1 10 194 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1efac32aecd278f8816a1c9f1d17318b.pdf 578c03e16af1bc2eb44782aeccd25277 PDF Text Text C o * > r /4 t o 6 b /7 7 9, /? 6 / m c h r / i t v /P 7 m c # 3 / j /? £ / \ i �The Herald Delivers Mere Than 10,000 Copies Today! 3 ft? fe r a lh you're not getting The Sanford Herald, you’re not get* ting a report on the eountywlde news aa it happen*. Call F A 2*2611 to get your local newspaper delivered. W E A T H E R : F air through Friday. High today, 72*80. Low tonight, 46-52. VOL. 63 United Pres* Leased Wirt EitablUhed 1908 Soviets Recover Space Animals MOSCOW (U P I)— The Soviet Union ha* launched and Recovered safely another space ship with a dog and "other biological subjects" aboard, the official Tasa news agency said today. The Taaa announcement said the launching and the land­ ing took place today. TH U R SD AY, M ARCH 9, 1961 News Briefs Heat Record M IA M I (U P I ) — Miami's 87 degree temperature Wednesday broke an all-time high fo r March 8, toppling the previous high for the data e f 86 In 1963. Alabaman Approved SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 144 School Board Demands Apology For Question O f Its M otives W ASH IN G TO N ' (U P I ) — The Senate hat approved President Kennedy's nomination o f ALbam a segregationist Charles M. Meri­ The County School Board today tha matter over to attorney Doug- council on what ha meant In the wether to tha Export -' Import demanded a public apology and re-1 lea Stenilrom and warned a mem- article concerning tho amount o f Bank, although a Democrat warn­ ed the appointment would come traction from members o f tha ber o f the league present at the | sewage dumped Into Lake Trout. The brief announcement said a keck to haunt the president. The United Cltisens League o f Caasel- meeting that "everything you aay | Tha newaletter, which Milwee berry, which, in a newsletter print-1 now could Iw held against you at Mid waa circulated thfoeghout the "satellite ■hip" weighing 10,940 county and had dona considerable ed Feh. 18, mentioned "g r a ft and a later date." pounds, or slightly more than five Milwee hammered questions at harm to tha "reputations o f -thli corruption." J A C K S O N V IL L E IU P I) — The tons, had been launched end Bupt. o f Schools R. T , Milwee Rohn Lady, e f tha league end elae board,” questioned the board's State Health Board said Wednes­ brought haek to a safe lending "in day only two polio cates had been recommended that tha board turn m member of the Casselberry town action on building " a filter bed at the required area e f the Soviet diagnosed in Florida during tha Union." first nine weeks o ’ tha year, an Tass said a dog named Cher- all-tlma low fo r ^ h e period. Tha board aaid 16 case* had been diag­ nushka was aboard and that the nosed at the same tima last year. animal's condition was normal No naw cases were diagnosed Uat week. WASHINGTON (U P I ) — House aftar its flight. The space ship sm p was w e . the m e 11th n t h ve­ vehighways Investigators today H t t p s if I gp sk ed H illard Davidson to explain hicle to be p u t in to apace b y th e 4? l i e Japan (U P I — L V. K U K U O K A . J, how tho state o f Florida let Russians, the fourth to be sent Ninety-one Japanese coal miner* hundreds of houses dribble away aloft with animals aboard, end the wars trapped today by a (Ire 1,400 to contractors working on super­ second which the Russians report­ feet underground and offlriala fear­ ed sefsly returned. ed tha bias* might touch off a gat highway projects. Cbemushka was at L a s t tha explosion. Reacuo teams brought Tha House Highways Investiga­ ting subcommittee summoned Da­ fourth dog sent on a apace voyage 20 o f tha miner* to safety. Police M id 71 other minora took abetter vidson, bead o f the properties by the Soviets. The latest 8ovlet apace probe behind a compressor room in an e f­ management division o f tha Flo­ rida Road Department, as ooe of revealed prior to today's an­ fort to survive the raging Inferno A t h e last witnesses at public bear­ nouncement Is tha Venua I, which deep in the mine. ings dealing with Florida road walgha 1,41* pounds. I t was launched Feb. 12, end ia streak­ scandals. EG L IN A IR FORCE BASE The subcommittee also planned ing toward Venus, in whose vicin­ to call W. C. Peterson, division ity i t . i s expected to arrive in ( U P I ) — A ir Force officials today studied information gathered by a engineer for the Bureau of public April. "Experimental animals" and i t search rocket shot to an altltuda Roadi in Tallahassee. In five days of .extensive bear­ "other biological subjects," other­ o f 80 miles ovar Eglln Gulf Teat ings, the subcommittee has at­ wise unidentified, also were Range. An Aeroboo-500 rocket waa tempted to establish that the stats aboard the space ship, the Tass fired by the A ir Proving Ground Center Wednesday. It of Florida deprived Itself and the announcement said. ■tody the density and dial 9 federal govarnmsnt of hundreds o f T ** of u ltra-vioLi rays, Iona thousands o f dollars. m Chi si Coupael Walter M ay has i and officials today looked ovtr plana fo r a repeatedly pointed out (b a ? the _________ „ hooL Laft to right, W . A. Patrick, architect state . failed to sell houses on __Jtn Burton, Jamaa Blrkenmeyer, Walter Teague, administrative assist­ LONDON i U I ’D — l i w Duka rights of way, only to have con­ ant, Roy Mann, achool board chairman, and SupL of Schools R. T. Milwee. Kent, 88-yaar-old cousin of Quaen tractors realise huge profits on (Herald Photo) Elisabeth II, wiu marry 28-ycartha removal and sale o f the asms aid Katharine Worsley Jana 8 at buildings. WL Fatar’a Cathedral la York, It The subcommittee aimed its waa uappunccd today. Tho anquestioning Wednesday at Ross m ssn aiat aald tha duke, who to Stanton Jr., resident attorney'dor Tha County Zoning Beard eighth ia Uaa to the throe*, guv* the Florida Road Department Wednesday, night agreed on the hi* ftaac** a platinum engagement Tbb gounty School Board 'id- hopes la advertise for bids some- rooms the school will include a Stanton's duty is to acquire rights need fo r enabling legislation to ring sat with a larga aapphlra day sygrovod preliminary plana Urn* ia May or early June and cafeteria and library. Funds for e f way. . gut n m i n i m * bousing eodd and this school will come out o f capi­ Stanton said buildings on the tor a new Bear Lake E le « s a ­ that b a . hopes the plant will be Ueeasiag o f alt buildiag eon tractors tal outlay funds. right o f way only have value U la ry gched la be located oa a, ready far occupancy during lb# they are removed. "Our job was In Seminole -County. « The board w ill draw up the bill SO-acra all* waat of Forest City. to get the highway constructed," CoostrucUau funds will come Tha school will be off Bear he added, '"and ws might have to be presented to the County Comhindered the program by waiting misalon fo r final approval end Lake Rd., between Cleaves St. from tha aate of Slate Depart­ around a long time getting rid e f then present It to the legislative and Curtis Drive and will ac­ ment of -Education bonds lo be delegation. 9 the buildings." comodate 660 pupils snd hsve 90 marketed this spring. One* enabling legislation to ap­ By Usited Pruts lalsnulioaal Thomas T . Cobb, general coun­ A t (ha same time, the board classrooms, library, administra­ Mrs. Carol Jtpson, acting post­ Eastern snow and stoat flailed tive suite and cafeteria. sel for the Florida Road Board, proved on tha uniform bousing approved Haul plans for a new master at ChuluoU, said today assured Rep. William C. Cramer coda, it would mean stricter con­ Naw York and southern Naw Architect John Burton, in sx- 11-clamroom Hopper Academy to that ad article in The Herald bad (R-Fla.,1 that the new administra­ trol and halp eliminate' all-sub- England today with a backlash ptoinlng the plana which will be ba constructed o n . Bay SL in preiented a misleading picture of of flurries from Tennessee to i tion did not plan any radical standard homes in the county. tent* to Talahassee for approval 8anfard. the notice for bids on a Cbuluota Burton laid tha board hopes to changes in highway policy. The. board aL o approved a pro­ Wisconsin. this week, laid that it will be rural post office station contract. Thousands of midwaitarn fatposal maklag it mandatory bond a one-story ranen type building advertlM for bids sometime next Mrs. Jepson also said that tha axamlnatlona and certlf^atloa o f lory workers and school children uilng pro-itrussed concrete In­ month and (hat the achool will "the fact that the article waa pub­ were idle for the second day In be ready for occupancy by Octo­ all contraetora in tha county. stead o f steel "to speed up the lished on the very day that bids ber of this yuar. A board o f examiner* would bo tha waka of a mammoth alorm construction.” were dosed has causod much that unloaded up to a foot of The new acbool will accomo­ established which would work the MUwee said that the board ill feeling.” She asked that "an new snow la Nebraska and Iowa, date 990 pupils. Besides 11 class­ The State Road Department bee tame way as the plumbers’ and •splanallon of some sort ba pub­ t i inches a t Milwaukee, Wis., computed ita survey o f the y e n electric Ians' board. lished regarding this m atter." and drifts measured at 16 feet. posed Lake Jessup Causeway from Tha board also approved a plat She was instructed to post the The U. 8. Weather Bureau pre­ WASHINGTON (U P I) For­ Oviedo to 8anford, County e n ­ for Goldie Manor located in South Capt. Arnold Williams o f the notice at noon, Keb. 37' end re ­ dicted six to I I Inches of snow mer President Harry 8. Truman gineer Carlton Blias said today. Seminole County near the Wea. In Maasaebusetti, New Hamp­ visited President Kennedy at the Sanford Police Department will be move il at noon, March 9, Mrs. Tha causeway was indnded un­ therafleld development. Previously shire. Mala* and Vermont befora White House today snd got a the speaker a t the C<vitan meeting Jepson said. The Herald report der a five-year Improvement pro­ it had denied the plat application the storm retreated into higher special welcome from the chief at the Sea Shell Restaurant at on the bid request did not include gram suggested by the eeonty because soma Iota were found to elevations of Now England and executive's three-year-old daugb- 7 p. «n. today. Tho program chair­ the deadline dale. The article was written from a commission In Uta IBM. bo sub-standard. man to Joe Davie. the Middto Atlantia states. ter. Caroline. copy of a sample contractors! agreement submitted by tha Her­ ald's Cbuluota correspondent, Mra. Pearl Jackson, and was not pub­ lished previously because ao in­ formation had been obtained on the matter. No oilier source of in­ An attempt to dopa greyhounds Manager Jack Ledoux and the maintain confidence in our great persons guilty of administering, found a beg of 94 small meat formation was used in writing tha In the Sanford-Orlando area Mon­ ate If for the careful security sporting industry. attempting to administer, or balls. report. day morning haa resulted la the precautions and alert work la "W a will meet this problem of cauao to ba administered, any Further tevuitlgaliou turned up Mrs. Jepson said sbe did not capture o f a Miami m a t sad haa apprehending Fanaro. attempted fixing o f races and ^ jkat Urn two men *rere I authorise and was not authorised stimulant or depresent to any brought in tha top echelon a f fight it wherever we find it; we The atefl of SemlaoL' County w h »n *o n H «f ,y k ' to make a new* release on the national racing executives tu fal­ Sheriff J. L. Hobby, Kenneth will stomp it out whomever it greyhound engaged in racing al low up the rasa. Noe Jr., director ot racing for affects. We have been, we are any track o f any member of - i a S t & n & a 1“ *• £ % * ■*“ " Joseph Linsey, president o f the the state of Florida, Tom Par­ and ws will continue to keep Ibis this association, for tbs purpose L ia r, .ii Ike other sueAmerican Greyhound Track Op­ ker, chief investigator for (be asm * clean. of affecting or Influencing the P*rt s *'v returned to erators Assn., Taunton, Maas., Racing eommlteteufr'-aad iL tto a j> a n d track "W a pledge (a maintain the raring performance of such grey- the m ■ break-in, flew in along witn Jerry GaUiqg, security chief D a v f t f r i r d K A N S A S C IT Y . Mo. ( U P l ) - A confidence of over eight milltoa picked up hia M e lt. forking V UU tbs (be ease, people who eajoy racing at eur Sanford-Orlando K a n n e I Clnb among those working "W # mean business with this All areyheuud* ■ ' Ryan diving tank and platfuiui collapsed board chairman and .national Fpnero is cbargtd *H b break- 94 membet tracks aaaually. reward and it applies in (bis kennel and from U *• E. Wedasaday night during a circus racing security chairman, and iag and catering m i with eaa“ Wa have implicit faith and earn," Uascy aaid. Collins added J. Aldereew Kennel, t i performance ia Municipal Audi­ to prearrange tho rtaaH l coalldoape in aur greyhound that the hanford-Orlando Track unlocked aaar by. v t Frank WincheU, associattoa torium, Injuring three former o f rare hy stimulating o r d*prets l owners app trainers, We feel would add to the reward. # ecutlv* secretary, oa learning ed from Moaday am. Olympic diver* ami pouring 84,000 lag a dog. The latter charge to that 0 pyr cent af them art Deputy deeberger delected the night programs. the incident. .1 gallons o f water on the arsna under a state statute which to a jhonest Carl Georg* Fanaro to it to the 'highest degree, but K taoel break-in at 3:16 a. m. Teats tabs* under the Toor. felony carrying a; penalty .af one 1« • will not htUi «.oter siJN bond to when be found that the iocs nad ol Noe fraqt the ’ Racing L to 10 years In prison upon con- those lew Seminole County jail after removed from the Ryan slsa thawed that three vlctlo*. . tampering caught by K arl Srebergtr, •*, . naei, since hia previous check hounds *u4 -af earns i# eh, fa* a meeting o f tho Unsay and Cell las jatesd l e i One af the L I Sanford-Oriande 091 portent t i minutes earlier at 9:90 a.m. to Urn (wa kennels thawed j A re hers at 7:30 p. M. security deputy, with a bag a f issue e statement security pro. Zeabtrgar entered the kennel live rodrUp*. m Civic Center.' This m eal balL ia the Ryaa •urn luvestigaltoa a f • i a gJ.ooo p »d found two men there. One U la tjiaarited that since ; a be a a organisational meeting i t 9:46 a.m. Monday. ■ "T h e 94 gr*|rt a u a waa abto t* jump the roar two w ea had aatjr I I minutes I all members, new end old, and our association are (pact and escape into the woods, get into the kaiuisli. that t‘ U n »ey halted Urn a a f develop meats at I solid I rote la ad I tars Interested are ergsd to alhut i eeb trgrr raptured Fanaro w e n aMa la roach only t>, 'Orlande Xeaaal O ub. euriiy program I* hi the outside pea where ha also dogs, Probers Ask #About Right Of Way Profit Polio Cases Fewer Rocket Studied Duke To M arry Plans Approved 9 Snow, Sleet Storms Unload On East •any part orifM. Chuluoto Post Office Article Called Misleading Jessup Causeway * Survey Complete Truman Greeted Williams To Speak Track Officer Halts Greyhound Doping Attempt Tank Collapses r US To Meet the Lyman dump 8choo! which thousands of is to gallons of sawags dally into Laka T r o u t. , . " "Just what ar* these men trying to d o t” tho newsletter asked. “ A r* they so uniformed that they think this is an oqultabla and hon­ orable thing to do. Or ia it an item o f g ra ft and corruption? I f none o f these question* would answer the workings behind this, just what Is tha answer?” Lady said that ht did not write the nswsLUer, but said it waa a cooperate venture with sight per­ sons o f tha leafua. "1 hav* not tbs authority to apologist fo r thara, but as for mystif, if I hav* laid anything that is libel then I am sorry and I'm sura tha L a g u t will go along with m* in printing any kind o f ratraotion. "Th ee* .are not atatemanta, hut questions era wanted tb* board to answer," Lady explaintd. " W » stopped construction on tha filter bed long before this news­ letter appeared," M ilwot said. Milwse explained that the board la considering a solution whereby tha sewage could esep into the lake and not coma directly into it. Sanitarian Val Robbins said there to a possibility e f building the filte r bed o r constructing a sewer system, "but we must b* practical and economical." Milwee oaphasiaad that - tho board w ill seek a solution that will be banfidal to all concerned. Star Better LONDON (U P I )— Elizabeth Taylor la "virtually" out o f danger and nuty be out of bed In two or three weeks, her doctor said today. II waa tha moat optimistic statement yet made sine* the 29-year-old movia queen waa stricken with pneu­ monia last Saturday, Did Killing For Friend, Holzapfel Testifies U P I) Aa ex-ooaVtet calmly related la d tlall Wednesday how he carried out ooe of Florida’s most baffling murders, not for mooey, but out o f friendship for tho ataa charged With masterminding the trim *. Confessed killer Floyd A. (Lucky) Holaapfel returned to tho witness stead ia the M . Lucie County Courthouse to d a j^ te ’ ‘re ­ sume his testimony in the trial of formar Municipal Judf* Joseph A . Foal Jr., who to chargod with hiring Hotoapfsl and a convicted Negro bootlegger to kill West Palm Beach Circuit Judge C, E. Chilling worth and hia wife In 1865. Prosecutor Phil O'Connell indi­ cated he might call the Negro, Oeorgo Lincoln, at today's sta­ tion. H oliapffl, under oath la the mualy courtroom over which Chllllngworth once presided, pointed to Peel aa tha man who hired him and Lincoln lo dispose a i Chillingwortb, The ax-convict aaid Peel had been using hia office qa a West Palm Beach jurist to cover a numbers and moonshine racket and that ChUllagworth planned to start disbarment pro. ceedlngi a gainst him. Carlton Welch, defense attorney for tha 37-ycar-old Peel, aaked HoLapicl In crosa examination if Nine Americans Held In Congo LE O PO LD V ILLE . Tha Congo (U P I) - A U. 8. Embassy official beaded today for the Oriental Province capital o f Stanleyville to intercede lo behalf of oioa Am eri­ can missionaries blockaded hy pro-Lumumba force a. Frank Cartocc!, a second secre­ tary at the embassy here, said !)• had hopes of galling tha Stanleyvlile lea d en to aupport hia re­ quest to frao the Americana who a rt missionaries for the World Grace Testimony group. The Americana era being held with nearly 900 Europeans at Kladu in Kivu Provinca.. A ll bava beta refused exit permits, accord­ ing to U.N. officials. The Am erica* miss'oaaries who are being prevented from Lavin g Kivu belong ta two families. They a n M r. and M n . Samuel K. Viaten af Khonsburg, Pa., their ten, Frederick Vision, Ms wile and eight-moath-aU too, Frederick J r * ail a f L ra w w d , Calif., and E f . and Mrs. Carl Anderson af UCcaga Bally. Syjtt . "revenge” caused him to asm s Pool as'thte employer in tha kill­ ings. The Jacksonville attorney aaked if it w a n true that Pool had boon having an alfalr with Hotoapfol’s w ile which could have caused a "luat fo r m o n g o " . Holts pfal told the 18-man Jury ha killed the ChiMagwocthe an 1101, "out o f friendship Circus Coloring Contest Rules Set Members o f the Seminole Swim Assn., sponsor* o f the F8U F ly ­ ing High Ciretia here Saturday, hav* completed regulation* fo r the children's coloring contest ta ba htld in conjunction with tho performance. Tha program a f the performs nee will bo printed ao that it assy bo used fo r the entri** in the contest: The circus committee has selected simple "Circus Characters" fo r tha program. These characters a rt to ho colored with the crayons furnished and returned to the ro* creatoh of flea at tha Civic Canter fo r Judging. A l entries must be ia by noon, March SO, and should show the name, age and address o f tb* child lubmlttlng than. A $26 l i v ­ ing* bond will b* awarded to tha winn*r of «ach age group, one through six snd seven through 12. Programs ar* available naly at the circus. , Ticket* ar* un * * L a t Toothton'* KouuiUlat and Andaman's, tb* Civic Center or from any mem­ ber o f the Swim Assn. Adult* ad* mission is |t and student* 60 cents. A few reserved testa’ are atilt available fo r aa additional M cents. Flood Control Funds Urged Ia WEST PALM BEACH (U P I ) Tha Central and Southara Florida Flood Control District told a W, ’ la th * commute* Wednesday naafla a Urate' to to da necessary flood work during (ha sea l Rltoy E. �H— 2— Thuri. Mur. 9, 1981 U.S. Appears To Have Reached Dead End To Improve Chinese Relations TH U R S D A T Lake Mary Yoga Excreta* Club, oocond floor Evan* Bldg., 7:80 F R ID A Y Oviado Women's Club, Methodist Fellowship Hall, lunrhson m wt- By MRS. H. L. JOHNSON Have you heard the song, "Oh What a Beautiful Morning?'' Well It has hern true thle whole week hasn’t It? It waa so wonderful that several o f the men from her* went down and cleaned up their camps on the river. Now tha woman folk have to clean and pol­ ish pots and pant and waeh blank­ ets and llr.ar.s. '- H e r e you SATURD AY Longwood F ir* Dept, annuel tM tkaa dinner, Bhadyeid* Park, 4 p. m. Tha appointment of W. F. (F re d ) Yeacklt to th* posiUoa of general aalei manager at Btrickland-MorriLongwood Boys Seouto, Old son, Inc., was announced this Beptiet Church, 7 p .m . week by W. A. Morrison, owner, Yeackla will be in charge of Longwood Merchant'* Assn, • both new and uaed car isles for the agency, local dealer for Ford, Falcon and Thundarbird. Longwood Voluntosr Fir* Dept., F ir* Hall, 7:80 p. m. • • • Casselberry Board of Aldermen, Town H all 7:80 p.m. • • • Oviedo Masonic Lodge 248, Ma­ sonic Hall, • p. m. * • * Seminole County Professional jMurtes, Health Dept, auditorium, W p. m. 4-H Girls Plan Demonstration Day Activities o f Seminole County’s 4-H Club girls climaxing National d-H week will be their annual De­ monstration Day Saturday. Th* program, at the Home De­ monstration Center, 401 E. 36 St, lb Sanford, epena at 0:80 a. m. with the public invited to hear de­ monstrations which hav* been li­ mited to fiv e minutes fo r each girl. These demonstration* w ill consist mt various phase* o f 4-H work Including foods, slothing, health, good grooming, fam ily life, re­ creation, horns improvement and Iraeaing foods. District Demonstration Day has hem aot in Orlando's County A g r i­ cultural B ld g , March 18. A ll 4-H girls, 18 yaara * f aga or more, w ill have an opportunity to par­ ticipate ia tha district mooting. Welcome Wagon Plans Meeting Urn Sanford Welcome Wagon O ub will meal March I I at th* Cea Shall Restaurant for installa­ tion of officers and a business M islon followed b y luncheon which la offered at a nominal efaarg* Richard Keogh of the Tlarida •tata Bank will ba gutst speaker using as hia tople “ Family Money Maaagameat.” Nureery service, including trans­ portation from tha restaurant, will bo nvaUablo far children. DeBary Firemen Plan Dance The DeBary Volunteer Fir* Dept, w ill held it* ninth annual denes in the Sanford Armory, March 17 from • p. m. until 1 n. m. to the music o f P e l* Bukur's Populates. Henry W. Kiappar, president e f th* firemen, aaya that nil DeBary m trvhanu as wall a* ms a b o rt e f th * department* have tickets on Second Grade Studies Birds Study a f bird! ia underway ia Eragwood Elementary's second grade taught by M u . Lambert. •indent* are learning ta Identify Nto various kind* of birds by ob. •srviag and readiag. They are Maraiiig. too, how tho leathered frteada help mas. whore they lira, whhl they eat had about their gratae! loo a ad cease rvalioa. FRED Y E A C K LB in making th* announcement, Mormon sakt ‘•Yeackla’* ouUtandiog ability and estanslve back­ ground ia the auto aales Reid ac­ count for hia rapid advancement since joining our aalta staff in Dacomber." Tha newly appointed aales manager ia well known ia tho Sanford area, and before going to Slrtckland-Morrleon, waa associated for a number of year* with Holler Motor Sales. Visits DeBary By M U . ADAM MULLER Hloud donations war* received by the Volusia Flagiar-Daytosa Chap­ ter BloodmobU* at th* DeBary Community Center last week Assisting at Uia Center during the afternoon wore B a n Buchanan of Daytona Beach) H a rry Whitaker, Miss Ethel Johnson, M n . R Harrison Mrs. Ell Yoder, Miss Beth Miller, Viola Padgett, Fred Kammerer, Crass Walters, II. P. Newton. James Richard, John Dtlrk, Mrs. John Byrn, Mrs W Setkraea, Mrs. 11. P. Newton and Mrs. Thomas How­ ard, of DeBary. Donors were Naomi Jackson, Edgar E. Corson, Jtne Htlib, Pauline Kasseolrh, Grace and E r­ nest Waliko, Rodney Sharp, Tho­ mas J Endres, Beatrice Hart, Sally Nelder, May Davla, Karl Murr. Harry Schob, James Zavlnsky. Alice Crowder, Jeannette and Ellsworth Ogden til of DeBary, and from Enterprise, Allan Sain, lla rvty Dunn, Katherine Selltr, Ralph CouUletle, Robert Gootalnger. Horvey E. Dunn, Helen Snod­ grass and Edward Cunningham. munist position, the deadlock ap­ pears certain to continue. Chinese Communist Ambassador Wang Ping-Nan at a meeting ja Warsaw Tuesday with U .S. envoy Jacob D. Beam again rrjected a request of release of the five Americans held by the Peiping regime and turned down a Slate Department proposal that 31 U.S. newsmen be permitted to enter Red China. Wang told Ream it would be “ difficult" to deal with the ques­ tion o f admitting newsmen so long as U. S. forces "continue’ to occu­ p y" Formosa. m ■ 'M l ■ft 2 A m . S went to the Fair In Orlando and •specially looked at the Seminole County exhibit. Mr. Tucker, Mr. Lundherg and Miss Myrtle Wilton worked hard on ths booth and it was certainly nice. The denlivision chair rauird a sensation among tha children. They aald they wera going to have their dentist get one for them. • • • Coma Friday after­ noon f bet there were a lot o f dlfferently arranged closets, shelve* and drawers after tho Monroe Homs DamonstraUon ladiaa llttanad to Kay Sassman flv a an exeailent damonstratinon on storaga. We mot with Daisy Dowatl as LuelUo Fitagsrald’a baby had tha measles so i t was Impossible to LONGWOOD 4-H CLUB members received prize money Wednesday to go moot with Lueilla. • • • Sorry to with the ribbons their work won at tha County Fair. Shown here are, at top, from left, Towanda Showera, Patsy Coney, Peggy Ann George, Brenda hear that Gary Griffla had Injured himself accidently In the right leg Lyons, Sue Polter and Carolyn Bridger. Pictured below are Carla Lommler, by a gun discharging. A t last re­ junior 4-H leader; Catherine Willia, Lynn Voakan and Joyce Peteraon. port ho was doing fine. Gory and (Herald Photo) his fatally now lisa in Holly Hill. * * * Sammy* Lou Knot's mother and dad are visiting with har. Last year after Easter, Somrayo and I want to Bainbridgo, Ga., to 000 tho Kendricka. They wort moat hoapltablo and friendly and I have known thorn fo r ago*,' Mr*. Kendricks is rotting from a stay In a Bainbridgo Hospital. • • • tha J. 0. Sapp* took their houseguests, U r. and Mr*. H. W. Holdridga o f Daytona Beach on an en­ joyable waokond trip. First tho Fair in Orlando on Friday and on Saturday they went to Bon White Raceway, * * * Kmary Kreinbring la tho first lucky on* ta catch ana of those lagged ftsh from Monros. Ho took it to Orlando to reglator I t • • • Bob M era’s Vaster Cantata la coming along fino, Monday night's rehearsal waa just grand.1 * • • Claud* and Mary Hlttoll and children took o f f last weekend on a short trip. Guess they had a nice a oT ftd L:.- *.'-*0 time because the weather (which 1 especially ordered fo r overyono) waa just perfect fo r those that »Cwant on picnics, Halting or over to the beach and I aoo some o f my teenagers have some sunburn to prove It. • ♦ Hat anyone riding on the Paola Rd. noticed tho pear tree* in bloom T They're surely pretty. * * * J w ill have the pleas­ ure o f accompanying the High HIGNING THE CONTRACT to lenan warehouse apace for the new Ander­ School (Iloo Club to Daytona F ri­ son Moving and Storage Company »re, seated, Claud Anderson, president, day night and hear them compote and Mrs. Ann Starkey, secretary. Standing, Marvin Meltzer o f Sanford for state honor*. And then SaturManufacturers and Ned Julian o f Stenatrom Realty. (Herald Photo) day Grac* Edward* and I w ill go with tho Band*to W inter fasti for the district mooting. I have all o f my finger* era*sod that both GREGORY LUM BER’* group* w ill win In every category. DISCOUNT Tho most recant new business to building hia been let to Claud Mia* Whittle and Mr. Cowley both Oa Barplua Stock Anderson, president of th* corpo­ hav* o wonderful group of boys open In Sanford this month la th* ration, by Marvia M titter, pres­ and girls and I know they will Anderson Moving and Storage ident of the Sanford Manufac­ make their directors proud of Company. turers. them. Good luck young'une. • • • Representing the Global Van The vice president and treasurer Tho Girl ftcouta gave n nit# proLines, a national and international of the corporation ia Mr*. Claud gram at tho Ichoul P-TO mooting Anderson and Mrs. Ann Starfcay Tuesday evening. • • • Frankie moving and storage company, th* ia secretary. Wheatland and girls metored to new business will have 8,000 square Ned Julian of Stenatrom Really Gainesville, Sunday, to aoo Mr. fret of warehouse space to etore Company handled the lease trans­ Wheatland who is in tha J. IIlilts furniture and household goads. action. Miller Hospital there. Don't know It will bo located In a naw firewhen ho wilt b* able to com* home resistant building which was re­ a i ba lias been quite ill. 8p*cdy roeovary Perry. * * * Good to oeo tho cently added to the Sanford Menu boy* playing baseball now. I think facturera plant on W. First St. The contract for lease of the that la m y favorite sp ort Bon Bob a is playing Aar high aehool and I hope to ha ahla to go to tha games. * * * Whan Bona Hawkins and 1 earn* boat* from tha F air Satur­ day bar two aUtera and families war* at her home. Myrtl# and Florence and families le ft Tuesday to return to their respective home*. Assembly Guest Mrs. I. E. Kirkland, program guest at a rem it Enterprise School assembly, presented an in­ teresting and enjoyable talk on Alaska and used color slides to illustrat* the account of her trav­ el* in that stats. W HEEL AUG NM ENT W H E E L BALANCE m iu u (in pa w u « Gator Causes Concern To Buffalo Lawyer BUFFALO, N. Y . (U P I ) -A t t o r ­ ney Eugene J. Ouchi* of Buffalo waa relieved today that ha was in court when a package arrived at his office from a friend in Florida. A curious bystander opened the package Tuesday and a foot-long alligator jumped out end nipped an offie* girl before it was caught and taken to the city too. " I ’ m not going to claim it," Ouchie said, “ but I may visit it on weakends." Seminole Band Trip Running inlo 'Trouble' The scheduled trip of the Semi­ nole High School Band to the Cherry Blossom Feteival in Wash­ ington, D. C. in April, is running into financial difficulties. Band­ master Ernest Cowley told the Lions Club at their Tuesday meet ing. A shortage of about U.ftOO starnto between the present balance a i l ! the amount needed to take the S3 member band and majorette rorpa to the national festival Lions Club President Milton Smith told Cowley that tha Lions Club was proud of the high school band and said, “ We are willing to help, and with the help of other people in this town, aomrftow we will make sure that our band t a k ^ this trip to Washington." • A fish fry I* being planned by the Lions Club, under the dir­ ection of Cecil Carlton, and tho definite date and place wfU be announced soon. The band is planning several projects oa their own, including a Majorette Show, with majoret­ tes from all over Central Florida, in tho gymnasium on March * . m Another project will b* the spon­ sorship o f a special m ovl* at th* Moviolaod Drive-In Theatre in th* near future. Saturday, tha band and majors*, to* go to Wintar Park to compete In Florida Bandmasters District Meet, which Is th* olimlnation trials for the State Band Contest in May. FIRST Former Sanford Resident Dies Floor Covering Word ' has been received here o f the death o f Carl Ts|fi|eh, for­ m er Sanford resident. Known to his friends as “ Bo," he once ran a praising shop in Sanford, and lived hare most of his life. Details of the time and place o f his death are ’ not avalifble at this time. HEW IN Q U A L IT Y ft ' • • IN S T A L L E D or D O -IT-YO U RSELF BAND BAN Inlaid Linoleum A L L TYPES Reslltlant Floor Covering FREE E S T IM A T E S House of Floors Fern Plaaa • Farm Park T E 0-H77 SAVE TIM E FOR EASTER 20% 8CHIFFLI EMBROIDERED SPRING HOUSECLEANING HELP— ju n n "These girls," Mrs. Lommler added, “ are walking advertise- menu for the achievement* t( * i t-H work can liv e the > o u « people." h m u t i Wnnhabk if Ut ntw! You can enjoy tho luxury of ptaatiful hot water aervtos for just pennieo a day! Aik your jpha Wood dealer to show you the right aia* and * » parity model to lighten your household chon*, auks showera and •have* more nlsaaaaL Glassliaed and Chuluota Gels Ambulance Service Chuluuto'a Georg* Beulden, eaeiog th* need e f an ambulance for the community, has equipped hi* station wagon and stand* ready to take any parson t * the doctor or hospital, as tha case de­ mand*. His hems ia located a t tha corM r a f ‘tovsnth 8 b and Ava. E ar £ 1 WASH1NGTON (U P I) The of tension between the two coun­ United Stales appeared today to tries, but “ we are not prepared to surrender in order to get a relax. have reached a dead end in its alion." renewed efforts to get improved He was referring to the fact relations with Red China. that the Red Chinese continue to Officials said the Kennedy ad­ demand as the price for any im­ ministration would keep trying, provement In relations U.S. ac­ knowledgment of Peiping’s right but had little hope after the new to the Nationalist-held Uland of Communist refusal to release Formosa. American prisoners and to permit The Unites! .Slates Is firmly U.S. newsmen to enter the Red- comm "ted to hold Formosa and has i -Mention of abandoning that bold mainland, President Kennedy told his news position. Barring a dramatic and unex­ •onference Wednesday that he Would like to see a ‘ “ lessening'' pected change in the Chinese Com- By BETT1E SMITH Thi* week I* National 4-H Week and the Longwood |irl* hare been making plan* and exhibita to observe it properly. On dliplay at Ted's TV Store on Church St. are the individual and group ribbon.winning exhib­ it* that the club ihowed at the Seminole County Fair. Mr*. Carl Lommler U the Long wood leader and her daugh­ ter. Carla, i* junior leader. Thi* week, the club meeting 1* scheduled at the home of Mr*. Forrest Baines on Second PI. Demonstrations will be given be­ fore the local club in prepara­ tion for County Demonstration Day at the Center In Sanford Saturday. Catherine Willis will demon­ strate how to makr a dust cloth and Joyce Peterson and Carla Lommler on bow to make a ‘ •three s U r" powdered milk for­ mula for sweet milk, butter milk and whipped cream. Mrs. Lommler says her girls have worked very hard for the observance of National 411 Week and that they only wish they could interest everybody in the i |ftlviiui#d BodtUi Bean Visualiner Service Sanford mMnv 17*92 S. — Drive Thru Fern Park To Seminole County Line — end — t*A 2-8788 . D r lv t F IR S T ST. NATURAL GAS FOR SANFORD ■ ■ 9 1 H tr y . Mi A l O ld C h e a a y R d . O RLAND O , FLA . SEW SAVE �V IN Y L P L A S T IC Golden Corn Oil Limit 1with a $5.00 or more Food Order M a z o la O il M a y o n n a is e Thrifty Maid Yellow Cling 48-oz. Decanter Dixie Darling Vacuum Packed Limit Limit l with 0 1 with Peaches Tomatoes Georgia Red Standard Food Order S5.0C Q U A N TIT Y RIGHTS RFSERVED ?<\xf Order I II I I H| I SA U S A G E Fresh, Tender CENTER CUT Loin End PORK FRIED FISH STEAKS - 3 9 / Free 1-Lb. PkfJ. Crackin Good Saltines When You Buy M EDIUM BIKE T A R T Y PI mm i OCEAN S H R IM P M r* WITH BEANS Beans 2 29/ Kleenex P u n ch 3 ss i R o lls Beans 8 ^ ‘1 G rits 5 302 CANS CANS W oter Softener C A N N ED H A M S *2.99 BLueSra lP k g e . O f 400 DIXIE DARLING Dinner Package DIXIE LILY Meal or Regulo Room Deodorant 3 3 * AIR Wick ‘&r 79* 59' CALGON CORN STARCH St 16* T I S S U E 4 mi. 37' GLOSS STARCH V,,V: 17' T O W E L S 2 m . 39‘ 16-oz. Pkg. A rgo Regular Northern Argo Northern Paper 6IANT PK6 FRESH FROM T H I GARDEN - YOUNG, T IN D IR POLE BEANS 2 FIRM CRISP U. L iM rten i twite i f oft* e t»o < * * « . im h ‘ 2 9 ' !WHITE A R R O W 4 9 f* S. 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PRAISE SOAP 2 Frogront L IF E B U O Y 2 £S Frogront L IF E B U O Y 2 Complexion Core LComplexion U X S O A P 2 is .omplexion Care L U X SOAP 2 LUX 39' ’IT Detergent L IQ U ID W IS K t r LIQUID TREND Deodoront Liquid Detergent PaIjm Hb Firm Si Im Is « • * WIM U M Bint EGGS 41' R eg O 1 1 Bare O Both Bore Vahm I t — y hi A40M» Ti T U i I » | iM liw » t Wh«a Tm tm iin n - 69/ PLAVORPUL HORMEL W HITE or COLORS 00 DaNeieae W ith Kgi* • FORK JL'HT H K A T A N D K A T fciiic V A N CAM P Pork ond Freeh, Smell, Leon, Meaty FKI “ R O A ST-4 9 / FEET 2 - 2 9 / BRAINS >29/ t f OH re t H i fooo «* D C A Austex Chili B IS C U IT S 4 con. 3 9 ‘ C O L E S L A W '& 3 9 ‘ Palmetto Forme PORK LOIN ROAST» 3 9 PO R K CHO PS 1■ Jar 00 Lb. 4 9 * Copeland A ll Moot Botson Butt or Rib End LIMIT o u t W irtt H A W A IIA N Frwrt or Golden Pillsbury Sweet or Buttermilk Conned FRESH P O R K SALES | | COFFEE Blue Lake Green 8 YR. G UARANTEE FRANKFURTERS * 4 9 ‘ M ax w ell H ouse INSTANT THRIFTY M AID !4 INCH D IAM ETKR Eot Rite Smoked TriccA Good Thur*., F rl., tint, March 9, 10, 11. Astor Coffee I GARDEN HOSE" ™ 00 No. 21/2 Cans Both Bore I Liqiud Cleaner - H AND Y Pint A N D Y Bot. 39' 69' TREND ST 49' B R E E Z E % 35' Si. 83' LBlueU X F L A K E S At 33' B IN SO 33* 77' SURF & 35' Si 82' A L L X : 39' 33' Condensed Sudl L IQ U ID A LL 77' S I L V E R D U S T At 35' Detergent A ll Purpose 23' 1 >J I 2T A Q f Z 7 69' 75 49' Mild, Gentle 8 Premium Pock Condensed Sude Granulated DIXIE DARLING BUTTERMILK BISCUITS 100 Free TV Stanps with each 4 pkf«- Coupon ea packafO B 0 �** n S tir T .„ • ■ n fo r S ft ir . t , m t Miss M artha Francis Beeler ■ To Marry Jerry Schack Sir and Mra. Charles R. Beclrr, |with M in Beeler's father official* I director of the Florida Conference the en- ln«of Seventh-day Adventliti, In OrForeil City announced announced I , , „ |or Be<ler u pub„ c reIalloni | |,Ddo gagement and approaching mar­ riage of their daughter, Martha Francis. to Jetty Schack, ion of Mr. and M n . Leo Schack,' of Toll* WSCS Holds At April Meeting Joint Meeting By M A R IA N R. JONES Membera o f the Jonei family, Mr. and Sira. J. M. Jonei, Sir. and Mra. Bill Morgan and aon, Chuckle, of Orlando; Mr. and Mra. J. B. Jonei and ion, Jimmy Ro­ MISS M A R T H A F R A N C IS B E E L E R Mrs. Stock Honored At Surprise Shower A surprise stork shower for M rs ., The honorre was greated by hfirs. Joseph Stock was the main event Stork and his gifts aa the pulled e f . the evening when members a pretty colored ribbon to which o f (ho Ethel Root Circle of the i they were both attached. Congregational Christian Church A brief business Hireling premet Monday at the lovely home cecded the party at which time re ­ of Mrs. Howard nollini 1703 E u l ports were made by tha various Fourth Street for their regular officers, Mra. Hollins announced meeting. that Mra. Harold llcrbat would Potted pink a ta lc u were arils serve aa publicity chairman for UcaUy arranged at the entrance another year as this position had and other flower arrangement! not yet beer, filled. The ladies da­ orders wrre used throughout the pine rkled to make and lake paneled rooma, carrying out the again this year for the sale of pink and blue theme. The eerving hot cro n buna. Anyone wanting table waa overlaid with a beautiful any of Ibcac delicious homemade lace cloth centered with a pastel buns should place their order early arrangement and bootees held with Mrs, Rollins. pink and blue tapera and tiny Those attending were the honoree flowers. Mra. Stock, Mra. Coberly, Mra. Refreshments of lhaet cake, Ice Oscar Zlttrower, Mrs. H. Thurs­ cream, coffee, lea, and miniature ton, Mrs. T. R. Alford, Mra. Alice baby cartages containing mints McMillan, Mra. Norma Cook, Mra. and assorted ruts ware served to William Bailay, Mrs. Miurica the guests by the hostesses, Mrs. Corbett. Rollins and Mra. Helen Hemusat Mrs. Agnes Boyd, Mra. Earl s m ile d by Mrs, Harold Herbal. Mosley, Mrs. Jamca Bedenbough, Entertaining games were played Mra. Simpson, Mrs. Nordgren, and those winning prises were, Mrs. Herbal, Mrs. Larry Adye, M ri. G. 0. Nordgren, Mra. Max and two gueata, Mra. Minnie Salis­ Coberly, and Mra. Eddie Simpson. bury and littla M in Sue Tyson. Mrs. Gua Schmali will be hoileia to the next meeting, March 30. The meeting place will be announced at n later date. Lake Monroe Personals By MBS. M. L . JOHNSON U r. and Mra. H. W. Holdridge, o f Daytona Beach, apent .the week­ end at tha J. C. Sapp home, F ri­ day evening the Sapps and guests visited the Central Florida Fair and Saturday evening visited the Ben Whlta Raceway, Mr. and Mra. Claude llawklna had aa their gueata tha p a il week­ end Mr. and Mrs. John Pickatt of Jacksonville and Mr. and Mra. Mike Manrini and children from Oldbrooke, N. J. Friends o f young Gary Griffis, of Holly Hill and form erly of Lake Monroe, will regret to learn that he had a pakiful accident. He ihot himself in tha right leg. nity Center, with Mra. Van Aradale preaiding. Talman Gueat apeaker waa Mra. J. Smith, o f DeLand. She diacuaacd the varioua typea of grasiea in Central Florida. By M M . CLABENCK SNYD ER Mr. and M ri. J. L. Hutchison of Quincy, recently visited his sister, Mra. J. S. Peterson and family. Hutchison, as editor and publisher of the Gadsden County Times at Quincy waa cnroule to West Palm Beach to a managers meeting of (he John II. Perry newspapers. Mias Sally Sn>dcr of New Springfield, Ohio, has returned to her home, after ■ months visit with her grandmother, Mra. Clarence 8nyder. Lowe Pierce and aon Harry, ol Bradenton, visited Mra. Frank George recently. They enjoyed some shad fishing while they were here. Mrs. George Carter, Harbor Oaks, spent • day with Mra. Frank George, recently. M n . Alma Walker ha* returned home, from Daytona Beach, w hen ahe apent two weeka With her niece Mra. Louisa Malley. Mra. Agnea D arns, Mrs. Kath­ arine Johnson and Mrs. Oliva Rob. bins, all nf Belfast, Maine, have returned to their bomta after a ten day visit with Mrs. Waltar Darns, Mr. and Mra. Grant d u lle r called on Mra. Erie Roberta who ii n patient in the Holiday House, Sunday. Tha WMS of tb« Oaleen Baptist Church, observed tba week of prayt r for Baptist mlaelone, with meeting! at the church, Tuesday and Wedneaday mornings. Mr. aod Mra. F. T. Piety were dinner gueata at tha MQ ranch, Sunday. New Arrivals Mr. and Mra. Britt Rogara, Gaines villa, announce tba birth of a 7 lb. 10 oa. daughter, March 7 at tha J. HIUli MtUtr Health Cen­ ter, in Gainesville. They have chosen the name Lori Lynne, for the new arrival, Mra. Rogera la tha former Betty Varnum, o f Sanford. She made bar home with her aunt, Mra. Betty Cox, 1301 Forest Drive. Paternal grandparents a rt Mr. and Mra. Robert Roger*, o f Wla tar Gardrn. Planned Saturday A G O ING A W A Y P A R T Y F O R K A T H Y H A R R IS O N waa given by Ethel Todd and aoma other frienda at the home o f Mra. J. M. Dingman. The gueata had a pancake breakfaat and npent the morning bidding Kathy fare­ w e ll aa her fam ily la being tranaferred. Shown are. from left. Sue Ann Stoffer, Sue Price, Linda Lee, Janice Rahn, Knth.v and Ethel. (Herald Ph oto) S m ith - DeCeder Wedding Announced Enterprise Personals By Methodist M YF Members of the M Y F of First Methodist Church are plan­ ning a skating party for Saturday evening. They will mcel at Ihe church st 7 p.m. Saturday and go in a group i to Skate City for the parly. I Chapetoncs will be Mrs. Ben . Wiggins and Mias Jane Chaney. Hy HELEN SNODGRASS Sunday guests of Mils Doris --------------------------Faber were Mr. and Mrs. L. Mr. and Mrs. Jc»»e C. Smith, Faedt, Mr. and Mra. George Wea• 3320 South Sanford Ave., announce Ing and J. T. Jones, of (.ongwood and Mr. and Mra. A. N. Nelson of the marriage of their daughter, Frances Diane, to John F. DeCe­ Tampa. Mr. and Mra. Joseph Kline, of der, of Longview, Texas. M agra Falls, N. Y. viaited Mr. THURSDAY Tha wedding was an event of and Mra. John San George on their The Young Aduit Sunday School Feb. 21, at Folkaton, Ga. The way to Miami. Claaa o f the First Christian Church bride's mother, Mrs. Jcaie Smith, John Clapp, of Montclair, N.J.. will hold a pot-luck supper at t ^ accompanied the couple tn Folk*who has been the houseguest at education building at 6:30 p . m * aton, for the ceremony, pcrfornv.-d the home of Mlaa Doris Faber nursery will be provided for young by Judge Cecil Conner. left for a visit in Fort Myers. children. The bride wai born in Sanford, The Enterprise blood bank waa The Deacons of the First Pres­ attended schools here and while increased by four pints, last week byterian Church will meet at 7:43 attending Seminole High School, when the mobile unit of the Volusia |p.m. was a member of the Glee Club. •Flagler Blood Unit, visited Dc­ First Baptist Church week of The groom, born in Allquippa, Bary. Enterprise donors included prayer for home missions, session Pa., la the aon of Mr, and Mrr. Harvey L. Dunn, Mra. Katherine starts at 2:30 p.m. P. A. DeCeder, of Longview. He Sellers and Ed L. Cunningham Jr. F R ID A Y attended schools in Pennsylvania, First Baptist Church week M Florida and Texas. prayer for home minions, 2 * He graduated from the While MR., MRS. J. F. D E C E D E R p.m. Oak High School, in White Oak, Texaa and la presently serving ■—4BJ--» Judge and Mra. WUmot Decker, in the U. A. N avy and stationed BvStmBnfl at the Sanford Naval A ir Station. 1of Middlrtoen, N. Y., were week­ The couple Is residing at 306 end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ bert S. Bilthimer. The Deckrra VJs Elm. Ave., in Sanford. were enroute to K ey West and lalamoralda for a vacation. They 234 B. P A R K AV K . said “ they were tired of shovelMr. and Mrs. Palm er Ardollno, Open Fridaya To 7 P. H Ing snow.” from Sloatsburg, N. Y ., have been * Church Calendar fisA&ojud& DIAMONDS Lake Mary Personals Austins Visit visiting Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Sahler la Lake Mary for several week*. Both fam ilial made a trip to Key Weat and spent a week there while they were In Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Hardy and daughter, Nancy, have re­ turned from New Jersey and will make their home In Lake Mary. Their many friends here are glad to welcome them back. r G W ALTNEY In Longwood Mr. and Mrs. Charlei H. John­ son Jr. Wiedmere Ave., Longwood, have as their guests, Mra. Johnson's parents, Mr. and Mra. Marvin Austin, of Columbia S. C. Mr*. Austin broke her leg last summer and haa been confined to her home for some lime, ao the vialt with her daughter’s family has been eserlally enjoyed by all. classio in form.. s33d fresh ly orlop toe you r ounoloot op rln gtlm o hours . . • bow fel o* m id bool opooUtor o f ooftool umlinod w hlto o o lf w ith navy, tea o r poloat ooulpturod ot too, oollar, hoot 14,9 5 W A L K IN G SHORTS Batiks Dacron Cottons Thig classic "checkater" by Parkland. Of eaaieat-eort. Arnel and cotton. Yourt in a espaikly rainbow o f ( Spring colors. | 1695 Spring Cocktail Dresses Y Elegant cotton, milk and Lace co ck ta il. . . party and ovenlng dresaea. B y . . . M r. M ort FhyllU Dee ou'll like our collection e f colorful and eolid colored ahorta in waahabla faat colors. Pioatod or plain In atylas that do the moot for your figure. Q u it & C & LC M 0 MEN'S WEAR MARY-ESTHER'S FA 3-2333 7 Skating Party Neat, Trim, Cool Cottons New The WSCS of the Osteen and Stafford Memorial M eth o^t Churches held a Joint m e e t in fft the Stafford church. Tuesday. Those attending were. Mrs. Lucy Stafford, Mra. D. A. Bruce, Mrs. James Singletary, Mrs. George Stinson and Mrs. Lynch from tha Stafford church. Mrs. John Helms. Mrs. Edna Clutter. Mrs. Bill McDaniel. Mrs. J. L. Allman. Mrs. Vivian Allman and Mra. Thomas Seagravea Oalccn and the ministers Mrs. Erick Roberts. The DcBary Garden Club met Friday afternoon at the Commu­ Personals Personals j Osteen-StafforcT Plans Election Osteen Oviedo Remove apota on walla aa they appear. For pencil marka and light emudgea on paper walla, vao art gum. Crayon m arki can ho apoaged lightly with cleaning fluid on a eoft cloth. e g a r y G a r (J e n C I u b The nominating commitlre pre­ sented a alate o f officera for the romlng year. The officera will be elected at the April meeting. Those nominated Included, Mra. H. P. Newton, for president; Mra. James V. Richards, first vice pres, ident; Mrs. William Hibbard, aecond vice president; Mra. Nicholas Muller, third vice president. Sira. Clarissa M cFetridge, fourth vice president; Mrs. John Byrn, treasurer; Mrs. Charles W. A. Braun, recording secretary and Mrs. Frank Eakin, corresponding secretary. Serving on the nominating com* mltlee were Sira. Harold Lynch, chairman assisted by Mrs. Lynn P. Reed and Mias Alma Johnson. toy, S. I). M in Heeler ii a graduate of Foreit Lake Academy, at F oreil City, and it now attending Union College, in Lincoln, Neb. She ii a junior claaa officer and a repre* tentative In the Aiioclaled Stu* dent Body and alio tearhei Span* iih in an elementary public achool la Lincoln. Her fiance will complete hii predentlatry courae at Union College la May and plant to enetr tha Unlveraity o f Nebraika School of Dentiatry, neat fall. Mr. Schaek la alio a d a n o ffi­ cer and one o ( ala band membera known aa “ Tha College Players," who recently toured icveral ^en* tral and aouthweatern atalei, repreaenting the college. He la active In lntra*colleglata baseball and baiketbali activltiea. The wedding will be an event of June IS at the Orlando Central Seventh-day Adventlat Church, bert A. Dewberry, Mra. Ruby U. Jonei, Mr, and Mra. Ben Jonei and Utile daughter, Mary, ware toge­ ther at the Ben Jonei homo for a hamburger fry recently. Judge Theodore Aulln haa been • patient at the Winter Park Memorial HoapltaL M n . M. M ; Eatea wee a patient •t the Winter Park Memorial Hoipital for a few daya. M n . Clifford Parker underwent eye aurgery at the Florida Sani­ tarium Tueaday. Two lovely plaittc partici were held recently and enjoyed by large groupi each tlma. M n , Tommy Moon waa hostess at one party while M ri. G. S. Moon hotted the other. County Superintendent and M n . J. Allen Thompaoo o f Vero Beach, were viiltlng In Oviedo Sunday with their mother, M n . J. N. Thompion, who waa here for a few dayi. Mr. and M n . Gormon C. Wilaon vlilted M n . J. N. Thompion on Sunday and Mra. Thumpioa returned to St. Auguitine with them. William Hart, who wai called home due to the audden death o f hla father, Uncola (Link) V. Hart, haa to return to r t . Hood, Teaaa for a month before being traniferred to another p oll of duty. Mr. and M n . B. T. Bailay Sr., o f Atlanta, Ga., flew to Orlando to meet their daughter and frlenda to he with M n . L. V. Hart. Mr. aod Mra. B. T. Bailey Jr*, and family, Mr. and Mra. Johnaon and family, and Mra. Balley'a elater, of Rome, Qa., drove from AUanta to Oviedo to be with Bailiy*a alater aod M n . Johaaon’a elater after the death of Mr. Hart. They returned home Friday even­ ing accompanied by their father. Mra. Bailey Sr. will n m ata with her daughter for a while. Membera o f Oviedo M uonic Lodge No. 243, F. and A.M., en­ joyed a chicken barbecue tupper laat Monday evening. Mr. and Mra. J. B. Jonei, aon Jimmie, of Oviedo, and Mr. and M n . Walter E. Ralnfa, of Saaferd, motored to Daytona Beach, Sunday afternoon to vialt with frlenda. ^ I I S & M A G N O L IA A V K . SANFORD FA M IU Accredited Charge Account! Welcomed! �®b» tin fn rh Irra lft Thurs. M ar. 9, 19G1— Pnge 5 i N f t Z f l r f l l f C l f l S l DeBary Personals Enjoys Fish Fry By MRS. ADAM ML'LLF.R | Popes, from District Heights Bap. tivt Church, in Washington, were enjoyed their visit at Lakeland , also vacationing in Lakeland. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barry of with their form er pastor, Rev. Jul­ ian Tope and his family. The Poinscttia Dr., have as their house guests. Mr. and Mrs. WU|liam Xcvvrombe of Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Rearick of Plumnsa Rd , are entertaining Mrs. Frieda Rolhouse of Pitts­ burg, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. T. Vassar Morton Grant L. Boman left Tuesday of Angeles Rd.. have as a house for Greensboro, X. C., on a busi- guest, their daughter-in law. Mrs. ness trip. Before returning home, V. Morten Jr. ut Morris ria in i, next week, he will visit friends N. J. At Wilkins Home Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stockwcll The Mr. and Mrs. Clast of the Xazarrnc Church enjoyed a fish fry at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Wilkins, Saturday night. t^m . . . ^ o t t ic t/ ig g in lo o th a m The party will be a dinner with Longwood Twenty-three members were present for the supper and meet­ ing. The fish were provided byBobby Carter. During the business session of­ heart o f all fugitive* from "Coun- ficers were elected for the coming year. They were John Wilkins, ty Cork" a* well as local ritixens president; Bobby Carter, vice who will enjoy being Irish for a president: Monica Dickey, secre­ night. tary-treasurer and Pauline Brum­ The piece dc ie»i.«t«n<e will be field, party chairman. the performance o f a hypnotist Farewells were extended to Mr. who will entertain by using mem­ and Mrs. Darrel Ethridge who bers o f the club as volunteers to are being transferred to Marybe hypnotised. (Don't worry, 1land. volunteers have already been Rev. and Mrs. 1. W. Justice and chosen so it won't be you. You can Virgil Singleton and Mr. Singleton just sit bark and enjoy yourself.) of DcLand were welcomed as For reservation* call I.ouisc guests. Stringfield or Dorothy MclleyGroup singing, accompanied byHolds by Wednesday. March IS. David Wayne Matties on the gui­ • • • tar, concluded the evening. TH E S U M M E R -LIK E W EA­ TH E R we have hern having lately haa everyone heading fo r the beach. Although it is too cold for swimming fo r all except the most cold-blooded, it is wonderful for picnics and beach parties. BROWNIE TRO O r IOC One such gathering took place Besides haltling mumps and Saturday when some o f the young­ W IL M A SIMS er set decided to have a weiner measles, which have kept at least three girls absent from each meet­ •T H E F R IE N D L IE S T CORNER roast. They Journeyed over to the coast, gathered around a big bon­ ing recently Brownies of Troop 106 In town" i i not Juit in idl« phrase fire, roasted hot dogs and feasted have been working hard preparing with Frank and Wilma Sim*, own. for the Girl Scout Fair to be held ! in April. They are making Icls ^ r s o f Wilma'* Grocery at the corto wear, a Hawaiian scene for ® i e r o f Celery and Mellonvllle. their exhibit and learning the Total strangers who atop in Hula. pasting, attrnctcd by their large Mrs. Dorothy- Anglin, who studied display o f locally-grown freih under the famous West Coast Hilo fru it and vegetable*, are »oon Hattie has been teaching the girls chatting over pertonil and fam ily the Hula. A visit was also made problem* a* though they had recently to Joan Johnson's Dance known each other fo r yeai*. Studio for further instruction in the The Sim* are grocer* o( many dance. year* experience, both in Florida Other activities includes an ex­ 9 a m l in their home town o f Memhibit entered in the Seminole phi*, Tenn. They moved to SanCounty Fair, stressing their small /ord two year* ago and Frank wa* contribution to the community; the firat manager o f the Jackson * participation in tlie Girl Scout Minute Market here. A few cookie sale and selling 38 cartons month* ago they purehaacd the of cookies. They worked with Mrs. old Touchton Comer store and |Eloisr Sorokowski on tenderfoot changrd the name to W ilm a'* requirements (or the eight lly-ups Giocery. in the troop and said good-bye to A very intereiting sideline to the leader Dorothy Anglin and hef ^ g r o c e r y business, which i* almost daughter, Teresa, who are going ^ a p p roa ch in g the propoition* o f a to Pensacola to live. full-time bu*ine*a ia their "bird Uesidea Mrs. Anglin, other lead­ farm ." ers of Troop 108. which meets at Three bird house*, directly be­ tlie Lake Mary Elementary School, hind the alore house over BOO are Mrs. Ruth Boutweil and Mrs. parakeet*, plus a doxen other rare Eloise Sorowski. •peciee e f feathered fowl, tu:h a* F R A N K SIM S Members of the troop are Teresa cockateel*, Mynah birds, finche* on pou to chipa and all the other Anglin, Ella Boulwcll, Cheryl Caand Japanese Fuxaiee. The latter vitt, Carin Chapman, Iriah Dorngoodies that auit the occasion. are chickens with silky feathers iney. Cathy Dunn, Deborah Goers*. Co-hosting the beach party were 9 like rabbit fur. They also raise Candy Hartwig, Susan Hartwig, rabbits, Chihuahua* and toy Terry Miller and Nickie Constan­ fjnda Kilpatrick, Kathy Kimmons, French poodles, with a pen of tine. The group Joining them in- Jan McCracken, Donna Manfre. common Seabright bantam chic­ eluded Jack Boone, Sherry I.ee, Phyllis Mitchell, Jay Morrison, ken* fo r good measure, Patti Parsons, Peggy Itabun, Patti Danny Hrumley, Frankie Hullunl, Wilma Sims, a member o( the Riley, Klixabeth Rogers, Patty Sunny Skinner, Ricky Gleason, Audubon Society, ia the bird spe­ Rowell, Diane Sorokowski, Barbara Susan Tanner, Pat Place, Richard Tamm, Lucia Wallace and Beth cialist o f the fam ily and Frank Walker, Don Harvey, Put Smith, i* the grocer and super-salesman. Wllliami. Linda Daniels and John HaumiesUis specialty ia humemada aouct ter. Chaperones were Mr. and Mis. ^ end hie standing boast 1* that ha St. IxHiia manufacturers nf Jim Martin. ® ha* never yet given away a sampla children's wear see a many-col­ e f hi* special *uuce that the cus­ ored spring ahead. Dress skirts tomer didn't return fo r more. Color, density, thatch, quality, Jn the accompanying photo­ and namatode resistance are de. come in three colors, like rib­ Personals typical Irish menu to gladden the Girl Scout Diary graphs Mr. 8ims U shown with a tirable trails to consider in se­ pet Ventxuelan parrot, called lecting grass lor (he home lawn. • • • Senorita. She sits on a perch in Ladies' auxiliary of the Florida front of the store and greets all Association are eomera. The aeighborhood chil­ Caltlamen'a dren love to feed her peanuts and known as "Kow belles." 9 she talk* la them. 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Johnson Sr., at their home on Overstreet Drive, is Mrs. Johnny Little, nf Columbia, S.C., She is soaking up the Flonda sun­ shine and enjoying the scenery. Ave. F A 2-3972 �Safety Check CROSSROADS OF THE WORLD " See W hat Happens When You Let People Vote?" The Safety Council and the School safety patrol o f the Pineereat School is to be complimented fo r starting a bicycle safety check this week at the school. W e should all work toward teaching our youngsters the importance o f safety— and it m ight be a good idea fo r us adults to take advantage o f the instruction too. Many accidents are caused by careless cycling and especially in the case when two or more youngsters are on a bike. W e have seen as many as three youngsters on a bike and this is probably the main cause o f all bicycle accidents. . . . W e hoped that the youngsters pay heed to the ad­ vice o f the council and made all proper repairs on the bicycles— in an effo rt to stamp out careless accidents on our streets. My horoscope in the newspaper •aid it was a fins day for meeting new WORRY CUNIC bv Dr. G. W. Crane ffcyllis is shy because she lacks aedal experience. Oa the left Mesas named betow, she scored enty 4Z. She is really a "baadl* capped” child aa regards person­ al centacts with the nenoa! child’s games. Confidence is based on famlUaitty, ptas reaeesmtee skill, at the eecial attaatteoe »e ha faced. Parents, send far the Hating Scales mentioned today. CASE H • OS: Phyllis 0 ., aged t , is a brilliant child. "But, D r. Crane,” her molher exclaimed. "P h yllle seems to shun ether children. "She makes straight 'A ' grades in School and practices her violin •trenousiy. "But she seldom goes out to play with other girls and boys. And when we do get into a group, as of bar cousins, Phyllis generally Itznds on tho sidelines. "W hy isn't sbe soclalable like the other youngsters?" Strange as it sounds, children good to bo taught how to play: I f left to their own resources, (hoy stand around asking, "What can wa d o t " Adults should thus furnish ideas to youngiters by which they can express their surplus energy in wholesome play. Phyllis, because of ber studious nature, has never learned bow to harmonise with children. Without detracting from piano o r violin leseoos, we psyebolegists consldsr it more important lo r a child to harmonist with other people than to harmonise in the Held o f music. Chock your own youngsters oa Going Up 7ha most expensive single vol­ ume purchased by the University of Kansas Library back In 1109 was " A n Essay on lbs Ear­ ly History o f Cherts and Sailing* Directions” by the Swedish schol­ a r Perlplus. its price was $31.29, and some academic eyebrows went up. More than 12,000 firm s In the United Steles are la the business o f producing oil. By Galbraith ‘ T o make It o u ter en tho treeaurer, I move w o change our due# from $2.9* to 91.001” Page 8— Thura. Mar. • , 1M1 w n ra a s u te v , ssv b l t si J A C K V SUM j, car---- •** fexfarh fe ra l* Important I f you wish to impress a banker into handing over a couple o f nug geta of your gold you have to pre sent yourself at his cash register before 3 p. m. They quit dashed early, those birds. Driving Into town I heard a loud explosion and a disturbing sort o f “ whoosh!" Then the ear began to wobble drunken!)’. A blow-out, I told myself. And coaxed the limping vehicle into the nearest service station. “ That tire's finished" said the service station man. He looked at the apare. “ That'a finished too. by Ed Koterba first In line. I t turns green. The horn behind: “ Toot!” Oh, fo r cry­ ing out loud, buddy, don't he is: “ You resent people." I t was re­ funnyl Mutter. 1 should get out sentment, he u ld , that brought the and lift my hood — and really pains and would soon bring ulcers. make him wait, But I don't resent people. I told 5. A bus takes two lanes. Grum­ W A S H IN G T O N — The trouble Can they ride a bike? Roller akata? Ride a pony? Swim? Square dance? SIDE GLANCES making WASHINGTON these vital tests o f grade schoolers: Have (hey ever played basebsll, tennis, football, volleyball, golf, or been bowling? Are they members of a Sun­ day School clew , er the " Y ” , or CYO, 4-H Club, and Scouts or Camp Fire Girls? Have they ever gone fishing, rowed a boat, paddled a canoe, water aklied, visited en amuseinent park o r carnival, ridden on a merry-go-round? Did you parents ever let them take e bus trip alone? Or a ride en a train er airplane? Have they spent the night with classmates or cousins, or vaca­ tioned away from home as with their grandparents or other rela­ tives? Hava they attended a summer church camp, or a " Y " camp, Scouting Jamboree, ate? Have they o ver tried to aell Scout eookiei or msgaxlnes, school tickets, etc? A child naturally will stand on the sidelines, watching, if she is Inexperienced in whet they are playing. Phyllis will also shy away from Joining her classmates In a pool If aha Is unable to swim. Boelal poise la thus based oa wide experience. E very parent should check the many test Items llstsd above. Allow 4 points apiece and thus sea what your child's rating amounts to In "S o­ cial Poise." Being a good psreat means wo must accept the role of home tutor In the many almple but vital games and sports which are necessary to give our children confidence in a group. Part o f this Job can bo "farm ed out” to e Scout leader or a YM CA secretary, but not all o f it. Dads don't run off to the golf links evsry spare minute, at least till your chlldreo rate a minimum o f M point* on the test Items named above. And send for my 200-polnt "Tesla for Good Parents,'' enclosing a stamped return envelope, plus 10c. It lets you rat* yourselves, too. frienda changes and ImpreisUig those in authority who mlg? -, advance my position In life. The horoscope hinted at more but I did not finish reading it be­ cause at that moment 1 began changes and impressing those In authority 1 ought to impress most and suddenly realised that my banker had a head start on alt the rest since my life ’s savings were In his clutches and 1 needed a small slice. ByWilliamDrury with your stomach, the doctor said, him, indeed, it was to the con­ ble, grumble. The Feople who run these buses must take lessons on how best to block auto traffic. Move over, you so-and-so. POLITICAL NOTEBOOK W A S H IN G T O N (N E A ) — A collection o f cute sayings by Presi­ dent John F . Kennedy, printed in this space recently, has drawn from readers vehement comment o f tw o exectly opposite types. I t seems that people either Ilk* the president'* pretty w it, o r els* they think it'a terrible, end be ought to cut It out. Letters from two Pittsburgh Press readers are typical o f the lot. And because this question o f Injecting humor into politics seems to have stirred up a minor contro­ versy, it m ay be worthwhile let­ ting both sides o f the argument hava a flin g at it in approximately •qual space, as a nightcap to ths Kennedy-NIxon great debate. First, litre is wbat a lady reader has to say: Brisk Easter Trade May Add Jobs W ASHINGTON (U P I ) Mild weather and brisk Easter trade may reduce unemployment this month from tho 20-year high of 5,709,000 recorded In February, Labor Department economists said today. They based their forecast on the hope, expressed Tuesday by L a ­ bor Secretary Arthur J. Goldebrg, that expansion o f construction ac­ tivity, farming and trad* would absorb some o f tb* long-term un­ employed. Goldberg cited the unemploy­ ment flgurea to tbe Senate Bank­ ing Committee today In prepared testimony urging immediate ap­ proval o f President Kennedy's emergency program to extend Jobless benefits. " A ll o f those facts and figures •re not just cold statistics in charts and tables,” he said. "They teU • graphic elory o f hu­ man distress end suffering, of problems end needs, which the in­ dividual workers who are the basia o f these statistics cannot solve alone.” Tbe Cabinet officer told tbe commute* that "clea rly tbe cur­ rent situation ia grave enough to warrant immediate attention by tbe Congress.” He said tbe Job­ less pay measure was a "v e ry crucial part” o f Kennedy's anti­ recession program. "In fact, I believe that I can scarcely overstate Us importance ia meeting the need* o f the un­ employed and providing purchas­ ing powar to those who wlU use It,” Goldberg aaid. "This program wUl quickly put Into circulation almoet a billion doUars o f pur­ chasing power to get the necessi­ ties o f life.” By Peter Edson “ I should begin this letter with tier, California, art ao certain that a greeting, 'Sir/ but to me that you will be elected president o f narna Implies respect and, after these United 8tates that they have already started to build tha log reading your cotumna concerning cabin you were born In/ President Kennedy's 'sense o f “ Mr. Nixon (not catching on in humor/ I ’m afraid any appropriate his inimical faahlon* 'W ell, 1 never greeting fo r you escapes me. count my elections until I have " I t ia obvious at this point that won thsm and that la why 1 have I am a Republican. But let’a not never lost an election.' “ Being a Ksnnedy rooter, 1 did digress. W hat you consider humor on tho part o f M r. Ksnnedy, I not refrain from w riting Mr. consider rank sarcasm, which is Brinkley, asking him to tell the one brand o f humor 1 can't ap­ people o f W hittier to hold o f f o r­ preciate a t all. I t ia usually a dering tha syrup until a fter the trade-mark o f psopla who sssk to result o f the election. belittle others In order to raise “ To which Mr. Brinkley replied: their own stature. 'I t may, Indeed, hava basn a mis­ "T o my mind it has exactly the take to Inject even a small touch opposite effect. One o f ths things o f humor, because Mr. Nixon is I dislike Intently about J.F.K. was not particularly noted fo r his wit. his constant belittling o f Mr. N ix ­ But it seems to lx a terribly huon and his remarks during the de­ morless campaign so far, and I bates. I t showed me what kind o f think an occaalonal ligh t touch la called for.' a man he really It. “ I was alto proud o f Mr. N ix ­ “ What do you think? I think Mr. on’s composure during all this. Brlnkley’a humor la precious but He did not stoop so low as Mr. he obviously was not follow ing the Kennedy In his remarks. John F. Kennedy speeches where "W ith that o f f my chest— and humor and w it am abundant . . . since I am not at all interested in “ I think humor—good, clean a Kennedy scrapbook—humoroua w it— la a stopgap fo r boredom or otherwise— let's find something and la a vote getter, even in a a little more Interesting to write presidential election." about—hmmmra ? ” Both sides having now been For the other side o f tele argu­ heard in rebuttal, the argument ment, a male reader writes: will bo considered closed. “ Dear B ln Hpeaking o f Jewels But President Kennedy goes o f humor during the presidential right on poking fun, in his own election, don't forget to remember way. Whan ha spoke to the N a ­ the gems flashed by ths commen­ tional Industrial Conference Board tators. Specially, 1 might mention o f big businessmen hero tho other Huntley • Brinkley interviewing day be observed: " i t would be pre­ Richard M. Nixon 10/19. matura to atok your support In tho "M r. Brinkley (in his inimical next election, and Inaccurate to fashion) said to Mr. Nixon, 'I un­ u p rose thanks fo r your support la derstand that tha psopla (Naturally, you're not nears that you've become a fiendish Dr. Jckyll. But you've made aura your windows are up tight when you yell. t>. A t a traffic circle. Say, what's the matter, lady? Don't you know what right-of-way means? 7. Caught behind a trapped leftturner. Look, brother, next time um your turn signals. Show a little consideration, will you? 8. Behind a creeping car on a curving suburban road: Hey, corns on, doss up that gap ahead. I f you don't know how to drive, get o ff ths road! I reflected upon this later, and X waa horrified. I was ashamed. I buried Dr. Jekyll. My stomsch hasn't growled sine*. And all it cost ms wss 10 minutes a day. I ’ll probably live longer now— i f some fool driver doesn't kill ms first . . . Frankly I thought his reasoning a bit odd. A fte r all the fellow wa49 going bald himself but that didn't mean he was ready fo r ths ashes n. Hs Mid hs would find ms five new tires. My horoscope was right. I wa, about to make important changes.i Five Important changes to be cx-‘ act. “ But I must get into town quick­ ly," I said. “ A banker la sitting there, w aiting to he Impressed.^ Even now, he is biting his finger, nails Impatiently and thinking longingly o f golf." * The service station man offered to lend me a car. Again my horoscope was right, f had made a new friend. And hour later, I returned to the service station and picked up my newly shod chariot. ^ It was tha peak hour and th e ^ road was crammed with traffic, heading suburbwarda in short, spasmodic bursts, traveling all of five feet an hour. They were a Jolly lot o f drivers. When my hub cap fe ll o ff and I stopped the car to walk back ami retrieve it, everybody honked their horns in the frlepdlieat way. 1 waved back, o f course. £ “ Absolutely am ating," 1 thought, “ how right those horoscopes are." 1 mads one mors friend. That was when the traffic stopped rather suddenly and I hit the bumper of tho car in front. ’ N ot much damage was done. One o f my headlights smashed and a front fender dented, but that was all. The other car suffered even less. About two inches o f t paint scaped off. The driver aald he wasn’t wor­ ried because he didn’t think his wife would notice. Reaching home, I saw the news paper lying where I had dropped it. And remembered that I had not finished reading the horoscope. I picked it up. “ Be very careful today,” It _ warned, "when driving." 9 Y o u c a n tru s t tY:V.-.aa:A '» w L Q—What m aterial makes up tbe head of a comet? 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I t was no different from other days. I caught myself resenting peo­ ple at 23 check polnta. Hera are some excerpts . . . 1. A t a traffic light: The wom­ an In front o f you keeps waiting a fter the light changes,. Beep, Beee-eeepl Aw , com* on, lady, let’a not fall asleep. I ’m in a hurry. Mutter, mutter, growl. 2. A car from the next lane slips in front o f you, then slows down. Why, you Imbecile! Get moving, you stupe! 3. A t the intersection, another car pulls across in front o f you on the amber. W haUam atttr, you Jerk A re you blind? You want t * kill both o f us? 4. The light is red, and you're Fact is they're all finished. You need a'W h ole new set o f tires. They’re all going bald.” 201 W. First St F A 2-3649 I A s a r , NO M O N EY DOW N with your old tiro G O O D Y E A R M0U rtOfU ItM OHfiOODYIARTllfS TMMM Mt OTMt IMS �Cljr GatiTorh Wrralh' SeaBees Celebrate Anniversary Thurs. Mar. 9. 19G1— Page 7 Kennedy Asks County's Hein The ntrn of the SeaBees (Con­ ly whs among the big displays Wednesday when the firm held open house. Miss Lucy Nowlin, home economist fo r Florida Pow er and L ig h t Co., is shown explaining the now Krigidniro pull out stove and eye level oven units to one o f the visitors. Sid Vihlen was host all day nnd helped pass out souvenirs Hnd serve coffee. (H erald Thoto) FEA Program Outlined To Club Ernest Cowley. Seminole High bandmaster and member of the Florida Education Assn. Program Action Committee, presented to the Lions Club an outline of the legislative program that the F E A i i bringing before the state legis­ lature when they meet in AprilSome of the programs and re* quests that F E A is asking for are aimed at reducing the ihortage of classrooms and relieving over­ crowded conditions. Other requests that the FEA feels would improve the education system in Florida, which is tenth in alze of population, but ranks 25 in educations! facilities, teaching materials, and salaries include; a library unit for each 500 students to provide research source* and a aeparati principals unit to free one more teacher per school. Adjusted sslarics to attract bet­ ter qualified teachers, 10 days sick leave a year for tearheri, instead o f the present six, increase in growth appropriations and guid­ ance units arc also needed. Research figures show that in spite of the hue and cry o f the cost of education, in 1960, the average amount per household for public education was $249, while the average amount per household for alcoholic beveragea and tobac­ co averaged S4T0, which shows that sufficient income is available in Florida to support aeboola ! equal to the best in the nation. Recent emphaaii on aeianca and math should not exclude music. Cowley told the Lloni Club. Band participation help* train youth to better citizenship, through strict regulations, stringent application to learning teamwork. Band stu­ dent! spend one hour b efort school and many hours after school in practice and study. " I would like to hear more em* 1phasis and publicity on juvenile decency, to help overcome the public image of Juvenile delin­ quency," Cowley said. follow H E R M A J E S T Y , Q U E E N REE M A R T H A CASON, Hits on llu> throne tinder the SeaBees symbol o f n fighting bee. Her attendant* lire (le ft ) Mario Ncngel and (rig h t) Ann McEntyre. food (o their meeting Monday af­ present were Billie Lynn N’orden, Cheryl Avery, Janet Gainey, Linda Stafford. Shelia Davit, Wanda Nix­ on, Patricia and Deloriea Flannlgan. Elizabeth Koehler, and Mrs. T. X. Stafford, assistant leader. ternoon to be given In a baby in the community as their mission project for the month. They also studied the third chapter in their mission book, Sawgras* Mission­ th e Baltimore oriole was nam­ a ry." taught by Mrs. Marqurritr Homan, counselor. The girls are ed for its orange and black plum­ making an Indian village for their age, these being colors ot Lord hand work project. Baltimore's fam ily. Highlight ot the ball was the an­ niversary ceremony and the crown­ ing of the Queen Bee. Martha Car­ olyn Cason w ife o f Charles Cason. EON-2. Attendants to the Queen Bee were Marie Nengel and Ann McEntyre. An anniversary rake depleting the activities o f the SeaBees was cut and tha colon retired at the conclusion of the ceremony. The anniversary shows the expeiicnco of the battalion through World W ar II, continuing through Korea and up to the present day, symbolised by their Insignia o f a fighting mad bee, allowing how they often "fought with one hand and built with the other," so close­ and Mrs. Robert Slye; Capt. and Mrs. Thomas Jeffsrson o f Patrick A FR , CEC officer in charge o f down range construction! C apt and Mrs. Gordon, (re t.); Cdr, and Mrs. Paul Spelts, chief o f sta ff « t Ifatw-ing One; Major R. C. Wood, CO Marine Barracks; Cdr. and Mrs. Hanecil, CO o f Orlando Re­ serve Unit, and the sta ff o f Capt. Jefferson, Cdr. Bear, Lt. Kappak and Lt. Forte; I.edr. Edwin Mich­ ael, CEC resident officer at SN AS, and the Catholic chaplain, U . R. M. I.aurenzano. The color guard was composed o f Paul Spangler, EON2; Charles Cason, EON2, Charles Gay, EO -L EO-1 and Manuel Gontatex, EONfc Sp£dud FO U ND ATIO N CH AIRS Q ( each Q 16 Inch Cedar £ 4 TC SHIM S H IN G L E S * ! • + * P er B s m II s TV Stamps With A ll Cash Perthaats B. EDWARDS BUILDERS •03 W. S U P PLIE S 3rd 81. through skilled, professional and technical job i. The service has an eight point program that consists o f the following services: Placement in jobs; Compensa­ tion fo r unemployment; Counsel­ ing job-seekers; Guidance in car­ eer training; Finding jobs for the handicapped, fo r youth, and for the older worker; and Job Analy­ sis and staffing of personnel for industrial groups. The office also gathers and dis­ tributes labor market research data and works out details of the farm placement program. Van Brunt pointed out that these services are free to both em­ ployer and employe. lluaine»s at the Kiwanis meeting ing included the awarding of per­ fect attendance tabs to a large number of men. Longest attendance records were led by Sanford Doudnry with 28 years perfect attendance. Dr. Luther Doss with 23 and Ed Lane with 20 years. Ralph Smith, secre­ tary o f the club pointed out that the total o f all the men equalled 245 years. Nil meeting w ill b « held next Wednesdsy because o f the divl- O U TLET HAHM U B y U trOOP i'Ot/Fft I* "A sandwich iim srslvspeer aHsmpt to make both tads meat, e b itrv ti Hannah. IN TE R IO R L A T E X P A IN T BRUTON PAINT at Thit adirrtttrmrni is one of a series that men national recognition for Florida. The Freedom Foundation awarded it the George Washington Honor Medal for dramatising freedom's vital importance in aery field of A meriean rndnuor. A similar program in IM S also captured this coveted award. FUTURE FLORIDA BUYER: A bom coquetta, this youthful charmer revels In ribbon* and lace-trim mod hats. Flcctingly, her aparklinf eyaa reflect the lovely, clathes-conacio<ia adult the is to become. Hut what o f tomorrow, when her fashion flair has been trained to the business of buying, perhaps (o r a department store's millinery department W ill aha be free to choose? W ill ahe select etylee o f the aeaeon from competitive linee. . . judging comparative merits o f materials and work­ manship, weighing ooet against value? Tide za Arcade Package Store 310 Cast First, Sanford FLORIDA W. 8eeU Bunu, Mgr, Today, Smile-getter...Tomorrow, Style-setterl Just as our apparel Industry I t creating bettor things in fashion, so Florida Power A Light Com­ pany is creating better things elec­ trically. Gnat now plants and generators, new substations and additional lines now wider con­ struction soon w ill supply liter­ ally thousands o f added kilo­ watts for HAPPIER riO R IB A L IV IN G . .. ELECTRICALLYt the role o f the commercial buyer in an economy where free enterprise with boundless energy end miraculous ingenuity goes all out to please the selective shopper. Social bun aooms free choice. Bureaucracy ignores individual preference. Thee# are subtle danger* to our free enterprise system which has made America so great. Be alert to any influence that would endanger our free and thriving economy and high standard o f living. In this way you ran help to hasp all o f your personal freedoms intact. POWER H C L F IN 3 & LIGHT B U IL D F L O R ID A I 8-Inch Anchor Bolts W ith White Ceiling Tile 12” x l2 ” *1.10 Per 1000 ft. Washers 9c set every field o f work, from unskilled Popular Brands assault Engineer Corps from the U SN R Training Canter a party at the Naval A ir Sta­ in Orlando, Honored guests included Capt. tion Ballroom. Dr. Forman Heads Junior GA’s Give Baby Food The Junior Girls Auxiliary of Refreshments were served fol Altamonte Club the First Baptist Church of l.ake |lowing the program. Member* Dr. Gertrude Forman has been elected president o f the Altamonte Springs Civic Club fo r the 10611962 term. Serving with her w ill be Mrs. A . M. Burke, vire president; Mrs. Chester Seymour, secretary; Mr*. the happiness and progress o f the sional meet, encompassing 14 clubs IV. C. Morrell, treasurer; Mr*. from Central Florida which will Glenn Humes, corresponding sec­ individual." Van Brunt emphasised that the meet fo r dinner and program at retary and Mrs. IV. W . Rasaman, historian. the Civic Center, March 18. Employment Service dealt with BARGAIN PRICES the Present at the celebration were the t*4th annlver- memben o f the Reserve CB Unit Job Of Employment Service Discussed At Meet Harry R. Van Brunt, itatc direc­ tor o f the Florida State Employ* nient Sendee, w ai the speaker at the Klwanis meeting Wednesday. With the assistance o f Danny ! Hahn, program chairman and lo. cal manager o f the FSES in San* ford, a film was shown to the group entitled " A Man Is a Job." "There are 40 full time offices o f the FSES in the state," Van Brunt said, "ami our basic aim is to aisist in making the best use of human assets for the betterment o f the community and society and they 19th anniversary of the founding of President John F . Kennedy has urged Seminole County to ‘ ’make every effort to accelerate essential building and expenditure programs to help relnvlgorate our economy." President Kennedy, In his letter which was addressed to the Coun­ ty Commission and read at the meeting Tuesday emphasized th a t1 local construction provides approxi­ mately 40 percent o f the total federal, state and local construc­ tion outlay o f the U.S., including that fo r the military. " I have already directed execu­ tive agencies o f the federal govern­ ment to speed their work to pro­ vide Jobs and business support fo r the country," Kennedy said. "The key rola o f local govern­ ment in our national life can now most tangibly be demonstrated by accelerating its construction, pur­ chasing and other needed pro­ gram ," tha president aaid. R A N D A L L ELECTRIC CO M PANY’S new F rigid aire line did struction Rattallon) celebrated the troops onto the beaches. COMPANY 297 Magnolia Ava. F A 3-7891 �VKf R tn T o rl P a g e 8— T h u rs . M a r. 9 , 1961 RrrxIS NEW Y O R K ( U P I ) — Jerry Lucas, tbe 8-foot, 8-Inch star around whom Ohio 8tata has constructed an unbeaten season, today was named college basketball's “ Play­ er o f tha Y e a r " fo r 1081 In a na­ tionwide poll conducted by United Press International. The Junior center, who also top­ ped the voting last week for the U P I All-Am erica team, spreadeagled tha field In balloting by 21rj sporta writers and broadcasters throughout the country. Lucas received the votes of 242 writers, a stunning 82.0 per cent. Fallow All-Am erica Tom Stlth of S t Bonaventure was a remote sec­ ond place finisher with only 10 votes and All-Am arica Terry Disehlngor o f Purdue was third with But either way the “ Power T o n ­ “ I consider it quite an honor, with players like Dischlnger and e r" from Middletown, Ohio, la s undeniably been the dominant fig ­ Stlth in thy country," said Lucas ure in this college basketball sea­ today when informed o f his selec­ son. Coming back from an amastion. “ It’s something to live up to Ing sophomore year in which he the rest o f the year and next won All-America honors and then went an to become one of the top This latest honor comes at a stars o f the all-conquering United time when I.ucaa is getting ready States basketball team In the I WO to lead Ohio State into its final Olympics, Lucas led Ohio State to game of the regular season Satur­ victory in the Holiday Festival day against Illinois and then into Tournament and then to the Big the N C A A tournament next week Coach Fred Taylor o f Ohio State where Ohio State Is the defending saluted Lucas' selection as “ Play­ champion. Lucas has averaged 24.8 points er o f the Y e a r" and expressed the per game this season, and also la thoughts o f many when he said, “ I battling fo r tha national title in think it was almost a foregone rebounds with the outcome o f that conclusion before the season start­ struggle hinging on his closing ed on the basis of his record last yaar and in the Olympics." games. Although Lucas' individual sta­ M IAM I BEACH (U P I) - Cham­ Taylor pion Floyd Patterson, finishing stressed another, fe c it o f big Jer­ his glove preparations today, Jndi. tistics are compelling, ry's talents by saying, “ He is a cated he may make Monday night's third title fight with Ingeteam player almost to a fault." “ We, aa coaches, can appreciate mar Johanion a battle of right hands. a guy like that who channels his N ever before has the 28-year-old efforts Into a team game," said champion thrown so many straight Taylor. “ W e’re glad he’s' on our rights in training as during the current campaign. side." Patterson and trainers Dan A s a Junior Lucas hag a chance Florio and Buster Watson know to make the All-America team three straight Umes — an honor that Ingemar will be watching achieved In the past by only two this time for Floyd's booming stars, Tom Gola o f La Salle and left hook, which floored Ingo twice for a fifth-round knockout Oscar Robertson o f Cfncinati. In their second fight last June 20. But a fter that Lucas has drawn Hence, the straight right could the line at following Gola and prove a violent aurprise. Robertson into professional bas­ Floyd demonstrated that hia left ketball. hook la atiU lathel Wednesday in a workout beforo 500 persons In the plush Napoleon Room of the Deauville Hotel. He buckled the knees of sparmate Wilson Hanni­ bal in their first round. However, during most of his two s c u m * -with taS-pound Hanni­ Another race har been added bal of New York and one round to the Sebriug Race Schedule with New Yorker John Henry, a for tie r. 24. Karts, the newest In 210-pounder, Floyd concentrated racing will be running their own on repeated left Jabs that made 1 hour American Kart Race of openings for the straight right. Enduranco on the short 2.2 mile Meanwhile Johnsson's chief sparcourse starting at 1:30 p.m. Mar. mete, after his last session with 24. the former champion today, didn't Tha raca, open only to Invited say It directly, but there wss lit­ entrants and manufacturers, al­ tle doubt that he thinks Floyd ready la assured of tha top Kart manufacturers and engine com* Patterson will beat Ingo next panics throughout tho world. The Monday. Everybody, Including Johans­ field has been limited to 100 cars, using the famoui Le Mans son, has mads it no secret that start, the winner will go to Eu­ he expects to win by landing an­ rope this summer as part of other right-hand crusher, as he The American Kart Champion­ did In their IBM fig h t But listen to Solomon M cTitr, - the only ship Drivers Team. The four hour race for cars heavyweight left In the camp aft­ under lOOOcc starts at • a.m. er Alonxa Johnson departed last Pat Most 31-year-old aiettr of weak: "It's easy to alip hla right, or Stirling M on, England will be competing against her famous to block It. Ho talagrapha tha brother. Both will be driving right avary time—he cocks his Austin Healey Sprites especially right hand. I don't think he avar hit me !■ tha head with a right, tuned for this race. Entries In tha Formula Junior although ha landed some good race starting at 5 p.m. will be rights to tho body." run 20 laps ovsr tha full 5J mile la hla 3H weeks la camp Mecourse. The Formula Junior Car T ier boxed 42 rounds qgalnit Ingo. originally designed aa a poor man'a race car and for the nov­ ice racing driver, baa taken the fancy of tho racing world by storm. Friday's entry Hat al­ ready Includes such top U. S. name drivers as Walt Hanagan o f Montclair, Now Jersey, Jim Ilall, Dallas, Texas. Hall was winner o f the Formula Junior race here at Sebring hi IBM. For advance tale ticket isles Information w r i t e Automobile Racing Club of Florida, Box 71, Sebring. Added Race Set For Sebring Hobby Hour Kennels and train­ e r C. Beales h iv e two grey­ hounds entered In tonight's fea­ tured ninth race at the SanfordOrlando Kennel Club and if their records look similar- they should. Now Pauline la a 52-pound femala who baa won firo times and finished second five timei. Barnhart la a 85-pounder who has six victories and three seeends. Both were born In April of IBM. They are litter-matei out • f Gena O'Murphy by On Tha lin e , but tbe brother-sister re­ lationship won't stop them from going an out tonight to- track another victory onto their Im­ pressive records. Friday night’s special event looma as tha big event of the week with ftso.ooo Flagler In­ ternational winner Velvet Sis pac­ ing a quick trio o f Jacksonville dogs against three of SOKC's best. Teaming with Velvet Sis for the Jacksonville team will be Wayside Draw and Major Rye. Running fo r SOKC wlU be Neptune's Rocksr, Features Fair and Wayne Roberts. Palmer Favored At Pensacola PE N SAC O LA, Fla. ( U P I ) - A r ■old Palmar, his alghta sat on hi* fourth tournament win of the year, toed o ff today wtlh 140 other top golfers aa tha 72-hole Pensacola PGA Opan got o f f to a booming start. Palmer, defending champion and SMO'a top money winner, wee tbe odds-on favorite to take the llon’e ■hare of tha |20,00 purse after hla biasing practice round*. The LIgioner, Pa., golfar, who now plays out o f Miami, shot a alssling eightunder-par 84 over the 6,400-foot Pensacola Country Club course earlier this week. A ll Indications wars that the putting troubla which bothered him In the Greater N ew Orieane Open last week, where he finished •u t o f the top five fo r tho first time in over ■ year, had cleared ■P- Non-Title Bout P A R IS (U P I ) — Solomon Boyaaw Cleveland, Ohio, and Gracism Lam peril, European featherweight champion from France, w ill meet in n 10-round bout hero March 80. Tbe non-title bout w ill bo staged nt 188 pounda-Juat B bit ovsr tha featherweight limit. of A revision of rules for the St. Johns R iver Maralbon outboard Tha clubs also had a discus­ sion with Coast Guard A u iillary race coming up in May was dis­ officers about a method o f pe­ cussed at a meeting of members troling the river during tha raea of the Sanford Boat and Ski to prevent accidents and crea­ tion .of boat traffic haaarda, Club. Winter P trk Yacht Club Another moating o f tho dubs and Palalka and DeLand Boat will be.held April I to complete Clubs at Shell Harbcr. plans for tha Sanford to Jack­ Revisions dealing with the vari­ sonville and return raeo sched­ ous classes of entries are being uled May T. printed and will be distributed Tho big changas In the race later throughout Florida and te this y ta r will be that H will the wholo roster of last yaar’a start at Sanford Instead of at drivers from all over the U. S. Jacksonville and will bo held on Copies of the new rules will Sunday instead o f Saturday. be placed In distribution at sport­ ing goods stores and nthsr boat­ ing centers. United Press International Orlando Cepeda weighed in to­ day with his version o f the San Francisco Giants' IBM collapse and laid the blame for the loss o f tbe National League pennant squarely on es-manager Bill R ig­ ney. "That man lost the pennant for us," said Cepeda. “ He has no guts, he can't manage, he doesn't know baseball o r baseball players and he always was picking on Liston Ready For Title Bout M IAM I BEACH (U P I> -B u rly, big-fisted Sonny Liston o f Phila­ delphia, who scored his 23th straight victory' Wednesday night on a repeat knockout over How­ ard King, plana to challenge for tho heavyweight crown neat week. Liston, No. 1 contender, will challenge the winner o f Monday night's Floyd Patterson-Ingemar Johansson litis fight and will file the challenge with the National Boxing Accactstion, manager Jo­ seph Pep Barone said today. Sonny, weighing 219W to 204 for King, o f Reno, Navada, floor­ ed King for a count o f eight in the second round and for the full count In the third round of their 10-rounder at the Miami Beach Auditorium. It was the 28-year-old Liston's 32nd victory in 33 fights and his 23nd knockout. King suffered his 32nd defeat in 88 bout*. YOU CAN’T BUY A FINER KENTUCKY BOURBON! Rocky Picks Patty To Win FO R T L A U D E R D A LE , F l a . ( U P I ) — Floyd Patterson w ill stop Ingemar Johansson within eight rounds Monday to retain his world heavyweight championship, a x champion Rocky Marciano said Wednesday. Marciano, who retired undefeat­ ed, aald he thought it would take Patterson about four roun-' to ra n n up “ and I figure Ingemar ean hold him o ff another four at the moat, but that's all." Represent East PROVIDENCE, R. I. (U P I ) Rensselaer Polytechnic o f Troy, N . Y., and St. Lawrence University In Canton, N. Y., were chosen Wadneeday aa tha East's repre­ sentatives in the N C A A hockey tourney March 16-11 at Denver. and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily Name All-East Team N E W YO R K ( P I ) — Tom SUUi ot St. Bonaventure and Bill Smith o f 8L Peter's htad tha 10-man Eastern College Athletie Confer, enre'e All-East major college baabetball squad for tha 1B60-6I sea­ son. Other players picked were Ron Warner, Gettysburg) Bruce Drysdale, Tempi*] Bill O'Conner, Canlaiut] Pete Chudy, Syracuse j Jon Steiner, Buck noil; Jack Egan, St. Joaeph's] A rt Hicka, Baton Hall, and Jim Huggard, Villenova. for Only your shock absorbers 7 Cepeda’s outburst cam* when now maoagea tha Los Angeles Anhe was confronted with a quote gets o f (be American League. Camp Notes: Old pros Jsckle attributed to Rigney that said Or­ lando didn't want to win enough Jensen and Vic Wertx enlivened and objected to a IBM iwiteh to tho Boston Red Sox' first Intra­ left field. Cepeda moved to left squad game of tho spring with field in tbe 1BS9 campaign In or­ some long-range butting. Jensen, der to make room at first base returning after a celMmpo.ed one-year retirement, wee* three for rookie Willie McCovey. “ If I didn't think much of the for three and drove in four runa. Idea why would I volunteer to play Wertx connected for a throe-run left fie ld ? " asked Cepeda. “ I double. Young pitchers starred for both played good In IBM but when things went bad in 1839 Rigney the St. Louis Cardinal* and tha turned on me and called me a Milwaukee Braves in their squad games. Ray Sadecki, 20, and Bob troublemaker." The Giants appeared to have MUler, 22, combined in • tro-hit the IBM pennant won going Into six-inning shutout in Un Cardinal the final 10 days of tbe season game. Frank Herrera, who ted tha but faded and the Los Angeles Dodgers and Milwaukee Braves club in homers and runs batted went on to tin for the flag and in aa a rookie In 1980, Agreed to create a post-season playoff won terma with tbe Philadelphia Phil­ by the Dodgers. Rigney was re ­ lies and said: “ I got a good raise lieved o f his post last season and and I'm very happy." tail or bring this coupon IN TER C ITY Hewsafe are Patterson, Ingemar Cepeda Raps Rigney For Giant Flop Wrap-Up Title Go Glove Preparations M A T C H RACE TOM ORROW SOKC ; JACKSONVILLE TRACK ? I ■ TOP S STARS PROM EACH TRACK WILL MEET Ilf A CHAMPIONSHIP RACK IN THE »th EVENT MATINRE8 WED., PRI. A SAT. S P. M. O N L Y 21 MORE RACING DAYS �ffh r • a n fd rb Thurs. Mar. 9, 10(11— Pajje 9 ftr a lb By Abigail Van Buren •• »%S-Trtr* All C l l « . C * P ’»* ) n»i s*v Hi>. *.;* LIT MS CUM >0U Our HSYCO**- 7 TWAlXV.. \ CCVTMiTCf YWEVJ I f t Tt’CN 1 vu*’ r j s ccmj TO QUNICA W , rm L lr .- fL V W5 Wtu snactuT D E A R A B B Y : What Is a 96-pound w ife supposed to do when her husband and son get into a knock-down drag-out figh t in the house? M.v sun is 10 and he is us big as his father. L ast night they went at it again over a difference o f opinion. I kept out o f it until thev started knocking over furniture and pulled the curtain o f f the window. I ordered them to stop but they didn't pay any attention to me. I called the police because the neighbors on both aides said if I didn’ t— they would. Now neither my husband nor son w ill speak to me. Frankly I am sick o f both o f them. Should I walk out ? R E A D Y TO L E A V E ‘ AriW MY5 J THURSDAY P. M I O Chinntl Si* N«wiro<-m New* »n<1 tv*«ltiar i t* Atlantis W m b i r ( lb X*n*c«|it r . i pl. « Choir* Mid r l » . Nan • ( 1* Count « f Muni* Crl.t* (:lb ll u n ll t) Or ml* If y lluntiuc * r i ih ln c with lion T 1 1 1 Jim Ronl* M l l>ang*rou* Robin—• C eiiL P t) THE CAR'S VIKES/ o w e t t rr o u r — FOf. A P R IC E m a t c h /j ----- ' N o r VMOWTH A S MUCM AS AU-TMIS SANO.' Mi Ml M) ill M) Mi Ml ill Ml D E A R R E A D Y : Yes. and on the w ay out toil them to let you know when they are ready to settle their differences*in a civilized manner and you’ll lie glad to re. turn. My*i»ry ■KNCw.aor s in c e you 're s o I THiNK I \ WILL, IF AITBt&STEP IN THIS \ o n l v j u c t WAR I GOT ON MY I TfiET A HANDS, WHY COTT i-THRILL .YOU JOIN UP? m iA . g o o o .. A.WROHT. 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T IM E ■»-t h e r e ^ A N Y CAKE IN T H E ^ 7 CAKE ^ I CAN H ARD LY, STAND IT 'S A GOOO T H IN S ■ | O lO N T T A K g T n e S T O P P fQ OUT.' OAGWOOO COMfi TELL me . UJHAT YOU THINK OP L T H I* PERFUME t— “ ^ — I X BOUGHT __ y PJT OUT THE CASPLE SO WE CAN GET SOME ^ SLEEP I JU 6T WANT TO FINISH TH>S LETTER TO MV v I II t an 1:1* 114 l b* *:1» ».«# (1 1 ill 111 Ml U> 111 II) Ml Mi Ml ‘ll It) Hi II) ^ AREN'T YOJ THROJ6H Y 8TT S.RL NO. IT TAKES TiVtfi TO WETS A LETTER UKB a. THIS FR ID AY P. M There’s Always Yna can achieve what you want, tiont, tea what other mature |modern way. You will tnjoy tha even though you don't begin until women ara doing and then get g o ­ • whole thing. a ftrr forty! There it alwaia (hr ing on aoma project of your ow n j Servlet opportunity fo r tut-vrii. If you It makea Ufa very intereiting. It have a *rviel aintiition, (onirthing may ha that you do not want a which you hava always wanted to new career, hut want to do thlnge do, to if* , to htar, trot out that in a different way, even if It it ambition now. Co to work on it. It jutt changing your pertonal color Rorraw Our Tuba Checker HE# Sanford Ave. F A M i l l you concentrate haul enough, you trheina ar doing your hair in a can win and maylia you wilt win new way. Trove to yourself that you ara aot adamant about change, because you ara after forty. Women o f tha (ta g*, icrern, TV because after forty change it ttlmand radio are often mote lucreii- ■dating and good for you. T V R E N TAL ful in maturity than before. Impe­ rially it thia true o f radio and movira. Theta women have tomathing to tay, to give, and In the movies they look the parti that they play and that It important. Make-up, no matter how Clever­ ly done, failt when it come* to a young woman playing the straight iota o f a mature rhararter, such at a mother or grandmother. This re­ quites a mature a ctteii, who looks tht part in real lift at well as liefora tha camara. T V la beginning to reallta this, also. 1 am always impressed by tht women who achlava anything after forty and particularly am 1 glad that it it a woman doctor, a ma­ ture wuraan, who hat bttn chosen at tha Whit* Houta physician. Thet'a a real accomplishment for ut! . f book around you. I f you ara in need of stimulating your amhi- To do everyday tatkt at a rtiffeirnt time, in a different way, makea you "pap'* up a bit. I f you hava always lived in a home and your bueband it retiring, move to an apartment. Ute bright, gay colors to make the place look frath and attractive or, If you do not want to move, rafurbith your houta with color and do it In tha Only 3 Counties Avoid Road Deaths BPONAORKD rm The "W om en’s ftpeetal" «n NBC Alfred Russell Wallare, British naturalist, first used the Term 'survival of thr fittest" In 1U3. FOC A fALTIY (w oo, yojVc [ 4010 ALL TuE ItAUTIFUL TAU64 IT TQM OOC UTUtf 40YHJT4 io amiwuitTc 1rr wwt, mciawic, vjhat \ l a Giyiua rr to tom ■ o s you aom to do i tuc <r*RCTb* t with vquti|*iF7 >yoururcD...otrwoYou ■ V d U AUCnflti HlMOfF.TDO? once, c matised documentary look at mu­ tual problems In a fam ily with a rebellious l<-year-oM Pro- [ girl. mlnent actors PaUiela Naal, A r ­ thur Hill and Lynn Loring ar* In­ Fua Rat Ira Family 10 LANES 25c A GAM E Open Daily — 11 A. M. (a 10 P. M. Open Sundays— 1 P. M. ta • I*. M. LEAG U E® NO W FORM ING Birthday Partita Invited M ATH B8 MUSIC T E 8-5001 F IR S T * PKKNCH Open T i l t P. M. Tht The • A ll Eleetrlr Scoring • Automatic Pin Keltara • 10095 A ir Conditioned' T A PE RECORDER REPAIRS St# Far Rwy. IT-01 South nf I w y I N “ (ir ts ttn t C o lltg la lt Show Ob B artk * Saturday: 8:00 P. M. — in Sanford BY SANFORI) Tick tU : SPJHINOLP. SW IM M U N IC IP A L Adults $1.00, ASSN . STADIUM Studtats 50c On Sale at Tourbtao'a, Reumlllat'a a id Civic Caetar Com* A b A Spectator . . . or Cum# T o W in 11M M EK This Handsome Trophy '* * * v B & & W jm & T * (Jlvcn E a c h Thursday Night — 1 far Juniors to 11 years. 1 for Seniors, 16 years 0 *,, an<* “ I** — • T R O P H Y RACKS 8 P. M. Q U A L IF Y IN G D A Y S — Mon* day. Tues. and Wed. Participants timed with each H e Ticket. is "Mothar and Daughter," a dra­ EVHWTHIUO s x e Auolw .vouec NCULT 46500 VC* D5 S D400STN6f e « r r r r _ TOSntT.'/iMOUITILV Time For Success EDYTH THORNTON M cLEO O TALLAHASSEE (U P D - Only three Florida countlei got by 1*60 without a tingla traffic fata­ lity at tha loll for the year rrarhed a record high of 1,244. Tha Slate Patrol aald Franklin, m iehritl and Lafayatta counllaa escaped without a fatality. Dad* County, the ila tr’a largest, rolled up a arora of I.M traffic dealiii in I MO, followed hy Duval, 100; Palm Reach, U ; Hillsborough, Tl, and Pinellas, TI. The Patrol listed Ft fatalities for Seminole County. Z YSANT TO SOUND I. KB T WA'.T TO GET L\A*« » ? , ____ CLOSE TO SA V IN * 'ti D E A R R E A D E R : You can't blame a man for bouncing out o f bed faster to go fishing than to work. You are married to a spoiled little boy. But don’ t be too hard on him. You spoiled him. Seminole TV Sign On font Claiireom Today Algtt On IVaalha-. V Kami blarktt l.tport Tod** " a k a I'p Cartoon* N * w * - W g a lb * r i 'IIN X*wa I'apMln Kangaroo Waaltier *ml N * « * Countdown N a n * Today Tli* Vlillnr vhTh o j t even co ^ s g ' D E A R A R R Y : W e have been married quite « fe w years and I have alwaya had t® he the first one up in the morning when the alarm went o ff. I f I didn't g et lip and wake m y husband he would never get to work in the morning. He aays he would rather lose a da y’s work than be a little late. W e have had both coal stoves and coal furances. M ore recently we have had gas and oil heat. Hut. believe me, a coal stove whs no fun. W hen I had been sick and was just home from the hospital, it didn’t m atter— I was S T IL L the first one up. But on Saturday, oh b o y! I f he had a fishing date, g ettin g up nil by him self at 3:30 A. M. was no problem at all. W h y ? D A IL Y R E A D E R HUGS B U N N Y’S HIKTHDAY P A R T Y 12 CARTOONS RAT. MORNING lt:M INTF.KMIHHIOV K X IIIR IT IO N By i'em pstlllon Karla and Competition Driver*. VISITO RS WELCOMK ADMIHRION 2Se volved. "M ake Room For Daddy" and "H a rt’s Hollywood" ar* pre­ Jaal West ad Mwy. 1T-EI aa D m Track Rd. aeat ta RkaU CHy empted. ••Th# Unteuchables" at*ry ABC I* " T h t Antidote" is en whieh a bootlegging ring trie* a sew process ta reclsim industrial a t-1 robot. TVUTMAJC66 rome Hew HADTHS YeAR, PHONR PA 8-llta Bad* Taslt* • T.-tt ft I t iM OP BN 12:43 TO D A Y THRU RAT. NOTHING LESS CrJL THINA ' V i MIRACLE m M MOTION § \ PICTU RES!W m "E D G E OF E T E R N IT Y ’ Coeael Wild* . Caler ('•-Featarc A t » : i i Daly • T w lllf ht For T h t Gods’ Rack Hudsoa . Caler i w o r n [w ONTMATTANIt ---- 7 TRWT. SMCAKOVER V1HC 6ATCS K HEAWYOUKNOW w, wt to do w m m m A leases #3 Lang tsh cap 4t Pants ■" sgssr vlsies 4T Pirtdue LL. i i n r qJ P n c :j Tkrillisf Rat. - Eva. Past Sarial . . . Filmed F.nUraly Is Rtsslifal Csrtkbess. LOAD TWCCANS i “ T H E SECRET OF TH E PU R PLE REEF” Jilt Richard* ----------- P L I R ------------- RTAKTR SUNDAY S U P P K IS f PAC H AC I PLUS MORE TMRILLft Wasters Actioa Is Calar , “ D E STH Y" A adla Msrpby - Calar ■ ■ M M - 1f f l U F n L i-1 �Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! 10. Wanted to Rent f Ip O an farh X r r * lb O UR BOARDING IT S PURS- WtLL.LAOS.WU ATDO MA30R/T YOU THINK Or MV KNOW 3U5T1H* ID *A OF RAISING GUV 10 STAR— I MON*/ BY STAGING O fN lLLft BOIL// .A L w n M A ie . H * D O E* AN < T H tA T E R '/^.PRODUCTION ---- >. 2 /— ' HOUSE W U A W IK N W A ' A80UT&CHARACTCR > *A t40V f7 WMOTS *MSlOUDHTRAlNtO DOING V AH OYSTER •D R A K fA N tO K LA V , I DRUMS'//•DtAD/lT IMITATION O P ' (dJMHl5((£v'£N ROILS ,A CAT AND DOG \ 0 A O - I S aitM fr S FIGHT TM ATS, IPIPE S?) S - 7 r - ^ r A Ho w l /J ^ Classified Phone FA 2-2611 P a g e 10— T h u rs . M a r. 9 ,1 9 6 1 CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. I.oat A Found 2. Notice* • Personal* .1. Education • Instruction 1 I . T ra n s p o rta tio n M AJO R Yfas Thinking OF SHAKES­ PEARE - OUT OUR W AY 5. Food 6. Vor Rent 7. Iluainea* Rental* 8. Reach Rental* 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent II . Real K*t*te Wanted 12. Real E*ta(e For Sal* 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 16. Rualnea* Opportunities 15. F e m a le H elp W a n te d 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situation* Wanted 20. Rabysiffeni 21. Reauty Salons 22. Ruild • Paint • Repair 23. Ruildlng Material* 24. Electrical Services 23. Plumbing Services 26. Radio £ Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 30. * Machinery • Tool* 31. Poultry - Peta • Livestock 32. Flowers • Tree* • Shrub* 33. Furniture 34. Article* For Bala 35. Articles Wanted 36. Roata • Motor* 37. Motorcycle* • Scooter* 38. Trailer* • Cabana* 39 Automobile* • Trucka 1. I/oat k Found NEW HOMES RESALES ONE D O LLAR DOWN IS A L L YOU P A Y FURNISHED HOME wanted b>4) couple with two children (ages 4 and 1), no pets. Following necessary: one-floor plan, air conditioned; .1 bedrooms; en­ closed yard. Following desired: 1-car garage, auto, washer and dryer. Plan to occupy April 7, 1961, Forward information to: A. T. Glnaras, 268 E. Northwood Ave., Columbus 1, Ohio. fOODUKt MOTHER LKEDTO c o o tc . 3. Education • Instruction 11. For Rent i 6. For Rent P R IV A T E tutoring in bookkeep­ FURNISHED house at Lake Mon­ roe; master bedroom, knotty ing, typing, English, arithme­ pine snsck bar, near achool and tic. Call FA 24302. store. Also, clean, nicely furn­ ished apartment, 119 Elm. 26. For Rent Bedroom newly decorated, 801 LAKE COTTAGE, furniahed, 2 Magnolia. Call NO. 8-4287. bedrooms, beautiful view, Ph. FA 24108. WELAKA APARTM ENTS: room* private bathi, 114 W. First St. 2 • ROOM apartment, furnished, 240. Adults. ||5 N. Javsmine. 3-BEDROOM furnished upstairs, downtown apartment, 244 a FURNISHED 2 bedroom house. month. Call FA 2 3071. Adults FA 2-7664. MODERN 4 room furnished E LD E R LY COUPLE — OR WtDbouse exceptionally nice, 284 OW: IN V E S T M E N T -IN C O M E . per month, Call FA 2-0432. 2 unit apartment house at 209 Magnolia. Owner, F A 2-7004. 2 BEDROOM house, Lake Mary, TWO bedroom house. Telephone NO 2-4388 between 7 t l p . n i . FURNISHED efficiency apart­ ment, full bath, eitan, 140. 407Ik W. fir s t St., Apt. 2. FURNISHED duplex apartment, 1814 So. Park. Ph. FA 2-7074. SAN LAN TA APARTM EN TS. Nlea large apartments, 404 E. 14th St. Ph. FA 2 4282. 2-BEDROOM fum. apt. $46. 2101 Magnolia. FA 2-8041. 2 R. R. furnished house . 274 2 H. R. unfurnished . 2 8 4 1 I . R. apartment ....... too ROSA L. PAYTO N Ragisiared Real Batata Broker Ph. PA 2-1301 1T-M at Hiawatha LOST: Ladies red billfold, at Osteen Bridge; keep money, r e ­ BACHELOR apartment, ground floor, completely furnished. 213 turn wallet. FA 2-3824. Palmetto. LOST: Siamese cat, male, seal UNUSUALLY nice anfumtshed 1 point color, in the vicinity of bedroom garage apartmant; Sunland Estates. Child* pet. Ph. central heating, air condition­ FA 2-8882. ing, near churchaa and Mores. No children, no pets. too. Ph. 2. Notice* • Personal* FA 1-4163. 2 MINUTE CAR WASH fl.M Open 2 a. m. to 6 p. m. daily. SUBURBAN, unfurnished, 2 bed­ I a. m to 8 * m. Fri. k Sat. room bouse with Fla. room, on Iva Carpenter k Lamer Vein* rout* 413; Also newly refinlahN IFTY-AU TO BATH, #d 4 room furnished apartment. 2408 French Ave. Phone FA 2-3771. 271 month. FA 2-38A4. FURNISHED garage apartment; bedroom, bath, kitchen, water furnished; 240. FA 2-4041, after 3:00 p m. FA 2-4730. 11. Real Eatate Wanted 6. For Rent 3-BED ROOM house. So. Pinerrest HOUSE, 3 Br., on 3 to to acres R E N T A BED Addition. Th. FA 2-8719. Rollaway, Hospital A Baby Reds near Sanford. Would like 2nd By Day, Week or Month mortgage in lieu of down pay­ 150 Down, 150 P er Month CARROLL'S FU R N ITU R E ment. P.O. Box 871, Sanford. Ph. FA 2-4181 118 W. 1st. St. 311 Locust Street Unfinished 2 bedroom home. Will finance 12. Real Eatate For Sal* SLEEPING ROOMS, the Gables, completion cost. Also, unfinish­ ed aluminum siding shell home; 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. « BR HOUSE, by owner FA 2-3871^ 3 bedroom located in Casa Villa 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house. Heights, near Oviedo. FA 2 3049 or FA 2 6347. SUPREM E R E A LTY Of Orlando. Inc. THE T IM E TESTED FIRM 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath, CB house; Cllerry 1-3331. After 4:00 p.m. 116 N Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-6123 frnred backyard; patio; bar­ FA 2-0934 becue partially enclosed carIIB L 3 IL Y R E A L T Y pone Ph. F A 2 180. 308 W. 13th Street 7. Buxines* Rental* FA 2-7805, Evenings FA 2-2479 A P A R T M f^ r , 404 • Kyvtf-i At e U F M C t; S U ITE ; a rooms, air FA 2-2802. conditioned, downtown location. Call FA 2 0741. 2-ROOM apartment, private bath, St. Johns Realty Co. private entrance, ville. FA 2-5420. 318 Mellon- W E NEED R E N T A L S SINGER 9. For Sale or Rent CUSTOM B U ILT Home on Lake. Rant or sale Reasonable. Owner, FA‘ 2-1397. CaH or eome into our office if you would like to rent your TRAILER, 1 bedroom, electricity home. W* specialist in rentals, 3-BEDROOM home, GE kitchen. and water furnished, 200 mo. Total price $10,990.00. Small leases and property manage­ FA 2-1303 before 2:00, after down payment, 4H-4 loan. Will ment Furnished or unfurnish­ t:00. • lease for 1 yea< with option 2e ed. We think yon will like our buy. 2809 French Ave. Telephone service. NEAT and elean 3 room furnish­ FA 2-4955. ed aptrtmenl 243 per month; includes water and electricity; close in. TA 2 2344. 111 N. Park Ave Phone FA 2 2430 2-BEDROOM country home, un­ furnished, 235. Children and 2-BEDROOM modern clean house for rent at 1810 W. Third St. 3-Bedroom Bath pels welcome. Phone Geneva, Ph. Bartow, Fla, 333-2328. from 2431. CO M PLETE SEW ING M ACH INE T U N E -U P AMY MAKE M A C M M Stenstrom Realty Longdale isg. vM— 1*90 Tom Knell, yoor SINGER representative, will cents te your home and . . . » 5 % * anil * $8250 STENSTROM R E N T A L S Lake Mary, 2 bedrooms, l i t baths, furnished . . . . . . . 323.00 Loch Arbor, unfura., 3 BR, 2 Baths ........ .................. 2130 00 Loeh Arbor, unfurn., 3 BR, 2 Baths, avail 20 March 2140.00 City, 2 BR, 2 Bathi, unfum ................................ 3100.00 Stenstrom Realty M O N LY $230 DOWN Termites Swarming? No FOR FREE INSPECTION C A L L F A 2-8865’ ART BROWN Pest Control Service SANFORD, F LA . FHA Cone, froi Closing Check fafctal Costs : $57 F ri*. * Int. SEE and COM PARE — D IR E C TIO N S: 10 Min. S*. o f Ranford on Hwy. 17-92 Turn Weal A t Our Signs. M* On * hr The Fabric Shop 2539 Park Dr.. Sanford FA 2-5783 l i t N. Park Avo. Phone F A 2 2420 FURN. APT., MOO MeBenvtlle. SU N LA N D ESTATES 3 BEDROOMS - 1 & 2 BATHS MOVB IN W HERR. . . . IM M E D IA TE LY WHERE... Monthly Payment* Izower Than Rent V A Financing A t l\\% Interact • D O N T F A IL TO ASK A n otJT OUR OTHER W O N D E R FU L S A VINOS ON R E M AIN IN G N E W HOMES IN SOUTH I’l NEC REST. 4th ADD. FURN. Apt., 8 Rm. water A lights. I l l a week. FA 2-2784- W HKRH . . . . CAN YOU GBT MORE HOME H D O LLAR V A L U E f OOBIB Ilorars Feature Hulll-la Dream Kltrhrna H ; — Contact JIM HUNT, Sale* Manager Odham & Tudor, Inc. Cor. H xy. 17-12 * 27th 81.. Sanford FB O N B F A 2-1501 NIGHTS F A 2-M4I J. R R A IL E Y ODHAM. PRES. 1-2 BR. apt. furn. k 1-8 BR apt., unfurn., eatra large, near baa# eat. Ph. FA 2 2B90. FURNISHED on* bedroom dapies, Pare Park, 4M A 17-M. Ph. TErraee S-ISTI. 4-ROOM, cleaa apt. 611 Park. • M t R A l Q ELICTIIC Refrigerator — O rta — Range — Hot Water Heater Designed For Belter Living APT., private entrance. Phone FA 2-7748 or FA 2 4748. 1350 Dn. p ARK L A E B M AB Y la s t W eal ad PA 24121J P A 2-ROOM oottage, all utilities, week or month. Adults -mty. 2484 Park Avenue. NOTICE! SEMINOLE COUNTY RESIDENTS FURNISHED I apartment, M il Elm Av*. Ph. FA 2-0636. 2-BEDROOM furniahed apartment, tile bath, cloae in, 681 Palmetto. 1:18 p.m. FURNISHED upstairs apartment 140. F A 2-047. I f yov arc a Seminole County resident, but live out of tha FAlrfax exchange area, you may now place your Want Aft with the Herald free of any telephone toll chargee. Just call ua collect! call N tw i And Advertisement coma Sanford Herald Advertising Dept. k» LOW l i M The Sanford Herald A» OOWti w m FATM ENl Canvsallaaal . P 1 A FHA la lorrltt v o fA N c m a For homo delivery FAirfax 2-2611 O IB B C T M N It T n Wart M * FnRew Ceuntry m % CALL Office Hours: 8:00 a. m. • 5:30 p. m. Week-Days, 8:00 a. m. -12:00 Noon Sat FA 2 .M 1 Shoemaker CONSTRUCTION C O , IN C Ml Waal M4A Bteeal Phaaa VA HIM y. Sanford Herald h Mt C ALL — �The More You Tell - The Quicker You Sell! Rent! Hire! Dial F A 2 - 2 6 1 1 12. Real Estate For Sal* 12 ACRES on Highway 17-92 near Cirruiland. Adaptable for al­ most any u»e. Roadi on three •idea For further Information, telephone J. W. Hall, Realtor, FA 2-3641. By I)ick Turner ! C A R N IV A L g l,f Thurs. Mar. 0, 1001— Page 11 25. Plumbing Services Rrrslh frsw torh SW E E TIE P IE By Nadine Seltzer FOR SALE IN EXCLUSIVE SOUTH SYLV A N LAKE SHORES Beautiful 3 bedroom home; fully equipped; central beat: double garage, cncloicd; intercom ayatem. large lakrlront lot. landicaped, with sprinkler iyatem. A bargain at $28,500.00. For Information call F A 2-7808 daye, or FA 2-6363 nights or Sundays. TV SERVICE w-ilhln the hour. Parts A labor positively guar­ anteed 90 davs. Service calls *2. SUNSHINE TV . FA 2 9792. 27. Sperlnl Service* LANDSCAPING A LAWN SERVICE Cleaning. Fertilizing, etc. For Free Estimate call FA 2-7197. IF A ONE BEDROOM FITS YOU INCOME T A X We have a coiy one bedroom garage apartment completely furnished, priced to sell and raady to move In. Priced Reasonahle at $6 son with terms. Sewing1Mach. Repairs A L '. MW E T R A D E ’’ ft Raaltofr—Tniuror Phona TA 24991 112 N. Park t taai i , o i a , i a 12. R ttl Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale ^ o r lew Katies la haraby * l\ » n that tha annual mestlnv of ttia •tockhold* *ra of the Sanford MrraM will bt hold at 3301 Community W a y, Sanford, Florida, on Maroh K. t i l l at le:fta a . XT. lor th* Iran iaatlaa a f aurh buslnasa as may cams bafora tha masting. Publish Mai. Sad and Ith. XU TICK o r IIT B SIT II IS TO a m . r r o w spicciai, I.K O III.A T IO S N O T IC E IR I l K n m i r U I V E N by tha T ew n of Long-rood, rtarlda, that tha Town propossa ta apply te tha Laelslatura of tha R u t s af Florida during Its l i f t ••salon for aptatal o r tooat legislation chang. Ing tha s i m a of Ilia Town of l a n e wood ta tha City of Ixmgwood. Publish March Ith, t i l l . MAKES A MODELS R E N T A L S 33 W E E K 203 W “ Maybe there Isn't any law watt of the Peeoe, but I'M the law at 462 Willowbrook Lanai" Legal Notice SERVICE O. M. HARRISON 2640 Hiawatha Ph. FA 2 3327 flas. 1311 Palmetto FA 2-7943 W. H. “ Bill** Stamper Agency I $ HOMES 3 | New i bedroom liome on Rlvervtew Avenue. Featurei large Florida room and built In kit­ chen. Lot it 14 acre. $1,000 down. HOUSE and lot, 713 Laural Ave. 31,000. 3 Loti for isle, 711-713 Laurel A v e , 31,750 each. F. J. Deforge, 290 Johnson A ve, Jersey City, N. J. 4-BEDROOU, 3 bath. FA 2-0233. A 2 bedroom home on large city 4-BEDROOM, 3 bath home, ea* lote. 3o cltrua trace. Conven­ d o ted Florida room, modern e d location. Total prlea 99,400. equipped kitchen, many other $3,000 down. extrai. Call FA 3-0411 Kirn St. 121 hr. ic r.) F A 2-3425 FURNITU RE CENTER 1100 French Ave. Ph. FA 2-7953 KO LL-AW AY BED, Beautyrest Mattress, reasonable. Call FA 2-2352. SOFA ard matching chair, with slip tovers. FA 2 3845. • BIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS W ILSO N - M A IE R 16. Female Help Wanted W R ITE T O D A Y I Learn how YO U can earn with AVON COSMETICS, Vox 249, Lockhart Branch, Orlan­ do. BOOKKEEPER fo r local down town office. Soma typing re­ quired; rhorthand desirable, but not naceiaary. Salary eommen•urata with experience and ablU> ty. Reply to Box 3, c/o Sanford Herald. Dawn's NOTICE TO DEFEND KATHERINE U BENSON. Plaintiff. «*. K O B E f lT TEE BENSON, STATE OF liafandant. FI.IIE1UA TOi nOBEBT BENSON Wl-esa tact hnowii rssldanaa and address w as l l a j l a I. Wo odbairy Road. Manchaatar, Tannasiaa. Plaaaa tabs notlea that you baraby ara required to file your written anawar or dafanaa. If any, personally nr by an attarnay, on or bafore March II, I M I at lha nfflca af tha Claik of tha Circuit Court, at tha Court Houaa In ■smlnela County. Hanford. F lo r ­ ida. and to mall a copy thorsof to Mtonstroin, Davla and tlelntoah. Attorneys for 1’lalr.tlff Post Offlro lint tit. Hanford, Florida, In that cartaln divorce proceeding pending agalnet you In tha tha Clrealt Court af tha Ninth Jutflalsl Circuit af Florida, In and F o r Samlnola County, Florida, In Chancary. an abbravlatad tills of said causa btlng ‘'Katharlna ta Bantan. Plaintiff, vs. P.obart Bantan. Defendant.- and hsraln fall net or a Daeraa Pro Confssae will ba entered against you, and tb* anuaa pressed as parts. (SEAL) Arthur If. Beckwith. Jr. Clark of tha Clroult Court By: Martha T. V lb ls a Deputy Clark •tanatram. Davis a Malalaak Attaraaya far Vtalatltf Past Offlra Bag 111 Rgafsrd. Florida Publish Fab. If. I I « Mar. f. » Rcgiatared Real Eitats Broker Ph. Th 3-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha 33 LOTS N E AR NEW HIGH SCHOOL This group of lota can be purchaacd for only $15,000.00 with good term*. AU Iota 40 feet wide. ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S, Kealtor Raymond I.undquial, Aaaoc. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. FOR SALE by owner: 3 bed­ room 2 bath home located Mayfair aectlon. Lot 120 x ISO. Like new conitruction, 205 Scott Ave. L. S. Church, FA 2-4144. F A R M E R ’S A G E N C Y N.V. Farmer, Realtor 2465 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 5/21 After bouri FA 1-2613 FA 2 3012 13. M ortfage liM M CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING Mattress renovating Expert Up­ holstering. All Work Guaran* teed. Call Nix Bcddtag M ff. Co., FA I-211'i, 1301 Sanford Ave. Ta The I I I I I 1 I ' Frewdi j AU TO GLASS IN S T A L L E D Want Ada- 84. Articles For Sal* READY MIXED CONCRETE Outdoor Table Tope A Seats Lot Markers — SUJe — LI blah Slept — Patio Blocks — Sand M IRACLE CONCRETE CO. soe Elm. Ave. Pk. FA 21711 BRAND N EW Windshield Buck Clans D o o r din** Vent fllnsa C A R PE N TR Y, painting, rooting SERVICE APPLICATIO NS are being Uken aad cemant work. FA 3-4199 for new and uied car salesmen; Senkuilk Glass and Taint Co, 1961 Zlg Zag; makea button bolei, aewi on buttons and monograms. F U L L PRICE $34.60 Will discount for caih, nr take 3 payment* from reeponilble person Write Bos 19, c/e Banford Herald. ★ WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS PAST RESULTS NEW BOAT AT R EA SO N AB LE WOODRUFF Morin* Wall We have a new Service Manager! PRICKS. I t CH E VR O LE T H Toe Fleeleide Pickup ee C A D IL L A C Executive Car, A ll Power I I R AM B LER 4-Deer Caetaai S u llen Wagon 19 C H BVRO LBT 4-Deer, Automatic . 1$ H TUDEBAKER 41Dear, 4 Cylinder I I FORD y, Ten Pieknp . ... . 17 C A D IL L A C Cenpe deVille, AU Fewer ...... .... I I C H EVRO LET Beieir 4-Deer V-e. Fewer UUde 1$ C A D IL L A C Hardtop Coape ... ............ 37 FORD 4-Dear FalrU ae 399. Automatic 37 BUICK Centnry 4-Deer Hardlep 34 CilKYSLEJt New Yerker Station Wagon 34 CHBVROLBT 4-Daar, PeworgUde ... 14 BUICK 4-Deer, Standard Traaamloaien .... M PLYM O U TH 4*Daer B u tlea W a g e * A/C ... 34 M ERCURY 4-Daar MenCarey. Fewer Steering SI M EBCUBY • Passenger HUtiea W agea ....... I I DODGE Bayal Lancer Hardtep ._........ ........... I I C A D IL L A C 4-Daar. A ll Fewer S3 RAM BLER Station Wagon 33 CIIEVM OLKT 4-Door 210. Standard Shift 31 FORD ! i Ton Pickup, 9 C y lin d er........ ....... $1191 13993 $199$ $1191* $991 • 39$ $199$ •1194 f NS 11994 •IIN • IMS SPECIAL! HPEUAL FREE FREE OFFER —- Good Thru Mar. 3lnt. Set of igaitioa M a t e aad brake adjustment 0 Ixoliion timing and carburetor adjustment • ith tarh oil and filler change. BRAKE ADJUSTMENT Inspect Liaiag and Repark Wheel Bearing*. $2 50 Regular 16.50 Value • MS M M FREE PICK U P -D E L IV E R Y SERVICE I 494 Lake Mary Automotive Service 9 393 $ 393 2nd and Palmetto Phone P A 1-0711 _ i ___________ _______ EXPERT LUBRICATION Hy Walden Franklin, labelcation eapert with 19 yrs. eaperieoce with Chrysler products, ‘.th each major tnao op. • 195 $ Ml f HI • IN S • 393 . * ! :4>s STAN ■ E H N E Y. well known Pirto end Manager welcomes all ear owners te come in for feat end efficient Ante Merviee. L A K E M A R Y AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE L A K E M ARY, FLA. Regular Houra: 7:00 Ph. FA 2-4133 a. m. to 7:00 p. ■. NIGHT ft SUNDAY SERVICE By AppMataunt Only. U w y. I T - f l i l k 4 20. A u to m o b ile S e r v ic e H E RALD VI H ton pickup, long body, repainted, A -l Cow ditto a. TE 9933$. TODAY'S Featurefccm w m y USED CARS 1956 Rambler SUPER CROSS COUNTRY STATION WAG­ O N ; Six Cylinder, Stan­ dard lYManMaa. Amerlrm'e Number One Economy Station Wagon For Only '695 1999 Only $180 Down CARS CAD 4 dr„ air reed. 3997 F L Y w ages 4 dr., sharp IN T T-BIRD, 1 eweer . 1497 NAM 4 dr. eed. • eyL 1497 OLl>S ronearlibla 1317 LIN C O LN 3 dr. H/T 1397 FORD wagon. 3 dr....... T97 FO RI) I d r , H/T ........ 3*7 C A D IL L A C 4 dr. .... . M U C K 4 dr sadan ..... CHKV 4 d r, F/K ... . BLONDE iplnrt piano, like new, can be seen at Benton's Furn­ iture Exchange, 5th 4 San­ ford. 1937 FORD 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4323 prefer experienced men but will consider Inexperienced person 23. Building 31ater Inla who la willing to work hard and LUM BER - HARDWARE • PAIN T 31. Poultry • Pels • Livestock learn. Rxcelltnl working condiFACTORY TO YOU STENSTROM R E A L T Y ROOFJNO FHA Loam H E ALTH Y baby parakeets for tioni, commission bails. Apply ALUMINUM BUNDS 111 N. ra rk Ave Phone FA 3-3431 ii. EDWARDS eale. FA 2-1633. Strickland-Morriion. Inc., Ford, Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bottom BUILDERS SUPPLIES Falcon, Thunderblrd Dealer, rail with plaitic eadi. Plastic PE T MONKEY and rags $60. Pb. Wa Olve TV Stamp* 15, Btrainee# O p p o rtu n itie s Sanford. or rayon tape*. Cotton or nyloa FA 2-6640. 903 W. 3rd St. FA 2-7884 cords. GAS S TA T IO N - GROCERY W B — ■— — ac— e 2 MEN wanted for light delivery .12. Flower* • Trees • Shrubs Senkarik Ulnae and Paint Co. Going builneaa . . terrific location 24. Electrical Sen lew work, full or part time. Muit 210 Magnolia Ph. F A 2-4433 on U. S. Htway 17*92. . . ONLY have own transportation. Con­ P A N 8 l r. s ELEC, fan, air condlUonrr and 31,k l plus stocki Price iecludei GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY tact Mr. Adklai, Valdez Hetal, water pump motori rewound freesei*. ahtlvae, display rack*, Monday. No pbooe calls. Orapevllls Ave. near 30th SL and serviced. "24 hour service" caih register, etc. This la a rare 10114 E. 18th St Sanford, Fla. opportunity to ie t yourself up COUNTRY CLUB NURSERY 16 FI. Jackeoa In a money-making builneaa of FA 2 5906 W. 20th Street House Wiring — Electric Service your own—CHEAP! Better call Near Golf Count Certified feetw ertk y Frtgldelre Applltnces ua about this today. FREE PLAN T te all who vialt Std Vtblen — Randall Elaeirlc our nurtery thu week. Speelal 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-OStS ••WE T R A D E " for Spring Planting: Uguitrvro, — M ft— ft 2 to 3 ft. high, tu for $12.30. W. H. “ Hill" Stemper Agency 2A. Plumbing Services A ieleai, e for 35.00. Camelllai, Root tor—Insurer •mall, well rooted, 50c each. F A f-4991 111 N. Park Mum plant! 2Se dot. Small 21. Beauty Salona S ill Franck Ave. FA 3-11*1 A ia le ii, well rooted, 10c ea. 10. Female Help Wanted Croton* SOr ea. PERM ANENTS S7.0U Plumbing A Heating COOK, experienced, Dixie Bell Complete with H a'r Tut A Styling A IR CONDITIONING Diner, Hwy. IT 92. TE $-1429 • LA R -R E ' B E A U T Y SALON CONTRACT and RE PAIR WORK Ph FA M i l l 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6342 W HITE female grill cook for 3140 Hiawatha nlghte. Muit be experienced, non other need apply. Chick *N Treat, French Avenue, W HERE T H R IF T Y PEO PLE BUY Q U A L IT Y IT II SC •9 47 37 39 33 S3 men. Induitrioui, good charac­ FOR el1 your Painting needs call ter, initiative Phone for Inter­ Griftia k Morrison Painting view Our aalevmen know of thli Contractors. No Job too large ad. or too naall. For free estimate FARM ER S AGENCY, Realtors call Sanford. FA 2 6792 Ext. l. Phone FA 2 5231 MORTGAGE LOANS FHA and Conventional Commercial k Realdealial HOLLERS « SANFORD I F ifty rhelce cars te ebooae | 1 from. Stop by and rompers eur 11 quality and prices. | 30-ln KENM ORE electric range, used less than 6 months, twin bed with box spring and mattress. F A 34174 after 4 p,m. Use W A N T ADS BRING Phone FA 2-2611 J A L KEEN S A Y S : 2 P A IR full length drapes, floral design, with light background. FA 2-1683. Jenkins Furniture INCOME T A X 3 Bedroom l ' » bath, corner lot, built-in r a n g e , refrigerator, Price and Terma R igh t $11,300 with $277 down and 3123 per month. This la Hot—Call now. LAWN mower, reel type; left hand golf clubs; chaise lounge; 4 ft. folJlng door; 30 in. ply­ wood door; bathroom beater; fan; tuxedo, sise 40; Ladies drezzez, zlsc 10; ornamental blocks; baled hay. F A 2-8809. 35. Articles Wanted BULLDOZING and Land Clear­ ing. Clyde Nutt, Phone FA 2-0554 Automatic wsihing Used furniture, appliances, tools, W ANTED : nr FA 2-2005. machine, good c o n d i t i o n . etc. Bought Sold. Larry'a Mart, FA 2-4941. FH1G1DAIRE 213 Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 3-4133 I 21. Beauty Salona Sales k Service G. 11. HIGH New k Uied Furt.tture k Appli­ 36. Boats • Motors Oviedo, Fla. FO 3-3315 Days ances A Good Place To G n a w s/ To The Waterway Evenings Sanford FA 2-3SS3. BUY, SE LL or TRADE Your EVINRUDE Dealer ENVELOPES, Letterhead!, state­ Robeon 8porting Goods Beauty Salon FA 3*7410 304 M E. laL ments, Invoices, hand bills, and 400 Sanford Ave. Ph. F A 3-1 Walker Building programi, etc. Progressive 3319 Oak FA * 7644 Printing Co. Pbone FA 3-295139 Automobiles • Trucks 306 West 13th St. H AR R IE TT’S B E AU TY NOOK It Pays 1939 M ERCURY, air eondltJosed. Harriett, Eva Jo k Bob PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING radio k healer, priced to' sell, 106 So Oak FA 2-3742 W. L. HARMON may be eeea after 4:10 p m . T. V. STAMPS . Ph. FA 2 4223 1309 Douglas A rt- Fair Value Properties ROSA L. P A Y T O N WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, canei, waiters. FREE D ELIVERY Prescriptions our Specialty F A U S T S Rx PHARMACY 2nd and Mellonvllle Ph. FA 3-7107. New and Uied Furniture 511 F.. First St. FA 3-3931 O. E, Electric Steve. FA 941687. Stenstrom Realty LAR G E HOME GOOD TERMS PA IN T , Luggage, Awnings. Boat Covers, Tarps, Tenia, Arm yNavy Surplus, 310 Sanford A ve. “ Cot any Jobe open fo r a watchdog? S h u ltz e&ta ao much, ha'a g o t to start e a rn in g his k e e p !" Attractiva 4 bedroom home, NO DOWN PA YM E N T Wynntrood, 110.600. Includei 3 A 3 Bedroom completely finBOOKKEEPING, Income tax. 22. Build • Paint • Repair Hove, refrigerator and fanced niihtd Homei conitructad on payroll; individuals or small backyard. Reaeonabla down your own lot. Mo. payment! ROOM SPECIAI S U M . Paint­ busineisei. Call FA 1-4303. payment. only $39.10 k 164.90. No doe. ing iLilde and out Call Mr. 4 LADIES wantsd to do telephone rtC TtTIO l’ g KAWW Ing coit, no le ft is t charges, no PUMPS - SPRLNKLERS Talker, FA 2-6139. NOTIC E Id haraby glvsn that t survey work from our office. attorney fee bo title cotta, All type* and alscs, Installed am snsagad In buslnaas at I I I Good pay. Short houra. Contact no appraiaal feea. Call Flamingo Dr., Ramlnnla County. P L A T T S CARPENTRY Service*, "D o It Vourself" Mr. Adkins, Valdez Hotel, Mon­ Florida, undar lha flrtltleua nam* H E AD LE Y CONSTRUCTION CO. new work k repair. Specialise WE REPAIR AND SERVICE t i l N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 af. J O K A T IMPOllTS. and that I day. No phone calla. FA 3-3343 for appointment. Inland to rsglstar said asms with la Fla. room enclosure*. Ph. S T I N E tha C l t ' k of tha Circuit Court. FA 3-7413. Machinery and Supply Co. FOR SALE: W eit of Sanford—3 Ra-nlnota County. .Florida. In as17. Mala Help Wanted 207 W. 2nd SL 7»h. FA 2-643* rordanca with .ha provisions af acre* cleared land on clayed lha Fictitious Nama Rlatutaa, toP A IN TIN G : Colors a •peclalty. RAYM OND M. BALL AUTO MECHANIC: Must have road—Suitable for citrui or will wit: Ra.tlon M i . 09 Florida RialResidential, commercial, Indus­ And Aaioclatee it isa HIT. make 5 building lots. Electrici­ experience on Chryiler prod­ trial. Licensed and bonded. Rig: Joseph iK w a a n y Qualified Service uct cars. See Mr. Able at B ran Ph. F A 2 5641 ty available. St. Johni Realty 311 So. Park To be published Mar, I, 9. 11, and Work guaranteed Free a n i­ H. L. Whelchel Motori. Sanford. FA 3-3441, FA 3-1290 Co. llfl N. Park Ave. Phone Lake Mary Branch mate!. Charlie Rurrte, FA t-4374 For eppolntment call FA 3-1010 P A T ! B E C E I V B O Feb. iH U JEA M123-. — TWO licensed real eatata latex- * oi FA 2-4437. IK T H E CTWCl’I T COI'WT. h iN T II J U I I C I t l . CIMCLIT. IN A.NII KtlK ■ E M INOI.E COtTKTT. FI.OWIIIS, I N C H A M 'B W Y NO. ttlt g 34. Articles For Sale PLUM BING KE-UPIIOLSTtCRING. work guarContracting & Repairs anteed Free estimates. Phone Free Estimates FA 2*7818 or TE § 2555. R L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. Pbone FA 2 3333 Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Service With The Cash. SUPER RETIRED Plumber data plumb­ TRADING POST. FA 2 0677. ing repairs. Ph. Ml 4-7713 be­ tween 6 A 0, mornings A even­ ROLLAW AY, Hospital and Baby ings Beds. Day, Week, or Montb— 26. Rndln A T e le v is io n S FR O N T LOTS la residential section. Phone FA 2-07M. ft 33. Furniture S TA N UEHNEY FACTORY TRAINED MBCHANIC8 Jim RmlUi usd Ray Hall Insures your car ef the beet services. ★ Modern Shop W Latest Equipment * FACTORY T R A IN E D PE R SO N N E L Seminole County Motors, Inc. YO U R LOCAL D EALER — Dodge, Chrysler, Lancer, Renault ft Peugeot SIB E. Pint HI. Ph. FA S-MI4 CENTURY F oot HARDTOP: RadJn and Hatter, Aut omat i c Tranamlaalon. A Popular Car At ▲ Raaaonahla Price. *595 1949 Pontiac POUR DOOR BSDAM. Pep—da bis Seeaad Trass porta lieu. Cae SPECIAL! 145 PONTIAC - BUICK RAMBLER DEALER BILL HENPHILl MOTORS M l W . P O R T IT . �»~ w - .* Yl^ ' a f x Ssuminok Cbtw m m u t f n r it > J :, > : EDITO RIAL COMMENT Caution Needed f e - >*,. ■ v( ., i. Forest Rangers o f the County headquarters station in Longwood hnve issued an appeal to residents to b* especially cautious with trash fires during these windy days. W ith the windy season upon us—any fire escaping control can spread into a large costly fire in a matter of minutes. Since Jan. 1. rangers have answered 52 calls to wild­ fires and 29 to other kind. Anyone allowing a fire to get out o f control can be held responsible for all property damage—In the past two weeks fires have Involved property containing threetenths o f an acre to 120 acres. Third Graders Study Manners Tbs third grads studsnls s f longwood Elementary'* teacher, Mrs. WlaUs, are taking part la a "good manncri” project by maklag posters. M sgstlas pictures Il­ lustrating eourteiy on the street, la stoma, oa buses and la church a rt used aad students have Warn­ ed Is watch tbs blackboard (or a dally quotation or reminder to bo frioodly aad thoughtful to others. la this classroom tbs children elso bars s mall-bos In which they "m a il" notes concerning any school behavior problem which they think seeds attention. t e s t wssk, pttplls made parallel lists a l proper sad Improper eoadnet oa the school walk-ways, tbs assembly, the lsnehroom sad tbs ached office. From the combined Moss In tbsee lists, one group of accepted school manners was compiled, attractively Uttered and ptaeed is a prominent position In the elaseroom to servo a t a con- Musicians Needed For New Orchestra Announcement wsa mads last week that the Central Florida Community Orchestra, organised early this year, la to be Included in tbs Orange County Adult Educa­ tion program. Rudolph Fischer, musical direc­ tor and conductor o f the orchestra, saya that rehearsals now art un­ derway fo r the first concert, ten­ tatively planned fo r early April. This first concert w ill Include the works o f Handel, Blast and Wag Donald R. Rhodes, president of the organisation, advlsad that a number e f qualified instrumenta­ lists are needed, particularly in the violin, viola, string bass, basson and oboe sections. A ll persons interastsd are urged is contact F is­ cher at his horns, M l Henksl Clr els, W inter Park o r tslepbono M l T-1TM. Rehearsals era held each Tues­ day from 7:80 p. m. until . p. m. in Urn band room o f tbs Glen ridge Junior High School on OWnrldgo W ay la W inter Park. Party To Benefit Altamonte Library Mrs. Milton Tinsley, HatUwny D r* Orients Gardens, w ill be hosteee to a housewares products party at her home Friday fo r benefit of the Aka monte Springe library. The party, beginning at 1:80 p. a . la open to the public. A door priao w ill bo awarded and refresh ‘ e f coffee and caka are to GA’s Organize A t Forest City Casselberry officials report that residents are responding to n statemant Issued last weak warn­ ing that tha town'* dog control ordinance would ba strictly en­ forced. Mrs Hope Bennett, member of the Board of Aldermen, said Wed­ nesday that dog owners are build­ ing fences, toms are building dog houses and others are tying the anlmala In order to comply with the regulation and escape a $90 fine or possible Jail sentence. Mrs. Bennett said, too, that much progress It being made In a voluntary elein-up campaign throughout tha area and that busi­ ness officials and residents are Tickets go on sale this week end to be commended for Jhelr evi­ may be obtained from ell dubs be­ dent pride in their town. longing ta the federation. Sanford Clubs who have tickets fo r salt are, T h t Sanford Wonsan’s Club, Business and Profasalonal Woman’s Club, Semlnola County Council o f Homo Demonstration Clubs and tha Sanford Garden Club. County Clubs Include, The Ovie­ By B B TTIE SM ITH do Woman's Club, Longwood Clvis Longwood Mayor A . R. Lormann League, The Casselberry Woman's Tuesday praised the Voluntaer Club, Tba Altamonte Springs Gar­ Firs Dept, fo r its cooperation In den Club and Altamonte Women’s n town cloan-up campaign which Club. has baan underway since lata Price o f tho tickets are fl.S6 fo r January. adults end 78 cents fo r children. Tha firemen have burned o f f a Serving will begin at 8 p. m. number o f waodad and unsightly Westside School Festival Set Westside School P-TO members hava set e 81 Patrick's Day Fes­ tival with activities to begin at tha achool with opening o f the booths at 8 p. m. A chicken barbecue dinner will ba served from 8:80 p, m. until 7:80 p. m. with tickets selling at $1.28 fo r adults and 78 aonta fo r children. Advance tickets are available from any member o f tbs P-TO, at tba achool or they may ba purchaesd a t thd festival. Taka outs will ba available. There will ba pony rides fo r tha small fry, fish pond*, a caka sals, caka walk, white elephant sals and other attractions e f the carnival nature. Five door prises w ill be awarded with only those purchasing tickets eligible end present to racolve tho awards. Other prlsee Including a transistor radio, a sat o f dishes, a blanket and a child's wrist watch will ba given. Mrs. M. 8. Ryals and Mrs. 8Un. aoa Klnlaw era co-chairmen o f tho festival with Mr, Klnlaw to do tha barbecuing. District Official Guest A t Meeting O f Legion Women By M U. ADAM MULLCR Tha Auxiliary to tha Herbert D. Gibb American Legion Port 81 DoBary, entertained Mrs. Lowery Courtney, District S President from Jacksonville, last weak at tba Community Center. Tba Auxiliary mad# a coatri button towards "Sava A Child Fad crallon" and Ibe "C arver Founda­ tion for Leprosy." A nominating committee was ap­ pointed with Mrs. John Phelps, cbslrmtn; Mrs. Talman Van Aredale and Mrs. Gaston E. Crosby. 1 Mrs. G. Fred Smith, president, reported final plans wars formu lated for tha 42nd birthday anni­ versary ef tha American Legion, to bo bold March 11 at T p.m. at the Stetson Union Building, DoLand. For reservation! contact, WU Uam E. Brumbaugh, t i l Bauna Vista. No.4-4807, or Mrs. Q. Fred Smith, Shell Rd. W. On April I t a Constitutional Conference will ba bald at Jack­ sonville Beach fo r tho ladlea aux­ iliary n» tba Legion Home. Regis­ tration opens at 8:80 a.m. Lake Mary Club To M eet Tuesday lota during tha project, Lormann ■aid, adding "they've backed Long­ wood up nil through tha work, now Its our turn ta back them up by being nt their annual dinner Sat­ urday." Tha avant will ba bald In Study, side Park with serving o f a southern fried chicken dinner and all tha trimlnga ta begin nt d p. to. Carl Lommler, chairman, says that pricea a n I t fo r adults and 78 cants fo r children under 18 years e f age. Taka out boxes w ill ba available. Lake Harriet Civic Association Names Officers By A T L A N T A M cG lN N IS ' William Kalley Jr., baa baaa elected president of the Lake Har­ riet Clvle Assn, of Forest City. Other a a w officers Include Charles Jackson, vice president and Mrs. AUen Actor, secretarytreasurer. Tba organisation, meeting now at tha Florida Power Club House on Besr Lake, plana te build Its own club bousa and barbecue plU oa Lake H a rriet R la the only civic group which possesses a fog­ ging machine with which tha area la sprayed two or throe times weekly, aa the necessity demands. Members hava built a fencedin playground a n a for the chil­ dren which la in much use when they m att at tha lake for apacial occasions. s • - _________ Mole Chorus Gives Concert Enterprise Troop * Gets New Brownies ft A R N E T T W H IT E la one o f tha Jaycees working on a shelter in the new Crystal Lake recreation area in Lake Mary. The Jaycees are building up the plcnle area aa one o f their project* fo r the year. (Herald Photo) (Oaa af a series of articles au g ro t th and progress af Sant* note County communities) Three unincorporated communi­ ties closely integrated with San­ ford life are Lake Mary to tha southwest, Paola to tha west and Lake Monroe te the northwest. In Lake Mary, clvle leaden, placing emphasis on developing one of the county’s most desira­ ble residential locations, have dona much in tha past few yearg to accomplish this objective. Shores of Its crystal clear, aand bottom lakes hava become dotted with custom built homas and many new residences have gone up in all sections of the commu­ nity. Due to 1U proximity to Sinford, a number of Lake Mary homes are owned by Sanford pro­ fessional people or by N avy per­ sonnel. Here, too, a number af Armed Forces families have re­ tired. Registered voters of Precinct 10 In U M sat up tha first taxed Are district in tha county although its volunteer firemen also sarva, in addition to Paola and Laka Mon­ roe, tha araaa of Loch Arbor, Little Venice, Ravtnns Park, Park Ridge and Sunland Estates. Laka Mary offers Its residents tha largest shopping and buslnesi section of tha three area* al­ though Paola and Laka Monroe hava combination groceries and aarvlca stations. Paola, amallast of tha three areas, long has been established as one o f the county’s better cit­ rus growing areas and In recant years has become the site of such residential developments as Syl­ van Laka Estates sod Laka Mark­ ham Estates. Growing, too, ta tha nearby Banans Lake area. Other than the citrus holdings, Phola’s economic value Is swelled by an asphalt plant, a U rge dairy, pasturelanda and several fishing lodge* located on the Wekiva R iv­ er which runs (long the west county line, Laka Monro*, undergoing much relocation and rebuilding of homes sod businesses dut to constructlou of luterstate Hwy. 4, which runs right through Ua busi­ ness area, primarily la known as • vegetable and flower growing area. The Progressiva Mala Chorus e f DeLend, sponsored by tha DsBary Civic Aasn* presented a concert at tha Community Center last week. Prof. J. Dandrldga, director end accompanist o f tha group, was In troducsd by Robert N . McGee Longwood officials today pub­ Clvle Aasn. entertainment chair- lished legal nolle* that they w ill apply U tba 1841 legislators to A free w ill offering, collated change tha town’s name from during Intermission, want* toward "Town o f Longwood" to “ City o f tha Community Center Expansion Longwood." Building Fund. Mayor A . R. Lormann said that dua to the rapidly growing busi­ ness a n a and large Increase la tha number ef rtsIdsaU, officials feel tha "tow n* designation aa Tha next meeting o f tba Lake long la applicable, Longwood Seeks Chonge To 'City* Club Sets M eet A t Lake Brantley Brantley Home Demonstration Club w ill ba bald nt the b o a * o f Mrs, Martin Dunn, March 82. Guest speaker at tha February masting, bald at the bom* o f Mrs. Edward Anwcher, waa A . N . BunUrn o f tba State Health Dept* who •poke and abovrod • film pertainlag to important fa eU that should ba rasatmbarod in tba punkeaa o f Call! Requested Hall next Tuesday a t 10:80 a. Mrs. F ay La*. Entarpria# chair­ As this is n newly nrgnalsad with Mrs. l a y Halalar aad Mm. man o f Heart Fuad collections, gave the gtrie W illiam HH n W as V rtT T "r fa r baa askod that area residents who the day. wish ta mak* a contribution, who i t gha The program mi "S tora ge" win bar* not baaa coaUcied, call bar ba given by Mrs. Doaald Smith. at boasa or at Lao's Grocery. r r r •'......... ’• •" County Engineer Carlton Blisa though the project hsd been In­ hopes to complate pUnt and a sur­ cluded in the $300,000 road bond vey for widening Bear Lake Road program that wee approved this from SR 436 to the Orange County week. line within the next 30 days. "B y doing U by ourselves, we Bliss laid today that (he County can release some of that money commission had decided to do the for other projects in the program," project with money out of tho B ills laid today. road and bridge fundi oven Bliss also reported that work started today on constructing a ^ ) access road from English Ettates lo Hwy. 17-92 on a cooperative basis with the developers of that area. The road will be an access road from that development to the new school property that was do­ nated by the Clayton Brothers. By MRS. AD AM M U LLER The road will be a quarter-of-aMiss Carol Reck o f Highland mile long, Bliss said. Hammock, Sebring, spoke on Flo­ rida Wild Flowers at the Monday meeting o f ths Seminole Chapter, Florida Audubon Society held at the Sanford School Farm Building. Mias Beck illustrated her talk with many colored picture slides fo r tho fift y member* and seven By H ELEN SNODGRASS guests present. New Broemles o f Enterprise Mr. and Mra. Louis Schultes o f Dellary were welcomed at nee- Troop 41 took part in Investiture Ceremonies at a recent program mem bora. Mrs. Lucllo Norton and hor given by the Brownie Troop a n te Intermediate Girt Scout Troop 102 mother, who served refreshments New members accepted included o f donuts and coffee for the recent Elia Jane Angell, Carol Chlappinl, field trip to Persimmon Hammock, Patricia Godly, Donna Groover, reported seeing more than 200 Dorii Goodwin, Linda Morgan, white pelicans In flight. Roberta Murr, Vonnle Smith, Plana made Include a field trip Brenda Woodruff and Chyera Mc­ fo r Sunday with Winter Park Bride. members to meet those o f DcBary The Brownies made all decoraat Jackson's Service Station at lions fur the event and fashioned 8:46 a. m. lapel name pins from chestnut^ Also announced waa the regular and shells for favors. Clown c a n d ^ State Trip Meet which will be held dishes added much to the colorful in DeBary, convening at noon. Re­ refreshment tables which also freshments will be served at the were under the direction of troop home o f Miss Clarissa McFetrldgc, members. Intermediate Troop 102 added 288 Ponca Lane. Leaders fo r this mooting will skits on "G irl Scout Thinking como from Audubon House, Mait­ D ay" and the "W orld Association of Girl Scouti and Girl Guides." land and will be assisted by John Each girl received a World Asso­ Buldtman and Dr. Lola Wells of ciation Pin and an Interesting d i s ^ DeBary. play of a World map and a r t ic le d made in foreign countries waa dis­ played These troops, with DeBary Troop 20, will be In charge of the program at the Enterprise P-TO meeting, Marfh 21. Members of three troopi attend this Mrs. Virginia Huffman recently all waa appointed chairman o f a school. Audubon Chapter Hears Naturalist Longwood Mayor Unincorporated Areas Show Big Gains Praises Firemen Mies Naney Copeland gave , program an tha “ American In­ The Lake M ary H ama Demon­ dian* ta tha <LA.t ef the Forest stration Club w ill meet a t the Fire City Baptist Church. P A G E 12 Casselberry Response Heavy On Dog Control Women's Federation Sets Barbecue Supper The Seminole Federation o f Women's Clubs art making plans fo r s chicken barbecue supper at the Etka Club grounds, April 4. BUnsou Klnlaw will be In charge o f the barbecue. A ll proceeds from tbs project w ill be added to the Federation Scholarship Fund. framon TH U R SD AY, M ARCH 9, 1961 C O U N TY NEW S m U p ra Bear Lake Road Project Nears Many 4-H Girls Attend State Fair Miss Myrtle Wilson, Sominola County H a m * Demonstration Agent, baa ennoenced that 40 4-H Club girls and their leaden w o n preeent fo r BUt* 4-H Day at tba Tampa Flair. Carla Lommler o f the Long wood Club socelvod Uu County Awards Certificate fo r her achievements. A club member may receive this ■ward only one time and only a g irl aad c m boy from each county may g e t tba award fo r say on* year. Recent years have seen the steady addition of new home* and tha development of a river front tract on tha St. Johni near the Lake Monroe Bridge. Here the building Is done to order and de­ velopers foresee it as one of the county’s most exclusive home dUs. Speculations fly like gets* head­ ing aouih In the winter concern­ ing new Industries to locate along W. First St., Interchange to InterstaU 4, and Ih tha Lake Mon­ ro* business district, but as yet no definite announcements have been made. All three communities have schools — WUson School In Paola, grades one through four, an ele­ mentary sebool in Laka Monroa, grades one through six and a newly enlarged elementary achool in Lake Mary serves students through the sixth grade from five nearby communities. Lake Monroe and Lake Mary have their own post office and re­ ligious services are held weekly in at least nine churches of the three locations. In Lake Mary the Catholic Church of tha Nativity, recently established, Is holding masses In the Chamber of Com­ merce Bldg, until its church and school are constructed. A host of elvle, church and so­ cial nrgantiatlons, for young peo­ ple and adults, function In each community and residents of each ■Iso take active parti in Sanford and S-minole County activities. Future growth In these locations, as in all parts of ths county will be increased by the completion of the Interstate and Its interchanges. Blue And Gold Banquet Held In Altamonte ervllle, Rickey Hattaway, Tommy By A T L A N T A McGJNNIS The Blue and Gold Banquet o f Wade. Bear badga, Michael Ganouer, Cub Pack 211 was bald Fab. 88 at Barry Gibbona, Mickey Markam, 6 p. m. In the cafataria of tha AltaDennis Broadway, Joa McClure, monte Springs School. Rev. Hoffer Glenn Dabbs, Scott Johnson, Ken­ gave tho Invocation, then a spag­ ny Krouse; lion badge, George hetti and meatball dlnnar waa en­ Thompson, Brace Crider, Gary joyed by the Cuba and thalr par- Carson, Bill Lovitt; gold arrows, ante. Donnis Broadway, Bradley Willis, Mrs. Grimm, achool lunchroom Melt Leonard, Bobby House, Frank ■upenrtsor, wee In chart* o f pre­ Crout, Howard Focarelll, ' Kris paring tha food. For dessert Ice Salmi, Mika Francis, Tanner Glrcream waa served and each den aid,-Tommy Pinnock, Bruce Drum­ had its own caka that den mothers mond, Fred Staedlar. baked. For Den One, Mra. Dewitt Silver arrows, Rusty Gooch, Bill Gooch and Mra. W alter Hedrick Levitt, Jay Thomas, Bobby Corson, had a layer cake Iced In blue and Larry Hartman, Jimmy Levitt, gold ; Den Two, Mrs. Dorothy Jimmy Nash, Bobby House, Tan­ Thomas, layer cake, yellow icing ner Girard; star fo r boys life— Bill and blue letters) Den Throe, Mra. Levitt, Bruce Crider; slide for two Thai me Broadway and Mra. Jan* new members (special award) Gatllford, layer caka with plaster Barry Gibbons. o f parla cubs on top; Don Four. One year pin, Glenn Dabbs, Mra. Ann Pinnock and Mra. air- Scott Johnson, Kenny Krause, rsrd, shea caka, yellow trimmed In Mike Hedrick; graduated to webblue; Dan Five, Mra. Virginia Jor­ elos, John Meadows, Reggie Sig­ dan, blue layer with gold trim mon, Rutty Gooch, Bill Levitt, centered with a genius head; Den Mike Bichett. Six, Mra. Waltar Klngllng and The program waa closed with Mrs. Lola Naah, caka In shape o f a the tinging of Taps. Cub, lead la brown. Dan Seven, Mrs. LuCana Francfa. two caksa in a ahapa o f Cuba lead in blus and gold. Dan Nina, Mra. Virginia Auglutll, sheet cake, iced in blue with a gold nine; Den 10, Mra. Connie Conkle, merry-goround caka with animals attacked ta striped strews. A fter dinner, thoa* attending re­ tired to the auditorium where tha program atartod with soma Cub yells and tinging lad by Mra. Vir­ ginia Krause. Den Five had a skit pertaining to Genius Month. Kriat Salmi and bla father won t i n t prise with a "Genius" farm house. Awards givea to tha Cuba In­ cluded: bah eat pin, Richard M o r * p »~ 4 .ll Mora, Frank McHenryi w olf badge, Diggs Hewitt, Bradley Willis, Bobby Caraon, Gary Land- T Behavior Traits To Be Work O f Committee Character Building Committee at Longwood Elementary 8chool. This committee wsa formed, with appointments by Principal John Angel, to help the students establish definite desirable char­ acter trait*. Tha committee alma to foster cooperative relationships batwsen all member* of the faculty and ao until In each child e sense o f his obligation, both to himsslf and to the school. Serving with Mrs. Huffman will be Mis* Fannie Reese, Mrs. Lee Richardaon end Miss Barbara MeInula, First Graders Study Spelling Bear Lake Women • Name Officers By A T L A N T A M eG IN N IS Officer* named at ■ recent meet­ ing o f the Bear Lake Manor Civic Betterment A ian * In c* Women’s Auxiliary were Mrs. A lisa Went­ worth, chairman; Mrs. Burnell E. Huston, co-chairman end Mrs. C. L. Brunk, secretary-treasurer. _ Programs fo r future m e e t in g * were discussed and will be set up at the March meeting to be held at the home o f Mrs. Dean Hendrieka on Bonnie Drive, Mra. DeVoe o f the Patricia Ste­ vens Charm School will speak to the group on "General Make-Up, Tricks, and Posture." Longwood Elementary first grade atudcnU of Mr*. Wheelesa' room are beginning spelling work using (ha knowledge acquired in reedl'.ig classes. The students very proudly taka Dr. John Morgan w ill discuss part In spelling testa as the older canevr end Its care at the meeting students do and in this manner it o f Registered Professional Nurses la believed that good spellers will next Monday. develop. Tho group ha* Inrltod all regis­ tered nurse* living In Seminole County, regardless o f whether or Mr*. Katherine Barton, chair­ not they hold a state licenso, t R man of the Chuluota library, has bo special guests at the meeting announced that due to apparent which w ill b« held in tho Health disinterest o f residents, the facil­ Center Auditorium beginning at ity w ill be rloaed until further no­ 8 p. m. Nurses To Hear Talk On Cancer • Library Closed tice . United Citizens To M eet Tuesday The United Cititens o f CarnesVbery will meet at tha Woman's d u b Tuesday a t 7:80 p. m. to hear a report from tha nominating com­ mittee and to continue discussion o f charter by-laws. Election a f officers srill be dene by membership vnto with Graham WUson, acting chairman, preeid- j ‘Genius Kits* Prove Interesting By B E TTIE SM ITH Highlight o f tlie recent Blue a u ^ Gold Annual Banquet o f Cub Park 640 was the "genius k it" display of members and their fathers. Prior to tha banquet, each Cub and his father received identical kite containing a clothes hanger, a doll, piece o f cloth, two empty thread spools, two corks, ona foot of string an empty can, a piece of wood, sis pipe cleaners, nails and thumb tacks. “ With these materials, each lathar-son pair waa told to faahion an article using only the kit item*. The creative and original dis­ plays shown at the banquet proved o f such Interest that the project Is being considered for repeal work. Area Garden C lub# To M eet Thursday M A R TH A D E AN o f North Orlando's 4-H Club teaches younger children o f tha community safety measures aa nar projact for tha yaar. Hara eha shows Tim Grinstead and Chriatia Dunlap tha safa areas fo r play with their wagon. 1 (Herald Photo) Members o f the North Orlando Girdea Club will meet Thursday to appoint e Dominating commit­ tee which wlQ select a slate of ■ew officers for the group. M n . George Sommers, TO N. ••toad St., will be hostess at the 1:30 meeiiag with M n . MelrJa Campbell, « �Navy Bomber Crashes In Lake; tight Missing Against Road Board Is Urged J A C K S O N V I L L E (U P I) — Searcher* ipotted the tall Mellon and other wreckage today 0f a N avy patrol bomber with eight crewmen aboard which crashed in a fog shrouded lake. There was no sign of aurvivorr. All eight were missing and preg in n e d killed when the plane ^du n ged into the water while making a simulated attack on a mock submarine Thursday night. A search of the crash scene was launched at dawn by units from the Sanford Naval base. The P2V-7 Neptune bomber was based at the Jacksonville Naval A ir Stction. Lt. Gerald Spitz, pilot of an* p o th er plane who witnessed the Wrrasli. said the bomber exploded and burned at lt atruck the dark water o f Lake George, near the Ocala National Forest. Spits said the Neptune, which was on a training flight, "went into a climbing left-hand turn with its searchlights on, then fell into the water at a strep angle and appeared to explode on impact.” g The Navy said the plane apparently was miking a simulated 1 S 3 ™ bombing “ . * “ f0„ d 9 • News Briefs Secondary Funds In Good Shape, Strike Brews M ILW AUKEE, Wis. (U P I) — A Temperatures in Semlnola Coun­ ty dipped to 43 degrees Thursday dispute that could affect union Bight and n o r * tool weather* 1* slri!r«<« i u U w u U o brewed today forecast tonight and through th« over a federal decision to refund weekend, thu weather bureau re­ more titan t l million ia strike benefit taxes to praaeot or former ported. Seminole County Is ona o f the Temperatures are expected to employes of the Kohler Co. few counties with secondary fund* be 45 to 30 degrees tonight but in auch good condition that the • warming up trend ia forecast FUKUOKA, Japan (U P I) - R e s ­ State Road Department Will be for the early part of next week. cue workers today brought (o tha able to let bid* on secondary pro­ Around the nation a full-scale jects without too much delay, tha snowstorm that dumped up to l t t surface Ota bodies o f 71 Japanese County Commission was told coal miners killed by an under­ feet of mow on New England blew out to sea today, but a new ground fire in Japan's worst post­ Thursday at tba State Road De­ partment budget hearing in Debatch o f rain and snow pushed war mine disaster. Only 20 of the 91 men ia tha Land. eastward from the Pacific North­ Ueda Mining Co., mine eseaped. Offieials from Seminole aa well west. as from 11 other counties ia the As the storm winds subsided, fifth district presented primary northern Maine found ItM lf bur­ WASHINGTON (U P I) — Presi­ and secondary budget requests and ied under 40 or more lnchei of dent Kennedy haa Intensified his old and new snow. wera advised that a policy of aufShowers from the Pacific spat. administration's review of policy ficienry ratings will be followed. tered the coast from Canada into on Berlin and Germany in an Road Board member Max Brew­ northern California, changed to effort to speed a decision on a er, presiding at his firs t budget possible new approach to solution snow in the Rocky Mountains, session, declared the road situa­ and turned back Into cold rain of these problems. This was dis­ tion critical in some area*. II* closed today by diplomatic of­ as they drove eastward Into the said it "is not merely a question ficials who said Kennedy confer­ ■orthern plains. o f need but of most need." red early in the week with armed Tha New England storm Thurt II. E. Helton, SRD comptroller day packed winds 0f 30 miles an services leaders on the military said that Semlnola County'a sec­ hour that pushed tides two to , *«pect* and later met with dlplothree fret higher than normal, malic experts to discus* the poll- ondary funds available through j June 11W2 after payment o f bond Schools closed in Maine. N e w ! lical phases. rtqulrrmrnt* were $84.1,700. 'Hampshire and northern M assa-' -- ------------~ --------Seminole placed construction o f ehusetts. Behind the storm, g ile , T o n C i n i t C F a C O f l SR 438 from Altamonte Spring* winds swept Ohio, New York and to Turkey Farm Rd. and SR 415 A the South. Gusts up to 40 miles front the St. John* River to SR 40 gn hour smashed plate glass in 1 as Ute top o f the primary request*. downtown Cleveland, tha w in d ! A fte r C o u n t y Commission toppled a 15-pound coping stone ; L E O I’O LD V ILLE , The Congo from a New York City five-story 1 (U P I ) — Closer cooperation be- Chairman J. C. Hutchison presentapartment house, critically injur- ] tween United Nations official* and cd tha resolution dssignating tha ing a woman passerby, and high 1 Congolese authorities eased tan- primary and secondary requests, winds caused temporary power t |oni today and lessened the threat Brewer said th* BRl) expects to Allu re* at Columbus. West Point of , u.0Ul cunnict in the s l i l f e - ! let bids o f SR 434 (Moinar A ve.) and Atlanta, ua. torn republic. from Longwood to Oviedu in April Policy Intensified 0 iI LfljvU In Congo Strife 0 United Preaa Leaned W ire Established 1908 F R ID A Y . M A R C H 10, 19G1 and said that "one commissioner reported that Commissioner Ted Williams proposed the paving of additional strips of tin* Wcklva Springs ltd." The story stated that ''Williams and his brother Robert, own prop:rt> adjacent to the property in question." The vote was 4-1 in favor of asking for the retraction. Voting against the motion was Vernon , Dunn who declined to comment on why he opposed it. | "I'm getting sick and tired of , all this controversy," Dunn snap­ ped, adding "first it w si taxes, thrn toning and drainage, and I'nt shout ready—1 better not I finish," ha said. District 3 County Commissioner j James I*. Avery was tha most I outspoken rritie of the article. y c . r ^ 't x ^ ^ m i s '. 'r n r since ‘ the ' . W M l,rn ob' ,rv e r* ,,id .on* °.f p.rovid!,,f th# rifh U o f w ,y W storm hit there. Nearly 20Q.,vol-1 reasons fo r tba easing o f ; clsared. untehrs waded through wajW dOeu ! t* n* 'on* the disclosure that »U. 8. Secirlaty General Dag llumsnow in a hunt for iskjold’s personal representsFranks, a Winthrop farm t e n last seen Mondsy JuM * f a s t 1 ttva p i the Congo, Rajeshw*r j D *ya( 'w a s returning to New from the doorstep of M t M m » , NO. 145 Chairman J. C. Hutchison a n ! John Fitzpatrick also denied hav­ ing any knowledge of that subjrct being discussed. T h « Commissioner most conrented was relatively quiet. Tha 1only comment W illiam! made 1w ai that ha wiahed “ tha presa 1would leave my relatival out of it—I don’t eara how much they pick on m o." sere* ot timbcrlsnd west o f A l« (•monte Heights. ^ ^ Cause o f the fir * was not known, | rangara repotted. Tha first fir* in tha Sanlando area started at about 10:30 a. ro. and was finally brought under control at 3 p. m. A short time | afterward* tnngeis and crew* from four 8outh Seminole cornA D ELAND M AN, Roland McKee, wan killed Thursday afternoon when munitles fought the bias* near his Iruck w in atruck by a train at the crossing at Knterprina Road in De­ Altamonte. nary. O fficers reported that the engine struck the truck and rolled it over, Tnrludrd in residents' reports o f Ranger* g *v * th* all clear at throwing McKee out. (C ox Ph oto) about 3:10 a. m. thl* morning. o f the fire* was the account eif Officials said that more than 60 ! Mrs. David Carr who waa forced men fought the two blasts in­ i from .her home in W. Altamonte cluding volunteers from Altamonte | Springs, Lake Mary, Longwood s P 'in**- Mr*. Carr said ah* had and Casselberry. 1» • advance warning because high No on* waa believed Injured in wind* fanned tha flrrs eo rapidly. Holzapfcl called Welch's ver­ FORT PIERCE, Fla. (U P I) — Beach municipal Judge, against tha fir**, rangara reported this She said “ A ll 1 had time to de The defense attorney for Joseph chargta Peel hired the killers of sion of the slayings "100 per cent morning. Circuit Judge anil Mrs. C. E. untrue—absolutely not." was get my baby from th* erlbg A. Peel Jr. Introduced inlo the ChilUngworth. "A re you expecting the Jury to ChilUngworth murder trial today some diapers and bottlas and believe you carried out this Job Despite Welch's new story, a new version of how the circuit nty little boy out to th* car. T h * in a handmade boat you only however, Floyd (laicky) llolzapJudge and his wife died. whula area was black with smoke." fel, confessed killer of the prom­ purchased that day?" Welch de­ Attorney Carlton Welch said the inent Jurist and his wife in 1933, manded. Mra. Edna Bmasely, also o f W . ChilUngworth’ * beachfront cot­ stuck to his story that he and Holiapfel replied simply, "W e tage was "surrounded from land Altamonte, said “ My children were Negro maunsliiner George (Bob­ did." and by aea" on the night they playing at a neighbor's bom* about County Commission Chairman J. Questioned about bis testimony were abducted, Welch is defend­ by) Lincoln earned the couple to m s in • small host and dumped against Perl, Holiapfel stated at C. Hutchison will speak to mem­ a block away and th* smoka waa ing Peel, former West Palm them over the side. one point: "1 expect no favors bers of the Taxpayer! for Better *0 bad we couldn’t see to drive the Welch charged, however, that for my testimony in this court." Government In 8cmlnole County ear over there. M y husband, whe Welch continued questioning Assn., Monday at I p.nt., at the cams homa from work to dig Lincoln "w as not even along on .Springs Community ditches around our home and spray the boat" that "some other |*-o- Holzapfcl extensively about his Altamonte pie" were, and that Lincoln "was testimony before s 1933 Palm House on Maitland Ave. everything with water, had to Ilea i ll County grand jury investi­ The group was recently organ­ catch a ride on a fire truck to get The Sanford A rt Assn, ha* Just a payoff man." ised by taxpayers of the area who to the children.” scheduled a showing of film clips The defense attorney a l s o gating gambling. are interested in learning more of Mr*. Agusta Knck o f Baniande on the worka o f Gaughln fo r Its claimed that an automobile was how the county government func­ Kgg Ranch said " I waa heme alone regular meeting Monday at 7:30 parked behind the ChilUngworth tions. Plans to incorporate a* a and the fire burned within 50 feet p. m. at the Civic Center. Jos beach home on the murder night non-profit organization and to elect o f our place. Tit* only tiling that Mathleux will presml the pro­ to rut o ff any possible escape by officers are underway. the Judge. saved us was th* high green gram. invitation to Join the associa­ Welch did not 10 into further County Commissioner* have post­ bahin grass, which hald tha flames Artist* also were reminded to­ detail at once. poned their regular meeting next tion ia open to all taxpayers of back until th* fireman cam *." day that Hal M-Intosh o f Winter Welch sutyrlsed the court with Tuesday for the board to attend tha county and all are Invited it was estimated that soma 100 Park wilt begin his second Illhi* charges on the third day of a County Commission conference to attend the meeting series being families all through tha area wore week cuursa o f instruction April questioning Holiapfel, put on the held each Monday. in Tallahassee next week. furred to leave their homes e l 3 and next Thursday is the dead- stand as* a star prosecution wit­ The conference will run from sometime around 1 p. m. Thursday. lina fo r ontry in tha class**. ness. 3londay through Wednesday, Un* family in W. Lake Brantley said that the fire broke out again about 10 p. in. Thursday but was brought under control by tha A l­ tamonte Spring* Fire Dept. S A N T A CRUZ. Calif. ( U P I ) _ All the Inmsirwivci have this to The parenta o f a 13-yrar-old girl say; "Our home* ar* nothing but were Jailed Thursday for holding I soot and ashes! It'll take weeks her a virtual piisonrr in bur bed­ and weeks to get them eleail room fo r aeven years— peimitting again!'* her to leave only to attend school. — ■- ■ Police said they stumbled on the ' Had To Hurry To Escape Fire, Residents Say Peel Attorney-Has New Case Theory Taxpayers Assn. To Hear Chairman Film Program Set For Art Meeting Commission M eet Tuesday Postponed Parents Hold Teenager Captive Kensinger o f Hants Crus, reporter! that th* girl, Elaine, had run away from home. When th* girl was found at th* hum* o f a friend, she told police she had been locked In her 10 by 12-foot room upon returning from school for the "past six or seven W ork On Clearing Howell Creek To S t a r t _____ _ Flying H igh" the Florida State University's Circus will b* preM n te d at lb* Memorial Stadium | Saturday at • p m. g tte tw o hour performance in- 1 abides many Mnsational high wire I nd trapes* acta by tba collrg* student performers, wha have be­ Work on clearing Lake Hawaii ol damage from HurricanO-l come nationally known in the peat | Creek from SR 419 to the Orange which hit the area Ute last The work will be a Joint Orange fav years. .County line will start klonday, aod Seminole project with Orange Ib is circus is being sponsored I County to furnish tba equipment. by the Seminole Swim Assn., and BLas said that tba majority o f ticks I* are available a t Touch tba properly owners favored the ton's, RoumlUat and Anderson aad plaa although there were $ few j the Civic Center, objections to it. . I A program coloring contest for Tha ma.or objections came from children up to 11 will be a special property owner* who w o n afraid feature ia conjunction with the of th* lowering o f the lake and show, with I U saving* bonda go­ that the project would destroy ing to the winners in two age groups. j the natural beauty o f U a Ink*. "This piec# of property Is in ; my district and never was dis­ cussed in my presence, whether at an open meeting or closed,” Avery said. "1 taka offense to this story and find it falsa and irresponsible in Intent. Tha honesty and Integrity of thla board is at (take and I abhor thla type of report ing," he said. More than 350 acre* o f "valuable” timborland In South Seminole County wna destroyed by tw o raging foroat flrea ' within a 10 mile radiua Thursday, the Florida Forest Runner Service in Longwood repot ted today. The firs t fir e started near the Sanlando area and de­ stroyed 200 acres o f land while the other fir e damaged 150 FSU Circus Set Saturday Night County Engineer Carlton Bliss said today. Bliia and District 4 County Com­ missioner Vernon Dunn attended a meeting ia Fern Park Thursday night to asplain to property owners along the crock the merits o f tba a | il. The work will be paid from • Federal Civil Defense graol as amargaocy measure as g result 1 S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A Two Giant Fires Destroy Timber Bulletin 71 Bodies Found ^ “ 53 ,,m„ . Accountant Charles Jordan of Miami said h r did not feci the 20 per cent law should be on the books. He said the Road Depart­ ment and not tha Legislature should be the Judge of how much of a cushion Is needed for a sound The State Hold Board today road program. day reinstated Co m Brothers But he laid the Collins road Contracting Company of Tampa board “ Juggled the figures" to to the list of eligible bidders make it appear there was a oa stale highway project* and cushion when there was none reduced te a M-day tuspeatioa from July, 1939, through February the revocation of the bid rights I960. of J. W. Conner and Son and VT. L. Cobb Constriction Co, Sen James Conner of Brooksville noted that every road board member is under $50,000 bond and the chairman under $100,000 bond. "Senator Hodges thinks the proper authorities should be con­ tacted about this," Conner said. LUMBERTON. N.C. (U P I) - A n He said borrowing from secon­ Indian woman and her six small dary fundi to build primary roadi children perished Thursday night in unconstitutional. when a tenant farm house burned. Firement found the seven bodies in the ashes of the small house. Seven Perish Temperatures Dip To 45 Degrees; Cold Forecast V O L. Commission Asks Retraction O f Report O f Closed Session ! velopment .p roject o ffic e r in the F4H in the Bureau o f War II landing craft which Juts AeronauticA. partially out of Hie waters. The 0 W E A T H E R : F air and cool tonight. H igh today, 70-75. L o w tonight, 45-55. TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — The Legislative Roads Committee recommended today that authori­ ties take action against the whole Collins Road Board for alleged law violations involving over • expenditures of highway funds. The committee asked Atty. Gen. Richard Ervin for a ruling on procedures to use. The action was . recommended by Senate President designate Randolph ilodges. Assistant Atty. Gen. Joe Jacobs said his preliminary opinion would be that there is no criminal penally for over-expenditure of road monies. He said he thought County Commissioners, meeting all the state could do would be CDR. C H A R L E S B. SM IT H in a special session Thursday to try to recover or. tha board will relieve Cdr. David A. afternoon, authorised County At­ K in g un commanding o f f i ­ members* " ‘faithful performance" torney Mack Cleveland Jr. to bonds. cer o f VAH -1 Mur. 17. "correspond with tha publisher of Hodges said the Collins board Smith in a graduate o f the i the Orlando Sentinel demanding over-spent the primary road fund Naval Academ y. K ing will an immediate retraction" of part ; by $9.3 million, including $6.3 depart fo r London where of a story that appeared in 1million which it borrowed from Thursday's Sentinel. he will serve on the ntaff 1secondary road funds and has not That story rcfjrred *~ - ■'— 1 o f the Commander-in-chief, repaid. U. S. Nuval Korcen, Europe. I An auditing firm told the com­ door session of the Prior to reporting to V A ll- l mittee today the Collins hoard aa executive o ffic e r in over spent primary money by $9.3 December o f 1969, Smith 1million in the face of a state law * c *‘v e d fts ^ s e a r c h and d erc(,„|r|nR a 20 per cent "cushion" 3 sunken craft was used by tlio Navy In anti-submarine warfare p n c 'ic c . The pilot of the bomber was Lt. Robert K. Morse, 24, of Jack­ sonville. The N avy identified the other missing airmen as; Lcdr. W aller T. Gardner, 39, Portsmouth, Va.; Lt. Richard W. Bennett, 31, Wichita, Kan.; and enlisted men Fred G. Pridgeon, 33, 3(l*m i; Harry G. Cummingi, 23, CedarviUe, III., and Terry U Ramsby, 19, South Bend, lnd„ James T. Smith, 19, Ncwhall, Calif., and Jay Adkins, 23, of # Jefferson, Ga. (El}? ii>anfnrfr IimtLii ICommittee Names Nominating Group Tlie board of directors of fra South Seminole Development Committee today named a Ihreeman nominating committee to The teenager asid her meal* i P " ien‘ ■ <of officer* Cor f r « w trt biought to h«r room and «h « new organliattoo. 1 Phil Gabler, eiecu tlvt w u nut permitted to taka a bath. 1 ’ • J A P R E PAR IN G FORMS TO UK DISTRIBUTED to school children with information concerning the Polio Shot Day March 18, art from lefti Peggy Jana Lundquist, secretary for the Jaycees, Hammond Polk, publicity chair* man o f the project, and Dorothy Chandler, private nurse to Dr. Tom Lar* gen, who will help administer the (hots. (Herald f hoto) m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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>, March 09, 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/442e879cd6943c996566f12bdbb4e579.pdf 3553ae1426fc69f6ade07157a1356ee9 PDF Text Text ----- j i r y ; > 3 '- • _ _ _ _ _ ----- -- ---------------------- • a $sm bw k Cbisa Edition THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1961 COUNTY NEWS *M j E D IT O R IA L COM M ENT Caution Needed Foroot Rangers of the County headquarters station In Longwood have Issued an appeal to residents to be especially cautious with trash fires during these windy d iy t With the windy season upon u»—any fire escaping control can spread into a large costly fire In a matter of minutes. Since Jan. 1, rangers have answered 62 calls to wild­ fires and 29 to other kind. Anyone allowing a fire to gel out of control can be held responsible for all property damage—In the past two weeks fires have Involved property containing threetenths o f an acre to 120 acres. m V. Casselberry Response Heavy On Dog Control Casselberry officials report tbit residents nr# responding to n statement Issued list week warn­ ing that th# town's dog control ordinance would be eirtelly en­ forced. Mrs Hope Bennett, member of the Board of Aldermen, ssld Wed­ nesday that dog owners are buildng fences, some are building dog houses and others are tying the animal* In order to comply with the regulation and aacape a *50 fin* or possible Jell lenience. Mrs. Bennett laid, loo, that much progress Is being made In a voluntary elean-up campaign throughout the area and that busi­ ness officials and residents are Tickets go on eale lhl» week and to bo commended for their evi­ may be obtained from all dubs be­ dent pride In their town. longing to the federation. Sanford Clubs who have tickets for sale are, The Sanford Woman’s Club, Business and Professional Women’s Club, SemlnoU County Council of Home Demonstration Club* and the Sanford Garden Club. County Clubs Include, The Ovie­ By BRTTIE SMITH do Woman’s Club, Longwood Civic Longwood Mayor A. R. Lormann League, The Casselberry Woman’s Tuesday praised the Volunteer Club, The Altamonte Springs Gar- Fire Dept, for lie cooperation in den Club and Altamonte Woman’s n town eleen-up cnmpalgn which Club. has been enderway alnce late Price o f the tickets are f 1.X6 for January. adults and 78 cants for children. Tha firemen bava burned o ff a Serving will begin at i p. m. number o f weeded and unsightly lota during the project, Lormann ■aid, adding “ they’ve backed Long­ wood up nil through the work, now it* our turn to back them up by being nt their annual dinner Sat­ urday." The event will be held In Shadyde Park with serving o f n Waste Ida School P-TO members southern fried chicken dinner and have set a St, Patrick’s Day Fes­ all the trimlngs to begin at d p. w. tival with activities to begin at Carl Lommler, chairman, says the school with opening o f the that prices are |1 for adulta and booths at 6 p. m. 78 cent* for children undar 18 A chicken barbecue dinner will years o f age. Take out boaoa will bo served from BtSO p. » . until be available. 7:80 p. m. with tickets selling nt | U 8 for admit# end 78 eenU for children. Advance tickets nr* available from any member of the P-TO, nt the school or they may be purchased at thd festival. Take outs will be available. There will bo pony rides fo r the By ATLANTA McGINNW small fry, fish ponds, a cake eale, William Kelley Jr., baa been cake walk, white elephant sal* and elected president of the Lake Har­ other attractions o f the carnival riot Civic Assn, of Forest City. nature. Other n e w officers Include Five door prises will bo awarded Charles Jackson, vico president with only those purchasing tickets and Mrs. Allen Actor, secretary eligible and present to receive th* treasurer. The organisation, meeting now ■wards. Other prlise Including n transistor radio, a set o f dishes, at tha Florida Power Club House n blanket and a child’s wrist on Bear Lake, plans te build It* own club bourn and barbecue pita watch will be given. Mr*. M. 8. Ryala and Met. Stin­ on Lake Harriet H la the only son Klnlaw a n co-chairmen o f the civic group which poaseaeei a fog­ ging machine with which the ares festival with Mr, Klnlaw to do Is sprayed two or three times tha barbecuing. weekly, as th* necessity deminds. Members have built a fencedin playground ares for the chil­ dren which la in much use when they meet nt the lake for special occasions. The Seminole federation of Women’s Club, a n making plans Sot S chicken barbecue supper at the Elks Club grounds, April 4. Btlnsou Klulaw will be in chargo o f the barbecue. AU proceeds from the project will be added to the federation Scholarship fund. Third Graders mStudy Manners ■ The third grade students e( longwood Elementary’ * teacher, Mrs. Winkle, a n taking part in a "good manaers’* project by mtkiag potters. M aguiao pictures il­ lustrating eourteiy on the street, ta stores, on bueee end la church a n used end etudente have learn­ ed te witch On blackboard for a dally quotation or reminder to be frieodly ta d thoughtful to other*. la this elaiiroom the children also hsvo a msll-bas In which they "m a ll" notes concerning any school behavior problem which they think needs attention. Last west, pupa* nude parallel list* of proper sad Improper con­ duct on the school walk-ways, the assembly, the lunchroom and the school effk*. from the combined ideas la tbssc lists, one group of a coopted school m inner* was eoapOed, attractively Uttered and plaeed la • prominent poittlon In the classroom to serve u ■ consteal reminder. Musicians Needed For New Orchestra Announcement wai made U it week that the Central Florida Community Orchestra, organlitd aarly this year, U to be included in the Orange County Adult Educa­ tion program. Rudolph File her, musical dlrec tor and conductor o f the orchestra, eaye that rehearsals now are undarway for the first concert, tenUtively planned fo r oarly A pril This first conceit will include the w otia o f Handel, Blast and Wag­ ner. Donald R. Rhode*, president of the organisation, advised that a number e f qualified Instruments lists are needed, perticuUrly in the violin, viols, airing bass, baseon and oboe sections, All persons in­ terested are urged to contact Fis­ cher at hU home, M l Henkel Cir etc, Winter Park or telephone MI T-t7Q0. Rehearsal* are held each Tues­ day from 7:80 p. m. until 1H4S p. m. la the band room o f the Glen ridge Jnatar High School ot Oloaridge Way la Winter Park. r . ;' Party To Benefit Altamonte Library Mrs. Milton Tinsley, HatUwsy D r , Orients Gardena, will be host­ ess te ■ housewares product* party at her home Friday for benefit of the Akamowte Springe library. The party, beginning at 1:S0 p n . l i open to the public. A door , prte* will be awarded and refresh­ ments o f coffee and cake are to ■ 4**"TO .___________ GA’i Organize Forest City Mien Nancy Copeland gave n regram on the “ American In­ dian* to the <LA.t ef the Forest City Baptist Charch. A e this la a newly nrganiaed pave the girls GARNETT WHITE is on# of tha Jnycees working on n shelter In the new Crystal Lake recreation area In Lake Mary, The Jayceen are building up the plcnie area as one o f their projects for the year. (Herald Photo) (One of a scries ef article* ea grente aad progress ef B*«l* note G ou ty commaaltlee) Three unlncorporsted communi­ ties closely integrated with San­ ford life are Lake Mary to th* southwest, Paola lo Ihe west and Lake Monro* ta the northwest. In Lake Mary, civic leaders, placing emphasla on developing one of Ihe county’s most deslrsbis residential locations, hive dooc much in th* past few years to accomplish this objectivs. Shores of Its crystal clear, sand bottom lakes have become doited with custom built homes and many new residences have gone up in all acctions of tha commu­ nity. Dua to its proximity to Banford, a number of Lake Mary bomaa are owned by Sanford pro­ fessional people or by Navy per­ sonnel. Here, too, a number of Armed Forces families bava re­ tired. Registered voteri ot Precinct 10 la ISM set up the first tsxad fire district in the county although ita volunteer firemen also serve, in addition to Paola and Lake Mon­ roe, th* areas of Loch Arbor, Llttla Venice, Ravanna Park, Park Rldgt and Sunland Estatsa. Lake Mary offers Ita residents tha largest shopping and business section of the three areas al­ though Paola and Lake Monroe have combination groceries and atnrlce stations. Paola, smallest of th* three areas, long has been established ■■ one of the couaty's better d tn n growing areas and In recent yaars has become lbs aile of such residential developments as Syl­ van Lake Estates sod Lake Mark­ ham Estates. Growing, too, is tha nearby Banana Lake area. Other than the citrus holdings, Poole's economic vslue la swelled by an aaphstt plant, a large dairy, pasturelande and several fishing lodges located on the Waklv* Riv­ er which runs along the west county line. Lake Monroe, undergoing much relocation a n d rebuilding of homes and businesses dua to con­ struction of luUrstat* Hwy. 4, which runs right through Its busi­ The Progreaclve Male Chorus o f ness area, primarily la known as DeLond, sponsored by tha DeBary a vegetable and flower growing Civic Assn., presented n concert area. at the Community Center last week. Prof. J. Dandrldgc, director and accompanist o f the group, was In troduced by Robert N. McGee Longwood officials today pubCivie Assn, entertainment chair- lishod legal notice that they will Lake Harriet Civic Association Names Officers District Official Guest A t Meeting Of Legion Women By MR8. ADAM MULLER The Auxiliary to Uw Herbert D. Gibb American Legion Poet 888, DeBary, entertained Mrs. Lowery Courtney, District 8 President from Jacksonville, last week St (be Community Canter. The Auxiliary made a contri­ bution towards “ Save A Child Fed cratluii" and Uie “ Carver Founda­ tion for Leprosy." A nominating committee was ap­ pointed with Mrs. John Phelps, chairman; Mrs. Talma n Van Arsdate and Mrs. Gallon E. Crosby. 1 Mr*. G. Fred Smith, president, reported final plana were formu lated for the tend birthday anni­ versary of tha American Legion, te be held March U at T p.m. at th* Stetson Union Building, DeLand. For reservations contact, Wil­ liam E, Brumbaugh, XU Btuaa Vista. No.-8-WOT, or Mrs. G. Prod Smith, Shell Rd. W. On April M a Constitutional Conference will be held at Jack­ sonville Beach fo r the ladlee aus iliary at lbs Legion Home. Regis­ tration opens at 8;M a.m. Lake Mary Dub To Meet Tuesday The U k e Mary Heme “ etratioa Club will, meet nt the Fire Hall next Tuesday a t 10:80 a. as, with Mrs. Ray Hataler aad Mrs. William M ----- -------/ — the day. The program on “ Storage" will be given by Mrs. Donald Smith. Mote Chorus Gives Concert Longwood Seeks Chonge To ‘City’ apply ta the 1M1 legislature to A free will offering, collected change the town’s name from during lntermlailon, went* toward "Town o f Longwood" to “ CHy o f the Community Center Expansion Longwood." Building Fund. Mayor A. R. Lorenana said that due to the rapidly growing buslneee area and Urge Increase ia the number ef rteldeata, official* feel the “ town* designation ne The next meeting of the lake long ia applicable, Club Sets Meet At Lake Brantley Brantley Home Demonstration Club will be held at the h e m o f Mrs. Martin Dunn, March 8S. Guest speaker at tha February meeting, held nt the home of Mrs. Edward Another, waa A . N. Buntow o f th* State Health Dept, who •poke and ebowed a film pertainlug to important facta that should bo remembered in the purchase o f Calla Requested Mrs. Pay U * . Enterprise chair man of Ha art Fuad collection*, has asked that area residents whs wish te a s k * ■ toatrt butte*. who have not been contacted, call has at hwna or at Lee’s Grocery. though the project had been In­ cluded in the 8300,000 road bond program that was approved this week, ’’ By doing U by ourselves, we C*n release some of that money for other project* In the program," Bill* mid today. Bill* also reported that work started today on construcUng a ^ j access raid from English Estates to Hwy. 17-92 on a cooperative bail* with the developers of that area. The road will be an acceu road from that development to tha new school property that was do­ nated by the Clayton Brothers, By MRS. ADAM MULLER The road will be a quarler-of-aMiss Carol Reck o f Highland mile long, Bite* said. Hammock, Sebring, spoke on Flo­ rida Wild Flowers at th* Monday meeting o f the Seminole Chapter, Florida Audubon Society held at the Sanford School Farm Building. Miss Beck illustrated her talk with many colored picture alides for the fifty members and seven By HELEN SNODGRASS guests present. New Brownie* of Enterprise Mr. and Mr*. Louis Schultes of DeBary were welcomed at new Troop 41 took part in Inveatilure Ceremonies at a recent program members. Mra. Lucll* Norton and her given by the Brownie Troop a n te Intermediate Girl Scout Troop 102T mother, who served refreshment* New members accepted included o f donut* and coffee for the recent Elia Jane Angel), Carol Chlapplnl, field trip to Penilmmon Hammock, Patricia Godly, Donna Groover, reported seeing more than 300 Doris Goodwin, Linda Morgan, white pelican* In flight. Roberta Mure, Vonnie Smith, Plan* made Include a field trip Brenda Woodruff and Cbyera Mc­ for Sunday with Winter Park Bride. member* to meet those o f DeBary The Brownies made all decora­ at Jackson'* Service Station at tions fur the event and fashioned 8:46 a. m. lapel name pina from chestnute Ateo announced wa* the regular and sheila for favort. Gown candy State Trip Meet which will be held dishes added much to the colorful in DeBary, convening at noon. Ita- refreshment tables which alio freshmenta will ba served at th* were under the direction of troop home o f Mtea Clarissa McFctrldgc, members. Intermediate Troop 102 added 368 Ponce Lane. Leaders for thi* meeting will skits on “ Girl Scout Thinking come from Audubon House, Mait­ Day" and the “ World Association of Girl Scouts and Girl Guides," land and will be assisted by John Each girl received a World Asso­ Boldtman and Dr. Lo|* Wells of ciation Pin and an interesting d i s ^ DeBary, play of a World map and a r t ic le d made in foreign countries was dis­ played These troops, with DeBary Troop 20, will be In charge of the program at tha Enterprise P-TO meeting, Maryh 21, Members ot attend this Mrs. Virginia Huffman recently all three troops school. wa* appointed chairman o f a Enterprise Troop 4 Gets New Brownies Longwood Mayor Unincorporated Areas Show Big Gains Praises Firemen Weslside School Festival Set County Engineer Carlton Blita hopes to complete plana and n sur­ vey for widening Bear Lake Road from SR 4M to tha Oranga County line within the next 30 days. Bliss said today that (he County commission had decided lo do the project with money out of tha road and bridge fundi even Audubon Chapter Hears Naturalist Women's Federation Sets Barbecue Supper k PAGE 12 Bear Lake Road Project Nears Many 4-H Girls Attend State Fair Mis* Myrtle Wilson, Seminole County H a m * Demonstration A seat, has announced that M d-H Club girls and their leaden were present for BtaU d-H Day at the Tampa Pair. Carla Lommler o f the Loagwe Club received the County Awards Certificate for her achievement*. A club member may receive this •ward only one time and ealy a girt aad oae boy from each county may get th* award fee any s year. Recent years have seen the steady addition of new homes and tha development of a river front tract on Bio SL John* near the Lake Monroe Bridge. Here the building I* done to order and de­ veloper! foresee It as one of tho county's most exclusive home aitea. Speculations fly like geese head­ ing south la the winter concern­ ing new industries to locate along W. First St., Interchange to In­ terstate 4, and Ih tha Lake Mon­ ro* business district, but as yet no definite announcements have been mad*. All three communities have schools — WUson School In Paola, gradas on# through four, an ele­ mentary aehool In Lake Monroe, grades on# through six and a newly enlarged elemenlary aehool In Lake Mary serves student* through the sixth grade from five nearby communities. Lake Monroe and Lake Mary have their own poet office and re­ ligious services are held weekly In at least nine churches of the three locations. In Lake Mary the Catholic Church ot the Nativity, recently established, Is holding masses In the Chamber of Com­ merce Bldg, unlit Its church and school are constructed. A host of civic, church and so­ cial organizations, for young peo­ ple and adults, function in each community and residents of each alio take active parti In Sanford and S-mlnoIe County activities. Future growth In these locations, a* in all parts of tha county will be Increased by ths completion of the Interstate and 111 Interchanges. Blue And Gold Banquet Held In Altamonte By ATLANTA McGJNNIS Tha Blue and Gold Banquet o f Cub Pack 281 waa held Feb. 86 at fl p. m. in tha cafeteria of the Alta­ monte Springe School. Rev. Hoffer gave th# invocation, than a spag­ hetti and meatball dinner was en­ joyed by the Cuba and their par­ ent*. Mrs. Grimm, school lunchroom ■upcrvlaor, waa In charge o f pre­ paring the food. For dessert Ice cream waa served and each den had ita own caka that den mothers baked. For Den One, Mr*. Dewitt Gooch and Mr*. Walter Hedrick had a layer cake Iced In blue and gold ; Den Two, Mr*. Dorothy Thomas, layer cake, yellow Icing and blue IcUerai Den Throe, Mrs. Thelma Broadway and Mrs. Jan* Galllford, layer caka with plaster o f paria cuba on top; D«n Four, Mrs. Ann Ptnnock and Mrs. Girrard, shee cake, yellow trimmed In blue; Dan Five, Mrs. Virginia Jor­ dan, blue layer with gold trim centered with a genius head; Den Six, Mrs. Walter Hlngling and Mra. Lola Nash, cake In shape o f a Cub, Iced la brown. Den Seven, Mra. LuCana Franefs, two cakes In a shape o f Cuba iced In blue and gold. Den Nine. Mr*. Virginia Auglultl, sheet cake, Iced In blue with a gold nine; Den 10, Mrs. Connie Conk Is, merry-goround cake with animals attached to striped strews. After dinner, those attending re­ tired to tho auditorium where th* program started with some Cub jrelte and singing ted by Mra. Vir­ ginia Kraus*. Den Five had a skit pertaining to Genius Month. Krist Balml and his father woe first prise with a “ Genius" (arm bouse. Awards given to the Cube In­ cluded: beb eat pin, Richard Mora* ■-■tewlt More, Frank McHenry; wolf badge, Diggs Hewitt, Bradley Willis, Bobby Caraon, Gary U n d ­ United Citizens To Meet Tuesday Character Building Committee at Longwood Elementary School. Thi* committee was formed, with appointment* by Principal John Angel, to Help th* student* establish definite desirable char­ acter trait*. The committee aims to foster cooperative relationships betwsen all members of the faculty and so until In aach child a sense o f his obligation, both to hlmtslf and to th* school. Serving with Mrs. Huffman will be Miss Fannie Reese, Mrs. Lee Richardson and Miss Barbara MeInnla. First Graders Study Spelling Bear Lake Women • Nome Officers By ATLANTA McGINNIA Officers named at s recant meet­ ing of the Bear L ike Manor Civic Betterment A»sn., Inc., Women'* Auxiliary were Mrs. Allan Went­ worth, chairman; Mra. BurnaU E. lluston, co-chairman and Mra. C. L, Drunk, secretary-treasurer. _ Programs for future m eetin g * were discussed and will ba act up at the March meeting to ba held at tha home o f Mrs. Dean Hendrieka on Bonnie Drive, Mrs. DeVo* o f tbs Patricia Btavans Charm School will apaak to tha group on “ General Make-Up, Tricks, and Posture.’’ Longwood Elementary first grade students of Mra. Wheeless' room are beginning spelling work using the knowledge acquired in reading classes. The students very proudly take Dr, John Morgan will discuss part in spelling tests as the older cancer and its rare at tha meeting students do and In this manner it of Registered Professional Nurses ta believed that good spellers will next Monday. dsvelop. Th* group has Invited all regis­ tered nurses living in Seminole County, regardless o f whether or Library Closed Mrs, Katherine Barton, chair* not they hold a state license, t q man of the Chuluota library, has be apodal guests at the meeting announced that due to apparent which will be held In the Health disinterest o f resident*, the facil­ Center Auditorium beginning at ity will be closed until further no­ 8 p. m. Nurses To Hear Talk On Cancer • tice . "Genius Kits' Prove Interesting By BETTIB SMITH Highlight of llie recent Blue an ^ Gold Annual Banquet o f Cub Pack 540 waa the “ genius kit" dtepley of members and their fathers. Prior to tha banquet, each Cub and hie father received identical kite containing a clothes hanger, a doll, pleca of cloth, two empty thread spools, two corks, on* fool of string an empty can, a piece of wood, alx pipe cleaners, naila and thumb tacks, O With these materiala, each fath. •r-eon pair was told to fashion an article using only the kit item*. Th# creative and original dis­ plays shown at th* banquet proved of such Interest that tha project U being considered for repeat work. 1 Th* United Cltisens of Cassetbery will most at tha Women's Club Tuesday a t 7:80 p. m, to hoar a report from the nominating mlttea and to continue discussion o f charter by-laws. Election o f officers will ba by membarshlp vote with Graham Wilson, acting chairman, i* . errate, Rickey HatUwsy, Tommy Wade. Beer badge, Michael Ganouer, Barry Gibbons, Mickey Markam, Dennis Broadway, Jo* McClure, Glenn Dabba, Scott Johnson, Ken­ ny Krone*; lion badge, George Thompson, Bruce Crider, Gary Canon, Bill Levitt; gold arrows, Dennta Broadway, Bradley Willis, Mell Leonard, Bobby House, Frank Crout, Howard Foearallt, ‘ Kris Salmi, Mike Francis, Tanner Glrald, -Tommy Pinnock, Bruce Drum­ mond, Fred Staedler. Silver arrows, Rusty Gooch, BUI Levitt, Jay Thomas, Bobby Coreon, Larry Hartman, Jimmy Levitt, Jimmy Nash, Bobby House, Tan­ ner Girard; star for boy* life— Hill Levitt, Bruce Crider; slide for two now members (special award) Barry Gibbon*. One year pin, Glenn Dabbs, Scott Johnson, Kenny Krause, Mike lledrick; graduated to webelos, John Meadows, Reggio Sig­ mon, Rusty Gooch, Bill Levitt, Mlko Rlchett. The program waa closed with the tinging of Taps. Behavior Traits To Be Work O f Committee Area Garden C lu b * To Meet Thursday MARTHA DEAN of North Orlando's d-H Gub teaches younger children of the community safety measures as her project for the year. Here she shows Tim GrInstead and Christie Dunlap the safe areas for play with their wagon. r (Herald Photo) Members of tho North Orlando Cantos Club will meet Thursday to appoint * Dominating com mil te* which w d select a alat# of ■ew officers for lb# group. Mrs. George Sommers, To N. *#«#«d St., will be hostess at the 1:80 meeUig with Mrs. MtlvU Campbell, cohosteaa. .• �Navy Bomber Crashes In Lake; •Eight Missing J A C K S O N V I L L E <UPI> — Searchers spotted the tall section and other wreckage today of a Navy patrol bomber with eight erewmen aboard which crashed In a fog shrouded lake. There was no sign of survivors. All eight were missing and pre­ s u m e d killed when the plane p lu n g e d Into the water while making a simulated attack on a mock submarine Thursday night. A search of the crash scene was launched at dawn by units from the Sanford Xnval base. The l*2V-7 Neptuna bomber was based at the Jacksonville Naval Air Station. Lt, Gerald Spitz, pilot of an­ o t h e r plane who witnessed the Vcrash, said the bomber exploded and burned as it struck the dark water of Lake George, near the Ocala National Forest. Spiti aald the Neptune, which was on a training flight, "went Into a climbing leH-baml turn with its searchlights on. then fell into the water at a steep angle and appeared to explode on iinpact.” 0 The Navy said the plane ap­ parently was making a simulated bombing run on a sunken World War II landing craft which Juts partially out of llie waters. The sunken craft was used by tho Navy in anti-submarine warfare p n c 'lc e . The pitot of the bomber was Lt. Robert K. Morse, 24, of Jack­ sonville. The Navy identified the other missing airmen as: Lcdr. Waller T. Gardner, 39, Portsmouth, Va.; Lt. Richard W. Bennett, 31, Wichita, Kan.: and enlisted men Fred G. Pridgeon, 33, Miami: Harry G. Cummings, 21, Ccdarvilit, 111., and Terry L. Ramsby, 19, South Bend, Ind., James T. Smith, 19, Ncwhali, Calif., and Jay Adkins, 23, of # Jefferson, Ga. 0 Temperatures Dip To 45 Degrees; Cold Forecast 0 • _ V # 0 0 Action Against Former Road Board Is Urged TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The Legislative Roads Cbmmltte* recommended today that authori­ ties tike action against the whole Collins Road Board for alleged law violations involving over • expenditures of highway funds. The committee asked Atty. Gen. Richard Ervin for a ruling on procedures to use. aThe action waa recommended by Senate President designate Randolph Hodges. Assistant Atty. Gen. Joe Jacobs said his preliminary opinion would be that there is no criminal penally for over-expenditure of He said he thought state could do would be CDR. CHARLES B, SMITH will relieve Cdr. David A. to try to recover or. tha board King iiti commanding o ffi­ members' "'faithful performance” cer of VAH-1 Mur. 17. bonds. Hodges said the Collins board Smith in a graduate of the over-spent the primary road fund Nnval Academy. King will by 59.3 million, including 54.3 depart for London where million which It borrowed from he will nerve on the staff secondary road funds and has not of the Commander-in-chief, repaid. U. S. Naval Forces, Europe. An auditing firm (old the com­ Prior to reporting to VAH-1 mittee today the Collins hoard as executive officer in over-spent primary money by 59.3 December of 11)69, Smith million in the face of a state law served as research and de­ requiring a 20 per cent "cushion" velopment project officer in this fund at all times. in the F4H in the Bureau of Accountant Charles Jordan of Aeronautics. Miami said lie did not feel the 20 per cent law should be on the books. He said the Road Depart­ ment and not tha Legislature should be the judge of how much of a cushion Is needed for a sound The Stale Rotd Board today road program. day reinstated Costa Brother* But he aald Ihe Collins road Contracting Company •< Tampa board "Juggled the figurei” to to the list of eligible bidders make lt appear there waa a on auto highway projects and cushion when there was none reduced U a M-day suspension the revocation of tho bid rights from July, 1939, through February I960. of J. W. Conner and Son and Sen James Conner o f BrookaW. L. Cobb Construction Co. vllle noted that every road board member la under $30,000 bond and the chairman under Jioo.uoo bond. “ Senator Hodges thinks Ihe proper authorities should be con­ tacted about this,” Conner said. LUMBERTON, N.C. (UP1) —An He said borrowing from secon­ Indian woman and her six small dary fundi to build primary roada children pcriihed Thursday night in unconititutionsL when a tenant farm house burned. Firement found the seven bodies in ibe ashes of tb* small house. (Hit? i ’a u fo rb Ijr r a lii WEATHER: Fair and cool toniffht. High today, 70-75. Low tonight, 45-55. VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 10GI Commission Asks Retraction O f Report O f Closed Session County Commissioner!, meeting In a special session Thursday afternoon, authorized County At­ torney Mack Cleveland Jr, to "correspond with the publisher of the Orlando Sentinel demanding an immediate relracHon” of part of a story that appeared In Thursday's Sentinel. That story referred to a closed door session of the commission and said that "one commissioner Dunn who declined to comment reported that Comminiuner Ted on why he opposed it. Williams proposed the paving o f ; “ I'm getting sick and tired of additional strips of the Wekiva all llili controversy," Dunn snap­ Springs Itil.” The story stalrd ped, adding "Hrit it was taxes, thst "Williams and hi* brother then toning and drainage, and Robert, own prop:rty adjacent to I'm about ready—I better not finish," ha said. the properly in question." The vote was 4-t in favor of District 1 County Commissioner asking for (he rctrartion. Voting James 1’ . Avery was tha most against the motion was Vernon outspoken critic of the article. Seven Perish Strike Brews MILWAUKEE, Wi*. (U P!) — A Temperatures In Semtnoia Coun­ dispute that could affect union ty dipped to 45 degrees Thursday night and more cool weather ^1* atri& is daCuawU* brewed today forecast tonight and through Ilia over a federal decision Us refund weekend, the weather bureau re­ more than $1 million In strike benefit taxes to present or former ported. Temperatures are expected to employes of the Kohler Co. be 45 to SO degree* tonight but a warming up trend la forecast 71 Bodies Found FUKUOKA, Japan (UPI) - R e s ­ for tho early part of next week. Around the nation a full-scale cue workers today brought to the snowstorm that dumped up to lVt surface the bodies of 71 Japanese feet of mow on New England coal miners killed by an under­ blew out to sea today, but a new ground fir* in Japan's worst post­ batch of rain and snow pushed war mine disaster. Only 20 of lha M men In tha eastward from the Pacific NorthUeda Mining Co., mine escaped. writ. As tho storm winds subsided, Policy Intensified northern Main* found Itself bur­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Prealled under 40 or more inches of dent Kennedy has Intensified his old and new inow. Showers from Ihe Pacific spa). administration's review of policy tered the coast from Canada into on Berlin and Germany in an northern California, changad to effort to speed a decision on a snow in the Rocky Mountains, possible new approach to solution and turned back Into cold rain of these problems. This was dis­ today by diplomatic of­ ■a they drove eastward Into the closed ficial* who said Kennedy confer­ northern plains. The New England ilorm Thurs­ red early In Ihe week with armed day packed winds ot SO miles an service* leadcra on the military hour that pushed tides two to aspects and later met with diplo­ three feel higher than normal. matic experts to discuss the poli­ Schools closed In Maine, New tical phases. Hampshire and northern Massa­ chusetts, Behind lha rtorm, gale winds swept Ohio, New York and the South. Gusta up lo 40 miles an hour smashed ptale glass in downtown Cleveland, lha wind toppled a 13-pound coping alone LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo from a New York City five-story (U PI) — Closer cooperation be­ apartment house, critically injur­ tween United Nations officials and ing a woman passerby, and high Congolese authorities eased ten­ winds caused temporary power sions today and lessened the threat failures at Columbus, West Point of an all-out conflict in thr strife. and Atlanta, Ga. torn republic. In Iowa, hope dimmed for a 4Western observer* said one o f year-old boy missing tince the the reasons for tha easing of storm hit there. Nearly 20Q..volunlcl-rs waded through walat-ANp tensions was the disclosure that snow in a hunt for Jlmnri* j»U. s . Secietaiy General Dag HumFranks, a Winlhrop farm bay mniskjold's personal representslaat seen Monday Jurt t f fis t Bv* |fi the Congo, Rsjeshwar j Days l 'w o * returning to New from the doorstrp of hie Rea*. Tensions Eased In Congo Strife Secondary Funds In Good Shape, Seminole County la ona o f tha few counties with secondary funds In such good condition that the State Road Department Will he able to lit bids on secondary pro­ ject* without too much delay, the County Commission waa told Thursday at tb* 8U t* Road De­ partment budget hearing In DeLand. Officials from Seminole a* well as from 11 other counties la tha fifth district presented primary and secondary budget requests and were advised that a policy of aufficlenry ratings will be followed. Road Hoard member Max Brew­ er, presiding at his first budget session, declared the road situa­ tion critical in wins area*. He said it “ is not merely a question o f need but of most need." H. K. Helton, SRD comptroller said that Semlnola County'a aeeondetry funds available through June DM2 after payment o f bond rei|Uirrmrnt* were $84:t,7tX>. Seminole placed construction of SR 438 from Altamonte Springs to Turkey Farm Rd. and Sit 415 A from the Ht. Johns River to SR 411 as the top of the primary teque.ts. After C o u n t y Commission Chairmen J, C. Hutchison present­ ed the resolution designating the primary and accundary requests, llrcwcr said the BHD expects to let bids o f Bit 431 (Molnar Ave.) from lanigwood to Oviedo in April providing the rights o f way are cleared. Chairman J. C. Hutchison an! John Fitzpatrick also drnied hav­ ing any knowledge ot that sub­ ject being discussed. The commissioner most con­ cerned waa relatively quiet. The only comment Williams mad* waa that he wished "the press would leave my relatives out ot it—1 don't cart how much they pick on m i," Mure than 350 nerca of "valuable” timbcrland in South Seminole County was destroyed by two raging forest firea within a 10 mile radius Thursday, the Florida Forest Ranger Service in Long wood reported today. The first fire started near the Sanlando area and de­ stroyed 200 acres of land while tha other fire damaged 150 acres of timbcrland west o f A llamnnte Heights, Cause nf the fire was nut known, rangers reported. The first Hr* in the Sanlando area etarted at about 10:30 a. m. and was finally brought under control at :i p. ni. A short time afterward* rangeia and crews from four South Seminole com­ A DELAND MAN, Roland McKee, was killed Thursday afternoon when munities fought tha bias* near his truck was struck by a train at the crossing at Enterprise Road in De­ Altamonte. nary. Officers reported thnt the engine struck the truck und rolled it over, Rangera gave the all dear at throwing McKee out. (Uox Photo) about 3:30 a. m. this morning. Officials said that mura than 50 men fought th* two biases in­ cluding volunteers from Altamonte Springs, Lake Mary, Longwoud and Caiaelberry. No one was bellevad injured In Ilolzapfrl called Welch's ver­ FORT PIERCE, Fla, (UPI) — Beach municipal Judge, against th* fires, ringer* reported this sion of Ihe slayings "loo per cent charge* Peel hired the killers ol The defense attorney for Joseph morning. Circuit Judge and 3lrs. C. K. untrue—absolutely not." A. Peel Jr. Introduced into the Chillingworth. "Are you expecting the Jury lo Chillingworth murder trill today Despite Welch's new story, believe you carried out this Job a new version of how the circuit huwvvvr, Floyd (Lucky) liotiap. id a handmade boat you only Judge and bis wife died. fel, confessed killer of the prom­ purchased that day?" Welch de­ Attorney Carlton Welch said the inent Jurist and hla wife In 1933, manded. Chitling worth's beachfront cot­ ■luck to his story that he and HoDspiel replied simply, "We tage was "surrounded from land and by m s " on the night they Negro mounshitirr (ieorttr ( Bob­ did." County Commission Chairman J. Questioned about his testimony wet* abducted, Welch is defend­ by) Lincoln carried the couple lo sea In ■ amall Itoit and dumped against Peel, lloizapfel listed at C. Hutchison will speak to mem­ ing Peel, former West Palm them over the side. one point: "I expect no favors ber! of the Taxpayers for llcller Welch charged, however, that for my teitimooy in this court." Government in Seminole County Welch continued questioning Ann., Monday at 5 p.m., at the Lincoln "waa not even along on Spring* Community ihe boat" that "some other peo­ HuDupicI extensively shout his Altamonte ple" were, and that Lincoln "ua* testimony before a 1H33 Palm House on Mullland Ave. lleach County grand Jury investi­ The group was recently organ­ The Hanford Art A*sn. has Just a payoff man." ised by laxpa)rrs of the area who scheduled a showing of film clips The defense attorney a l s o gating gambling. are interested In learning more of on the works o f Gaughln for Its claimed that an automobile waa how the county government func­ regular meeting Monday at 7:30 parked behind the Chillingworth tion*. Plans to Incorporate aa a p. m. at the Civic Center. Jo* beach home on the murder night non-profit organiiation and to elect Afathleuz will present the pro­ to rut off any possible escape by officer* are underway. the Judge. gram. lovltation to Join the associa­ Welch did not go into further County Commissioners have post­ Artists also were renundrd to­ detail al once. poned their regular meeting next tion la open to all taxpayers of day that Hal M 'lntoih of Winter Welch surprised the court witli Tursday for the hoard to attend the county and all are invited Park wilt begin his second Ill- hi* charges on Ihe third day of a County Commission conference lo attend the inerting series being week course o f instruction April questioning Hoitapfcl, pul on thr in Tallahassee next week, held each Monday. 3 and next Thursday is the dead­ stand aa1 a star prosecution wit­ The conference will run from line for entry in the classes. ness. Monday through Wednesday, Peel Attorney Jias New Case Theory Taxpayers Assn. To Hear Chairman Film Program Set For Art Meeting Commission Meet Tuesday Postponed ★ ★ ★ Had To Hurry To Escape Fire, Residents Say Inrluded In residents’ reports o f o f tha fires was the account o f Mrs. David Carr who was forced from her home in W. Altamonte Springs. Mrs. Carr said aha had na advance warning becausa high winds fanned tho fire* oo rapidly. She said "A ll I had Uma to do was get my baby from tha crib, get some diapers and botUea and my little boy nut to tho car, Th* whula area was black with smoke.” Mrs, Edna Smaiely, also o f W. Altamonte, said “ My children war* playing at a neighbor's home about a block away and tha amoka waa so bad we couldn't at* to driv* tho ear over than. My husband, wha cam* home from work to dig ditches around our homa and spray everything with water, had to entrh a ride un a fir* truck to get to the children," Mrs. Agusta Erick o f Sanlando Egg Ranch said "1 waa heme alont and tha fire burned within 60 fact of our place, Tli* only Uiing that saved us was tho high green bolds gras*, which hald tha flam** back until th* fireman came," It was estimated that some 100 families all through the area wora forced to leavo their homes at sometime around 1 p. m. Thursday. Unt family in W. Lake Brantley ■aid that the fire broke out again about ID p. ni. Thursday but was brought under cun Iml by tba A L ta monte Hpilngs Fire Dept. SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (U P I)— All the hnuacwivri have thli to Th* parents of a 13-year-old girl say: “ Our homes are nothing but were jailed Thursday for holding suot and artiest It'D take week* her a virtual prisoner in her bed­ and xv!■«)., in get tiu-ni clean room for seven years—pel mittiiiu again!'’ her lo leavo only to attend school. Police said they stumbled on the story oftor th* father, Elmer J. Kenxinger o f Banta Crui, reported that th* girl, Elaine, had run away from home. When th* girl was found at th hum* o f a friend, eh* told police ■It* T l* board of dircclun of tft* she had been locked In her 10 by 12-foot room upon returning from S o u t h Seminole Development achoul for th* the “**|ia»l school fur past six or aeven seven Comnilttea today named ■ threeyyoors." u r t.” man nominating committee to ueaie ! Prr‘ rnl * ofbeera tor the The teenager eald her meal* were brought hi ought to her room and aha wore ah* ***** organiaalion. waa not not permitted net milled to a hath. hath Phil C ,M e r ' « « « * t l v * • * * « was to taka taka a * _ . tary of the Winter Park Chamber • of Com merer, John Krider, n an* s n o r t e r L /I S C U S S I O n agtr ot the Seminole County In r n e e n l k a e M Chamber of Commerce, a n d d e r in u a s s e i D e rry Miyor wiihur iu w k i « of a i u * Member* of the Board of Aid- monle Spring* were cboaen U ermen and Caiaelberry rciidcnla nominate officers, will diicuia ihe proposed new Anelection will be Iho neat charter at the regular board order of buaineit for the group meeting Monday. neatFriday at Jim S peaceri Coplea of tb* charter were d la-1 Restaurant, Iribuled for the first Uma laat | Gablcr advised tb* director# week and havo been publicly I today that the Winter Pork ported all this week. [ Chamber o f Commerce b p s The marling will bo bald In agreed ta give the now organTown Hall beginning at 7:33 iiallon ouice space in it* bulU- Parents Hold Teenager Caplive Committee Names • Nominating Group FSU Circus Set Saturday Night W ork On Flying High" Ihe Florida State University's Circus will be pre­ sented at Ibe Memorial Stadium {Saturday at S p m. ^h* two hour performance in -j eludes many sensational high wire I p'nd trapese acts by Ihe college Work on clearing Lake Howrall ot damage from HurricanS'-tlW * student performers, whn have beCreek from SR 419 to the Orange which bit the area ia u last y « il. come nelsons By known in tb* p a rt} Ih e work will be a joint Orange fe v years, a County line will start Monday, This circus Is being sponsored 'County Engineer Carlton Bliss aald and Seminole project with Orange County to furnish tbs equipment, by Ihe Seminole Swim Assn., and today. Bbss said that tb* majority ol |tick*la aro available at ToucbBliss and DUtricI 4 County Com­ missioner Vernon Dunn attended tbe property owner* favored Ibe ton's, Bourn IBat and Anderson and a meeting la rent Park Thursday plan although then were s few j the Civic Center, I A program coloring contest for night to explain to property ow o*n objections to it. Tbs ma or objection* came from , children up to 11 will be a special along the creek Ibe merit* o f tb* property owner* mho w o n afraid featur* in conjunction with the p ill, The work will b* paid from • of the lowering o f tho lak* and'show , with t>5 savings bond* gathe r._ project destroy Federal Civil Defense grant a s . thal —..........,— would ------- - ------- ., ing to Ihe winners in two age }a a emergency measure as t result * tb* natural baasly *g Urn labs, j groups. "Tlit! piece of property is In my district and never was dis­ cussed in my presence, whether at an open meeting or closed," Avery said. “ I lake offense to this itory and find it false and Irrespon­ sible in intent. The honeity and Integrity of this board la at stake and 1 abhor this type ot report­ ing," he said. Two Giant Fires Destroy Timber Bulletin News Briefs NO. 145 SANFORD, FLORIDA Creek To Start M V. 7 I- :■ i- see** PKKI'AHIND FORMS TO US DISTRIJHJTED to school children with information concerning tho Polio Shot Day March 18, art from lefts Peggy Jana Lundquiat, secretary for the Jayceea, Hammond Polk, publicity chair* man o f the project, and Dorothy Chandler, private nurse to Dr. Tom Lar­ gest, who will help administer tho ehots. (Herald .photo) �Bhr . . . Otism d (JhjuAch Sunday Christian Methodist r o u r r Ch r i s t i a n c h u r c h IM7 S. Sonlerd Avo. Jane* N H ernctt............. Paitor Suaday School ............ 0:45 a. m. Morning Wnrthlp ........11:00 a m Youth M ccllogi . . . . . . 4.30 p. n . GRACE METHODIST CIIURCII thwro Rd., at Woodland Avo. W. Thorn** Parion Jr P*llor 8u- *-y School . . . . 3:43 a. m Morning Worih-p . . . . 11 :W a m. MYF ............................... «:M p in. CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH The United Church el Cbriit Park A n . at I4tk S4. Joieph E. Stock ............ Paitor f GENTBAL BAPTIST CHURCH Bible School .............. *:4S a. m. Cor. 144k R4. A Oak Are. Morning Worihip .......ll:UO a. m. Sail Smith .................. Tsotar Pilgrim Fellowship ....7 :3 0 p. m. FAOLA WESLEYAN METHOD 1ST CHURCH < Mile* Weil on RL « William Lute ................... P n tor Sunday School ......... 3:43 a. m. Morning Worihip . . . 10:43 a. m. Wesleyan Youth .......... 3:43 p. ra. Evening Worihip 7;3o p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p. ra. PIRHT JAPTWT CHURCH 111 Park A re mm li> r. P. Brook*. Jr. ...........Psator . B. Ptaker...........Aaaac. Paitor ieraiag Worehip . . . . 1:43 s. m. _inday School . . . . . . t i t f a. »■ ■oratng Worehip . • . . . 11:00 a. m. Trelning Union ........... 0:13 p m. Evening Wonhlp .... 7:10 p. Wad. Prapw •errleo^ite p. « - Sunday Bchooi ...... 4:*4 te­ nanting Wonhlp n . . . 11:00 a. m. Training Unlnn 4:13 P-®Xvaniag Worship ........ 7:30 p. m. Wad. Prayer Servlco ..7:30 p. m. PINBCRKST BAPTIST CHURCH Ml W. Ow?i load Donald Grevaomlar Paetnr Marly Servlco ........ I:M a. m. Sunday School ...••••■ •:** •• m Morning Worship ......41:00 o. m. Training Union .........4:W P- ®Evening Worihip ....... T:43 p. m. .Wad. Prayer Service .,1:43 p. a . WEST SIDE MISSIONARY BAPTIST r 4is «. Solly Avt. Waul CoUy ...................... Paitor Sunday School . . . . . . . . 10:00 a. m. Morning Wonhlp «...11:00 a. m. fBlbio Study .................7:to p. m. Kvonlng Wonhlp ......7:30 P* ®Wad. Prayor Service ..7:30 p. m. Nazarene Church O f ChriBt CHURCH OF CHRIST 2nd St. and E la Ave. Morrii Ruby Minister Bible School ----- 10:oo a m Morning Worihip .. 10:33 a. tn. Evening Worship ......... 7: no p. ra. Ned. Bible Study .......... 7:30 p. m. CHURCH OP CHRIST Geneva Ralph Brewer Jr.......... Evangel!*! Bible School ............... 10:00 a. m. Morning W orship.......... ll:o o a. m. Evening Worihip ........ 7:30 p. ra. Wed. Prayer Service . 7:30 p. m. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W. 2nd St. at Maple Ave, I. W. Juitice ................... Paitor Sunday School ......... 0:43 a. m. Morning Worihip . . . 10:43 a. m. NYPS .......................3:30 p, m. N. Y. P. S. A N. J. S.......... 3 p. ra Goipel Service ............... 7 p. m. FERN TARR CHURCH OP THE NAZARENE O'BRIAN ROAD Jib Fliber ................... P «ter Sunday ichoot .............. 0:43 a. m. Morning worihip ......1 0 :4 3 a. m. Youth itrvica ............ 4:43 p. m. Evangelistic eer/ica ....7 :3 0 p. m. CHURCH OP CHRIST Pools LABE MARY Etra Duncan Minister CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Morning W o rih ip .......... 11:00 a. m. Mary Evening Worihip ......... «:00 a, m. Thura. Bible Study ....1 :3 0 p. a . 8. L. Drawdy .................. Prater Sunday School ...........10:00 a. m. Morning Worihip .. .. l l :o o a. m. CHULUOTA P1B8T BAPTIST CHURCH OP CHRIST Evening W onhlp........ 7:30 p. m. CHURCH Longwood Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p. m. jG .0. Swaggerty ...... ....Paitor Morning Worship ....... 10:30 a. m. Minionary Society .. 7:30 p .m . ISuaday School *».*...» 0:45 a, m. Evening Wonhlp ......... 7:30 p. ra. Wed. after P in t Sun. each mo. Morning Worehip ..,.11:00 >• ta. .Training Ualoa ....... 0:30 P* ®Keening Sorvlco ........7:30 p. m. Wtd. Prayor Sorvlco .. 7:30 p. m ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH H. Orillia ......... !*“ Sunday School . . . . . . . . 0.30 a. Alorptns Worehip 10:43 a. Training Ualoa ........ 0:30 p. Kvonlng Wonhlp .... 7:13 p. Jwod. Prayor Sorvlco 1:00 p. '« m. «• m. m. Episcopal HOLT CROSS EPISOOPAL CHURCH Park An. al 4th SL John W. Thom** .......... Rector John GrUflth ................... Curate Holy Eucharist. . . . . 7 : 3 0 a. a . Family S e rv ice Church School . . . . . . . 1 : 0 0 n. a . Horning Prayer— Sermon ..................11:00 a .m . Sacrament el Ponaaee Saturday ................ 1-3:1* p. m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OP GENEVA k I* Stewart .......... PMto* _day School ......... 10:00 a. ■■ ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL jmlng Wonhlp .... 11.44 a. w. CHURCH tabling Union ........ 0:30 p. m. Eoterpriso • DeBary Pr. Paul Sbulli ................. Pastor Bvaolag Sorvlco .... 7:10 p. i Holy Communion— Wed. Prayor Sorvlco 7:30 p. m. r n ir b a p t is t ch u rch \ rou rr b a p t is t c h u r c h Sunday ... ................... 1:00 a. m. Horning P r a y e r Sermon .......................t:M a. m. n « MART Holy CommuaioaSamoa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pateor lal Suaday oach month 11 a. m. lay School ........... •:** A* *• __ nlng Wonhlp ....11:00 a. m CHRIST CHURCH Evening Wonhlp ........7:M p. n Pod. Prayer S«*itt..7:M p. «, Ualoa...........0:30 p. m. George Jarvis III ............ Vlear f Holy Eucharist ... 1st, 3rd, 3th Sun. .. . Morning Prayer, and, ................................... Sunday School . . . . 7:M a. »;3Q a. 4th Sun S:S0 a. t:M a. m. m. OP LONOWOOD m. Oer. a m i * Gnat SU. a. ML L. Patch ................... Tartar Suaday School ........... 0:13 a. i Stoning Worohlp ....11:00 t. * . Jewish Synagogue Stoning Ualoa . . - J : t t | , n . Bvaalag Worehip ........7:43 p m. CONGREGATION BETH ISRAEL Wed. Prayer Service....7:41 p. a . tltk and MagasUa Friday Evening Servlco .. I p. a n » « MONROE Throe tellee wort oI Staford m rtrrt SL, right at Hobart O. Byrd ................P u io r Suaday School .............0:4* a. Morning Worship ....11:00 a. a . draining Ualoa . . . . S:M p. a Evenlog Wonhlp . . . . 7:M p. a . Wad. Prayer Sorvlco .. 7:M p. a . op ovorn o dock T. Bryaat ......... . . . Paster Suaday School........~..a:43 a. m. ; Worehip .....1 1 :0 0 a. a . 1 Ualoa . . . . . . i i l i p . a . S orv lco ...........7:00 p. a Vairtayor Sarvlea . 1:10 p. a OAKLAWN BAPTIST CHAPEL Located eo Poole Bd. e ! Oaktewa Moaertel Park M. L O'Qulao .................. Partor Suaday School . . . . . f:41 a. m Sunday Wnrahlp ......... 11 a. m. 1:00 P FRAIRIR LAKE BAPTIST n m i c i Bids* Rd,, Para Park W. Leonard Joata ......... PaKoi Sunday School . . . . I ;U a. m, Homing Worship . . . . 11:00 a. m, Training Ualoa ......... «:M p. a , Erental Wonhlp .. . T;M p. m. Wadaoed*y Prayer .. 1:15 p, a , f Arm BAPTIST MISSION M l LUai I S . CataeJBerry Wilfrid Meloon ............ Faitoi Sunday Bible School 1:30 p m Catholic ALL SOVU CATWOL a w m Oak Are. al MS St. Richard Lyon* ................ Paster Sunday Haases Tt4 Lutheran GOOD SHEPHERD UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH Sanford Shrine Clah IrtS L and Loo A n . E n a it Bollck Jr. Pastar Church School ............ t . K a. i Morning W orship......... 10:30 a. m. Pastor1! Clan . . . . . t:M a, m. Luther Leagtte .............. «:M p. m. H an firh Nazarenes To Hoar Rev. Price Speak ISheriff Hobby Urrath p«i;e 2— Frl. Mur. 10, 1001 Christian Science Radio Series Scheduled Here Rev. Nathan Price of Orlando and Kentucky will he guett speaker at the II a. m. and 7:.70 p. in. Sunday service* of the Lake Mary of the Nasarene, Rev. Price at­ tended Trenecca Naiarene College in Naihville, Tenn. Uia weekly .Sunday prugram ran be heard from WDBO radio at (4:16 a. m. Church of the Nasarena. Mr*. Plica, remembered in Lake Presently in charg* o f radio Mary aa the daughter o f former aervice* of Orlando'* First Church resident Mr*. Eunice Lord Outlaw, Beginning thl. week, Sanford Radio Station WHFR will include on fta programming schedule the ; ■eria* "How Christian Scieneo I Heal*." The IS minute* program will lie heard each Sunday at (I a. m. and will include personal account* of religious aipariancas from two weekly gue*U with Inspirational comments given by ■ moderator. The accounta will ruver healings thiough prayer of cancer, alco­ holism, asthma, migraine head­ ache*, brain tumor, broken bonai and spinal meningitis. Designed to Inspire and help oil listeners, the series is produced by The Mother Church, Th* FIrat Church o f Christ, Scientist, Bos­ ton, Mass. Will R. Davis, manager of cuinmilteea on publication, ia in charge o f the prujecL These programs are the contri­ bution o f th* Christian Science Church to aid th* avaraga parson in solving soma o f th* baffling problems arising In human exparlones. They ars heard over BOO sta­ tions In the United Stats* and abroad. ' Church Planning Blood Bank Prayer Week Services Are Held lloiy Cross Episcopal Church Is establiihlny a blood bank for banelit of parishioners. Elmer E. Wonienay and Charles Pf-lherbrklge, chairmen of the pro­ ject, have requested (hat donors report to Uia Florida Bank, E. Second SI. Hours are from 12 noon to I p.m.. on 3tondayi and from 9 a m. to 1 p.m. on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. T o t Luck1 Supper Held In Longwood Members of Longwood’a First Baptist hald a "pot luck" auppar prior to th* evening prejar ser­ vice Wednesday. All attending enjoyed the meal and fellowship. By Marian R. Jones Week of Prayer hai been, ob­ served by members of the Oviedo First Baptist Church at daily ser­ vice* this week. On Monday, the 31ary Lawton Circle, .Miss Lois Ruddell, chair­ man. presented the study “ How Shall They Cali on Him 7 " with the Pearl Marlin Circle, Mrs. W. T. Walker, chairman, in charge ol Tuesday services on “ How Shall They Believe 7" Lira. Jack T. Bryant, general WMU prayer chairman, chose “ The Sam* Lord All Over” for the Wednesday sarvlea; Mra. R.L. Ward ol the Kalie-Sue Circle used "How Shall They Hear?” fur Thursday and the Friday topic, under tha direction of Mra. Joe 1. Beasley, chairman of the Nettie Farnell Circle and WMU presi­ dent, waa "E xcept They Be SenL” Pot Luck Suppers Slated By Church Pot-luck suppers are being held each Wednesday during Lent by members of the Holy Cross Epis­ copal Church. The suppers are followed by discussion periods during which Important religious questions are examined and various contempo­ rary and troublesome problems are presented for group study. Next Wednesday, one topic to be included is "What h Purga­ tory (Paradise) and Wbo Goe* There?" W SFR 1344 RW SUNDAY m 9:00 \. M. Skating Party Set By Church Th* Young Churchman o f Holy Cross Episcopal Church and their Presbyterian gueit* have organised a skating party for Saturday. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Tickets, at reduced prices, are CHURCH available at the church for thoaa Oak Ave. a id Third St. Grover Sewell Jr. . . . . . Paster planning the trip to Skate City Marnlng Woritup ......... 1:45 a. m. with departure from the church Sunday School .3:43 a. m. ■ot at 0:43 p. ra. Seiiloo Matting .......1 0 :4 3 a. m Morning W o n h lp .........11:00 a. m. Pioneer Fellowship ....3 :0 0 p. m. Senior Fellowship ......... 4:00 p.m. Evening Worihip ....... 7:30 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service . .7:00 p, m. 31ember* and friends o f the Al* tamonte Springe Chapel Sunday PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH School will be entertained at a DeBary Civic Center A. C. Summer* ............ Patter skating party Friday. Sunday School .............4:00 a. m. Thoaa wlihing to attend are to Morning Worihip ......... 10:00 n. m. he at the Chapel at 7:13 p. m. where group departure for Skats COMMUNITY City has bean *at for 7:30 p. ra. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Lake Mary John W. Pilley ......... Paitor Sunday School ........... 10:00 a. m. Other Churches FIRST PENTECOSTAL Horning Wonhlp ......... 11:00 n. m. CHURCH OP LONGWOOD Junior High Westminister Fellowship ..................# :H p. ra. R. Ruth Grant .......... ........Paator Sunday School .... .,,-.10:00 a. m. Senior High WmtmtaUter Fellowship ........ 7:30 p .m . Morning Worship ........11:00 a. m. Evening Service ............ 7:00 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service . .7:30 p. m. UPHALA COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH THE SALVATION ARMY John W. PUlay ................. . Prator 414 E. Betmd S i Morning Wonhlp . . . . . *:00 a. m Suaday School .............10:04 a. m. Suoday; Sunday School .......... 10:00 a. m. Weatmialiter Pallawahip Seniors . .. • 7:30 p. m. Holiness M eeting.......11:00 a. m. Strati Mealing . . . . . . . . 0:30 p. m. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Y P L ................................. 7:00 p. m. CHURCH Salvation M eeting.......7:30 p. ra Cassaltorry William M. Rente* ------- Paster SANFORD SEVENTH-DAY 4:43 3. ADVENTIST CHURCH Sunday School u a. Morning Worship Seventh S i and Eltu Ave. Wednesday Prayer C. W. Beach ....... Pastor t p. and FaUowahlp Saturday Sabbath School 4:30 a. m. Temporary Meeting Women's Morning Worship 11:00 a. m. Overbrook Drive Wad. Prayer Service ..7:30 p. at. Clnb Chapel Class Plans Skating Party UNITY CENTER OP SANFORD Do you gain any m l comfort from that old cliche about dark clpuda hav­ Unity Center 203 E. lat SL P1NECREST ASSEMBLY ing silver linlngsT Who can pact a cloud to And its happy lining? Josephine B. Sluckia Pa nor OP GOD CHURCH Sunday Worship ........ 11:00 a. m. O ir. «Tlh sad R Ia Tuesday Claal .......... I p. m. But frustration has baen a blessing to msny man. It hss driven sslf^sntmd H. M. Snow .................... Paator LUTHERAN CHURCH OP THE Sunday School ................ 4:43 a. m. aoula to trek a new fulcrum for life. It haa brought men to God. . . acknowledging Church Of Cad Of Prophecy Morning Worihip ........10:30 a. m. REDEEMER human failure . . . necking divine strength. 2307 Elm A vcbm Evening Worehip ...........7:30 p. m 1M W. 33th Place Paster Herbert W. G oera .......... Paitor Wed. Prayer Sarvlea .. 7:10 p. m Robert U Strickland Sunday School 3:43 a. m. E ar./ Service ................ I e. i And si they hsve found in the Church comfort end courage they have learned Morning Warship 11:00 a. m THR ALLIANCE CHURCH Sunday School ............ 1:11 a. ra. Evangelistic Servit* 7:10 p. m. anew the apiritual meaning of defeat and victory. Adult Bible C la ss.........1:11 a. m. ChrtaUaB eed Missionary AUlaece Woman's Missionary . 7:43 p. m. Park Ara. and 144b 34. Wonhlp Service ......... 10:30 t. m. Cecil M. Beale Pastor Young Peoploa Sun. Ser. 1:43 p. m. The One that thie world crucified ia King of kings. Beyond t cross and a Sunday School 4:43 e. m. •T. LUKE’S LUTHERAN ia M John CHULUOTA COM HUNITY Morning Worehip 11:00 a. m. crown el thorns our greatest aspirations await as. St avia (Near Oviedo) II 10.14 CHURCH 7:40 p. m. » 11*11 Stephen M. Tuhy .............. Paitor Evening Sarvlea J. Randall Ferris, Paator is is*to A.Y.F. Youth Service 4:00 p. m. -MtaMd.. Hark Marnlng Worihip ......... 1:23 o. m 10:00 a. n . huraday llatthaw Sunday School ................ 1:00 a. w Wed. Prayer Sarvlea . 4:00 p. ra. Church School ... Church ........... .. ..11:00 a. m. riday PhUippiaa tatuiAap Timothy Youth Chrlrtlan FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST Fellowship ............... 1:30 p. m. Methodist S aR N T M T FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 344 B. Second S i 411 Park Avo. Sunday School ........... 11:00 a. m. Neffro Churches John Adi mi ................ Paitor Suaday Service ......... 11:00 3. m, PROGRESS MISSIONARY The support o f the Church Series is sponsored by the following Business Firms: BAPTIST CHURCH Morning Wonhlp .....-. 3:30 a. in Wednesday Service ...J iO O p . m. Sunday School ....... 3:43 a. m. Reading Room Open Midway Morning Worihip . . . . 10:43 a. m ... Pastor Tuee and Thun. 3:30 4:30 p. m. E. E. Williams Suoday School ..........4:30 a. m. UYF Meeting! T:K p. a . Morning Worship .. 11:00 a. m. (Intermediate, Senior) CHURCH OP GQD First, Third, Fourth Sunday! EvoUog W orehip.........1:30 p. m Preach Ave. aad Und St. 7:30 p. m. Garold D. Boatwright Paitor Evening Worihip First, Third Sunday! “The Best in Movies” Sunday School 4:43 a ra FREE METHODIST CHURCH Morning Worihip 11:00 a. m. FIRST SHILOH •00 W. 4th SL SOS MainaUa Av*. FA **0125 Evangaliatie Sarvlea 7:M p. m. BAPTIST CHURCH Clyde Dollar ........... Patter UM W. I3lh l i Sunday School .......... '1:43 • m CHURCH OP JESUS CHRIST J. W. Marshal] Pattor Morning W o rih ip ....... 10:43 a m. OP U T T E R DAY SAINTS Church School ........ 0:M a m. 4MY . . . . . . . . . , , , , , , T:oo p. m aty Hall Morning W orship...... U:oo a. m. Compliments o f Evening Werablp .........7:30 p. m J. G. Brooks Branch President Evening W orih ip.......... 7:30 p. m. Wad. Prayer sorvlco . . . 7:10 p. a Sunday School 10:00 a. ra. Tuesday Prayer . . . . T:M p. m Sacrament Meeting 7:00 p m. SION HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH "Prices A re Never Higher” EBKNEXER METHODIST III Orange Ave. n u t REVIVAL TABERNACLE CHURCH FO 5-3231 311 Eaat lat FA 2.3622 J. L. Brooks .......... Paster O viad a, 11a. 14th sad Chase Ave, CUnu Holghia . 10.00 a m. Church School ............. g;|Q *. m Hugh Booth ................... Paitor Suaday School Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. m. Moraiag W orship.......... u ;00 a. a . 8uoday eehool .......... 10:00 a a .7:44 p. m. Evening Worship . . . . . 7:30 p. m. Morning Warship .. . U:00 a. a . Evening Werablp . Thursday Sarvlea ......... 1:43 p m. Tuesday Prayer Service 7:34 p. m M. Y. r . ................0:30 p rn. Wed. Prayor Servlco . . . I:3o p. m. IT. JOHN METBOPOUTAN THE SANFORD BAPTIST CHURCH POSTER CHAPEL CONGREGATION OF 424 Cypress 8L JkUOV'AM'S WITNESSES METHObloT CHURCH "F o r AH Your Printing Needs” Member F.D.I.C. II. B. Whitehurst........ Paster IStl W. 1*4 S i Church S ch ool.................4:M a. te­ Suaday Wstehtewor .......... • :« t. SOS W. llth FA 3*2011 lot B. lat FA 2-4211 Morning w onhlp .........Utoa a. Study .................. 1:00 p. m. ll oraing W orship.......11:40 a. m. Evening Worihip .......... 1:30 p ra Evening Wonhlp . . . 1:00 p. Wed. Bible Study * . . . . 7:3U p m |p.m. Wed. prayer service ..1:30 p. Friday Sen ten t:30 p. m. Wad. Bible Study Other Churches fit 37 •1 Riti Theatre Wheeler Fertilizer Co. Progressive Printing Co. * g. a . *•f*'••«•MR•S'#IM44 W i. a . Is Guest Speaker iAf Nazarene Meet* and isvaral young people also will be gueata at the larvicca during which they will aialit with the •pet-ill mu*[c. Hi* Sunday School Worker* Local pallor, Rev. S. L. Drawdy, who muit ba out o f town, invites Council o f Sanford’s Church o f tha the community to hear the timely Naiarene Monday heard Sheriff manage* o f the guaat speaker. J.L. Hobby speak on “ Juvenile De­ linquency" in relatiun to work done by churches and Sunday schools in helping to redurt tha problem. Other ipaaker* heard at th* 7:30 p. m. meeting in the church Theme for the entire week was included Robert Carter, S u n d ^ *'3Iy Prayer To God—That They School superintendent; Mr*. Irma Might Be Saved’’ and contribution* Hundley, junior class teacher, for the Annie Armstrong Offering speaking on "Taacher with 40 for Home Mlssionj were collected 3Iiiint«* in Sunday School; Sirs. at each service. Jean Pi'.lard, young people's super, visor, who gave a reading and Mrs. Ruth Carter, primary super­ visor. who spoke on “ Teacher as a I Soul Winner.” ■ - ■ ■- ■ ■ ■ — i Sanford Atlantic National Bank �ffh f §a n fn rh Tri. Mar. 10, 1961—Pape 8 I r r a lS IRights Of Way Purchase For SR 419 Nears Fasula Says He's Against Taxation To Pay For Safety Patrol Protection North Orlando Mayor Frank Fasula raid Wcdesnday that he it "against any taxation o f residents to pay for protection of the Safety Patrol. "The only eotution for having a successful force,’’ Fasula suit), "is through coupe:ation of the more G than 200 families living in North Orlando. " I f each homeowner pays his SI-5(1 per month, this would bring in $300 and with $40 from Masterbuilders, $30 from C o r o n a d o Homes and |50 from the Village, we could guarantee the Tatrol a sufficient operating iund." Fasula explained that the Patrol _ la an independent organisation and ™ from the collected funds provides all ita own equipment including the car and uniforms. . residents objected to the •ervira on the grounds that suffi­ cient coverage had not been given tha residential areas and that patrolmun were “ sticking too much to the highway!.'’ Tha mayor' explained that the ^ officers had not been operating ^ within the community during the past two or three weeks because they lacked funds. Fire Protection Fees Established Persons living the North Or­ lando area were advised Wed­ nesday by Mayor Frank Fasula that (ire protection fees for homes out of the (own limits have been tentatively established. Pending final legal approval, the rates call for a $G per annum cost plui $25 per fire. Residents were advised that night and weekend fires should be reported dircelly to Fire Chief Robert Stephenson at FA 2-3106. In other business of the March Council meeting, held Wedncaday In the Village Hall at ■ p. m., Rev. W. W. Anderson reported that the proposed Mission would carry the Baptist title but that services are to be non-denominational and open lo persons of all faiths. He added that Sunday School workers are needed and that If the first month's services arc well attended a Mission will be built immediately. Canning Kitchen In Much Demand By MARIAN K. JONES Mrs. E. M. Olliff, who has oper­ ated tha Oviedo Canning Kitchea fur a number of years, reports that she is happy to be "back on the job.” The kitchen reopened last month and Mrs. Olliff says that many en­ thusiastic cannera era making ass o f the facility, even at tha in­ creased price of six cents per can. The canning quarters have been used by many citizens o f Oviedo during the past years and resi­ dent! are proud to have them lo­ cated in the area. ■As a solution to the difficulty in making collections through the cost sharing plan, Fnsula appoint­ ed W. W. Anderson and Mrs. J. D. Grinstead to act as area raptains to acek voluntary services o f one resident from each block to make the monthly collections. The mayor stated “ for those doubtful of the Patrol's success, 1 can report that In tha first wreck o f operations there were 25 warn­ ing tkkcL* issued. In the follow­ ing week, the number was reduced to 12 and last week only one ticket was written. "School buses are being loaded and unloaded in half the former time and students are much more orderly going and coming from the bua stops." Residents were advised that Jack Sutton, 21 N. Third St., has been appointed to the Patrol and that in order to provide 21 hour phune service the new officer has installed a department extension telephone at his home , North Orlando Council Gives Okay To Block Annexation North Orlando council members insurance protection under (hie officially approved the annexation contract was given in a board vote following Jackion'i report. of Block 21 at a meeting in the Village Hall Wcdesnday, Mayor Frank Fasula announced today. The council and resident* pres­ ent also heard a report from Joe Jackson, vies mayor, on village in­ surance. Key Convention Slated Mar. 23 Th* report stated that of three firms bidding, Th* Employer* Mu­ tual of Wausau plan which offers dividend returns to th* village seemed especially attractive. Compensation term* Of the pol­ icy, he said, would cover the vol­ unteer firemen and clerical office employes while the general liabil­ ity measures would cover park and playgrounds, Fira and Safety Pa­ trol Dept*., falsa arrest, streets and roads, aturm sewers, building permits, independent contrsetors and all town owned vehicles. This protection, Jackson report­ ed, would cost the town $020.36 annually. Council approval to purchase the Kiwanis Wins High Award Kiwanis International has won it* 10th tup award in th* annual Freedom* Foundation citizenship contest, It was announced today by Jim Grant, president of the San­ ford Ki.vani* Club. The high honor is specified as the Distinguished Service Award. It was presented at the annual Freedoms Foundation awards cere­ mony at Valley Forge, Pa. The award was made for Kiwanis c y or Cltisenship Quotient Project which encouraged citizens to determine the extent and kind of their individual citizenship ac­ tivity and to take steps to currect any deficiencies noted. Kiwanis has won a top award in all but two o f the twelve annual Free­ doms Foundation cltisenship con­ test*. "The Freedoms Foundation Award has long enjoyed th* aamg stature in the community servica field as the "Uscar” In the motion picture field and tha "Emmy*’ in television," said (irant. ’ The Florida State Convention of Key Club International, a Kiwanissponsored high school service or­ ganization for boys, will be in Jacksonville on Mar. 23, 24 and 25. Attending from Seminole High School will be vice president Doug Stenslrom Jr. and secretary Bill Ott, accompanied by their teacher sponsor, Ira Hindman. At recent ceremonies at the Seventh Biennial Kiwanis Con­ gressional Dinner in Washington. D. C , a seventeen year old high school senior from Yeadon, Pa. became the 50,000th young man to join the Key Club International organization. John Way, was presented with a plaque on the occasion by Steven Copple of Yuma, Arizona, national president o f the Key Club, About >00 people attended the event, In­ cluding TO Kiwanis members of the House and Senate, members of the Board of Trustees o f Kiwanis International, 15 Kiwanis District Governors, and Washington digni­ taries. Key Club perforins (lie same function in the high school that Kiwanis does in the adult commu­ nity. The organization waa founded in 1925 In Sacramento and has grown until it now numbers some 2100 clubs in the U. S. and Canada. IB THE I III ATI JIIIUKT COl’RT IN AMI FOR SEMI VOLK COl .XTf FLORIDA. CITATION IS RE TUB ROTATE OF CLAHENCE W. WltlUHT, Decsa aed STATE HI* KI.ORIIM »u am or A ll. r i:n » o * s it tx ix t, OR I 1.AINIMJ A M I M t: WEST IN IM I TO TUN k b t a t r o f ri.AHSIM'N W. IS RIUMT, DN* CK tel.Ill You aia hsnbr noiirisd that a paitlloti has beta filed la tbit t.'ourl te detetmlne the beneficiar­ ies In the shote-st>led estate, and you are hareby reunited to file m thle cause un or before March ;«. m i . your written claims. If any, entitling you to dletrlballon of the aseeta of said aetata, ghoutd you fell therein judgment mill he entered In due course ea tha palllloa. vxlTM.e* my hind and the seat of said Court at Sanford, Florida, tan lltb day ef February, A. D. OIL (tBAL) c. VERSOS M l**. JR. THK , County Judas By: Lath* FawUr Members of the Longwood Ele­ mentary P-TO Executive Board will meet in th# school cafeteria March 3 ! lo paekag# prize* for tha Spring Carnival and to maka advertising posters. Tha carnival haa been act at Mi* school for April 15. M I T I I M o r INT NhT ION T O A FFI .V FO R PASS AtiR ns- LIKAS- I K «. I»I ,A T H I\ TO WHOM IT MAT CONVKHS: NOTICE l« IIERKHT GIVEN of ( Intention to spplv to Hi# 1SSI K,.,ton of Hi# Florid* L»glslatur* for !>»•»**• of sn set by local pill, tha substance of which ,*!*'*■ to m ine tha annua! aalsrr of ll>* Kup*r<iil*n4*nt of Pub­ lic Intlrurlloti of *e»nlni>W Coun. I), Florid*, and •J.llsnstlng th* fund from arhlrli tho tamo shall ha paid: provldlne that said salor r ■It*II ha ratroaetlv* to Jan­ uary I. I»•!. It. F. Mann. (-h*Jrni*n, Board of Public Instruction ntmiool* Couf'r, Florid* ISth, 1SSI h OTITIC OF INTKATIO* TO APPLY'FOR PASBSUR OF LOT AL I.KUIBLATION TO IVIIOM IT MAT rONORIINl * NOTICE IN IIEHKBY OIVEN «f ln:*ntlun In applr «* th* 1SSI nrsalc.a of tn* Florida LaalsUtut* for p* ,**s* of sn Act hr l«<«l bill, th* substance *f which re­ lates te areup Insuraac* far parsoanal of th* schools of Sanlaal* County, Florida; authorlslag th* tloaid of Public Instruction #f -■.ininot* County, Florida, lo as­ ter Into arraamanta for group la- . auranra upon approval of am- \ pluyarr. provldlne authority to Inplaiuaut such asraamani* and contribute w> pi amluma, provid­ ing effective data. R. F. Mann, Chairman, Board o f rublle Instruction Seminal* County, Florida Volusia County Juvenile Judge Max Mnssfrller o f Daytonn Beach will eddies* the Osteen PnirntTeachers at a meeting in tha school auditorium Tuesday at 7:30 p, m. The mayor advised a resident requesting that the town build IR outdoor bulletin board whetw public notices and inlertowR nolice* could be posted that "work will begin immediately.” Fasula also reported that tha council presently I* taking atepa to get traffic lights Installed immediately on SR 410 right Members of Holy Cross Episeo away and that it hopes event­ pal Church are planning the an­ ually to get them throughout the nual Palm Sunday trip to Lake residential areas. Wales where Ihcy will at lend Ihe B p.m performance of The Pas­ sion Play. A picnic will he held in Lake Automatic TransmlsaJoa Wales preceding Play time. Lawn Mower* Reservations and Ihe number of extra passenger spares available in each car should he made at Formerly with William* Ihe Parish office for member* and Fixit Shop IT-92 Just 8. of Club Diamond their guests who ar* planning lo make the trip. Palm Sunday Trip Planned A U T O REPAIR A L ’S GARAGE HERE’S HOW YOU GAN SAVE MONEY ON INCOME L I T ' L GI ANT FOOD STORES Florida's Friondllrat Most Convenient Food Storo • Quick Sorvlco French Avo. at 23rd St. K won't be long now. April 15th will be hero before we know k...an d tho Mura o f "deductions,1* OPEN 7 A. M. • 11 P. M. EVERYDAY Legai Notice p u blic at ion M arch Judge To Speak the town charter may ronlact him. The council feel* that un­ derstanding of regular meeting procedures and actions will re­ sult if resident* thoroughly un­ derstand the rharier. Committee member* o f the Volusfs Cattlemen's Assn, will meet Friday at th* DeLaml Chamber of Commerce to plan "Cracker Day." let this year in Samsula April 16. The,committees were appointed at the last meeting of the associ­ ation held at tha MQ Ranch. A pancake supper preceded the busi­ ness session for which Art Illgby, rxrcutiv# vie* president o f tha state association, waa guest speak- P-TO Board To Wrap Prizes First Mayor Frank Fasula advised the North Drlundo Village Coun­ cil at a meeting Wednesday, that leave* for the 7-11 Grocery all h«\e been signed and returned to the North Ortando Company office* In Miami, Construction will begin, he *aid, a* *oon aa Ihe company men Mudy and sign the papers. Councilman Clarence Memory announced that resident* living out of the town limit* who wish an*wers to questions concerning Volusia Cattlemen Set Cracker Day Legal Notice i> r u n rittMT o r T in : t o m r j t uok . ik m iv o l i ; c a lf t T t . s i * ik o r ri.bHtD* i s m oiiA T i; IS Iti: T1IR B8TATH OS': XVII.Lit: SI. MILl.r.lt <lrc**»»il KIVU. AOTIt.R Satlr* is bsrebr el»*n that th* undsnianed wilt, an tha Tlh dar «r April. A. D. l t d . present le the Honorable Counlr Judge of Semi­ nole Counlr, Florida, her Hast re­ turn, aeceunt. end vouchers, se AdmlnletrelHs ef the Relate of Willis M. Milter, deceased, sad at said time, then and there, mike application lo tho said Judge for a final eetllrment of her adminis­ tration of said (slate, end for an order ■llsi-hatglua hrr aa aurli Admlnlslratrls. Hated ihla I4lb da> of Faeraerr. a . r>. m i . nsulah V Miller Ac AdminletratHl of Hie El■ale of Willie M. Miller, Deceased. Kerlile Ilouelinldrr Attorney for AdmlnletralrlS P. u. Hot ISO Sanford. Florida Publish March IP. IT. ft, at. ttst PVT. MICHAEL R. McCurd.v, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Morris T*. McCurdy of Longwood. recently com­ pleted training at the Pro. vost Marshal General's School at Fort Gordon, Ga. North Orlando rctidenls wire advised Wednesday that the State Road Dept, is in the pro.|e.<* of buying the rights of way Tor paving of SU 419 running (rum l xitigwood lo Oviedo, The information wa* in a I d ­ ler from the department to ihe Village Council and it also ad­ vised that the 100 fool rigid* of way given by North Orlando along thv road have been re­ corded. The slate department re­ quested an >0 foot strip. The letter further staled that a* soon ax property i.* acquired snd recorded for the remaining properties along Ihe road Ihe slate will open bids for the pro­ ject. Leases For Grocery Signed, Council Told COLD UEER Carton ar Case Tn Carry Uut Oaly Fishing A I’icnic Supplies Caper Flat**, Cups, Spoons, Forks, Fishing I’oles, Everything For A Complete Hunting Or Fishing Trip. "exemptions,” "gross adjusted income" and th* reat te nigh. Roddy offars two suggestions to help you reduce your Income tax.,.today and In the years to come. 1, Tak§ advantsga o f »U possible deductions. Raliabla incoma tea guidaa are on ante which wlH giva you a complete Mat of all daductiona. Special tax consultants maka a bueineee of helping on com ■ plex raturna. You may be surprised at how much you aava by itemizing all of your daductiona. ICB Crushed Ur Block, To Keep Your Gama Or Fish. For Cold Drinks, Leaches ate. COLD CUTS A Complain AaaortasaRt Of Sandwich Meats. QUICK COOK 2. Keep the Government out o f business. Whan Government competee with private enterprise, tha coat te reflected In higher taxes. In tha waee of TV A, for example, Florida's chare of tha tax burden involved haa already amounted to * 1 2 5 ,9 5 0 ,0 0 0 — nearly MOO par family of foufk Support fra* enterprise, resist governmental competition, and aava on TAXES I MEATS Chicken, Kausage Wtinar, Park Chops Etc. DAIRY PRODUCTS Milk, ButUr, Eggs, la* Bag Pastries. Y’ALL COME 7 TO 11 FLORIDA POWER 0 LIORT COMPART W. Scott Borax, Mgr. Helping luffd ftortee >17 A ** �_ _ Polio Shots Scheduled Again WASHINGTON— (N E A ) — Inauguration o f Brasil's new Presi­ dent Janio Quad rot with n sweep­ ing reform program, just at the time President Kennedy begins hie administration, has given inspira­ tion to Executive Vies President T. Graydon Upton o f tha new InterAmerican Development B a n k , which recently made Its first loan. Upton points out that a unique opportunity now exists fo r awak­ ening end mobilising a new spirit In the western hemisphere. And he doesn’t mean by lending it a lot of money, either. Upton la a Republican and a Philadelphia banksr Republican at that. After a varied experience In foreign investment fields he serv­ ed aa Treasury undersecretary with the Eisenhower administra­ The Jayceea are getting ready for another polio shot day In their series o f efforts to help everybody in the county avail themselves o f the polio vaccine at a low no- minal fee. Preparations are being made for the next all-day Ho shot clinic March IB at the Jayceo Information ullding an French Ave, Members o f the medical and nursing professions assist the Jayceea in staging the clinics and the shots are available to all. This is one o f the best projects any organization nsors in the public interest and we urge all who need e polio vaccine to get it March 18. WORRYCUNIC by Dr. G. W. Crane JANE c e o fm ta a i t s proUew (hat faces aUBtoae o f U|h school a id colics* coeds, so scrsphooh (hi* blast case. Oct swart, tor aalg stapM, oM-fasUsaod fslhs advocate premarital affairs or (rial ■ a r r is ft . A id s*od tor the CASE H • 429: Jane IT., a ftd 17, Is a beautiful high school senior. "D r. Crane," abe began, "1 need advice quickly. For the last year I have gone steady with a tlaiimate named Tommy. "But a month or so ago, he began to Insist that 2 permit him jnora liberties. "m e n I objeotad, be said 1 was Just old-fashiontd. Ha tvsn threattoed to lilt me. "6tUl I refused, so last night ba broke our date and took another alrl to tha dance. "Well, that la vary humiliating, for everybody know* we have gone steady since the start o f our sen­ ior year. "Am I really old-fashioned, as 1m says? And d o all girls give in to thtir boy frlandi, is bo In­ sists they d o t " Jane's case shows on* of the m ajor objections to going steady. For than a couple begin to feel "a s If we’re almost married" ao they are more inclined to indulge in Illicit affairs. H is definitely NOT old-toshtoned to avoid pro-martial sums! affairs, for smart folks know such affairs a n Illogical. Here's why; (1) They subject both partite to the possibility o f syphilis and gonorrhea, for these a rt two scparato ventral diseases but can both bo contracted at tb i tim e time. Tbeao veneral diseases are still very dangerous, in eplta of our modern antibiotics. They produce sterility, as well as heart trouble and oven insanity, g o get bap. ( I ) A girl Immediately loses her greatest charm to tha mala sea thereafter, which Is her spunk or Independent spirit. Even the Bible realises tkli fact for It refers to sucib a girl as "bum bled", meaning her spirit to broken. Thereafter she tends to avoid looking people atrsight la the aye. And tho to appiebeaiivo tost bar boy friend toll all about his osea SID E G L A N C E S pads, which be is almost sure to do if bs uses liquor. (I ) The girl may get pregnant and thus cut short her school career, thereby almost breaking tha haarta o f her doting parents who have saved and slaved for maybe M ycara to put her through high acbool. A high school diploma is worth |4S,000 in future earnings, so a tow aex affairs may thus ruin a fortune In actual cash. (4) If the girl becomea pregnant and a “ shotgun” wadding takes place, then her immstura husband wtQ drop out o f school to support her, thereby losing his $49,000 diploma, too. And "forced " marriages oftsn produce an extra amount of quarrating, especially when the boy sees his male pals going on to college and then getting higher paying poeltions. Such a boy aoon grows Irate at himself, but than projects his anger upon bis young wife, for husbands o f all ages are chronic buck-passer*. (B) U the girl doesn't marry (tor most boys duck out In such cases) aha is socially branded In tha community, especially If she retains the baby. And the baby has on# strike against it in life. U she gives it up, she will feel a lo t,o f anguish, too. So get smart and reallra that pro-martial affairs are as old as mankind and have produced heartache aver since Sbechem (Genesis, Ch. 14.) Send for my booklet “ Sax Pro­ blems o f Youag People," enclosing a stamped, return envelope, plus aoc. Many high schools uss It In their hygiene courses, and so do Youth Counaaltors. Always writ* to Dr. crane to ear* of this newspaper, ce d e slag n tong 4s stomped, addres­ sed anvntope and Me to cover typing and prtotfag ca d s whta yen aand far o a t a f Us beaktola.) Minnesota's Cuyuaa Iron Range, tha last rings to ba discovered in tbs stats, diftored from esrllar finds to that no iron basting rocks warn exposed at the sur­ face. b y Galbraith WASHINGTON CROSSROADS OF THE WORLD My friend Topper Is a gay old dog. He abiolutely refuses to admit that he Is getting a little too old for affairs or the heart. Nor does ho permit bis two chief physical disabilities lo restrict his amorous adventures. lie has a weak ticker and athlete's foot. Topper Imagines himself as a wolf. So far as girls are con­ cerned, he certainly behaves like a wolf. But there the similarity cods, for he looks exactly what be is. A small wire-haired terrier. 1 do not really belong to him, but ho visits me every morning and remains until late afternoon when his own human - - a pleas­ ant, personable lad called Grey Podorcan — trots homo from school. At the sound of Grey's happy bark. Topper leaves-m e. Early next morning, he re­ turns. And sits oulskle my door until I open It to admit him. We greet each other In the man­ ner of civilised adult*. I tickle hts ears and muss h b hair, and be licks my psw, Topper Is a hsnd-kisser. Around the neighborhood, he has earned quite a reputation as a lady-killer. In fset, the only lady who spurns his advances Is a puritanical female of haugh­ ty countenance known as BiddyBee. She lives In sybaritic com­ fort and wears a turquoise col­ lar studded with rliineatones. Actually, Biddy-Bee has very little to b o u t about, being of doubtful lineage. My guess is that she Is port rug and part Bactrian camel. The fact remains that she con­ siders Topper a low sort of fel­ low, entirely beneath her notice. Which Is more or less true, be­ cause Topper is a runt and Bid­ dy-Bee certainly Is not. None of Topper's girl friend* YOUR P0CKETB00K Lawrence C, Murdoch of tha Philadelphia F e d e r a l Reserve Bank has placed you, tha c o s ­ tumer, on hli economic-analyst’s couch. The personality that be discovers Is that of royalty, wlaldlng despotic power over the economy. Your restlessness as a spender la tbs fores bshlnd lb* current business tempo. As I read this analysis, the reason for recession amidst plenty takes on a claarer focus. Hero are tom e highlight*! Tha product! and aervlcaa you covet will not have tbs explosive Impact on tho economy that durables and houalng do. You’ve had your fill o f eplit-levels tod washers. Replacement demand will be less dynamic. The consumer market is be­ ing broken into fragment*. It is not a masa, but a custom market. This baa com e about a t a result o f the rise In discretionary Incom e-the money left-over af­ ter tha essential* have beta bought. In many families, husbands and wives are separate spend­ ing unit*. They both have more money to call their own. A third o f all married women bold Jobs; they add some 130 billion to fam­ ily coffer*. Sixteen million teen-agers pipe 99 billion yearly Into their cus­ tom market. Moppets who view Captain Kangaroo dictate how hundreds o f millions more dellars are spent. There are IB million people over BS spending approximately $30 billion a year. There's so equal amount being spent by the 19 million alngle adults. Ooe thing this splintering de­ mand haa done la to boom the “ doubles" market. Families with everything now want two or more o f many Items. With the NOW AVAIUBU POO MOT A MNNT SOWN By Faye Henle second Item sought to meet a specialised need, they seek a dif­ ferent style or model, whether in a car or an appliance. Despite tha Impact of housing developments, giant corporations, giant unions and mass market TV programing you’ve demon­ strated your resistance to being ehaped into a mold or homoge­ nised like milk. That's why culture la a hot Item; There are 43 major American symphony orchestras performing. A billion dollars a ysar is spent on hooka. In 1939 twice as many people vlelted New York'e Metro­ politan Museum of Art as eaw the Yankees play baseball. Pon­ der the effect on (he economy of 93.800 spent on • year at col­ lege, versus $3,800 spent for a tall-flnned carl By Peter Edson POLITICAL NOTEBOOK W ar Paint ByWilliamDiuiy Is small. Nor any of hla boy friends, for that matter. This ex­ plains why he slwsys gets the worst of it when be makes a pass at another dog's gal. lie is very, very touchy about bis heart condition, and will do almost anything to prove that he can lick any dog alive. Even now, as I write this, Topper stands beside my chair, a small red ball In his mouth, his brown eyes begging me to throw it into the garden. Of course, 1 dare not throw the ball because of his heart, but Topper merely considers this a confounded lot of hogwatb, poppycock and tarradlddle. I used lo throw it before I learned that he hid a bum tick­ er. Standing at the door, I would hurl It across the lawn and Topper would dash after it, Completely forgetting that h e-a l­ so had athlete’* foot. It la very, very difficult to write stories for ■ living when you have to pause every few seoonda to chuck a ball far a dog. My working speed was re­ duced to one sentence an hour. Not only that, I got athlete’s band. Topper has a wicked sense of humor, sod yesterday he played a practical Joke on me. He brought m e e gift. With a hiss, It sprang from hla Jaws, flew through the air and landed In my lap, covering me with little brown worms. I shrieked and almost bit tha roof. it was a well chewed golf ball. So well chewed that the tightly packed robber Inside it bad suddenly com * unwound, causing the ball to leap from hU mouth Ilka • mad thing, ■praying m e with robber alrands. Now I’ve get • heart condi­ tion, too. Give generously to your Heart Fund. tion. But he was born In Salem, Mass., and ha’s a Harvard man, which should make him acceptable to the New England Democratic bunch running th lryi her* now. In an unpublldsed paper before a conference o f corporation execu­ tives at the School fo r Advanced International Studies In Princeton, Upton recently gloved perfectly the hand fo r President Kennedy’ s proposed "Alliance for Progress" — "Allansa Para Progreio” — with Latin America. Upton admits that "Operation Pan-America” la now burned out. It was conceived by the Brasilian poet-politician Auguato Krederlco Schmidt U was promoted by BraxU’a previous President JuscelIno Kubitachek. It was documented by tha Organslation o f American States "A ct o f Bogota," and a by Ed Koleiba WASHINGTON—There la, in the hill country of Wayoeavllle, N. C. a rtiUeaa Idea man who could be called the unsung hero o f the Kennedy Administration. It wa* Idea man Hdnx Rollman who gava birth to tbs Kennedy Peace Corps plan. And to this day not one word of thanki has come from the White House. Undaunted, however, Heinz keeps grinding out far-reaching sug­ gestions tor the government All good ones, too. Helnx, a shoemaker ousted by Hitler, settled in North Carolina before the war. By dint o f Ingen­ uity and hard work, he's enjoyed stupendous financial success. But Helnx Rollman la frustrated because he hae so many big Ideas and no vehicle by which to impart them to the world. Three years ago he tried to win a scat In Congress. He ran on tho Democratic ticket. But he was beaten. Last year he triad again—this time on the Republican ticket. Again he lost, by « close margin. Meanwhile, Helnx keeps writing books on how to make this a better world. It was one of those books that induced tha Peace Corps scheme which would send talented young men around the world to work in poor countries aa an alternate to the d raft President Elsenhower publicly gave all credit tor the brainstorm to Helnx, but It's just a drop la Helnx’a ocean of Ideas. After Helnx was dateated last November, be started to promote a plan to ect 19 a school for future Congreiimen. Sight now, a foun­ dation U considering financing such a school. Another scheme—provocative if nothing else—would establish a world-wide "sp y corps." Let’s make epylng official, say* Helnx. Hla proposal would aat up an army o f ooe million accredited spies—a half million accredited to the U. S. and another half to Ruiaia. Then let than epy i l l they want to. Actually, this Is lomettilnf like President Eisenhower's open ikies policy, only much more grand­ iose. But the idea to top all of Helnx' previous brainstorms Is the pro­ posal ho disclosed in a recent let­ ter to me. It's a suggestion to establish a Federal “ Idea office" fashioned after the United States Patent Office. Heinz reasons that, after all, this country baa awarded nearly three million patents for gadgets 10 why not for ideas on things like how to raise the standard of living! Or the beat way to solve dis­ armament! Or belter ways to teach sch ool! Or how to beat help underdeveloped countries! Most Important o f all, perhaps would be ideas on what to do with our millions o f defense work­ ers if suddenly defense were to •top. Id eas! Heinz Rollman la full of them. Perhaps someday Presi­ dent John F. Kennedy will pick up another ooe o f them. i A Judge says that women for­ give more often than men. Maybe because they have ao many more opportunities. * • * A collage professor aayi that talking often cures troubles. Sometime* we wish we could find out what curee talking. • • • promise o f ■ half a million dollars from the United Stales. But, says Upton, "the fire o f Operation Pan-America lias hard­ ly survived a barrage o f fin a n c ia l arguments, opposing economic concepts and conference dead­ locks." In this vaenum, “ ths vole* o f Fidellsmo presents to the people an attractive alternative to that which they do not have. "W hat is needed in this el*, ment," says Upton, "is the devel­ opment o f a counter mystical force to Castro which, by its Intensity,® will create reservoirs o f cspital by Individual and group effort, the greater share Latin American. "There Is today a surprising lack of any attempt to mobitise the spiritual and e m o t i o n a l Strength o f Latin America in sup­ port o f tha current struggle for economic and social progress," Upton declare*. — "A new Simon Bolivar for Latinos America cannot yet be identifed," Upton continues, “ but the concept Is there. It could bubble up from the bottom. But more effectively It should coma from the top, and here one can catch glimpses of a future pattern. "One can visualise," says Up­ ton, “ an address by the President of the United States, dealing only a with Latin America, in tha Insplr- W Ing framework o f hie inaugural words. "On* can foresee a meeting o f the presidents o f the Americas to rekindle the fire. One can guess at the desirability of forming a public relations staff to develop . . . widespread acceptance (o f the concept) In Latin America and the United States." £ These are perhaps s t r a n g e worda to come from a Philadelphia Republican banker. But in this connection "Business Week" has just reported that the Communist bloc Is now spending between $100 million and 9200 million a year to help Castro export hie Cuban rev­ olution through Central and South America. There is no comparable effort by tha Organisation o f • American States to block it. What is apparently needed la an effort euch as Nelson Rockefeller —another Republican— made for the Democratic Roosavelt adminis­ tration when he was made co-ordi­ nator o f Inter-American affairs In World War 11 era. Rockefeller’s job than wae to keep Latin America from going ^ Nasi. The Job today is not just to • keep It from going Communist, but to make It free, Independent, strong and stable. When they take away the cborua line It take the show out of show business. M eaerlal Gifta • • • for Nobody ever enjoys pipe smok­ ing when It's the on* that toads from the furnace. HEART RESEARCH Gratefully Acknowledged * • • All It takas la a lot of money and g flock of children to build a happy borne. • • • A hundred years from now soma of the things wa buy for antlquas will be 100 y e a n old. SEMINOLE • DeBARY COUNCIL F. O. BOX 106 SANFORD, FLA. IMPORTANT N O Iia T O A L L SEM INOLE CO U N TY PROPERTY OWNERS NOTICE la hereby givaa that nil persons, firau gad corporation* owning or having cootrol, meaegemeat caetedy, ouporraion or agency or PERSONAL PROPERTY la this County which la oabjoct to taxation MUST FILE RETURN between January 1 aad April 1, IN I, otherwise tho Tax Aaaoaaor will be required to aieesa euch property from tho beat lafenaatioa obtainable, aad the beaeflto o f any exemption duo which a n not claimed, caaaet bo allowed. HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION—Resident homeowners must file application with tho County Tax Anem ic at tha Oeurt Homo between January lit and April lot each year la aider to n e e tn tho beaeflto of tho exemption. Banka have been moiled to all who fOod application or audo returns lost year. These should bo filled la, signed aad returned to tho office launediateiy la order that proper exemption may be allowed. I t fi l « i y T o C o t T fco ro If you ban not received year application, please come into the office W A IN yo u s a v e r e g u la r ly bring your deed with yon. New (i W IT H O U R H E L R I Making jew city a better (lace to live, weft and nise • hm tiy- tne result el a aawiNfi WIDOWS AND DISABILITY EXEMPTION appkathmo moat be filed year alao between January 1 and April 1. Savings and Laaa business A W I SIMOOM MASSai mm M r m MARY EARLE WALKER rfm ra n b SEM IN O LE C O U N TY TA X ASSESSOR 3 ».-“ 1 * • �Bh» S a n foth Tr\. Mar. 10, 1361—Patre 5 Ntralfi Miss Hall, Theodore Russell Married In Home Ceremony £ f 1 t ^ ^ ^ v Miss Judy Reppsrt Hall and Theodore Benjamin Russell Jr., were married March 3, at 8 p. 1 m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Russell, Marina Isles, Sanford. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. A1 Hall, Marina Isles and the groom is the son of Theodore Benjamin Russell Sr.. N. IV. 94th TciTace, Miami, and the late Mrs. Russell. Rev. Joseph E. Stock, pastor of the Congregational Christian Church, in Sanford, officiated at the candlelight, double ring cere­ mony. The vows were made before a bamboo arch covered with orange blossoms and fern and flanked by candelabra with white burn­ ing tapers. A large white bell with while ribbon streamers hung from the center of the arch. Miss Ann Hopper, soloist, tang “ Wedding Prayer" and “ I Love You Truly." Recorded back­ ground wedding music and the traditional nuptial marches were presented during the ceremony. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a watts length gown of white taffeta. The bodice was a replica of a Vic­ torian portrait with Insets of reembroidered Alencon lace and string bow tied sleeves. The full taffeta skirt featured m front panel of lace overlay and unpretsed pleats ending in a perky bustle of lace and silk In the back. It was centered with a large rose of self material and pearls. MRS. THEODORE BENJAMIN RUSSELL JR. Her finger-tip veil of silk il­ lusion was attached to a crown carried nosegaya of pink roses few months she has been em­ of orange blossom* and tiny and while pom point with pink ployed by the Southern Bell Tele­ pearli. She carried a cascade ribbon streamers. phone Co., in Sanford. bouquet of white pom pome and Alton Bridges, of Miami, was The groom was born in Miami, red roses with white satin rib­ best man and serving as usher- attended schools there and is a bon streamers. groomsman was Tommy Russell. graduate of Edison High School, Her only jewelry was a pearl Following the ceremony, a re­ Miami. He ii presently employed pendant, a gift of the groom, ception and wedding aupper was by the Eli Witt Tobacco Co. The entire bridal outfit was made held for tho bridal party and After a wedding trip in south­ by the bride's mother. guests. Assisting the hostess ern Florida the couple will reMiss Betty Jcrnigan, of Eustis, with serving and entertaining aide in Miami. was maid or honor and M ill were Mrs. Richard Smith and Other out-of-town guests in­ June Hall, sister of the bride, Misa Ann Hopper. cluded, Bruce Russell and Mis* w is bridesmaid. They both wore The bride was born in Ft. Sharon Russell, brother and lis­ waits length princes* style liven- Lauderdale, attended schools in ter of the groom and Mr. and dar dresses and gloves, and they Eustis and Sanford. For the past M n. J. C, Hall, of ML Dora. Circle Meetings Scheduled By Presbyterians Airs. B P O Does Plan t p.m. Meeting Monday Members of Sanford Drove 140 BPO Does will meet Monday at S p.m. in the Elks Club for the regular monthly business meet­ ing. All officers and membera are urged to attend aa important business will be discussed. Monroe Club Enjoys Program On Arranging Storage Space Many a closet, shelf and drawer ■pace will have a new look In the 1 homes of the Lake Monroe Home Demonstration Club members be­ cause of the demonstration given by Mra. Kay Sassman at the monthly meetlag of the club, Thursday eveolng, at the home of Mrs. Daisy Dowell in Loch A ii» r . Mrs. Lucille FiUgerald served as co-hostess with Mrs. Dowell. M n . Sassman Illustrated her italic with a carefully prepared "dresser drawer, a covered hat hoc, shoe box sad a detergent box. The president, M n . H. L. Johneon preaided over the business k i i Im . The club voted to send o n Four-H Girl to camp summer, Mn. Johnson told the dub ben they woo • blue ribhoa at fair and alio five members rlbbems in tin Grandparents, Enterprise Personals Harvey Dunn has returned from a visit with his sister and brotherin-law, Mr, and Mra. John Earl Ogden and family, in Jacksonvlile. Recent guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. liters were Mr. and Mrs. George Gruber, of Dela­ ware. Ohio; Mra. C. L. P act and Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Gruber, of Mai .on, Ohio; Mrs. Gene Hsrrlson and daughter, Candy, of Orlando and Misses Audrey and Susan Hiers, o f Groveland. ' Miss Linda Dunn attended tho Seminole High School senior prom, in Sanford at the Civic Center, as the guest of Rusty Simas. Friends will regret to learn that Mrs, Earl (Sandy) Tyler la In Seminole Memorial Hospital re­ cuperating from surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Frank May, of Orange City, and Mr. and Mra. Jack Ryan attended the Central Florida Fair, la Orlando, last week. Mr. and Mrs, Harvey L Dunn attended the funeral service of Mrs. Dunn’s aunt, Mrs. C. H. Dickinson In Lakeland, Saturday. classes. They were also reminded that now is the time to start plan­ ing for the short course lo be held in July at Gainesville. The hostesses served cake, ice cream, coffee and ten lo the Mines. Hazel Gardner, J. C. Sapp, Louise Thompson, Clover Marrs, Lenora Andrews, Madelene Covcncy, J.H. Tindcl, Annie McArthur, Olga Hunter, Rene Hawkins, Shirley Hudson Mrs. Johnson, and guests, Mrs. Sassman, and Mrs, Chris Errett. Mrs. Andrews and M ri. Tindel Mr. and Mra. F. D. Craft, Tullia will be co-boilessei for the April St. Longwood, announce the birth mealing at the Andrews home. March 14 wlU be craft night at the o f a ion, Franklin Donald Jr., Feb. 9. at the Winter Park Mem­ home of Mre. Uerre. orial Hospital. The Crafla' have (wo other Tho ovarblouae ia tho atory of children, Johnny four and Dobbin tho aeason, contributing greatly five, who just returned from a to the re in e d look in everything visit with their grandparents, Mr. individual from beech lo ball-room apparol. and Mrs. Hendricks, ia Fahokoe. New Guest Speaker In Civic Ballet Concert Col. A n d Mrs. Doyle Col. and Mrs. William Doyle Three young Sanford dancers have as their guests their grand­ will appear in the Central Flori­ son and his bride, Mr. and Mrs. da Civic Ballet Company, when William Burgess of Tonnawanda, their third annual concert it presented on March II, at the N. Y . Orlando Municipal Auditorium at Mrs. Burgess Is a daughter of 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dernier of Lucile King, daughter of Mr. Niagara Falls, N. Y „ and he is a and Mrs, Res King and Joanne son of Mr. and Mrs. William Bur­ Iluhn, daughter nf Mr. and Mr*. Frank Huhn will appear in gess Sr., of Tonnawanda, N.Y.. Mrs. Burgess Sr., is a daughter of Col. and Mrs. Doyle. The bride and groom were married March 4 at the SL Marks Lutheran Cbureh in N. Tonna­ wanda, N.Y., They will remain In Florida for 10 days, then return to their new home in Nlgara Falls. "Aurora’s Wedding" and “ Lcs Panincurs." This will be the second season (hat the girls have been membera of the Junior Company of the Civic Ballet Corp. which is a non-profit organization formed as a public service for the fur­ therance of the dance and its re­ lated arts in Central Florida. Civic Ballet could not exist A t Class Meeting without local dance teachers who enhance interest in the dance through their ichoola and It waa through their teacher, Deanna McManus, that the girls were encouraged lo audition, along with eighty other young girls from the central part of the alatc. Tickets are available through Mrs. Rex King. First Baptist W M S Schedules Meetings For Monday The WMS of the First Baptist Church has acheduled the follow­ ing meetings for MONDAY. The Executive board will meet at 10 a.m. followed by WMS circle meetings at 10.43 a.m. At noon a covered dish luncheon will be served and at X p.m. the main program will be given. The Elsie Knight Circle will meet with Misa Sarah Tatum, 2404 Mcllonvillc Ave., at 7:30 p.m. The Frances Horton Circle will meet with Mra. Otto Thomas, 2004 Sanford Ave., at I p.tn. Plans. Luncheon Personals At Oviedo Club showed booklets she used In teach­ By MARIAN R. JON HA The Oviedo Woman's Club met ing both adults and children to read. Friday at Fellowship Hall for the i Following her talk abe conducted March luncheon and meeting. H ie ' a question and answer forum. St. Patrick'! Day theme was used Mrs. R. W. Estes, club presi­ la the decorative scheme, the dent, presided over the business. speaker's and officer's table fea­ L.L, Faulk and Son, who received turing a Urge green hat. At other the contract for* building the new points throughout the room mid chib house, will commence work on the serving tables azaleas and vrry soon. The Oviedo Club la other aeaional flowers and Irish now an Incorporated club. figurines were used. Mrs. Bob Parker announced A delicious luncheon was served that the fashion show, acheduled by Mrs. L. L. Faulk, Jr., and for March, had been postponed her committee, Mrs. F. W. Tal­ until April. bott, Mrs. Richard Smlllimn, Mrs. The president announced her ap­ Roy Brill, Mrs. Vera Bell, Mrs. preciation and thanks (or all work­ Lawrence D. Wood, and Mrs. er* and contributors for the re­ James Wilson. cent supper sponsored by the club Following the businea* itict-Ung for the benefit of the building ills* Virginia Chapman, who was fund. a Methodist Missionary in Cuba Mrs. George Kelsey stated that for 11 years, spoke to the group. the rummage sale would be moved She was born in Sanford and re­ to the Cameron building. Proceeds ceived her education there, at from the comc-ai->ou are parties Florida Southern, in Lakeland, held by the club to date amount and at Scarritt College, Nashville, to 837.30. Ttnn, She ji a life-long friend of Mrs. Lundy told the group that Mrs. George Carlton, wife of our 33 pints or blood had been donated First Methodist minister, both at­ to tho blood bank. tending Florida Southern together. She explained the lives of llsc people of Cuba contra sling the When mixing custirdi or other ilvea of the rich and the poor. dishes that call Tor hot milk lo The poor people thrive on rice, be added, mix the sugar with the bananas and beans. There is only egg and not with the milk. Add (our months or work each year, hot liquids or mixtures to the during Ihc sugar harvest. She also beaten egg a little at a time. j f Enjoy Living — in a Meeting Wednesday Osteen Missionary Speaks BONNIE W I E B O L D T , daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wieboldt, won thin birdbath, which was first place door prite at the Swedish Smorgasboard held recently* at tho Congrega­ tional Church. G. R. Edgerton won a pair of scuhorse plaques and Charles Robin­ son won a flower stand. All irixes were donated by Wil­ iam Bailey's Ornament Shop on S. Sanford Ave. The Adult Womens' Sunday School Class of the Ostcea Baptist Church and other friends from Osteen met Monday evening for their annual get together with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Morris at the MQ Ranch. M n . Harry Osteen, president, welcomed all and thanked the hosts for their hospitality. She Introduced the guest speaker, Judge Ken McIntosh, who spoke on, "Building a home instead of a house," and its connection with juvenile delinquency. He told of many personal ex­ perience! lie had In his work and stated that “ Children need modcla, not critics." Alio that, "The Cor­ nerstone of every Christian Homo la Love." The meeting was closed with prayer by John Bufford of Oviedo, A general question and answer period followed. H ie hosts served refreshments and an informal period followed while many enjoyed looking at the antiques and souvenirs dis­ played In the "Cook House." Those attending were, Mrs, Danny Neal. Sirs. Lola Brooke, Mra. Thomas Seagravei, Mra, L. \V. Jones, Mr*. Robert William*, Mra. Grant Clutter, Mrs. Levi Van Etten. Mrs. Harry Osteen, Mrs. Guy Beall, Mri. Earl Beall, Mrs, Ray­ mond Lawson, Mri. John Helms, Judge Ken McIntosh, Mr. and Mra. John Bufford, Mrs. Ernie Morrif, Mrs. Calarence Snyder and the host and hoateas. Civic Department THREE BALLET DANCERS from Sunford, who will take part in the Civic Bullet in Orlando, March 18 are from left; Lucile Kin?, Sheralynn Williams and Joanne Huhn. (Herald Photo) Hostess To Guild the evening was “ Give Thanka For Lent." AiaisUng her were Mrs. Alma Clayton, Mra, Faye Gaines, Mrs, Ruth Billhlmcr and M iu Mabel Chapman. Membera were reminded of the Sunday night atudy course and it waa reported that an average of seven or eight Guild members has been attending. Mimeographed copies o f a ala page letter from Hazel Flynt were given lo those present. She des­ cribed her trip to Berlin and the Holy Land during her vacation, while serving aa libararlan In an Air Force Sehool in Germany, Judge McIntosh Sanford Dancers To Appear Fred Smith The women or the Flrat Presby­ Mrs. Fred Smith was hostess to terian Church have acheduled cir­ cle meelinga MONDAY aa fol­ the monthly meeting o f the WesUyan Service Gulkl, Monday Night, lows: at her home on Seminole Blvd. 1:13 a.m. Fourteen m em ben and one guest Circle • 4, Mrs. L. I. Frasier, Chm., with Mrs. Vietor McLsblin, were prcscnL Mr*. Virginia Burney president, presided at the business 404 W. 19th St. * Circle • 5, Mrs. Clif McKibbin, session. Two members were reported 111, Chm., with Mrs. M. L. Cullum, Carolyn Carter and Saldea Wil­ SOS Elliott Avr. Circle • 4, Mrs. George Stine, liams. It was voted to contribute Chm., with Mrs. Charles Wilke, t l to Mrs. William Anderson'a lifetime membership. She has re­ 429 Summerlin Ave. Circle • 7, M n . Glenn Wimbish, tired as president of tho district. It was also decided Uial Mabel Chm., with Mrs. Sidney Ives 3rd., Chapman ihould present the love 141 Elliott Ave. offering at the meeting in Leesburg 3:94 p.m. Circle • I, Mrs. J. E, Munger, on March 17. The Guild will serve Chm., with Mrs. Fred Williams, supper to the young people this Sunday, evening, wllh Muriel 330 Oak Ave. Circle - 2, Mrs. K. W. Fite Sr., Gardner as chairman. Mrs. Smith led the devotioni Chm., with Mrs. Stephen HerHorst, Lech Arbor. and Mrs. Dura Wakefield was In Circle . 3, Mrs. Herbert Beh­ charge o f the program. Topic for rens, Cbm., with Mrs. W. A. Pa­ trick, Loch Arbor. EVENING CIRCLES Circle -1 , Mrs. Carl Lind, Chm., with Mrs. W. D. Adams. (M em ­ bers to meet at the church and go In a group to Adams home). Circle - 2, Mrs. Secy Xing, Chm., with Mrs. V. J. Marailta, Lech Arbor. Circle - 3, Mrs. John Wilson, Chm., with M n . P. T. Piety, Osteen. Newlyweds Visit home By .HRS. CLARENCE SNYDER Mr. and M n . Curley Tomlinson and children, Carol, Paula and Michael of Flint, Mich., spent this week with Mr, and Mrs, Wilby Coleman and daughter, Teresa Ann. Mr. and M n . Edward Todd were dinner guests of friends In Winter Park, Wednesday. Sir. and Sira. Frank Dcllorie, of Chicago, spent two weeks visit­ ing their cousins, Col., and M n . William Doyle and Mr. and M n. Roy Statlcy. During their visit Col., and Mrs. Doyle and Mr. and Mrs. Dellorte went lo Dade City to visit Mr. and Mr*. George Hauserman at the Hauierman ranch. The Civic Department of thn Sanford Woman's Club will pre­ sent Lt. John D. Langford, of the Sanford Naval Air Station, as guest speaker at the monthly meeting, Wednesday. A covered dlih luncheon will bu served at 12 noon, followed by the program and business session. Mrs. H. W. Rucker and her com­ mittee will be In charge o f U»a luncheon. Church Calendar MONDAY The Friendship League e l the Congregational Chriitlan Church will meet at 1:30 p.m. In Fellow­ ship Hall for the monthly session wllh Mrs. KSte Quattlebaum and Mrs. Georgt Chabot as co-host* esses. Not since tho days o f ancient Greece has Use fluid line been ae fluid — relaxed — for resort wear. Local Events SATURDAY Members of the MYF of First Methodist Church, will meet at 7 p.m. at the church and go In a group to Skate City for a akating party. Chaperones will be Mri. Ben Wiggnt and M ill Jane Cha­ ney. CARPETING Viaroee, Nylon, Wool A Blende DECORATOR COL O R ! 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" I am not picking ellhcr man," he emphasised, "but 1 have heard odda which make Palteraon a 4-1 or 18-5 favorite. If one man la truly a 4-t favorite, the two men do not belong in the aame ring In a championahip fight. “ I Ilka puncher*, and both there men can punch. But Johanaaon can punch better with hit right than Palteraon can. Thla doean't mean 1 pick Johanaaon to win, but it doe* mean that thla will be a very even fight—it la not any 41 affair." Schmellng pointed out that both men are In fine phyalcal condi­ tion, and that there la no psychological edge to either. "Patteraon undereatlmated Jo­ hanaaon In the flrat fight, Ingemar underestimated Floyd in the sec-1 and a round. You must look careond," Max said, "Now each has fully at both men and when you proper respect for Ihe other. do that for this fight, you have "Beally, it la taking the easy I to say that either man could way to just guess at a winner I win." LAVAGETTO of the Twins JyA U N M A V U . jr c o o K te ' * There acema to be aome kind •f a charm on the aeventh hole on the Mayfair Golf Courae. Thur*. day, J. Dan Wright of Loch Arbor made a hole-in-one. The 15-mllea-an-hour wind which blew all day yesterday, evidently were blowing Juat right for Wright, who made (ho 195 yard shot ualng a driver. He war playing a twoaome with W A. Patrick. This aeventh hole la the aame one Into which two ladlea last week dropped a hole-ln-one ball on the same day, In leas than an hour, an event unequalled In the history of golf in danford. ms uv a ce t t o * * * * * * * op M/HNrSOTA y f r f a s HusMtftTNt y tttiA W tm il 3 **9 MAJOR C£A6U£ fiA fiS JA lL ^ 7b 7 * 3 M/fiABAPoUB- / j Zr.tU M . AR£A. 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Kaiser Sparks All-SEC Quint BIRMINGHAM (U PI) -R o g e r Kaiser o f Georgia Tech, Jerry Gravce of Mlesltiippl State, Lou Merchant of Florida and Bill Depp of Vanderbilt topped the all-Souhe a a t e r a Conference basketball team announced here Wednesday. Tha SEC Commissioner Bernle Moore, In announcing the 10 mem­ ber learn, said tha four players were unanimous choices o f con­ ference ooarhea aa members of (he official 1001 team. United Press International They’re changing that big ques­ tion mark altar Jackie Jensen’s name on the Boston Red Sox’ ros­ ter lo an a van bigger exclamation point. Two Intra-tquad games don’t make a season but Jensen's sen­ sational slugging has already con­ vinced manager Mike Higgins that he'll have no trouble making s comeback after his year of selfImposed retirement. Jensen aal out tins I960 season but la being counted on lo regain hla 1958-59 form and make up for the Red Sox’ loss of the retired Ted Wil­ liams. Orioles Sign Young Hopefuls BALTIMORE (UPI) - The Bal­ timore Orioles today signed two 20-year-old hopefuls to farm club contracts. They are southpaw pitcher Har­ old Knowles, from Ntw Bruns­ wick, N. J., and second baseman Thomas J. Parsha, of Seward, Pa. Knowles, wbo I* 8-3, signed lo play with the Orlolei Clan C Slocklun affiliate. Parsha, 22-yearold graduate of Indiana Teachers Kansas means "people of the College In Pennsylvania, will re­ south wind" la the Indian Ian* port to the Claai B Fox Cities club in Applelon, Wia. Thrill Is Gone For Series Hero FORT MYERS Fla. (UPI) The thrill la gone and although the memory still lingers on, World Scries hero Bill Maacroakl knows he "can't lire on one homo run forever." Everyone In baseball, of course, knows about that homer. M ai belted it against th* New York Yankees In th# ninth Inning ol the soventh World Scries game last fall to bring the Pittsburgh Pirates their first world champL unship since 1925. ‘ T v # gotten over it by now," said the 14-yeer-old Pirate second baseman, fixing th* webbing of a new glove he'a breaking In. "That was one hit and I'm going to need a lot more than that to make a living up her*," W H E E L A L IG N M E N T W HEEL BALANCE Jensen, the American League'* moat valuable player in 1958 and Ita runs batted In leader In both 1958 and 1958, hit two homera and drove in four runa Thursday In Ihe Red Sox, intra-aquad game. It was the second straight game in which he has knocked In four runa and hia two-game batting average la a mere 1.000 — six hlta la ilx attempts. Heavy hitting by Haywood Sul­ livan and Joe Plgnatano, a pair of catchers acquired during the off-season, featured the Kansas City Athletics’ lnlra-aquad game. Sullivan belted out three hlta tu lead tha winning team while I’ignatano connected for a homer. Jerry Marx, 19-year-old bonus shortstop, starred for the St. Louis Cardinal* by collecting four hlta, driving In two runs and stealing a base. Gary Kolb, former Illi­ nois football player, alio drove In two runs and Mickey McDermott, a free agent trying a comeback, pitched ooe-run ball for three In­ nings Joe Amafllano bomered off Sam Jones in the San Francisco Giants' Intra-aquad game during which Willi* Maya failed In three appearances at the plate, Aaron Planning To Correct Error In Bat Average BRADENTON, f l i . , (UPI) Hank Aaron had aome new* for National League pitchers today— and it was all bad. "D on’t make R sound Hke Pm warning them or anything like that," said the Milwaukee slug­ ger, who "slumped to .393 last season, "but I'm definitely not go­ ing to make the aama mistake I did last year. " I tried to pull everything last year, and I mean everything, in­ cluding outside pitches, which 1 tried to hit to W t field. That’s impossible. "The more I tried, the more 1 lightened up. Pretty soon 1 was fighting myself up there at the plate. That’s not going to happeq again thla year." Even though hia batting average dipped from .US in 1959, Aaron was as devastating as ever in the long ball department where he contributed 11 triples, 40 homers and drove In 138 runs. "M y home run and RBI totals were ar good aa 1 expected," he said, taking time out from ahagRing fly balls in center field. "M y batting average was a big disappointment, though. I won the batting title In 1959 and I gues* ( wai trying to prove I could do It two yeara in a row. "This year I’m not out to prove anything. I'm juil going to con­ centrate on getting aa many base hits as I can and try to help this club win the pennant.” The 37-year-old Hammering Hank aayi ha would like to win the NL batting crown again and that adds up to some more lad news for rival pitchers, whom he reached for 354 total base* last season — a league high — even In. an off-year for him. Moore Putting Title On The Line TX>S ANGELES (U P D -D iv e y Moore, 37, of Springfield, Ohio, the little man with the big punch who won the featherweight title here two years ago, puts hla crown on tha block against 31year-old Danny Valdet of Los Angelei next month. Matchmaker George Parnas­ sus, who announced the title bout Thursday, said the fight would be held during the first week In April at Ihe Olympic Auditorium but he would let the public pick the exact date. He offered aa choice April 6, 7 or I but did nol eliminate the possibility of working out ar­ rangements for national televi­ sion of Ihe bout on April I as (he regular Saturday night TV show. Tigers Rated Top Small Five NEW YORK (UPI) - The tall and talenlrd Tennessee Slate Ti­ gers were named the nation’s No. t imall college basketball team for the 1060-61 season today by the United P m * International Board of Coachei. It waa Ihe second time in three yeara that th* Tiger* walked off with the UPI Trophy. They *l*o won In 19SR ami finished second behind Evansville in the nalional race last araaon. CAN CATCH BASS Beatty, Vaughn Pace Small College All-Cage Five NEW YORK (UPI) — Charlie I a good pro prospect by several of Swift, the only senior on - the Vaughn of Southern Illinois and 1the coache* wbo helped pick the team, Is 6-8 and averaged 20.2 Zelmo Beatty of Prairie View team. "Zelm o does everything a points per game. He'a from KoeA It M, a pair of 30-year-old Jun­ big man should do," one coach kuk, Iowa, and la another player iors who sparked Ihelr team* to said, "and he can do a lot of with diversified talent. winning teatoni, topped the 1960- thing* many big men can't. Cer­ "Swift is big enough, strong SI United Pres* International tainly one of the best players in enough and talented enough to small college AU-America bas­ the country." play in the pro ranks," one of ketball team named today. Vaughn, who juat missed being named to tha mythical team a year ago, and Beatty, who waa picked for the third learn last Jacksonville Kennel Club truck record holder Way­ year, were Joined on ihe first side Draw drew the favored No. 1 box for tonight’s five this year by Larry Swift of spec inI Inter-City Match Race against Sanford-Orlandn Northeast Missouri State, John Kennel Club dogs and will be hard to catch if he gets to Bradley of Lawrence Tech and the turn first. Porter Merriweatber of Tennes­ Velvet Sis, who ran first in last week’s series opener see State A A I. against SOKC dogs, drew the outside box leaving the Swift waa named to the third local runners in the middle boxes. The third Jacksonville team last year and Morriweather runner, Major Ilye, drew the No. 2 box. received honorable m e n t i o n . Bradley, the nation's leading SOKC’s Neptune's Rocker will bo starting from the scorer with a 3.1.2 per-game av­ No. 4 post position while Features Fair is in No. 5 and erage, ia a newcomer. Wayne Roberts takes o ff from No. 7. The mythical team was select­ Mayor A. R. Lormonn of Longwood and Mrs. Lored with th* help of the nation­ mann will present a silver coffee service to the owner of wide Board of Coaches which the winning greyhound immediately following the main rated the small college team* event. The match-race champ will be draped with a floral for UPI during the acaton. blanket in the ceremonies nt the presentation stand. Vaughn, a key performer for Southern Illinois In a 20-4 reg­ ular arason, and Beatty, a 68 Juniper who averaged 24.3 points per game and waa the nation’s second leading rcbounder among th* small colleges, were the most popular picks of the roaches. One roach described Vaughn, a native of Pamms, III., a* a DETROIT (UPI) — A howling regular all events lead from Or­ "can't miss proapect for the pros." team that never rolled together ville Smith of Dayton, Ohio, by 11 Ileatly, who comes from Wood- until two week* ago stole the show pins at 1845. ville, Tex., also waa described as from the hlg-nntue stars Thurs­ day night at the American Dowl­ ing Congress tournament here. Slu’i Drive-In of Urhuna, Ohio, Match Race Bowling Team That Never Rolled Together Steals Show At Tourney Cats To Represent SEC In Tourney KNOXVILLE, Term. (UPI) Kentucky, which usually man­ age* to repreaent tha southeast­ ern Conference in the NCAA tournament one way or the other, will do It again after trouncing Vanderbilt 88-67. The playoff Thursday night puts Baron Adotph Rupp's Lexingtonbaaed Wildcats In the NCAA Midcu t regional tournament al neighboring Louisville March IT-18. It marks tbs 13th lime Rupp will lead a Kentucky team to the big post-season affair and gives him a chance at hia fifth nalional championship. His four title* is already a record. Kentucky, which used to win th* SEC crown with monotonous regularity, hasn’t won il for three years now. Mississippi State won tiie championship this season and In 1958 > 1950, but declined the NCAA because of segregation pol­ icies. Both times the ‘Cats wound up the SEC representative!. Auburn was Champ in 1959-60. but had to yield to Georgia Tech for the tourney because of the Plainsmen's NCAA trouble*. The win, on the neutral Univcr»Uy of Tennessee floor, waa the tenth in a row for Rupp’a rallying squad, well back in the confer­ ence race two months ago II set­ tled a tie based on 10-4 SEC re­ cords. Signs A s Scout HOUSTON. Tex. (UPI) — Ed Head, who pitched a no-hitter for Uie Brooklyn Dodgers In 1046 and compiled a 27-28 record for them during a five-year period in the IStOi, ha* signed a* a scout for (he Houston National league club. Head, 40. will work in northern Louisiana and southern Arkansas. AUTO le s s fired a 3027 series to take the lead in the tegular team division. The pick-up team of three Urba­ ne bowlers and two from nearby Springfield, Ohio, had games of 957, 11)11, and 1059 as It became the first club to break the 3000 ae­ rie* harrier. The Sullivan Furnitures o f De­ troit completed their sixth game Classic Division appearance and finished with a 57JO total for first place in-this division. Amster-Klrtx o f Akron, Ohio, finished its Classic play with 6074. The Sullivans rolled a 2930 to pair with 2879. The Your Steel Supply team of Toledo, Ohio, moved into aecund in the regular division with a 2911 series. Former lender in this divi­ sion was Detieorge’s service sta­ tion of Philadelphia with 2010. Frank Dickes of Detroit took th* Suggs Heads Field In Miami Play MIAMI (UPI) — Louise Sugg*, the little Georgia ahotmaker who cun bent the men professional* from 200 yards in, heads a field of 22 women pms teeing o ff in the $7,500 Miami Women's Open golf tournament today. Miss Suggs currently is top money winner among the lady links stars and recent victor over a select field of men and women gnflers in an unusual par-three tournament at Palm Bearh. The tournament rovering 54 holes through Sunday is being played over the 6,400-yard Miami Springs course where the women will be shooting aguinat men'* par PARTS Unknown Leads Pensacola Field PENSACOLA, Fla. (UPI) — A comparative unknown In Ibe golf­ ing world, making hla first tourna­ ment start of the year, led the field in the second round of Ihe sixth annual $20,000 Penaacoia PGA Open with a two-stroke mar­ gin thanks to 25-mile-an-hour winds and a "running iron." Walker Inman Jr., 33-year-old pro at Elgin AFB, Fla., rode Uie chilling wind to tbe tint-round lead after George Bayer, Dave Ragan and Jimmy Clark appeared to have the opening aesaion sewed up. "I uicd my running iron to run th* ball up to the cup on my second shots because of th* wind," laid Inman, explaining the eagle which gave him the lead. The smiling Augusta, Ga., na­ tive, who has never finished high­ er than seventh on the pro circuit, used his eight-iron to pitch the hall 80 yards right inlo the cup on Ihe 317-foot, par-four 13th hole of Ihe wfndawrpt Penaacoia Country Club courae. The eagle, combined with five birdies, left him with a four-under-par 88 going into to­ day’s round despite three bogie* on Ihe front nine. Bayer, Kagan and Clark were (led at 70. Defending champion Arnold Palmer, the top .money-winning golfer, came in with a oneover 73, r i right ■ ■ Between down Between Park ft Oak 1st ft 2nd Avenues S m f f a s S olly f t h th e le e k e n b e c e e ie to ■ two Iff ACTION tfc* d m Mtteaf ■ 405 SANFORD, FLA. W. r ilS T Plenty Of Fans Expected To See Twins This Year . MPLS.-St. Paul (UPI) - Th* big rush has yet to atart, but Charlie Lavender did some quick figuring Thursday and predicted the Minnesota Twin* will draw 12100,000 people In their first year in the Twin Cities. Lavender, Twini ticket m a n a g f •r, said arason ticket* already sold total 8.007 — or 234,648 ad­ missions to individual games. That's about one-third the club's total draw in Washington last sea­ son, and opening day seats don’t go on aal* until March 19. i ■ JA C K S O N V IL L E T R A C K ■ TOI* I STARS FROM EACH TRACK WILL MEET IN A CHAMPIONSHIP RACE IN THE 9th EVENT MATINEES ONLY 20 WED.. FRI. ft M ORE * I I SAT. 2 P. R ACIN G I I I I it I I I M. DAYS i McROBERTS TIRE fA M U l DiMaggio went to the Yankee camp for m two.week special training period at tha request o f oo-owner Dan Topping. SOKC vs. i Bean Visualiner Service P IM M 8T. PETERSBURG, Flo. (U P !) —Jot DiMaggio is going to do hi* best to help the New York Yankees this spring but he's not interested in returning to baseball aa * manager. "Thanks, but no thanks," tha 46-year-old Hail of Famer qu ippeif Thursday when asked whether ha had any Ideas about managing a major league team. "How long da managers last?" I'm hippy with what I’m doing." DiMaggio romped with the Yan­ kees Thursday for the first tins* since he retired nine year* ago. He weighed in at 195 pounds — exactly tha same weight aa wheiu ha played his last game — ana*1 displayed the lama flawless grac* which helped to make him fa ­ mous. DiMaggio said he would mak* himself "available” to any young Yankee who might want his help but pointed out: "I know 1 can't teach o man to hit in th* two week* I'm goiug to be here. Be­ sides, the Yankee* have a v e rf0 good hitting coach in Wally Mos- MATCH RACE TONIGHT ■ i CH ECK! DiMaggio Nol Interested In Managerial Job * IN T E R C IT Y ■ are the coaches said. "H e’s an as­ set to any team." Merriweather. a 6 1 junior from Evansville, I nd, waa picked fo r hla play-making ability. E v e r though he was the smallest man on the Tennessee State squad which swept to the national small college championship. Merriweather still managed to average 18.3 points per game when he wasn't busy feeding to hia taller teammates. Bradley I* a 62 Junior from Highland Park. Mich. Hia 33.L per-game average made him th™ nation's No. 1 scorer, major as well at small. «T . FREE D ELIV ER Y FA2 - 5651 8 Ml. SOUTH OF �m ® !’ f fcanfnrb Frl. Mar. 10. 1961— Tafra 7 I r r a lb (DsaA fi ^ DEAR AB B Y : From the day we were C arried I gave my wife u very generous allowance, but ahe never saved a dime. She aaid she wasn’ t going to save her money for my next wife to spend. It took me IS years to figure out an answer. Now I tell her that I am not going to save any money either— let her next husband support her. Consequently, ;*we have nothing put away for our futurr and no economic se­ curity. Don’t you think a woman should aynve something, or is that just a man's duty? FEATHER MERCHANT DEAR FEATHER: I think EVERY­ ONE should save a part of his Income or allowance. A man is morally obligated to provide for his wife's future should he go first. But a woman who doesn’t lay away a little nestegg. should her breadwinner lose his job or become ill, is just plain cuckoo. , 9 . . . DEAR ABBY: Last night a neighbor o f mine dropped by unexpectedly to visit with me. I hnd my table nil set for a din­ ner party I was giving the next day. When ahe saw it, she all but laughed in my face. She aaid. "Fur crying out loud, you’ll have to dust your dishes by the time your guests come!" Now, Abby, I wasn’t raised in the ritz­ i e s t home in the world, but it was no tar % hack either, and my mother always used to set her table the night before. Is it really unsanitary? Or is my neighbor wrong? PREPARED AHEAD OK TIME DEAR PREPARED: Most women like to set their table after the final vacuum- FRIDAY P. M. By Abigail Van Buren • • DEAR ABBY: Our daughter married a very nice neighbor boy. Neither one of the young people smoke, but both their fathers do. Shortly after they were set­ tled in their apartment, they invited both families for dinner. When we got there the first thing we saw was a "NO SMOK­ ING” sign in the living room. I have never seen or heard anything like this before and thought surely it must hnve been n joke. My husband lit a cigarette, our son-in-law disappeated nnd didn't even come back to say goodnight. What do you make of this kind of behavior? STUNNED 'Daffy' Film Coming To Drive-In DEAR STUNNED: A "NO SMOK­ ING" sign doesn’t belong in the living room— but the host docs when lie’s invited guests. The young man’s behavior was childish. • • Nurse," which opens at the Moviei land Drive-In has a c e r l n i n amount nf ribaldry, hut is never |co urs e— it’s daffy, and it's a dilly. it will be the first run showing for th* Sanford area. It's action takes place In the men's ward of a hospital. • CONFIDENTIAL TO "TIRED OF DROPPER-TNNERS” : When vou treat PESTS like GUESTS, you are asking for it. . . . "W hat’s your problem?" For a person­ al reply from Abby, send a self-addressed envelope to ABBY, Box 3305, Beverly Hills, Calif. . . On Wednesday and Thursday, 1 "The Private War Of Major Ben­ 7;00 ton" starring Charlton Heston and 2:10 1:31 "Bed Sundown" will piny. •:oo On Friday and S a t u r d a y , 9:11 "Where The Iloya Are" and •: 30 "Freckles" will piny. The first H I film was filmed in Ft. I.audenlaie. 10:09 10:10 11.00 . 11:10 Who pays for what? For Abhy’s pam­ phlet, "How To Hnve A Lovely Wedding," send 50 cents to ABBY. Box 3365, Beverly Hills. Calif. !2:«0 SATURDAY A. M. ( D Hlen On III tironara Almsnae (4) Halurday Morning for (lie Klrte IS) Countdown S e n t (9) Kartoon Kapvr* (91 l.aarn to Draw (21 Hlen On (9) Dine Dnag (cheat *2) cart'ion* (II Shari Laiala Bhnw (1) Captain Kangaroo (*) Movl* at Tan ( ! ) King Leonard* (2) Fury ( D Magi* Land * f Allakniam ( ! ) l.nn* Hangar (4) Hoy nogar* (9) HKD— Mld-Florlda 1!) Tru* Htory ( D Hky King ( D ( o u p y Mala* .SATURDAY P. M. IM S ( !) ill (4) I 44 (1) (4) (4) !.»« C i II) I 40 I.', 2:"(l (41 (" 0 i i : Did (<> IC4 (9) (St I .44 ( l l ll) I II ( I ) (I) 4.01 l l ) (4) III 1:11 ( I ) 4:1* (1) If) 7:44 III (41 Third Finger, Left Hand Is Correct Dear Edyth: I "Please inform me if it U a setTula or I* it optional for widow* ^ n d divorcees to wear their wed* Ting ring* on the right hand in­ stead of th* left7— M. P. O." A wadding ring is always worn on th* third flngsr, left hand. A widow usually continue* to wear her wedding ring on th* left hand, at always. If she remarries, she has a new wedding ring and ratnoves her original ring, but a wedding ring is never correctly ^ o m except on the left hand, third finger. A divorcee often removes bar wadding ring, (because o f th* divorce she hat, perhaps, unpleas­ ant memories) but it is correct to wear the ring if she wishes, on the left hand. "A* it is necessary for me to wear my eyeglasses all the time I gave up my beloved earrings, thinking that with eyeglasses they looked like too much. I am a pro­ fessional woman and could not wear earrings on duty, but would lovs to fpr dress. What do you think— Dr. J." Pendant earrings are not very good with eyeglasses but those o f unusual shape worn close to tbs ears are most btcoming. Choi* eyeglasses with slender frames for dress and then earrings will be even more becoming. I tee no rrasoil for you to eschew earrings during your professional duties unless you wear a uniform. Small pearls art always genteal and flat­ tering. "I am tn attend an engagement party In th* early evening. What ia proper to wear? I am fifty, five by five, and have gray hair. Should I wear a hat or a scarf over my head?— Ella D." A soft and flattaring "cocktail" dress ie proper in whatever color you like, and a small pretty hat is smartest, but not necessary, An attrartlve veil ran be worn, but not a scarf. “ My husband has put his fool down—I mutt reduce, but 1 don't think 1 ran. We have fights about this subjsct. 1 am fifty-nine pounds overweight.—N. M." No wonder your husband insist* on a diet. You must lose those ex. cess pounds. Send for my "Exer­ cise and Diet" booklet and follow the routine. It ia elmple, but if you are eameet about, it will reduce. Send me a long, four-cant stamp­ ed, self-addressed envelop* and twenty-five cent* In coin. Do it now. FRANK SINATRA urnl Shirley y MiicLtiinc M in a hoc no from "Cnn-Cnn" coming to the Ritz Theatre Suntiuy. 'Can-Can'- Coming To Ritz Ones in a lifetima a musical ex­ travagant* o f th* hrilllanca and gaiety of "Can-Can" la produced by a major film company. "Can. Can." 20th Century Fox CinemaScop* DeLux* color *|>ert*cl* bar paid off with mors than DO weeks o f smash road-show- successes across th* country and ia now available for a special limited en­ gagement at the Bits Theatre starting Sunday. Heading tha cast is Frank Sin* atra, Shirley MacLaine, Mauric* Answer Is Frovtou* Pussw Famous Folks T Knowledge IS IS At tkii U n iSFtsUe Mater ISTrsp 30 Aalorlaks 10 Scowl 11 Minus IT Mat* IS W ed DELAND (U P I)—.Male Devalopment Commission o il‘rials and business leaders from 12 counties The Primary Sunbeam* o f th* Wednesday called for Floridians to First Baptist Church o f Lake taka an active part In boosting the Mary completed th* Indian Village atata to tourists and Industries. they have been working on and Meeting in a day-long session, tlis finished thrlr study o f the mis­ men discussed ways to give Flor­ sion book, Blue Flower, at their regular meeting Monday afternoon ida’s multi-million-dollar tourist trad* a shot in th* arm. at tha church. Pushing internal education pro­ Tha Ipdlan villag* Is mad* In minature, with wigwams and pueb- grams to assist cltitan* in how to lot, and Indian pottary th* children hold out a welcoming hand wrere mad* with clay. Following th* Commission Directors W • n d • 11 work period, refreshment* were Jarrard and former state Son. Fred O. Dickinson of Writ Palm served. Those present ware Claudia Bo- Beach. Dirldnson, chairman of the new­ man, Donna Avery, Curtis Craw­ ford, Judy Gainey, Rodney Goble, ly-formed Florida Council of 100, William Andtrson, Billy Mixon, suggested that Florida hlMnty ha made a required subject in tha Billy Dgvls, Steven Maas, David atoto’a public school*. Bryant, Rickey Wilbanks, and the Another booitar, ha said, would leaders, Mra. J. W. Crawford, and h* tha addition of a slat* promo­ Mr*. J. A. Norden. tion tag to b* placed on the car of •vary Florida motorist. "Tha development of pride ia th* On* of the world'* largeit sun d itli la located north of Phoenix, aacrat to salesmanship In Florida,” Aril., in the town of Carefree. Dickinson aaid. "W a'vs bean ex­ The only larger one la in Jaipur, pecting on* amall group (th* SUta Development Commission) to do India. 3V M a s cel studies Sd Under (preSsi 9T Staging ve in 43 Auctions ^ 41 Cooked YYdBLocaUoa SiMr.WaUedi S3 Lseve out SI Allot 14 fasten (II 7:14 C ) If) ll) I I* (1) (4) III 1.44 C l ill 1.14 i f i ll) 14.40 i l l II oo C l (I) 14.10 C l (D 10:44 ( l l ll 44 II) (I) t i l l * I f) IM S C l Dtttettvse Diary H ighly Mousa r t i y h a u n Junior auction Mr. Wlaard CUB Halurday Kowo Kartoon K a p u t 4* Mon Hal. Family Mitlnat MIA llaakalball NCAA llaakalball I'ro and Con ll.xvllng Klara nan F r a n r l c o * D ili Championship Howling Captain Gallant All gtar Holt Halurday Prom ll'a Tha Law Ntwrtcop* Channel Nit Newrirnom Channal I llandataad Inslda Sports Flihlng Pus Dennis Ih* Mentos I'nny Kipraaa Crntral Florida XhowC4SO Death Vallar Day* Hananta Parry Uatoa flooring Twenties Tall Man Checkmate l eave ll To Btavor Tho Deputy luiwrenro tv*lk llavo Hun Will Tr avil uur American H tr llag* Hat. Night Fights Th* Nation's Futsra llunenioho llroak Through Hhntgun Hlad* Maks That Hptr* Hal. Mgtit Show Hollywood M oils Cavalcade MM-rinrIda News Hlgn Off SUNDAY P. M. 11.48 III Tli* Christopher* I II W a s h in g to n the Job, but actually it ii every­ body's responsibility." C onvert*. (Ion ( I ) M**t Ih* Professor 1:14 14:44 IP:2* ll:*l 11: 1* 11:11 11:14 Itilt T:tt ( 2) ?;*0 (•) 7:1* (2) |4l 7.SI (4) t.II i l l 4:11 ( ! ) 1.40 111 14) Oral Raharta Accent Pip. tn* Plptr COS N'ewe daman Theatre Sunday Matlnt* Herald e f Truth ftotpal Maladlea Mon Called X Pula* Real ( 4 ) C hampion .hip B ride* ( 2) naakatbalt l ( ) Mundar i p o r t i Sputacular ( I ) Play * f th* Weak ( I ) nilly Ortham ( 2) Aak Washington I2> Calabrlty (loir IS) Amateur Hour IS) Mally'a Hundiv rnnnlat i*> llvckay and His Frlrnda It) U.K. Collaa* Mull Howl ( 2) Mercury W i l t r Hportt Parade ( 2) blast Th* Praia ( 4 ) I Lava Lucy i l ) Paul Wtnchall C l raople Ar* Funny IS) Twentieth Century ( I ) Shirley Tempi* ( 4) t . n , : , i l l tlrslhera Brinntgan ( 4) Maverick (21 National V e l. it (I I I'd Hull!.an i l l Tab llunler f t ) Th* Lawman 12) Chevy Mhovr III 17 Theatre IS) Th* nahtl III Jack tlrnny III Tha Islanders C ) I.nratta Toun* II) Candid Camara H i This la Four l.lf* III W h a t * My Lin* i » Winston Churchill ( 2) Sunday Night Hhnvr ( I ) Sunday Now* Bpaclal IS) Mtd-ria. New* III Channal S Theatre id) News, Watthar, Ian. Hmathir* ( I ) Hollywood Movls Caval rads ( I ) Blgn Off MONDAY A. M. 1:11 ( 2) Sign On l i l t ( ! ) Continental CMSiraom Today Hlgn On. Waaihar. Nawg Today Wake-up Cartocna New a and Waaiher Capt Kangaroo Weather and New* Th* Vltllnr Itnmper itoom ( » ) Karloon 1.20 l!> (») 14:04 121 III III 14.10 i l l (I) 11:4* (2) Ill 15) It 14 ( ! ) ll) (») ostrich K ipers Rescue I Ding Dong School Hay Whan t L o i* Lucy Orbll Play Tour Hunch Video Villag* Prtca la High! Double Kipnrur* Morning Court Concentration Hurprle* 1’ a ck a i* Lovo Thai Hob MONDAY P. M. 12:41 i ! l Truth nr C<n*f.|uancta (4) toiv* of l.lf* IS) Camouflage I2:lv (2) It Cout.l lla Tou ( I ) Haarch For Tomorrow ( I ) Number P ln . it I II ( I ) Fncui (II Open Window IS) About Fac«s 1:24 I D A* Th* World Turn* IS) I’ layhoua* I 1 01 ( ! ) Jan Murray Ahow I D Full Circle I D Day In Court 2.11 i " ) (.oratta Voung ( D Art Llnklallar III Hoad to Hatllly 1.4* i l l Voung Dr Malun* I D Millionaire II ) Qustn For A Day l;|8 i t ) From The*a Hoot* I D Th* Verdict la Voura l l ) Who Da Tou Trust 1:11 (1) Make Room For Daddy ( D n r lg h l tr Pay IS) American Handstand 1:11 I D H a r m Stern: 1:1* ( I ) H e r e * Hollywood ( D Kdg* ef Night l : * l ( I ) I O'Clork Movlt , I D Unci* Walt ( D Popsy* rityhoue* 1:14 H i Chat Huntlay I D Deputy D a n g (II llln Tin Tin Weekend T V SATURDAY Cincinnati and Lo* Angelas play pro baakatball on NBC. Parry Maaen’a problem on CBS la "Caaa o f tha Blind Man'* Bluff." A Jewel robbery lead* to munlar. Th* "Checkmate" c a n on CBS la "Tha Olft,” with linger Fatrie* Munaat aa guast alar In Ih* rote of a prim* donna who engage* in harkitag* fauda with her gypay aasociatai. Th* 00-mlnuU "American HerBag*" special on NBO Is "Tha Secret Rebel,” dramatisation of th* atory of John Honeyman, counterspy and martyr o f lha American Revolution. Hugh (W y­ att Earp) O'Brien playi Honey man. “ The Nation'* Future" la pre-empted. ABC a “ Fight o f th* Weak" haa Carman Baallio and Don Jordan, both former holder* o f tha waiter- SAT. . weight championihlp, in 10 rounder, SUNDAY Boiton and Syracuse play pro baakatball on NBC. Tha CBS "Sunday Sports Spec­ tacular'* will ba devoted to tho world bobaled championship* and aki Jumping. Singing actor Howard Kiel la Sam Snaad'e opponent an NBC'a "Celebrity Golf.” Ed Sullivan'* CHS variety hour at 6 will hava a SL Patrick's Day them*. Muiical comedy atar Tam* my Griniea and Pat O'Brian head the cast. Art Carney appears on NBC in an original TV musical trsatmant of Stephen Vincent Benet'a atory, "O'Halloran's Luck," about aa Irish immigrant who baeomsa president of a railroad In tha United State* with tha help o f a leprechaun. Tho Baird puppeto, in­ cluding tha lepraehaun, partici­ pate. MORNING 10:00 BUGS BUNNY'S BIRTHDAY PARTY 12 CARTOONS — ADMISSION 23c ft OPEN H i d TODAY SAT. I A? 11 NOTHING USS IHAN A MIKACll IN M0II0N I’ ICIUKIS' Check Tube* AI Home • Free I TV TUBE CHECKER fit. Brendsn, an Irish monk who lived from 464 to 677 A. D., it credited with discovering the Ber­ muda Island*. c SEMINOLE TV HALES AND SERVICE 3100 Hanford Ava. FA S*4llt TELEVISION RENTAL M O VI l R ID E - H E E IEATRL I’ llONE FA 2-1210 — ADM. 60s KIDDIES UNDER II — FltKK TONITK A HAT. NITE — 3 GIANT FEATURES — * NO. 1 AT 7:00 “ SECRET OF T H E P U R P LE R E E F ’ ACTUALLY FILMED IN THE BEAUTIFUL CARIBBEAN IN COLOK • • • STARRING JEFF RICHARDS NO. I AT «i6 l “ SURPRISE STARTS SUNDAY ADULTS »0e — STUDENTS 60c — CHILDREN SSc SHOWING A T l i l t • 4:00 . «;30 . fiOO ONLY PACKAGE” STARRING YL'L MITZI NOEL BRYNNBIt GAYNOR COWARD FEATURE NO. I AT 10i46 ONLY WESTERN TIIIULLS ft ACTION IN COLOR “ nCCTDV” UCdIKT J o b m m / tSSs AUDIE MURPHY to 32 stringed M O len 39 Australia* at W Md; i Piter 3S Bicycle part 37 Kvtd«a UOtherwtM 38 Pisces out m , 34 Bey. . “ as Pradeace'a S3 Rusnian vehicle 94 Trtnsf erred Chevalier, Louis Joutdan and Jul* let Prowse , Set in the lavish rnrls of 181*0. "Cnn-Can" revolves shout un im­ aginary French law which foi-tilds performance* o f the d n i 1 1 I n g dance on Ih* ground* that it Is "lewd, lascivious anil calculated to Inflame, arouse and debate the minds, soul* and moral fibre of the spectator*." What happaneil wl.cn a pair of Judges try to atop tin show It the basis o f tha picture. Residents Asked To Be Boosters Primaries Finish Indian Project THE FLORIDA Symphony Orchestra, under Henry Mazcr’a baton, will present the final Fops Concert of the '61 season, Saturday night at 8:30 in the Orlando Muni49 eipal Auditorium. The concert, sponsored by the Florida Symphony Women’s Committee as a benefit of the or­ chestra, will feature Mogens Kllegnanl, celebrated Ac­ cordion Virtuoso. Ellegaard has just completed an ex­ tensive tour in Europe and was on a UN entertainment mission with among others, Faye Emerson. 11:1* ( 1) (I) ft) 14) Cl (1) (») IS) (!) It) 4:SS <«» Channel I Nswsraem : ' 1 NVwi IM S 4 14 t4) Atlantia Weather l:*8 t 11 ( 4 i o u r Mle* ilroukt (41 Xawacop* ( I ) Mid Fla. Ntws 1:14 4 IS i » ) l l l e h w s r rn trol 2:44 4.44 (1) Huntley-tlrlnklejr 14 1 Fattl Pa s* 1:14 (SI AIIC .Metre 1.40 (II Plcturt of th* W**k 14) Outdoor tlullatln Board l l ) Nary Log lit* Till ( 4) Doug Kdwardl 4:4* 7 :S0 II) Picture ot th* W t tk 4:14 (II Itiwhtda I i 4* (I I Matty's Funday Funnlia I 1 84 tsi Harridan and Sunt I l l (21 WattlnghoUl* Pla)hoUII 1:14 ( 4) Houle Id (Si Tl>* Fllnlatonra l.ll 144 C l Sing Along Wi th Mltth REX HARRISON nnd Doris Day in a scene from "Mid­ (Si Hunaat Strip 1:41 4:14 ( 4) Jackie Oltaion night Lace" coming to the Movicland Drive-In Sunday. III 44 C l Michael Shayna (41 Tw ilight Zona 1:24 15) Tha Hatactlvee 14 J* H i Ityawltnee* to lllaiury 7:44 (SI Ij « and Ur. Jonaa 11:14 C l Nanacapa 7 II i l l Channal Sis Newsroom IS) Mid-Florida Kowo Her* ii a motion picture with an The other feature on the pro­ 1:04 11 1) C l Jack Poor ' extraordinary high quotient of gram is "Midnight Lace” starring l l ) Hollywood Morla Caleal:je . coda yocki, guffaw*, titter*, snigger*, Hex Harrison and Doris Day. Both (Si Channel t Theatre 1.44 ■mirks and cackles. "Carry On. films will play through Tuesday. ing and dusting have been done, but if you find it easier to set your table the night be­ fore, it is quite all right. Your neighbor could dust o ff her manners. » W eekend T e le v isio n 91 Lower S3 Evlrtf 3S Perry Ms son's Doll* 43 Dancing girt 41 Consumed 41 Kinds* light 60 Frsorh 44 Deposited 44 Preposition 4T Charles lamb 40 Denomination 40 Exertion Sm Th* "G r e a t eat C o lle g ia l* S h ow On E a rth " Tomorrow Evening — Ok) 8:00 P. M .! SEE A N O TH ER | ■ in Y O U R L IF E YO U M O TT S i l l tec F. S. U. “ F L Y IN G H IG H ” SPONSORED BY SE M IN O LE S W IM A S SN . FIRST SANFORD SHOWING COFEATURE SANFORD M U N IC IP A L Mellonville T ic k e t s : Ave. A d u lts fl.0 0 . near ST A D IU M Celery S tu d e n ts 50c Oe Sal* at Tewchtea'a, RwuaUUt’* a*4 Civla Canter V ot JOllfT NIVtt • iiS n bi> M n v B iyj| ?S S iM u iaw i / • NOMINATIONS FOR 1MI ACADEMY AWARDS BEST COSTUME DESIGN BEST MUSICAL SCORE - �Page S—Fri. Mar. 10, 1061 TO PINO LOT (4. IN Tl* Wfj. O’ Tki 8 I » 0 ’ TMI8HW- ; O '5IC T .0N 9i I M « t n A COMtft A KAN WHO pn o rw CAN. HP OWNS W 9T CP TH* V ^aB wO * TW HERALD Classified Ads Bring Fast Results S. f t O f t i r / *JTpf ; cowmrCrf 6. For Rent 1. L ost A Found 6. For Item 6. For Kent LOST: Stameie eat, male, leal LAKE COTTAGE, furniahed. 2 1-2 BR. apt. furn. St 1-2 DR apt., point color, in the vicinity of bed room i, beautiful view. Ph. unfurn., extra large, scar base Sunland Eitaiej. Childi pet. Ph. FA 2-8108. ent. Ph. FA 2-2990. fa t m _______________________ 2. N o tice s • P e rso n sls ---------- __- j l oo/,t h a t euyATtVte CIRCUS WAS .COLOSSAL/ A l it t l e pRAcncr a m d 1 CAN BP JUST UKerHif/ - A DAREDEVIL. O F THE 5 MINUTE CAR WASH SI M FURNISHED 2 bedroom house. Open 8 a. m. to • p. m. daily. Adull* FA MC64. S a. m to S > m. Fri, Sc Sat* lv> Carpenter A Lefter Velno TWO bedroom home. Telephone NO 8-6388 between I A I p. m. NIFTY-AUTO BATH, 2408 French Ave. FURNISHED effciency apartment. full bath, clean. $40. THRIFTY RUMMAGE S H O P 407H W. First St.. Apt. 3. opening day— Friday, 1:30. Bar­ gain*. Door prita fiven away SAN LANTA APARTMENTS Nice Saturday at 6:00 p. m. 204 E. large apanmema, 404 E 14lh 3rd SL tha Old Dixit Creme St. Ph. FA 2 42*2. Donut Shop. 2-BHD ROOM furn. apt. $65- 2101 Mainoiia. FA 2-3931. 3. Education • Instruction chicken / VAV DONT ^ ifty IF / WITHOUT NET/fA PRIVATE tutoring in bookkeep­ ing, typing, Englith, arithme­ tic. Call FA 2 8302. Legal Notice > iir ic r , o r a e r r AI S P A M WEARING THAT ILLY E Y E S H A D E f , ,'i N U T C H E L L ii*> I A S K E D W HY, X D O M X J - 'y - > t <au£«*"*ff5Ai LIN E TIIK 8TATK OK Kt-ORIDA TO J ill UTXUAN. IIKHIDKNCK UNKNOWN: A m o r n Complaint having keen filed aaelnet you In tha Circuit Court In and ror Semlnol# County, Florida, by MAT UTJ5MAN. f o r dlvori-e, tha ahort till* o f which ti MAT r n i l A N , Plaintiff, reraua JIM UTZMAN. Dafandant, thaaa preeenta ara ta rommand yon to a p ­ pear and flla your wrlttan daTanaaa haraln on nr bafora tha ISth day of April, A.D. ta il , or otharwlaa decree pro oenfaaao will ho antarad asalnat you. Tha Hanford tlarald la detlonatad aa a newepeper o f aanaral c ir ­ culation In which thla citation ahall ha publlahad enca aach wta k for four eoneerutlv# week*. WITNRRK my hand and official aaat af tha Clark o f tha Circuit Court on thla ll h day o f March, A.t). 1M 1. (SEAL,) Arthur II. ftarkwlth, Jr. Clark o f lha Clraull Churt Mack K. Clavaland. Jr. Carroll A. Ilurka Attornaya at l.aw P, O. Box ItO, Hanford, Florida Attornaya for Plaintiff Fubllah Mar. la. 17, It, It, 1111. la lha Court af tha Tannty Jndna, •an Ia ala Coaaty Btata at Flarlda. f a Frahala. la aa tba Relate aft □KRTRUDK K KITH, Dacaaaad P IN 4 L YOU DECIDE" . I’M SO HUNGRY, » MAMA, m . ■AT ANYTH ING YOU PU T ON ( THETABLE T |A LW A YS E N JO Y (A N Y T H IN G YOU ?>-* ( MAKE W H V o id m Y WC HAV* 1 HAMBURGER ■ N A W , I M NOT FUSSY, l ITMEQ' YOU DCCIDC, r s«1 m o m *___y ja iie w AOTIlK Nolle* la hereby i l t t n that tha undaralHnad will, on tha U n d day or March, A. D. test, preeant to tha HonoraLla County Judge o f Hamlnola County, Florida. har final raturn, account and vouchara. aa Exoru lr lt o f tha KaWta o f GERTRUDE K KITII. dacaaaad. and at laid tlma. than and thara, maka application to Ilia aald Judaa for a final aattlamant o f har admlnlatratlon o f laid aatata. and tor an ardor dla ch»r*1n * har aa auch Kxteulrlx. Dated thla tha l l l h day ar rahruary, A. D , 1M 1. Annla Maa St. Clair Aa Kxaoutrlx o f tha Batata •f OERTItUOS KEITH. Dacaaaad STKNSTItOM. DAVIS A Mcl.VTOHll Attornaya for Kxaealrlx Edward* Building Hanford. Florida Publlah Fab. IT, I t A Mar. *. It. THE C fB C flT COURT OF UK NINTH JUDICIAI. CIHCI'IT P AND FO R HEMINOMi COl'Nr. FLORIDA IIANCKMT NO. H I M tIK BOSTON FIV E CENTS t VINCI it BANK, Plaintiff i OH, THAT'S OUST ATOCBM OB OU4t AmtOCtATCN TO T M 68 HBKAL PC* WILLIAM E. KENDRICK and I1ARBARA LCCT KENDRICK, hla w ifi, and H E RBERT E. BTENSTROM d / b / a HTEKHTROM REALTY, Dafandanla NOTICK OF HUIT IN HOHTOAOK FORKCLOHURE TO! WILLIAM E. KENDRICK and BARBARA LCCT KENDRICK , hta wlfa, ] « t Country Club Clrcla Sanford, Florida Tou ara haraby notltlad that a Complaint la forarloaa a rartaln rnortfaea encumbering tha fo llo w ­ ing daacrlbad real propa ne, ta- iMff, vk . mwrr AflOVED.I I0U6MT ITA MYOK (0 MO gS ’L l ATTXfiCHACC ESTATE • Aucnou/ • I441W 3 • ROOM apartment, furnished, MO. Adulta, US N. Jaismine. CALL UP THAT LAUNDRY AND AUK TH EM If* TVMeY'VB . ho und * v m qm cm v w / " ‘l i t It, Block "E'\ COUNTRY CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO I, according to tha plat tharaaf aa raeordad In Plat Book II, papa >1, Public Raeorda af Hamlnola County. Florida, Ineluding all itruclura * and Da­ tura# attached to ar uaad la aannaetloa with tha pramlaaa. ha* boon Iliad agalnat you la lha abova-atylad ault, and you ara raqolrad to aarva a copy af your Anawar or Plaadlnga ta tha Com­ plaint on P la in tiff* attornaya Andaraon, Ruah. W ard A Doan, l i t Raat Control Avanu*. Orlando, Florida, aad Dl# tha original Anawar or Pleading In tba eftlee af lha Clark o l tha Circuit Court an or bafora tha ITth day o f April. I H I. If you fall ta do an, a dacra* pro confaaao will l>* ta k ­ en aaalnat you ror tba rail*! damandtd la tht Complaint. Thla aotlca ahall ba publlahad one# a waak far four cuuMcullva waaka la tba Hanford Harold. WITNESS my band and official aaal a f orflca at Hanford, Hamlnot* County. Florida, thla Ith day ar Meroh, I t t l . (SEAL) Arthur K. Backwlth, Jr. Clark e l Clrault Court By Martha T. Vihtoa Deputy Clark Publlah Mar. ta, II, t l . It. l i l t . I B. R. furniahed home _ STS > B. R. unfurnished . . . . *83 1 B. R. apartment ____ *60 ROSA L. PAYTON Registered Real Estate Broker Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha FURNISHED one bedroom du­ FURNISHED apartment, hardwood floori, Tile hath. FA 2-R20I. plex, Fern Park, 430 Sc 17-92. Ph. TErrace 8-3373. g-LAKCK room furniahed apart­ ment, ,'llu Magnolia. Call A. K. UNUSUALLY nice unfurnished 1 Roxsciter, Florist, FA 2-1861. bedroom garage apartment; central heating, air condition­ 3-BEDROOM house. So. Pinecret* ing. near churches and stores. Addition. Ph. FA 2-8719. No children, no pels. StiO. Ph. FA 2 4283. $50 Down, §50 Per Month 511 Locust Street Unfinished 1 SUBURBAN, unfurnished. 2 bed­ bedroom home. Will ftnancs room house with Fla. room, on completion cost Also, unfinish­ route 413; Alxo newly rrfinished aluminum siding shell home; cd 4 room furnished aparimenl. 3 bedroom located in Casa Villa Phone FA 2-3771. Heights, near Oviedo SUPREME REALTY FURN. APT., 2300~MciIonvTl!e| Of Orlando. Ine. FURN. Apt., 1 Rrn. water & Cilerry 1 3331, After 5:W p.n ij lights, g ll a week. FA 2-2764. FA 2 0935 4 ROOM, clean apt. 611 Park. 2-ROOM cottage, all utilities, week or month. Adult* only. BACHELOR apartment, ground 2404 Park Avenue. t___ floor, completely furnished. 313 |------------ . . . FURNISHED 3 room garage Palmetto. apartment, 1018 Elm Ave, Ph. MUDEKN 6 room furniahed home, FA 2-0838. exceptionally n i c e , *85 per T b EDROOM furniahed apartment, month. Call FA 2-0532. tile bath, close in, 601 Palmetto. FA 2-1374 after 5:30 p m. Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT CCIVHT O r TH E NINTH JUDICIAL I IIlCl'IT, IN AND FIIR hRMI.NOl.R I Ol NTT, FLORIDA IN CIIANCER T NI Mil EH 111.11 JAMES i'. ANDREWS and wlfa. EVELYN C. ANDREWS Plaintiff* for rent at 1810 W. Third St. Ph. Barlow, FIs. 633-2328. FURNISHED upstairs apartment *30. FA 2-6357. WE NEED 11KNTALS Call or come into our office if you would like (o rent your home. We speciallie in rentals, leases and properly manage, mrnt Furnished or unfurnish­ ed. We think you will like our service. Stenstrom R ealty tu N Park As-e Phone FA 2-2420 7. llusinesH R entals FURNISHED house at Lake Mon­ roe; master bedroom, knotty conditioned, downtown location. pine snack bar, near school and Call FA 2-0753. store. Also, clean, nicely furn­ ished apartment, 119 Elm. 2- 9. For Sale or Rent va. Bedrootn newly decorated. 801 ROIIEKT F. Mcl.AI'GIII.IN and wife, MART LOUISE McLAUOIICUSTOM BUILT Home on U k e. Magnolia, Call NO. 8-3287. LIN, Rent or sale Reasonable. D efe n d a n t * WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms Owner, FA Z-1397. NOTICE OF hi IT private batha, 114 W. First St. TO; ROBERT F. MCLAUGHLIN and wife MART LOUISE 3-BEDROOM home, GE kitchen. MoLAUGHLIN. 3-BEDROOM furnished upstairs, Total price *10.990.00. Small 311 R a il Shamf Road downtown apartment, $43 a down payment, 4<i% loan. Will Clavaland, Ohio. month. Call FA 1 3071. Tuu and aac-h o f you ara haraby lease for 1 year with option to notlllad that you ar* required to buy. 2808 French Ave. Telephone flla your anawar or wrlttan de­ Z-BEDROOM house. Lake Mary, FA 2-4935. tente*, |f any, In lha abov* pro. *75 month. FA 2 3686. le ading with tha Clark o f thla Court and ta aarva a copy thereof on tha p la in tiff a a t t o r n * y, Uliarlaa J. Cullom. I t Eaat W**hIngtnn Htraal, Orlando, Florida, on or bafora tha 10th day of April, D M , o r dacra* pro confaaao will bo antarad agalnat you. Tha Complaint aaaka to foracloa* a mor lgax* ancumbarlng tha pr o­ perly and pramlaaa In Stmlnola County, Florida, daierlbad aa Collow a, to-w it : The North 300 feat of Ilia Southwaat on *.quarter lHWl*l o f lha Northwavt ona-quarler. o f Naetlon t l , Townthlp 3a South. liana* I t Kail, lee* Eaat 14 chain* and l e u right o f w ay for Hanford Avenue on W a it Sid*. DONE end ORD ERED at Sanford, Florida, thla tth day af March, D ll. (HEAL) Arthur H. Backwlth, Jr. Circuit Court Clark By Jean E. Wllk* Deputy Clark Publlah March II. IT. 14. II. D l l . FURNISHED garage apartment; 3 . BEDROOM furniahed bouse, Casselberry. Ph. FA 2-8809. bedroom, bath, kitchen, water furnished; *40 FA 2-4043, after 10. Wanted to Rent 6:00 p.m. FA 2-4736. . TRAILER, 1 bedroom, electricity FURNISHED HOME wanted by couple with two children (agea and water furniahed, *60 mo. 6 and 1), no pets. Following FA 2-1305 beiore 2:00, after decenary: one-floor plan, air 8 : 00. conditioned; 3 bedroom*; en­ RENT A BED closed yard. Following dcaircd: Rollaway, Hospital & Baby Beds 1-car garage, auto, waiher «n< ) By Day, Week or Month dryer. Plan to occupy April 1, CARROLL'S FURNITURE 1961. Forward information to: Ph. FA 2 5181 118 W. lit. St. A. T. Gingraa, 268 E. North wood Ave., Columbui 1, Ohio. SLEEPING ROOMS, Hie Glhlea, 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. 2-BEDROOM unfurnished FA 2-3049 or FA 2 6347. bouse. 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath, CB house; fenced backyard; patio; bar­ becue, partially encloied carporte Ph. FA 2-1869. Longdale IN T H R CIRCUIT COURT. NINTH 3-Ucdroom - lYt Bath JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP FLORIDA from IN AND FOR aF.MINMI.R COUNTY CHANCERY NO. H M T JAMES A. WILLIAMS and OVIK APARTMENT, 503 Myrtle Ave. H. WII J,I AMS. hla wife, ONLY $250 DOWN Plaintiff* FA 2-6802. v*. No Cloalag Coot* CLYDE BROOKKK and M ARGAR­ HOME RENTAL ET A. BHOOKKN. hi* wif e; Elmer Prig. FH A BROOKKN and B E R N I C E J. Beautiful 3 BR., 2 bath home in Cone * BROOK EN. hie wife: FELTON Loch Arbor. Available about 28 BROOKEN and W Y L K N K P. fro In*. March. Large Florida room, din­ RROOKEN, hie wif e: MILTON BROOK EN and MA RY E. IIROOKing mom and built-in kitchen. SEE and COMPARE — EN, hie wlfa, 1160. Defendant! NOTICE OF HALR DIRECTIONS! 18 Mia. Bo. Nolle# la hereby given that pu r­ of Sanford on Hwy. 17-92 suant ta tha Final Dacraa af Torn Weal At Oar Signs. Foraclnaur* antarad In lha cat* of JAMES A. WILLIAMS and OVIK K. WILLIAMS. hie wife. v*. 111 N. Park Ava. Phone FA 2-2420 CLYDE BROOKKN and MAROARBT A. BROOKEN, hi* wif e; ELMER BROOKEN and BERNICE J. BROOKEN, hi* wlfa: FELTON RROOKEN and WYLENE P. RROOKEN, hi* wlfa. MILTON BROOKEN and MARY K. IIROOKEN, hla wife. Chancery No. 11.1ST. In lha Circuit Court, Ninth Judlrlal Circuit In and for Hamlnola County. Flarlda. I, ARTHUR II. BECKWITH. JR.. Clark at aald Court, wilt at D t M o'clock A. M. on tha Itrd day of March. D l l . aell at public auction at tba W e n atap* o f tha sanilnul* County Courthoua* to the hlghtal and beat bidder for caah, the property being faradoaad, lo-wttt Tha Waal I I faat af tha Eaat I t faat o f the North 14* If you are a Seminole County resident, but live out of faat o f Lota 41 and 43. Block tl, A. D. UhappeUa Huhdlvlalon, the FAIrfax exchange area, you may now place your Htmlnule County. Florida. Want Ad with the Herald free of nny telephone toll IN WITNESS W H EREO F I hat* cliurgea. Just cull ua collect! hereunto a*L my hand and o f f i ­ cial aaal at la nferd . Seminole County, Florida, thla Tth day af March. D l l . (SEAL) Arthur H. Backwlth, Jr. Clark By Martha T. Vlhlaa Deputy Clark OORDON V. F RE DE RICK Attaraay at Law m - S I I North Park Avaaua Sanford, Florida Publlah March D . D 41. Legal Notice NOT1CS IS HEREBY GIVEN that tha OaarE a f Adjustment at tba City at Sanford will hold a Futalal Manilas oa Tliuradey, March Id. n i l . la ardtr ta com tdar L«a vequesle far varleuree o f lha raqulranianta la tha raar yard aa se ria l* * ta ersearljr iacatad la Baa L a a l* Subdlrlaiaa, Third Iretlaa. ■ d a a r i » . La a A C b a l m a a fW GOTHOC* fOPATOUQCC $8250 :• $57 Stenstrom Realty N O TIC E! SEMINOLE COUNTY RESIDENTS C A LL COLLECT Sanford Herald Advertising Dept. FAirfax 2-2611 ounoNUHr. Office Hour*: • a. aa. . 148 p. m. Week-Day a, EVERY SECOND GALLON sr QUART * ! '3?Sf*WVr. • 40 a. m. . 1240 Nora biL Sanford Mrraid �The More You 12. Real Estate For Sale Tell - The 12. Real Estate For Sale Quicker 12. Real Eetate For Sale Iljr 33 LOTS FOR SALE: House and 4 acrcf NEW COMERS? NEAR NEW HIGH SCHOOL ot land. Rt I Boa 49-A. We welcome you to Sanford. If you Thla group o f lots caii.be purchas­ are planning to buy in our at* ed for only 113,000.00 with good 4 BR HOUSE, by owner. FA I-W7J tructlvs city ws hsva n horns for . term*. All loti 30 feet wide. you. W t offer our services ns home specialists in the real ra­ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Raymond Lundqulat, Assoc. tals business. THE TIME TESTED FIRM FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. e 111 S. Park Avo. Ph. FA 2-8133 FOR SALE by owner; 3 bed­ M ACRES on Highway 17-92 near room 2 bath home located Circualand. Adaptable for al­ 441 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 Mayfair lection. Lot 120 x 130. most any use. Roads on three Like new construction, 203 Scott HELMLY REALTY sides. For further information, Ave. L. 5. Church, FA 2-4164. 303 W. 13th Street telephone J. W. Hall, Realtor, FA 2-3641. FA 2-7603. Evening* FA 2*2373 Danfort) You R rralh Sell! Rent! Fri. Mar. 10, 1961— Pag® 9 2.». Plumbing Services Wall OUR BOARDING HOUSE FARMER’S AGENCY Legal Notice IV T H E COIIVTT JI'IHIK'S COVKT i\ a m » r u n s k w i m i i .k < o n * . tv, n om n t ciT iT in v IV a n TH E KSTATK Ol ANTONIO aUrZANC.t. D s e a itH . tub o t a tb o r F lo r id a toi AnLonla Marl* Bunanca, Gluttppa B u na n ca , Antonin llu n .n cn , (ilu.eiip* llu»*eiu-a. Itoiurlo Boa. tin e s * . Marla Bunanca, a U vs tor* Bulsanca. Tlndaro H u iu n cs , Tlndaro Lens, Balvatora Lana, Antonio Lana, Restrict Lam, (lluirpp* Lens, Antonia Bunanca, Marla Busisnc-s, Tlmiara Rut* ■anca and Aneala illovannlna B u n a n ca and any and all persona claiming an I n t a m t tn the Katata •r Antonio U u n in ca . dteaaatd; Tou are harafay notified that a petition hai been filed In thla Court to datarmlna th* benatlclar. lea tn tha abuva-atylad eatate, and you ara hereby rai|ulrect ta file In thla cauaa on or before March Slth, 1111, your wrltttn clalma, If any, rn tllllnc you to dlatributlon o f tha aaaeta of aald estate. Should you fall thtraln Judgment will bn entered In due eouraa on tha patltlon. WITNESS my hand and tha atal ot said Court at Sanford, Florida this loth day of Fabruary A. n. l l f l . (SEAL) C. VERNON MIZE, JR. County Judge Hy: /e /L e t h a Fewler Clark Pubtlah Fab. II, Mar. I, IS, II. RAVENNA PARK HOMES READY FOR OCCUPANCY Choose from many varied aitsrior design* slid floor plena. • 4 Bedrooms • S Balha • S Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 3 Bedrooms • U s Baths • 2 Bedrooms • 1 Bath with oe without screened porch. > DOWN 1PAYMENT ABLOW AS Conventional • FHA FHA In Servlet FINANCING s u v u s t s S b Club Bd. A Wsteh for M l signs. BUILT BY Shoemaker CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. 211 Wsst tills Strati Phone PA l - l l l l ELDERLY COUPLE — OR WID­ N.V. Farmer. Realtor OW: INVESTMENT-INCOME. 2465 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-3221 2 unit apartment house at 309 Alter houri FA 2-2618 FA 2-3012 Magnolia. Owner, FA 2-7004. CHARM - PERSONALITY’ - 3 FRONT LOTS ta residential COMFORT seclion. Phone FA 2-0763. Charming livable Mayfair Home. 8 bedroom, fireplace, hardwood floors. Spacious, well landscaped lo t Garage with large work­ Registered Real Estate Broker shop. An ideal family homr. Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Truly a value at gin,930. ROSA L. PAYTON FOR SALE: West of Sanford—3 "W E TRADE” ■ c m cleared land on clayed road—Suitable for citrus or will IV. H. “ Bill" Stemper Agency make 3 building lot*. Electrici­ 15. Uuainesa Opportunities Realtor—Insurer ty available. St. Johna Realty Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park GAS STATION - GROCERY Co. 110 N. Park Ave Phone HOUSE and lot, 715 Laural Ave., Going business . . terrific In ’ ition EA 2-6123. on U. S. Hiway 17-92. . . ONLY $8,ouo. 2 Lois for sale, 711-713 4 BEDROOM, 2 bath. FA 241233. 31.500 plus stork 1 Price Includes Laurel Ave., 31,750 each. F. J. freezer, shelves, display reck*, Deforgr, 290 Johnson Ave., IF A ONE BEDROOM cash register, etc. This 1* a rare Jersey City, N. J. FITS YOU opportunity to set yourself up We have a coxy one bedroom 4-BEDRU03I, 2 bath home, en­ in a money-making business of garage apartment completely closed Florida room, modern your own—CHEAP! Better call furnlabed. priced to sell and equipped kitchen, many other us about this today, ready to move in. Priced Rea­ extras. Call FA 20412. son able at 86 500 with terme. "W E TRADE" NO DOWN PAYMENT 2 k 3 Bedroom completely f i ­ W. H. "Bill" Stemper Agency ••WE TRADE” Realtor— Insurer nished Homes constructed on W. H. “ Bill” Stemper Agency your own lot. Mo. payments FA 2-4991 112 N. Park Realtor—Tnsuror only $39.80 k $68 30. No clov­ Phone FA 2-41.4 112 N. Park ing cost, no sen ice charges, no 16. Female Help Wanted attorney fee no title costs, COOK, experienced, Dixie Bell no appraisal fees. Call Diner, IIwy. 17-92. TE 8-1429 HEADLEY CONSTRUCTION CO. FA 2-8343 for appointment. IN THE CIRCUIT tO L R T , VIVTH WHITE fem ile grill cook for JIDIC1A1. C t llL M T IV I V D FOR nights. Muil be experienced, sew rvn i.K c o t ’v n r . Fl o r id a . non other need apply. Chick 'N IN IIIA M K H l N». non*. RAYMOND M. BALL FKDEItAI. NATIONAL IIOHTTreat, French Avenue, CJA'IE ASSOCIATION s *orP'<r». And Associates tlnn organised under i n Act o f 213 So. Park Ph. FA 2 5641 WOMEN LIFE OPPORTUNITY Congress snd m ist in g pursuant Laka Mary Branch FA 2-12D0 Age 28 ta 85. Wall educated, good to the Federal National Mort■ ■■• Association Charter Act, personality. Sell and service having Its principal office In LARGE HOME Compton's Pictured Encyclo­ tha City o f tVaehlnglon, Die. GOOD TERMS trlct of Columbia, pedia in your community. Begin* PU letlff, 3 Bedroom Us bath, corner lot, tiers now making $100 to $660 Vs. built-in r a n g e , refrigerator, J O S E P H J. M cG O W A N and pur month commission a d bon­ ItUBT O. McOOWAN, Ms wlft, Price and Terms Right, fis.ioo uses. Rapid advancement Bend tlefe nils nI e, with 3277 down and 1125 per full information and phone num­ HI IT TO F O R K C LO tn MOtlT* month. This la Hot—Call now. 14At. It Till ber to F. E. Compton it Co., Joaeph J. McGowan, and 1143 Mnry SI., Jacksonville 7, lluli> il. McOow an, ••WE TRADE" Lakerlew Drive, Fla. Legal Notice Fair Value Properties Hanford. Florida. You Joaeph J. McGowan and Ruby « . McGowan, era Merahy notified that « Bill or Complaint to foreclose certain niortgaga on tha following Ueacrlbad properly, to -wit: 1,01 I, II lurk I. LOCH A R ­ BOR. I’ lllLLIl'H SECTION, according la Ih* plat Ihareof as recorded In Plat Book >. Pagea IS and <1, Public Recorde o f Seminole County, Florida. TOUKTIIKR W I T H l G. K. llo l W ain Heater Her. I*. 7710755, Model VG St, *« Gallons; Nutone Kitchen E ih auet Fan, 10-*j O. K. Refrigerator, Her. XN SOS111, Model LB It. <1 U. Range, Her. OP n»0SSt, Modal J 101. Magic Cliaf Oil Spare lleatar, Her, l l l i i , Modal Oil II, HTU 71. 110, V enetian Blinds. 10. has beer filed a g ain st you and you ara required to serve a copy o f your anawtr or pleading to tha Bill of Comgalnt on the plain ti ff'! Attorney W AI.K F.lt. W A L K E Il * ItAto: Van Hklvtr Building. W in tar Haven, Florida, and file tha original Answer or p lea d in g In tha Ofllea af tha Clark o f lbs Cir­ cuit Ccu rl on or before March l i s t . 11*1. If veg fall lo do ac Judgment hr i a f t u l t will be ta k­ en a g a i n s t you far tha r elief de. mend ed tn lha HIM o f C omplain t. DONi: AND O RD ERED at San­ ford. Florida, thla Iliul day of February, A. D. 11*1. (•EAL) Atthur H Beckwith. Jr. Clark Circuit co u rt By: Martha T, Vlhlen. Deputy Clerk J, WILLIAM RARE, o f the firm o f W A L K E R , W A L K E R A R A HE, Vgg gktvsr Publish NEW Building. Winter Hsvaa. r ie r U e Attorney a far plaintiff. Feb. I I H O M ES A Mar. I. to, IT. RESALES ONE DOLLAR DOWN IS ALL YOU FAY SUNLAND 3 BEDROOMS w . H. “ Bill" Stemper Agency Realtor k Phone FA 2-4991 IS. Mortgage Loan* m ortgage loans FHA and Conventional Commercial It Reaidential STENSTROM REALTY’ 111 N. Park Ave Phono FA 2-2420 1 & 2 BATHS • DON’T FAIL TO AKK ABOUT OUH OTHER WONDERFUL SAVINGS ON REMAINING NEW HUMEti IN SOUTH I’ iNECUEST. Ilh ADD. Home* Feature Built-In Dream Kitchen* By — GENERAL 0 E I I C T U C Refrigerator — Oven — Range — Hoi Water Healer Designed For Better Living . Contact JIM HUNT, Sale* Manager O d h am & Tudor, Inc. Cor. H -y . 17-31 * 27th 8U Banford PHONE FA » 1 M I NIGHT* FA M M I J. lilt III.KV O D IIlM . 1‘ BES. 18. Help Wanted HELP US FIND THIS TEACHER Please pais tills ad on to some teacher or principal who i* am­ bitious to rain at least $1000 thla school year. We have posi­ tions in Uiia area that will pay trachrr* $1000 to $1300 depend­ ing on ability and available time. Qualification*: At least three years of teaching, good work habits and excellent char­ acter, Tha teacher selected will find this work highly profession­ al—and profitable. Write in con­ fidence, giving details and phone no. to R. R. Page, 1143 Mary St., Jacksonville 7, Fla. PERMANENTS $7.00 Complete with Hair Cut A Styling LAR-RK* BEAUTY SALON Ph. Legal Notice i v T in e e m e v r r c o v n r in - T i i r v iv T ii j r m r i a i , r m r i rr n r T i m WT4TB IIP PC OBIIII. IN A VII 1*0 H a>7MIVOI.H t'D I V T V , tv t i l « m n i i . r e a r . v o . m i s . THO MAS D. WAQXER, Plaintiff, MISAK PIUH voT irr: 81'SAN PIHII WAGNER. Drfa n da nt. to a p p k iii IVA ONER. Defenda nt US B*d(uf4 U r o l w t n ib s r . Pennsylvania TOU ARE HEREBY NO TtriK D that suit for rtivorra hav bean (lied against you In Ilia Circuit Court o f the Ninth Judicial Clr* cult nf the HtAta of Plnrlda. In and fur Demlnela County, under Chancery No. 11111. tho elyla o f said cause being THOMAIt p WAONER. Plaintiff, .ve. *E9AN n a i l WAGNER, Defendant. TOU A IIE IIKItKBT WKUUIltPI) In file >nur A n i s i r with Ihe Clerk ol Ihle Court snd to serve a ropy of asm# upon the plain* Hire attorneys, whoa* names and address appear belew. ea o r be­ fore the I lt h day ef March. A. I>. l i f t , or a Decree Pro Tonfeeeo nis> ha entered against you. (SKAt.) Arthur M. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk Hyi Marl ha T. Vlh lm Deputy Clerk K E t X T * HURT Attorneys for Plaintiff I West Cliurrh Itraet Orlando. Klurhla Publish Keli. *1, Mar. I, IS. IT. PLUMBING Contracting & Repair* Free Estimate' RE-UPHOLSTERINO, work guar­ 1961 NECC1II JR. L. B. sews for. R L. HARVEY anteed Free estimates. Phone ward and reverse, over pins and 2U4 Sanford Avc. Phone FA 2 3383 FA 2 7818 or TE I-253S. needles, beautiful condition, at­ RETIRED Plumber doc* plumb* tractive carrying ease, aaanrat Sell Ua Your Furniture. Qulek lng repairs. Th. Ml 4-7713 be­ • payment* of $s.*s per month Service With The Caih. SUPER tween 6 k 9. morning* A even­ for 8 months. Write Installment TRADING POST. FA 2 0677. ings manager, llox 20 e/o Sanford Herald. ROLLAWAY. llojpltal and Baby Beds. Day, Waek, or Month— 26. Radio & Television 2 PAIR full length drapes, floral FURNITURE CENTER dtslgn, with light background. TV SERVICE within the hour. 1100 French Ave, FA 2-1633. Parts A labor positively guar­ Ph. FA 2-7933 anteed 60 days. Service call* 30-In KKNMOKE electric range, 33. SUNSHINE TV, FA 2-U792. 4« ROLL-AWAY BED, Bcautyused 1m ( than 6 month*; twin reit Mattreif, reasonable. Call bed with box spring and matTA 2-2332. 27. Special Services treat. PA 2-4174 after 4 p m . SOFA and matching chair, with G. E. E'cctric Stove. FA 24)667. LANDSCAPING A slip (overs. FA 2-3845. LAWN SERVICE BLONDE spinet piano, like Dew, • BIG VALUES Cleaning, Fertilizing, etc. For can b# teen at Benton's Furn­ • QUICK CREDIT Free Estimate call FA 2-7197. iture Exehinge, sth A Ian. • EASY TERMS ford. INCOME TAX SERVICE WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS O. M. HARRISON 36. Rontn - Motor* 26tit Hlaivatlia Ph. FA 2-8827 New and Used Furniture lies. 1311 Palmetto FA 2-7948 Gatewgy To The Waterway Sll E. First St. FA 2-5622 Your EVLNRUDE Dealer CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING Robson Sporting Goods Maitrcss renovating Expert Up* 304*6-1 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-3*61 ALL MAKES A MO!) G.S bolstering. All .York Uuaran* RENTALS |8 WEEK teed. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 39 Automobiles • Trucks 203 W. Flrai St. (21 hr. scr.) Co., FA 2-2117, 1301 Sanford FA 2-3625 1938 MERCURY, atr condltkaed, Ave. radio A healer, priced to gall, NOW AVAILABLE: Parts and may be aeon after 4:10 p m . Service, Shelby 606 lKior Clos- Used furniture, appliances, tools, 1309 Douglai Ave. etc. Hought-Sold. Larry's Mart, rrs. 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 YvltUcIl Muilltenuiu'e Servlet) 1937 FORD VI It ton pickup, FA 2-4843 602 E. 24th Placa long body, repainted, A-l Cow New k Used Furniture k Appli­ ditlon, TE 1-1223. ances A Good Tlact To BULLDOZING and Land Clear­ BUY, SELL or TRADE ing. Clyde Null, Phone FA 2-0334 60 RENAULT Dauphin# with tun* roof, heater, whitewalls, only or FA 2-2903. 400 Sanford Ave FA 1-7150 7,000 miles, $973. Terms. Cell WILSON - MAIBR Sewing Mach. Repairs FRIG 1DAI RE Charles Craig, FA 2-3061, av*. nlnge FA2-8028. 34. Articles For Salt Sales k Service U. il. HIGH Ovirdtt, Fla. FO 3-3313 Daya Evenings Sanford FA 2-3883. FA 2-1391 Dawn's AUTO GLASS INSTALLED STAN CARS AT REASONABLE PRICES. . CAN 30U GET MORE HOME ^ DOLLAR VALUE J • 1 - 8 - 4 Bedrooms • Planned Lake Front Community • 6 FurmJahed Models for your laager!iou Minimum $350 Dn. pARK p ID G E LAKE MAIM MLtU. Just Weo* af 17-81 FA 2-8122i FA 2-SS70 2nd find Pnimrlio Phone PA 2-0711 well EXPERT LUBRICATION By Weldon Franklin, Ubrication expert with 18 yr*. WHERE. . . . 58 CHEVROLET 'i Ton Floetaide Pickup ..................... IIIBS 60 CADILLAC Executive Car, All Power ........ .............. 1399$ I I RAMBLER 4-poor Custom Station Wagon - ...... $109$ » CHEVROLET 4-Door, Automatic ------------------------- _ $1291 II HTUDEHAKEK 41Door. * C ylin der---------------------------- f 69$ 5N FORD V, Ton Pirkup ............................... I H95 37 CADILLAC Coupe deVille, Ail P ow er___ __________ 81985 $1 CHEVROLET Btlair 4-Door V-8, Power G lid e ....- ....... 81193 SI CADILLAC Hardtop Coupe ............................ ............ .. $ 693 57 FORD 4-Door Falrfane 300. Automatic ...... ....... ....... 31095 $7 RUICK Century 4-Dour Hardtop ............ ....... I I 193 56 CHItYHI.EIt New Yorker Station W a g on ------------------.. 31093 56 CHEVROLET 4-Door. I'owergllde . - ..... . - .... I 695 36 HUICK 4-Door, Standard Transmission ........... ...... .......... 8 69$ 34 PLYMOUTH 4-Door Station Wagen. A /C - ---- ---------- 3 6*8 36 MERCURY 4-Door Monterey, Power Steering--------------I 613 S3 MERCURY 9 Paawnger Station Wagon ..................... . 3 691 53 DODGE Km at Lancer Hardtop ------ -----------• 593 31 CADILLAC 4-Door, All Power ...................... 31081 53 RAMBLER Station Wagon ....................... . 3 298 53 CHEVROLET 4 Door 210. Standard Shift ................... I 393 36 FORD Vi Ton Pickup, 6 C ylinder.........- ... — I »»* B E H N E Y, known P eru end Service Manager welromee ell car owners to com* In for feet and efficient Auto Service. H 0 1LER S - S A N FO R D . , W H E R E ... TODAY'S Feature— f a o jw jn i f U SED C A R S 1956 Rambler SUPER CROSS COUN­ TRY STATION WAG­ ON; Six Cylinder, SUad a r d Tnuuiaiealoo. America’s Number Om Economy Station Wagon For Only *695 19SS CENTURY Four Door HARDTOP; Radio and Heater, Antorngtlc Traruunloaioa. A Popular Car At A Keaeonable Price. We have a new Service Manager! WHERE THRIFTY PEOPLE BUY QUALITY W H E I tl . WORK and Dress Shoes $3.98 up. Cota $4.91. T-Shirt* *8c. A r o y j Navy Surplus, Ale Sanford* Avef Jenkins Furniture 21. Heauty Saionv 2640 Hiawatha 34. Articles For Sals Llguatrum, 10 for $12.30. Gardenia W H E E L CHAIRS, crutch**, plants, large, full o f budi, $3.50. canas, walker*. COUNTRY CLUB NURSERY FREE DELIVERY W. 20th SL Near Golf Course Preacripllona our Specialty Ph. FA 2-3906 FAUST'S Rx PHARMACY 2nd and MeUonvlUt 33. Furniture Ph. FA 2-7107. INCOME TAX HOVE IN IMMEDIATELY VA Financing At 5** ft Interest . READY MIXED CONCRETE Outdoor Table Top* A Seats Lot Markers — Sills — Llatela Stepi — Patio Blocks — Sand ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. ments, invoices, band bills, and Ph. FA 2-3731 programs, etc. Progressiva 309 Elm. Av«. Beauty Salon Printing Co. Puona FA 2-2931— FACTORY "TO YOUWalker Building 306 West 13th SI. ALUMINUM BLINDS 2810 Oak FA 2-7684 Enclosed head. Sag-proal bottom FIANO TUNING k REPAIRING rail with plaitle ends. Plastic HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK W. L. HARMON or rayon lapea. Cotton or nylon Harriett, Eva Jo k Bob Ph. FA 2-4223 cords. 103 So Oak FA 2-3742 Senknrik Glims and Paint Co. T. V. STAMPS BOOKKEEPING. incomo tax, Ph. FA t-4622 payroll; Individuals or smali 210 Magnolia businesses. Call FA 2 6302, EXPERIENCED waitress, fnsldu 22. BttUd • Faint • Repair work, nights. Apply Chirk 'N PUMPS - SPRINKLERS ROOM SPF.C1AI $14 05. Paint­ Treat, French Avenue. All lypci and sizes, Installed ing itiildc and out. Call Mr. "D o It Vouraelf” BOOKKEEPER for local down­ Tasker, FA 2 6130. town office. Some typing re­ WE REPAIR AND SERVICE S T I N E quired; shorthand desirable, but PLATT'S CARPENTRY Services, new work k repair. Specialise not necessary. Salary commen­ Machinery and Supply Co. lo Fla. room enclosures. Pb. 207 W. 2nd St. surate with experience and abili­ Ph. FA 2-6432 FA 2-T410. ty. Reply to Box 3, c /o Sanford Herald. PAINTING: Colors a specially. Qualified Srrvicu 4 LADIES wanted u> dn telephone Residential, commercial, Indus­ il. L. Whelchel survey work from our office. trial Licensed and bonded. For appointment call FA 2-2010 Good pay. Short hour*. Conlact Work guaranteed. Free call A I. KUHN SAYS: . Mr. Adkins, Valdcr lintel, Mon­ male*. Charlie llurrla, FA 2 4374 Fifty ebuita cera to choose I 20. Automobile Service day. No phone calls. ot FA 2-4437. from. Stop by end compere eur I qiiHlity end etui prices. quality ;j CARPENTRY, painting, roofing 39 PLY wagon 4 dr., aheap 1897 ' W A N T A D S BRING and cement work. FA 2-4890. 87 OLDH convertible ........ 1297 I 39 FORD wagon, 2 d r . ...... 797 I Wimlfthicld Ruck GI uhh F A S T RESULTS 23. liulldiftg M«terlnln S3 FORD 4 d r, t»/T - .... 397 ' Door GIuhh Vent Glusi 61 CIIEV 2 dr...... - — - 248 I SERVICE LUMBER - HARDWARE • PAINT 17. Male Help W anted Senkarik Glass and Faint Co. ROOFING FHA Loans 210 Magnolia PI*. FA 2-4622 B. EDWARDS APPLICATIONS are being taken BUILDERS SUPPLIES for new and used car salesmen: We Give TV Stamps 31. Poultry • FcIh • Livestock prefer experienced men but will FA 2-7898 consider Inexperienced person 903 W. 3rd SL HEALTHY baby psrakeeti for who la willing to work hard and ■ale. FA 2-1033. learn. Excellent working condi­ 24. Electrienl Service* tions, commission tails. Apply PET MONKEY and cage $60. Pb. ^ Hwy. 17-98 Ith. A French | Stricklxnd-Morrison. Inc.. Ford, ELEC, fan, air conditioner and FA 1 6610. water pump motors rewound Falcon, Thunderbird Dealer, snd serviced. “ 24 hour service” Sanford. lOSH E. 18th St Sanford, Fla. 2 MEN wantad for light del Wary work, full or part lime. Must House Wiring — Electric Servlet have own transportation. Con­ Frigldaire Appliances tact Mr. Adkins, Valdez Hole], Sid Vililen — Randall Electric Monday. No phone rails. 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-UOlt ESTATES Monthly Payments Lower Than Rcnl I Insurer 112 N. Park PANSIES GRAPEVILLE NURSERY GrapevlUe Ava, near 20th SL AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT anil REPAIR WORK 1U07 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6362 Stenstrom Realty Dial F A 2 - 2 6 1 1 32. Flowers • Tree* • Shrubs Plumbing & Honting St. Johns Realty Co. FOR SALE IN EXCLUSIVE SOUTH SYLVAN LAKE SHORES Beautiful 1 bedroom home; fully equipped; central heat; double garage, enclosed: intercom system; large lakefront lot, landscaped, with sprinkler sys­ tem. A bargain at 123,300.00. For information call FA 2-7896 daya, or FA 2-6368 nighta or Sunday* H ire! experience products. with Chryelet FACTORY TRAINED ME­ CHANICS Jim Hmllh end Kay Hell insure# your car o f lha boat aervlcee. STAN UEHNEY 1949 Pontiac FOUR DOOR S E D A N . Dependable Second CM Transportation. S P E C IA L ! *145 PONTIAC • BU1CK - it Modern Shop ★ Latest Equipment it F A C T O R Y T R A IN E D P E R S O N N E L RAMBLER DEALER B ILL Seminole County Motors, Inc. HEMPHILL YOUR LOCAL DEALER — Dodge, Chryekr, Lancer, Reoaalt A Peugeot 510 E. Finit St. Ph. FA 1-6414 M O TO RS SOI W. FIRST fl^, �9S» •tnfirrB WrraTB Page 10— Fri. Mar. 10, 1061 WASHINGTON (U PI) Con­ cerned lawmakers In both the Senate and House looked to­ day for a way to keep the rellgious Issue from killing President Kennedy'! entire federal school aid program. Aa pressure mounted in the publie-private achoo! aid dlipule, dif­ fering propoaal* were advanced to separate loans to private and parochial school* from grani* to public schoola. But tha situation remained so muddled that the only agreemrnt seemed to be that aid to rducalion of any kind la in aerioui trouble. The religious issue appeared likely to come up today *1 the Senate education subcommittee's bearings on Kennedy's 12-3 billion proposal to help slates pay teach­ ers and build school*. The subcommittee scheduled tfttlfnpny from BaptJit, Unitarian and Masonic groups, ft will bear Roman Catholic ipokeimen next week. Chairman Adam Claylon Powall, (D-N.V.,) of the Houis Educstlou and Labor Committee pro­ posed hli solution tale Thursday. Declaring that under present cir­ cumstance! Kennedy's aid requeat waa doomed, Powell suggested separate legislation to authorize loans to private and parochial .schools from the elementary to Collage levels. Powell's approach “ to clear the •lr" differed from that of Sen. Joseph S. Clark Jr., (D -P a „) a member o f the Senate subcom­ mittee. Clark proposed Inserting g three-year, 1305 million loan program for private schools into tha general school aid bill. Clark, a Protestant, won the year. Kennedy waa tha only Calh olio senator to oppose it when llic proposal was narrowly defeated. Mr. J. Arthur (Jack) Edward*, 73, died Thursday at hli home an Lake Emma near Lake Mary. A native of Chaptico, Md., ha had lived In Lake Mary for the pest iwo-and-one-half years after retiring aa manager of passenger traffic tor Southern Railroad Syatern of Cincinnati, Ohio, He waa a member of All Soule Catholic Church, of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce and of several rail­ road organizations. Survivors Include hit wife, lire. Dorothy Edwarda, Lake Mery; four eons, J. A., Detroit, Mieh.; Jerome H., Austell, Ga.; Carroll E. and IJoyd E., Lake Mary; one daughter, Mr*. Kay Michael, Erlsogcr, Ky.; three aletore, Mra, A. C. Welch end H n . Charles R. Kinsey, Chap- end seven grandchildren. Rosary service! will be held today et Brieaon Funeral Home at 8:30 p. in. The body will lie sent to Leondardtown, Md. for funeral ami burial. Youth Crusade Starts Today "N ew Frontiers" for Christian young people will be the theme of t unique youth-for-youth evengeUalle crusade expected to at­ tract hundreds from Seminole and Orange counties. The nine-day eerie* will begin today at 7:43 p. m. in the Forest Laka Acadaroy and auditorium, osar Forest City on Bit 438. Gueat speaker for tha crusade will be Paalor W. J, Ilackclt, Boston, M»** , a world youth avangelUt, now serving a* pres­ ident of the Atlantic Union Con­ ference ot Seventh-day Adventtots. Hia opening lecture will be, “ Youth's Future Deatlny." Oviedo Women Plan Bake Sale The Oviado Woman's Club will aponaor a bake sale at tbe Jones Bldg. Monk IS with proceeds to be added to tha building fund. Mrs. George Kelsey, finance ehalrmao haa announced that (ba and casual clothes were bustin’ out all over the Cupri Thursday as styles from the Hollywood Shop were modeled In the regular noon fashion showing. Clothes were selected by the Hollywood Shop man­ ager, Miss Rose Levy, and models’ coiffures were done by Harriett's Beauty Nook. Photographs of the models showing o ff the new styles were taken for The Herald by Bernard Reid. JUDY HERRON weara a lovely diagonal striped blue and green dacron frock from thq Wendy Woods col­ lection. NORA WILLIAMS shows three pieces o f an 11 piece mutchcd selection of plaid print and solid colors in sports wear, a Bobby Brooks style. A second Sunday of matinee racing sponsored by the Cassel­ berry Lions Club will be held at Seminole Park Raceway on Starch 12. for the benefit of the club'i Sight Conservation Fund. In addition to three haraea* recce there will be a five race card of qusrierhorse racee put on by membera of tha Florida Quarierhorae Assoc) alion. A new sport to Central Florida, quarteriiorse racing, according to il* devotees, packs more thrill and punch per race then any other kind of racing sport. Run at distances of 350, 400, 440 and CG0 yards, the quarterhorse race is a flat-out, go-forbroke proposition with the horsea doing their utmost over the short dash distance. An additional fea­ ture of this portion of the pro­ gram will be a caw pony race which will run at a ahorter dia­ ls nee than the heats for the reg­ istered quarierhortes. The prorcedi from the after­ noon's card will go to help in­ crease the scope of the Cassclbery Lions Club's work in the field o f sight conservation, ac­ cording to club president Elton P. Richards. In its short eight year history tha club has been able to a u lit over 200 needy children and adults with glasses, medical care and aye surgery. The Oviedo Cuba (Oviedo Wom­ an’! Club) taka on the SL Luke's Court Crawlers (St. Luke's Mis­ sionary Guild) in an exhibition basketball thriller Saturday at Ih* Oviedo High Gym. Playing with the Cubs are sev­ eral high school start of the pail and tha Crawlers alto have tome former Oviedo players on their team. The women have been getting in some practice this week wtlh Jimmy Jones and Jimmy DeShazo pinch hitting aa referees during sums of the practice night games. Cub Player Mrs. Dick Parker Tuesday suffered a cut chin from a fail during practice which re­ sulted In a visit to Dr. Stontr for treatment. Proceeds earned by the Wom­ en's Club will go to the building fund. A Junior High girl* game be­ tween Oviedo and Slavic will open the play at 7 p. m. Follow­ ing this gam* the women take over the courts and winding up the evening's activities will be a game between Junior high boya of Oviedo end Sis via. Enterprise Sets Sunrise Service Officials Appear On Panel Program A t Longwood SATURDAY Longwood Fir* Dept, annual chicken dinner, Shadyside Park, 4 County Clerk Arthur Beckwith, p. in. City Judge Kenneth McIntosh end MONDAY Lcdr. Jack Langford, Navy public Lake Mary Boy Scout Troop 142, relatione man, wars panel proScout Hut, 7 p. m. gram gueata at the met ting of Longwood Elementary School'* Longwood Boya Scouta, Baptist Church, 7 p. m. Longwood Merchant's A m , • p. m. ton g wood Voluntesr Fir* Dept., Fir* Hall, 7:30 p. m. Casselberry Board of Alderman, Town Hail 7:30 pm. • • • Oviedo Masonic Lodge 243, Ma­ sonic Hall, ■ p. m. T V ’s ‘Mr. M agic’ To Be A t Carnival In a special message Kennedy told Congress it must redeem the plrdge of the Housing Act railing for “ a decent home and suitable living environment for e v e r y American family." To achieve this goal, (lie Presi­ dent proposed expansion of pres­ ent federal housing efforts and auroral new uses o f federal martgnga Insurance. Kennedy made these proposals: Temporary, experimental use of no-down payment, 40-year insured mortgages available to any family for purchase o f * home costing up to about 1 13,B00. These loans, mad* by privat* lenders and insur­ ed by the Federal Housing Admin­ istration, now ara available only to families displaced by public pro­ ject*. tow-interest government loans fo r construction of rental and co­ operative housing. Officials are thinking about asking Congress for |900 million for these loons. They would bo made to local hous­ ing authorities, cooperatives, non­ profit association* and limitedprofit corporations. Action by Congress to permit tha Public Routing Administration to subaidiM construction o f 100,000 low-rant housing unit*. “ Un­ less we increase the supply o f lowrent housing, our communities cannot rid UiamaalvM at alums," KvIUUnly aa ld . Doubling Urn present authorisa­ tion o f |50 million far direct tonne to non-profit groups for aonatrac- Mr*. Arthur Rhode*, president of tho Longwood Elamantary P-TO, announced at the leat meet­ ing that Mr. Magie will highlight the Spring Carnival with several slums during the afternoon and evening. The magician la wall known throughout Central Florida for hia TV appearances and especially for hi* ehowa with children. Additional entertainment at the Carnival will Include a country •tore, garnet, ride* and mlsille movies, A spaghetti supper will be available and hot doge and cold drink stand* will ba operated. One group will aponaor a bake ■ate. ■ gams for bar senoors gin u s ketball team, but thinks she’s grown enough. At 14, Delores la eight feet two Inehei tall, and she's been grow­ ing at the rale of nine Inehei a year since she waa 11. Doctors at Charily Hospital here aey there's no reason to believe she won't keep growing. One doctor »**}'* as far as he knows, she’s alresdy the tallest girl in the world. The 278-pound Negro girl, who usee a ape cl i tty-coni l ructed hos­ pital bed, said nn one in her little home town of DaQuinry seemed to give her slsa a second thought. “ No one at achoo) kid* me about it," she said. Hut when ahe ar­ rived at the hospital for treatment of n minor tnre Injury sufered in a basketball game, ahe aald the doctors made a fuse over her. Unofficial spokesmen at the hos­ DEMONSTRATION DAY fur the six Girl'g 4-H Clubs pital said it is hoped Deioree will o f Sominolo County will open nt the Home Demonstra­ stay alter her knee heals, so she tion Center Saturday nt 0:00 a. m. Shown above Is an ex­ can be studied by experts to dehibit from the Sanford Club which will be on display term Ire why aha la ao huge. with those from each club during the day. Her father, presently unem­ (Herald Photo) ployed, is only 6-U and her mother la (-11. Delores haa a 12-year-old brother and listen aged five months, two year* and eight ytars— ail about average height. Delores weighed 12 H pounds at birth, her mother aald, and at four was big enough f ’w a Ill-yearold. Delores said she has to get her sis* 18 shoes by n.all order NEW YORK (UPI) - E d Sullivan wanted the debate to be held with­ from Brooklyn. “ Out they .-re get­ today accepted Jack Paar'a chal­ out a studio audience to eliminate ting too small lately," she said. lenge of a TV duel to settle their any cheering for favorite*. differences over guest star pay­ There appeared little chance of ments, but said they should fight a Paar-Sullivan battle tonight. A it out in a great debate on Paar'a repeat of an earlier Paar pro. own show. gram was scheduled. Several television headliners al­ Sullivan started the hassle ready were picking sides. Thursday by announcing that stars Paar, on his program Thursday who perform on Paar'i ahow for night, challenged Sullivan to pick a flat (320 fee will no longer be any Sunday night and schedule able to demand (7.500 for appear­ the best talent he could gel on ing on Sullivan's show. hi* CUS-TV show, Paar said he "Most unfair and wrong," Paar would pul on a special at the told his nationwide TV audience aama lime on NBC, and may the Thursday night, "I believe Mr. beat man win the ratings. Sullivan—if he could put this thing Sullivan—stressing that “ Paar over It would be the end of the Tha annual meeting o f the San- and I have always been good Tonight show as we know it." Shuffieboard friends"—replied calmly: “ If NBC ford Tourist Club was held recently to elect (Paar'a network) wants to do that officers for the HK1-1M2 term. Its entirely up to them. They've New president of the club Is thrown everything else at me, Adolph Goeti and vice-president they may as well throw Paar." le A. C. Madden. Secretary or the Plans for the Easier Sunrise But more to Sullivan's fancy club la Louise B. Rowan and waa a fact lo face meeting on Service were made at a meeting treasurer is Marion Walton. of Enterprise church officials last Paar'i home ground*. Mahlon Wright will be Tourna­ "I've wired him and NBC to week. ment Director with G e o r g e act up a debate on Paar'i show, Hie annual event will be held on Rounds aa aaslatant. where both of us can indulge in the campus of the Florida Metho­ Club Directors are: R a l p h offbeat talk, Sullivan told United dist Children's Home overlooking Gage, Abe DeNeering, Alfreds Preaa International. Lake (fonroe. Jewell, Dr. W. D, Gardiner, Time for the combined Good “ My telegram aald ‘ i'll meet Pitney Courteville. you on your video taped show to­ Friday and Eeater scrvicei of the night, tomorrow night or any Barnett Memorial Methodist and night that is mutually agree­ of the All Saints Episcopal Church, Attend Class able," he aald. But he added he es will be announced. Members o f tha First Baptist Church o f Laka Mary attending the mission eless held at the First Baptist Church In Sanford when the mission book, “ The Dreamer Cometh,” waa taught last week wera Mr. and Mra. Kallh Galnca, Mr, and Mrs. Willard Boman, Mr*. W. T. Wanalay, Mr*. Helen Fer­ guson, Mrs, Evelyn Yarn, Mrs. J. Gray, Mra. Mary Hoppengardner, Mrs. Mary Wilhelm, Mrs. Shelton, and Mrs. Ruby Hood. Member* of the Junior High Methodist Youth Fellowship have planned a skating party at Skat* City Saturday. Group departure will be made from the church at T p.m. GREGORY LUMBER'S Is, 25% JA N IT O R SER. W IN D O W C L E A N IN G you to take the TAKE ALONG A CAMERA Ta The F.B.U. Circa* Saturday WIEBOLDT’8 CAMERA SHOP 210 S. Park Are. Sanford, Fla. and compare it for elegance and Thunderbird spirit with anything dose to Gataxie's price! W e challenge you to beat our Special March Challenge D e a l! This ia a friendly challenge. Take us up on it, and wa will thaw you bow to pocket a mint o f money. First, take our Galaxie Challenge Rida. Then compare G&laxie with higher-priced IM 1 care. What other fine car ia fired with Thnnderbird spirit and spunk? What other Am ear can aave you a bundle on operating coats alone because it ia beauti­ Masons Add Sign Adding to the attract!venraa nf downtown Oviado ia the newly In­ stalled nson Mason la smbtam on tha lodge hall. Members o f todgo 241 ara justifiably piuud o f the identifying sign. PERFECT We challenge Seminole County Professional lom a 900,000 live* were taken Nuraee, Health Dtpt. auditorium, by the catastrophic flood if Chi­ 1 p .m . na's llwang-bo River in 1M7. M Y F Plans Party National Girl Scout Week begins Sunday. 0 During those seven days ipeciat emphasis will be places on pub­ lic Information concerning the Scout program. Each day next week, one phasa of Scouting will be stressed, with the comments of local citizens who are proficient leaders in their field. In Seminole County there are over 700 Girl Scouts between W ages of seven and IT and there are 1S1 women who devote many hours a week to leading, teaching, organizing, promoting and plan­ ning in the comprehensive fields which are encompassed by the Girl Scout organization. The word •■Scout" means a pathfinder or a pioneer. It also means to look or search or to keew watch. V Fun in the out-of-doori, camp­ ing and hiking, swimming and adventuring are only one phase of the Girl Scout program. They also study health and safe­ ty which U needed in every thing we do. A healthy person haa phy­ sical, mental and aerial well being and Scouta learn about personal health, first aid, child ear* a r i home nursing as well as atudylnP all phases of safety, Indoors and outdoors, in the home In the com­ munity. They learn to he a good citizena and active eltlzena In borne, school, Scout troop, community and na­ tion. One nf the primary alms of the Seoul program Is teaching girls to become good homemakers. T h*^ learn that homemaking Is an arfr a profession and a business invol­ ving themselves, family and friends. The international friendship phase teaches Girl Scouts to broad­ en their thinking and widen their horizons through interest and knowledge. The Girl Scouts are an international organization with branches in almost every cou n try in the world. Working in arts and crafts deve­ lops hobbles and uteful accom­ plishments in all phases of creative activity, to enrich their lives through beauty and the use of nstural talents. INSECTICIDE D IS C O U N T On Surplus Stock A prodact o f research bp N ationwide Chem ical C om p an y o f F o rt M y r a SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER OR KILGORE SER) COMPANY fully built to take care of itself 7 You name it. Galaxie haa it beat! N ext, get our Galaxie Challenge D eal. Compare it ell over town and you won't come close to the deal we'll make on your car right now. So taka our double challenge now. Our Galaxie Challenge Ride . . . our Galaxie Challenge Deal. �m 1 e ra lh f t f t To Take Right O f W ay Load WEATHER: Cloudy and warm throujth Tuesday. Hijth today, 80-84. L o w to n ig h t, 60-88. . i VOL. 53 S>attfur& United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY, MARCH 13,1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 146 Judge Misses Legislator's Phone Calls By LARRY VERS II EL One of the bent known leader* in Florida IrulsUtlve history It in .Sanford thi* week but not in hit role at a “ fijfhtinjc legislator.” Thomaa D. Beailey, who ttrved 2Q yeara in the legislature rrprtawitinir Escambia and Santa Rota Countie? la the judge presiding aver the condemnation proceeding* -en W. Firat St. right of way in Circuit Court thi* morning. Judge Beailey, who w*a twice epeaker of the house In 1947 and 1959, it expected to he here for the remainder o f the week. Judge Beasley was appointed (fc u lt judge In the Flr*t Judicial Circuit In December end “ It wilt feel funny not going to Tallahas■ee next month after lome k’0 year*," ha laid befora ha put on hia robe* this morning to open the proceeding*. Beailey, looking bark over that SO year*, laid that tha biggest change in tha leglilatura wae increate in epending by the atate, ^ *1 helped pa** tha flret appro­ priation! bill in 1939 which wae |0t million dollar*. Mow th* legiiI*tun will study appropriating coma |712 million,” he eaid. Beailey cited the fact that atate offirere Hara willing to apend more o f the people** money than ever before." “ Increase In population and *x£ me* for achool* art the big fa clori In th* increase in funda needed,” he added. Tha 50-year-old Judga ha* aten a lot of governor* coma and go and, In hi* opinion, th* two who did mora for Florida than any other* were LeRoy Collin* and bill hud Caldwell, “ There era a lot of thing* Col­ lin* and i d in g reed ovar, but ana 9 n in g ia aura, this state *c. pliihrd more ngdar OsUina than under any other governor,” he said. Of the crucial questions coming b efore, legislature Judge Beailey lilted the following: County eoda proposal—“ I would naver favor allowing th* County Commission to act a* a legisla­ t i v e body. I don’t mind a limited amount of home rule — but too much can hurt th* people.” Reapportiunment— “ I believe the same old bill will be presented again thia year] « Rights o f way fund*—"I don't m * how tha leglalatura can levy nny additional money to taka the burden o ff tha counties on rlghla . o f way." “ it'll bo an intimating session this year and I'll mis* it— although it will be pleasant not to be awak­ ened in the middle o f the night being arked for some favor or an­ other," th* Judge eaid. Retired Officers *Meet Thursday O ff County Road Programs TALLAHASSEE (UP1) — Gov. Farris itrysnt today proposed doubling tha state gross receipts tat on utilities and pledging the whole amount to purchase of highway right of way. Bryant, In *n address in a morning session of the Stale Assn, of County Commissioners, said th* proposed Ini inrreasa would take some of the burden of right of way pur,base o ff the shoulders of the counties and give it to th# slate. "It will relieve local needs,” FORMER FLORIDA HOUSE SPEAKER Thomns Hensley, second from right, is presiding at the condemna­ tion proceedings here. Looking over the court’s agenda with Beasley are Judge Volte Williams Jr., State Reps. .Gordon Frederick and Mack Cleveland Jr., Knrlyle Housholdor and William Hutchison. (Herald Photo) Peel Attorney Called Liar FORT PIERCE ( U P !)—Defense attorney Carlton Welch made an all-out effort today to win access to tap* recording* which had cracked th* aenistionat Chilling, worth case and led lo murder charge* against former W ait Palm Reach City Judge Joseph A. Peel Jr. At one point in the debate over whether Welch ihuuld be given th* tape*. rrusecutor Phil O'Con­ nell shouted at tha defensa attor­ ney: "Mr. Welch, you are a deliberat* liar.” Circuit Judge D. C. Smith im­ mediately gaveled th* two (H ar­ ney* to order. Judge Smith took Welch's requasi under consideration and calltd a recess. He was expected to rule at th* afternoon session o f the trial. Tht Jury was out o f th* room for over on hour ae the trial iegan It* second week. Peel Is charged with maetarminding the murders o f Circuit Judge and Mr*. C. E. Chillingworth In 1956. Ex-convict Floyd (Lucky) Holxapfel and Negro moonshiner Georg* (Bobby) Lin­ coln confessed to the killings and Band, Majorettes Get Meet Honors H ie Seminal* High School Band and Majorette Corps cams away from the Randinssters District Contest in WlnUr Park Saturday with 12 Superior rating* for their efforts. Th* band a* a whole rated Superior in Inspection, Superior in Drill, Excellent in Sight Read­ ing and Good ih Concert, In ensemble, both the A and B sorps o f th* majorette* cams out With a Superior, and a twirling duet roniposed o f Barbara Brad­ ley and Hobby Jun* Berry also rated a Superior. Other individual competition for the majorettes found Sherry Lee, Regina Clark, Iren* Johnson, Nyleens Albers and Kuthle Carlton ■11 winning Superior marks. In lndicidual band aolo* Super­ ior rating* went to Richard F*mburg fo r timpani, Dottia Jardlne, clarinat and Doug Griffith, drum. Th* mark of excellent went to twlrlrr Susan Hi own, Fainburg fur etudent conducting, Scott Malbon for cornet, Mike Corbin on French horn, Barbara Miller, clarinet and garah Priest, clarinet. All thus* who won the Superior rate* ar* now eligible to go lo the State Band and Twirling Contest, which will be held in May, “ 1 am vrry proud of our band membeia ai)d majorettes,” said Bandmaster Ernest Cowley, “ and I know that Sanford la, too.” named Peel as the man who ordered them, alter they heard lit* recoidings made in a Mel­ bourne motel room. Two former pals of Iiulxapfcl, P. O. (Jim) Willier and Jim Yenxer, were to bo called by prose­ cutor O'Cunnell a? state witnesses today. Wilber ami Yenxer, acting as undercover agrnls, recorded llolsapfsl's original story o f th* murders during a two-day drink­ ing bout at Melbourne, Wilber testified briefly at Satur­ day'* half-day session, charging that Peel once admitted to hint that he “ did the job” on Chillingworth. Wilber said Perl frequently attempted to obtain information on “ whnl was going on in the sheriff's department” because as a bondsman Wilber was often at the department. He said be one* asked Peel why he “did the job on Judge Chillingworth." Wilber said Peel nervous­ ly replied that “ it was either that SDH or myself." Faced with the recording!, Hoixapfel and Lincoln later confessed, naming the .17-year-old Peel a* their employer. The handsome exjudge had been using hia oifiee to hide his connection with gambling and moonshine rings, th* etat* dunged, and ordered tha murder when Chiiiinxworlh discovered his illegal activities. Bulletin HAVANA (11*1) — Informed sources said todsy three Cuban youths have been arrested on charges «( plotting against the life of Soviet Ambassador Bergel Kudriavtsev. News Briefs Gator Homecoming GAINESVILLE (UPI) The University of Florida will hold its spring huim-coining here thia week with alumni meetings, a military parade, a barbecue, and the an­ nual Orange and Blue intra-squad football game rounding out a two-day program. Castro Press Foe Wilson Gets Tribute ‘ Service _____ y P N i % was honored last Friday "llllft” by the Seminole Bar Assn, for 39 year* of le m c c and practice with the Florida Bar. Wilson was gucsl of honor al a “ surprise" parly si the King and Prince Rcsiaursnt and was pre­ sented with a sterling silver momentn for hit many years ot ser­ vice. . Making the presentation .was Gordon Frederick, president of the local bar organisation. Officials of the Semlnola bar and many officials of the slats organisation were present at the dinner. Wilson started practice in Florida in 1910 in Brooksville. He moved to Sanford in 1920. Besides his regular practice, lie served as Sanford city attorney for 20 years and county school hoard ailornry for 31 years. Recession At End? WASHINGTON (UPI- - Commere* Secretary Luther II. Hodges aald recession hat "hit Iht bottom” and the economy is re­ covering but that President Kennepjjr’a antl-rec«i$lon program still la needed. Hodges said legislation to help arena which have suffered -from chronic unemployiivenl-lhc ad-called depressed areas-wai par­ ticularly essential. Crops Damaged FRED H. WILSON First Degree Murder Charged To Woman The Central Florida Chapter of the Retired Ofllcera Assn., will TITUSVILLE (U PI) — Mr*. hold Ita annual meeting and elacEsther Delaney, who admitted she tion of officer! Thursdiy at 1!:M a.m. at Hit Orlando AFB Officer! shut her husband and lived with Club. his corpse stuffed in a cardboard Speaker for the meeting will be bus for 17 months, w n charged -M aj. Rolfe DcalUch USAF, llaaon font,,illy today * 'Ih first drgree \ ifica r, between (he Air Force and murder. tha local unit of the Civil Air Patrol. He will diacusa soma of the Circuit Judge Vassar B. Carlton functions of th* unit. The new by-laws will be present­ ed for approval and the nominating committee will present the follow­ ing propoatd slate of new officers; President, Col. Arthur H. Lust, USA; first vie* president; Capt. 9)lannon C. Price, USN; second A 40-year old Negro Woman Vice president, Gen. L, C, Coddfrom Midway was charged with ington, USAF; third vice president aggravated assault Sunday after Gen. Don G. Yost, USMC; trea­ she threw a dish of lye into ano­ surer, Col. Wilbur A. Sweeten, ther Negro’s fare, the .Sheriff* USA; and secretary and asiiitant secretary to bo announced at the office reported today. meeting. Depuly J. Q. Galloway reported Reservations for the luncheon Shaking off a two-day chilly Ural Rosa Cueta threw the lye in­ meeting may b* mads by writing spell, Seminole County residents to the fare of James Green. or phoning Col. WUUam B. BigGreen was treated at Seminole again were basking in summer'f e n * . 730 S. Primrose Drive, Or­ like weather this weekend a n d ! Memorial Hospital for serious lando not later than Wednesday, more of the same is predicted for burut and released today. Gallo­ way said that Greco might lose this week. ' Slump Over The mercury loomed from a the fight of hia right rye. Tii* woman told deputies ihsl LAKELAND (UPI 1-Grapefruit cool 17 Friday morning to a prices overcame ■ mild midweek balmy TS Saturday in the after­ Green knocked on the door and demanded to enter her house. Mump to bold steady last wwek, noon to a T9 on Sunday. Green sa«d he would be back Thn skies should be clear lo but Florida orange prices drop­ ped down to 44A94L00 per box partly cloudy with some increase and when he returned after first it u> return, n she said f.o.b. compared in |4.T»-|9Ad the In cloudiness and warmer wcaih- be.iig told nut she threw tha lAr in hi* fa ct. « r ia expected Tuesday. 0B0evieus week. Woman Throws Lye Into Face O f Midway Man Chill Is Gone From County Again t ACAPULCO, Mexico (UPI) — Tha board of director* of Use Inter-American Press Assn, ended ill semi-annual meeting Sunday with a condemnation of Fidel Catins ai th* main snciny of tha freedom o# thn press ih tha west­ ern hemiaphara. LAKELAND (UPI) — A cold map Friday night caused heavy damage lo truck crops in the North Central Everglades. The Federal-State Froit Warning Ser­ vice aaid beans, watermelons, corn, squash and cucumbers were affected, with estimates of the loss running from so lo so per cenl. The service said, houwever, (list there was no damage lo the Stale's citrus crop. Liz Improved LONDON (U PI)—Elisabeth Tay­ lor's recovery from her near-fatal bout with pneumonia reached the point today where husband Eddie Fisher already was reported plan ning to take her lo California or the French Riviera for recupera­ tion. Doctors attending Ihe 29-yearold movit star were expected shortly lo give Fisher some indi ration oo when Miss Taylor will Ih- well enough to leave Ihe ten ­ don Clinic, where she was taken near death a weel ago Saturday. bound llu* case over to Die guild Jury and ordered Mrs. Drlsnry held under $.1,000 hum! A n<-w grand Jury, being diawn today, was expected to convene Marrh 27 and hear the case. Defense attorney* Kenneth Mi>rton and Krnneth Moran, who had handled Mrs. Delaney'* suit for divorce from her dead husband. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Dr. Thomas, on grounds that he had Edward G. Bryne, president of "deserted” her and guns to Mexi- the Florida Aasn. of County ro, withdrew an earlier teipieet Health Officers, said Saturday the for a preliminary hearing on the slate la not acting in good faith in trying lo pass tha cost of murder charge. Meanwhile, Brevaid County local health car# lo the counties Sheriff Jimmy Dunn disclosed the while increasing Hale controls at name* of the person* who found the same time. His remarks mov­ th* skeleton o f bits. Delaney's ed a meeting of the Stale Board of husband wrapped, in a rug and Health lo agree on a fight for a blanket* and atulfrd in a card­ $5 million apprnapriation for oper­ board box inaid* the gatage of ation of county health units in Ihe coming biennium. her home al lndiallantir. Dunn aaid that Mrs. Celesta Eiaensapf Sr. of St. Petersburg and her eon, Otto Ei«rnsapf Jr. o f Cocoa Beach, made the grisly . dlsruvwy. The Democratic Woman's Club Th* sheriff said Mis. Kisrniapf had eomt to atay with Mis. Ds- will hold its monthly meeting in lane/ while Mr*. Delaney went to the courtroom of the courthouse al 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, a hospital for an opeiatmn. K. S. Uiilhimtr, chairman of Th* visitor complained of a the Democratic executive com­ musty odor that smelled like ■ mittee, will apeak lo (he group “ mildewed rug" and sent her son on the (unctiena of the committo Investigate while Mrs. Delaney lee. The meeting will be open lo was « t work. the public. Controls Criticized Women Demo Club Meets Wednesday Midwest Braces For New Snows, Powerful Gales United Press International A new snowstorm rocketed into the upper midwell today, pow­ ered by winds expected to reach gale strength an the thawing (treat lakes. Michigan and Wisconsin bra red for up lo a half foot of snow and ih# U. S. Weather Bureau warned of sleet and snow accompanying 40 mile in hour gales on Lakes Huron, Erie, Si.' Clair and Michi­ gan. High winds and lornido condi­ tions that threatened southern Illinois and Indiana during the night shifted east Into live Ohio Valley. A Weather Bureau spokes­ man said the winds appeared to lie luting strength as Iht low pressure center broadened. Tornadoes Sunday scraped Mis­ souri and Arkansas end hovered over southern Illinois. The Orark twisters killed a woman and In­ jured her husband end 10 other persona at a West Plains, Mo., prayer meeting. At least 33 othsr persona were reported injured in Missouri and Arkaosgs. Three Nebraska leen-agtrs were killed Sunday night when Ibeir automobile slid into tha path of a (ruck on e slushy road west of Wahoo. Thunderstorms blanketed a wide area south and east of the Ohio Valley and lower Mississippi Val­ ley east to the Atlantic Coast. Cily Manager To Give Report A comprehensive study ot the "economies of annexation” will be presented lo city commission­ ers ion Ight by Cily Manager W. E. Knowles. Mayor Joe Baker requested Ihe study, which will include com­ plete cost factors and recom­ mended scope. The commission i* attempting to determine whrther planned annexation areas are ready for (hat move or need more study. Also on Ihe agenda will be a public hearing on vacating of the lllli St. right of way from Mellunville Ave. In Hay Ave. lo pave Ihe wsy for a new Negro Hopper Academy. Cars Collide With Live Rattlers SLATON, Tex (U P I)-F lve per­ son* were killed snd nnr passen­ ger injured critically -Sunday night wlirn Iwe car* collided, one of them carrying 30 livr rat­ tlesnakes Stale police sad Hi# snakes were kiaded in four sacks snd s can in the rar trunk and re­ mained raplive ill the accident. Three xlalc policemen best the snakes lo death wills slicks to make aure the poisonous reptiles would not hurt anyone. The snakes were believed cap­ tured in the annual Sweetwater, Tex., ralllrsnake hunt. $800,000 Fire Levels Market TAMPA (UPI) — An $900,000 fir* destroyed the Temps Whole­ sale Produce Co., Inc. (farmers market) Saturday night, putting a crimp in distribution of fruils and vegetables along th* Eastern Seaboard. Soma 20 pieces of fir* fighting equipment and 50 firemen were dispatched lo th# scene. The fire was not completely checked until Sunday morning. Telephona and power service was knocked out in a 10-block square section around lha build­ ing. raid Bryant, “ but it mill not re­ lieve state nerds. It will further the state program.” Bryant said he supported the proposal in piece of * $5 million 1revolving fund hr hud announced In his campaign pliitfoim for the stale use. He said upping the ta* from on* end a half percent to three percent would provide some $10 million a year for right of way purchase*. The governor said hi* support of the increased tax did not vio­ late hi* pledge against new taxa­ tion, He said he was pledged against new taxes for state pur­ poses. “ Local funds Sr* another matter," h* said. “ City and county covemmanta have tieen tremendously strap­ ped," he said, in obtaining reve­ nue. 'ibis plan, he said, would free for their use revenue nor­ mally used lo buy right of way. On another subject, Bryant de­ fended his administration's ac­ ceptance of private industry funds In supplement the salary of a new employ* of lit# Develop­ ment Commission. Commission Chairman Wendell Jarrard, in announcing the hiring ol Olho Bruce of Jacksonville lo head up Ihe Industrial Services Division, said he would recommend a slats salary of $12,000 a year. The slate salary will be supple­ mented by an unannounced amount, boosting Bruce’s salary considerably. Jarrard will nut say whit th* total of the two salaries will be. Bryant said the only way Brurr could be lured away front I I Pro-Lumumba Troops Captured LEOPOLDVILLE, Th* Congo (UPI)—Ms], Gan. Joseph Mobu­ tu's force* captured lhr*e com­ panies of pro-Lumumba Iroopa in an offensiye near lha Oriental Province border, Ihe Congolese Foreign Ministry announced to­ day. Mobutu's long • expected drive was coupled with reports from Stanleyville that Antoine Citenga was being eased out as boss of Oriental, which is in the hands of followers of slain ex-Premier Palrire Lumumba. The announcement said one Lumumbist company was trapped In Ilia town of Mondombe, about 300 miles southeast of Coqullhatville, in Equatorial Province. Mobutu's fore* of 1,200 troops Ihcn pushed on to tha town ol Ikcla, 40 mile* to tha south, and raptured and disarmed two more companies. Dispatches from Ihe hush country said hit troops had captured Ihe Lumumbiil strong­ hold. The. romniunlqus came as all Congolese leaders, except Glxenga, announced at Ihrlr “ summit” conference In Tananarive on file Island of Madagascar that they have agreed to form a confedera­ tion of Congolese states. Burglars Take $489 From Desk the Florida National Bank, where he wav a vice president, was the olfer of a higher salary than the slate was paying for Industrial ' division heads, lie said he hid discussed with power companies *« early as last December th* idea of supplementing state sal­ aries. The companies have put up $9,000, out of which some of Bruce's sulary w.ll be paid, Bryant also told the commis­ sioners, here lo plan their 1951 legislative program, of his plan to loosen up state road money to permit early letting of primary contracts. British Begin Trial Ot Five On Spy Charge LONDON (U P I)— Britain* biggrit spy trial in s decede opened today with three men and two women pleading Innocent of stealing British naval secrets for transmission lo Moscow, The FBI In Washington has identified a married •c o u p In among the defendants as Ameri­ cans. Not since Klaus Fuchs was convicted in i960 of passing atomic secrets across the Iron Curtain haa Britain been so con­ cerned about her security. Lord Parker, wearing the red robe of his ouice and a grey wig, was presiding as a trial Judge for the first lime alnce hi* appointment In 1919. The attorney general, Sir Reginald Mannlngham • Duller, personally look charge of Ihe prosecution. The government alleges th* five stole valuable secret docu­ ments from Ihe big naval base at Portland — nerve center of Britain's and NATO'S planning op­ erations against Russia's 430-ves­ sel submarine llqei—and trans­ mitted the Information to Moscow over a powerful radio buried un­ der lb* kitchen of ■ collage in (he suburb of Rulilfp. On* by one th* defendanti were brought before Lord Parker to enter their pleas. First wa* Miss Elisabeth Gee, spinster-em­ ploy* at Portland's underwater weapons establishment since I960. The rlerk of Ihe court asked how she wanted to plead. "Not guilty,” she aaid In a loud vole*. Then, entering (be name plea, came: Henry F. Houghton, S3, Mis* Gee's fiance; Gordon Arnold Lonsdale, 37, ■ director of ■ Lon­ don dock company; Peter John Kroger, 30, a book seller and owner of Ih* Kuiilip radio cot­ tage, and Heltn Joyce Kroger, 47, hia wife. The FBI has identi­ fied them a* Morris and Lola Cohen of New York, British justice moved with its traditional swlflncw. Despite sev­ eral challenges by defense coun­ sel, a Jury of 12 men was choaen within 13 mlnutM. Sir Raginald'a opening aiaiemrnt mad* clear what th* prose­ cution hoped to prove. It was that Minn Gee and Houghton stole Ih* documents, passed them to Lonsdale who then took them I* the Kroger cottage for transmis­ sion. nurglar* broke into the Harold Kastncr Co., office on W. 13th Si. and stole $499 out of a desk dur­ ing the weekend, police said. Police believed lha break-in o c­ curred sometime Saturday night. Entry was gained by breaking a window on the front door. Bur­ glar* apparently then enlered the North Orlando Mayor Frank office and pr ed open the desk where Ihe money was, officers Fiisulo reported today that ihe Village Counrll “ seriously" i* said. discussing Ih* possibility of an­ nexing lurroundlng properties fit Inter-City Play the north Including (hose aonrd The Inter-city match scheduled M l industrial. to be played at th* DcLand Gulf “ The first atep,” he said, “ wilt Club between Sanford and De- be to g.'l • legally drawn peti­ Land will be played at the May- tion with which lo approach Ihe fair Course Sunday at noun, I landowners for (heir approval.” Council Considers Annexation Move County To Start W ork On Replacing Bridges The County Road Drpl. will start (earing duwn three bridges in Ihe county Tuesday and will replace them with three new pre-elrrased type spam at a coal of $21,900 County Engineer Carllon Bliss reported today. Bliss said that work wdl start on new bridge* over Lake Huwall Lane over Ilowril Creek; Upsala Rd , over Smith Canal south of First Si., and over Orange Blvd. over the Smith Canal. Tha construction jobs will bn finished In about three months, Bliss said. Tha qost will run about tT.uuo on tacb bridge. All present bridge* in the three areas were termed inadequate by Bliss and In “ run down condi­ tion." Money for the work will noma from the county's road and bridge fund. Last week the County Commis­ sion authorised the bridge jeets. | *1 " «1 wi iV I u jj ___J i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1961 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Mar. 10, 1061 WASHINGTON (U PI) Con­ cerned lawmakers In both the Senate and House looked to­ day for a way to keep the rellgious Issue from killing President Kennedy'! entire federal school aid program. Aa pressure mounted in the publie-private achoo! aid dlipule, dif­ fering propoaal* were advanced to separate loans to private and parochial school* from grani* to public schoola. But tha situation remained so muddled that the only agreemrnt seemed to be that aid to rducalion of any kind la in aerioui trouble. The religious issue appeared likely to come up today *1 the Senate education subcommittee's bearings on Kennedy's 12-3 billion proposal to help slates pay teach­ ers and build school*. The subcommittee scheduled tfttlfnpny from BaptJit, Unitarian and Masonic groups, ft will bear Roman Catholic ipokeimen next week. Chairman Adam Claylon Powall, (D-N.V.,) of the Houis Educstlou and Labor Committee pro­ posed hli solution tale Thursday. Declaring that under present cir­ cumstance! Kennedy's aid requeat waa doomed, Powell suggested separate legislation to authorize loans to private and parochial .schools from the elementary to Collage levels. Powell's approach “ to clear the •lr" differed from that of Sen. Joseph S. Clark Jr., (D -P a „) a member o f the Senate subcom­ mittee. Clark proposed Inserting g three-year, 1305 million loan program for private schools into tha general school aid bill. Clark, a Protestant, won the year. Kennedy waa tha only Calh olio senator to oppose it when llic proposal was narrowly defeated. Mr. J. Arthur (Jack) Edward*, 73, died Thursday at hli home an Lake Emma near Lake Mary. A native of Chaptico, Md., ha had lived In Lake Mary for the pest iwo-and-one-half years after retiring aa manager of passenger traffic tor Southern Railroad Syatern of Cincinnati, Ohio, He waa a member of All Soule Catholic Church, of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce and of several rail­ road organizations. Survivors Include hit wife, lire. Dorothy Edwarda, Lake Mery; four eons, J. A., Detroit, Mieh.; Jerome H., Austell, Ga.; Carroll E. and IJoyd E., Lake Mary; one daughter, Mr*. Kay Michael, Erlsogcr, Ky.; three aletore, Mra, A. C. Welch end H n . Charles R. Kinsey, Chap- end seven grandchildren. Rosary service! will be held today et Brieaon Funeral Home at 8:30 p. in. The body will lie sent to Leondardtown, Md. for funeral ami burial. Youth Crusade Starts Today "N ew Frontiers" for Christian young people will be the theme of t unique youth-for-youth evengeUalle crusade expected to at­ tract hundreds from Seminole and Orange counties. The nine-day eerie* will begin today at 7:43 p. m. in the Forest Laka Acadaroy and auditorium, osar Forest City on Bit 438. Gueat speaker for tha crusade will be Paalor W. J, Ilackclt, Boston, M»** , a world youth avangelUt, now serving a* pres­ ident of the Atlantic Union Con­ ference ot Seventh-day Adventtots. Hia opening lecture will be, “ Youth's Future Deatlny." Oviedo Women Plan Bake Sale The Oviado Woman's Club will aponaor a bake sale at tbe Jones Bldg. M on k IS with proceeds to be added to tha building fund. Mrs. George Kelsey, and bustin’ out all over the Cupri Thursday as styles from the Hollywood Shop were modeled In the regular noon fashion showing. Clothes were selected by the Hollywood Shop man­ ager, Miss Rose Levy, and models’ coiffures were done by Harriett's Beauty Nook. Photographs of the models showing o ff the new styles were taken for The Herald by Bernard Reid. JUDY HERRON weara a lovely diagonal striped blue and green dacron frock from thq Wendy Woods col­ lection. NORA WILLIAMS shows three pieces o f an 11 piece mutchcd selection of plaid print and solid colors in sports wear, a Bobby Brooks style. A second Sunday of matinee racing sponsored by the Cassel­ berry Lions Club will be held at Seminole Park Raceway on Starch 12. for the benefit of the club'i Sight Conservation Fund. In addition to three haraea* recce there will be a five race card of qusrierhorse racee put on by membera of tha Florida Quarierhorae Assoc) alion. A new sport to Central Florida, quarteriiorse racing, according to il* devotees, packs more thrill and punch per race then any other kind of racing sport. Run at distances of 350, 400, 440 and CG0 yards, the quarterhorse race is a flat-out, go-forbroke proposition with the horsea doing their utmost over the short dash distance. An additional fea­ ture of this portion of the pro­ gram will be a caw pony race which will run at a ahorter dia­ ls nee than the heats for the reg­ istered quarierhortes. The prorcedi from the after­ noon's card will go to help in­ crease the scope of the Cassclbery Lions Club's work in the field o f sight conservation, ac­ cording to club president Elton P. Richards. In its short eight year history tha club has been able to a u lit over 200 needy children and adults with glasses, medical care and aye surgery. The Oviedo Cuba (Oviedo Wom­ an’! Club) taka on the SL Luke's Court Crawlers (St. Luke's Mis­ sionary Guild) in an exhibition basketball thriller Saturday at Ih* Oviedo High Gym. Playing with the Cubs are sev­ eral high school start of the pail and tha Crawlers alto have tome former Oviedo players on their team. The women have been getting in some practice this week wtlh Jimmy Jones and Jimmy DeShazo pinch hitting aa referees during sums of the practice night games. Cub Player Mrs. Dick Parker Tuesday suffered a cut chin from a fail during practice which re­ sulted In a visit to Dr. Stontr for treatment. Proceeds earned by the Wom­ en's Club will go to the building fund. A Junior High girl* game be­ tween Oviedo and Slavic will open the play at 7 p. m. Follow­ ing this gam* the women take over the courts and winding up the evening's activities will be a game between Junior high boya of Oviedo end Sis via. Officials Appear On Panel Program At Longwood SATURDAY Longwood Fir* Dept, annual chicken dinner, Shadyside Park, 4 County Clerk Arthur Beckwith, p. in. City Judge Kenneth McIntosh end MONDAY Lcdr. Jack Langford, Navy public Lake Mary Boy Scout Troop 142, relatione man, wars panel proScout Hut, 7 p. m. gram gueata at the met ting of Longwood Elementary School'* Longwood Boya Scouta, Baptist Church, 7 p. m. Longwood Merchant's A m , • p. m. Casselberry Board of Alderman, Town Hail 7:30 pm. • • • Oviedo Masonic Lodge 243, Ma­ sonic Hall, ■ p. m. T V ’s ‘Mr. M agic’ To Be A t Carnival In a special message Kennedy told Congress it must redeem the plrdge of the Housing Act railing for “ a decent home and suitable living environment for e v e r y American family." To achieve this goal, (lie Presi­ dent proposed expansion of pres­ ent federal housing efforts and auroral new uses o f federal martgnga Insurance. Kennedy made these proposals: Temporary, experimental use of no-down payment, 40-year insured mortgages available to any family for purchase o f * home costing up to about 1 13,B00. These loans, mad* by privat* lenders and insur­ ed by the Federal Housing Admin­ istration, now ara available only to families displaced by public pro­ ject*. tow-interest government loans fo r construction of rental and co­ operative housing. Officials are thinking about asking Congress for |900 million for these loons. They would bo made to local hous­ ing authorities, cooperatives, non­ profit association* and limitedprofit corporations. Action by Congress to permit tha Public Routing Administration to subaidiM construction o f 100,000 low-rant housing unit*. “ Un­ less we increase the supply o f lowrent housing, our communities cannot rid UiamaalvM at alums," Doubling Urn present authorisa­ tion o f |50 million far direct tonne to non-profit groups for aonatrac- Mr*. Arthur Rhode*, president of tho Longwood Elamantary P-TO, announced at the leat meet­ ing that Mr. Magie will highlight the Spring Carnival with several slums during the afternoon and evening. The magician la wall known throughout Central Florida for hia TV appearances and especially for hi* ehowa with children. Additional entertainment at the Carnival will Include a country •tore, garnet, ride* and mlsille movies, A spaghetti supper will be available and hot doge and cold drink stand* will ba operated. One group will aponaor a bake ■ate. ■ gams for bar senoors gin u s ketball team, but thinks she’s grown enough. At 14, Delores la eight feet two Inehei tall, and she's been grow­ ing at the rale of nine Inehei a year since she waa 11. Doctors at Charily Hospital here aey there's no reason to believe she won't keep growing. One doctor »**}'* as far as he knows, she’s alresdy the tallest girl in the world. The 278-pound Negro girl, who usee a ape cl i tty-coni l ructed hos­ pital bed, said nn one in her little home town of DaQuinry seemed to give her slsa a second thought. “ No one at achoo) kid* me about it," she said. Hut when ahe ar­ rived at the hospital for treatment of n minor tnre Injury sufered in a basketball game, ahe aald the doctors made a fuse over her. Unofficial spokesmen at the hos­ DEMONSTRATION DAY fur the six Girl'g 4-H Clubs pital said it is hoped Deioree will o f Sominolo County will open nt the Home Demonstra­ stay alter her knee heals, so she tion Center Saturday nt 0:00 a. m. Shown above Is an ex­ can be studied by experts to dehibit from the Sanford Club which will be on display term Ire why aha la ao huge. with those from each club during the day. Her father, presently unem­ (Herald Photo) ployed, is only 6-U and her mother la (-11. Delores haa a 12-year-old brother and listen aged five months, two year* and eight ytars— ail about average height. Delores weighed 12 H pounds at birth, her mother aald, and at four was big enough f ’w a Ill-yearold. Delores said she has to get her sis* 18 shoes by n.all order NEW YORK (UPI) - E d Sullivan wanted the debate to be held with­ from Brooklyn. “ Out they .-re get­ today accepted Jack Paar'a chal­ out a studio audience to eliminate ting too small lately," she said. lenge of a TV duel to settle their any cheering for favorite*. differences over guest star pay­ There appeared little chance of ments, but said they should fight a Paar-Sullivan battle tonight. A it out in a great debate on Paar'a repeat of an earlier Paar pro. own show. gram was scheduled. Several television headliners al­ Sullivan started the hassle ready were picking sides. Thursday by announcing that stars Paar, on his program Thursday who perform on Paar'i ahow for night, challenged Sullivan to pick a flat (320 fee will no longer be any Sunday night and schedule able to demand (7.500 for appear­ the best talent he could gel on ing on Sullivan's show. hi* CUS-TV show, Paar said he "Most unfair and wrong," Paar would pul on a special at the told his nationwide TV audience aama lime on NBC, and may the Thursday night, "I believe Mr. beat man win the ratings. Sullivan—if he could put this thing Sullivan—stressing that “ Paar over It would be the end of the Tha annual meeting o f the San- and I have always been good Tonight show as we know it." Shuffieboard friends"—replied calmly: “ If NBC ford Tourist Club was held recently to elect (Paar'a network) wants to do that officers for the HK1-1M2 term. Its entirely up to them. They've New president of the club Is thrown everything else at me, Adolph Goeti and vice-president they may as well throw Paar." le A. C. Madden. Secretary or the Plans for the Easier Sunrise But more to Sullivan's fancy club la Louise B. Rowan and waa a fact lo face meeting on Service were made at a meeting treasurer is Marion Walton. of Enterprise church officials last Paar'i home ground*. Mahlon Wright will be Tourna­ "I've wired him and NBC to week. ment Director with G e o r g e act up a debate on Paar'i show, Hie annual event will be held on Rounds aa aaslatant. where both of us can indulge in the campus of the Florida Metho­ Club Directors are: R a l p h offbeat talk, Sullivan told United dist Children's Home overlooking Gage, Abe DeNeering, Alfreds Preaa International. Lake (fonroe. Jewell, Dr. W. D, Gardiner, Time for the combined Good “ My telegram aald ‘ i'll meet Pitney Courteville. you on your video taped show to­ Friday and Eeater scrvicei of the night, tomorrow night or any Barnett Memorial Methodist and night that is mutually agree­ of the All Saints Episcopal Church, Attend Class able," he aald. But he added he es will be announced. Members o f tha First Baptist Church o f Laka Mary attending the mission eless held at the First Baptist Church In Sanford when the mission book, “ The Dreamer Cometh,” waa taught last week wera Mr. and Mra. Kallh Galnca, Mr, and Mrs. Willard Boman, Mr*. W. T. Wanalay, Mr*. Helen Fer­ guson, Mrs, Evelyn Yarn, Mrs. J. Gray, Mra. Mary Hoppengardner, Mrs. Mary Wilhelm, Mrs. Shelton, and Mrs. Ruby Hood. Enterprise Sets Sunrise Service ton g wood Voluntesr Fir* Dept., Fir* Hall, 7:30 p. m. finance KvIUUnly aald. ehalrmao haa announced that (ba casual clothes were Seminole County Professional lom a 900,000 live* were taken Nuraee, Health Dtpt. auditorium, by the catastrophic flood if Chi­ 1 p .m . na's llwang-bo River in 1M7. M Y F Plans Party Member* of the Junior High Methodist Youth Fellowship have planned a skating party at Skat* City Saturday. Group departure will be made from the church at T p.m. GREGORY LUMBER'S WIEBOLDT’8 CAMERA SHOP 210 S. Park Are. Sanford, Fla. JA N IT O R SER. W IN D O W C L E A N IN G We challenge you to take the and compare it for elegance and Thunderbird spirit with anything dose to Gataxie's price! We challenge you to beat our Special March Challenge Deal! This ia a friendly challenge. Take us up on it, and wa will thaw you bow to pocket a mint o f money. First, take our Galaxie Challenge Rida. Then compare G&laxie with higher-priced IM 1 care. What other fine car ia fired with Thnnderbird spirit and spunk? What other Am ear can aave you a bundle on operating coats alone because it ia beauti­ INSECTICIDE D IS C O U N T On Surplus Stock I s , 25% PERFECT TAKE ALONG A CAMERA Ta The F.B.U. Circa* Saturday Masons Add Sign Adding to the attract!venraa nf downtown Oviado ia the newly In­ stalled nson Mason la smbtam on tha lodge hall. Members o f todgo 241 ara justifiably piuud o f the identifying sign. National Girl Scout Week begins Sunday. 0 During those seven days ipeciat emphasis will be places on pub­ lic Information concerning the Scout program. Each day next week, one phasa of Scouting will be stressed, with the comments of local citizens who are proficient leaders in their field. In Seminole County there are over 700 Girl Scouts between W ages of seven and IT and there are 1S1 women who devote many hours a week to leading, teaching, organizing, promoting and plan­ ning in the comprehensive fields which are encompassed by the Girl Scout organization. The word •■Scout" means a pathfinder or a pioneer. It also means to look or search or to keew watch. V Fun in the out-of-doori, camp­ ing and hiking, swimming and adventuring are only one phase of the Girl Scout program. They also study health and safe­ ty which U needed in every thing we do. A healthy person haa phy­ sical, mental and aerial well being and Scouta learn about personal health, first aid, child ear* a r i home nursing as well as atudylnP all phases of safety, Indoors and outdoors, in the home In the com­ munity. They learn to he a good citizena and active eltlzena In borne, school, Scout troop, community and na­ tion. One nf the primary alms of the Seoul program Is teaching girls to become good homemakers. T h*^ learn that homemaking Is an arfr a profession and a business invol­ ving themselves, family and friends. The international friendship phase teaches Girl Scouts to broad­ en their thinking and widen their horizons through interest and knowledge. The Girl Scouts are an international organization with branches in almost every cou n try in the world. Working in arts and crafts deve­ lops hobbles and uteful accom­ plishments in all phases of creative activity, to enrich their lives through beauty and the use of nstural talents. A prodact o f research bp N ationwide Chem ical C om p an y o f F o rt M y r a SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER OR KILGORE SER) COMPANY fully built to take care of itself 7 You name it. Galaxie haa it beat! N ext, get our Galaxie Challenge D eal. Compare it ell over town and you won't come close to the deal we'll make on your car right now. So taka our double challenge now. Our Galaxie Challenge Ride . . . our Galaxie Challenge Deal. �m f t ft To Take Right Of Way Load WEATHER: Cloudy and warm throujth Tuesday. Hijth today, 80-84. L o w to n ig h t, 60-88. . i VOL. 53 S>attfur& 1 eralh United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY, MARCH 13,1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 146 Judge Misses Legislator's Phone Calls By LARRY VERS II EL One of the bent known leader* in Florida IrulsUtlve history It in .Sanford thi* week but not in hit role at a “ fijfhtinjc legislator.” Thomaa D. Beailey, who ttrved 2Q yeara in the legislature rrprtawitinir Escambia and Santa Rota Countie? la the judge presiding aver the condemnation proceeding* -en W. Firat St. right of way in Circuit Court thi* morning. Judge Beailey, who w*a twice epeaker of the house In 1947 and 1959, it expected to he here for the remainder o f the week. Judge Beasley was appointed (fc u lt judge In the Flr*t Judicial Circuit In December end “ It wilt feel funny not going to Tallahas■ee next month after lome k’0 year*," ha laid befora ha put on hia robe* this morning to open the proceeding*. Beailey, looking bark over that SO year*, laid that tha biggest change in tha leglilatura wae increate in epending by the atate, ^ *1 helped pa** tha flret appro­ priation! bill in 1939 which wae |0t million dollar*. Mow th* legiiI*tun will study appropriating coma |712 million,” he eaid. Beailey cited the fact that atate offirere Hara willing to apend more o f the people** money than ever before." “ Increase In population and *x£ me* for achool* art the big fa clori In th* increase in funda needed,” he added. Tha 50-year-old Judga ha* aten a lot of governor* coma and go and, In hi* opinion, th* two who did mora for Florida than any other* were LeRoy Collin* and bill hud Caldwell, “ There era a lot of thing* Col­ lin* and i d in g reed ovar, but ana 9 n in g ia aura, this state *c. pliihrd more ngdar OsUina than under any other governor,” he said. Of the crucial questions coming b efore, legislature Judge Beailey lilted the following: County eoda proposal—“ I would naver favor allowing th* County Commission to act a* a legisla­ t i v e body. I don’t mind a limited amount of home rule — but too much can hurt th* people.” Reapportiunment— “ I believe the same old bill will be presented again thia year] « Rights o f way fund*—"I don't m * how tha leglalatura can levy nny additional money to taka the burden o ff tha counties on rlghla . o f way." “ it'll bo an intimating session this year and I'll mis* it— although it will be pleasant not to be awak­ ened in the middle o f the night being arked for some favor or an­ other," th* Judge eaid. Retired Officers *Meet Thursday Off County Road Programs TALLAHASSEE (UP1) — Gov. Farris itrysnt today proposed doubling tha state gross receipts tat on utilities and pledging the whole amount to purchase of highway right of way. Bryant, In *n address in a morning session of the Stale Assn, of County Commissioners, said th* proposed Ini inrreasa would take some of the burden of right of way pur,base o ff the shoulders of the counties and give it to th# slate. "It will relieve local needs,” FORMER FLORIDA HOUSE SPEAKER Thomns Hensley, second from right, is presiding at the condemna­ tion proceedings here. Looking over the court’s agenda with Beasley are Judge Volte Williams Jr., State Reps. .Gordon Frederick and Mack Cleveland Jr., Knrlyle Housholdor and William Hutchison. (Herald Photo) Peel Attorney Called Liar FORT PIERCE ( U P !)—Defense attorney Carlton Welch made an all-out effort today to win access to tap* recording* which had cracked th* aenistionat Chilling, worth case and led lo murder charge* against former W ait Palm Reach City Judge Joseph A. Peel Jr. At one point in the debate over whether Welch ihuuld be given th* tape*. rrusecutor Phil O'Con­ nell shouted at tha defensa attor­ ney: "Mr. Welch, you are a deliberat* liar.” Circuit Judge D. C. Smith im­ mediately gaveled th* two (H ar­ ney* to order. Judge Smith took Welch's requasi under consideration and calltd a recess. He was expected to rule at th* afternoon session o f the trial. Tht Jury was out o f th* room for over on hour ae the trial iegan It* second week. Peel Is charged with maetarminding the murders o f Circuit Judge and Mr*. C. E. Chillingworth In 1956. Ex-convict Floyd (Lucky) Holxapfel and Negro moonshiner Georg* (Bobby) Lin­ coln confessed to the killings and Band, Majorettes Get Meet Honors H ie Seminal* High School Band and Majorette Corps cams away from the Randinssters District Contest in WlnUr Park Saturday with 12 Superior rating* for their efforts. Th* band a* a whole rated Superior in Inspection, Superior in Drill, Excellent in Sight Read­ ing and Good ih Concert, In ensemble, both the A and B sorps o f th* majorette* cams out With a Superior, and a twirling duet roniposed o f Barbara Brad­ ley and Hobby Jun* Berry also rated a Superior. Other individual competition for the majorettes found Sherry Lee, Regina Clark, Iren* Johnson, Nyleens Albers and Kuthle Carlton ■11 winning Superior marks. In lndicidual band aolo* Super­ ior rating* went to Richard F*mburg fo r timpani, Dottia Jardlne, clarinat and Doug Griffith, drum. Th* mark of excellent went to twlrlrr Susan Hi own, Fainburg fur etudent conducting, Scott Malbon for cornet, Mike Corbin on French horn, Barbara Miller, clarinet and garah Priest, clarinet. All thus* who won the Superior rate* ar* now eligible to go lo the State Band and Twirling Contest, which will be held in May, “ 1 am vrry proud of our band membeia ai)d majorettes,” said Bandmaster Ernest Cowley, “ and I know that Sanford la, too.” named Peel as the man who ordered them, alter they heard lit* recoidings made in a Mel­ bourne motel room. Two former pals of Iiulxapfcl, P. O. (Jim) Willier and Jim Yenxer, were to bo called by prose­ cutor O'Cunnell a? state witnesses today. Wilber ami Yenxer, acting as undercover agrnls, recorded llolsapfsl's original story o f th* murders during a two-day drink­ ing bout at Melbourne, Wilber testified briefly at Satur­ day'* half-day session, charging that Peel once admitted to hint that he “ did the job” on Chillingworth. Wilber said Perl frequently attempted to obtain information on “ whnl was going on in the sheriff's department” because as a bondsman Wilber was often at the department. He said be one* asked Peel why he “did the job on Judge Chillingworth." Wilber said Peel nervous­ ly replied that “ it was either that SDH or myself." Faced with the recording!, Hoixapfel and Lincoln later confessed, naming the .17-year-old Peel a* their employer. The handsome exjudge had been using hia oifiee to hide his connection with gambling and moonshine rings, th* etat* dunged, and ordered tha murder when Chiiiinxworlh discovered his illegal activities. Bulletin HAVANA (11*1) — Informed sources said todsy three Cuban youths have been arrested on charges «( plotting against the life of Soviet Ambassador Bergel Kudriavtsev. News Briefs Gator Homecoming GAINESVILLE (UPI) The University of Florida will hold its spring huim-coining here thia week with alumni meetings, a military parade, a barbecue, and the an­ nual Orange and Blue intra-squad football game rounding out a two-day program. Castro Press Foe Wilson Gets Tribute ‘Service _____ y P N i % was honored last Friday "llllft” by the Seminole Bar Assn, for 39 year* of le m c c and practice with the Florida Bar. Wilson was gucsl of honor al a “ surprise" parly si the King and Prince Rcsiaursnt and was pre­ sented with a sterling silver momentn for hit many years ot ser­ vice. . Making the presentation .was Gordon Frederick, president of the local bar organisation. Officials of the Semlnola bar and many officials of the slats organisation were present at the dinner. Wilson started practice in Florida in 1910 in Brooksville. He moved to Sanford in 1920. Besides his regular practice, lie served as Sanford city attorney for 20 years and county school hoard ailornry for 31 years. Recession At End? WASHINGTON (UPI- - Commere* Secretary Luther II. Hodges aald recession hat "hit Iht bottom” and the economy is re­ covering but that President Kennepjjr’a antl-rec«i$lon program still la needed. Hodges said legislation to help arena which have suffered -from chronic unemployiivenl-lhc ad-called depressed areas-wai par­ ticularly essential. Crops Damaged FRED H. WILSON First Degree Murder Charged To Woman The Central Florida Chapter of the Retired Ofllcera Assn., will TITUSVILLE (U PI) — Mr*. hold Ita annual meeting and elacEsther Delaney, who admitted she tion of officer! Thursdiy at 1!:M a.m. at Hit Orlando AFB Officer! shut her husband and lived with Club. his corpse stuffed in a cardboard Speaker for the meeting will be bus for 17 months, w n charged -M aj. Rolfe DcalUch USAF, llaaon font,,illy today * 'Ih first drgree \ ifica r, between (he Air Force and murder. tha local unit of the Civil Air Patrol. He will diacusa soma of the Circuit Judge Vassar B. Carlton functions of th* unit. The new by-laws will be present­ ed for approval and the nominating committee will present the follow­ ing propoatd slate of new officers; President, Col. Arthur H. Lust, USA; first vie* president; Capt. 9 )lannon C. Price, USN; second A 40-year old Negro Woman Vice president, Gen. L, C, Coddfrom Midway was charged with ington, USAF; third vice president aggravated assault Sunday after Gen. Don G. Yost, USMC; trea­ she threw a dish of lye into ano­ surer, Col. Wilbur A. Sweeten, ther Negro’s fare, the .Sheriff* USA; and secretary and asiiitant secretary to bo announced at the office reported today. meeting. Depuly J. Q. Galloway reported Reservations for the luncheon Shaking off a two-day chilly Ural Rosa Cueta threw the lye in­ meeting may b* mads by writing spell, Seminole County residents to the fare of James Green. or phoning Col. WUUam B. BigGreen was treated at Seminole again were basking in summer'f e n * . 730 S. Primrose Drive, Or­ like weather this weekend a n d ! Memorial Hospital for serious lando not later than Wednesday, more of the same is predicted for burut and released today. Gallo­ way said that Greco might lose this week. ' Slump Over The mercury loomed from a the fight of hia right rye. Tii* woman told deputies ihsl LAKELAND (UPI 1-Grapefruit cool 17 Friday morning to a prices overcame ■ mild midweek balmy TS Saturday in the after­ Green knocked on the door and demanded to enter her house. Mump to bold steady last wwek, noon to a T9 on Sunday. Green sa«d he would be back Thn skies should be clear lo but Florida orange prices drop­ ped down to 44A94L00 per box partly cloudy with some increase and when he returned after first it u> return, n she said f.o.b. compared in |4.T»-|9Ad the In cloudiness and warmer wcaih- be.iig told nut she threw tha lAr in hi* fa ct. « r ia expected Tuesday. 0B0evieus week. Woman Throws Lye Into Face O f Midway Man Chill Is Gone From County Again t ACAPULCO, Mexico (UPI) — Tha board of director* of Use Inter-American Press Assn, ended ill semi-annual meeting Sunday with a condemnation of Fidel Catins ai th* main snciny of tha freedom o# thn press ih tha west­ ern hemiaphara. LAKELAND (UPI) — A cold map Friday night caused heavy damage lo truck crops in the North Central Everglades. The Federal-State Froit Warning Ser­ vice aaid beans, watermelons, corn, squash and cucumbers were affected, with estimates of the loss running from so lo so per cenl. The service said, houwever, (list there was no damage lo the Stale's citrus crop. Liz Improved LONDON (U PI)—Elisabeth Tay­ lor's recovery from her near-fatal bout with pneumonia reached the point today where husband Eddie Fisher already was reported plan ning to take her lo California or the French Riviera for recupera­ tion. Doctors attending Ihe 29-yearold movit star were expected shortly lo give Fisher some indi ration oo when Miss Taylor will I h - well enough to leave Ihe ten ­ don Clinic, where she was taken near death a weel ago Saturday. bound llu* case over to Die guild Jury and ordered Mrs. Drlsnry held under $.1,000 hum! A n<-w grand Jury, being diawn today, was expected to convene Marrh 27 and hear the case. Defense attorney* Kenneth Mi>rton and Krnneth Moran, who had handled Mrs. Delaney'* suit for divorce from her dead husband. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Dr. Thomas, on grounds that he had Edward G. Bryne, president of "deserted” her and guns to Mexi- the Florida Aasn. of County ro, withdrew an earlier teipieet Health Officers, said Saturday the for a preliminary hearing on the slate la not acting in good faith in trying lo pass tha cost of murder charge. Meanwhile, Brevaid County local health car# lo the counties Sheriff Jimmy Dunn disclosed the while increasing Hale controls at name* of the person* who found the same time. His remarks mov­ th* skeleton o f bits. Delaney's ed a meeting of the Stale Board of husband wrapped, in a rug and Health lo agree on a fight for a blanket* and atulfrd in a card­ $5 million apprnapriation for oper­ board box inaid* the gatage of ation of county health units in Ihe coming biennium. her home al lndiallantir. Dunn aaid that Mrs. Celesta Eiaensapf Sr. of St. Petersburg and her eon, Otto Ei«rnsapf Jr. o f Cocoa Beach, made the grisly . dlsruvwy. The Democratic Woman's Club Th* sheriff said Mis. Kisrniapf had eomt to atay with Mis. Ds- will hold its monthly meeting in lane/ while Mr*. Delaney went to the courtroom of the courthouse al 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, a hospital for an opeiatmn. K. S. Uiilhimtr, chairman of Th* visitor complained of a the Democratic executive com­ musty odor that smelled like ■ mittee, will apeak lo (he group “ mildewed rug" and sent her son on the (unctiena of the committo Investigate while Mrs. Delaney lee. The meeting will be open lo was « t work. the public. Controls Criticized Women Demo Club Meets Wednesday Midwest Braces For New Snows, Powerful Gales United Press International A new snowstorm rocketed into the upper midwell today, pow­ ered by winds expected to reach gale strength an the thawing (treat lakes. Michigan and Wisconsin bra red for up lo a half foot of snow and ih# U. S. Weather Bureau warned of sleet and snow accompanying 40 mile in hour gales on Lakes Huron, Erie, Si.' Clair and Michi­ gan. High winds and lornido condi­ tions that threatened southern Illinois and Indiana during the night shifted east Into live Ohio Valley. A Weather Bureau spokes­ man said the winds appeared to lie luting strength as Iht low pressure center broadened. Tornadoes Sunday scraped Mis­ souri and Arkansas end hovered over southern Illinois. The Orark twisters killed a woman and In­ jured her husband end 10 other persona at a West Plains, Mo., prayer meeting. At least 33 othsr persona were reported injured in Missouri and Arkaosgs. Three Nebraska leen-agtrs were killed Sunday night when Ibeir automobile slid into tha path of a (ruck on e slushy road west of Wahoo. Thunderstorms blanketed a wide area south and east of the Ohio Valley and lower Mississippi Val­ ley east to the Atlantic Coast. Cily Manager To Give Report A comprehensive study ot the "economies of annexation” will be presented lo city commission­ ers ion Ight by Cily Manager W. E. Knowles. Mayor Joe Baker requested Ihe study, which will include com­ plete cost factors and recom­ mended scope. The commission i* attempting to determine whrther planned annexation areas are ready for (hat move or need more study. Also on Ihe agenda will be a public hearing on vacating of the lllli St. right of way from Mellunville Ave. In Hay Ave. lo pave Ihe wsy for a new Negro Hopper Academy. Cars Collide With Live Rattlers SLATON, Tex (U P I)-F lve per­ son* were killed snd nnr passen­ ger injured critically -Sunday night wlirn Iwe car* collided, one of them carrying 30 livr rat­ tlesnakes Stale police sad Hi# snakes were kiaded in four sacks snd s can in the rar trunk and re­ mained raplive ill the accident. Three xlalc policemen best the snakes lo death wills slicks to make aure the poisonous reptiles would not hurt anyone. The snakes were believed cap­ tured in the annual Sweetwater, Tex., ralllrsnake hunt. $800,000 Fire Levels Market TAMPA (UPI) — An $900,000 fir* destroyed the Temps Whole­ sale Produce Co., Inc. (farmers market) Saturday night, putting a crimp in distribution of fruils and vegetables along th* Eastern Seaboard. Soma 20 pieces of fir* fighting equipment and 50 firemen were dispatched lo th# scene. The fire was not completely checked until Sunday morning. Telephona and power service was knocked out in a 10-block square section around lha build­ ing. raid Bryant, “ but it mill not re­ lieve state nerds. It will further the state program.” Bryant said he supported the proposal in piece of * $5 million 1 revolving fund hr hud announced In his campaign pliitfoim for the stale use. He said upping the ta* from on* end a half percent to three percent would provide some $10 million a year for right of way purchase*. The governor said hi* support of the increased tax did not vio­ late hi* pledge against new taxa­ tion, He said he was pledged against new taxes for state pur­ poses. “ Local funds Sr* another matter," h* said. “ City and county covemmanta have tieen tremendously strap­ ped," he said, in obtaining reve­ nue. 'ibis plan, he said, would free for their use revenue nor­ mally used lo buy right of way. On another subject, Bryant de­ fended his administration's ac­ ceptance of private industry funds In supplement the salary of a new employ* of lit# Develop­ ment Commission. Commission Chairman Wendell Jarrard, in announcing the hiring ol Olho Bruce of Jacksonville lo head up Ihe Industrial Services Division, said he would recommend a slats salary of $12,000 a year. The slate salary will be supple­ mented by an unannounced amount, boosting Bruce’s salary considerably. Jarrard will nut say whit th* total of the two salaries will be. Bryant said the only way Brurr could be lured away front I I Pro-Lumumba Troops Captured LEOPOLDVILLE, Th* Congo (UPI)—Ms], Gan. Joseph Mobu­ tu's force* captured lhr*e com­ panies of pro-Lumumba Iroopa in an offensiye near lha Oriental Province border, Ihe Congolese Foreign Ministry announced to­ day. Mobutu's long • expected drive was coupled with reports from Stanleyville that Antoine Citenga was being eased out as boss of Oriental, which is in the hands of followers of slain ex-Premier Palrire Lumumba. The announcement said one Lumumbist company was trapped In Ilia town of Mondombe, about 300 miles southeast of Coqullhatville, in Equatorial Province. Mobutu's fore* of 1,200 troops Ihcn pushed on to tha town ol Ikcla, 40 mile* to tha south, and raptured and disarmed two more companies. Dispatches from Ihe hush country said hit troops had captured Ihe Lumumbiil strong­ hold. The. romniunlqus came as all Congolese leaders, except Glxenga, announced at Ihrlr “ summit” conference In Tananarive on file Island of Madagascar that they have agreed to form a confedera­ tion of Congolese states. Burglars Take $489 From Desk the Florida National Bank, where he wav a vice president, was the olfer of a higher salary than the slate was paying for Industrial ' division heads, lie said he hid discussed with power companies *« early as last December th* idea of supplementing state sal­ aries. The companies have put up $9,000, out of which some of Bruce's sulary w.ll be paid, Bryant also told the commis­ sioners, here lo plan their 1951 legislative program, of his plan to loosen up state road money to permit early letting of primary contracts. British Begin Trial Ot Five On Spy Charge LONDON (U P I)— Britain* biggrit spy trial in s decede opened today with three men and two women pleading Innocent of stealing British naval secrets for transmission lo Moscow, The FBI In Washington has identified a married •c o u p In among the defendants as Ameri­ cans. Not since Klaus Fuchs was convicted in i960 of passing atomic secrets across the Iron Curtain haa Britain been so con­ cerned about her security. Lord Parker, wearing the red robe of his ouice and a grey wig, was presiding as a trial Judge for the first lime alnce hi* appointment In 1919. The attorney general, Sir Reginald Mannlngham • Duller, personally look charge of Ihe prosecution. The government alleges th* five stole valuable secret docu­ ments from Ihe big naval base at Portland — nerve center of Britain's and NATO'S planning op­ erations against Russia's 430-ves­ sel submarine llqei—and trans­ mitted the Information to Moscow over a powerful radio buried un­ der lb* kitchen of ■ collage in (he suburb of Rulilfp. On* by one th* defendanti were brought before Lord Parker to enter their pleas. First wa* Miss Elisabeth Gee, spinster-em­ ploy* at Portland's underwater weapons establishment since I960. The rlerk of Ihe court asked how she wanted to plead. "Not guilty,” she aaid In a loud vole*. Then, entering (be name plea, came: Henry F. Houghton, S3, Mis* Gee's fiance; Gordon Arnold Lonsdale, 37, ■ director of ■ Lon­ don dock company; Peter John Kroger, 30, a book seller and owner of Ih* Kuiilip radio cot­ tage, and Heltn Joyce Kroger, 47, hia wife. The FBI has identi­ fied them a* Morris and Lola Cohen of New York, British justice moved with its traditional swlflncw. Despite sev­ eral challenges by defense coun­ sel, a Jury of 12 men was choaen within 13 mlnutM. Sir Raginald'a opening aiaiemrnt mad* clear what th* prose­ cution hoped to prove. It was that Minn Gee and Houghton stole Ih* documents, passed them to Lonsdale who then took them I* the Kroger cottage for transmis­ sion. nurglar* broke into the Harold Kastncr Co., office on W. 13th Si. and stole $499 out of a desk dur­ ing the weekend, police said. Police believed lha break-in o c­ curred sometime Saturday night. Entry was gained by breaking a window on the front door. Bur­ glar* apparently then enlered the North Orlando Mayor Frank office and pr ed open the desk where Ihe money was, officers Fiisulo reported today that ihe Village Counrll “ seriously" i* said. discussing Ih* possibility of an­ nexing lurroundlng properties fit the north Including (hose aonrd The Inter-city match scheduled M l industrial. to be played at th* DcLand Gulf “ The first atep,” he said, “ wilt Club between Sanford and De- be to g.'l • legally drawn peti­ Land will be played at the May- tion with which lo approach Ihe fair Course Sunday at noun, I landowners for (heir approval.” Council Considers Annexation Move Inter-City Play County To Start Work On Replacing Bridges The County Road Drpl. will start (earing duwn three bridges in Ihe county Tuesday and will replace them with three new pre-elrrased type spam at a coal of $21,900 County Engineer Carllon Bliss reported today. Bliss said that work wdl start on new bridge* over Lake Huwall Lane over Ilowril Creek; Upsala Rd , over Smith Canal south of First Si., and over Orange Blvd. over the Smith Canal. Tha construction jobs will bn finished In about three months, Bliss said. Tha qost will run about tT.uuo on tacb bridge. All present bridge* in the three areas were termed inadequate by Bliss and In “ run down condi­ tion." Money for the work will noma from the county's road and bridge fund. Last week the County Commis­ sion authorised the bridge jeets. | *1 " «1 wi iV I u jj __ J i �t a ic 1—Mon. Mar. IS, 1061 4 Youths Face Federal Charges ROME, Ga. (UPI) — Four teenagera, Including two girls and a "sickly" boy who was feared k.dnaped, today faced federal charges of transporting a stolen car across a state line. The FBI filed charges Sunday against Eugene Williams, 18, Cray­ ton Lamar Charry, 18, Diana Brahma, II, and Patsy Msy, IT, his revolution. The cheers of other prisoners were still ringing in his ear* when the crash of tha rifles ended his ad venturous life. Morgan was burled in Colon Cemetery with his aide, Maj. Jesus Carrera, who died with him "at (he wall." Officials said there was no ehance th a t•the body could be claimed by tha Morgan family in Ohio. Morgan's Cuban « born wife Olga, who also was convicted at tha trial and sentenced to prison, remained In asylum at the Braaillan Embassy. HAVANA (U P!) -P o lic e guerds foiled an srmed attack by an anti-Castro band nn the Soviet Embassy residence shortly before MaJ. William A. Morgan of To­ ledo, Ohio, died before a firing squad for allegedly aiding tha enamlas of Premier Fidel Castro, diplomatic sources reported. Incident wat teen a* an­ other Indication of mounting op­ position to the Castro regime in spile o f harsh reprisal*. Observ­ er* said that rather than diatom • aging lbs counter-revolutionar­ ies, tha titrations appeared to b iv e sharpened their determina­ tion to overthrow the revolution­ ary government. The aourees said the altempcd attack on the Soviet Embassy residence la swank suburban Miritnar was made at 1:30 p.m., Saturday night—about M minutes before Morgen was executed In La Canbina prison fortress, about At least a dosen ahols were ex­ changed between tha police guard and the attacker*, according to the Informant*. The anti-CastroItea were scattered by the police gunfire and at least one subse­ quently sought aaylum In a for­ eign embassy, they said. It waa got known if any were captured. Soviet Ambassador Serguai Kudriatoov, who took up hi* post boro tight month* ago, wai not et home at the time of the ellack. He waa at a reception e l the Chinese Communist Embassy which also waa attended by Cei- f/ l ^ h Food Committees To Be Appointed By Retired Folks Plaaa to replace a long term, food committee with a monthly »ne will be discussed by members of Ui* Chuluola Retired Falks Chib at their regular pot-luck aupper meeting Thursday. Suppers are held at the Community Club beginning at 4 p.m. Suggest ions submitted by mem­ ber* far program preferences also will b* discharged. Each membar will have tha opportunity of axprcsi hi* opinion before any action receives a vote. After all suggestion* are heard, (be president will appoint a food committee chairman and a pro­ gram commlliaa chairman who win attoci their assistants Fifth Grade Studies Nation A Loagwood Elementary fifth grads class ia making reports on famous America a men auch aa Thames Jafforsoa, Georg* WashUgtoa ate., to wind up tha unit study oa "How W* Became a Longwood Elementary aixth grade Social Studia* classes now era visiting’ Franc* via textbook*. Many pictures of Pari* fash­ ion*, foods, place* of interest, etc., are being collected by stu­ dent* for scrapbooks on this coun- Pictures Received Student picture! were distributed at Longwood Elementary School last Wednesday with tha unused pictures and money for those pur­ chased due to bo turned in last Friday. 2- 2l/i Lb. A verage FANCY ENTERPRISE 4-U IlOYS displayed their bluo ribbon winning exhibits at the school Friday Jn celebration of National 4-H Club Week. In charge o f setting up the display were Jim Lutrell and £ d Cunningham Jr., local lead­ er. Pictured with their exhibits are front row, left to right, Vlncient Stowcll, Dean Cross, Ernest Watson, Bobby DeKalands and Robert Cross, Back row, left to right, Randy .Sullivan. John Gregory, David Campbell, Gary Hopper, Jimmy Wells, Frank Gregory, Michael DeKalundx, Kenneth Owens and Mike Mathis. (Cox Photo). W HOLE ONLY EACH U . S. GOOD SELECT h y .1 l a r rffl i' * jH £ 4 ^ Those attending are requested to register when th* meeting opens at 10 a.m. and to plan for ■ covered dish luncheon. Longwood Class Visits France W «*.' iUr V' Mra. Christina Borell, N, died Friday at the Strapta Bast Horn*. A s came 8a Sanford la IMS from Michigan and waa a mem­ ber o f Um Upaala Presbyterian Church and of the Dorcas Circle. •be waa bora ia Norway an April 11, m o . Survivors are a nine*, Mra. Margaret Puaey, M i a m i ; a aephaw, Alfred Erickaon and a slater, Mra. Jennie Krickaon, both of Orlando. Services ware bald at 14 a. m. today at tho Upaala Church with Bav. John W. PlUoy officiating. Burial waa la The .Swedish Comalary, Gramkow Funeral Home waa to charge of arrangements. pillow." Mrt. Mary Hunter Colbert, TT, died at her borne, 2008 Grandview Ave., Saturday f o l l o w i n g a lengthy lllneai. She had lived In Sanford for M ytara and was the widow of tha late William M. Colbert. wai a member of the Flrrt PtMbyteriin Church here. Survivors are two daughters. Mr*. Bovard Tomlinaon, Miami; Mrs. William Wade, Sanford; a ■later, fairs. Paul Miller, 'Charlotto, N. C.; brother*, C. E. Hunter, Sanford and Hugh Hunt­ er. Davtona Beach; a grandson, William M. Colbert in, Sanford and a granddaughter, N i b u Tomlinson, Miami. * Service* were scheduled today at 2 p. m. at Brissoa Funeral Home with Rev. Graver Sewell officiating. Burial waa to be In Evergreen Cemetery. DRESSED & D R A W N Borell Services Held Today Seminole County Homo Demon­ stration Club women will meet Thunday for an Open Council Program to bo presented by a •tola Highway Patrolman who will discuss four-lane driving, clover loaf driving, sign* and toft lanea. A Jewelry Workshop, for one oral! loader from each club, will be eoadiMlod by Mra. Bosch of BusUs who will havo materials available far each craft leader to purchase. The guest instructor ■1m will show step-by-step method o f making aa unusual "round o f Mr. and Mra. J, B. St. John of Loch Arbor, waa named to the Dean's Lint at the University o f South Carolina. He is attending USC on a Naval ROTC scholarship and recently received a letter o f con­ gratulations for academic excellence from Capt. C. H. Witten, commander o f the NHOTC unit at the univer­ sity. St. John is vice presi­ dent o f Pi Kappa Alpha so­ cial fraternity; vice chair­ man o f Student Union; and treasurer o f Compass & Chart Society. Mrs. Mary ColberJ, Dies Saturday F L A . OR G A . G R A D E “ A ” Morgen, who protested his Inno- To Be Held Here t i i i t i J. BARRY ST. JOHN, son Mrs. Katherine Harvey, 41, died early Sunday at Seminole Memorial Hospital following a brlaf Illness. A native of Valdosta, Ga., aha had made her home in Sanford for the part 37 years at 318 Palmatin Ave. She wai operator and owner of Xatheriaa'a Beauty Salon, Sha wat a member of the First Baptist Church and of the Hair­ dressers and Cosmetologist! A nn., Local Unit No. 31. Survivors include three daugh­ ters, Mrs. Ann Claudio of tong Island, N. Y .; Mrs. Jeannette Hall and Mias Linda Harvey, both of Sanford; her mother, Mrs. Nora King, Sanford; three grandchildren; two brothers, C. B. Brown, Orlando and Earl A. King, Tampa. Service* will be held at Briaaon Funeral Home at 2 p. m. Tuesday with Dr. W. P. Brooks Jr. officiating. Burial will be hi Evergreen Cemetery. demanding *2,000 ranaom for the boy's return. The FBI originally was investi­ gating the ranaom call but dropped that probe when it appeared stolen vehicle chargea would-be (lied, Weeks said. * The four will be tried in Geor­ gia, Adams, said. If they desire grand jury action, the trial will be held In Rome. He said if they plead guilty a federal judge ia Atlanta will hear the case. all of GaiUmio. N. C., Floyd Coun­ ty Sheriff Joe Adam* said the four were being held here on $2,500 bond each. The four were arreated on atolen gasoline chargea Friday night in nearby Rockmart after leading police on a m rn.p.h. automobile chaaa. Spedlal agenta ia charge of the Atlanta FBI office, C. E. Weeks, aaid Rockmart police notified the FBI after It waa discovered that the car the teen-agera were driving, a IN I Ford, wat reported stolen In Gastonia. Williami, who was described by fail parents ai a sickly child with a rheumatic heart condition, was the object of a widespread starch after hli parent* reported him missing Thursday and when hia uncle. F.. L. William*, of UntonJa, laid he received ■ telephone cell h\ 5*2 2. tP j E r ' |%V'% *»*■*‘V *f ” F ;; « PURE PORK COUNTRY STYLE *i - 1" j ENTERPRISE LANDMARK, known in recent years as The Dicken'n Place, haa been purchaned by William Goodwin who plana to build a new home on the location nt DeBary Ave. and Mndiaon PI. when wrecking of the old one la completed. (Cox Photo) KEENE, N. H. (U P !) - A Georgia loan company executive and his family, found here after helng missing for eight deys, is looking for a new Job and doesn't plan to return to Georgia, a family friend said. Michael Potter, X0, hi* Canadian born wife. Ann, and thslr two small children, vanished from W aycron, Ga., Match 3 while supposedly on a 60-litll# trip to Valdosta, Ga. They were found her* Katurday night after phoning Potter's bos. in Waycro.s from Vermont Friday. "Apparently they didn't Ilka it down there," said Miss Juna Mugford, a nurse here who ia housing fair*. Putter and the children. She declined to disclose Potter's whtreabout* hut did say ha waa looking for a new job. Miss falugford, a lung-lime friend o f Mrs. Potter, said aba didn't know "what all tha fuss waa about." Tha search for Potter began last Monday when ha failed to ehow up for work at tha Benefic­ ial Finance Co. in Waycrosa, lie had told neighbors t h r o days earlier that ha and his family were going to Voldvsta for a birth­ day party. But they never ap­ peared there. Food wai left in th* Potter'* refrigerator and clothes were hanging on tha lint. Potter's 1984 pink Cadillac, which he recently purchased with a Waycrosa bank loan, was found abandoned Friday In a railroad station parking let in Brattleboro, Vt. The search for the family then was narrowed to the Keene area. It waa reported that Potter bad mailed the keys o f ths ear te tha Wayeroaa hank which financed Ha purchase. Potter leltphom-i] his employer to toy he and his family "were Just on a little holiday" and were "too embarrassed to return." DIXIE MUDS BUSH'S BEANS MCKHNEIR FROEBN WHOLE GREAT NORTHERN HUNIJTE STD, M AXW ELL RO L-LATEX ★ arm m$ms ★ M0 M I N T M M (LIMIT 3 PLEASE) FANCY RED H O USE i t SM N SC M VM 9H . & 4 GOLDEN RIPE formula taterler 1*1- 1 Lb. Bair W Km With 95.00 Order Excluding Tobaccos fotox. Me pointy cd*r, 24-miaul* drying and easy water clean-up. 2.25 Ot. 6.91 G«L M a ry Carter Paints 201 W. First St FA 2-S649 1100 W. 13th ST. dUi k SANFOBn A �Sh* tanfnrfc Vrrall Mon. Mar. 13, 1DG1—Page 3 Community Projects Chambers - Larson Wedding Announced Get Assistance From Chuluota Club t > o t t ii W ig 9 in b o th "ON MY HONOR, I will try,-tot do my duty to God and my coun­ try, to help other people at all Jimes and to obey the Girl Scout I This is the pledge committed to memory and recited frequently by girl* and women all over the world who are a part of the vast organisation which is now cele­ brating Girl Scout Week. In Sanford and Seminole Coun­ ty special emphasis Is being plac­ ed on public recognition of the highest order of Ideals of woman­ hood, promoted by the Girl Scout organisation. These ann* ann Ideals ate em­ bodied In the women who lead, ‘.each, instruct and guida the American girl, in this Intrinsic society which la unparalleled In Its scope nf_ activity. . Through this column, this week, ^•ou will meet a few o f the 181 Seminole County women, from all walk* of life, of varying back­ grounds, who together posses* a myriad of skills and talent* which they share with each other and with over 700 girl*. MABEL CHAPMAN MISS MIMl SCHOONOVER MIMI SCHOONOVER, Navy •*vt» av.it vlaug^ffv o f .W ry purciita, was bom in China, when her parents were stationed there. She ha* no chlldien in Scuuls, fur three year-old Stevie and five year-old Sandy are too young a* yet. But she was a Campfire Girl herself when her faintly lived in Arlington, Virginia. She bci-anie interested in Scouts when her filer husband wu* trailsfcired lo Sanford ami lias an ac­ tive troop of Fly-Up llrownie* meeting at her Pinccrest home each week, with the help o f assis­ tant leader, Marion Bent. She look her basic leadership training hcic ami worked with Brownie Day Camp ptog ram last summer, which she thoroughly en­ joyed. BEVERLY WALLER, leader of [nteimediale Tiuop 321 and cochairman of tha coining-up Girt Scout Fair In April, ia a veteran Girl Scout having been active in ono way and another for the past ten years. Beverly's mother was m Scout MABEL CHAPMAN la e ant of the most experienced Scout I I leader* in Sanford. A t present ah* ia leader of Troop 90, third and fourth grade Brownies, sixteen little girls from Lake Monroe, Mis* Chapman's experience in scouting began in February, 1933, when aha enrolled aa a charter member o f tbo first Girl Scout troop in Sanford. She grew up along with scouting here and ah* then became a leader. She baa worked for nine years in all phase* of scouting, Soniora, Intermediates and Brownie Scouts. Beside* her groups in Sanford, aha has also been tha leader o f troop* In Amherstdale, IV. Va. and Nashville, Tennessee. A number o f special pine are , . worn by Mies Chapman. On* which ihe won Is tha Golden Eagle Pin, for superior acouting. An­ other interesting pin ia tbs Birth­ place pin. This she wear* because ■he has visilad the birthplace a f Juliette luiw, founder of Girl Scouting. Two year* ago, Misa Chapman took 36 girl* with her by chartered bus to Savannah, Geor­ gia, tha birthplace a f Mr*. Low, now a national commemoration. Tha pin in the shape o f a gutdejt torch she wears indicates that sha has trained nt tho National Train­ ing Center, Camp Edith Maty, in tba mountain* near - Pltasantville, N, Y. Hera she studied advance outdoor laadenhip and primitive outpost tamping. This Uat course was really rough, aha remtmbera, • v aa it was an 11-day camping trip in the mountains, in which they carried all food and equipment on their back* and hiked for miles to a "primitive outpost'1 deep in the niounUin*. But camping ia her main interest and aha lovaa it. Miss Chapman ii tha daughter •f Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Chapman af Sanford and teaches lb* second grade at Lake Monroe SchooL N ew Arrivals Mr. and Mra. 5am W, Thurmond, Holly Ave., Sanford, announce the birth of en • lb. daughter, March 7, at Seminole Memorial Hospital. They have chosen the name Sara Lee, for the new arrival. •W Paternal grandmother ia Mrs. j . p . Thurmond, of Sanford and maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. Guy Mejeriak, af Dc- PARK and WASH % BEVERLY WALLER Members ot the Chuluota Wo­ man'* Club, meeting at the home of Mrs. Carol Jrpson. March T, made financial contributions to several community projects. Included was a 373 donation to the American Legion George M. Jacobs Memorial Post 233 for the distribution ot traffic safety signs throughout the community. Donation of 323 to the Seminole County Water Safety Committee of the American Bed Cross for the purchase of the film "That They May Live." which deals with life saving techniques in all emergencies. The film is in techni. color and after ill purchase will be made available to all clubs and organisations of the county free of charge through the Sanford Bed Cross Chapter. The women also voted to give 3100 lo the Chuluota Sportsmen's Club to be used for purchase of equipment and other needed sup­ plies for the educational training program for community children archery, fire arms and for the an mtal Fbhathon. The group set adde 330 for their adopted family to be used for F.s-jcr Other business included making ol tentative plans for an Faster Ejw Hunt for community children under 11 years of age. Mrs. Grace Fox was appointed chairman of the project with Mrs. Joan Sin­ clair as her co-chairman. Time and place of the Hunt to be an­ nounced. Mr*. Jcpsun, assisted by Mrs. Hessie Jones, served refreshments al the close of the meeting. Mrs. Faye Bivers, Bichmond Avc., Sanford announces the en­ gagement and approaching mar­ riage of her daughter, Belly Sue Chambers, to limn Keith Larton, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. La rum, 2133 Broadlavvn ltd , Du­ buque, Iowa. Miss Chambers was horn in .Se­ vers die, Tcnn., attended school* in Tennessee, DcLand and Enter­ prise. M.e was a member of the l‘.i59 graduating class of the Deland High School. While there she was a member of Ihe Glee Club and Tri-Hl-Y. The gloom-elect was horn in Fort Dodge, Iowa, attended schools in Iowa and graduated from Hie Dubuque High School in 1951. While in High School he was active in sporU and took part in the fall and spring track and cross coun­ try meets. Following his graduation hr en­ tered the C. S. Navy and served MISS BETTY SUE CHAMBERS tjcUudw S a is PALM CIRCLE Cdr. Frank Patterson spoke on Japanese Gardens," showing co ­ lored slides, al the meeting of Palm Circle, Sanford Garden Club in the home of Mra, George Hounds. Virginia Avc., Sanford, Thursday morning, Japanese gardens portay a rythm in nature, with its seasonal chang­ es. The Japanese love nature and insist upon an aesthetic sanity in their gardens. In designing llicm they adhere to one of three plans (I ) artifi­ cial hill1 gardens—not necessarily ualng rock* ami dirt, but by sire of shrub* and trees; (2> flat gar­ dens and (3) internal gardens, with enclosures by walls, hedges or gates. Wind bells are often used in their gsrdens for sound effects. In formal garden* waterfalls, ponds, or streams are seen and rocks are used to make turns in streams. Stepping stones are often used In the gardens and also In thr ponds or streams. Cdr. Patterson's talk. Illustrated with many, many slide*, was a most interesting one, At close or the morning session. Mrs. Rounds, wilh Mrs. Helen DcWit, as co-hostess, served a light lunch. Mrs. Jack Greene was accepted into tha circle aa a saw member leader, a* well aa a District scout eaacutive and Beverly "grew up" in Scouting, although her family traveled around the country a lot, because her father was in tha Alaritim* Service. Long: wood Her daughter Debbie, nine. It a Brownie scout and she has a five year old ton, Ricky, Assistant leader of Beverly's intermediate group ia Verne Bolton. By MRS. BETTI E SMITH "I would like lo *ay that I think Weekend guests of Mr. and Mr*. Scouting t* wonderful, both for Sam Hodge, at their Reiter Ave. tho girls and for tha traders," saya home, were Mr. Hodge's abler and Bavarly enthusiastically, and she brother-in-law, Mr. and Mr*. Makshould know. lon Strop*, of Waverly, N. Y. Mr. and Mri. Clare Balmer and family enjoyed the visit of hi* brother, Wallace Balmer, of I’ uie City N. Y „ last week. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Smith have returned borne after being called By HELEN hNODGRAMS lo Winter Haven. Mr*. Smith'* Mr. and Mr*. H. E. Braddock, father, D. H. Willis, was hospital!of Dr La t>d. vbllrd friend* in En­ ird for three weeks, due to a se­ terprise, b it Thursday. ver* heart attack. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ovbtt were sunday gueits of Mr. and Mr*. Nonwork accident* — those oc­ Herman Sagsr in Orinond Beach. curring in the home, on the high­ Wrckend guest* at the home of way and in public places — ac­ Mr. and Mra. C. A. Henderson count lor about 8 out of T ac­ cidental deaths in the United Ststct. LITTLE STEPHANIE BLAIS helps Mummy, Claire Blais (right) and M rs. Helen C on stiin tin e, ( l e f t ) ns they check over xotne of the Koneroua gift* that will he awarded aa door prize* Ht the SI. I'utrick’a Hay Kaaliion Show and Card Party, heinyr planned by the Catholic Women'll Chib for March 17. in California, Tennessee and re­ cently relumed from a seven month cruise aboard Ihe CSS In­ dependence in Ihe Mediterranean. Hr is presently stationed at the Sanford Naval Air Station with VAH-I. Thr wedding will be an evenl of March id at 3 p.m. at the Central Baptist Church, in Sanford, No formal Invitations arc being fxlrmlrd and all friend* of thr couple are Invited lo attend. for door prise*. Special rt'lrohmcnls will be served at the card party, which will be held in Hie Social Hall of ail Souls Catholic Church, The general public i* invited and ticket* will be on tale at llouinitials, Jet Lancs, Winn Dixie, Food Fair, and vow ells. General chairman (or Hie evenl is Mrs. Claire Blab and Hie dc- Calendar MONDAY The Friendship League of tha Congregational Christian Church will meet at 1:30 p.m. in Fellow­ ship Hall lor the monthly session with Mrs. Kale QualHebaum and M n. George Chabot a i co-host­ esses. TCE8DAY First Baptist Church elasa in Bible Study, 9:30 a m. and 7:30 p.m. Associational Intermediate Drill and Better Speakers' Tournament, it P inem at Baptist Church, I p.m. Garden Club Plans Future Activities Mr*. W. W. Anderson, Mr*. Malvin Campbell and Mr*. Floyd Cooper were elected by »ecrct ballot to s e n e as a nominating committee for the North Orlando Garden Club Thursday, This committee is to choose (wo candidate* for each chib officer and lo present the nomination* at the April meeting. Election was held at a meeting of the group at the home of Mrs. George Summers. 70 N. Second St., with Mrs. Malvin Campbell serving a* co-liosteis, Mrs. Richard Stodden took over to read the minutes and tree■urer’a report in the absence of both officer*. Members voted lo include reed­ ing of ihe minutes from executive hoard meetings at Ihe regular meetings; To hold the annual June Banquet at (he Villa Nova Heslaurant with each member lo purchase her own dinner. The club will lake care of tax, tips and other miscellan­ eous expense; To refrain tram having guest ipeakeri at each meeting but, in­ stead, spend more time in open discussion and to have local memhers give the program at some of the meetings; To hsve a small plant exchange by number drawings at the April mreling Instead of a white ele­ phant sale. Each member ia to bring a small plant amiable for Ihe exchange; To tend gifla to any members who are In the hospital ami also lo those who are confined lo St. Patrick Party Planned By Catholic Womens Club A ht. Patrick'* Day Card Parly and Fashion Show i* living plan­ ned by the Catholic Women's Club March 17 al 8 p.m. Tbo Fasbiun N«mi will lake place first with adult fashion* from Yawell's Department Store and child­ ren's riolhci from in*- spring stock al Duke and Duchess Shop. Many attractive gift* have been collected to be used in a drawing Church curating committee n headed by Mr*, l.'harlultc Donahoe assisted by Mrs. Madeline Fade. Mr*. Adelaide Durand and Mr*. Metlie Duehn are m charge of re­ freshments and .Mr*. Edith Kry* gier and Jo Slunkwiecr arc rh alr-. men of Ihe lieke, talcs. Kitty Purdy will tie coordinator and commentator tor the foihlon show. Iheir homes due to a lengthy A> nrss; To collect articles of clothing, food and household supplies which will be kept for needy famtllea in emergencies such ai fir# or prolonged illnesses. Mrs. Camp* bell, Mr*. Frank Bailey and Mra, Joseph Thflt were appointed to hr in charge of this project and residents with donation! should contact any of tlw three women. Announcement was made that the Littleton Nursery of Oviedo will sell plants lo members for Iheir own use at wholesale price. It was stressed that the*# plants may not be purchased at tha reduced costa for any purpose other lhan individual uses. For further Information members ware advised lo contact Mr*. Robert Dean. Plans were made lo devote the next mrctlng to open discussion by all members on iheir likes and dislikes of the club. Members were informed that the Garden of thr .Month awards will ba re* sumed In April and will ba made each month during the summer. Local Events WEDNESDAY Civic Department of Iha Sanford Woman's Club meets at 12 noon for a covered dish luncheon, /of* lowed by the business and pro* gram. U . John Langford, from the Naval Air Station, wU ba guest epeaker. • Hats • Dresses • Hose • Gloves • Bags • Jewelry M A R Y - E S T H E R ’S "Fealariag Fashion* Just Far Yen'* FA 2-2382 Personals Enterprise Personals The Bociety for of Crippled Bcminol* Children County and 'l'lie character o f a Cadillac reveals die character ol iis owner. It is visual evidentd of his good tasie . . . his recognition of correct, enduring styling. It sjscak* well of its owner’ s sense of quality—quality evidenced in Cadillac’s quietness of operation . . . its ease ol ■»**— .... roiHtol , , , and iu meticulous Fleetwood eoachwork. I iniilly, a Cadillac endotscs its owner’s ability to judge sound value—In purchase price, in economy of oper­ ation and as a wise investment. Your dealer invites \uu (o discover all the rewards of Cadillac ownership. " Adults ANNOUNCES THE THIRD ANNUAL EASTER March 25, 1961 — 9 at THE MAYFAIR INN Optional I)re*s LILY BALLROOM Fete Bukue'n Orchestra Make your BALI Door rowervationi Triies bow VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED \7/a aU C < F A 2-2171 HOLLER Mayfair this season. Cor. MOTOR tAd DEALER SALES ft PalmatUi r j r*” 1 y4 t | J. 11 r _ _ __________________ j j ' �Recession Attacked. For the third time In seven years the nation's bust* neaamen, acting through the Advertising Council which they support, are attacking recession "through the minds o f men, where all action starts." Theodore Rcpplier. council president, thinks this psychological warfare probably did some good in 1054 and 1958, though he says frankly there's no way to prove It. Most Americans, especially the hard hit, probably would agree it’s worth a good try. In the new campaign, called "Confidence in a Grow* ing America,"4hc planners Insist there's to be no "Polly* anna stuff," no blinking o f the facts o f recession. In the words o f one, they simply want to "look at the whole stairway Instead of the broken step." What this means is that they intend to emphasize what they consider is legitimate optimism about the country's long-range future. The soberest economic pro* jectlona largely agree, they say, that by 1976 we’ll have a hike in gross national product from 8500 billion to $800 billion, and n 22-mlllIon boost in Jobs. Some of the advertisements already prepared suggest the council is using what might be termed the "four B" approach. Again and again, alluding to the future, the campaigners say: "Brilliant—Bigger— Better— Bright­ er." Heavy stress is laid on the value o f organized re­ search in fulfilling this promise. The council's figures put U. S. business research today at $12 billion a year. By 1969 lt'a expected to reach $22 billion. Bays Reppller: It’s the best answer to automation." In its 1058 campaign, tho council got donations o f 25 million dollars' worth o f advertising space. This time it figures on at least 10 million dollars' worth, and possibly much more. For this time the program won't end once the reces­ sion danger is over. It will be continued at lower pace, with tho idoa that somu constant psychological stimulus will do tho economy good. President Kennedy’s commerce secretary, Luther Hodges, likes the whole ides, providing the rough facts are always faced. He should have plenty o f company. Tho campaign, if it's realistic, can’t hurt. And it might help a lot. LETTERS to the Editor Xditor: Thank you for tho Anderson Moving and Storage Company lea■« publicity which appeared la the Sanford Herald. We ap­ preciated your aailtUneo and alao that o f Mrs. Dorothy Higgin­ botham who waa moat halpful. Ned Julian Associate .. Stenitrom Realty this location. Who hind let auch traffic hazards and why has an IntenecUon a i dangerous at this been ignored? Respectfully yourt, Kathy Carlo* Editor: Chuluota Men Report Barbecue ‘Big Success* I have found in the part that the aureit way to receive action or a sound expleniUoa to a problem la throuih this column. So, again I write; There la a very dangsroua traf­ fic hazard at the eouthera and of our county. 1 am referring to in(enaction T7W and road 434. Why Isn't there soma type of traffic light or signal for motorlite at an intersection ae con­ gested as thlsT I do not know what require­ ment! mutt be met for proper traffic ilgnals but surely Uia loti of human LIFE la vary suffi­ cient, not to mention aaveral peo­ ple being aeriouily Injured at American Legion members of the Chuluota George M. Jacobi Memorial Pott 223 report that (heir chicken barbecue, bold at the Community llouso picnic area March S, waa a "big sueca w ." They reported a profit of be­ tween |300 to 9330 and said that 300 dinners were served with peo­ ple coming from Geneva, Titus­ ville, Cocoa, Oviedo and Sanford in addition to local ratldenli. The 40 A a locomotive wat on hand all afternoon to give rldea to kiddles "from 1 to 100 yean of age and the sound of He horn resounded through the area un­ til lata in the day." SIDE G L A N C E S B y Gilbraith WASHINGTON — (NEA — Free-swinging Jimmy Hoffa and hia Teamsters union are sow nearing position from which they can give tbe Kennedy adminis­ tration—and the country—one of its most aerioua domestic prob­ lems and battles in tbe next four years. Federal District Court Judge F. Dickinson Letts' order abol­ ishing tbe board of monitors con­ trol he had let up over the Teamsters gives it a green light to go its own ways. Judge Letts authorized the call­ ing of a union convention. This will end in the legal election of Hoffa at president, giving him WASHINGTON CROSSROADS OF THE WORLD By William Drury It was an evening of culture at the civic auditorium. Among the audience were grandmother!, demure young ladlea droned In their bait, and deeply apprecia­ tive teens gera. In fact, the usual bloodthirsty mob you will find watching wres­ tling. That night, Ur. Prlmo Camera, former heavyweight b o x i n g champion o f the world, would at­ tempt to beat the living daylights out o f Mr. Al Lolotal, the heavy­ weight wrestling champion of Hawaii. The spectators enthusiastically applauded the entry of these gladiators. Some were ao over­ come ti;a: they stuck their fin­ gers into their mouths nod pierc­ ed the thick, smoke-laden air with shrill whittiet. Others mere­ ly called advice, aueb "Murder WORRYCLINIC by Dr. G.W. Crane CASE H-431: Homtr G., aged 29, is a successful Insurance man. "D r. Crane, we have 49 agents," he began. "Tney are divided Into units of T man each. 1 have charge of ono of these. "For five years I have been quite aucceasful. But lately I have grown very self-conscious end analytical So I am losing my confidence. " I used to hold group sales meetings, but now I am actually afraid to aland up before people. "1 can go out with one of my men and do all right, but I am afraid to make e speech. " I think It all alerted when I hired an older man of c 43 in my been a former aalea unit. Hei had bet lawyer, "He it inclined to ccriticize me. necently he told mei that I was of the slipping in my leader men. Now I'm afraid j has actually eauied me to davelop a complex. "F or I hate to go to the office in the morning. I am ao uncertain and fearful that 1 blush b lu b and act like an amateur. " I ean't go on like thin, for my men will Ime all their rcipect for me. So what do you recommend T" You reader* may recall the old rime about the centipede: The centipede waa happy, guile, UutUl the toad, In fun. Aaltad which lag followed after bins ap to rath quite prostrate 'Uut Dad, Myon ronl|y b a a ^ him. A l" and "Kill him, Carat r a i" The frail old lady next to me screamed: "Butcher the bum! Slaughter him! Tear him up! Feed him to the blrdal" It was not quite clear whoa# aide the waa on. Her husband sat silent betide her, a timid man, entiling • queer little emlle. This was a non-title bout. Two lallt out of three, for the fun of It and an unspeclfed purse. At the sound of the gong, Mr, Camera and Mr. Lolotal circled each other warily. For a while they played pat-a-cake while the fans snorted tor blood. "Hey, you boys need an orchestra?" Inquired the frail old lady. "Quit dancing around." Her husband said nothing. Just smiled that queer little smile. Mr. Camera and Mr. Lolotal, la the ditch Inquiring hew to ru s." The moral of that little poem it obvious. As soon as we become loo analytical, then we Interfere with the previous imoolh operation of our habits. Homer was a successful sales­ man, eitrovcrtive and happy, untill this ex-lawyer criticized him. Then Homer grew introipectlve and analytical. But the longer he analyzed him­ self, the lesa assurance be posses­ sed. And a star salesman MUST feel sure of himself. Excessive eelf-inalysla Is one reason why a person stutters. Some embarrassing slip of the tongue calls his attention to the previous automatic act of speak­ ing. So he figuratively throws a monkey wrench Into its smooth machinery. The person who blushes profusely it also a victim of this undue selfanalysis. At some time in the past his attention waa called to his pink skin and red eara. Since then, be keeps thinking about himself ex­ clusively. Homer la handicapped by this ex-lawyer, who Is older and «l course desirous of being thought a "big shot" because he once bad a successful legal practice. The lawyer thus tries to brow­ beat other* ao b t can again stand out ai tho top man in tho group. For It rankles the 43-year-old lawyer's pride to think a 29-year old la now his boss. ^ **ee * T boro'o roal *magte* la Quit L ife's Adapt-A-Flan •* *0 locked In a loving embrace, man­ aged to fall out o f tho ring. The referee began to count. They had to be back on tho canvai be­ fore ho reached 20. One of the qualifications neecsssry to be a wresting n feree Is the ability to count up to 20. A much lower standard o f educa­ tion is accepted for boxing ref­ erees, who need only count up to 10 and can use all their fingers or ioet. At tbe count of IT, Mr. Camera languidly began to climb back through tbe ropes. Mr. Lolotal grasped tbe giaat'e leg, jerked him back among the tana, and quickly scrambled into tbe ring himself. That cost Mr. Camera a fall. The frail old lady said it was unfair. So did Mr. Camera. He returned protesting. The referee tried to soothe him, but tbe giant'* pride was hurt. T o show II, he began throwing Mr. Lolotal all over the ring. The frail old lady moaned with ecstasy. Mr. Camera picked up Mr. Lolotal, walked to the ropes and gazed al the ringside seats, look­ ing for somewhere to drop Mr, Lolotai. The frail old lady shriek­ ed: "Hero, Primol Throw him to m e" Her husband's smile faded and he cowered in hia aeat. Tbe giant dropped Mr. Lolotal on tho canvas Instead, and pin­ ned him for a fa ll Then they got really mad, and slapped each other, pushed each other around and (romped on each other, until Mr. Lolotai found himself on top of Mr. Camera and Mr. Camera felt hia own broad shoulder* k in the canvai. Mr. Lolotal rose with a satis­ fied grin. The giant-killer hid conquered. "lt'a a fix !" screeched the frail old lady. She turned to her mouse o f a spouse. "Even you could do better than that." He smiled again, timidly. "Yea, dear." he said. WASHINGTON - They scuffod down the walk in the quiet of late afternoon. The air wat sweet and warm and the shadows were long. Hand In hind they went, tbe old man and tbe boy. Often the neighbors in tbe Chevy Chase section tee them like this, a bond borne of love, loneliness and tragedy. There's a spread of 67 yean between them. Old Carl Vinson is 77. Till, blue-eyed, chubby-fac­ ed and vibrant, Is 10. On Capitol Hill they give the elderly gentleman of Georgia the tyrannical tag of "Backstage Boss o f the Pentagon." That's because Carl Vinaon holds a life­ line to our military as chairman of tho powerful Houle Armed Services Committee. But the old timer lives mostly for that 10-year-old boy, no rela­ tive but sort of adopted through the years. I watched the other day as Till looksd up and softly addressed the low crlsf form: "C ra m p s?" Vinson gave the kid’s hand a squeeze, and then listened to tha question. Admirals and generals of tho highest rank tn tho country mill­ ed about, but the old man paid beed for the moment only to the lad. This was a ceremonial lunch­ eon. They were honoring Uncle Carl because a story about him was appearing in the Reader*f Digest. Till was mentioned in the story, too, o f course. Lou Stockstill of the ArmyNavy-Air Force Journal, author of the piece, was there. Ho re­ called how he had phoned Vinaon after the story was published. Till took the call. "S a y," said the boy, "that waa quite a story you wrote about ua." Thai's what ii ao fiao about this friendship. They both con­ sider tho association Inseparable. It waa 10 years ago that TUI earn* to fill a tragic void In Cart Vinsoo'a life—two weeks after Mr*. Vinaon died. TiU'a parents had moved in with the Congress­ man. TUI's dad, Tillman Snead, la Vinson's administrative aide. Now on week eada when the ab o u t it to d at DISCOUNT On Sarple* Start by Ed Koterba two aren't out strolling or going to the movies, the old msn has TUI down to the Capitol, and tho two take turns presiding over tha empty chamber, ruling the world ao to speak. At tbe big luncheon TUI aat on the podium in the No. 1 spot— Immediately to Vinton's right. One seat over—in a lower ech­ elon—sat the Secretary of De­ fense, Robert McNsmsrz. Speaker Sam Rayburn strolled tn late—right past McNamara and directly to Tilt far a big, warm gretting. McNamara said nothing, lie understood. Then the big moment . . . a White House aide stood up snd read a message from the Presi­ dent of the United States, It flowed with praise for the old man. Vinaon lowered hia bead. The sentiment si old timer was visibly moved. The note went on. The Presi­ dent was now addressing young Tillman Snead. "Come to the White House and tee m e," it said. "And bring Cramps Vision along." Tbo little boy grinned. The old for a hankerchief. By HAL What this nickel that ii worth. • • • Always remember that ■ plea­ sant smile goes a long waya and hat anicehabit of coming back. • • • Suits would fit a lotbetter on some men if it weren't for all the junk in the pocket*. these funds almost as they please. They can be put in banka as interest-free deposits. These can be used as security for personal loans for almost un^ limited use. W Hoffa’s power is growing con­ stantly. Ho has just won 2Mo-32cents-an-honr Increases for 200,000 Teamsters in the Middle West. The new contracts—all to expire on the same date three years hence—could give Holla a stran­ glehold on American transporta­ tion by 1964, which is an election year. lloffa's political influence warn? shown to be not too strong In the list national election. He picked out 36 congressmen to op­ pose because they had voted fur the Landrum-Grtffin labor bill. Only one of the 36 was defeated. It is pointed out, however, that Hoffa docs not need this kind of political influence for his power. He defied the Senate labor rackets investigation for threat years. In the course of these hearings it was shown that two previous congressional Investiga­ tions of his activities were called off. He now emerges more pow­ erful than before. With other labor union allianc­ es Hoffa has made — including Harry Bridges of the West Coast Longshoremen and the equally left wing Mine and Sm elter# Workers—the Teamsters' boss must be reckoned with as one of the dominant labor leaders in the United States. This in spite of the fact that the Teamsters have been suspended from the AFLCIO for failure to clean up racketeering. Hoffa la now throwing his weight around to demand a place on future labor-management-pub- % lie Industry conferences which ths Kennedy administration may organize to brinr more peace and stability to tho induitrtal scene. The Teamztera were left out— probably deliberately — when the president named to his first 21member advisory group six rep­ resentatives o f AFL-CIO unions and President Tom Kennedy of the Miners. Q But Jimmy Hoffa, given an­ other clean bill of health In tha courts—as he has been in three previous caset—cannot bo Ignor­ ed In tho U.S. labor movement. He la ambitious and driving hard for the right to unionize all unorganized workers under his Teamster banner. 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IM P O R T A N T N O T IC E TO ALL C IT Y OF SANFORD PROPERTY OW NERS NOTICE la htrtby given that ail paraooa, fines and cor­ porations owning or having control, management, tody, supervision or agency of PERSONAL PROPERTY In (hia City which is subject to taxation MUST FILE RETURN on or boforo APRIL 1, 1961, othenriso tha Ths Aasosaor wU bo required (o aaaaoa each p roperty from tho bool information obtainable, and (ho benefits of any exemption due which are not claimed, cannot bo allowed. H. N. T A M M , JR., C IT Y T A X ASSESSOR I'a copyright end will be held Hal almost undisputed control over the world's largest union. With nearly 1.7 mlBioo members, it comprijcs about ten per cent of the American organized labor movement. Hoffa controls about 9300 mil­ lion in pension and welfare funds collected for hit union. Tbe law passed by Congress two years ago to require report­ ing of these funds has been-found to be ineffective. It does not regulate these food* at rigidly at insurance company rcservei are regulated. New legislation will be needed to bring union pension funis under tight control and audi.. Teamster officials ean now use ■ K C T - i r j t t -tw U m t t j n n T M o a m GREGORY LUMBER'S WIDOWS AND DISABILITY EXEMPTIONS — Every widow, wkooe husband is dead, and disabled person who are entitled to the benefits of (he $500.00 va]nation exemption, as provided by law. MUST MAKE APPLI­ CATION for ouch exemptions on or before April 1,19$1. s ittin g p r e tty 1 a u k By Peter Edson POLITICAL NOTEBOOK "W h a tsa Matter, Can't Y ' Read?" Excellent construction, furred walla, inaulated roof end fleer, raroeaed and j atoetied hroeaeway. carport, enclosed ■ira'r landscaped la PRACTICALLY NEW CONDITION. Well doaiiMd with tiring room, dining arts, kitchen, largo ceramic tile hath, tab and ahnwtr, large DEN. bedroom. M M *"*• «> -*• . etillty rom n'oqdpp* with rtSSto wanher. work bench and to o k stationary tab. light end airy with window and two doors. IDEAL LOCATION, close tn church, school, snd shopping ntneo. ONLY PS# FT. FROM NEW DAYTONA-TAMPA EXPRESSWAY which wilt bo n fiv.-mln.to drive from downtown Sanford when it tn opened. NEAR 8T. JOHNS RIVRR with lUwomterf.l fuhlag. bra (lag. ota.quU "r e flBtd he!fhoGfhllM. Directional Tara cant o ff Highway 17-92 (In eouth DeBary) on Valencia Drive. Continue on now block top road (DoBarr Drive) tn Palm Rand. Tarn left cm Palm Road at alga "KNTERPRISET*. Conti.no .(n ig h t ahead tn G.rdrala Aroaue. Taro right an Gardenia Are. and continue straight to property.__________ _________________ Be Sure To W atch For The Coming H uge Sanford Auction O f 10 Homes — Friday, March 31 S a n twn-bodr ore 3-bedroom—All are tomcat block beUt-np roof a, furred and plastered interior woBoT ■too: WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29—Wellborn ApartmentHotal. Lucerne Circle—OrUndo 2t Beautifully Faratokod Apartment, with carpet., drapes, air conditioned la Orltnd. ovorirahtagU k .U c e m e . THURSDAY* MARCH m a l Apnrtmrat Buildings, Orchid Dries Winter Park. J rat n few Work, a-rthraitef city llmlu of LSj§$ sSrt& r.?1k- 4r- ,‘u IjM l M DugUn. Ft. M,era (12 entered), North 21; I Duplan, Nahemia. near Nnplra, R u. 7ti, March 24: Lota. AeroMrt CharIrtteH arbor, Maith l l i U rgo Commercial proportion Wort Const; Home. maay 1 O e te ^ .,i; Minml Mte. 1 Proportion, Prararttea. many, -----------------------. Write for T w w t M % down s A actions, I j_|ANSBROUG|_| i S 4 tU �Vtfr BanTorB ^rralfc' \W cncc. Informed aources In Leo­ and tear from it the richest prov­ poldville said moderate Jean F o s-. inces of Katanga and Kasai." ter Mamikala is gradually tak­ i The newspaper added lhal the ing ovrr from Gizcnga at boss of Oriental Province. Mantikala is set-up would "gratify the Belgian and other colonizers." premier of the province. Tbe fact the new confederation However, diplomatic sources might make things difficult for regarded the plan to divide the the Communists was seen in the Congo into eight equally sover­ angry reaction from Moscow. eign stales operating under an Pravda, the official Communist executive body of coordinate co­ parly newspaper, Immediately operation as a final challenge to called the plan a "colonialist Gizenga'a Icfiwing Stanleyville regime. plot." Pravda said the plant was writ­ The organization of coordina­ ten by "puppets'' who plotted to tion between the aovcrrlgn atalcs "dismember the young republic would be a Council of Ministers bring stability to the atrife-lorn nation. Congolese leaders attending a "aumralt" conference here agreed Sunday to establish a loose con­ federation of eight sovereign stales on tribal lines to replace Ibe Congo republic. Joseph Kasavubu, president of the central Congolese govern­ ment, was unanimously selected responsible for domestic and for­ eign policy. Kasavubu described the confer­ ence as a "resounding success." Tshombe, who conceived the idea of the conference, said " I am very content. We have settled our own affairs. East and West must now leave ua in peace and keep their hands off the Congo." Mount Holyoke College, South Hadley, Maas., was opned In 1837 with GO student*, under the name o f Mount Holyoke Female Semin* •ry. s a v e EDMUND L. WEBER, Chief Aviation Mechanic, of VAH-3, was recently "piped over the side'* by his shipmntcs in ceremonies transferring him to the Fleet Reserve, His military service extended over a period of 27 years, the last o f which was S'AH-3 at the Sanford Naval Air Station. His career in the Navy is not over at this time for he will be advanced to Lieutenant on the retired list in December o f 1963, Chief Weber resides nt S. Laurel Ave­ nue with hfr fam ily.-...______ Hospital Notes Q U A N T IT Y RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD Thru M A R C H 15th By PHIL NEWSOM UPI Foregla News Analyit This week In London's Lan­ caster House, the 11 independent members of the British common­ wealth meet in an atmosphere of discord markedly at odds with their gracious surroundings. At the storm’s center is Prime Minister H. F. Vcrwoerd of the Union of South Africa whoso stern policy of "apartheid" denying equal rights to non-white h is re­ sulted in Aslan and African de­ mands that the Union o f South Africa be ousted from ill com­ monwealth membership. Strongly allied with Vcrwoerd is Prime Minisler Sir Roy Welensky of (he Central African Federa­ tion of North and South Rhodesia and Nyasaiand. T ie federation Is not yet inde­ pendent, but it Is traditional that its prime minister attend com­ monwealth meetings. Wcleniky's policy of segregation has been de­ scribed as even more severe than that of South Africa. The commonwealth system is at once both irrational and effective, and even the British who invented it have trouble explaining exactly how or why it works. A vice president of India once said of It: "Commonwealth means for us complete Independence and informal association, sharing of ideals, though not of allegiance, of purposes through not of loyal­ ties, common discussions , . , though not binding dlclslons." From a practical standpoint, the commonwealth work* because It provides economic advantages both to Britain and to her former colonies through tariff and various trade agreements. Among the It members, Ghana and Nigeria arc attending their first meeting since attaining In­ dependence. Others are Canada, Australia, New Zealand, India, Pakistan, Ceylon, Federation of Malaya, and, of course Great But In October 1960, white South Africans voted to become a re­ public Instead of a constitutional monarchy under the British crown. According to custom any com ­ monwealth member changing Its status must ask permission to re­ main in the commonwealth. South Africa has been unable to obtain assurance that her request will be approved. EVAP. MILK 3 35 APPLE JELLY 2-19 29 DEEP SOUTH Limit 1 with Food Order Step Advance Made By G A ’s Linda Stafford and Deloriso Flannigan made their Malden Step in tha Junior Gfrt'a Auxiliary o f the First Baptist Church o f I-ako Mary last week at their Forward Steps program at the church. Refreshment! were serv­ ed after the meeting. Other members attending were Cheryl Avery, Wanda Mixon, Pa­ tricia Flannigan, Shelia Davie, Billie Lynn Korden, and the coun­ selor for the group, Mrs. Mar­ guerite Boman. Enjoy Skate Party The Intermediate Sunday School Clasa of the First Baptist Church of Lake Mary enjoyed a social evening at Skate City secently. Members were accompanied by their teacher, Mr*. James Gray, and Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Ander­ son. TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH THIS COUPON AT YOUR NEAREST WINN-DIXIE STORE Void Aittr Morth 15 Limit On* Coupon To Adult With A }S.00 or More Food Order ROLLS RA Members Work For Advancement Alan Boraan passed his require­ ments for Tage at the meeting o f the Royal Ambassadors of the First Baptist Church o f Lake Mary and other members o f tha group are wrorking on their re­ quirements. Alan Buman gave the opening prayer on the program and Jimmy Fisher closed the meeting with prayer. Others attending were Greg Wilhelm, Hale Wilhelm, Rickey Davie, Russell Avery, Bob­ by Shelton, Wayne Boman, and Dean Boman. Refreshment! were served at the close Of the program. FREE 50 RICH FLAVO R I N S T A N T 10-ot, JAR liv w o^v Limit 1 with a $5.00 or more Food Order Bob W hite Sliced Nabisco Honey Maid GRAHAMS ‘ft 37‘ TUNA 2 Dixie Darling Brown N* Serve Cluster Dixie Darling Enriched R O LLS 2 Pkg*. 29‘ BREAD 2 ’ BACON America's Favorite Detergent TIDE Limit 2 pkgs. with a $5.00 or more Food Order, please Thrifty Maid Apple SAUCE lo w tsj FOOD 3 ££ Friskies Dog 2 SunnyIand PORK SAUSAGE Salt Box C O D FISH WoodenEach Superbrand COTT. CHEESE Limit 2 can* with Food Order Dola Pineapple JUICE SALEt CHUCK D IX IE D A R LIN G D ixie ’*•*•***01 Round Bone D arling SH'LD ROAST SIRLOIN STEAK Tender, Flavorful T-BONE STEAK Full Cut ROUND STEAK Quality Controlled Freth GROUND BEEF Leon, Meaty Short RIBS Of BEEF Club or Alice Itzerd, DeBery; Celestlne Rawls and Sabina Register o f San­ ford. Blithe Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Raw la o f San­ f o r d , a girl. Diamlaeale Pasty Finch, Longwood; Maxine Clabough, Lake Maryj Scarlett Hopkins, Apopka, William Bailey, Lake Monroe; Ernest Collier, N, Orlando; Vcrlle Terrel], Bayard Smith, Beverly Jurae, William Yates, Sylvester Harrison, Mrs. Sam Thurmond and baby girl, Vallie Wilson, Thomas Stapllon, O u trid e MvGovern, lea Marie Roberts o f Sanford. Joins Canuck Team EDMONTON (U P D -B o b Mor­ rison, a 6-foot, 1-inch, ZlO-pound end from Appalachian Btata Tea chars Collcga, Boose, N. C., signed Thuraday with the Ed­ monton Eskimo* of the Western 0d 4lball Conference. i Limit 1 with Food Order, Please Large, Firm Fresh Red Rome Delluous Fres LETTUCE 2 , 29* APPLES m Blue Goose Frozen A product e4 rtu trch by Nationwide Chemical Company of Fort Mjrm SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER OR KILGORE SEED COMPANY S'berries 4 Sara Lee Frozen Pound 69‘ C a k e Pkg. 7\ MINUTE MAID FROZEN ORANGE JUICE 5&99 ANV TWO Palaattf Fares SaMs teli A F 1 M M A B W ««m ...... f 1 A �Gate Mark Assured MIAMI BEACH (UFO-Oiampfau Floyd Fslteraon and **H fab Ingam ar Johaniion « f « of ficiaUy notlffad today that lb# git* bad psanad Um all-important $400,000 nark tor teste telfd and decisive heavyweight ttde fl|M tonight #4 tt» Miami Beach CmVtnUon Hall. Both boatr* c*pre»*ed relief that aporteman BUI MacDonald of Miami Beach wnld tea* no wm •x M bta $400,040 |«W H M tec (ha aehedutad IS-round fight, and official* at feature BparW, In*, aaM a (alteram to MacDonald rolaaataf him Im a (ha (atranlaa. A arowd at 19,440 l« eipectod whan 94-year old P*ttefara at Rockville Centra, M. V,, and 9SXtar-oM Johansson d Rwoden and Svttaaitand aquara nil with tha afa-eunco glove* at 14 1* Left . hooker i’ afterara, firat man to recapture lb# baa ay crows, Is farorod at 1S*I to ba«t la go, tha oaploatva rigbthanded puncher—a* ho did In lh«lr tor- Allheal* tonight's IMernaltona! "rubber Bisteb" la Khadutad ter SI rrsnita. the batUag fa at "evan gnoeey" Mist H doaan't laM more than ats round*, ragsrdtea* af Baa winner. And It * SI that K doaan't fo tha full 1$ waifacii. However, abould II unaapartadly laat Ua achadufad dlatanca, Mm hatting to » l that Johanaaon Ament win lha deciafan. Whan tenlgbt'a mafah waa firat made tar tba U S n aaal arena, efflalal* of fyatura Sport* aimed et n sellout of |I,« io,oos> wIUi tteketa priced nt (104, W and $90. But now R appear* unlikely that Mm Rato will reach $*0,400. lieewaar, the haul etlll may l*a tha richeat ftpht hi hlalory beeauaa of lha booming aalaa cl Mmatar-TV faaatfaea la tho Und­ id Statoa and Canada, aa well aa Mm Urge guaraofaa* paid for ra­ dio, movlaa and foreign kina- ■v lam ed m u I m Im daeiatra h— m i M T IIM T m . n r. - c im * yra«1*4 M • in-re rad [M M u a#UMMJy «ei#»i»e4 W WINTER AHHORE—HUMMER A PM)AT la possible In thU now Mttrrl Mne houaolMMt, tho Intent craft fur living to ault tho owner. It hna entmmaran hulls, amphibious wheels and Insulated top*Ida*. Trnllar hitch can By WM. TAYI/fR MtKKOWN .In electricity and water from •T. LOUIS, Ma^-<NKA)—Tha |gihoro, t waa afraid our water bill*** problem In Hung almard would freaia *•■ I talked l« g tmai during • northern winter, , houietmet ft lend who haul* n houaeboallng couple Irll me. # yj»,r*id* trailer ramp la nm la keep warm but M an- ##f>| u# Mid me about plain to lhaIf friend* that ihey re inaulalad wrapping for lha pipe not rrary. that ha* a wire in It Ilka a heal Tha lata aun had been alanlptJ whan tba temperature lug cold yellow acroa* a frown m * a tharmoatat luma U Intel af tha Mlaalialppi •• I ot iQpg enough to keep the water walked out m i the dock U their (jawing " houaabaat home locked tn tbe lea. ..A, flM| , f#4lJy w n dcrad If but inilde • hot pine lag wa* (f ^ )r# tr(niod the boat would mapping In lha nraplara. cruih R," Janet miunircrad. ' but •Till I* eur aatond wlnl*f n- M feond VIM«gh beat goa. out final,*' Pfad and J*nai aaplaln- trough tha hull lo keep the In •d. “ snd we're Mill •■rm- thin ee mailed. Wa alto put atrnw healthy, and completely aold »• M lha i n around the boil, and year-round boating. Rut If you ,hfl „ > b w b aunilght quota ua, plaaaa don I mantleo #(||j |h# jc# ,h)|| our ilait ■*“ •*- Wall. 1*^ "Wo'tra bran told by people Ung phone call* from landlubber* wh# wo#r iWtB| opm rit*r again during lha n*»t cold *pall, there i« a currant Ibnl lha wanting to know If wo re itlll *ktm tee I* moat dan. all flgM ** garoui and ran »aw *1 a hull Their boat a name h®*, **[ along lha walrrlma II awaap* la Suay, itojpuse they ihoughl p|l| hum# people anchor a fag It aounded right Inr Ibalr (lo>m upalraam of Ihair rrart, tout home. She ha* a broad #n- ,h|f rf^ftwood and baain of 14 laat, ***® ira floaa floating down »• and move aahora,** Xr#d admit­ ted, "but then f hope wa can buy tana of tho amall naw houwtrsiler bouwboata. Soma ar# in aulated far wintar uaa and bay* retractable wheal* '• A number of that type a n ba fag Introduced tbfa year, and can h* n*cd for aaarythiog Dorn winter fltb ahacka and duck blind* t* hunting lodge* flamlnnla Sporting Gouda knock­ ed ovrr Sanford Electric. 4141 fa Biddy Lratu* rage action this pari weekend Pacing the Saminol# Sporting Goods team* wa* Bobby Barbour with IT point* In other city loop action. Higgin­ botham detailed WSPR. IV2* with B. Hit-hard# pacing tba victor* with 14 potato. Robaon defeated stamper, M M to»r toU »u*r a* R. Hluoti dunked fa II point*. H a b it F o im in g SANFO RD WED* FBI. A RAT. 1 P. M. Y ou r N ^L R A a Jobber J M O RE R A C IN G DAYS Visualiner Service MLPS.-Sl. Paul <lF I i - Vet­ eran Ralilmora Colt* (I tfm n t rod Don Joyce baa bean Hgnad fa a contract with tba Mtnnaaat* Viking* of the National foot ball League. Jaye#. 91, U lha firat of 14 players purchased from other NFL club* to return bis contract. coupon Sanford Herald delivered M ATCH RACE TONIGHT TOP • OTARS FROM EACH TRACK WILL MEET IN A CHAMPIONSHIP RACE IN THE Bth EVENT TONIGHT IB ALSO SHRINK NIGHT Bean Vikinn* S im Knd IN T E R C IT Y vs. SARASOTA iriae liM t;.* r at Santa Amu. A ipecisl facade hr tee Btbim C O U M I I i. tm*w—Hewn ShipCHICAGO-JaaepA C Dr* J r. Tamp!* D m * Patrol ami tee la" lay at Mawioo, Ma*a, aat a naw IS riNtiUta dtroctar ad tho Itr D li Match Rata o**r tho A AC roewrd lor tho a o m i * CSC A. oaa hoonrog tor rattteadmembra 1 ttha mil* cooraa Wad Mb-card rva with a Uma of I J! * op anathor outuaad na and color. in tha AAl. wtunra i ladnar trach Ail program aaoight at tha la ilrrtand fir Id chaaipomahip* Orlando Krtmal CluB. Tho match rar* pria SOKC a haat tno of distance runner* agsuul ihr tap marathon apnntrra from tho Saraaota Kennel Club u i J PENSACOLA, ru . - Tommy mght'a iaatund atatk. Bolt af Crystal Birrr. Pla , woo Cao| Rockrr, Carbaa Sill and ihr Prnaacota god lowmamrai lraety Wind alt kart c)«rhod tho with a Mai af m . Art Wralrr Mob lop bonne* to long run la Wi i that Jt at road* tha Claaa A diviamn nf tha MayMIAMI. Pin. - Michay WngM at Saraaou thla aaaion aod ha*a fair Mro'a Golf Ann. Radar M nt Dailai. Tat . woo Lha IT JOa barn pruning lor tha apmal rare. Miami Woman'a Opan golf fentrhoto handicap tournr-, Sunday. Running for SOKC trill ba Ktpnamant with ■ acorn of SD. Wealer had a low n*t ac-wo nf luar’i Rockrr. Harold Kaprraa and 144 Tied toe rvcond oar Jack I BCXXALO, N. Y. - Trank Ed O. B.'a Mortgage. Allan and Rill Poulh oilh acorti dotla of tha Buffalo Biaooa waa Leader* af tha Rahia Tempi* of 1*1. Sonny Ponrll aod Earl named "coach of Rm year' la tha will mako tbr trophy pc*Mutation Higginbotham tied for third placa American Hockey League lor tha la Ihr owner ad Iha winning day IS4MI eeeaoo. immediately folio a bag tho rata. oith tcoraa of !tl In Claa* R play, Harry la d l­ ing waa firat with t 1U followed by Rotwrt Ait. Dr. A S MeCnlW H E E L A L IG N M E N T lum and Mack Cleveland Jr. Claaa C amiur waa Bill MaDkl W H EEL BALANCE with a 1ST followed hy Harold Starwood. D*an Baina and H. M. Yoal. Naat work an Intar-city match will ba playad against DaLand at Dr Laad. ! An hlnioat unMtavnbla FOURTH hnle-m-onr shot wnn mndn Fridny on th# Mnyfslr 'Country Club Golf Counts, which hnn seen s phenomenal aituntlon develop In the pnat week. I,iitent In th* "Ont*8hot Club" U Dr. 8. >1. Ktllson, from Chlcnitn, a aurnt of the Mnyfslr Inn, who hit n per­ fect drive Into In* fifth hole with r No. 2 wood, • 165 yard sh ot The three other shots have fallen Into the cup on the seventh hole, for J. Dan Wright, local alt run grower, nnd two vacationers from the north, Mrs. Htelln Pixel, o f Canada, and Mr*. A. Cantor o f Dong Island. N. Y. Inrtag % Kahn, pm ldent of Ttlapromplar—which bought tha rigbta to tbaator-TV, radio, mov­ ie*, etc.—announced that tha fa. Ml receipt* from th an "anclllar(*•" promt*# an unpratadinlad •roan af 94 mill fan. Johansson, who floored Floyd Sevan Uma* In the third round tar a technical knockout In Ihair Brat fight, will ba fraa fa defend against any challMignr be rlmusea M ha (aka* lha 1H1* from ratterson tonight, Thar*'* m returnbout contract. Thank* to Ihe poaatbl* $4 milHna la groaa ancillary racelpts, pkis dm "liv e " gate, the puna* o f Ftayd and Inge may approach Ihe million-dollar mark thla lime. Each goto 91 per cant af Ufa awt live goto, and Feature Sport* aaeairaa It per earn. However. Pattoraoa'a cut af Rm prams tarn's ancillary reeafpto la M par Dirk r,raa( aod Don Hoak. loaparatwoal laadora at tha Pittaburg Piraua t » wrrr limitrd U wnrda 4s*rlug tho nil u iw a . art eeteg Ihrir hot# during tho ■pong training araoao to anowat thOM in u n who thought tha boat tram u*t tho IMo World (* n * i Th# Piratoo. ptekmg up wham ihoy loft off with tho world tbaapMOihip o t r tha Maw York Yiahooa. art Hill winning la tha Grepefru* CirewM whila iha Yaaba art httag. With (iron I, tno hatMOal league's mm valuable player Uat araaota, and ftery third haao man H«ak tuppi; tag Um pnoch. tha Piratee woo thrir third •trei*M eikiluUu* | ar* Sunday, drloatiog Um Baltimore Oriole#, a-l Mranwtulo. Louis Cardinal* dele*led iha Yankaaa. 14. far Ihair aacood victory In a row over tba American League champions. Hoak kit a home run and Groat •m**h*4 ■ double, each knocking in loo tuna in tha Pirate*' fourrun eighth Inning off tha Oriole*' rookie, Johnny Papa. Hoak broke i I I In la l i t eighth with bia hlaat Inflowing ■ walk to Roberto Clemente. Ilal Smith'* aingle and a double by Roman Mejias let tha atago far Oroii'a doable which pro aided iha uiaarance run* Groat and Hoak had three kite apiece for iha day. With elugger Mickey Mantle forced to lha atdallna* with a rerurrrnre of bla trick right knee ln|ur>. lha Yankaaa combed four Cardinal! hurtara for IS hlta but puabad scrota only Iwo run*, both halted In by perennial mfiatd candidate XrlUie Brickell ARCADIA. Catf — Do* I ABka la that# woe Ufa I1U.M4 See Jean tap** Colorful Program To Highlight SOKC Slate Tonight Address �lo fft l yiotu M»r. IS. m i - f i n Im 9 T SETTLE BAILEY BLONDIE PKIdLLA*S POP ALLEY OOP KMKCKLKS AND FRIENDS CAPTAIN EASY Of f tM U t«M M ,Ic W T ACO PTW W 1 c m * , houses , F t f ia u u y im b m « n o n a nunwa i a * v W A Y lfl to •OMKT TWf ATTWC mAU VCTA1*. Z TUMJK lU . KwtJ M r a n n o t* / m o fK K X l ik » 6M*. m « M , v o y , YOU Af ATT P U i t i L wane af K ^ m -r ^ 7 w w au SO UV C AI.WAV9 «AJ O TH6RS A M I (jO I^ O P o t m .9 t h a t y o u U K 0 UP THCAC. ^ iT u W V w A H W k a s m H jo o n m ) th e d o c vx r’w c U 8 t M P d J f < ATTWr / I T U 1 5 * W I T MUCEL~ U o , K ALL UGHI4 �W*t P u t S— Men. M if. 1*. IM T (Daah Abby l DEAR SHOE SALESMAN: Pleaee don’ t tell me what we women want. W'e take what we can fet, I am convinced that the sack drees, those goofy mile-high hslrdos (that no woman can comb herself) and those hideous, polnted-toed shoes were de­ signed by men who hate women and want to make them look as ridiculous as |s»salble. If there Is a national shoe manufac­ turer’s association, please give me the ad­ dress. 1 would like to send them all the mail I receive from women who protest the new style shoes. A letter lor postcard) to this column will help—and I lead all the rest • a s DEAR ABBY: I am with you all the way In your campaign to get rid of those home­ ly Wizard o f 0 « witches’ shoes. I have a long and narrow foot, (nine) and you can Imagine what my feet look Ilka In the new spring shoes. I refuse to wear gray shoes because they look Ilka gun hostel OUN BOAT ANNIE e ‘ • • DEAR ABBV: My husband can tell you how much women suffer from joint­ ed shoes—especially young girls whose feet are still developing. They are making themselves candidates for bunion surgery and a mutitude of other foot disorders. e PODIATRISTS W IPE s s DEAR ABBY: The pointed toes are bad enough, but oh, those heels 11 have to walk "tlppee toe" so I won’t get my hesls caught In gratings, between cracks In the sidewalks, or even on shag carpets. Please, Ufa Jha f Classified Ads Bring f ast Results please help ut get some sensible shoes be­ fore I break my neck. TIPPLE TOE • • Classified Phone FA 2-2611 • DEAR A B B Y : This will kill you Now they have pointe«i-toed BOWLING SHOES! Abby. ere they going cr e iy ? GOING BAREFOOT I s s • DEAR A B B Y : The woman who com - ] plained about pointed shoes is no doubt wearing cheap ahoes. Also she is probably one o f those peacocks who needs a sue A B and fighta with the *h«e clerk to make him give her a 7 Double A. The new, point­ ed shoes are beautiful and comfortable when you grt the proper fit. SHOE MAN • • • 0 s • T oes. O n f i t 0 Television s i»> t n c NEWS FLASH I I I PIIONK FA I .I I I I TONITK A TP Kit. At 7:M A l*:4S “ THE GRABS 18 GREENER” “ CARRY ON. NURSE” Cary Grant • Deborah Karr Hobart Mltchuns Jean Blmmona Deris Day • Rss Hsrrlsew In Color Co-Feature At tiM ’’MIDNIGHT LACE” sm i is i n (<i M m a ( I t M<4 r u *• Sr newt •*. WMhir I SI ( I t IM IS ' fnaat n*»i4» V 0 i0 t 0 0 l0 (ti r <••!!#» r ss <st r u <st iM-n n*wa»e* T IS ( I t fit* Uniti uK ■SI Ta Tati v»4 Tfalh (It I'kiriaM in wan* rare* in |MV| >1 I » Ba4*, (St •arr*IS* a il h i Aaapnlan in l i , M | T V i a l I Ska* m Dante (SI * • 4 * ( l.- lffn a S o . a (SI 44 <a **u ra la f a r a 4 l a a II I H i d a r i S ia a w y a h (SI I ll1 .4 l( l| I I I ia«k*4l M a n n a s IV. i-atae d u M I ll J4k* llir a a a II IS I I I li.tl,a .«e U .,1 4 C4*4t- TUESDAY A. M. S II I I I •■*• I IS I I I T 14 I I I t *4 i l l T . l l II I V104 I I I (II t a t Itl I vs II I • I t (SI I IS i l l I It III I » » i»| t 44 I I I III II I I *4 l i t (I) t IS I f l 14 aa I I I (*l III It.IS I t l (S) n e t iii («l (II It 14 ( I I ll.lt itl (I) NKW YORK (D PI) - Furmer heavyweight champion Prime Camera has been teamed with llllly DsrneU to wrestle Hans Schmidt and F.ddle Graham at Madison Square Garden ea March Signs W ith Patriots IKXHTON l DPI I — halfback George Northern Michigan signed Sunday by the trtots of tbe Amerln League. Civ C a n 't I ' l i w n m T nS.r n is k on W .k lfc sr . N a n * f a r m M u k i t Ha po rl TsSs, W ak v I '* C a r io a a a N sw i-W vatksr I ' M klaralva ? • • • l-a piila Ki i i < (m W . s i f c s r kk* H a a s T*4a, C aaniS ava N ava Tfcv Vlvtik* H a a ft' S w a K t r i a s a K ap ar e Itaarua I m a n D a a # ta k a a l Naw# akd l a t a r v i v a s Ok, W k i n |(.r .r ak vr Or.4a Or kll P is, Tsar llaat fe V ie s # V l l U s a r , u a la n i s k i I I m as L u c r M a m i n * C our t rv araalrallaa ( ' I s a , llarivu.. L a x T k a l Baa TUESDAY P. M. II.M t i l (41 (II I I I * II) (I) Ifl 11:41 I I I II I t III t 44 I I I (I) TENNIS STAR Gussie Mo­ ran, she o f the lace punt Ira fame, wore this outfit to tha Deoert Circus Beaux Arta Ball In l'alnt Springs. Cherk Tubes At llame • Free! TV TUBE CHECKER SEMINOLE TV HALKH AND SERVICE MM Haaford tv*. FA H I M TELEVISION RKNTAL H A .M V lfN e.T'* Siamese cat, male, m s ! cclor. tn me vicinity of Sualand EiUte*. Child* pot Ph. FA ■*• k a n a r l * T u m k i ii it in )*. k !■»«» Wreatles In Garden #- nm t A M TVtAT CjA . » point T r a t k ar en n aaeu an ca e Lnaa a f Lila I'a iu -u flt s a It CaalS H* T aa Naarrh far T a ia a rr n w N v m b t r Vltava O aieias U nkt NBC M twa Kapart rvaaa Ur. l l u S i v a ' i Svaivs J ou rn al I t ) Akvut r a t a v I : t e ( I ) Am T ka W ar lS T a r a * I I ) l * t * ,k « u a e I III* t i l J*n M a r r a , Bkaw I I I Vail Ctrala I I I T a a , D a , In C a a r l l i t 111 L a r a lia T a a a s I I ) A rt L la k lv tla r I D R a t e Ta H v v l l l , I I I ( D T a u a o Dr. M a l t a * 1*1 M lllla aalrt t i l l ID gaaaa fa , I D a , I l l s I I I f r o m T k aw llo v la ( t ) V v rlt a t I* T aar a I D W k * Da Tau Truvt I.M il l Slaka n a a m P a r D * 4 l y I D B r l s k t i r Day I D A m a rlc sa B e s S M e a e « i t l ( l i Saaral Slarai 4:11 I D llara'a M a llfw a a S i l l B e s t *r M lsk i | v« I D I a t l v a k Mvvl# I D Caul* W a l l ID P*p*M P U ikva t* l l l l l ) Q u ir k D r a w M vOrs w ( D S u i t , s n S MU r i r t a l a More than threw million Ameri­ cans now live on wheel*. This* ■re mobile home* whose dwellers iwiiUe m w u ii 12 thousand such parks throughout I k e United Sistee. Tonight NRC'o “ The Americans'* offers -The Escape,'' ta which Union tiddief* escape from tbe Coatedtratee' Libby prlioa. "Yankee Tornado" on ABC* -T he Cheyenne Show" d r ill with M fd b t i etaughter of buffalo the old’ West. „ prarticat joke played at a butinrit partner turns Into a murder u y itcry in ‘ ‘The Im­ practical Joker" on ARC'S "Surfeld* •.'* Two wumaa claim to bo the designated traveling companion of a wealthy Turkish girt In "Who la Sylvia?" ea ABC's "Advinturea ta Paradise" at 9.20. NOTICE | wUl not ho any Baku incurred kg ether than myself. a / FRANK SOLAN It Pays Tu Use Tha HERALD Waat Ada. Legal Notice it it in II.11,4.VI Moil, When yoa are both at home ere you the aim who goes out to bo»g the repairmen or workman who has been hired to do a job ■round tha house or yard? All ''yes*' answere would sens to make v Mm» who |a the HER house. HIHTDRICA1, Turquoise jewelry belonging to Quern Zee of the First Egyptian Dynasty has been uncovered by ■rcliseologliU. The design, which any present-day lady of fashion might onvy, consists of alternate plaques oit cast gold and lur quo iso. lu p o s s n iu n : Tbe Herald wUl net be eo< fee mere then awe iwrerrert b w i tu.0 af year id . end meervee tbe right to revise or reject eey ed vonlsemeot fram wfcel ordered la to me polletee ef IMe u *e in liM H IM in l kir. v.l S N i v i r i v a in VI.4 f i s t 144 N an * When yuvi and your return from an evening you volunteer to drive sitter home* I P « . day be Waa LOST; < < m •vi N i i v .i r i.if-i (ti w*»ki , ■*•*• Marta* I S.il (It l(ssi'*r-nrishi*f W om an:ey RuthMniet Hsodreda Of Hanford Merle I'alroue Died (A l­ most) l-att Nile From l.aaghlsg At The Hanaatlewal Comedy lilt “Carry (So Nurse/* Klim Cess, tlnuee To Run TewIgM k Tore. At Local lirive-ls Theatre. I r. I. Loot A Found MONDAY P. M. I u is, r n .x .,1 a * • Getting married? For Abby’a booklet, "H ow T o Have A liv e ly Wedding.” send AO rents to ABBY, Box 830A, Beverly Hill*. Calif. CT.MMFTRO OMFLAV: SE E N C X R TR A C Y (left) and Burt Lancaster wleh each other luck In Hollywood. Calif., after they learned that they both received Academy Award nominations ns l»e«t actor. Tracy appeared In “ Inherit the W ind" and Ia n caster in "Elm er Gantry." Sow wurkinff in “ Judirrnent at Nurembenr.’’ they will compete for the prized Oecar a g a in s t: Trevor Howard. Laurence Olivier and Jack l^mmnn. Yes, Abby will answer your letter personally If you write to ABBY, Bo* 3M6, Beverly Hills, Calif., and enclose a stamp­ ed. aelf-eddreased envelope. s o r \ tn jv f STRAICWT Ct.ih.Sirir.Di DEAR A llflY : I beat the fashion esperta and ruined my fret years ago when it waa stylish to rrsm your foot Into a pointed shoe. Now I wear leather moctnsine Just like the Indians did. COMFORTABLE s HOUSE fee* Isterllm. Men. DEAR AL’GL’HTA! Every shoe sales­ man to whom I cornotaiued. • OUR BOARDING Office 201 W. First foe*.. Am Fit DEAR A B B Y : In reply to “ FOOTMORE AND W E A R Y " >ou said. “ I have been told the women l/)V K the new pointed-toed shoes.” Pteasa tell me EXACTLY WHO told you that women love these asi­ nine. ridiculous, pointed au’ocltiea? AUGUSTA "Lady—Are You the M*a eti pocket money, pocketing the hsl(be llouieT" Is the Intriguing ante la budget as you see HIT title o f a short srtlclo la • ro-1 Have you taken any o( the ♦oat Mens of a astieasl magi- following jobs that tredilionaUr sre a man's responsibility—mew­ The article didn't offer a UK ing the lawn, painting the house, af Ditto questions to help you sn- making household repairs, or iw #r the Mg question. But don't pulling out the garbage ceniT -------f . Pv# worked out some lor Do the children clearly under •tend that what mom saye goes Da yea taka over your hue and the loot to worry about be­ bead'a pay ehech and give kim ing pul down ti mow'*? Do you write tbe cherks for the monthly bills end keep, the RECORD P L A Y E R check book balanrod? Do you brag that you are the R E P A IR S mechanic of the family? MUSIC Do you make the arrangefR «T A f r e n c h mente, buy the tickets, and even OPRN T IL • I*. M. Insist ea helping carry the hig gage when you and your husband lake a trip logothorT Do you carry In the week's supply of grocerioa wl.-s your husband Is at home? Do you ntako major family de­ TODAY m i l l WtUl. rision* without discussing thorn Adults M at Tts — Rve. Ms srilh your husbsndT Me — Children lie Canadian Territory V n i9 By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: I km tick o f hosilng the beef* about pointed shoes for women. The reason we tell eo many U bocauee you women muet WANT them. SHOE SALESMAN f i i r f t tt QU ICKLY rn A »kbtD Ik TNI CieiUV r u ST. klkVM w t * m ic t it n iiis L riwi irr. in ash ran v r mikwt.w i « i vrv, rLanios Ik (MAkCBIir ko. ■ iibtsiamw row im i.oti nr. wiuTr.R fAnk rBDKRsi, «»v - 1. I-oat * Found IMia AND LOAN A**(>CIATtON. v .Vtyortltok «fv*Bi«v4 •«* vs- LOBT: An sir tank about ir'lfg ". W|I loat Tueidiy, be iviiai nvlvr Ihv 1*4* vf «e« L'kilve Slkivv at Amarlva. tween Oetern and Orlmdo. CiD • PUiallff Oriinrto. UA 20*43. r ,V TMOtgreow toe ni-nv m T I I I I M M O ? . M* wlf* t-ftONABD 2. N otirrn • I'erwoBAls H liownv VO* DCUIID'.a J liruiBV. hi* VII* *»4 il'PKBIOR » MINUTE CAR WASH I1M uuc m rcR *. Inc. e rinrit* Open S • m to I ; . n daily. *.ry*,vllva, r>S*|q1Sb • to: *i»rira tu n (I THOM I WON **4 R I 'B T M. TllilMlWdN. hi. oil*. MtilNAND R IlKSKt. a** U K IM U r .t J. H OIST, kla *ir*. *r>e nt'PKnion nuc TR U C K S IN C . * Pie, 14k Ft'RNLSHKD one bedroom dw> pies. Fern Park. 42S A IT Bg. Ph. T C m c * S-UTS. FURS'. APT , 2300 MellaoviH*. H IIN. Apt , 3 Km. water * light*. III e week. rA 3-2744 I a m lo I i tn. Frt. A Set Iva Carpenter A Lester Veino NIFTY-AUTO BATH. ISOS Frenrh Ate. 4 ROOM, clean apt. Oil Park. 3. K d u rstion • In stru ction FURNISHED upstairs apartment » 2-REDROOM furmvbed apartment, tile bath, close m. SOI Palmetto, FA 3 1274 after 2:10 pm . •vryvivllvk. **•* ••• )•■•**• t o o r A I «S37. •r yvrllvi hatlsa ar vUim- PRIVATE tutoring tn buohkcwpIkO I* kav* to, dial. IIU* ing, typing. Kngllih. anthm* FURNISHED bout* st U k e Mon *r Inivrvvt I* *«S l* *k* fvlI ..in , 4**'rlh-4 1**4, !,I*C lie. Call rA J a m ? roe; miater bedroom, knotty an4 Wine I* e»m>n*l* Couvpine snsck bar. near achoot and I,. Pivrlda. U. S. CIVIL s e r v i c e t e s t s . I^( III af QUBKNa MIIUtOR Core. Alee, clean, nictly fur*} Men Women. II-S2. Start high not'Til NKI'IUT ADDITION i*hed apartment, tit Kim. 2TO (’ AJMIRUIRHBT riiilll195 00 week. Preparatory DS, ■♦**!•(«•• Caw s i r . P l"rl- 4a. ar, ordln* ••< I'l*' Ikaivaf ravardr.l la I'tal Book M. I’aga IS af Ik* )*ukllv Rac,.r4a af 4 am l a ., Ia C u a aiy , r India Taa aa4 aa. k af , a a ar* ha ra h , nntlfia-l I b a l a anil la v a u lt , h a t haaa hr ..u *n ( a o a la v l yna k , W I N T E R l-A HK r » : t » i ; H A « . S A V INiin AND U*A N ASSOCIATION, k . , r , . .r a t i o s <-raan'**4 and asl tt* I s a undar (k * 1 * 4 * af Ika I'nltad ■ta la * a f Amarlra, la Ik* Circrtll Cauri. R l s i k Ju dicial C ir r u l'. Ik and (ar S am laal* C a n a l , . F l o r ­ ida. and , n u a r e k a r a k , aummonad ard aiad and ragulrad l o III* r * ur w r l l l * * a n , » ar ar da fa nt* ta tha C c m y t a i s l filad aarain a e a l s a l , * « (■ lh* akov * •kllltad nanaa. Is Ik* n ( f l- a «* Ika C lark v f Ik* Circuit Caurt. Ik and far Sam lnal* C a u a i , . Ptarlda. a s ar kaf ar * Ik* I t ih d a , af April AD. I i e i . * * d h a aarv* a r n p , ar aarfc * n , 4 * r *r dafana* upas W i n d . ,4 * * 4 1 * . M a I a a a. M ust*, A W ard. P la la iirr* atInrnara ha rt la. wkaa* addeva* I* IK Park At....... Baulk. W'lniar P a i k , r i a r l d e . aa a r kaf ar * a * Id data aa raqulrvd k , Ik* l a a * af r in r ld a . and tha 1111 P lac id* Itula* af C l,I I l-taoadura. If , « u (all la 4a **. a Da.-rta P ra C M f a t a , w ill b* anlarad aaklnat , o u fa r ik a rallaf eam an da d la tb* C om p lain !. Iled room newly decorated SOI training unlit appointed. U nmii Magnolia. Call NO. SUS7. aodi of yob* open. Experience usually unnecem ry. FREE In­ WCLAKA APARTMENTS; rwoml formation on job*, taianri. re­ private balbi, 114 W. First St. quirement*. Write TODAY giv­ ing phone Lincoln Service, 3-IIEDROOM furnished upitsirs. downtown apartment, 113 s Pekta SI, Itlmoii. month Call FA I20TI. ELECTRONIC 2 BEDROOM house. Lake M su . TECHNICIANS STB month. FA 2 24A5. w ■re in demand everywhere. If you qualify, trim evening*. TRAILER, 1 bedroom, electricity Write for Information. If rural and water fumtibed, teo mo. give dirertioni to your home. FA 2 1202 before 2 00. after Orlando Elerlronie* Institute, 4:u0. Inc., ISIS N. Orsngs Avenue, Orlando, Florida. KENT A B E D * KoUsway, Hoephel A Baby Beds By Day, Week or Month I. For Rent CARROLL’S FURNITURE U K E COTTAGE, furnished. > Ph. FA 2 Sill l i t W. 1st. % bedroomi, beautiful view. Ph FA B410S. FURNISHED apart mem. ale and eloa* In. FA 2-4012. Jlmn F U R N IS H E D 2 bedroom bouse. Cowfi/t Adults TA 11UL COUNTRY HOME nw lake. 2 FUBNISHED efftcuncy spsribedrooms, unfurnished, MO per ment. full * hath, ctoas. IM month. FA 2-7204. 40?ti W. First ht.. Apt. 3S-ROOM apartment, unfurnished, SAN LANTA APARTMENTS. Nice close tn. FA 2 M il. Urge apartment*. 104 E 14th 3-ROOM gsragi epartmint, w a f f &L Ph. FA 2 42S2. and electricity furnished N’e S-BEDROOM (urn. apt. toS. 2101 deposit oo uUiltie* No pet*. Magnolia. FA 2-3911. FA 2-1201 or FA 21341. Cell before 2:00 or niter 4:00 pm . 2 B. R. furnished house . 171 1 2 . R unfurnished ISl 2-BKDROOM modem clean ktut* 1 B R apartment . MO far rent at 1010 W. Third St. ROSA L. PAYTON Ph. Bartow, KU. U3-333S. Rigtitired Reel Estate Broker Ph. FA 2-1301 17-02 at Hiawatha SLEEPING ROOMS, tb* Caklei! 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 1-0710. BACHELOR apartment, ground floor, completely furnUbcd. 112 2BEDROOM unfurnutied toouae Palmetto. FA 2 2049 or FA 2 4247. Tau ar* karak, ftrikar aatiflad Ikal tha naiuia af aald unit la la farvalnn* a maitaae* alvan b, It. II. Thompaon. and Rnk, M Tknmpaan. fit* 4lf*. t* W'lklar Park rvdatdl davlna* and t-aaa Aaaaclatlan aa raeardad ta OfOrial Racare* Bank 111. Paa* 111, Puhllr Rarard* af Bamlaal* Onus(,. rinrlda. upan lb* fallaaln* dv.rnbad prnpnnr: l-.i ill of QUKKNS MIRROR POCTII KBPLAT ADDITION TO CAMELBERRT. PlAlRlPA. n,mnnl* Caualr. I'landa. **• rurdlag ta Ptat Iharvaf ea­ rnrdad la Plat M«ek ft. Paa* II. *f (k* Pukli* Itarerda af ■amlaal* Canal,, rinrlda. Tb* •(■ ( nt lh* Court In shlch (III* anil ha* baa*, laalltulad I* Cueult Caarl. Mnik Judicial Clrcall, earntnal* OsuklV. Darlda and tha abbra,1*1*4 Mil* af Ihla .a.* Id Wlaiar Park Padaral lav. Inga and l^ata Anauclallna V* 1-2 BR. apt. furn. k l-I BR apt., 3BEDHOOm T*1 b*tb~LB bouaeT Thnmpava. M at. unfurn , cilra large, near bat* 1 tenced backyard; patio; barIt 1l karak, ar4*>*4 (hat Ihla enl. Pb. FA 2 1300. bciuc pertiailv eucioMd car­ Ocdar and Nailr* vhntl k* pub* llahvd nar# a waak far (o u r canport* Ph. FA 2-1169 ■•cult, a aval* Is Tha g*i.r»id llarald. a sawapapar pukllabad 2-LARGE room fumubed apart­ In Saafard. e-mlool* Canal,, Legal Notice rinrlda. w I T s r . n l mr ha nd aa Clark o f •aid C l r t n ll Court af l a m l n o l * C o n s t , , Plorld a, akd lh * *aal at Ik* M l « C ouri al d a a f o rd . B tm l■ a lt C o u n t , . Plnrlda. * * t b * I t b d a , a f Mar th. A D. 11*1. rii-T iT iu i • k i s m NOTICE IN k a r a k , stark that • a ara a n g a s a d In kualnara nt B r u k n * I l k tot. S an ford, foimi. nolo C o u n t ) , f l o r i d * , un de r tha f l c l l c l a u l naio* Pf, f a r t Cnn al ruct Ian C a a p a n , . a n * that u r * I *. land ta rafta'.ar said naiaa wit h ika C lark ml ika C ir c u it Caurt. Naailnula C o u n t , f l a r l d a . la * c - ment, 310 Magnolia. Cal' A. h. Roam Iter. Florist, FA M k u l. HOME RENTAL Beautiful I BR.. 2 bath Louie in Loch Arbor. Available about 23 ISKAL) M a id . Large Florida luwiu, inn­ A r t h u r !< R t c k w l l k . Jr. O a r k e f C ir cu it Caurt ing moos and built-in kilc^c.1. •ordauca wllh tha provision* at • p i Martha T. V l h l t a 1160. ' tka flctlriau* Name Siatut#*. laD c p n l , Clerk W l a e t r w t t e i * . Mala**, M u m t r A I wilt Dacllak ID .II flarlda SUlW ard ul*i IDT aigi W. O Smith IIS Park At***#, gautk r i l l Ora, Wlatrr Pack, P la r ie * La* Sail**A t i o m e i i far BleiaOfr rwitok Veto. 01 * MM- ft u. OS, U1 M. Psrfc Am. Phaee FA 2 «^0 a m I # M, IT, a **, s. Stenstrom Really �The More You Tell - The Quicker 1 12. I J*r f u l u t f rrell I «■ r *r *_______________ 1 12. Real l i U l t P a r Salt « I I I H im i r ra i h t i Mom. Mar IX 19«1—p»r* 8 PVRStSlim »»*rt«eat. m You I Batata F a r Solo Sell! , IL R nl K »u u Rent! F o r 5aln i 21. Bounty h b M rtllNr IrlTN .st. Johns Reuity Co. tl aa PWn* t A II ACRCb au ll.gkai* I* W aaar TU B T IM E P K S T K O P IR M I. t » r Km ) C if tm liH A lip ik la U al U < N P a r t A re Ph P A I d i n S B E D R O O M v>4ta. k P ta a tra tt M Mortgage I nani meet aay u*e k a d i an three Additlaa P R P A } t U A $30 Down. 8*0 r«r Month idea Par further a le 'e it a a MORTGAGE LOANS CHARM - rS H S O N A U TY •it tn c u rt Street Caflaihbed 1 I r . r y t tea J. • Hall. Ir ik a f V N U A V A L L Y awe taXoraU Aad 1 PM A n d U a r ' . n a ! COMFORT beOrwom It*a* a ill h u m PA 2AMI h a ira a a t | tra it tp tn a e il. U a » n ii A A t'Je n iitl I k i i e w g t..a b le Mayfair M »a cem pleUue c « « i li t * . **.'-.n>s» e e o u ai beatiag. a r caado-iaa SUNMKOM RKALTY 1 M drom ftruglaa e. bdr»lwe«l ed i j a u u i c u tia g shall Bern*. IJOChA i ad hM. U ) U a f l ! A »e . u i , aaar i l a r r l t i a ad itarea fkeere lyaoaaa. well Ued*repw>l III N Pari Are Pheea P A I JIM I had room toctte-t ia Casa V O e S M . 1 Lula h r id le , T1I T U Ne ch C d ra n , a* y t u M S P A ­ U L Garage with Urge wwrhH t i l l t t , t e a r O r *4n Ld u re ! A » r . U .Th d e a rb P i PA 1 U U •M y Aa ideal fam ily M a n ! i . I f i t n l r H elp R a i H h i (B | -| 1 mmmmm h SUPREM E R EA LTY Of O c t ii4 i lie Cl I*cry : U31 After Tk i oau D e fe ffr I M pm W E N F .K D R K N T A L S Call ar rasa lat* « « r afftca It l«<i *«uM h it la real jtu r k t a i » ■ apecielue la r t i u li , l * im tad property meat Funified ar esftiroiab ad We think ywu anil Uka aur lanw a. Stenstrom R ealty U1 N Park A*# P A P A R TM EN T. pa ; mu? PA 1 MSI SOS w***! fW flf. til# bwiti IPA. ? •fill 1 i M yrtle C U S T O M B U I L T lla m a aa U h f . Rani af ta le R ta e ra ib to 0 a nar. P A M S V f A te BEDROOM furnlahtd b w o I'oaaalbarry. Ph, PA 2 4»<n Legol Notice m a r 1 >.1«bia Ate SUBURBAN. eafuretabed. > bad Jeraey I 'm . N J ream M u m with Pit raaia. aa P O R R h tJ t" fault 111 Alaa tatty ft ftr u t 1\ E X C U S IV E ad I rwem fur* *bed apartment j S O ITH SYLVAN LAKE SHORES Phone PA I-JT71. i Raaallfal 1 baulroem hanr felly et|utpt*d reairat baaI . AaeUe 7. H uai a t m H r n u lt girdle. racioaaj; Utercwai iiairm . Idf|* lahefteol bw. ta i, til O P T IC S R U IT S ; • n laa 1traced «ith aprui'er tyi iK iu ta raadiuaaad. lead A bergaia al B U R K can p a i-r r u . Per idlerNtaU'n call PA S T M d a n or PA !«M d aigbte ar 9. F u r Sale o r Haul Sunday! I T HU r m r t r r !* i Legal Notice Truly a eatwa al I l i W | COOK, boma apacialiata la tha real r a ­ ta te buintaia. C h rh M in e r B m aB eqeMy •h u m SUSS psr «satfk m nntt. P&. P A I W O « B iScetwa • t Beth a O I llcdreemt . S Be tha O • S Redmmna • Ity Batba S Bedreema . | Bath with at without ecratwed perch. AH^l.nw l| DOWN P A YM EN T Nathan Laub 11*1 M rlealf Bldg. CofivsHlIonnl • F H A F H A la Sorvlco Orlanda, Klorlda Atlern*r for Plalnllff FINANCING DIREtmONB: Tarn Hr: M artha T. V l h l .n lirputr Cl*rh I'uhlDb March I I . I M I . Waal I an SStB Bt. Peltow Ceaolry Termites Swarming? Oab BA A Watch far aw algae. B U IL T BY FUR FHKK C A LL Shoemaker IN S P E C T IO N FA 2 -8 8 6 3 CONKT RUCTION CO. INC SI I Waal Util Hi reel ART BROWN Pest Control Service 1’hewe PA I4ISS HANFO R D, FLA . NEW HOMES O N E D O LLAR DOW N SUN LA N D RESALES 13 A L L YOU PAY pay. B0BER7 A. WILUAMS, Realtor Raymond Lundiiuiit, Anoe. JO H N J N tc i-w r T o aad p M n .i.ie j . N H ' o M r r a a n wira, PA 1-SMl Aliantic Bank Bldg Ptalatlff v* and lit M R I 'l L t ’ C na, IN C . a Plnrlda tarya ra lln n . Pafar.daaia lo r ir a o r s rrr T o : J*h u J. Nlcemala. addraaa UHba.iwa, and P b r llli J- Ml •amaiw a.ldraaa unknown T » a nra h rraby aatlflad that a *utt ia foryrln** a m arlgaga on in* b*l*w il**cr(bad *ra*c*lr hat h**n ram m aated dgalaat yea la ihe c irc u it C e u ri ef ihe Ninth Judicial c irc u li, gamlaala C e u a lr. Florida. Th * abbm tiatad llila te the nun la Ptr*i P *l*ral daring* and t^ a n A**.<riatlon ef Orlanda, ra Jo h n J . Mlecmatn. al dt. Th a <t**rrlptlon of iba real era . g i r l r *ra*lld*>l anainai la: l-oi I I I . of L A N K I I A H R I K T lin T A T K S , a iro rd ln a I* lh* p la l tb*raaf a* raoerdal In I'la l Rook M . *a«*a t l and I I of t b l Publle Ror .rd i af d*m Inala C n u a lr. Florida. T a u ere r*uatr*4 la Ilia yaer Anew ar or aibar elaadlar w ith tha Clark of tha a b o rt Court end •*r*o a r >in Ih o rro f upon rllloa. Ilo ilriih A Hubtn*on, 111 douth Court direct, iirlandu, P lo rld A a ll.irticya for ihe plaintiff, na ar bof*r* A pril I*. IM I If r*u fall to do to • l**cr*o Pro C anfadd# w ilt be oaiorod agalaet yeu te r Iho relief demanded in lha Cam plaint. tVlineo* m r hand and lha aaat af aald Court In danfard. Stml* nolo '.'eantv. Plorlda, ihia t in dap ef M arrh. M I L fS R A L ) A r lh a r H B o -h w llh , J r C lark af tha Ctranil C o u tl dtm lnole C a u o ir. Florida H r M arika T . Vlklan H * p u ir clo rh I ’*>:d h . Iladrlok, of lha firm of Illt.r a M R P R IC K A R OBINBO N I I I daulk C a u ri dlraal Orlanda. Ptarlda Atlnrner* far IN aletlff Puhlloh Mar II. I* If . Apr • E S TA TE S 3 BEDROOM S - 1 & 2 B A T H S WHIRR . Fina n cin g A l 5 '• '• I n t e g r a l • D O N 'T P A IL T O AKh ABOUT OUR OTH ER W O N D ER FU L NAVINGK ON REM AINING N EW BOM LB IN KOL1U PINKCRB8T. 4lh ADD. Ilomr* Feature Bullt-la Dream Kiubca* By — ■ IK H K H A L 0 K L K C T M C Refrigerate* — (Hen — Range — Hut Haler Healer Deelgaed Par Belter Litlag CaaUct JIM can you % f • t • S * 4 Bedreema • I*leaned Labe Front Cemmanilr • S Ferniaked Madtto fee year taagacttoa Minimum 3350 i)n* QARK n H U N T , S a le s M a n a g e r IDG E Odham & Tudor, Inc. Car. Hwy* 17-B3 A SMh B t, Benlerd PROMS F A B-1M1 N IO R TR F A H U I J. R ik n .it Y o n n \ M . p r f r . * 'f~-M m cst MOKE HOM E DO LLAR V A LU E f i'rt LAKE MARI HLVD. Juet Went ad I M I F A M I H i F A POR SALE by uwner S room I bath tump leratrd Mayfair hertion Let tio a ISO. Like new conatrurtlon. 202 Scull Ave. L. S. Charch, PA 14144. F A R M E R ’S A G E N C Y .N.V. Parmer, Keillor 1142 I. Park Ave. I'h PA 2 2211 After hour* PA S-SSIS PA 1SS1S 4 UKDHOOM, J biih home, en rleied Florida ro*>m, modern equipped kitchen, many ether aitra •. Call PA 1-0412 NO DOWN PAYM ENT I A S Bedroom completely ftnniabed Homei conitructad on your own tot. Mo papmantt only SSS.SO A IfUlfht No d o l­ ing nut. no ter* Ice ehlfgn. nu attoraay fee no utto roata, ae appraisal feei Call M EADLKY CONST RUCTION CO. PA I-AS4I for appolnlmenl. Fair Value Properties RAYMOND M. BALL And Aiioclatei US Is. Park Ph PA 2 3441 Lake Mary Branch PA s-iao LA R G E HOM K GOOD TER M S > Bedroom IV* bath, rorotr lot, built In r a n g # , refngeralur. PHca and Trrmi Right. Its.soo with 1277 down and 1122 p*r month, Tbl* la Hoi—Call now. I **WE TRADE ' W. H. WHERE. . . Kent V A .. WHERE. . . . MOVE IN IM M ED IA TELY M o n th ly P a y m e n t* L u n a r T h a n 27. S p «e U I Senrkeu IL H A R R IE T T S H SAl’TY SOOK Rl LUHIZINO and land Cledf* llirriall. Eta Ju A Rob ‘ lag Atyde Nutt, Pbuoe FA 1-4U4 141 v> AWk PA 2-ATU | or P.A 1 2tO* T V STAMPS , PIANO TVNLNO k REPAIRLNG W L IARMON 22. Ituild • l*alnl . Repdlr 1 Ph PA T 1123 ROOM S rEC TA l Sit S3 f BOOXKEKPINO. U reae Us. lag iLitde n d euL v'aU Mr pdyfvlt; Indiriduaii er amdU TaiAer I A M lM U it t iM H . Call PA M M A PLATTS CARPENTRY Senirea,' PUMPS - s p r l n k l e r s aaw ward A repair RpectaUie All typra ar J altra. laitilled ■a Pld ruudh eertoiuiew l*a l>4 It A otiradir* I A } MIA R E REP AIR AND SERVICE STI NE tu d j Legal.Notice Cbaeai frem many rarled |eMattar M g a a end fleer FA 2-2611 A rtk to u Fop Solo M GAL. (arkace eta* S3.M. Blanket Special. 2 for 13. ArmyNa*p Surplua, SIS Santonl Ave, PACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM BUNDS Enrloaed baad. Sag proof bottom rail wlib pit ilia ami i Plan is er rayes u p a i Cotton ar tykm Sonkarfk Glnaa and Pnlnt Co. tlS Magnolia rb. PA S-AS33 tW I N KCCIIt JR. U B. tewt fur. ward and re'area, aver pint ax I needlea. beautiful eondttlen, aU tra dive carry tag rate, aaiuma • pay man*. • ef S3 AS per monDi for • imutthi Writ* tnalaiiment manager, ILn til « a iUuftml KaraId. ftd »e ■RADY POR OCCUPANCY Bell Dial PAINTING: Court t uuculiy. * O M »N l.tS K O r r O R T U N t T T | Markiaery and Supply Ce. Rdirddsttdt, remmarrial tndui Age 2* la LL Watt eduraled. c - » ! ' »h P A S 4421 trial Lirrated aa.t boeJed Xrt W 2nd XL parevwailty. Nell and tarrWe i Mart gutiaalred Praa till | l ewyUm • iNlum l Itrtrycto-] , INCOME TAX etdlei l “hifile L ir u , PA 2 ISM SPECIAL f a t ' l l«> y » u r rnmmu-<ity H r (ik j Oualiftad harore M PA StUT. ladiaa Ri*er Gratrw here a<-w rnehteg l i v to |*uyo ------ — I H U Whelcbel M ACRES of laud - IS srrea to pay meath rammiaaorw a 4 W<a | CAR PEN TR Y, patottag, Per (ppoUttmetti rail PA ) SS1S CROSLEY SIIELVADOR If m . mature, yrwtoriwg grere. Pncft. refrtgereter. good condiUoti, tad remeat earl. PA 2 ua*a Rapig adyaaram anL NarvJ ed at SIT.we. W * » dewu. bdltSO Phone PA I-toil. fu ll Infote-aUdM and ynana tiaie 2 9 . A u lu it u k b U * S e n Ice h i e'er S yean at S ' ; Fruit hay la P ECemytaji A ( a . | 21. H uikllng .AlateruU jnr ku!e<1 J PAtR full l*«glh dnpet, floral H U Ma*y M , J a -« * n n l . T, AUTO GLASS Aak tor J Emry. aaaMidie af detign, wits light background. N F .W r O M F .R S ? H MRKR . HARDWARE PAINT O E N.wiibar«f, 1H Cdual PA SHU. INSTALLED IA e w l l r v t u yau Is Nanfsrd If you RlNiriNU PH A t-oaaa | Strati, Nae Smyrna Beach ara planning to hey la a i r a t­ Ruck n i« M ft EDWARD" WlmlahlsW J EXPSlttlPNCED waltiaaa. Ini da BLONDE dpi net piano, like near, GA I toll ar OA S-SSIS. t r a c t ! ' e d l y w » ha»e a burnt I . r wvch. night' Apply I 'k u l S BUILDSBh SL’PTLH s Uoor llliw.a Vent OldM ran be teen at Btotm i Pumyui. TAa affar aur arrant* aa 2 M K D R O O M hom e ta C s u u try •Ae L i r e T V S la m p l SKRV1CK Treat. 2'r* k A »a m » a ta n t i i i m i t L r t u i i r r . w rie r or a u r Stenslrom Realty HOME PLUE INCOME lor eeui t t a n r o u •k w i v o i . w r o t a . . T i n ; t T A T U U P r U 'l t M i A TO a t. r t o n it it I At.m i a r o t t o T E . r aa » .l N. Part Are Phone PA S SOS P»* W ^ o w . pncM stlp * ? -" i t < N « t i r u t t o u ta a III, BAUATTU* MAINE loea. SOS Magnolia. Cd3 Owe th e r o a r r r racrraRTica. t » * . A t w .r a C t m t lt la l t i > i « | I n ' ria la ilf f . ar, PA St0«4 filtd A t t i e d m <a Ih t C lrta it <a t ta rt la aad fur a .n ta a lt i?a«an j t u u i » iu n i t«a A i u s r n a r i U . by IM IN A L U W I L U A M U N U S U A L R ETU R N KaTtaa. hit wife. u Mi i i i :. tie ditarca. ia* a b . 'i j i iM .r * nth.iiau X - Annual return ea laeeme t lll t t l w blra la D O N A L D W I L ­ i u t u t m i i n to T tru o r I IIK L IA M a no v it riatniirr. m w a ( III NT. IU I ' l l r « h I l h l H H d Intcitmenl Properly only 114.. Walla* it u n i t a<*t" m i a u r. A L T H E A V. tiU O V K D tfta d a a t cot h i I . n u n "p r u m i i i i 104 with term!. •nru a I . i a l la i F I m I *1 r » u - l I M t i r i M A 'i a rt ta r i a a o l •I t t a r t t n ttr ta la H i i h « i « - i l l i » ! • « ia taaaar aad flit y ta r w r i l- IU R B : a4 taut*. I w ill ta ll Ihe lallaw laa laa d a fta a it ba r.la •« •• Aatara O w a rd ia x h t* *f -WE TRADR" U«*-rifc*4 raal t r i | » i r , *iiua-*4 tha H a d day af Marvlt. A. f*. U t . L I B CNO W . a h a L il-I.IB In itm ia a la C . a i t i , P l»ri4a. aMDW, a a a L IL L IA N P. IM I. ar a lb t r u li* d tc r.a a r t M B - r W . H . - B U I " Stam per A gen cy • It: lita a w ill be aatarad b ia la a t yaa. I ' l i h . an In « a y * l i u i Realtor—Inhere* lo t I I . Mlatli l> l . t T T I . K W * . T h a daafard I t . r a il It d t t l t b t t . o t a t k «> r r t i » n i i* A t o K l«* O O TA TK e M IU I.II Tha l'»h b * w b H u r t . h*al ef PA t - 4 » l ad aa b aawayaaar af a ta a ib l air* 111 N. Perk n t K , tcta ra ia y ta ta t plal K in. and Natatlvaa If ear. talatlaa la whlah Ihia a lia llta ,.r l . l l . L J K awnwr. a h a •a trta f at ra ta r4 t4 la Plat tbalt V# y u til i t »d t a r t *«*h waah HELMLY REALTY Hath 4, f » a * I I . N l l l M tr. M I.U K r INOI* a h a far foar .tA ta c a llr* w trb a L I L L I A N P IM h W. * " 4 la ■>**• af atiwiaela Catialjr. W l I M .a a aiy baad aad t d l r l i l SOS W. llth Street rin r lJ a . tttltr l la a f lit! tta l af Iba r i n k af Iba t'lrcw ll A ll Wh-iwt It Mar Cewaara PA 1 HOS. Eicmagl PA > SSTS M < f l| a | i a d d by P ir d P a d trT . u ar* b * r * b r • * lir i* 4 lh a l a C aart aa ihia tha l l t a day af al da . la ta ta d I .at a A ttacia. PalllU a hat haan ft lad la lha P tb ru a ry , A. IA IM I. tlaa af itrla a d t. • V a a t * J u t * * * L'auri a f Bamtaala ta lA U at p a id * i M I la a It Ik* hteh**i c-wuaty. r t * r l d a . fa r tha ap yat ai A rth u r H B* tw lth J r ROSA L P A Y T O N ta d fcttt blddtr far task, al tat C lark af tha C trc a ll Caart w a a l a f HA LT It W . H A M M O N P RagiMared Raal Iitato Broker ■ aaalaalt C oa a tr Owarlhaw**. Ilaa. litro ld P Jahataa a* O a a r d l a * af lha * « r * a a aad la id , C la rita . at H it bear af H a d Aitara ay at Law r r o f t r l r * f lh a afar*aal4 la c a m Ph PA S ISO! IT-St St HldwtUd a rla a h , A M , ta Ida l t d day af ball# l i t nI haafurd A lita lia Na. Mated. I M I . ■aid f*Ulinn will h* k*ar4 b r FOR SALE: Weet of Stanford-4 unn.i it a iiida <aK At.l lb* Ub4*ralaa*4 al la e'rla* h •aatard. h 'J -r l U A ritiu r ■ l » k a .ih Jr. acred cleared land a* clayed A M A p ri l I I . I M I at h i Pabllaa Pat ya. if. Mar t, t r ia r h af ta t C lr ta ii C aatt afflrae In lha C e a rl Raaaa al read—Suitable tor eRrua ar artlt l>e: Martha T . V ltle a Baaferd. Plarlda te t u b n a n r r ro t w t o r make S building tote. Etortrtoit M f i t i riarh Italad Ihia li b dar ef March, tu b H ir e jr n in tL n n iir r. Publlth M tr. llth. I t t l . in u n r e a ir .a D o i.a m i m i . A l > . IM I. ty available St. Jehn« Realty /a C V K IIN O N H ig h . JR . r i.o m iii Ce. IIS N. Park Ave. Phone OOUKTT JL’IHJN d n i i h i K a r no. naia b K M IN lft.K C O I N T T . P U J R I PA S 4123. TIIB ruRKaT t'norhiRTIIla laa I'A rtaimltf P u M i* ’ Mar t l , to. *t. aad A*r. ABEDROOM, I bdth. PA S aa. I. IM I ci-ank a l i i j - c t ana Dome U U . r i , h i * wife, iu r i m « i r i i ir t ut a t o r SS LOTS TM hi M b t l l J I I U M 4 L C I R C U I T nitTit n o r a%LK NEAR NEW HIGH SCHOOL o r n . o H t P A . ii n u r o « Nnllca la h ire b y f|y*b that ear* Thla group of Urlg cat. be purtbaa auaat la a ria a l Da«r*a at I'a ra. ■ K W IU U L r.. 1*01 U T T , r t O R I U d ed tor only StS noeoo with gn d rlaaura an'*r*1 In lha a b e « » m tf l. C H O I R M I I U . H I M r i n c T r R U P i i A L s a v in im anp •4 rau ia. I w ill n i l Iba fallaw ln# tarmi. All tot* to feat wide I/ IA N A S S O C IA T IO N OP O R L A M . 4aavrik*4 f* »l yrepartr *Maata4 In Hfnilnala C o u a tr, M a rld i, la - IMi, a curaorallcb, wltl Ult I. Riarh C. I.ITTT.B WKKIWA KRTATKh MUU1IICR <>RK. accerdlnr iu plal ibar*nf aa rer*rd»4 la Plal Haah I. Pag* it. Public tlacard* *f aamlatl* Ceaaty, Ptarlda. aahJ*«t la a firrt moriaige h*l4 br P in t P*4*ral tatlai* and Lea* A*ao«latl*a af Orlando al public aurtlaa iu lha hlgheat aad b**l blddar for rath, at lb* JDmlnnl* CauMr l,''urt H«u»*. ■aaferd PUrld*. *i the ban.* ef ItiH a elec*. A. M. an lha t ill day af March. 1**1. (■PALI Arthur H. tW ckwlth. Jr. Clark ef Hi* circuit Caart Dicta Dteer Ray |t4J TK I Uhl -W E TR A D E* W . H . “ B ill" Stgm pcr A g e n o R ea ltor— taaurec phoae PA IdWt 112 N Path th u AVENNA SPARK [HOMES riy n a n rd Hire! S 4 I7 0 ••BUI" stamper Agency Realtor A Iniufrr Plume FA 2 4SSI 111 N. Park Nd aa Srd St. PA > T»k Srnkarik iilsss snd Paint Co. Its Magnolia ROOEKCi:PLR l.r tocal d u a h u h m m m m h m m w teen aftlre Soma lyymg ta , j | , KlerlriCfll t i m l f l d Hu1m l; to rilijNl fi’ iirj not h o .-.n ry Niliry cvnunra l.L r .i. tan, _____ air reikllliontr Ph PA 2-4S2S IT. Male Italy Wanted ant S3. Kamitar* Flumbing A Heating RR-UPHOLBTRRINO, wort gnsr* tniard Proa oaUmsIM. Pbaoe PA m i l ar TE 9-9994. AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT aad REPAIR WORK 1407 Sanford Ave. PA 1*241 Sat) Ua You? luraRurs. Quick Service WHb Tbs Ceeh. BUPEB PLUMBING . TRADING POBT. PA MST7. Cenirarting A Repair* BOIJjkWAY, Hospital aad Baby Free Eatln.ate* Bada. Day, Weak, or UootAR L HARVEY rURNlTURE CENTER 3Ui tanlord A n . Phone PA 11142 tio s ProoaA Ava. RP.TIRED Plumber ttoea plumb­ Ph. PA 17421 ing fepalta. Pb. Ml 4-7719 b* • BIG VALUES tweee ■ A S, mnrmng! A even 9 MEN wanted fur light delivery • QUICK CREDIT tag! week, full or part time kluil O EASY TEHMS bavo own trampurlaiton Con WE (1IVR TOP VALUE STAMPS taat Mr. Adkma, Voldet Hotel. 26. Radio A TsIrtU lon Monday. No phone call* WILSON - MAIER TV SERVICE within tho hour. Ntw and Uiad Furniture WANTED AT ONCE - Man or Parti A l a w poiiilvety guar HI E. First St. PA I-M n Woman Iu aupjdy familiei with anteed *u Java. Service calla Rtwlelgh Printurt* In Sanlord 12 SUNSHINE TY', FA 1 SJS2. CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING Many daalera earn 122 weekly M ctrct! renovating Eipert Up­ part time — IlOO week!) ami 2 7 . H p r c la l S a r v l r r a holstering. All A’ork Guana* up fun Urns. See R. II. Hart­ lead. Cal) Nit Bedding Mf*. tJkNDSCAPING A man, Boi 742. Loageood or Co., PA M il), IMI Sanford LAWN SERVICE write HawlaUh a. Dept- FAC Avo. Cleaning, Ferllliilng, etc. fo r 440-1, Memphis, T#nn Free Kilimate call FA I-7IS7. Uiad furnituro, appliances, tools, TR / .'liPOnT TRUCK etc Bought Sold. Larry'* Mart, OPERATORS 919 Sanford Avo. Ph. PA 2-4191 IN C O M E T A X S E R V I C E Men baviag s minimum <>( three O. M. HAKItlXON New A Used Fundturo A Appli­ year* oemt-triilar e»perlfme. 244u Hiawatha Ph. PA 21417 ance! A Good Place To Age 23 years and mer prefer­ Rev. U ll Palmetto FA I 7944 BUY, SELL ur TRADE red applicant Muit have a good iaf» driving record Drlv. Sewinjr Mach. Repairs Jenkinn Furniture •r *m be tiatlonrd in San­ ALL MAKES l MODELS 404 Sanford Ava. PA 9-T4A0 ford. Apply la perenn. 3714 HufRENTALS 111 WEEK fala Art., Jacksonville, Fla , to 2ui W Firn HI. (21 hr. aer.) 34. A rlIria n F o r Hals All out application. FA 2-1422 READY HIXED CONCRETE I V . B H b a Mo r * W a n t e d NOW AVAILABLE Outdoor Table Tops A Basis Lot Mirkeri - SUla - Llatala Parti ind Scritra DAYS 7.'0RK. Ph. FA 2 !434 Hhelby 4M Door Closer* Stopi — I'ailo Blocki — Sand Yenlach Malnlcnamc Service MIRACLE CONCRETE CO 2 1 . I l c a u t y H a lo n n PA 2 m i 202 t:. 'tUi Plata MS Ehn. Ava. Pk. 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S a n fo rd t-5 7 M M O TO RS m i w. r u n b t . J �VIp Dtafmrl frrta Paar, Sullivan Seconds Meet To Set Up Debate Rules cees over payment of guest stars on tbeir program* Is scheduled for broadcast on P a ir’s "T o­ night" show on NBC-TV at 11:30 p. m..—one hour after the pre­ liminary battle between Floyd Patterson and Ingemar Johans­ son for the world's heavyweight boxing championship In Miami Beach. Sullivan's representative, Rob­ ert Preekt. meets with Paul Orr, namrd by Taar as his second, at 11:30 a. m. to map out detailed ground rules for the debate to make sure no one has an unfair advantage. The meeting of the NEW YORK (U P I)-T h e sec­ onds for Jack P air and Ed Sulli­ van meet today to lay down the rules of honor by which the two stars will stage tbeir feud of worda on television tonight. ■ " I f people around the country want to stay awake for this," Paar said, "I'll guarantee It will not be a friendly debate. 1 don't want to tea Sullivan before the debate, 1 don't want to give him a chance to soften me up. At the moment I'm not so crasy about Ed Sullivan." The "Great TV Debate" betwo the two high-powered em ­ QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED * m / W| SA VI r o u i ■TORB MOUBfli r. ■,) Mon., Toe*, Wed. •:>• To 7:to i ■ on LW f Thu re.. Fri. BiSO to 9:00 Needs Assistance < Mrs. Frink Russell, Longwood* Girl Scout leader, has issued an appeal for assistance in the pro­ gram especially from tbs North Orlando area. Transportation for these girls, Mrs. Russell says, is a major problem and she asks any inter, ested mother to call her at TE 8-3774. North Orlando cells also may he made to FA 2-1291. | » 69c MONI T M ISM *Vf M ERCHANTS ; Green S T A M P S 1 contest. Sullivan counterchal. longed with a demand for a de­ bate. CHOPS •> ROASTS >ou® Boon Mm * .,-.f broiled In feuds with abow busi­ ness personalities, became in­ volved In the dispute with Sulli­ van because he pays stars only $320 to appear on his late-hour show, while Sullivan has to spend up to $7,500 for guests on his Sunday CBS show. Sullivan, after a few years, considered this unfair and an­ nounced recently that any atari who appeared on Pair's show for $320 would get that amount and no more for going on his pro­ gram. Pssr reseted sharply. He sug­ gested their shows have a rating CENTER CUT RIB PORK DSBARY ANTIQUE SHOW held at the Federation of Art Mansion House hMdquartera Included these two exhibits o f rare items. Dealers from all carts of the nation took part in the show. (Cox Photo) kY seconds tikes place on neutral ground in the ofliee of publisher Bennett Cert, of the TV chow, "W h it’s My Line." who was named moderator for the debate. Sullivan, who named the mod­ erator at P air's behest, said that "Bennett Cerf is a man of great dignity and reputation who has never mixed up In any silly sbannigans and that’s what we need here." Preekt. Sullivan's sonln-Iaw and show producer, said Cerf prod would lend "setriout dignity to the debate. Paar. who often has been rm-| S ^99 LYKE'S FLAVORFUL CANNED BONELESS W ill! J W Itr F lIB C t'A W PICNICS*! SATURDAY — AMO to 7:00 Good ThroU fH BLUE RIBBON LEAN TASTY BEEF RIB STEAKS >69 X<t; )» Mm ELDORADO OR COBEL. HICKORY SMOKED. SUCAR CURED SLICED BACON • 4 9 • • * t l • • • L e n t e n S e a f o o d . •• # FRESH CAUGHT KEY WEST WHITE publicised actions that I regard mcmty la Caetro'a pocket and WAMUNGTON ( U P I ) - I re- as worthy of the association's "dangenouily Increatei tha men* ace to thli Communist satellite.'* consideration. neatly received a billet-doux from Halpern contended that elgar One of my nominees, therefore, $hn Americas Political Science will be Rep. W. R. Posge, a Tex- smokers In the United States Association inviting me to nomi­ ai Democrat who last month took could switch from Havanas to nate candidates tor "congression­ a firm stand against chanting by Jamaican cigars without undue al distinguished service awards." livestock auctioneers. hardship. He pointed out that Sir This is n heavy responsibility Posge said he attended an auc­ Winston Churchill* has been smok­ to have placed on one's should- tion and found he could not tell ing Jamalcas for years. era, and I hare been giving the what cattle were sold, who As a cigar smoker myself, I matter a tot of careful thought. bought them, or what tha pries appreciate Halpern’ s proposal. It Tha fact that the lame respon­ was. Furthermore, he said, "One pains ms to think that I might sibility has been placed on the of the largest cowmen In Texas bs aiding Communism every Urns ■heuktort of about five thousand confided to me that ha did not I light up s' cheroot. other newspapermen does not, as know when ha was raising hit X sea it, lighten my own toad one own bid." 1 r MCK WEST ML In outlining our duties as nomi­ nators, the association observed Uiet tha House and Senate "have many hard-working and distin­ guished members, whoa* services to their country often are not reflected In the dally press." "The award program will aeck to tall attention to distinguished service, whether or not It is of the kind likely to come to the public's attention," K said. I have tried to keep this point la mind In weighing the qualifi­ cations of prospective nominees, and 1 find that it rather adds to the burden. I mean, distinguished •bscurily to ■ hard thing to measure. "It's true that aoma of the Uilngi our congressmen do are not caBfd to the public's attantion. Bui on the whole, this prob­ ably ia a good thing tor both the congressmen and the public. Nevertheless, by dint of ex­ haustive research I have been able to find two relatively an- G A ’s Study Mission Book The Intermediate a. A.‘s of tha First Baptist Church o f lake Mary met at tha homo of Mrs. Jerry Luak> counselor, for a com. blned mission study ond party. Tha mission book, "No Greater Heritage* by A. A Cothran, « s i taught and discussed. Alter misre me* were enjoyed nod refreshments served aud two prises ware awarded to Anita Far- Members pmant were Mary FlawsIgsn, West* Anderson, Barharm FUnnlgmn, and Anita For- If cattle buyers have been rais­ ing bids without knowing It, that probably accounts for the current price of beef steaks. Therefore, 1 credit Posge with a truly distin­ guished service In demanding that auctioneers "g o back to the use of the English language." My other nominee will be Rep. Seymour Halpern (R-N. Y.), who called last week for an embargo on Import! from Cuba. Buying Cuban tobacco, he said, puts SHRIMP m M P U -« T . PAUL (U PIF-Panl U a d n ist, ••foot, S-toch, MOpeumd tackle Iro n New H a sp shlro, sad Dan Ih— ban, a kickisg spectatlst tram Chattanooga, stCnaA Thursday vfeh tha Mia- ODKMG O IL OLD FASHIONED BULK SALT MACKEREL FILLETS u 59 ALAIKAN KINO CRAB CLAWS lb 79* CHEF ROBERTO S FAMOUS 16 OZ PIE PIZZA PIES IMPERIAL (COLORED QTRS.-5* OFF) MARGARINE 2 Q UALITY FACIAL TISSUE, WHITE OR ASSORTED COLORS 67‘ H l ^ H i I m m JESSIE JEWELL FRESH FROZEN ™ FROZEN FOOD n i | « | p | | BREAST (WITH BACK MOTION) 99 ® m 400 a. BOX ™ TW IN PET NUTRITIOUS DOC FOOD fair CABBAGE 3 9 CARROTS TASTY DELICIOUS _ pies ; 1 REG 9 * VALUE SIZI LACY FAIR SLICED HAMBURGER OR HOT DOG ROUS 5°. 19* LIMIT f *★ BAKERY DEPT IW TALL CAN 'KEY'S' FAMOUS CHILI sa 2 iss49 POLY BAO BABY LIMAS 2 ,m i 59* r VJktags Sign Two ............................................................................................................................ ^ FANCY O AR D B t FRESH ___ ___P P P l �H i (F ltr f t o t f o r b ilfm ttfi WEATHER: Cloudy through Wednesday. High today, 82. Low tonight, 60-65. VOL. 55 United Press Leased Wire Established TUESDAY?MARCH 14. 1061 1908 SANFORD, FLOUIDA NO. 147 Congolese On Rape, Ravage Binge Fire Chief Cleveland, left, Police Chief Williams Congratulated By Mayor Baker For 40 Years Service. LEOPOLDVILLE. Tb# Congo. I white there. Including 130 mi.(U P I)—Savage tribesmen who ! siomrics. At least nine of the have seized control of Kivu Prov­ missionaries are Americans. A UN spokesman said the be­ ince and inflicted “ undeacribable humiliation" on nun* and priestz havior of the Kivu population and there are threatening 300 whites the pro l.utnumba troops was In the area. United Nation, au­ “ tieitial" hoi gave no Indication the United Nations forces there thorities said today. An American girl missionary were able to do anything about wa* raped repeatedly by four it. A Malayan UN patrol was Congolese soldiers loyal to live lent out to check the reports the murdered P a t r i c e Lumumba, nuna were forced lo dance in tha nude and priests were forced to confess lo the martyrdom of Lumumba, “ Christ of the Cungo," UN reports said. Terror spread throughout the Lumumbi«t-held province and al­ most complete anarchy reigned in the area. CN force! said they felt grave conrern for thf 300 .’ ’ a/iford ju in t esily this morn­ ing recovered a stolen auto and approximately $15,000 worth of jewelry three hour* after the theft waa reported. The car, owned by Howard Orr TALLAHASSEE <UPI> — Atly. o f St. Petersburg, waa found beGen. Richard Ervin Monday ruled hing a store at 2526 Park Dr. It was reported atolen at 9:43 Florida sheriffs are liable for budget overspending If the addi­ p. nv. Monday night while parked tional money spent wa* nut autho­ behind the Marl-Nelle Court Motel rized. Ervin made the ruling for at 2664 I’ark Ave. Orr aald h* checked Into the State Auditor Bryan Wtllia Mon­ motel around V p. m. and the car day. wa* missing some 43 minutes lat­ er. Patrolmen Edward Hayden and UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (U P I)— Russia was reported today Fred Kelley found he vehicle with to have agreed to postpone a full- tha jewelry intact but laid the dress di senna me lit debate but at­ trunk o f the car was battered and tached condition! that made it ap­ ■mashed in sti attempt to gel tha pear the deadlock over shortening diamond, which were in it. Orr .uhl that a special chain the current General Assembly ses­ lock wa. on the trunk and it was sion was still unsolved. Impos.ibla for anyone to break into it. He .aid the Jewell were LOS ANGELES (U PI) — Pri- valued at $15,000. vale citisrn HMined M. Nixon goes to work aa an attorney today for the ftrst time In 20 year*, planning to leave plenty of time to the businete ef politics. The dafeatrd presidential candidate Mon­ day joined the L o. Angelea taw firm of Adam., Duque A HazelA !4-ye«M>ld Nrgro wa. listed tine. in “ fair" condition at Seminole Memorial Hoipltal today after he waa shot by a deputy Monday SEOUL, Korea tUPI)—Ameri­ afternoon for refuting arre.t. the can military forces In South Ko­ Sheriff* Off lea reported. rea have been placed on a full Willi* 1, Taylor of Rt. J. San­ ■calc alert, a United Nations ford, waa ahot in the right cheat Command spoka.man laid today. by Deputy Willis Brown on W. The .poke.man denied there wal 13th 81. increased tension .long the Ko­ Inveatigating Deputy J. (j- Gal­ rean truce line hut said Ihe alert loway aald that Brown slopped wa* part of a “ worldwide readi­ the Taylor ear In the 600 block ness exercise'' of American arm- and ordered Taylor out for reck­ ad forcei. less driving, Taylor started curling Brown and the deputy attempted lo WASHINGTON (UPI| — The bring Taylor lo the Jail. Taylor spate agency plan* to tret the atruggled with the offirrr and Mercury pilot escape •ystem this Brown reported he was forced to week under the most severe con­ use hia gun to aubdue the man. Galloway laid that five wit­ ditions that might occur during an attempt to put a man in orbit. nesses at the eerne testified that If thla and other' planned flight Brown had no other recourse but tests ere successful, the ugenry lo use forre, Taylor waa charged with reck­ said, an aitronaul will be launch­ less driving and resisting arrest ed into orbit around the earth by force. "perhaps late this year" under Project Mercury. >City Thanks Fire, Police News Briefs Chiefs For 40 Years Duty Sheriffs Liable 'it '* been a pleasure.” With these words o f gratitude, Fire Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. and Police Chief Roy Williams accepted the thanks, good wishes and gifts of the City Commission Monday night after being honored for 40 yeurs of “ excellent service.” Chief Williams received a gold plated revolver and Chief Cleveland received an alarm clock. Both officials were presented with re­ solutions of commendation and received a round of applnuse front commissioners. The resolutions to both men stated thut they hnd "worked diligently and unsel­ fishly for the betterment and welfare of the people of this city and that it is the desire of the City Commission that proper recognition and appreciation be expressed for their conscientious efforts and devo­ tion to duty for 40 years of outstanding and excellent service.” •W. First St. Widening Action Asked City Attorney William Hutchi­ son w u authorised by the City CommUiion to draw up a reaolulion to Filth District Road Board • Member Mas Brewer urging him to expedite plana and make available the neccitary money (or the W. K inl St. widening proJert. 9 Commissioner Part Hlgglnboth* am emphailzcd that (he county did not include thll project In ill primary road requests and aald that Brewer could dump the whole project unleta there was a request for that road which rum from French Ave. to fnteratate Hwy. 4. The commluion also received ^ ■ letter from Chamber of Com- Board Postpones Vacating Action The City Communion Monday tallied action on varatinir the 11th fit. right of way from Metlonville Ave. to Bay Ave. to make way for a new Negro echool. The board held o ff any discus■Ion until Mar. 27, when member* of the achool board will be invited to be prenent. A group wa* in tha audience to proteet the location of the propoged achool but the delegation walked out of the room when the discus^ .lull wa. tabled. The achool board already haa ap­ proved final plana fo r tha now achool and hopea to hava it con* (trucled by the end o f thla year. In a memo to the commluion, City Manager W. E. Knowlea aald that tha propoacd vacating will give it • buffer tone on Mellonvllla Ave. The commluion alao approved fln t reading of an ordinance an• nexing a TS acre area west of Croomi Academy for a Negro sub­ division. Oppo.lng the move was Commit■loner Earl Higginbotham who suggested that tha board aaalat tha development with ita utilities but not bring it into the city. The board favored the annealtion by a 4-1 vote. Longwood Sets Paving Costs Taving eBeeumenla for Lungwood property owners on Wilma St., Palmetto St. and Grant St., at tha rate of $1.86 per front foot, will be legally advertised In Thursday's issue of The Herald. Sir A public bearing he* been eel for • p. m. April >0 at Town Halt, W est To Be Shown Ed Allen will present a program of color alidea on “ Tha Golden Weal” at a meeting of tb* De Bary Civic Asia., In the CommwaHy Center today at T p m. Preevdirg the program, members trill klold a brief butiae.i session. inerce Manager John Krider pointing out that no mention has been made of the W. Firtt St. project which has been in tha road department budget fur the past three year*. Krider .aid that jioo.ooo of righta of way money R t; „ iaifJfiii Fire Action Explained Fire Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. in a report to the city Monday night defcoded his department's not fighting a fire at the city unitary landfill area Feb. 26. The City Commission, at 111 last meeting, aiked for a detail­ ed report on the (ire which was brought under control by three city employe.. Cleveland said In hi. report that he felt tt would have requir­ ed five men approximately .ix hour, to exiinguiih the fire with water. The fire chief termed (lie lire more of a nui.ance than a fire hazard. Therefore Cleveland .aid, In hlx judgment It wa. In the belt intercut* of the city to keep the men and equipment al the nation for the overall protection of the city. Although there wa. no com­ ment from any mrmkcr. of the commluion, Mayor Joe Baker termed the report “ aati.lartory." Chappell Rules Out Teacher Pay Hike TALLAHASSEE ( UPI) — House Speaker • designate William V. Chappell said Monday the theme of the 1961 Legislature will be “ progress through productivity rather than progress through spending." He said that rules out any across-the-board pay increase (or Florida school teachers. He said, however, lie would support a program to reward what he called “ ■iiallly" teachers, Chappell said believed Flo­ rida was coming o ' of a business slump responsible 4*( ‘ failing tax revenues. Recoverj . . vould give about Slot) million more lo spend from present sources in the neat biennium, be said. “ We absolutely must not have new taxes for slate purposes," be aald. The slate haa reached a period where growth and economy Is leveling off and “ we have tho opportunity other Legislature* have not had of stopp ng to see Where we have-been end where we might go,” said Chappell. There ia a great need in the state to get Uic federal governmeat to surrender some of Ua tax sources to Florida, he said, rather than the Legislature- to impose taxes itself. i. deposited with the Circuit Court. “ These monies were derived from the $1 million bond Is.ue Dial wa. .old some years ago,” the letter .aid, Krider said that “ we should have some sort of commitment in writing from our new road board y w h oe -thst X U Flea* vivilUVike H irst primary m id H e r In Seminole Count) City Manager W. K. Knowles said that Brewer ha* allied re­ cently Ibat unless the legislature changes the law concerning the go percent reserve, no primary roads will be Irf until after June SO and that W. First St. could not he expected to be advcrtlird until after July 1. Police Recover $15,000 Jewelry Cargo In Car Crash Victim's Body Found JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Skindivers Monday recovered the fifth bedy from a P2V Neptune patrol bomber crash Into Lake George last Week. He was Aviation Electronic* Technician Terry L. Ramsby, 19, son of Dana Ramsby ef Smith Bend. Ind. tj Shortly before tha recovery me­ morial services were observed at Jacksonville Nival Air Station for the tight victims of the crash. Search for tha remaining three bodies ritumed at dawn today. Citizens To M eet .,11>e Caseelbef: ytUiilled Ul^xeiis l.fgt’ uv- will meet today at 7:80 p, in. in tha Woman's Club to fur­ ther consider charter by-laws and to Mm" uffii-cu. Acting Choinnen Grafwin Wibul will preside. mOC/*, r t Debate Postponed Back To Work Motorist Shot Troops On Alert Surprise Witness Called In Peel Case Escape Test FORT PIERCE (U P D -A sur­ prise witness irslificd today that Joseph A. Perl Jr. tried to get him to poison Floyd (Lucky) Holtapfel—the man who named Perl as mastermind of the sen­ sational Chitlingworth murders. Robert E. Johnson of Greens­ boro. N, a former trusty al the Palm Beach County Jail, was railed by Prosecutor Phil O'Con­ nell, He said he wa. approached by Peel last November while all Hirer men were confined In the Palm Beach jail. Johnson was serving tlma for aasault and bat­ tery and drunkcnnrss and Peel and llolzapfcl on charge* in the deaths of Circuit Judge C. E. Chillingworth snd his wife Mar­ jorie. Johnson said Peel gav* him a package of cigarets which he said contained a deadly poison. He said if he could kill Floyd Hulxapfel he would beat the Chillingworlh murder - charge," Johnaofi testified. American girl was raped, but has not been heard from since. Most of the terror was center­ ed around the Kama area, 129 miles southeast of the Kivu cap­ ital of Buka mu. There ha* been widespread violence lltcrr since the death of Uiinumba and many Europeans fled across the border to Belgian - controlled UruntliRuanda. Engrine Trouble CAPE CANAVERAL ( UPI) — Engine trouble at the edge o f spare Monday night stopped a bid by an Air Force advanced luodet Atlas missile to match the world distance record for military rock­ et shots. The 86-foot Alla, streak­ ed more than 7,000 milra aero*, the Atlantic in about 40 minutes— but landed short of Its target 9,000 mile, from heie, auulheast of Africa. Space Man Due Soon# Red Says MOSCOW (UPI) — Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita 8. Khrushchev said today the sending of a Soviet aiIronaut into apace “ is not too far o ff." “ We are confident that the 5me is not too far off when the first spaceship with man aboard will dash into outer space," he told an agricultural conference at Akmullnsb in Siberia. Annexation Can Bring Burden, Manager Says City Manager W. E. Knowlea maka a coat aatimata study o f told the City Commission in a tha annexation move and what the lengthy and comprehensive report city would gain by it. The f'raver Home* arta Include* Monday night that it waa "feasible 67 acre* with 226 lot* and accord­ and desirablt” to annex tbe Prever ing to Knowlea the ultimate pupuHomes area but not tbe a n a be­ |latlon would be 339 people. The tween 27th St. and 29th St. weet average value o f the home* will be 33,040 making an average of of 8snford Ave. Knowlea aaploined that it would assessed value at $6,042, Knowles taka 173,000 worth of capital |m- ' said. provtosant* to maintain tha area The second area west of Sanford between 27th and 29th St. and "we Ava. contains a little over 41 a cn e ju*t c a n t taka on that financial and Includsa M home*, a .tore and duplax. Population baa been burden nt this time.*' The commission held off action estimated at 280. for further study o f Knowlea' re­ Knowlea emphasised that tha port and agreed to consider It <-!ty would hem to put in water, sewer lines, (treat*, street lights. ■gain at It* neat meeting. Knowlea had been authorised to lU cct names sod hydrant*. Loyal Order of Moose. Sanford Lodge 1531, will hold Ua regular Wednesday meeting on the sec­ ond Boor of Ihe Evans Building In Lake Mary at I p. nt. • • • Arepresentative of the Social Security Administration will be In the City Commission room of the City Hall from 9 a. m. to noon Wednesday tu interview ap­ plicants for social security. • • • There,will be no meeting of the Kiwants Club this Wednesday dut to Ihe special divisional district meet Saturday. • * • ft, S. Blllhimer, chairthan of the County Democratic Executive Committee, will speak to the Democratic Women's Club Wed­ nesday at 7:30 p. m. in the court­ room of the courthouse. • • • There will be a called meeting of the fathers of Boy Scout Troop 301 al 7 p. m. today at the Epis­ copal Parish House. Mathers also are welcome to attend. Latin America Bill Coes To Congress WASHINGTON (UPII - Presi­ dent Kennedy asked Uongrcas to­ day for 160U million to fight pov­ erty In Latin America and meet “ a grave and imminent danger" of underprivileged peoples turning lo Communism. The president urged Ihe legis­ lator* in a special message to ap­ propriate immediately the $3ou million in general aiai,lance and $100 million for earthquake relief in Chile they authofired last year. He stressed Ihe urgency of his request and «*ld Ihe Hindi would be committed as quickly aa poisihle to pill into operation a bold, 10-year program for raising the living standard* of the Latin Amer­ ican nation*. But in an apparent eitort to liead off any charges lie was pro­ posing "blank check" aid, Kenne­ dy promised that no fund* would be allocated until there are assur­ ance* that “ each recipient nation will live up to the principal* ol self-help and domestic reform.” Spy-Trial Hears Secret Aaent But Ihe Congolese tribesmen ruled that 300 whites still in the area could not leave. A handful of refugees did make it safely to Leopoldville and told of even mure horrible stories—Morin so horrible the refugee* would not describe them in detail. Priests were clubbed to their knes* with rifle bulls and forced to rhanl “ I killed Lumumba, City Institutes Cost Survey On Recreation The City Commission Monday agreed to accept the resignation ef Recreation and Parka Director Ronald Perry " if he dcslrea’’ and at the same time asked for a study of the costa o f tha department's program. Perry informed City Manager W. E. Knowlea that he had been offered another position. The commission agreed that they could not afford any raises and If Perry deridea to resign, authorised Knowlea to look for a suitable re­ placement. The board alao discuseed tha payroll of tha department which, including Perry's amounts to al­ most 411,003. Commissioner J. H, Crappa said ha thought tha departmsnt waa a little too "top heavy” and naked Knowlea if it waa pusaibla to res dure some of the added features. "1 Just can't see paying $7,000 a year to a man lu teach kids how to twirl a baton," Crappa said. Mayor Joe Baker aaid that the city "must put a atop to expanding the program'' and emphasized that 12 percent - o f . the-general fund goee to recreation. Commissioner Tom McDonald called for a study of tha depart­ ment’* expense* and program while Crappa aald that "wa should keep the Important phases o f tha program like swimming but eli­ minate aum* of the llttl* •tuff." Council Accepts Charter Draft The Casselberry Town Council, aa worded in tbe resolution “ af­ ter great study" and “ lengthy dileus*ion," Monday accepted the draft for a new charter, with approved amendments aa sug­ gested by Council Attorney Ken­ neth Mi'lnloih, for presentation lo the Seminole County legisla­ tive delegation. Don Willson, member of a charter board appointed in Sep­ tember, 1939, pointed out, how­ ever, that hr waa not in full ac­ cord with all proposals contained in the document. McIntosh advised that chance* of getting legislative approval would be greater If both council and charter busrd were in agree­ ment but that a ruling from the offices of Attorney General ard Ervin, read at the meeting by Councilman Rohn Lady, stale* that opinion or former work of the charier board la not binding upon the new draft. Council Chairman Lytle Swope ami Councilman Hen Evans also are members of the rhartcr board. nich- Taxpayers Assn. Hear Hutchison County Commission Chairman J.C. Hutchison Monday spoke be­ fore Ihe Taxpayer* For Better LONDON l UPI) — Britain Government in Seminole County brought to the wituess stand to- ' Assn., on ihe county lax struc­ ture. day a plrtty girl secict agrllt Members of the Holy Name Soidentified unly aa "Miss K"— in an , clcty of the Catholic Church, re­ attempt to prove that an Interna­ gularly scheduled to meet at the tional spy ring that included twe Altamonte Community House, re­ American* stole vital naval sec­ linquished use of the building for rets and sent them In code to Ihe taxpayer's meeting. Kusata. Following Hutchison's brief ad­ There wet a huts of excitement dress, a lively question and ans­ in tha No. 1 court o f the Old Bail­ wer period was conducted during ey when the proeecution said: which tho need for a dog pound “ Call Mis. K." and stabilising laws was mention­ MU* K followed a line o f mala ed. secret agent* — "the nemeless Another fact brought out for dis­ men"—who testified about how cussion waa that at tha present they liukljuH•J line* man and twa lime, road Improvement* and woman being tiled on charges ef building depend upon one man only penetrating the security of Brit­ . . . . Max Brewer, Fifth District ain's vital naval best at Portland, road board member. tf Christ of the Congo," the reporti said. The atrocities were report­ ed as late a* March S and VS authorities feared they might bo continuing. The first group uf refugees to arrive here include three nuns, two prin ts and fire civilian*. They arrived tw6 days ago and were immediately hospitalized. The arm o f 63-year-old Belgian Sister Amanda Marie had been broken in two places by the Con­ golese. The refugees aald more than 230 missionaries, nuns and priests were trapped in the Maniema re­ gion of .Kivu Province where rhaos reigns and terror haa been spread by both troopx and tha wild tribesman loyal ta Lu­ mumba. County Covered By Rain; Winds Near Gale Force Heavy rain* and winds o f nsaf gale velocity drenched Sanford and Seminole County Monday night. The Waether Bureau reported that more than an Inch af ra h fall over tha city within n period a f three hours and wind* were report­ ed in the neighborhood o f 40 mllee per hour. llowsvnr, alty officials reported little damage during that period. Ocaana gales bora down on tho California coast today and threat­ ened flooding la the East near a windy New England bHtxard, Heavy anow measuring at least four Inches w u expected by mid­ day In Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire. Coastal pointa ta tba Northeast were warned af flooding at high W e,’ ’ ' The U. 8. Weather Bureau post­ ed gale warnings for tho Poeifh states from Cape Mendocino, Cal* if., northward. Tha wind* oceom* pooled rain* from northern Call* fornla to Seattle. In the eastern half ef the na­ tion, a low presaura system re­ sponsible for lata winter waathsr drifted slowly east and cantered today over lower Michigan. Fair ■kies covered moet o f the G n a t Plain* and the 8outhwViL Mild weather with a alight warming trend waa forecast through th* day !■ tho Southeast. Credit Activity Program Planned A plan to Improve credit activity in the Sanford area wat discussed by officers of Ihe Credit Bureau of Sanford Monday zdgbt. Plana were discussed for hold­ ing a meeting of all firms In Ihla area doing bulimia on a credit basla. Tba meeting will be held in Use near future and will Include a panel discuiilon to help understand credit and the way it affects each and every business. Paul Lewis, who was appointed coordinator for this meeting, said that due to the expanding economy of Ihii area a belter undemanding and cooperation Is needed in deal­ ing with credit matters. Serving with Lewis on Ihe commillec to map out plana for the meeting will be Ralph W. Pezold, manager of the Installment Loan Depl. of the Florida Stale Bank; Robert Mahan of Seminole Loan Co., and Chester Muse, manager of Mather Furniture Co. Hoffa Fraud Case Resumes ORLANDO ( UPI) — A ttorn ey for Teamster President James K* Hoffa resumed arguments today that fraud Indictments against hies should be quashed because tbg grand Jury waa illegally oelactad. llaffa and twe aesoclatee ora charged with 18 count* o f using Interstate communication! ta pro­ mote a real estate development near hero, financed by $500,000 is Teamsters funds which the goveroeient claims they misused. Defense attorney Jacob Xoea* man asked U. 8. District Judge Joseph P. Li*b to threw on! tba indictments because tbe federal Jury was selected under state role* instead of federal i ultra. V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, March 13, 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>, March 13, 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/148a8c92c7dab464e0c746c49e95bcb0.pdf 37abad7e5223d11100a29b977ecb949e PDF Text Text VIp Dtafmrl frrta Paar, Sullivan Seconds Meet To Set Up Debate Rules cees over payment of guest stars on tbeir program* Is scheduled for broadcast on P a ir’s "To­ night" show on NBC-TV at 11:30 p. m..—one hour after the pre­ liminary battle between Floyd Patterson and Ingemar Johans­ son for the world's heavyweight boxing championship In Miami Beach. Sullivan's representative, Rob­ ert Preekt. meets with Paul Orr, namrd by Taar as his second, at 11:30 a. m. to map out detailed ground rules for the debate to make sure no one has an unfair advantage. The meeting of the NEW YORK (U P I)-T he sec­ onds for Jack P a ir and Ed Sulli­ van meet today to lay down the rules of honor by which the two stars will stage tbeir feud of worda on television tonight. ■ "If people around the country want to stay awake for this," Paar said, "I'll guarantee It will not be a friendly debate. 1 don't want to tea Sullivan before the debate, 1 don't want to give him a chance to soften me up. At the moment I'm not so crasy about Ed Sullivan." The "G reat TV Debate" betwo the two high-powered em ­ QUANTITY * RIGHTS / i r. ■,) i ■ on >ou® B o o n Mm * LW Mon., Toe*, Wed. •:>• To 7:to M ERCHANTS ; Green S T A M P S f .,-.f Mrs. F rin k Russell, Longwood* Girl Scout leader, has issued an appeal for assistance in the pro­ gram especially from tbs North Orlando area. Transportation for these girls, Mrs. Russell says, is a major problem and she asks any inter, ested mother to call her at TE 8-3774. North Orlando cells also may he made to FA 2-1291. | M IS M *Vf S ^ 9 9 LYKE'S FLAVORFUL CANNED BONELESS 1 Will! JWItr FlIBCt'AW T h u re.. F ri. Needs Assistance < » 69c W| SAVI rou MONI T ■TORB MOUBfli contest. Sullivan counterchal. longed with a demand for a de­ bate. CHOPS •> ROASTS DSBARY ANTIQUE SHOW held at the Federation of Art Mansion House hMdquartera Included these two exhibits of rare items. Dealers from all carts of the nation took part in the show. (Cox Photo) m broiled In feuds with abow busi­ ness personalities, became in­ volved In the dispute with Sulli­ van because he pays stars only $320 to appear on his late-hour show, while Sullivan has to spend up to $7,500 for guests on his Sunday CBS show. Sullivan, after a few years, considered this unfair and an­ nounced recently that any atari who appeared on P a ir's show for $320 would get that amount and no more for going on his pro­ gram. P ssr reseted sharply. He sug­ gested their shows have a rating CENTER CUT RIB PORK RESERVED kY seconds tikes place on neutral ground in the ofliee of publisher Bennett Cert, of the TV chow, "W hit’s My Line." who was named moderator for the debate. Sullivan, who named the mod­ erator at P a ir's behest, said that "Bennett Cerf is a man of great dignity and reputation who has never mixed up In any silly sbannigans and that’s what we need here." Preekt. Sullivan's sonln-Iaw and show producer, said Cerf prod would lend "setriout dignity to the debate. Paar. who often has been rm -| P IC N IC S * ! BiSO to 9:00 SATURDAY — AMO to 7:00 Good ThroUfH BLUE RIBBON LEAN TASTY BEEF RIB STEAKS >69 X<t; )» ELDORADO OR COBEL. HICKORY SMOKED. SUCAR CURED Mm SLICED BACON • 4 9 • • * t l • • • L e n t e n S e a f o o d . •• FRESH CAUGHT KEY WEST WHITE 1 r MCK WEST WAMUNGTON ( U P I ) - I reneatly received a billet-doux from $hn Americas Political Science Association inviting me to nomi­ nate candidates tor "congression­ al distinguished service awards." This is n heavy responsibility to have placed on one's shouldera, and I hare been giving the m atter a tot of careful thought. Tha fact that the lame respon­ sibility has been placed on the ■heuktort of about five thousand other newspapermen does not, as X sea it, lighten my own toad one ML In outlining our duties as nomi­ nators, the association observed Uiet tha House and Senate "have many hard-working and distin­ guished members, whoa* services to their country often are not reflected In the dally press." "The award program will aeck to tall attention to distinguished service, whether or not It is of the kind likely to come to the public's attention," K said. I have tried to keep this point la mind In weighing the qualifi­ cations of prospective nominees, and 1 find that it rather adds to the burden. I mean, distinguished •bscurily to ■ hard thing to measure. "It's true that aoma of the Uilngi our congressmen do are not caBfd to the public's attantion. Bui on the whole, this prob­ ably ia a good thing tor both the congressmen and the public. Nevertheless, by dint of ex­ haustive research I have been able to find two relatively an- G A ’s Study Mission Book The Intermediate a. A.‘s of tha F irst Baptist Church of la k e Mary met at tha homo of Mrs. Jerry Luak> counselor, for a com. blned mission study ond party. Tha mission book, "No Greater H eritage* by A. A Cothran, « s i taught and discussed. A lter misre me* were enjoyed nod refreshments served aud two prises ware awarded to Anita Far- Members p m a n t were Mary FlawsIgsn, West* Anderson, Barharm FUnnlgmn, and Anita For- publicised actions that I regard as worthy of the association's consideration. One of my nominees, therefore, will be Rep. W. R. Posge, a Texai Democrat who last month took a firm stand against chanting by livestock auctioneers. Posge said he attended an auc­ tion and found he could not tell what cattle were sold, who bought them, or what tha pries was. Furthermore, he said, "One of the largest cowmen In Texas confided to me that ha did not know when ha was raising hit own bid." If cattle buyers have been rais­ ing bids without knowing It, that probably accounts for the current price of beef steaks. Therefore, 1 credit Posge with a truly distin­ guished service In demanding that auctioneers "go back to the use of the English language." My other nominee will be Rep. Seymour Halpern (R-N. Y.), who called last week for an embargo on Import! from Cuba. Buying Cuban tobacco, he said, puts mcmty la Caetro'a pocket and "dangenouily Increatei tha men* ace to thli Communist satellite.'* Halpern contended that elgar smokers In the United States could switch from Havanas to Jamaican cigars without undue hardship. He pointed out that Sir Winston Churchill* has been smok­ ing Jamalcas for years. As a cigar smoker myself, I appreciate Halpern’s proposal. It pains ms to think that I might bs aiding Communism every Urns I light up s' cheroot. 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BOX POLY BAO BABY LIM AS 2,m i 59* r VJktags Sign Two # �Hi ( F lt r f t o t f o r b VOL. 55 ilf m t t f i WEATHER: Cloudy through Wednesday. High today, 82. Low tonight, 60-65. TUESDAY?MARCH 14. 1061 SANFORD, FLOUIDA United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 NO. 147 Congolese On Rape, Ravage Binge Fire Chief Cleveland, left, Police Chief Williams Congratulated By Mayor Baker For 40 Years Service. LEOPOLDVILLE. Tb# Congo. I white there. Including 130 mi.(U PI)—Savage tribesmen who ! siomrics. At least nine of the have seized control of Kivu Prov­ missionaries are Americans. A UN spokesman said the be­ ince and inflicted “ undeacribable humiliation" on nun* and priestz havior of the Kivu population and there are threatening 300 whites the pro l.utnumba troops was In the area. United Nation, au­ “ tieitial" hoi gave no Indication the United Nations forces there thorities said today. An American girl missionary were able to do anything about wa* raped repeatedly by four it. A Malayan UN patrol was Congolese soldiers loyal to live lent out to check the reports the murdered P a t r i c e Lumumba, nuna were forced lo dance in tha nude and priests were forced to confess lo the martyrdom of Lumumba, “ Christ of the Cungo," UN reports said. Terror spread throughout the Lumumbi«t-held province and al­ most complete anarchy reigned in the area. CN force! said they felt grave conrern for thf 300 .’’a/iford ju in t esily this morn­ ing recovered a stolen auto and approximately $15,000 worth of jewelry three hour* after the theft waa reported. The car, owned by Howard Orr Sheriffs Liable TALLAHASSEE <UPI> — Atly. of St. Petersburg, waa found beGen. Richard Ervin Monday ruled hing a store at 2526 Park Dr. It was reported atolen at 9:43 Florida sheriffs are liable for budget overspending If the addi­ p. nv. Monday night while parked tional money spent wa* nut autho­ behind the Marl-Nelle Court Motel rized. Ervin made the ruling for at 2664 I’ark Ave. Orr aald h* checked Into the State Auditor Bryan Wtllia Mon­ motel around V p. m. and the car day. wa* missing some 43 minutes lat­ er. Debate Postponed Patrolmen Edward Hayden and UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (U PI)—Russia was reported today Fred Kelley found he vehicle with to have agreed to postpone a full- tha jewelry intact but laid the dress di senna me lit debate but a t­ trunk of the car was battered and tached condition! that made it ap­ ■mashed in sti attempt to gel tha pear the deadlock over shortening diamond, which were in it. Orr .uhl that a special chain the current General Assembly ses­ lock wa. on the trunk and it was sion was still unsolved. Impos.ibla for anyone to break into it. He .aid the Jewell were Back To Work LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Pri- valued at $15,000. vale citisrn HMined M. Nixon goes to work aa an attorney today for the ftrst time In 20 year*, planning to leave plenty of time to the businete ef politics. The dafeatrd presidential candidate Mon­ day joined the Lo. Angelea taw firm of Adam., Duque A HazelA !4-ye«M>ld Nrgro wa. listed tine. in “fair" condition at Seminole Memorial Hoipltal today after he Troops On Alert waa shot by a deputy Monday SEOUL, Korea tUPI)—Ameri­ afternoon for refuting arre.t. the can military forces In South Ko­ Sheriff* Offlea reported. rea have been placed on a full Willi* 1, Taylor of Rt. J. San­ ■calc alert, a United Nations ford, waa ahot in the right cheat Command spoka.man laid today. by Deputy Willis Brown on W. The .poke.man denied there wal 13th 81. increased tension .long the Ko­ Inveatigating Deputy J. (j- Gal­ rean truce line hut said Ihe alert loway aald that Brown slopped wa* part of a “ worldwide readi­ the Taylor ear In the 600 block ness exercise'' of American arm- and ordered Taylor out for reck­ ad forcei. less driving, Taylor started curling Brown Escape Test and the deputy attempted lo WASHINGTON (U PI| — The bring Taylor lo the Jail. Taylor spate agency plan* to tret the atruggled with the offirrr and Mercury pilot escape •ystem this Brown reported he was forced to week under the most severe con­ use hia gun to aubdue the man. Galloway laid that five wit­ ditions that might occur during an attempt to put a man in orbit. nesses at the eerne testified that If thla and other' planned flight Brown had no other recourse but tests ere successful, the ugenry lo use forre, Taylor waa charged with reck­ said, an aitronaul will be launch­ less driving and resisting arrest ed into orbit around the earth by force. "perhaps late this year" under Project Mercury. >City Thanks Fire, Police Chiefs For 40 Years Duty News Briefs 'it'* been a pleasure.” With these words of gratitude, Fire Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. and Police Chief Roy Williams accepted the thanks, good wishes and gifts of the City Commission Monday night after being honored for 40 yeurs of “excellent service.” Chief Williams received a gold plated revolver and Chief Cleveland received an alarm clock. Both officials were presented with re­ solutions of commendation and received a round of applnuse front commissioners. The resolutions to both men stated thut they hnd "worked diligently and unsel­ fishly for the betterment and welfare of the people of this city and that it is the desire of the City Commission that proper recognition and appreciation be expressed for their conscientious efforts and devo­ tion to duty for 40 years of outstanding and excellent service.” •W. First St. Widening Action Asked City Attorney William Hutchi­ son w u authorised by the City CommUiion to draw up a reaolulion to Filth District Road Board • Member Mas Brewer urging him to expedite plana and make available the neccitary money (or the W. K inl St. widening pro- inerce Manager John Krider pointing out that no mention has been made of the W. Firtt St. project which has been in tha road department budget fur the past three year*. Krider .aid that jioo.ooo of righta of way money Jert. 9 Commissioner Part Hlgglnboth* am emphailzcd that (he county did not include thll project In ill primary road requests and aald that Brewer could dump the whole project unleta there was a request for that road which rum from French Ave. to fnteratate Hwy. 4. The commluion also received ^ ■ letter from Chamber of Com- Board Postpones Vacating Action The City Communion Monday tallied action on varatinir the 11th fit. right of way from Metlonville Ave. to Bay Ave. to make way for a new Negro echool. The board held off any discus■Ion until Mar. 27, when member* of the achool board will be invited to be prenent. A group wa* in tha audience to proteet the location of the propoged achool but the delegation walked out of the room when the discus^ .lull wa. tabled. The achool board already haa ap­ proved final plana for tha now achool and hopea to hava it con* (trucled by the end of thla year. In a memo to the commluion, City Manager W. E. Knowlea aald that tha propoacd vacating will give it • buffer tone on Mellonvllla Ave. The commluion alao approved f ln t reading of an ordinance an• nexing a TS acre area west of Croomi Academy for a Negro sub­ division. Oppo.lng the move was Commit■loner Earl Higginbotham who suggested that tha board aaalat tha development with ita utilities but not bring it into the city. The board favored the annealtion by a 4-1 vote. Longwood Sets Paving Costs Taving eBeeumenla for Lungwood property owners on Wilma St., Palmetto St. and Grant St., at tha rate of $1.86 per front foot, will be legally advertised In Thursday's issue of The Herald. Sir A public bearing he* been eel for • p. m. April >0 a t Town Halt, W est To Be Shown Ed Allen will present a program of color alidea on “ Tha Golden Weal” at a meeting of tb* De Bary Civic Asia., In the CommwaHy Center today at T p m. Preevdirg the program, members trill klold a brief butiae.i session. Rt; „ iaifJfiii Fire Action Explained Fire Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. in a report to the city Monday night defcoded his department's not fighting a fire at the city u n ita ry landfill area Feb. 26. The City Commission, at 111 last meeting, aiked for a detail­ ed report on the (ire which was brought under control by three city employe.. Cleveland said In hi. report that he felt tt would have requir­ ed five men approximately .ix hour, to exiinguiih the fire with water. The fire chief termed (lie lire more of a nui.ance than a fire hazard. Therefore Cleveland .aid, In hlx judgment It wa. In the belt intercut* of the city to keep the men and equipment al the nation for the overall protection of the city. Although there wa. no com­ ment from any m rm kcr. of the commluion, Mayor Joe Baker termed the report “aati.lartory." Chappell Rules Out Teacher Pay Hike TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — House Speaker • designate William V. Chappell said Monday the theme of the 1961 Legislature will be “progress through productivity rather than progress through spending." He said that rules out any across-the-board pay increase (or Florida school teachers. He said, however, lie would support a program to reward what he called “■iiallly" teachers, Chappell said believed Flo­ rida was coming o ' of a business slump responsible 4*( ‘ failing tax revenues. Recoverj . . vould give about Slot) million more lo spend from present sources in the neat biennium, be said. “ We absolutely must not have new taxes for slate purposes," be aald. The slate haa reached a period where growth and economy Is leveling off and “ we have tho opportunity other Legislature* have not had of stopp ng to see Where we have-been end where we might go,” said Chappell. There ia a great need in the state to get Uic federal governmeat to surrender some of Ua tax sources to Florida, he said, rather than the Legislature- to impose taxes itself. i. deposited with the Circuit Court. “ These monies were derived from the $1 million bond Is.ue Dial wa. .old some years ago,” the letter .aid, Krider said that “ we should have some sort of commitment in writing from our new road board y w h oe -ths t X U Flea* vivilUVike H irst primary m id H e r In Seminole Count) City Manager W. K. Knowles said that Brewer ha* allied re­ cently Ibat unless the legislature changes the law concerning the go percent reserve, no primary roads will be Irf until after June SO and that W. First St. could not he expected to be advcrtlird until after July 1. Surprise Witness Called In Peel Case FORT PIERCE (U P D -A sur­ prise witness irslificd today that Joseph A. Perl Jr. tried to get him to poison Floyd (Lucky) Holtapfel—the man who named Perl as mastermind of the sen­ sational Chitlingworth murders. Robert E. Johnson of Greens­ boro. N, a former trusty al the Palm Beach County Jail, was railed by Prosecutor Phil O'Con­ nell, He said he wa. approached by Peel last November while all Hirer men were confined In the Palm Beach jail. Johnson was serving tlma for aasault and bat­ tery and drunkcnnrss and Peel and llolzapfcl on charge* in the deaths of Circuit Judge C. E. Chillingworth snd his wife Mar­ jorie. Johnson said Peel gav* him a package of cigarets which he said contained a deadly poison. He said if he could kill Floyd Hulxapfel he would beat the Chillingworlh murder - charge," Johnaofi testified. Crash Victim's Body Found JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Skindivers Monday recovered the fifth bedy from a P2V Neptune patrol bomber crash Into Lake George last Week. He was Aviation Electronic* Technician Terry L. Ramsby, 19, son of Dana Ramsby ef Smith Bend. Ind. tj Shortly before tha recovery me­ morial services were observed at Jacksonville Nival Air Station for the tight victims of the crash. Search for tha remaining three bodies ritum ed at dawn today. Citizens To M eet .,11>e Caseelbef: ytUiilled Ul^xeiis l.fgt’uv- will meet today a t 7:80 p, in. in tha Woman's Club to fur­ ther consider charter by-laws and to Mm" uffii-cu. Acting Choinnen Grafwin W ibul will preside. Police Recover $15,000 Jewelry Cargo In Car Motorist Shot Engrine Trouble CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) — Engine trouble at the edge of spare Monday night stopped a bid by an Air Force advanced luodet Atlas missile to match the world distance record for military rock­ et shots. The 86-foot Alla, streak­ ed more than 7,000 milra aero*, the Atlantic in about 40 minutes— but landed short of Its target 9,000 mile, from heie, auulheast of Africa. Space Man Due Soon# Red Says MOSCOW (UPI) — Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita 8. Khrushchev said today the sending of a Soviet aiIronaut into apace “ is not too far off." “ We are confident that the 5me is not too far off when the first spaceship with man aboard will dash into outer space," he told an agricultural conference at Akmullnsb in Siberia. Annexation Can Bring Burden, Manager Says City Manager W. E. Knowlea maka a coat aatimata study of told the City Commission in a tha annexation move and what the lengthy and comprehensive report city would gain by it. The f'raver Home* arta Include* Monday night that it waa "feasible 67 acre* with 226 lot* and accord­ and desirablt” to annex tbe Prever ing to Knowlea the ultimate pupuHomes area but not tbe a n a be­ | latlon would be 339 people. The tween 27th St. and 29th St. weet average value of the home* will be 33,040 making an average of of 8snford Ave. Knowlea aaploined that it would assessed value a t $6,042, Knowles taka 173,000 worth of capital |m- ' said. provtosant* to maintain tha area The second area west of Sanford between 27th and 29th St. and "we Ava. contains a little over 41 acn e ju*t c a n t taka on that financial and Includsa M home*, a .tore and duplax. Population baa been burden nt this time.*' The commission held off action estimated a t 280. for further study of Knowlea' re­ Knowlea emphasised th at tha port and agreed to consider It <-!ty would hem to put in water, sewer lines, (treat*, street lights. ■gain a t It* neat meeting. Knowlea had been authorised to lUcct names sod hydrant*. American girl was raped, but has not been heard from since. Most of the terror was center­ ed around the Kama area, 129 miles southeast of the Kivu cap­ ital of Buka mu. There ha* been widespread violence lltcrr since the death of Uiinumba and many Europeans fled across the border to Belgian - controlled UruntliRuanda. m O C /* , r t Loyal Order of Moose. Sanford Lodge 1531, will hold Ua regular Wednesday meeting on the sec­ ond Boor of Ihe Evans Building In Lake Mary at I p. nt. • • • Arepresentative of the Social Security Administration will be In the City Commission room of the City Hall from 9 a. m. to noon Wednesday tu interview ap­ plicants for social security. • • • There,will be no meeting of the Kiwants Club this Wednesday dut to Ihe special divisional district meet Saturday. • * • ft, S. Blllhimer, chairthan of the County Democratic Executive Committee, will speak to the Democratic Women's Club Wed­ nesday at 7:30 p. m. in the court­ room of the courthouse. • But Ihe Congolese tribesmen ruled that 300 whites still in the area could not leave. A handful of refugees did make it safely to Leopoldville and told of even mure horrible stories—Morin so horrible the refugee* would not describe them in detail. Priests were clubbed to their knes* with rifle bulls and forced to rhanl “ I killed Lumumba, City Institutes Cost Survey On Recreation The City Commission Monday agreed to accept the resignation ef Recreation and Parka Director Ronald Perry "if he dcslrea’’ and at the same time asked for a study of the costa of tha department's program. Perry informed City Manager W. E. Knowlea that he had been offered another position. The commission agreed that they could not afford any raises and If Perry deridea to resign, authorised Knowlea to look for a suitable re­ placement. The board alao discuseed tha payroll of tha department which, including Perry's amounts to al­ most 411,003. Commissioner J. H, Crappa said ha thought tha departmsnt waa a little too "top heavy” and naked Knowlea if it waa pusaibla to res dure some of the added features. "1 Just can't see paying $7,000 a year to a man lu teach kids how to twirl a baton," Crappa said. Mayor Joe Baker aaid that the city "must put a atop to expanding the program'' and emphasized that 12 percent - o f . the-general fund goee to recreation. Commissioner Tom McDonald called for a study of tha depart­ ment’* expense* and program while Crappa aald that "wa should keep the Important phases of tha program like swimming but eli­ minate aum* of the llttl* •tuff." • • There will be a called meeting of the fathers of Boy Scout Troop 301 al 7 p. m. today at the Epis­ copal Parish House. Mathers also are welcome to attend. Council Accepts Charter Draft Latin America Bill Coes To Congress The Casselberry Town Council, aa worded in tbe resolution “ af­ ter great study" and “ lengthy dileus*ion," Monday accepted the draft for a new charter, with approved amendments aa sug­ gested by Council Attorney Ken­ neth Mi'lnloih, for presentation lo the Seminole County legisla­ tive delegation. Don Willson, member of a charter board appointed in Sep­ tember, 1939, pointed out, how­ ever, that hr waa not in full ac­ cord with all proposals contained in the document. McIntosh advised that chance* of getting legislative approval would be greater If both council and charter busrd were in agree­ ment but that a ruling from the offices of Attorney General nichard Ervin, read at the meeting by Councilman Rohn Lady, stale* that opinion or former work of the charier board la not binding upon the new draft. Council Chairman Lytle Swope ami Councilman Hen Evans also are members of the rhartcr board. WASHINGTON (UPII - Presi­ dent Kennedy asked Uongrcas to­ day for 160U million to fight pov­ erty In Latin America and meet “ a grave and imminent danger" of underprivileged peoples turning lo Communism. The president urged Ihe legis­ lator* in a special message to ap­ propriate immediately the $3ou million in general aiai,lance and $100 million for earthquake relief in Chile they authofired last year. He stressed Ihe urgency of his request and «*ld Ihe Hindi would be committed as quickly aa poisihle to pill into operation a bold, 10-year program for raising the living standard* of the Latin Amer­ ican nation*. But in an apparent eitort to liead off any charges lie was pro­ posing "blank check" aid, Kenne­ dy promised that no fund* would be allocated until there are assur­ ance* that “each recipient nation will live up to the principal* ol self-help and domestic reform.” Spy-Trial Hears Secret Aaent Taxpayers Assn. Hear Hutchison County Commission Chairman J.C. Hutchison Monday spoke be­ fore Ihe Taxpayer* For Better LONDON l UPI) — Britain Government in Seminole County brought to the wituess stand to- ' Assn., on ihe county lax struc­ day a plrtty girl secict agrllt ture. Members of the Holy Name Soidentified unly aa "Miss K"—in an attempt to prove that an Interna­ , clcty of the Catholic Church, re ­ gularly scheduled to meet a t the tional spy ring that included twe Altamonte Community House, re ­ American* stole vital naval sec­ linquished use of the building for rets and sent them In code to Ihe taxpayer's meeting. Kusata. Following Hutchison's brief ad­ There wet a huts of excitement dress, a lively question and ans­ in tha No. 1 court of the Old Bail­ wer period was conducted during ey when the proeecution said: which tho need for a dog pound “Call Mis. K." and stabilising laws was mention­ MU* K followed a line of mala ed. secret agent* — "the nemeless Another fact brought out for dis­ men"—who testified about how cussion waa that at tha present they liukljuH •J line* man and twa lime, road Improvement* and woman being tiled on charges ef building depend upon one man only penetrating the security of Brit­ . . . . Max Brewer, Fifth District ain's vital naval best at Portland, road board member. tf Christ of the Congo," the reporti said. The atrocities were report­ ed as late a* March S and V S authorities feared they might bo continuing. The first group uf refugees to arrive here include three nuns, two p rin ts and fire civilian*. They arrived tw6 days ago and were immediately hospitalized. The arm of 63-year-old Belgian Sister Amanda Marie had been broken in two places by the Con­ golese. The refugees aald more than 230 missionaries, nuns and priests were trapped in the Maniema re­ gion of .Kivu Province where rhaos reigns and terror haa been spread by both troopx and tha wild tribesman loyal ta Lu­ mumba. County Covered By Rain; Winds Near Gale Force Heavy rain* and winds of nsaf gale velocity drenched Sanford and Seminole County Monday night. The Waether Bureau reported that more than an Inch af r a h fall over tha city within n period a f three hours and wind* were report­ ed in the neighborhood of 40 mllee per hour. llowsvnr, alty officials reported little damage during that period. Ocaana gales bora down on tho California coast today and threat­ ened flooding la the East near a windy New England bHtxard, Heavy anow measuring a t least four Inches w u expected by mid­ day In Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire. Coastal pointa ta tba Northeast were warned af flooding at high We,’’' The U. 8. Weather Bureau post­ ed gale warnings for tho Poeifh states from Cape Mendocino, Cal* if., northward. Tha wind* oceom* pooled rain* from northern Call* fornla to Seattle. In the eastern half ef the na­ tion, a low presaura system re­ sponsible for lata winter w aathsr drifted slowly east and cantered today over lower Michigan. Fair ■kies covered moet of the G n a t Plain* and the 8outhwViL Mild weather with a alight warming trend waa forecast through th* day !■ tho Southeast. Credit Activity Program Planned A plan to Improve credit activity in the Sanford area w at discussed by officers of Ihe Credit Bureau of Sanford Monday zdgbt. Plana were discussed for hold­ ing a meeting of all firms In Ihla area doing bulim ia on a credit basla. Tba meeting will be held in Use near future and will Include a panel discuiilon to help understand credit and the way it affects each and every business. Paul Lewis, who was appointed coordinator for this meeting, said that due to the expanding economy of Ihii area a belter undemanding and cooperation Is needed in deal­ ing with credit matters. Serving with Lewis on Ihe commillec to map out plana for the meeting will be Ralph W. Pezold, manager of the Installment Loan Depl. of the Florida Stale Bank; Robert Mahan of Seminole Loan Co., and Chester Muse, manager of Mather Furniture Co. Hoffa Fraud Case Resumes ORLANDO (U PI) — A tto rn ey for Teamster President James K* Hoffa resumed arguments today that fraud Indictments against hies should be quashed because tbg grand Jury waa illegally oelactad. llaffa and twe aesoclatee ora charged with 18 count* of using Interstate communication! ta pro­ mote a real estate development near hero, financed by $500,000 i s Teamsters funds which the goveroeient claims they misused. Defense attorney Jacob Xoea* man asked U. 8. District Judge Joseph P. Li*b to threw on! tb a indictments because tbe federal Jury was selected under state role* instead of federal i ultra. V �L 'V -t AMA Supports Road Program WASHINGTON (UPI) -T h e AutomobUa Manufacturers Assorts* Don today supported Kennedy's highway tax program, which is expected to come under heavy lire from trucking and oil coneerna. Commerce Secretary Luther H. ffodgei was scheduled to launch the bill on its rocky road in Con­ gress today before the House Ways A Mean* Committee. The bill, designed to get more money to speed construction on in­ terstate highways, would cancel a scheduled one-cent cut fn gasoline taxes and boost taxes ia trucks, diesel fuel, Urea and other items. Even the automobile manufeeturcres hedged on the money part of the proposal. In a statement prepared for the committee, the association said "conclusions should not be reached on the proper level of commercial vehicla highway U ses" until afltr a study of the American Association of State Highway Officials' liveyear road test. Democrats and Republicans have predicted the bill will have "considerable difficulty" In get­ ting through the committee, let alone all of Congress. Other congressional news: Elsenhower: The Ifousa was ex­ pected lo pas* with no opposition a bill to restore former President Dwight D. Eisenhower to hie rank of five-star General of the Army. The bill, suggested by President Kennedy, would put Elsenhower back on the active Uat but would not pay him. He gels hi* regular ex-president's pension and allow­ ances instead. Feed Grain: The administrat.on's emergency feed grain bill was bogged down in a House-Senate struggle over Its enforcement pro­ vision. The Senate knocked out the provision, claiming it would set up the agriculture secretary as a "feed grain rrar," but the Paar Calls Sullivan 'Liar’; Ed May Sue NEW YORK (UPI) - E d SulIL vaa said today he may sue Jack P a a r for calling him a liar on ■etloawide TV, but he still want­ ed to bold tho debate that waa cancelled when each man claimed the a lt it backed out. Paar, who appeared along In place of tho debate oo bis NBCTV show Monday night, climaxed feud with Sullivan by ending ’ the program with one of the most Jaycee Polio Drive Slated The Sanford Jayceei will be. gin their second annual Polio •hot Drive on next Monday. Tba Jaycees urge all parents wheat children have not received these abets lo take advantage of Oils opportunity and to have themselves Inoculated aa well. This dread disease can now be controlled If parents and cltlaens take time for the** preventive 9bot*. Thera will be e small charge *f |1 per shot to dafray cost of vaccina, needle* end other neces•ary equipm ent Bud Stewart, project chairman, stales that the Jaycees, aa wall aa the public feel that this was ana of the most worthwhile pro­ jects of 1990 and are looking for ft to be an even greater success this year. ’ ’ The shots will be administered by registered nurses. Doris Skel­ ton end Sophie Shoemaker, with Rto assistance of county health •o n e s , Mr*. H. F. Kibbeo and Mrs. M. G. McClure. Dr. Tom Largea end Dr. Robert Smith will he on hand in case of emer­ gency end ill doctors and nurses nr* donating their time to this gewJecL Hours will bo between 9 a. m. end 3 p. m., at the Jaycee Build­ ing on the corner of French Ave. and Fourth SI. Longwood Church Sponsors New Boy Scout Troop heated public statements In show business over the calling off of their touted face-to-face meeting. "Ed Sullivan is a liar," Paar said. "That is libel. He must now sue and be mutt go to court . . . 1 repeat, Ed Sullivan, you lied today Monday," Sullivan did not take the chal­ lenge too seriously, but told UPI that be planned to have his law­ yer look into tho charge today. P aar said many stars, Includ­ ing comedian Red Skellon, volun­ teered to rush (o his defense. "I think 1 am about as normal and decent a person as Is around In (how buslnesi." Paar said. *Tm not a hypocrite. 1 am not a fraud. I am not a phony. "This Is the bravrst thing I have over done." Sullivan agreed, In a fashion. “ He's a very brave man, when alone," Sullivan said. "About suing, I don’t know if I could collect money; l*d bo de­ lighted to. How am I going to prove damageiT I could say my grandchildren don't talk to ana any more. " I think the country knows him Episcopal Women Elect Officers By MRS. BElY U t SHflM Church women,of Christ Church Episcopal, Longwood, elected Mrs, Charles Pasternack aa their prasident at t mealing held March 9. Other officers for tho year Inclu­ de Mrs. fr* d Smith, vice president; Mra. Daniel Law Sr., secretary, Mra. Leroy Htnneisey, treasurer; Mrs. Chsriea Nickols, United Thank Offering custodian: Mra. Robert Hammond, secretary of Christian education; Mrs. Eugene Taylor, aerretary of Christian so­ cial relations. Mra, John Reams, secretary of missions and supply; Mrs. Charles Morrison secretary of promotions; Mra. Halph Stevens, secretary of collage work and par. soane 1 and Mrs. William Ricker, secretary of Church periodical club. Following the elec lion, members discussed futuiw plans for con­ ducting “Tha Economy Corner," open on Mondays from I p.m. un­ til noon and on Saturdays from 9 a m. until 1 p.m. Persona who wlah to donate arti­ cles and clothing to the project may bring them to the Pariih House during these hours where they will be gratefully accepted. Hostesses for tha election meet­ ing were Mrs. Charles Morrison and Mr*. LeRoy Hennessey, Ry HRS. RETfIK SMITH Boy Scout Troop 929 has been organised In Longwood under the sponsorship of Christ Church Episcopal, George M. Jarvis IV, vicar of tha church, announced today. Scoutmaster Robert Thompson, already meeting each wrek with 19 boys Invites all between the ages of M through 19 to loin the Scouts or to transfer affiliation to Troop 139. Meeting! are held i t the Parish House each Tuesday at T p. in. and tonight's guest will be LangThe Dresden nuclear power alawood Mayor A. R. Lormann who tioa, near Morris, 111., which prowUI apeak mi "Local Cffiien- ducei 110.000 kilowatts, la the world's largest. so well they take these things at typical Paar sign-off lines. This lilt!# thing, he just needed a way to end his show with a bang. He needed a terrific finish. It's an old vaudeville trick " Sullivan said ha will try to make arrangements to hold the on-agah, off-again debate which was cancelled Monday afternoon in a ground-rules wrangle over Paar's call for an informal ques­ tion and answer teuton after mors formal dabals statements. Ho aald he may have a statement later today about a new debate attempt. "I want to meet this guy, I want lo prove him wrong," Sulli­ van aald. P a ir indicated on his program that he waa (till concerned about tho major issue In the fend over the payment of guest etors on their programs. Sullivan said ha will no longer pay stars up to 17,300 on bln CBS-TV show on Sundays if they perform for the minimum 93* payment on P ear’s show. "If Ed's rule sticks, if h* doesn't concede . , . then virtually this show would be Impossible to do," P a a r aald. The debate waa cancelled altar seconds for Sullivan and P a a r ap­ peared to have settled on all tha ground rules Monday morning. By afternoon, it became apparent th it the two high-powered emcees couldn't even agree e s how to disagree. "Its welshed, be choked up, he ran out," Sullivan announced. ,NBC replied far P aar quickly, charging that Sullivan "backed o u t" Hospital Notes MARCH I I Admissions Agnrs Yoat, DeBsry; James Bak­ er, Tampa; Hsian Klepper, DaBary; Marie York, Altamonte Springe; Joseph Prothman, Mims; H alts Adams, Mlmat A rts E. KaberUon, Faye Ives, Mabel Blount, J , P. Henry, Mabel Pickena, Helen Hari* Lane, Lincoln Williams, Patricia Foster and Wil­ lie Taylor of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robortsun of Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mr*. Wil­ liam Foster of Sanford, a girl. Dismissals Apopkai JSva Clara Laurent, baby girl McCarron, Evelyn Peacock, Hasel Wleeman and Georgia Dabay a f Sanford. House left It tn. claiming the bill lo curb surplus** was useless without It. A joint conference committee seemed far from agreement on the matter. Jobless: The Senate Finance Committee srnt Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldcr scurrying after statistics to try to avoid a delay in the administration's unemploy­ ment benefits extension plan. Chairman Harry F. Byrd said he didn't see how the committee rould proceed without a break­ down of What each state will pay and what It wilt receive under the plan lo extend benefits. Goldberg promptly wired the SO Hates for answers. Seminole Calendar TUESDAY I.*ke Mary H one Demonstration Club. Flra lUII, 10:30 a. m. British Beauty Killed In Crash BAKER, Calif. (U PIJ—3 e fu tl-, lens* of Malibu, Calif., driver of : ful British actress Beltndi Lee, j the ear, and Paul* Cavara, 34, of whose love affair with Italian Los Angeles. The injured were taken to BarPrince Filippo Orslnl led to her attempted suicide In 1065, was stow Community Hospital. The foursome had been a t Laa killed lata Monday in a spec­ tacular 100-milt-an-hour automo­ ! Vegas, Nev., working on a new movie and were returning to Hoibile crash. The shapely Miss Lee, 28, hailed I lywood when the accident occurred as England's answer to such sex on U. 8. 01. queens as Brigitte Bardot and Sophia Loren, waa thrown 63 feet whe nthe auto, In which she was a passenger, blew a beck tire, skidded 000 Zest and flipped over The Kiwanis Club of Ssnford on i u top. will participate In a divisional Three other persons in the auto, meeting of Division Six, at the Including her latest love, Italian Civic Center, Saturday at I p. m. screen writer Guatiera Jacopetti, Tha mealing will open with a 39, suffered serious injuries In the banquet and among the distin­ crash 12 miles east of this desert guished guests expected are Dis­ community. trict Governor, Sterling H*U Jr. The others were Atet Nino Fa- af Bradenton and LL Gov. Troy Member of a well-to-do Devonehlre, England, family, blonde, green-eyed Mias Lot broke off her engagem ent to Jacopetti. Miss Lea roads world hcadllnlt three years ago when aha Was found B u f f e r i n g from an overdose of eleeping pill*, and Orslnl was found with alashed wrist*. Kiwanis Division Meet Set Saturday j ARMY SPECIALIST Har­ old H. Dreblow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Lire* blow. Enterprise, recently graduated from the Sev­ enth U. S. Army Non-Commissioned Officer Academy in BhcI Tola, Germany. Spe­ cialist Dreblow received four weeks of training in various military subjects with emphaaia on leader­ ship and combat tactics. Hall, Judge of the Circuit Courf} from Tavares, who is to chirgof thia division. Thera will ba no meeting of the Kiwanis Wednesday noon, due to this annual division m artin; which includes clubs in Orange, Osceola, Lake and Seminole Counties. AREA DIRECTORY LEE BROTHERS Bin* Birdt, Hr*. Richard Con rad, 718 Baywood, 2:18 p. m. Boy Scout Troop 239, Longwood ChritL Church Episcopal Pariih Haute, 7 p. tu. United Citlten* League, Caste! berry Women'* Club, 7:30 p. m. WEDNESDAT Chuluota Hobby Craft 9:30 a. m. Club, Camp Fire Girla, Hr*. Donald Brumfield, 006 Cherokee, S :ll *>- “ • North Orlando Cub Scouta, Den I , lira. Arthur Rhode*, 171 K. Cortei, 4 p. m. North Orlando Cub Scouta, Den 4, Mrs. Hobart SltUr, 90 Edgemen, 4 p. m. North Orlando Fire Dept., Fire Hall, 1 p, m. Chuluota Youth Club, Commu* ity House, 7:80 p, tn. • • m * Longwood Fir* Dept, Fire Hall, 7:80 p. u . Chuluota American Legion Post 284, Superette Bldg., 9 p. m. Welcome Wagon Club, Sea Shell Restaurant, 11 a. m. Chuluota Legion To Discuss Parade Float The Chuluota American Legion George M. Jacobs Memorial Poat S2S will meet at the Superette Bldg. Wednesday at I p.m. whan members will discuss entering a float in tha Slate Convention P ar­ ade at Cocoa In Hay. George Packard, commander, taya that the Legiunalres extend many Ihsnha to all who helped make the recent barbecue sych a success and he invllee Inter­ ested rssldente to join the group. Those wishing to mike an applica­ tion may contact Packard, Gen# Runyon, Poat adjutant or any pre­ sent member. rUmk.'M Mssfin* C u lm tm Qaallty IntiltoN w Macs t i l l P w n — W it* Irstsma (j Fl«*>kl*t !«»•*•• — S tu n InlUrt Oil l«rMri Spring and warmer weather are upon all of u* In the San* ford area, which remind* the Sanford Recreation and Parka Department that it ia getting time for baaebatl to begin alao. With thia in mind the Parka crew ha* been hard at work manicuring all of the local dll* mood* in preparation for the *ea*on ahead. The Recreation Office today announced that there will be two very Important organiiatlonal meeting* the next two week* in preparation for getting the- local baseball program underway. There will be a meeting to­ night at 7:30 p. m. in the Civic Center for the Little League. The following Tueiday, Mar. 31st the Babe Ruth League will meet at 7:3o p.m. In the Civic Center. Both of theae meeting! will be v e r y important organiiatlonal meeting! f o r all managera, co* cher, sponsors, prospective tpontore and Interested boosters. Thia meeting la not tor the playare them tel vet. I l f (.» A n . (satire FA M i l l KABIO — TV •wiry's Warehouse Furniture Co., Inc•IIV I OUT TO THI IAIN H.llMtlt* ACnrtlss* InsC r at DiM**al trie*. — M m * t a a i 001 W. F ln t Vaughn's Radio A TV Service TV w*4 Radio Parts S I series — WsrS t u r n t M t Hu m Call* Pars 1 •**■!*»• ____ (salty M i.. Uka Utry Saiuord FA 2-8175 Office FA 8-1911, Home rA 3-1724 RIAlTOt PECK REALTY ■odcock Furniture Associate Store Jo Part Da SAIT'S ONLY UALTO* • Hones Per Isis — *•>«•* L «. m as. HI s u m a#* U h — Awe*** — liilaaraas Mfwy. 17-fl Ba (try •AS — 9077119 In Southern Natural Gas Ca. 14. Dalary R MO *-41<III UAL 9S1ATI HOMta — i o n - A c tu a l lull Nil! Flora*TT I ML rieawi Fran D M * III Isalare A m FA J-SIII Casselberry Board Still A t Odds Cmtelherry Mayor Joseph Laird and member* of the council, atill falling to reach agreement on the appointment of a aurreeaor to fill the unexplred term of Council­ man Myron Jacobe, Monday wer* advliad by Attorney Kenneth Mc­ Intosh that tha m atter could bo continued only until tha April board meeting. After that tl«ie, McIntosh ad­ vised, a town ordinance call* for the issue to be settled by the peo­ ple through a • pedal election. Jacobs, elected to the board in December, died early in February, W. T. CORBITT H **y . I M l Dafcry NO M m l* ,l M,M ta Or.M — l.c k ta itt *■»« K.chic.i Aaa«o«M — a<«rcit. — uici t im iu laiMlstiae aa* ****Jr« TsUle — l.iss a H stln S ittsn • Watarmafla* - Usal Matal War* m»-«ci M, Ilf. II. teller* SA l a i n Fna (itia stu — First Class W*rk 1. laatsre Are. Housewares — DeVoo Paints Sporting and Fishing SappUaa U l l I IMPLEMENT R n i t l -HARDW ARE CO. 216 S. 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IA M i l l FA 8-8U15 SHEET METAL, Old Orlando Hiway — ac from Sunland E states See. Mesa U m UetoMwwe To Lilt Your Business IK), l f \eti u v u l y n r m awry/e tyfa th in 4 M lFW jl 4(%titll 41 215 S. OAK AVE form erly C. H. S tafford Tin Shop FA 2-4731 Boaded Roofing NATIONAL i BAN I insmvmatod INt Bob In The Area (jhiunlcL} > Directory Blcjcncij Call FA 2-2611 r o t * u p mi* m. „ Phuno Saofuid FA 2-3421 ir~ ?• •; �] th e OaHfnrt Tuts. Mnr. 14. 1961—!»«*• 3 fr r a lf Florida Symphony To Appear AROUND the WORLD .a n OAvn—it c o u n t r iu s _ Came In a n ! re g is te r... Ne eoet or wMIsatlen so buy A t Civic Center On M ar. 2 4 The Florida Symphony Orches­ tra, under the direction of Henry Mazer, will be presented by the Sanford Recreation and Parks Dept. Mar. 24, at 8:13 p m. in the Civic Center. This 1961 reason marks the Jtlh in the orchestra's history, and it has achieved national re­ cognition, continuing to succeed in the face of great odds. Henry Mazer, protege ot Fritz Reiner, and having made many successful guest appearances, con­ ducting such orchestra's as the Chicago, Pittsburgh, Buffalo and the Washington Symphony in the nation's capitol, embarks upon his second year with the Florida Sym­ phony. So successful was the or­ chestra's tenth anniversary last season when Mazer was appointed to serve as Musical Director and the response from the entire com­ munity at the close of the aeason under hia baton, that the Board ot Directors decided to increase the orchestra’s budget and lengthen the season from the regular 12 weeks to 13 weeks. When members of the Florida Symphony appear on stage a week from this Friday, the audience will be looking at a group or musicians, many ot whom ha\c been playing since childhood. A number of them esn boast long ami dedicated study. Few cltiei have a compon­ ent of qualified musicians for the formation of a orchestra—certain Instrumentalists and persons with sufficient training must be re­ cruited for a good symphony or­ chestra. There is a great demand for their services which Is all the more rea­ son the Sanford Recreation and Parka Department takes pride in Unemployment Concern Stressed At Club "If you do nuL concern yaurestf with the problem of unemploy­ ment, you may some day find your­ self unemployed also." This warning was voiced by Dun liahn, manager of the Florida State Employment Service in a talk to the Rotary Club Monday. In drawing a picture of the pre­ sent growing unemployment sit­ uation, which is not a* bad in Seminole County and Florida as in othrr elates, Hahn used tha fig- Mission Services Opened Sunday In North Orlando The first meeting of Southern Baptist Mission services held Sun­ day in North Orlando met with excellent response with 63 resi­ dents of the area filling out visi­ tor cards. Rev. V. N. Maggard, who is also organizing a Mission in Tangelo where he will remain as minister until a replacement is secured, conducted the opening services in North Orlando's Village Hall dur­ ing which he inlroducrd church official! who welcomed the local residents. Mrs. A Brow it,-* member of live Tangelo mission, donated a pia­ no to the North Orlando group when a Chapel is completed. Rev. Maggard began a charter membership roil and stated that locations and workers are need­ ed for Sunday School classes. Appreciation was expressed to North Orlando officials for use of the Hall snd other facilities. Maggard advised that there would be no Sunday night services in the community but that even­ ing meetings would be held tach Thursday at 7:30 p m . in the Hall. Although the mission is sponsor­ ed by the Southern Baptist Assn, services in the community are to be nondenomlnational and all residents are Invited to attend. urea for unemployment compen­ sation insurance payments which have almost doubled since one year •go in spite of an actual increase jn job openings. Citing the case of a local car­ penter who reported to the employ­ ment office eeeklng help, he em­ phasized that this was the first time in L’6 year* that this skilled worker had ever been unable to find work fur himself. When such people, used to independence and security find themselves in a posi­ tion such as lhi», said Halm, they become ashamed, afraid, anxious and insecure. Multiply this by al­ most six million people in the same fix and the national morale begins to sink. Hahn listed the following con­ crete objectives for businessmen to atm for in helping to prevent this unhealthly situation: Strive constantly to bring in new industry. This new industry should he of a type to employ men, rather than women, in order that the family breadwinner will be secure. New industries should be diversified and not dependent on each other, eo that if one ie affected by layoffs, the) will not reflect directly <m other local firms. industry must pay a fair and living wage to be desirable and in Seminole County vocational and industrial training aiiuuld be pro­ vided to prepare unskilled workers for industrial skills. The unemployment cunipensa- tion insurance program, he said, was a direct result of the last de­ pression and was created to aid workers, partially offset wage losses and aid consumer purchas­ ing power. It alleviates human distress as writ as eases the burden on welfare rolls. Hahn pointed out that in an effort to give some re­ lief to the present situation, the government is extending the pre­ sent >6 weeks coverage an addi­ tional 13 weeks. Hahn was introduced by progiam chairman, Dr. I'hil Westgate. Student guest of the Rotary Club was Cary Cowan, president of the Senior class at Seminole High School. Resident Learns Some Dirt Helps presenting a symphonic group con­ sisting of 63 professional musi­ cians of the highest calibre. The thrill and enjoy mept of good music has universal appeal >nd Mr Mazer hai aelected a well balanced program of interest to music lovers ot all ages. The program for this Sanford presentation will highlight aelectioni from "My F air Lady" by Lerner and Loewe and from "West Side Story" by Leonard Bernstein. Other selections on tha program will be (he "Masquerade Suite" by Aram Khachaturian and “ The Blue Danube Walts" by Strauss. Business Briefs & Jack Drucker, former general manager of radio atation WSFR is now affiliated with WABR in Orlando, where ho has purchased part interest. The now manager of the local station will be Mrs. Elsie MacDougall. • • • Leon Slcinmeycr, of Steinmeyer Roofing and Sheet Metal, Inc., announced that he has purchased the former C. 11. Stalford Tin Shop at 213 Oak Avenue. The business will lie operated (rom Ihii location and (rom his other location — on the old Orlando highway in Elder Springs—where Hie company h is been for the past eight years. Steinmeyer Roofing A Sheet Metal features bonded roofing and general sheet metal work. Leon Steinmeyer has IS yeara ex­ perience In the field. Frank l » h l will continue with Sicinm r)cr at the new location. He has worked in the metal trade with Mr. Stafford for over 20 years. C. H. Stafford opened his tin shop at 213 Oak Avc. in 1038, Mr. Stalford is a native of Sanford, residing at 2418 Summerlin Avc. .Mrs. Robert Phillips of Like Brantley, Forest City, today made, at a first glance, an extraordinary atatement for the average home­ maker. "It doesn't pay to wash the windows and doors of your home m clean," M n. Phillips said, go­ ing on to explain that several days ago she washed windows and plate ' glass doors throughout her home. Sometime later in the day, investigating an outside noise, she walked right through her "so clean you don't even know they are there" doors, scxerly cutting her nose, thumb and leg. Repalra to Mrs. Phillips involved The Men's Club of the Sanford more than 30 stitrhea and sevrrat days' hospitalization . . . . she First Christian Church will meet ; hasn't reported on the broken today at 6:30 p. rn. for a pol-iuck supper followed by a program. floors. Rev. Darrell Joachim of DrLand will apeak on Communism Deacons and Sunday School The first school boy safety pa­ and show slides of Korea taken leachere of the Altamonte Springs trol in America originated in Col­ while he served there at an Chapel, at a meeting last Tues­ umbus Ohio. Army Chaplain during the war. day, planned a covered dish sup­ per for April 21 with Chester Seymour in charge. Following the supper Russel Mason, ornitholo­ W e Ford Dealers say: gist, and member of llie Chapel, will give an illustrated lecture on birds. On Maundy Thursday, March M, installation of new members and Communion Service, will be Drive a new Galaxic, then try to lie held at 7:30 p. m. Men's Club To Meet Today Altamonte Chapel Plans Supper WIN A FREE 7RIP FOR TWO YAtV- 0 f ir e s t o n e - p h il c o BIOBALSELL-A-TH0N Biggest Appliance and TV Values ANYWHEREI Close-Out BARGAINS LUCY NOWLIN Civic Leaders Take Active Part In Girl Scout Week Seminole County's civic and buainrss leaders who are active in the Girl Scout work are taking part in observance of National Uirl Scout Week. One of thrm it Miss Lucy N'owtin, home service re­ presentative of the Florida Power and Light Co. She explains: “ My share in aiding the Scout program is to work with the cook­ ing classes. We have planned our program to tie in with the 10 Scout requirements in order for the girls to earn their cooking badge." "We use the Sanfurd Junior High School kitchen and learn to use and care for the range, use surface units and oven simultan­ eously, prepare and serve a com­ plete meal and bake a rake." “We also bring out liming of food preparation. Stress is laid on good working habits cleanli­ ness, setting the table, saying grace and good manners." Former Vicar Thanks Longwood Longwood residents have receiv­ ed word of appreciation from Rev. George Granger, former vicar at Christ Church Episcopal, for their well wishes and prayers, cards and plants, during hit recent ill ness at Hie Florida .Sanitarium. Rev. Granger, who now lives in Clermont, writes that he has returned home where his health ii Improving daily. 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There is no doubt that we all want to sell Florida 24 hours e day but one Idea that Fred Dickinson proposed was that Florida history be a required high school subJect No ether state has as rich and adventuresome a history. Florida history could be the most interesting course In high school, one that would arouse student enthusiam In the exciting story of Florida's development We need more people who are eager to show their pride In the traditions and accomplishments of their state. Thorough study of Florida's history will help create this pride In our children. ‘ DEAR ABBY: Why do gome people the newsboy the run-around when ha tries to collect for the paper? They say. "Coma beck tomorrow. Sonny, I don’t have any change.’’ And when he comes back they nee who it la, and don’t answer the door. And some folks keep the poor, kid standing outside with hla mittens o ff while they go for the money and you would think they had to go to Fort Knox to get it. But just let tha paper boy deliver the paper late and they are on the phone in two minutes talking to the complaint department Do our kids a fa­ vor, Abby, and mention thia In your column. FOR THE BOYS g iv e DEAR FOR: Most folks don't realize that every carrier boy is in "business for himself." It’s an imposition to keep him coming back to collect Our young men who have the initiative to take a paper route deserve consideration. Won't you pleaae have the money ready when he calls— the firat time? WORRY CLINIC bv Dr. G.W. Crane Mathers, hare year tU trri pairs, apse* these S years * “ ■' * sad will A nte aft f then get It ■ puppy or bitten to eerve as a playmate. The pet will extrovert the child’s attention, and encourage more running and romping. Beside*, the animal gets hun­ gry and thinly. It need* a bed. And It gel* hurt. These situation* can thus be employed for teach­ ing your child many valuable les­ sons In unselfishness. You wouldn't be so likely to give him such instructions If his playthings were all Inanimate ob­ jects like wooden blocks or a football. • • When ha kicks tha latter, you think nothing about 1L But when ho kicks the puppy, you have a chance to use his action as the them# for a lesson In kindness to weak or defenseless living things. . I s tesss a a i play wtth M sa. CASE H-413: Larry R . *$«d 4. Is a a only child, living la a city a p s ita is a t "Dr. e ra se , I e e rsr saw a child so full o t energy," his weary mother proteiUd. "Larry ts on the go from morning tflf effftf. And be |*t* lets the moat mUchief. "Be nearly drives me dtotraetcd. I’m so worn out by lunch time, that 1 welcome a chance to Ua down with him when bo take* 'hi* sap. "But O en ho may net (all edaep a t a0, though 1 may dote off within e couple of minute*. "As aeon a s he seta that I am aaletft he ellps out end ransacks the house. And 1 have a second aertoua worry betides his exeaaelvo nervousness. For he indulge* in mU sex cumulation." WASHINGTON (UPI) — The l i e young af various spsclts of AFL-CIO teachers union endorsed animal arc usually bubbling over President Kennedy's aid-to-edueatlon program today as essen­ t h a t la particularly true of tial to get U. 8. school* out of healthy children who are cooped the ox-cart era and Into the ap ia city apartment*. cpaco age. Per their mothers may try to Carl J . Kegel, president of the beep them occupied la seat work American Federation of Teach­ tim e s. They want ths child to ers, baeked tho measure In testi­ string wooden beads or build mony prepared for the Senate ed­ towers with blocks, and color ucation subcommittee, which la with crayon*. studying tho $1.3 billion proposal Obviously, such games don't to help build more public schools lot tho child run and romp. Hla and increase teachers' salaries, leg* m ay sot bo Involved a t all. Hegel said tho question of how S i l t work gamoa Involve* hi* many naw classrooms are needed • n o s and hands, which weigh was baslde the point. "So long as •sly a few pound*. groups of American boys and Bat whoa b io . legs function, girls are crowded Into class— tte y naonlly carry hi* so tire American education is not serv­ weight and thus help him drain ing America or American youth," e f f ’a much greater quantity of be said. bio surplus energy. Ho laid the question of civil If It is at all poMible, let a rights waa "Improper In deter­ child get out doors w han ho can mining the fate of school aid leg­ nut and romp. Bach exercise will islation." Tho administration has calm him down much quicker taken tho same view. than Indoor gamoa where ho alia still. That's why wo have rccen periods at school. Spring passes over mountain If your child baa no brothers and meadow, waking up ths —Mary Baker Cddy • r alitcra hot la of toddling ago, world. Union Supports Education Bill SIDE GLANCES by Galbraith • •M H0I to help you put up tho curtain rodel” • DEAR ABBY: I was vary much inter­ ested in your letter on snoring. I have the sure cure. Eat two whole doves of gariie just before retiring and I guarantee that you will not snore. CURED DEAR CURED: Neither will you aleep, unless alone. • • » DEAR A BBY: I am married to a man who la married to a television sat. W* never go anywhere unless it is absolutely necessary and then he tries to fake some kind of illness so he can stay home and watch television. When I tell him I would like to see some real live people In the evenings he telle me that he sees enough of thm during thb day (he sells insurance) and he want* to get away from them. Then he aaya I do nothing but watch tele­ vision all day (which is not true!) and I am fed up with it by night time. Please help me before I leave him. READY TO EXPLODE DEAR READY: Many wives would be tickled pink with a husband whose biggest .r*, fault was wanting to stay home with the wife and watch television. When you quit fussing and playing the wronged wife, he might enjoy your company enough to take you out some evening. • POLITICAL NOTEBOOK WASHINGTON ( N E A ) - H a r . Ian Cleveland, new assistant secre­ tary of state for International or­ ganisation affairs, hope* th a t the reconvened session of the UN Gen­ eral Assembly will be short—and as aweot as possible. Thle will be a testing ground for Russian attitudes toward Presi­ dent Kennedy's administration. Thera are no real assurances that Russia's Khrushchev won't attend. And no assurances that Kennedy will. About two-thlrde of the nearly 100 item i on the original agenda last September were handled by tha assembly before it roceesed la December. But tho 80-odd items re­ maining are perennial tough nuts to crack, plus a couple of new ones, like Cuba or Laos, th at may flare up unexpectedly. Perhaps the two most contro­ versial matters are disarmament end agreement on a budget for UN operations In the Congo. The question on disarmament la whether the Russian delegation under Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko will perm it tha General Assembly to decide something ■bout disarmament, o r whether they will Just want to debate It with all tho old ell ehas. There is no new American dis­ armament plan to counter tho Rus­ sian resolution for "general and complete'1 disarmament. U. S. poli­ By Peter Edson cy in the past has been to keep disarmament negotiations out of tho General Assembly, as too big and unwleldly an organxation for constructive action. If the Russians show they are now serious about wanting dis­ armament, the United States is expected to come forward with de­ finite proposals as to form and date. One plan under consideration ie to get discussions before a Big Four or similar small group, and not back before the 10-nation Geneva committee. Western and Communist nation! had equal representation la this latter group and it h la proved in­ effective so far. The Congo question ie more spe­ cific, Secretary General Dag Hammarakjold has presented a $136 million budget for 1001 operations. Thle is doubts the regular UN budget, so there are aertoua ob­ jection*. T1 1900 cost of Congo operation* waa $00 million. The U. S. contributed nlmost half and tha Communist countries contri­ buted nothing. UN rulss provide that if a coun­ try li two years behind in its con­ tributions, It may loss Ua vots. But lha Russians have paid up on their regular contributions to the UN. Tho real question is whethsr the Ruslsans will allow the Fifth Com­ mittee, on finance, to debate only the money m atter. A crony of mtna has been trylug to convince me that Ufa is more placid In his neck of tha woods than in mine. Ua urge* m* to leave my noisy suburb and trek over tha mountains to Join him In his rustic relroet. The other evening, as wo sat In his home, ho gave me a rough Idea of bow peaceful his own Ufo is. Ho is the father of two stripping teenagers and tho guardian of three hefty Siamese cals. And all five are incurably addicted to television. The television set has been placed in such a position that It can be viewed from almost any part of their large alttiag-room, and aspaclaUy from the table at which they take their meals. Thle enables everybody to eat without missing on# thrilling episode of "Huckleberry Hound" or "Tbe Buga Bunny Show." Conversation has been cleverly reduced to a qtinlmum. They live Ilka Trapplst monks, under a strict vow of alienee, la other words, a typical American feta* Uy In this era of television. Yearning to hear something bifid** old movies, quia shows, Westerns and whodunits, this crony of m int bought a a eledrle organ wtth which to eatertaia hla family, for ha la quit* aa aecompUshed organist. Perhaps ho hoped for a re tu n to tha Victoria* way af life, when U waa tha practice of fam lllte to gather arouad tho aplaet far a quiet musical evening. If ae, ho was aadiy disappoint­ ed. Hla children—ead his etU —Im­ mediately made It haowa that they strongly disapproved of his attempts to play tbe dashed thing because It Interfered with their appreciation ot the adven­ tures of Mr. Wyatt Earp and Mr. Bat Masterson. They reached an agreementDad could play the organ only during tho commercials. This gave him anything from M seconds to five whole minutes at the organ, depending largely up­ on whether It was merely a sin­ gle commercial or a station break. lie found that ha lost precious A judge barred children from hla court because he felt it gave them a poor outlook on life. May­ be aomo kids shouldn't be allow­ ed to go home. • OS Divorces often result when tha two peoplo concerned a r t In lova only with themselves. # • • Look out for the fellow who gel* toe big to aver im l small. SO S Maybe tha most efficient chap­ eron Is tha need of a shave. "Tha greatest lndocamant to growth in children is th s pririisgo of being around exelting parents— parents who help Xlndle dtsiro in children h r enjoying themself** as *wholo' adults. " I t ia no eign of health to expect protldencs, creature comfort, o r special schooling to giro tha child an appetite fo r adult roles la Ufa when, as tha child can plainly a*#, these roles a n not particularly en­ joyable to ths adults themself*#.” Thoao two eenloncoo from the new book, "Tbe Importance of Being Imperfect" by John Robert Clarke, ought to make a lot of par­ ents take a closer look a t themlelees and a t tbelr children. The alternative it th at the Ruttlani will convert thia into a gen­ eral brawl by demanding th at tho UN get out of Africa. T bit would then bo used fo r a renewed attack on Secretary Hammarekjold and the whole UN organisation. In the first session of the assem­ bly last fall, tho Russians gave tha impression they wanted to wreck the UN completely, if they cqpld not dominate It. Since they seldom retreat on a position, the odds are thle will still bs the line. U. S. Ambassador Adlal Steven­ son will havo to play It by ear. The main point is to avoid another cat-calling session. Other unfinished business in­ TUESDAY P. M. cludes Tibet, Hungary, Korea, apartheid in South Africa, and the li t* CD Channel H z Newsreem (1) N iv a treatment of Indian nationals in • ;1« (I) A tlantic W eather Southwest Africa. Since the JIB-47 fliers have been l.lc-WS) people'* Choice (I) Newscope released, there has been eons pos­ (I ) ilia Ft*. New* * sibility th a t Russia will drop i u *:l# (l> Cannonball U-2 complaint. <D Newscope Admission of Red China haa 1:11 (1) H uaU er-B riskley <(> W M rljrblrSs been delayed for consideration Jim Backu* again next year. A resolution on TiO* (1) II) expedition T ill <() Do ua EdwarS* colonialism waa adopted last fall, l.)» C i L*romle ■o this won’t coma up again direct­ (•) Interpol C olling (I ) D u g i S unny ly■ ill ( ( ) T alk er Know# B eit But the Kennedy administration (V) m rlarnan haa a naw U. S. position to maka 1:1* C ) Alfred Hitchcock ( i ) Dobi* aim* clear on this question, to reverse <*) W y att Karp tho aUnd taken when Elsenhower (:*• (D T hriller («> Tom (Swell Show administration delegatee to tho <f) Stagecoach W ott UN abstained from voting fo r tha *:t* ( t ) llod S h ilto n Show 11:0* (3) NUC W hite P a p e r. resolution against colonialism. (•> C a rry Moore Show (I) H i l l (•) Alcoa ProoenU Hr and Ju ry Kewaoope Channel Slz Kawsrsem Mid-FI a. New* Hollywood M erle Cavalcade Channel Nino Theateg Ja c k P a a r News seconds by having to sprint to (I) the television set to turn down 11:11 (1) i: * t (1) the sound every time a commer­ WEDNESDAY A. M. cial came on. So ho brought one of thoao gadgets that tuna aut • :« l m sign o* 11*1 (It Today sound by remote control. Til* (I) Sign On—W eather. Newa And that's bow ha spends his Til* (3) F arm M arket He port evenlags. Listening tor a chance t i l l tl> Today (•> W akoup C a rto o n to tune out commercials, than Tiia <i> W akaup Movla* W oatker and New* 1:11 (l> dashing madly to tha organ to lie s <•> CBS M in tin g News bash out a f»w chords of "John ■ ill ID CapL K angeros Brown's Body" before hla chil­ 1:1* (D W eather and Nows «:»l <D Sign O s—Nows dren and hla cats start jtU lag 1:1* 111 Today for aUoaca. l:M <11 Tho V isiter Romper Roam <n The longest ba has aver play111 K artoon K apere ad that organ waa aavan minutes. M l 111 lleocut I CD D lag Dong School That happened on* night during tho presidential election cam ­ paign when there waa a whole string of commercials and paid political announcements before the sta rt of an old movie. TOD AY T H R U W E D , Ha is very proud of those seven minutes. AdnUs M at. TS* — B ee, M * Yet ho calls thia peaceful liv­ ing. It waa a good deal lesa hectic la tho front line in Koran. # * • s Yes, Abby will answer your letter per­ sonally if you write to ABBY, Box 3366, Beverly Hills, Calif., and enclose a stamp­ ed, self-addressed envelope. • • • Getting married? For Abby'a booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding." send 60 cents to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Cal/f. W om an :By Ruth Miiiet When we buy Junior a car fn high school and get sis her first evening drees a t age 14—aren't we aetuelly saying, "You don't need to w att to grow up to hare adult privileges. You can havo them right now—without adult respon­ sibilities." t We're saying tha tam e thing when we let them etart going steady la junior high or racing around a t night without letting us know w h en they are, when we fancy up their rooms with their own TV seta and their own tele­ phone, when we say "How much do you need?” rather than "Hera la what you can have" when we hand out money to them. Television Tonight (*) 11:1* I t ) U i t t <1> (•) • DEAR ABBY: What makes you think Alaska is the ideal spot for romance? In the summer It Is broad daylight 24 hours a day and in the winter you leave tracks. ALASKAN U )a J h a CROSSROADS OF THE WORLD By William Druty " I h tf n a l craiy about oKmMna until they r e t old * By Abigail Van Buren 1:41 (I ) News a a i Interview * !*:»• (1) f e y W hen 41) 1 Lavs L u er 41) O rbit 11:11 (I ) Piny T sn r Hunch <•) Video V illage 11:1* (I) M orning Court ( I ) P ries 1* R ight (*) notibla Kxpoeur* 11:11 (I ) C oseontrstlon <•) Surprise P o ck et* 41) L e ts T h a t Bob 11:11 (1) T ru th *r Coaaequeacea ( I ) Lave s t U l s 41) C am outlsgs WEDNESDAY P. N . 11:11 Cl) I t C aul! B s T on (I ) Search F o r T om srrew ( I ) Number Plaaaa 11:41 (I) O uldlag L ight 11:11 41) NBC News R s p s rt l i l t CD Faeu* 1:11 lilt am m i am 111! 4:11 4 ill till CD D n H s ls s n 'o Secret Journal CD A heut Faces <D As T hs W orld T urns <D Piayhnue* I (I ) J a n M urray Shaw CD F a ll Circle CD T su r Day In C ourt (3) L oretta Young CD A rt U s h la t 1st I t ) Rood To R eality <11 Toung Dr. Malone ID T he M illionaire ID Quean for n D ay | f ) P rom T hat# R ecta CD T he V erdict Is T ours CD W hs D* T e a T ra st (I ) Make Room P e r Daddy (•) B rig h ter Day CD A m erican B a a lste a d CD H are's Jtellywoo* (D Bdg* of Night (I ) ■ O'clock Movie Cl) U aala W alt CD P a p e rs P U rk eso e And ell the while th a t ws are making their Uvea carefree end eaiy—w* ar* complaining about our own lot. We’re overworked, burdened with taxes, disillusioned with polities, bogged dawn with responsibility. Wo even sometimes go se far a> to say to teenagers, "This le the happiest time of your lift." So why should they went t* grow up end enter the adult world when as children they can have most adult privilege! — without any adult responsibility? We had better think about this— and seriously, too—before we turn into e nation of adults who wish they were children and of children who don’t see any advantage* in tho adult world. TV Tonight ABC’a "Expedition* presents "Russian Whale Hunt." Friends of e defendant in a murder trial try to kill the chief prosecution witness in “Mark of the Menhunters” on NBCe "Lar­ amie." NBC’i "Thriller" hour offer* three separate drama*, each with a different cast, under th s gen­ eral title "Trie fop Terror." ABC’* "Stagecoach W eil" pre­ sents "The Remounts." A herd of wild horses corraled fo r tale to tho army is stolen. Red Skelton goto beck into ac­ tion fo r CBS in an all-pantomima affair called "Freddie and tha Baby." Comedian Ed Wynn ap­ pear* ae guest star. NBC’e one-hour "Whit* Paper* apodal a t 10 to "Man In tha Middiet Tha Btato Legislator." Service TV RENTAL Seminole TV Owr Take Checker Baafeed Ava. FA S-4MI l i l\ 4 T M | ik t ( PHONR FA X-1$U ■ ndi Tsoi Is - 7.-00 A IOjU Bsnsati—si Comedy Hit "CARRY ON, NURSE" r* .F * atu rs At M S Memorial "MIDNIGHT LACE" Gifts for HEART BESEARCK CraU fatly Doris Dey > In Color A t 1:11 • 4tSS • $iM • Sri# WED. A THUR8. BIO TWIN BILL t 1 I "RED SUNDOWN" Acknowledged SEMINOLE . DeBABY COUNCIL Eery Calboan - Color Cn-Fontnen "THE PRIVATE WAR OF MAJOR BENSON" P. O. BOX 1H BANFOKD. FLA. STARTS BUN. “THE GRASS IS GREENER" Cary G nat • Dafc«*k Karr Jm b Vi ir n �'tjahdsn Qbud&A CENTRAL CIRCLE CENTRAL CIRCLE of the Gar­ den Club met at the home of Mr*. A. F. Collum, with Mr*. R. W. Turner, a* co-hoite*i. The hoiteta' yard was like a picture from a book with the many azalea* blooming. A meditation entitled "Three Tree*" wa* presented by Mr*. B. % Moore program sponsor and Mr*. Voile William* Sr., presi­ dent, presided a t the business session. Cecil Tucker, county agricultural agent, very ably presented a pro­ gram on landscaping, with the aid of charts and film. He emphasized the basic rules of landscaping and how to arrange ^ n t a about the home lo make W appear they belong. He sug­ gested that first a map should be prepared, then plant the plan. The speaker also gave the num­ bers of helpful bulletins that ean be obtained by writing lo the State Agricultural Department. Members were reminded of the garden club activities Including; The Blue Star memorial insrt-e/ i a be placed in Sanford, March 9 ; The Garden Club convention April 12-13 and 14; and the chick­ en barbecue sponsored by the County Federation of Women's Clubs, April 4 at the Elks Club. Refreshments were served by the hostesses at the close of the meet­ ing. Other present were Mmes. E. R. Wood, W, L. Merritt, George AIcCall, Frank Evans, Ira Southprd, Frances Bloz. and N. H. rewer. Four guests were welcomed to the meeting. The guest, speaker and his assistant, Ernest Lundberg, E. R. Wood and Mrs. E. P. Hinman, of Burlington, Conn., a guest of Mrs. Brewer. 8t;‘f O anfnrS R rralS r.g' T u » . M . r , » . i9 S i 8 Of V A H -3 Meet For Bridge Enterprise Personals Rev. Robert DeKalands, who un­ derwent surgery In the Orlando Air Force Base Hospital, last Tuesday, Ip recuperating nicely. Dick Pearce of DclUnd consented to be guest speaker in his absence at the Barnett Memorial Methodist fjiu rch . lira. Warren Hlse, Mra. Kath­ erine Sellera and Mra. Alctha Evvans attended the district WSCS meeting at the Community Methdial Church In Daytona Beach, last week. Mrs, Bertha Hardin who had aurgical treatment at Seminole Memorial Hospital, last Wednes­ day, Is recuperating very well % this time. Maffetts Hold Family Dinner HARDWORKING SORORITY MEMBERS, busy painting the interior of the Little Red Schoolhousc, are left to right, Judy Herron, Deloris Pickens and Gwen Freeman. Gamma Omega Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha is sponsoring the painting project. (Herald Photo) First Baptist WMS t Missions Week The WMS of the First Baptist Church observed the week of prayer for Home Missions, March 6 through 12. ‘ During the week the varioua circles had charge of the pro­ gram, which were presented each day. Monday the topic waa "How Shalt They Call On Him." Tues­ day "Haw Shall They Believe," Thursday, "How Shall They Hear" and Friday, "Except They Be Sent." Highlight of the programa was Wednesday night, when the Busi­ ness Womens* Circle chose Ihe topic "The Same Lord Over All." Mrs. D. K. McNab was in charge of the program for the evening. A playlet and special music was presented. Taking part in the playlet were Mra. McNab, Mra. Cecil TUcker, Mra. Fred Fisher, Mrs. V, C. Messenger, Mrs. C. A, Anderson, Jim Swain, R. F- Cooper and Donald Knight. Mr*. W. If. Kinnird was hostess to the monthly meeting or the Navy Wives Club 211, at her home on Cherokee Circle. Members decided not to hold a formal installation of new officers end will use the money and energy to help the cancer drive. Mrs. Klnnard, who is club cancer chairman announced lhat Club 211 woold be hostesa to VAH-3, VAH-7 VAH-9, and VAH-11 En­ listed Wives on March 30 at 7:30 p.m. at the Naval Air Station ball room for a ahowing of a cancer film. A guest speaker will be present end after the film ahowing he will conduct a question and answer forum, Mrs. D. E. Smith announced that plans for the shipwreck dance arc progressing. It is scheduled for April g at the NAS ball room and will be an all hande dance, Tickets will be f t stag o r dreg and prltee for the best shipwreck costume will be awarded. All club members will have the tickets very soon. Proceeds will be added to the cancer fund. A membership drive i> now in progress with the club divided into two teems. The losing team will entertain the winning team at a supper, some time ia May. Chairmen appointed at the meeting for the coming year were Mrs. William Leighty, public re­ lations; Mrs. W. W. Woods, pos­ ters; Mrs. Frsn Hilliard, supplies; Mrs. Kinnard, membership; Mrs. ^M em b ers of tha Gamma Lam­ i a s Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi honored the spring rushees, Mra. Ronald Perry, Mrs. Richard Sil­ ver* and Mrs. Eli Whit* with a aeries of parties last week. A luncheon wes held at tha home of Mra, Clyde Robertson, on Valencia Drive. Guests arriving wer* greetad by tha hosltsa and pinned with asm s tags. After a social Introductory perj, a buffet lunch of ham, sweat potatoes, baked beans, assorted salads, hot rolls end coffee was served. Centering the bulfet table wee a huge cake ia the shape of a butter­ fly in the sorority colors of yellow and black and carrying out tho tbemo "Live With Wing* in Bota Sigma Phi." It wea created by 0 n a of the chapter members, Mra. Otto Mazzilii., Following the luncheon, tho girls were invited for an afternoon of bridge and canasta. Saturday night, found this lively group together again at the Loch Arbor home of the Stuart Stet­ sons. This time they brought their husbands along. Guests arrived at S p.m. and were given list* and assigned teems for e scavenger hunt. A time limit of an hour was set and away everyone went bunting for treasurer. The winning team included, Dr. and Mre. Tom Largen, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rivero and Airs. Stetson. They each re ­ Cflt ftp, Via; Fmeak,I wYaaaftr ceived prizes of ash trays. l, lu m ea n ™ d 1i — s Tj wM»upW *» ------------. " r * * *s a i t w “ ■ ■ ■ ! a wo rp e ^ i nui !t,, wa haustrd |uit to c s iiM body l u k i trap, f o r r» ntw After everyone returned the 1 '*''■« •"« an, or oS7»« T hi■O — Cnutii ■Ii h -lor m . «SOi, group enjoyed a snack of hot dogs, Tr*-T <l<n* M i . h u . S i. l a ■ o«|W 4»r. O itm iupcottage cheese, dips, and potato « *u*h »>•>,! IS dot*. rtv tium , * ’i t . " « I* lb,. «4 b—f i - i t j " |M . chips, before returning lo their -*HIW-,* —UijM h i * r a u Lttltf. p i gw* La • S107. At *11 ZmfiiiU. homes. ECONOMICAL HOT WATER SERVICE!. NOW OPEN Betty Smith, scholarship end Mrs. Tom McAnally, scrapbook. It was decided to bold the monthly meetings In the morn­ ing, starting April 4, at tha NAS ballroom, at >:30 a.m. The wives of all enlisted per­ sonnel E-l through E-9 are cor­ dially invited to attend the meet­ ings. fisAAojuah lfousegucsta of Air. and Atrs. George Maffctt, last week, at their home 2441 Lily Court Were Air. and Atrs. Floyd AlcRae, of Paris. 111., and Mr. ana Mrs. C. W. Hsmil. of Clewliton. DENISE FIELDS j Mrs. IIa in 11 Is Mra. Maffell's sister and Mr. McRae la her twother. On Wednesday night thq Second Birthday Maffetts entertained with a family dinner party In honor of the guest*. Celebrated Mr. and Mra. Hugo PUat, of Ply­ mouth, and Alri. Allen Maffctt, of Orlando joined the group for the A t Family Party party. Dcnlae Fields celebrated her The AlcRaei left during the aecond birthday, last week, at the weekend for a visit with other re­ home of her parents. Mr. and latives in Aliaml and Nassau. Mra. Charles Fields Jr., on Palm­ etto Ave. Her grandparents Mr. and Airs. Bake Sale Planned Charles Fields 5r., came down from Voorbecsvllle, N. Y. and friends of the family, Mr, and Thursday By Mra. Loula J. Linnekugel and aon, Marlin and Air, and Mrs. Marlin C PO Wives Club Llnackugel, of Orlando, were also present. Tlie CPO Wives Club will sponDanise opened her gifts while tor a bake aate. Thursday, in everyone sang "Happy Birthday" the lobby of the Navy Exchange to her, A back yard bulfet was building at the Naval Air Station. served along with the birthday Proceeds will go to the Seminole cake, Ice cream and candy. Chapter of the American Cancer Atoviea of tha celebraiidii were Society. Hours a r t from 1 to 12 taken during tha afternoon. Later a.m. In the avenlng the parent! took Denlsa lo ace tha movie "lo t Dalmatiana." n O T fir e s A l V. A T t P 'i t Cj l A SANFORD GAS COMPANY • S. let BL FA M T U Ke level Gas Fee Plans Party For Friday Night Plans are being completed for the St. Patrick's Day PaHy being held at the Woman's Club Friday, with all party-goeri to come dres­ sed as their conception of an Irish leprechaun. The party committee of the American Homa Department under the direction of chairman, Dorothy Alclleynolds met Alonday at the home of Alargaret Echelbcrger to work on party favors and de­ corations. Others on the committee who helped were Louise Slrlngfield, Alary Alerritt and Alona Jarvis, Airs. Echelbcrger served lunch to the group. Deadline for reservations for members of the club and their husbands is Wednesday. Spring suit* ar* simple. .Tha Jackets are cropped at tha hip­ bone and cut on boxy lines. On* detail I* the use of silk print* la the same tone for Jacket lining and blouse. PARK and WASH COIN OPERATED LAUNDEY 2528 Park Dr. Cleanest Wash la Town! (Dawn*a BEAUTY SALON announces JoeStapleton (formerly with Nell's) ^ is now w orking w ith tifl ' WALKER BLDG. 2510 8. Oak Ava PA 2-7584 WEDNESDAY i t ’ 12; NOON "Looks more axpeoHv* than it ia . . . “ Tht low-price famed thi trUk . . . " W EDNESDAY M O R N IN G "Thi aalf-aarvie* feeturns «rtB •ava trouble and axpmaa • • 4 SPECIAL BUY "First low-price ear we /m od H aft natty cosiforiabU and ««tM. • ." 4 Yard "It’a solid aa a hitllmUp«. V "Was thi nieut Inferior* m m m . • ’< "Never believed tuck a leemy ( I f could handle so easily. . . " DRESS •7 eapeef <o mm a let money on upkitp • . . " " I got a (ar b etter d a * l. «.'•$ LENGTHS 00 BILL HIGGINBOTHAM'S COFFEE SHOPPE Sugar 'n ' Spies HIGHLIGHTS ON THE HOTTEST NEW ENTRY IN THE LOW-PRICE FIELD: •N’ 7 aelf-aervieing feature* including a predubrlcatad chassis th a t needs no gr atae job for SO,000 mila*. Traditional Mercury quality—th e kind you expect ia more expensive e n n . Luxurious new styling—shorter, for easier parking and handling. Mora room for pas* •angers in rear. Wider doors. New super-economy engine* (including M ereury'a first "6 ") for up to 15%'mor* milea per gallon. I The boat daal in to w n-com a *oa_today. l i r H A I I H U IIC T C A D AUTMMTII JATKI HIATUS Ik Club Department •By MARIAN R. JONES Alra. W. D. Stine, of Sanford, visited with old friends In Oviedo, last week and brought them up to date on family news. Atrs. Stine formerly taught at tha Oviedo High School and her hus­ band operated the Oviedo Barber Shop. She stated mat her daughter Airs. Alary Frances Eddy, one time president of the Oviedo Wo­ man's Club, 1* now living in Charleston, S.C. Her husband will retire from the service next Sept­ ember with a 3n year record. They plan to move back to their homa in Orlando. Her daughter, Airs. Audrey Hahn, and two children now live in Melbourne and son. Ronnie fa married and lives in Daytona Beach. A daughter, Alra. Bernice Sabatino and family lives In New Je r­ sey and another daughter, Mra. Agnes AtcVey, now llvea la Colo­ rado. Airs. Stine slated that all but two or three of the children and grandchildren expect to be borne for the golden wedding annlveraary celebration of the Stlnea. It Is scheduled for April a at the Sanford Woman's Club. All of the Stine children graduated from tha Oviedo High School and arc well known In this area. CLOSE Everything Nice JOHN wen In Oviedo daughter, Irma Gran Eubanks, to Cecil Landrcss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Landrcss, of Sanford. Alias Eubanks is ihe daughter of Mra. Townsend and the late R. H. Eubanks. She was a mem­ ber of the 1930 graduating class of Seminole High School and la presently employed by AlcCrory'S, in Sanford. The groom-elect also attended Sanford schools and at present is employed by the Scmino'e County School Board. The wedding will be solemnized April 14 at 8 p.m. at the Lake Alary Baptist Church. No formal invitation* are being rxtended and all friend* of the couple are invited to attend. Alias Disn Aiken, daughter of Mr -and Mrs. Dick Aiken, 444 Elliott Ave., has pledged Delta Delta Delta Sorority at Stetson University, in DeLsnd. Sne is a graduate of Seminole High School, class of 1B30. Sherlenc Shepard, a student at Floridn Southern College, in Lake­ land, has pledged Phi Mu social sorority. Sberlene is a graduate of Seminole High School and the Tha "Jeep" that became fadaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John moua during the second World Shepard, 3209 Oak Ave., Sanford. War originated In Toledo. Ohio. Husbands! W ins! MELODY INN ^ggjk For Houseguests Navy Club Plans Shipwreck Dance Observes Chapter Honors Sorority Rushees t Nuptials Announced Seven tables were in play when Mr*. T. J. Townsend, of Lake the Officers' Wives of VAH-3 met Alary, announces the engagement for their monthly bridge session. and approaching m arrisga of her * Delicious home made layer cakes were served by the host­ esses, Mrs. Joseph Rubel, Mrs. Frank R. Kahlo and Mrs. Henry Dement. The group met In the After­ burner at the BOQ. High score award was won by Mrs. L. T. Hawkins and second high was taken by Mrs. Rubel. Traveling prize was won by Mrs. William E. Bassett. Others attending were Mmes John F. Barlow, Ralph Reseat, J. L. McCracken, Ralph Matlus, Clifford Nelson, K. F. Rowell, G. H. Water*. David W. Caswell, 0 . W. McGuire, R, Jasper. D. E. Dcarloph, James P. Ear­ ly, K. M. Sandon. John N. Spartz, A. J. Blaha. Vincent Monroe, Jerry C. Patterson. J. P. Cullen, Neil W. Thompson. L. E. Hcndrex and a special guest, Mrs. John D. Langford. IRMA GEAN EUBANKS ^ « officers’ Wives HWY. 17-tl So. Of Big Tree • • • • • • Pre-C ut 4 Yard Dresa Length All B etter Quality Cottons N eat P rin ta — Florals And Solids All F a st To W ashing Colors Close W ednesday 12: Noon Shop P E N N E rS You W1U Save THM BW TTt* LQW-WMQU c a m 109 N orth P alm etto A v a M l Ku UKT M l I CUR �9 lj* R xxfnrS P rjte 8—Tue*. Mnr. 14, 1961 W*r«TU V « » .l HOPS YOU'RE NOT TOO MAFFOWTEP. 5UHI M B C A T LEAVE PARIS, MJO-M- . r ~ r E « H > E p ir to N E ijin tM Tm r t * ov m w u a M ir* n m e , WNO IT. VMlMt W U . tUT HCll *H*r, Liutb UP EVERT r e IV TOWN 010 ENOUGH TO TOPPLE FOB HER CHANCIN' C L A B S E S li E ifftR THiS WAV1 1KM0W J I HIMI A #Y» it s iq o M o ESTA LISTED T* AND IT MEANS *HOW ARE * X I ? * IN > -= x SPANISH / y S Th is is y o u r . v SECOND SEMES- t t R - o r soanjsh / W O T HAVE 'to o BEEN DOIH6 fCR WCU-, 1VE BEEN FATIN'IN A IOTCA . P IZ Z A JCHNT5 ANO UM C O N fU SEP/ THE LASTYCAR.? \ H I KNOWS THEY'LL I MM*T) iEGOOO ) W HTS EVER TO recover h is gold FROM JACK EAST , S ANP HHJ REBS J P iu w w , a i n w i n c K ml# i , l CX>n_TVnNK) BUTWE'LLJU6TKMLL. YOUSTAMP HTg ROT.A J H*m TO LET ( BY, OXYAND LET CHANCE/J/OOP PROVE J US KNOWIFAMP THKTTO THINGDEVELOPS L4 ’* a l w a y s K h o~ J i nnnnooccssrn t b y o ta ndoi EV EN T H A T WAS A _ « M ISTA K E! r w h o tje ts s_ Longwood Students Welcome Spring Classified Ads With Carnival Classified T ELL M E ,M R .B U M S T E A O A R e YOU A C Q U A IN T E D '-------* s _ . W IT H S H E LL V T HEATS AND l D R O W N IN G ? I DON T R E M E M B E R B R O W N IN G . B U T 1 U S E D TO B O W L W it h S H E L L V T— ~ — A N D wT K E A T S V H k T jr I D o n 't k n o w w h y SHE'S m * o -* *— T h e y 'r e b o t h ) good t— n u o w l c r s '.- 4 + $ - Activities of Longwood Elemen lirjr student* In primary grades arc centered around "signs or spring" and preparatloni lor the ichool carnival. Flower aeed* have been planted by first grader* in U ri. Pauline Wheele**’ room lor the plant aale at the carnival. A study of birds also is underway with children feeding them on the playground, learning poems and reading stories about the birds. Second grade students taught by Miss Fannie Reese have been de­ signing their own kites and thosa taught by Miss Ann Lambert have made Chinese kites fashioned is the forms of fish which actuslly fly In the March winds. All wars made andor the direction of Miss Fay Jones, art teacher. Mrs. Kathleen Bucher is leading her students in the study of ranch life along with the reading in "Friendly Village." Spanish terms such si rodeo, corral, lasso and many others are being learned. Mrs. Bucher gave a recent Sat­ urday morning review at Rollins Couege in Cash Heria, having made the tranlatlon from “ La Cot* idiana de los Atlecas," . . .Daily Life of Ihc Alices . . . by Jacques Soustclle. Mrs. Ester Ford's d a is, In so­ cial studies, is learning the duties of firemen and policemen through reading, discussion and a rt work. Puppets, to be used in an as­ sembly program, ara of much in­ terest lo children in Mrs. Eleanor Winkle's room. The puppet show will be an original script on char­ acter building and good manners si borne, at school, at play and in public places. JACKSONVfLLK (UP!) — The Stale Chamber of Commerce mid Florida was ona of six states having a gain in number of air­ ports during the past five yeara— from 143 to 151. The trade body reported the state ranks ninth in the nation in the number of well-equipped air­ port* for general public use. The chamber aald a total of $37.1) million has been spent on improving airports throughout the etale sinra the beginning of the 11)17 federal airport program. Time Machine1 Used In Assembly Use of a ‘lime machine’ by Longwood Elementary sixth gradera taught by Mr. Merriwcthcr, recently made it possible for ex­ plore™ of Spain and Portugal to present an assembly program. The program, for fourth, fifth and sixth grade atudents, told of men instrumental in discovery of the New World. Takiog the parte of the famous men were were Sieve Harmon, Bill Pugh, Peter Pyne, Frank Moore, Richard Taylor and Bruce Eck­ stein, all heard through the ‘'mach­ ine." Reporting on Spain was Paulette Galyer and on Portugal was Patri­ cia Coney while Margie Barthle served as moderator. HOWMUCHIWUl0 /W6UTT « r * <H O K U TOC ) WOULO CXPSWO ML MCEMM, iV VICCUAfl. noiwui'iOuotfYOu A NtemDH) UV fQMfi OTy tom n s r v u iw w ? / ou Tn«r s i r s w o quality/ Voting Residency Low Change Urged m a r t m m e ty WHERE DID THAT COME PROMT I W O N HMA AT A CHURCH B A Z A A R .' H IB N A M E *6 M A C TAM OH, SH UT VOOR WO M0 UTH,9 TUP1tV W HATARE 1) LOOKING FOR A S O U C O IN ® < 1 SAUCE TO GO WITH W IT H M V i R O A 6 T fA R R a r/ RECIPE DOO C T y JACKSONVILLE tU PIl — The Republican State Committee has recommended Florida’* election law residency requirements be changed, and berated a congres­ sional proposal to create an addi­ tional federal court district In the ■tale. More than 10,000 new Florida residents were barred from voting in the 1000 presidential election because they had not lived in the state long enough, the committee ■aid. They voted to recommend a revision of election lews to allow residents of tbres months to vote for president. The additional federal court district proposal was termed "po­ litical payola" by State Chairman G. Harold Alexander aimed at creeling Jobs for political pur­ pose*. boycott A sked moor W H d a s e f IC D U O M O W yXJ GUVS PCWN, BUT WE JWREBUDW9-W5WI ^ ■= 7 hi—IIW6<* RUNNING.* NEW YORK (U PD -R ep. Al?d E. Santangeio (D-N. Y.), nday night railed on America's million persons of Italian des­ ist to boycott Liggett 4 Myers laraUaa in protest of the use Italian names on the TV ime show ‘The Untouchables," Dism al R eport .J M S S fl Bring Fast Results 6. For Rent 6. For Rent Airport Gain Noted In State O A G W O O O - T H IS IS M R S . M * O I B flV “-iT H E P R E S ID E N T O F OUR » / / C PO ETRY IT 1 GROUP ---------------------------- =—------- Phone FA 2-2611 Office 204 W. F irst DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuea., flira Frt. - 1 V, N. day be f e n Insertion. Mml • SaL bom STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: BACHELOR ROOM, private bath 2-BEDROOM house. Lake M ar.^ and entrance, parking space, $75 month. FA 2-3683. w cloee in. FA 2-7738 or FA 2-6001. 2-BEDROOM modern clean house 3-BEDROOM furnished upstairs, for rent at 1810 W. Third St. downtown apartment, $43 a Ph. Bartow, Fla. 533-2326._____ month. Call FA 2-3071. SLEEPING ROOMS, the Gables, TRAILER, 1 bedroom, electricity 401 Magnolia Ave. and water furnished, $60 mo. FA 2-1303 before 2:00, after 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house. FA 2-3049 or FA 2-6347. 8 : 00. RENT A BED Roliaway, Hospital A Baby Beds By Day, Week or Month CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-SI81 116 W. 1st. St. 3-BEDROOM. 1 bath, CB house© fenced backyard; patio; bar­ becue, partially enclosed earporte. Ph. FA 2-1869. HOME RENTAL T s a , t o n Frt. - a F. M. day to- FURNISHED apartment, clean Beautiful 3 BR.. 2 hath home in and clos* in. FA 2-4013, Jimmy Loch Arbor. Available about 20 Mon. Cowan. March. Large Florida room, din­ RESPONSIBILITY: ing room and built-in kitchen. COUNTRY HOME- on lake, 2 $130. Tba Herald will net bn bedrooms, unfurnished, $30 per than one toe e rre d tasermonth. FA 2-7304. Noi of yonr ad, and reset res Use Stenstrom Realty right to revise or reject any ad 3-ROOM apartment, unfurnished, close In. FA 2-3818. vrrtisement from what ordered to 111 N. Park Ava. Phone FA 2-2420 conform to too pel idea af tola 3-ROOM garage apartment, water 3-BEDROOM house, So. Plnecrest paper. and electricity furnished. No Addition. Ph. FA 2-8719. deposit on utilities. No pets. FA 2-1303 or FA 2-8241. Call APARTMENT, MS Myrtle Ave. 1. Loot & Found FA 2-3802. before 2:00 or after 6:00 p.m. LOST: Siamese cat, male, seal point color, in the vicinity of Sun!and Estates. Childs pet. Ph. FA 2-8*83. BENI YOLK COl'XTT HOXI1D O f ADJUSTMENT Satire at 1*0bile Hrarlast To Wham It May Concern: L O S T : An air tank about Ths Seminal* County Board or Adjustment all! hold ■ publlo 18"x4B’\ Was lost Tuesdsy, be­ hesrlna to consider the possibility nr srentlns permleelon to construct tween Osteen end Orlsndo. Call a church »nd kindred usee rcuueetcd hr Her. I„ C. Horn for Faith Tab,rna.lt on the followlns rleacrlbeit property: South 10S ft ot North Orlando, GA 3-0663. SSS ft of Wc, of Tract 37. McNeil * Orans* Villa Subdivision. Public hearing hill ba held In tha V.onlns Office la th* Samlnnla Count, Court Houtr, Sanford, Florida, on March IS, 1**1 al 7:10 F. M. 2. Notices • Personals or at icon theraaftar as poaslbl*. Seminole County Hoard of Adjuatmant 3 MINUTE CAR WASH $1.30 Hr Jack Gale, chairman Open $ a. m. to 6 p. m. dally. Publish: March is. l i s t . — S a. m lo S o. m. Fri. k Sat. SEMI YOLK COIYTY RtlARII OP AUJLSTNEYT Iva Carpenter k Lester Veino Yotlr* at Pablle Heartag To H hum It M*> Concern! NIFTY-AUTO BATH, Tha Hemluola County Hoard of Adjuelmanl Pill hold a publlo 2408 French Ave. hearing to cunalder Mia poMlfallltr of granting permission to construct a church and klndrad uses as requested by th* Methodist Church. Or­ lando IHstrlft, on (h* following dasrrlbed property: North l* of 3. Education - Instruction NK>. of UK's nr NK'» of Rrrllon 1S-3IH-3SK. Publlo hrartng will h* held In th* y.onlng Office In th* Kemmnla PRIVATE tutoring in bookkeep­ County Court House* Hanford, Florida, on March is, 1SS1 at l i l t P, M. ing, typing, English, arithme­ or aa toon thereafter a* posalbl*. gem Inula County Hoard of Adjuatmant tic. Call FA 2-6302. By Jack Oala, chairman Publish: March It. 1SSI. ELECTRONIC SHHI.YOLK COI YTV ItOAItt, OF AtlJl STMEYT • TECHNICIANS Yotlr# at Pahllr llearlag arc in demand everywhere. If To Whom It May Concarn: you qualify, train evenings. Tha Kamlnola County Hoard of Adjuatmant will hold a publlo Write for information. If rural hairing to cnualdrr the possibility of granting permlsalon to construct a church klndrad uaaa a* raquaatad hy Ink* Monro* Hapllat give direction* to your home. Church on and th* following described property: Lot S west of canal tlats Orlando Electronic* Institute, N 1111! ft i and In l 1. Amended ptat of Mann'* Huhdlvlalnn. Public bearing at 111 he held In iha 7.,.nlng Office In the gemlnol* Inc., ISIS N. Orange Avenue, County Court Hnusr, Hanford, Florida, on Match is, 1**1 at ?:3S P. SI. Orlsndo, Florida. or aa toon lhaitafter as possible. Hemlnola County Hoard of Adjuatmant By Jack Data, chairman 6. For Rent Publish: March It. 1SSI. LAKE COTTAGE, furnished. 2 SEMI YOLK rUl'YTV HOAHII OF AIIJI STMK.YT. A Yatlra at Fnblla Hearing “ bedrooms, beautiful view. Ph. To Whom It May Concerni FA 2-6106. Ths Hemlnula County Hoard of AdJuKinant will bold n publlo hearing to cnnsldrr th* possibility or granting permission la establish FURNISHED 2 bedroom bouse. and operata a trailer park a* requested by Walter llraham on the fol­ lowing daacrlbad property: Tha HK>« of tha 8K*4 of tfectlon It-iSH-ifK, Adults. FA 2 7664. lea* the N 10 acre* thereof, runt aiding 14 acres mnra or teas. This la FURNISHED efficiency apart- a supplemental portion adjacent lo land on which trailer park tun haa been granted. ment, full bath, clean, $40. Public hearing will ba held In the Zoning Office In the Semlnoln County Court House, Hanford, Florida, on Starch IS, l»»t al itIS P. M, __ 407V* W. First St., A(ft. J. or as soon ihertafler aa pcsalbls. Ssmlnelt County Boar* *f Adjustment SAN LANTA APARTMENTS. Nice By Jnck <3*1*. Chairman large apartments, 404 E. Nth Publish: March 14. IMI. SL Ph. FA 2-4282. Legal Notice 2 B. R. furnished housa . $73 I B. R. unfurnished . . . . $83 1 B. R. apartment ....... $60 ROSA L. PAYTON Registered Real Estate Broker Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha F EE EVERY SECOND GALLON OF EXTRA COST QUART 4-ROOM, clean apt. 611 Park. 2-BEDROOM furnished apartment, tile bath, close in, 601 Palmetto. FA 2-1374 after 3:30 p m. WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* private baths, 114 W. First St. Mary Carter Paints 201 w 1st S I. FA 3649 2 B.R. trailer. FA 1-6388. 2-REDROOM bungalow, furnish, ed, 313 Palmetto. CLEAN furnished apartment, close in, $33 per month, In­ cludes water and electricity. FA 2-3344. Legal Notice KOTtC’H POM BIDS Th* Board nf County Commtaalunera of Hemlnola County, Flor­ ida will recelv# bids at th* nfflc* of Arthur II. Ilrvkwllh. J r, Clark. In Ih* Courthouse at Hanlord. Florida up to l.es P. M., Monday. Siarrh 1*. 1141, for th* following materlalat (T E N YD . t Approximately l.see cubic yard* of tranalt-mix Class "B" ronrrst* to b* delivered ae nesded during Ih* twelve month p a r t e d baginning April t, 1**1. ITEM HO, a Approalmately 1*0 t i l l t yards of transit-nils Class “A" tonrtet* la ba dsllvar»d aa nseded during tb* Iwelta month period begin­ ning April I. 1>4I. Tb* abona quantity Is approxi­ mate and no guaranies I* glean or Implied *■ to total amount that will he required during ths pe­ riod of th* runiract. Th* material to ba furnished muet conform la th* currant standard specifications ot Ih* Plata Hoad Department of Flor­ ida. Bid prb a shall ba nat price to Iha County for material* delivered to any point In Hemlnol* County. Bid In he enrlosed In a sealed envelop*, plainly marked on th* outside: "HID FOR FURNISHING Til AKBIT.MIX CONCRETE, Opts March, tl, 1141." Bids to b* opened at a mealing to ba held In Ih* County Commis­ sion Meeting Room In th* Court­ house at Hanford, Florida aa Tutaday. March II. 1ISI. Tha right la reserved la waive gay Irregularities «r technicalities la bids and U reject any or all bid* Board af Count, Cuntmlsalanara WASHINGTON (UP!) — Tba Census Bureau reports that one out of ovary six American families Saailaola County, Florida lived last year in dilapidated boos­ J. C. Hutchison. Chairman ing or lackod full plomblng faefti- By: W. C. Hi lie. J r . County Englneei# Publish: March 1 k March tl, U ll NOTICE! SEMINOLE COUNTY RESIDENTS If you art a Stminol* County rnident, but 1iv« out of tho FAIrfax cxchanjo area, you aiay now place your Want Ad with the Herald free of any telephone loll charge*. Just call us collect! CALL COLLECT Sanford Herald Advertising Dept. FAirfax 2-2611 Offle* Hours: • a. ■. -!:$* p. m. Week-Days. 6:M a. m. - 12:$# Neon jJaL Sanford Herald �The More You Tell - The Quicker You Sell! Rent! Hire! Dial FA 2-261.1 fi. For Rent runs. APT.. 2300 MellonvUlo. 6. For Rent 12. Real Estate For Sale FURNISHED apartment, hard wood flours, tile bath. FA 2-1)201, CHARM - PERSONALITY COMFORT SUBURBAN, unfurnlihed, 3 bed­ Charming livable Mayfair Home. room house with FI*, room, on 7. Business Rentals 3 bedruom, fireplace, hardwood route 413; Also newly refiniibflour*. Spacious, well landscaped cd 4 room furnished apartment. OFFICE SUITE: a rooms, air lut. Garage with latge workPhone FA 2-3771. conditioned, downtown location. ■hup. An ideal family home. Call FA 2-0753. UNUSUALLY nice unfurnished 1 Truly a value at $l«t,93(i, bedroom garage apartment; central beating, air condition­ 9. For Sale or Rent MWE TRADE" ing. near churches and stores. \V. H. “Blip Stamper Agency CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. No children, no pets. $60. Ph. Realtor—Iniuior Rent or sale Reasonable. FA 2-4263. Phone FA 2-4891 112 N. Park Owner, FA 2-1587. WE NEED RENTALS 3 • BEDROOM funnelled houec, HOUSE and lot, 713 Lsural Ave., Call or come into our office it $■,000. 2 Lais for sale, 711-713 Caiaetberry. Ph. FA 2-8608. you would like to rent your tjiurcl Ave., $l,73u each. F. J. home. We specialise in rentals, Deforge. 29U Johnson Ave., 12. Real Entitle For Sale leases and property manage­ Jersey City, N. J. ment Furnished or unfurnish­ 4 BR HOUSE, by owner. FA 2-3372 ed. We think you will like our FUR SALE aervice. 12 ACRES on Highway 17-92 near IN EXCLUSIVE • Circualand. Adaptable for al­ SOUTH SYLVAN LAKE SHORES most any use. Roads on three Beautiful 3 bedroom home; fully Stenstrom Realty sides For further information, equipped; central beat; double telephone J . W. Hall, Realtor, 111 N. Park Are Phone FA 2-2430 garage, enclosed; intercom FA 2-3641. system; large Ukefront lot, landscaped, with sprinkler sys­ $.10 D'nvn, $00 Per Month tem. A barxain tl $13,300.00. For information call FA 2-788* IN Ills: f l i n t IT rill III, NINTH Sit Locu»t Street Unfinished 2 bedroom home. Will finance j i m r i v i . n u n i t , in s n ii n m days, or FA 2-6368 nights or eKMiNOi.it f o i NTS. ri.oniD *. completion cost. Also, unfinish­ Sundays. i s c H s r r r n r wo. n is i. ed aluminum siding shell home; .NOTIfia TO IIKI'KNU P1I.UR W. FOt.KT. 3 bedroom located In Caaa Villa NEW COMERS? Plaintiff, Heights, near Oviedo WeVelcume you to Sanford. If you WOoDRuW FUI.KV, SUPREME REALTY uro planning to buy in our a t­ Dalinilutit. Of Orlando, Inc. tractive city we have a home for T in: ntstk ns* ri.o n in .s toi Woodrow c o let CHerry 1-3331. Aftar 3:00 p.m. you. Wa offer our aervieea as Whoa* last Known rssldmc# FA 2 0033 borne specialist* in tbe real es­ ami aitiiraaa la unknuun. Plraaa taka nottca that you are tate business, hrrahy required to file your writ- 4-BEDROOM house with 3 acres tan anawtr or Jafanat, If any. of land west of Sanford. Box personally, nr hjr an attnrnay, on 143-A, Rt. 1, Paola, Fla. or bafora March 31. 15*1 at tint Stenstrom Realty offlca of tha Clark of tha Circuit Court, at tha Court llouaa In ail N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 HOMES FOR LARGER Samlnnla County, Hanford, Flor­ ida, and tn mall a copy thrrrnf f a m il ie s to Htanatram, tlavl* an.l Miln3 Bedroom masonry, corner lot, toah. Attorney! tor Plaintiff, Fust S t Johns Realty Co. Offlca Boi til, Hanford, Florida, many extras, $1,077 Down. THE TIME TESTED FIRM tn that certain divorce proceed3 Bedrooms, 1.700 »q. ft. Of Inn pandlnr aaalnat ynu In Ilia 116 N Perk Ave. Ph. FA 2-6123 pleasant living, $2,300 Down. Circuit Court of th* Ninth Judi­ cial Circuit of Florida, tn and 3 Bedroom, Plnccrest, 2 baths, 4-BEDROOM, 2 bath. FA 1-0Z3S. For Hemlnole County. Florida, In Florida Room Extra, $2,000 Chancery, an abbravlated title of aatd cauaa balnf "lilllte W. Fo­ Down. 2 BEDRG03I home la Country ley. Plaintiff, V*. Woodrow Foley. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, Grove SlanClub Manor. Small equity and Defendant," and herein fall not or. Fireplace, $S,3JS Down. or a Decree f*rn Confess* will he assume $62.00 per month pay­ entered aaalnat ynu. and tha 4 Bedrooms, 2 baths, with ment*. Ph. FA 2-7902. cauaa proceed aa parte. swftnmlng pool, $2,300 Down. IHGAI.) Arthur If. flackwlth, Jr. HELMLY REALTY Clark of the Circuit Court ■•WE TRADE'* 301 W. 13th Street llyi Martha T. Vthtrn Deputy Clerk FA 2-7803, Evenings FA 2-2378 W. H, "Bill” Stemper Agency Ptriislrom, Davie A Mclntoeh Realtor—Xnsuror Attnrne>e for Plalnllfr J’oet Office tins 111 Phone FA 2-4891 112 N. Park HOME PLUE INCOME for cou­ Hanford, Florida ple or widow; practically down­ Publish Fell. SI * Mar. T. IS. 31. town, 30P Magnolia. Call Own­ er, FA 2-7004. JTljr ftanfurll Rrrnlh Tuts, Mur. II, IUG1—Titpe 7 21. E le d rlc .il S erv ices OUR BOARDIN(; HOUSE Uovf BePtblSTRCWILS' AtOfJSiEUR LAFITT.WRATA TMAT VOiJ 9HOOLO ARRNE 3L5ST A9 X d jP y . t fl5 S S k O M 16PPE D OUT FOR A STKOLL ( - U m A V f n r tTP7 f v^AS/—SUPPOSE VIC SAu-Jt t« oVt« \ \ t I TO MY CLUB/TPB MEMBeflSOF T \ C/tse OUff UTILE THEAT6R ARE MOST 1> , « Aft*R 1DMEBT YOU/— . { r.t)ACAhil TE ^ THEM.VJ«Ne BfiEMTHiNR.hiui lO i LT E R M S O F M A M U S T K U T - AKANTEt f V N A D V ftN C C ., PER'U.' JAACtffct Legal Notice RAVENNA PARK HOMES READY FOR OCCUPANCY Chaos o from many varied exterior dtsigiu and flaw pleas. • • • 4 BedreoMi . t Baths 3 Bedrooms . S Bath* 3 Bedrooms • l ! j Bathe • S Bad rooms . t ___ with or without e«leaned porch. AS LOW f l M DOWN AS ***» PAYMENT Conventional • KHA FHA In Service FINANCING DIRECTIONS: Turn West on 201h St. Follow Coualry Club ltd. A Watch for oar eigne. b u il t l in Shoemaker f i l CONSTRUCTION CO„ INC 0 211 Weal 23lh Street B Phone FA 2-319$ MATirsa Ftm nm e Tbe H u H of County Commie•tuner* of Senitnule County, Flurtile mill ret', Do bide at Ihe office of Arthur II. 'Ilackwith, Jr., cltrk. In Ilia Courthouse at Hanford. Flortila up to J:"* I*. M.. Monday. Mari-b :<l, 1901, for the following matarlalt! it »:m .no. t Appruilmatfly IS.eui) iquara yartl* uf on* tnoh ft") Tip" It a*!ih»ltli’ rnnerste «urfAi-« i nun*. In place. to t>* deliv­ ered as iirtilvi] Uurlne Hi* twelve niunih period beginnlna April t. 1**1. its :is .no. a Approximately 1,104 ton* of rold-mlx asphalt - patcblnk malarial lu be delivered a* naedtd dui In* tli* twelva luotitr period beglnnlna April I. ISSt. Tha abut* tuaiitlty I* apprnstmat* and mi tuarantr* I* alien or Implied aa lu total amount that will he required during tha pe­ riod of the contract. The material In h* furnlrhrd mu*t conform to Ihe >uncut eiandard specification* of the Htat* Itoad Department uf Flor­ ida Hid firh'a *liall h* nit price to tha County fur material* deliver­ ed l„ any iiulnt In Hemluule County. JIMe tu he enrloaad In a staled |m Clupe plainly marked on III* nulildal ’ HID FOB FUUMHIttSB AHFHALT FAVIXO A PATCIIIM! MATi'.litA l.d. Open March SI. l»*l.“ III.I. |o l.e iipriiru at a merlins to t.a held In tha County Commiealun Martina lluum In the Court­ house at Htnford, Florida ett Tueeday Match II, 1001, The right n re**rvad to a alts any irreeular'llea nr technicalities In hide and to reject any or alt Old* Ituard of CuUnty Commissioners Hainlinila Count). Florida J. c. Hutchison. Chairman tJ> : W. I*. ltlDa. Jr. County engineer puldlsli NEW Mar. h 7 A M ll. lt M. l t d HOMES RESALES ONE DOLLAR DOWN IS ALL YOU PAY UNUSUAL RETURN KT- Annual return on Income Investment Properly only $10.500 with terms. "WE TRADE" W. H. "BUI” Stemper Agency fa Realtor—lnsuror 2-4081 11* N. Park Legal Notice ftUTI< K FUSS MIDI Tha Board uf County Commie•lunar* uf Hemlnula County, Flor­ ida wilt r»r»lv# Md« at tha office »f Arthur If. Itackwlth, Jr., Clark, in ths courthouse at Sanford, Florida u|i In i:U P. SI., Slondai. March JO. 1541. for tha following malarial*; ITUK AO. 1 .Viqirovlmately iiu.i'UO p.iunda nf Tlrpa I l,urtland Camanl to b* drtlvarrd sa nardail durma the twslva month pa­ rted btalnnlng April t, ISSI. Tha ah-iva quantity la a|>|iroilautl* and nu icuarant.a la alvm or (iiipUrd aa In lutal anuiunt that will ha raqulrrd .lut In* tlia parintl of th* contract. Tha malarial In h« furnished n u n conform tn tha. currant • landaiil tprclDcatlnns of th* Klaia Road Daparttnrnt of Flor­ ida. Jllddt r* shall quote on malarial drllvarad In paper baas, and In bulk llld prli a shall t.a nst price to tha County fur matartals drlliarad la any point In itmlnola Couni) 111.1■ to ha mm lusa.1 tn a staled rn ttlo ir. plainly markad on lha uotaldot -’IIID Fill! IT It MU 111St I I'tlltTI.AMj CBMKKT, Dpan March II, 11*1." lllds In ha uprned al a tnttllni In ha hald In ths t'uunty Cominlatlun Maallnk It,mm In th# Court­ house at Hanford, Flnrlda on Tuatulk) March 31. ISSI. Tha right I- resarvatl tn walva any Irrrgularltlcs nr tachulralltlaa In blda and ’u reject any nr all bid* Hoard of I'uunly C.imml.slunrrs Hsmitiois county, Flnruu j. r. Hutchison. Chairman Byl V nils.. Jt. I'nuiny Knglnrrr Fubll.h II... I, I * Uar.lt 14. ISSI VUNLAND ESTATES 3 BEDROOMS - 1 & 2 BATHS MOVE IN IMMEDIATELY Monthly Payment* Lower Than Ranl VA Financing Al 31, % Interest • DON'T FAIL TO AHK ABOUT OUR OTHER WONDERFUL HAVINGS ON RKMAININU NEW HOMES IN SOUTH PIN ECU EAT. 4th ADD. Horora Feature Built-In Dream kitchen* By — 6 E N i R A l ^ ELECTRIC Kefrlgeratur — Oven — Range — Hot Water Heater llealgntd For Belter Li ting Contact JIM HUNT. Bairs Manager Odham & Tudor, Inc. Cur. Hwy. 17-92 A 17th SC. Sanfnrd PHONE FA 2*1111 NIGHTS PA 1*449 j . HR AI LEY ODHAM. I'llEH. WHERE . .. WHERE . . . . W HERE a a a CAN YOU 1(>. Fem ale H elp W anted • 2 * 2 - 4 Bedrooms • Planned t-aka Front Community • 6 Furnished Models for jour Inaoerliun M inimum $850 Dn. pA R K H IDGE LAkK MAHY HLVD. Just Wool o4 17-92 FA t - l l U | FA 2*8570 PANSIES URAPEVILLE NURSERY Gripeville Ave. near 20th SL 26. Rndlo & Television Dawn's I AVON NEEDS 22. Building M uterlHln LUMBER * HARDWARE - PAINT ROOFING PHA Loans B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES We Give TV Stamps 903 W 3rd SL FA 2 78'JS G IT MORF. HOME % DOLLAR VALUE f FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM BLINDS Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom rail with p in tle ends. Plastic Ligustrum, to for $12.30. Oardsnia or rayon tapes Cotton or nylon plants, large, full uf bud*, $3.60. FRIGIDAIRF. cords. COUNTRY CLUB NURSERY Sites ft Service Sonkarik (liana ami Paint Co. W. 20lh St. Near Golf Coins* House Wiring Free Estimates 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 Ph. FA 2-5906 Sid Vihlcn’s Randall Electric 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 U0I5 BELL Saw sharpening machine. 33. Furniture Never used. $130. FA 2-4639. 2.V IMunibinij S c rv ltM RE-UPHOLSTERING, work guar­ 1961 N'ECCHI JR. I.. It. sews for. anteed Free estimate*. Phone ward and re re n r, over pins and FA 2-7818 or TE 8-2333. needles, beautiful condition, a t. tractive carrying rase, assume Sell Cs Your Furniture. Quick 8 payment* of $3 43 per month Service With The Cash. SUPER I'ltintliinyr & H e a tin g for 8 month*. Write installment AIR CONDITIONING TRADING POST. FA 2 0677. nmnnicer, Ilux 20 r. o Sanford CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK Herald. 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6362 ROLLAWAY. Ilo.ipital and Baby Be<ls. Day, Week, or Month— CROSLEY SHELVADOR It cu. FURNITURE CENTER PLUMBING ft. refrigerator, good condition. 1100 French Ave. Contracting ft Repair* $60 Phone FA 2-7631. Ph. FA 2 7933 Free Estimates It L HARVEY ’ *111?, " v a l u e s PAIR full length drapes, floral 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-3383 design, with light background. • QUICK CREDIT FA 2-1633. • EASY TERMS RETIRED Plumber dues plumb­ ing repair*. Ph. MI 4-7713 be- WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS GAL garbaxe cans $2.98. tween 6 ft 8. morning* ft even­ WILSON - MAI EH 20Blanket Spccisl, 2 for $5. Army* ings New and Used Furniture Navy Surplus, 210 Sanford Ava. 311 E. First SL KA 2-5622 ELEC. Ian, air conditioner and water pump mutors rewound and serviced. ’*21 hour service" log's E. 18th St Sanford. Fla. SPECIAL CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING WOMEN LIFE OPPORTUNITY ‘ Indian River Grove Age 28 to 55. Well educated, good TV SERVICE within the hour. Mattress renovating Expert UpParts ft labor positively guar­ 14 ACRES of land — 10 acres In holtlenng. All .York Guaran­ personality. Roll and service anteed 80 tlavs. Service call. teed. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. mature, protlucing grove. Pric­ Compton'* Pictured Encyclo­ ed at $17,800, $3,000 down, bal­ Co., FA 2-3IK, 1301 Sanlord pedia In your community. Begin­ $2. SUNSHINE TV, FA 2-8792. ance ovar 3 years at 6"*; Fruit Ave. ners now making $400 to $600 included. per month commission a d bon- 27. Special Services Used furniture, appliances, tools, Ask for J. Entry, associate of use*. Rapid advancement. Send etc. Rought-Sold. Larry's Mart, LAN DSCA1*1NG ft O. E. Southard, 124 Canal full information and phone num­ 213 Sanford Ave Ph. FA 2-4112 LAWN SERVICE Street, New Smyrna Beach. ber tu F. K. Compton ft Co , Cleaning, Fertilising, etc. For GA 8-4031 or UA 8-8310. 1143 Mary St.. Jackaonvllta 7, Free Estimate call FA 2-7197 S-PIECE Formica top dinette set, perfect condition, bargain. Fla. ROSA L. PAYTON WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE. . . . INCOME TAX SERVICE NO 8-3174. O. M. HARRISON Registered Real Estate Broker New ft Used FurMture ft Appli­ If you would enjoy working 3 2610 Hiawatha Ph. FA 26627 Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha ances A Good Place To or 4 hours a day calling reg­ Res. 1311 Palmetto KA 2-7948 BUY, SELL or TRADE ularly each month on ■ group 33 LOTS of Studio Uirl Cosmetic client* Jenkins Furniture NEAR NEW HIGH SCHOOL on a route to be established in Sewing Mach. Repmrs 400 Sanford Ave FA 2*7430 This group of lots cat, be purchas­ ALL MAKES A MODELS ami around Sanford, and an 1 ed for only $13,000.00 with good RENTALS $3 WEEK willing tu make light deliveries, 31. Articles For Sale terms. All lots 80 feel wide. 203 W First St (21 hr. scr.) etc., write to STUDIO GIRL FA 2-3623 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor READY MIXED CONCRETE COSMETICS, Glendale, Cali­ Raymond Lundqulst, Assoc. Outdoor Table Tope ft Bead fornia. Route will pay up to NOW' AVAILABLE FA 1-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Lot Markers — Sills — Lintels $3.30 per hour. Pari* and Service Steps — Petto Blocks — Sand Shelby 066 Door Closers MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. FARMER'S AGENCY 17. Mala Help Wanted Yenlsch* Maintenance Service 309 Elm. Ave. Pk. PA 3 S7S1 KA 2-4843 302 E. 24th Place N.V. Farmer, Realtor TRANSPORT TRUCK 2465 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 8221 WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, OPERATORS FK1UIDAIRE After hours FA 2-2618 FA I-M13 cunrs, walkers. Men having a minimum uf three Sales ft Service FREE DELIVERY yuara sum itraller experience. 4 BEDROOM, 2 bath home, en­ G. II. HIGH Prescription! our Specialty Age 25 years and over prefer­ closed Florida room, modern Oviedo, Fla. Ft) 3-3313 Uaya FAUSTS Rx PHARMACY red applicant. Must have a equipped kitchen, many ether Evenings Sanford FA 2-3183. 2nd and Mellonvllle good aalc driving record. Driv­ extras. Call FA 2-0412. Pit. FA 3-T10T. er will be alatiuned in San­ ENVELOPES, lAUerheiidi, state­ ford. Apply in person, 3711 Buf­ NO DOWN PAYMENT ments, Invoices, Fund bills, and KENMOHK washer-dryer, 4 ft. falo Ave., Jacksonville, Fla., to 2 5 $ Bodroum completely finprograms, etc. Progressive folding duor, 30 in. plywood fill out application, nlahcd Humes constructed on Printing Co. I’Oone FA 2-2931— duor, reel type lawn mower, your own lot. Mo. payments 3U6 West 13th St ornamental blocks baled hay, only $59.80 k $68 80. No clos­ 19. B ituatioiu Hunted site 40 tuxedo. FA 2-8809. BULLDOZING and t-and Clear­ ing cost, no service charges, no ing Clyde Nutt, Phono FA 2-0354 BLONDE spinet piano, like new, attorney fee no title costs, DAYS WORK. Ph. FA 2-4850. can he seen it Benton’s Furn­ nr FA 2 2803. no appraUal fees.'Call iture Exchange, Mh ft San­ HEADLEY CONSTRUCTION CO. 21. Beauty Bn Iona ford. PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING FA 2-1345 for appointment. W. 1-. GARMON PERMANENTS $J.uu I’ll, FA 2 4223 F air Value Properties Complete with Hair Cut ft Styling LAU-RE* BEAUTY SALON RAYMOND M. BALL PUMPS - SPRINKLERS 3640 Hiawatha Ph FA 2 1398 And Assuciates All types and slses, installed 216 So. Park Ph. FA 2 3641 “ Do It Yourself" Laka Mary Branch FA 2-1290 WE REPAIR AND SERVICE S T I N E LARGE HOME .Machinery and Supply Co. GOOD TERMS Beauty Salon 207 W 2nd St Ph. FA 2-6432 3 Bedroom ilk bath, corner lot, Walker Building built-in r a n g e , refrigerator, 231* Oak TA 2 7684 INCOME TAX Price and Terms Right. $15,200 Qualified Service HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK with $277 down and $123 per II. I.. Whelchcl Harriett, Eva Jo ft Rob month. This is Hot—Call uuw. 105 So Oak FA 2 5742 Fur appointment call FA 2-2010 TOM HAItl.ANI) SAYS: Remember this. Everybody I T, V. STAMPS ••WE TRADE'’ drive* a used car. Coma out I 29. Atilomuliiltt Service and compare al CorlomL . W. H. "Bill” Stamper Agency 22. Build * Faint • Repair Realtor ft Insurer AUTO GLASS ____ p 1189 I ___________ 59 PLY. 4-dr. H/W.j shar sharp Phone FA 2 4991 112 N. Park ROOM SPECIAI $14 85 Paint­ 1289 I 87 OLDS conv., real sharp af INSTALLED ing inside and out. Call Mr. $6 DODGE 4-dr. aed, ...... •17 ... | 3 FRONT LOTS in residential Wiiiilnhicltl Hack (tinea Tasker, FA 2-8150. 64 IIUICK 4-dr. aadan ...... 471 , section. Phone FA 2-0768. Duor GIum.h Vent Glnu SI CURVY 4-dr. ardan 889 I PLATT’S CARPENTRY Services, SERVICE 1.1. Mortgage Lostna new work A repair. Specialise Scnkurik t Ilona tmd I’tiinl Co. lo Fla. room enclosures, t’li 210 MagiiullH PK FA 1-4622 MORTGAGE LOAN'S FA 2-7416. FilA and Conventions! ill. I’mtllrv - I'elhi - l.lvculock Commercial.ft Restdcnllsl PAINTING: Colors a specialty. J S u v w it h L STENSTROM REALTY Residential, commercial, indus­ HEALTHY baby parakeets for , “ IRON E Y 'B A C t__, lit N Park Ave Phone FA 8-2420 trial Licensed and bonded sale. FA 2-11153. L rC y A R A N T K r^ Work guaranteed Free esti­ I T» a — . GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies, ■ 1 * 19. Female Help Hunted mates. Charlie Hurris, FA 2 4374 I Hwy. 17-92 8th. ft French | $40 rich . FA 2 3601 oi FA 2 4437. COOK, experienced, Dixie Bell CARPENTRY, painting, roofing Diner, Hwy. IT-91. TE 81429 an') cement work. FA 1 4898 2 capable, reliable women to service A V O N territories. Earnings unlimited Write Mrs, Jean Mllanlch, Hox 246, lairkhart Branch, Orlando for Interview In your home. 21. E lectrlm l Pervlcea Longdale fMJedroom • l j i Hath frew $8250 ONLY SSSO DOWN Ne Closing Costa HI A Conv, fro, s $57 8EE and COMPARE DIRECTIONS i I I Mia. go. of fauferd us Hwy. 17*91 T im Waal At Our Rlgna. 31. Articles For Sale Wall Legal Notice 12. Renl Enlate For Sal* 32. Flowers - Trees - Shrubs | House Wiring — Electric Service Fngtdaire Appliances sid Vdilen — Randall Electric 112 Magnolia Ph, FA 2 W it New J6 Foul Jnek eon Bonl Certified Boatworthy MERCURY MARK 55 Only $180 Down W o o d ru ff M arine 2161 French Ave. FA 2-1192 HOLLERS « SANFORD WiIFKU THRIFTY I'KUl'LE BUY (}UAMTY CARS AT REASONABLE BRICES. 39 5ti 86 58 88 66 96 66 60 57 39 87 31 33 38 37 S3 31 68 63 3$ 89 33 52 61 65 t:ilE \ l(GI,r.T Ft Ton Fleetatde P ickup .......... niKYKLEU Slut Ion W a g o n .......................... 4 IIKVIIGLKT 4-Door. I’uwergllde ............... . PONTIAC Chieftain Minor, llydramallc .... CHEVROLET 4-Douc V-H, t’u*crglfde .......... lit It K 4-Duor Special ............................. — . FORD 4-Door Fairlane, Air Conditioned ....... 3IKRCL'ltY Station Wagon, 9 I'aaaenger ...... 31Elf (TRY 4-Duor Aulomalle -.................... C'llEVItClLKT Fj Ton Pickup ...................... CHEVROLET % Ton Pickup ........................ 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FA 3*7690. FOR SALE: Clean, low milaaga 1957 Bulck hardtop 4-dr. Special sedan, new tires, this weak only—$793. Reel's Patnt ft Body Shop, 10th ft Sanford ftva^ FA 2*7719. SUMMER 18 JUST AHEAD — YOU WILL WANT TO SEE THIS BEAUTY 1 1959 Invlrla Convertible with Pull Power, White Wall U rea, and In Bacallanl Condlthra throughout! Beautiful In­ terior J You ran own this on# for only *2195 NEED A STATION WAGONT 1957 OLDS ftlerra w i t h HydrnmaUc Trantmiaalon, Radio, Heater, Power Htaerlng and Brakes. Beautiful two-len* finish and a ona-ownar. This one for only •1395 SEEKING The Beat In Economy? I9 6 0 Rambler American F ear Door, like naw] Automatic Trauamla* alon, Radio, Healer, Reclin­ ing Heats, and Ihla one with lha farnoaa 116 lloraapowsr Engine! You won't believe It, hut Ihla one la offered at snip •1895 WHERE ELSE! A l 1110 lUmphlU Motor* '« • . . . . . . . < 243 $1993 9 893 $ 393 I 491 t 493 I 393 4 613 I 393 S 111 I M» |5 N Phone FA 2*0711 PONTIAC • BUICK . RAMBLER DEALER BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS SOI W. FIR ST ST. �MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UPI) — Champion Floyd Patterson, who twice rose from the canvas to knock out Ingemar Johansson Monday night, will next defend his heavyweight crown against Bonny Liston a t Philadelphia in September, it was learned author­ itatively today. Patterson and official* of the reorganised Feature Bporta, Inc.— which promoted Monday night's "(3 million" fight a t Convention H all-w ill leave Swedish Ingemar to history, despite his thrill­ ing performance in hla third title fight with Floyd. Neither Floyd nor the FBI offi­ cials are the least Interested In the loud debate over whether it waa a "short count" or a "rabbit punch" th at caused Ingo to be In turn floored twice for a knockout a t 2)45 of the sixth round. They know that another fight with Jo­ hansson would not aril. .The FBI officials have practi­ cally wrapped up the fight for Philadelphia’s Municipal Stadium and will announce it just aa soon as a group of reputable New York businessmen buy the con­ tract of Philadelphia Sonny, the world's top contender In all rank­ ings. Patterson and manager Cus D'Amate have Insisted that Bonny's questionable ownership lir a way to new purchasers. And the ownership will be changed soon, It was learned. Brown-haired, dimpled Ingemar who out welshed Floyd J06H pounds to 194)4—mada a thrill­ ing bid In the first round to be­ come the second man ever to win back the heavy weight title. But It wasn't enough, and he wound up wllh a gashed right brow and a badly swollen left eye and with referee Bill Regan counting him out. It waa the second time in their three title fight* that Ingo had been knocked out by P atter­ son, first man to recapture the title. Ingo floored Patterson twice in the first round with his "Goteborg Thunderbolt" of a right fist. Each time Floyd bouneed up at the count of one and took the manda­ tory eight count—used for the first time In a heavyweight title fight. Patterson rallied quickly to drop Ingo with a left hook to the face for a count of two on the canvas and the rest of the eightcount on his feet. After interesting competition in the neat four rounds, in which the champion had a distinct edge, Jo­ hansson attacked desperately in the slath round and had Floyd "while I adjust­ backing away ed myself* he esplalned. Then suddenly Floyd landed two solid left Jabs that drove the ex-chainplon sideways. Then ha hit on the left side of the head with a straight right that sent him back­ ward* and sidewaya to the can­ vas. ingo tried to rise a t the count of eight and almost made it — but not quite. When the referee waved his arms to signify the knockout, the crowd—estimated at 16,000—booed him because it thought he had given Ingo a short count. However, neither the Swedish ex-champlon; nor Edwin Ahlqulst, his Swedish advisor; nor Nils Blomqulst, his Swedish trainer; nor Whitey Blmsteln, his Ameri­ can trainer, protested the count. But both Ahlqulst and Blmsteln did protest that the blow which felled the 28-year-old challenger waa a "rabbit punch" delivered to the back of the head and neck. Ingo said he didn't remember what kind of a punch it waa "but it hurt." It waa only the second defeat for Johansson in his 24 professional fights. And both defeats were In­ flicted by Floyd, who had knock­ ed him out In the fifth round of their second fight last June 20 with left hooks. Just a year before that, Johansson had floored Floyd seven times fur a technical kayo in the third round. In addition to Patterson's two knockdown trips to the floor Mon­ day night, he slipped to the can­ vas once in the third while evading Ingo’s blows. Floyd suffered a ru t on his left brow In the third session. No official figures were an­ nounced for the fight but Feature Sports estimated the crowd at 15,000 and the gala a t more than 1600,000. Irving B. Kahn, closed-circuit TV tycoon and president of Tele­ prompter Corporation, estimated that the total receipts for closedcircuit showings of the fight at 207 theatres and other locations in the United 8 tales and Canada would be a t least (2,400,000. In addition, he said the money already guaranteed the promotion and Teleprompter from movies, radio, and foreign radio and films would approximate (700,000. "Those figures plus the gate," he aald, "should make the fight a (.1,600,000 record-maker. And Floyd and Ingemar should get be­ tween (700,000 and (1,000,000 each for their purses." The (600,000 gate beat the old Florida state record of (306,369 established by the Jack SharkeyYoung Stribling non litle bout at Miami in 1029. RATED AS one of tho top five favorites entered for the 200-mile AMA nntiona! championship motorcycle road race at Daytona Deach Sunday, will be Carroll Resweber of Cadarburg, Wis., who han won the AMA nationnt chumpionnhip for three consecutive yearn. Although never a winner at Daytnnu over the old beach-road course, Renweber Is hopeful of a better showing over the new two mile courae at Daytona International Speedway, where the 100-mile amateur race will be staged Saturday and the 200-mile expert classic in set for Sunday. With only 16 more nights of greyhound racing at the SanfordOrlando K e n n e l Club, Fred Whitehead's dogs seem to b« a By MARIAN R. JONES Team standing in the Jet Bowlerettes finds the House of Leilani way out in front with a total of 71 gamea won. F ar down the Hoc in aecond place is Mary Esther's with MH followed In close order by Sween­ eys, O H ; Nells (1; House of Rahlja 41; Howes 41% and Duke Duchess 47, Bringing up the rear la Ivey’s with (7V( Yowell’s 26 and Lovely Lady with a total of I! gamea Only three games remain in the eeaeon, with a summer league •■peeled to be farmed in the near future. Several Jet Bowlerettes team member* who took part in the •U te Tournament la Jacksonville recently, made a good showing lor their team. Golf Pros Club To Be Formed Flan* are being made to form • new Central Florida Golf Pro* Club of all professional golfer* end assistants. Proa within a 65 mils radius of Orlando have bean Invited to join the group. The first organisational meeting will be held at Ihe Mayfair Coun­ tr y Club on March 24 at I a.m. In tha clubhouse, Rudy Goff said. At this time officer* will be elec­ ted and other important matters will be dlacuaaed. After the business meeting two tournaments will be played, the first to he a pro game and the •econd to he a pro-pro match. An outstanding evening of basketball was played at Oviedo High Gym last Saturday pitting Oviedo and Slavla Junior High girls in the preliminary, the Oviedo Cubs and Slavla Crawlers in the second and Oviedo and Slavia Junior High boys In the final gam*. Oviedo girls, for the second time, came out on top, 16-7, with high scorers Marilyn Partin and Sharon Darity taking aix points each. High for Slavia was Joyce Bellhorn with four points. Suaanne Partin and Sandra Bellhorn did the refereeing. Oviedo girls playing were Judy Powers, Mary Willis, Joy Walnrlgbt, Marilyn Partin, Nancy Swenson, Sharon Darity, Bonnie Hoke, Diana Brewlngton, Dorothy Buiford, Jan Beasley, and Linda Packard. Playing for 8lavla were Joyce Bellhorn, 'L u Murphy, J a n e Brown, Martha and Sandy Mlk­ ler, Susan Duda, Geraldine El­ liott, Cathy Rook, Lynn Eustice, Charlotte Hyman and Barbara Koslc. Coaches were Mrs. E. L. Bell­ horn and Mm. Merritt Staley. The highlight in court play came with "the fight to the fin­ ish" between the Oviedo Cubs and SL Luke's Crawlers. Cubs, Oviedo Women's Club members and Crawlers, St. Luke's Lutheran Guild members, were sponsors of this spectacular event, Mrs. William B. West coached for the Cubs and Mrs. E. L. Bell­ horn for tha Crawlera. Mrs. Marguerite Partin, Oviedo High Girls coach and Mrs. Nell DeShaso, also a teacher, were “hard boiled” referees, "calling 'em close." The game was nip and tuck, 6-6 first quarter, 13-12 at the half, 20-10 third quarter and final quarter showed the Crawlers crawling ahead two points to make the finishing tally, 26-26. Players on the Cubs' team in­ cluded Lillian Jackson, Hope Shull, Shirley Slayton, Juanita Beasley, Dot Patterson, Bernice Kelsey, Junte Fleming, Pat Jackson and Shirley Beasley. Shirley Beasley waa high with 10 points. Shirley Slayton served as cap­ tain* For the Crawlers were Katie Duda, Barbara Kocrner, Betty Duda, Billie Jo Lukas, llildegarde Johnson, Gertrude Lukas, Jimmie Jakubcln, Virginia Bellhorn, Joan and Jackie Jakubein. Marian Fabry and K a t h r y n Duda. Joan and Jackie were co- Winnera of the racee held at Kart City for tha Semlnole-DtBary llaart Fund Benefit were Wiley F. Hoard Jr. In tha Senior clai* and Bobby Martin in the Junior class. Other conleetante In the junior division were Roy Phillips, Louis Allcmen, and Elm ar' Smith. In Iha senior division (he racer* ware Donald Arwood, Doug HUI, Howard Kirk, Joyce Long and Charles C, Fiddle. Winner* were presented with trophies by Ihe K art City man­ agement and all proceeds were contributed to the Heart Fund. captains and Kathryn Duda, with eight points and Betty Duda, with six were high scorers. Cheering to spur on the Crawl­ ers were Mrs. Charles Pula, Mrs. Walter Duda, Mrs. J. D. Colbert and Mrs. Joe L. Mlkler. Championing the Cuba were Kathy 8taley, Mary Jane Kelsey, Sharon Parker, Kim Ellis, An­ gela Ray and Marcia Beasley. Closing game brought Oviedo Junior High hoye out two points ahead of the Slavla boys with Jo­ seph Duda and Harvey Joe Slay­ ton refereeing. Jimmy Courier waa high scorer for Oviedo with 11 points and Slavla's Ted Bellhorn capped six for hla team. Slavla boys playing were Ted Bellhorn BUly Mlkler, Bobby Bellhorn, Bill Murphy, Tim Col­ bert, Arden Arndt, Charlie Beas­ ley and Marvin Allbrilton. Playing for Oviedo were Jim ­ my Courier, Ted Aulln, M irshil Lingo. Wayne Jacobs , Ronnie Howell, Rex Brooks, W a l t e r Beasley, Tim Packard and Ed­ ward Jepton. Jim Palmer coached Oviedo and Stephen R. Sidllk, a Slavla teacher, coached these boys. A special feature for Saturday's play waa Ihe press bos—an iron­ ing board and atools, miniature alaclric Irons atop each box Indi­ cating Uw ''press'' for all area reporters. Newspapers covering the big evening were The Llon'e Tale, The Orlando Sentinel and Iha Sanford Herald. Sponsors of the event were happy to report a packed house. Gat* receipt! will be ipllt by the two clube with the Oviedo profile going toward a Club Building for which opening construction is set In Ihe very near future. A 20-same Lyman High School and arc confident that this team H baseball achedule for this year will be hard to beat. Last year, Greyhound* finished was announced today by the with a 11-4 record. school's athletic department. The season opener will be Mar. 14 against Apopka at borne. Following is the remainder of NEVER BUY the schedule: Mar. 17, Kissimmee; Mar. 18, New Smyrna; Mar 21, ANOTHER Pierson; Mar. 24, Ocoee; Mar. LIGHT BULB! 26, Evana; Mar. 28, Ocoee; Mar. 30, Oviedo. April 4. Titusville; April 17. / . . . after yoafeoytht Evans; April II, Oviedo; April 14. i J Niw Longir-Buming Titusville, April, 15, Pierson; April 7 MERLITE light bulbs 18, New Smyrna; April 21, Bishop Moore; April 25, Bishop Moore: withtheauziif lO-TIMMJMIT April 28, New Sm ynu; April 29, FILEREPLACEMENTfiUUNTEE! Oak Ridge. May 2, Kissimmee; May 5, Apop­ mucV^kxSJf* jp e n ^ e r^ T jS ito e mat see ohm M bunt* eut, aSiettM r ka. The sub-group tourney will be­ gin May 11 with the group tourney May 18. Coaches Jim Payne and Frank Gore have been giving their pro­ spective team thorough workouts Jeannle Foulk was medalist, with an 68 in last weeks play for the championship of the Sanford Wo­ men's Golf Assn., held at the Mayfair Country Club and spon­ sored by the Sanford Atlantic National Bank. It was a very close race for low net between Susy Dickey and Mary Horensteln right down to the last hole, wllh the final win­ ner being Mary Horensteln. Low putta were won by Doesle deGahanl and she will receive a prise presented by Jennie Foulk. Pairings for the tournament are posted at the Mayfair Country Club with the first round to be played through March IS, the se­ cond round through March 19, third round through March 22 and the finals are to be played through March 26. Each contestant la responsible for play of matches in which abe la Involved. Further information regarding Iha tournament may be obtained from Crela Higginbotham. Weiss May Get Chance Again BASS GROC. & MKT. 2700 So. Sanford Ave. MIAMI, Fla. (UPI) — George Weiss, sent out to pasture by the New York Yankees aRer the 1960 season, may be returning to the C. B. W Y N N scene of his greatest achieve­ (Distributor) ments as the president of the embryo New York club in the P. O. Box 405 cinch to win the track champion­ National League. ship and score more than 100 victories in the process. Through last week's races, Whitehead's runners had account­ ed for 65 victories, 17 more than the outfit In second place, Jack Herold's Kennels. In third place with 55 triumphs waa tha Hobby nour Ranch Kennels with 55 vic­ tories followed closely by Carl Tracy’s sprinters with 54 wins. In t o n i g h t ' s main event Tracy's Wayne Roberta looms aa the dog to beat. Ills impressive record of 14 in-the-money finishes out of 18 starts is hard to match. Several other greyhounds in the featured ninth, however, have slates almost as good. Cindy Nan T h ursday - L adies N ig h t has four wins, Turnaround has four, Accomplished has five, Now Pauline has five, Leavitt has HEATED GRANDSTAND • five, Gay L. has five and Visalia LUXURIOUS CLUB HOUSE has four. NIGHTLY' 8:10 MATINEES-2PM • NEGRO • GRANDSTAND VALET PARKING • • The heart's Job la to keep Just the right amount of blood flowing to all part* of tha body. JbloAAom o u tw ith NEW HOME ( d a A pA in g y o u w ill lik e liv in g . A Com m unity o f H om es—B uilt W ith P ride C o n v en ien t C h u rc h e s, A nd To School*, C o u n try S h o p p in g C lub, FHA FINANCING BEDROOM C e n te rs performance-proved ever billion* of ■lie*, they giv* extra year* of aerrioe With three power lake of! point* you operate • wide variety of labor•oving equipment (trendsen, snow hied** winch**, ate.). 'J o * ' vehicles hove m axim urn peylead capacity, penved warn* *peoe into p ro i table e « j o sree. All dii*. plus lomtU initial • m il Ceme ia end am for y een d fj, cm CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP Hnnford, Florida S h o sm a k& A CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, IN C *11w - * •* VA M 1 M | r * M W �'A Day W e Saw H ell/ Nuns Report On Congo Ravages LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo (UPI)—"There was a day when we saw hell.” ® This was the way a pale Roman Catholic nun des­ cribed the days and nights of terror at the hnnda of sav­ age Congolese soldiera in Kivu Province following the murder of ex-Premier Patrice Lumumba. The nun, one of a group of nine who fell Into the hands of Lumumbist soldiers at Kasongo on Feb. 14, gave a detailed report of their sufferings. She said the soldiers threw them in a truck like cattle and herded them off to prison. 0 "In the courtyard of the prison they tore away our veils and we had (o take off our shoes and stockings and hand in everything we had In our pockets," she said. "They made us dance on gravel and stones, singing Lumumba songs. Then we were forced to dance with each other receiving kicks and slaps at every turn. Finally, we had to dance with Africans.” The report said for 24 hours afterward the nun* were locked in a large room with three soldiers. “There, our real suffering begnn.” the nun related. "We had to lie down on the floor, where the soldiers— real monsters—made us take off all our clothes. "We resisted as much as we could and struck them. Then, they tore off everything. They did not rape ua, but did with our poor bodies things so disgusting we dare not say them and even less write them." The account said seven other nuns and two white women were put in the same room with them that night. The mins said the soldiers came to rn|>e them, but tile first nun they took recognized one and cried, "you are a Christian. 1 recognize you. 1 am going to denounce you if you dare touch one of us.” The soldiers then took the two other women and they had to suffer in the place of the nuns. "They were taken away and raped alt night,” the report said. The next morning the 40 missionaries and nuns, along with the»two raped women and 12 or 13 other civilians, were released. The U. S. Air Force today proceeded with plana to fly the first tough Gurkha warrlora from India into the Congo over the hitter protests of Congolese President Joseph Kasavubu. The Gurkhas, scheduled to arrive Thursday, are the vanguard of 4,700 combat-ready Indian troopa ordered into the Congo by the United Nations Security Council to carry out militury action against rampaging Congolese soldiers, if necessary. Kasavubu, president of the newly formed federation of Congo states, charged Tuesday night that the UN’s decision to send Indian troops reinforcements consti­ tuted "unacceptable interference" in the Congo's internal affairs. Only Two Weeks Left To File For Homestead Exemptions 'WEATHER: Fair through Thursday. High today, 78-84. Low tonight, 50-55. VOL. 68 United Press Leased iVirT EMabiTshed 1908 News Briefs Chairman Urges .Unified Effort On Road Requests County Commission Chairman J. C. Hutch! ion issued a pies to­ day for the City Commission and Chsmber Commerce to yet behind the county in iti rosd pr-># r a m "instead of working * odds and causing dlscnilon.” Hutchison made the comment on .the city's action Monday night authorising its attorney to draw up • resolution urging State Board member Mai Brew­ er to expedite plans and make available the necessary funds on the W. First St. widening project. The City Commission also Scad a letter Monday from Chamber of Commerce manager John Krider urging action to get Brewer to give a committment for the project. Hutchison said "It is the coun­ ty's responsibility to handle roads — not the city's or John Krkler's. "Our road program would be iu better shape U they would gel behind us Instead of ^working at odds,” he emphasis, •d. Hutchison also explained that Brewer anured the County Com­ mission at the budget hearing Mar. 9 that the contract on W. First St. would be let within the ■ext three months, . "We felt that project was In the bag and that the slate waa getting ready to build that road. %|With that assurance, we didn't aee why we should put that in the primary projects," Hutchi•on ssld* ''As a m atter of fact,” the chairman stressed, “our resolu­ tion to the SRD reads that the county aika the SRD to complete all previous projects in the $1 million bond issue which was adopted by the previous board,” u»‘We already have lh« assurance •f the Molnar Ave. project,” Hutehlaon added. Krider said today that “ I have no desire to enter into any con­ troversy with the county or any governmental body. Tha only in­ terest I have la to sec that this most vital road la built. "1 feel we must have assur­ ances from somebody thsl W. .(ADrst St. will be the first pri­ m a r y rosd let in Seminole Coua. tr .” Krider said that two pait members at the road board had made promises that this road would be started and gave actual dates when the project would be let, but "ao far these commit­ ments have not been carried out.” WEDNESDAY. MARCH 15, 1061 Milk Board Meet TROUBLES OF HIS OWN —Rayno Davis la led in handcuffa from court in Fort Pierce where he testi­ fied at the trial of former Judge Joseph Peel. Davis Is being held on a robbery charge in aume jail aa Peel, Tape Coniession Studied By Judge FORT PIERCE, Fla (UPI) Jurors , n ls'cd /dns poo ft trdi.v while principals in (he Chillingworth murder case had huddled around a tape ivcordcr listening to ex-convict Floyd Lucky Holzapfcl'fl kmgplaying confession to the crime. Judge D. C. Smith said it would probably be Friday before the murder trial of Joseph A. Peel Jr. resumes in (he St. Lucie County courthouse. But he did not rule out the possibility that surprise witnesses could be call­ ed at anytimr, as was the case Tuesday. Smith, Peel. Holzaprcl and de­ fense and prosecution attorneys are listening to 70 hours of the Holzapfel’s tajwd confession, in which ho names Peel as his em ­ ployer in the June 13, 1833. mur­ ders of West Palm Beach Circuit Judgs and Mrs. Chillingworth. The confession was recorded last fall by Florida Sheriffs Bu­ reau investigators in a Mel­ bourne. Fla., molel room adjoin­ ing one where llolzapfcl was staging a four-day drinking bout with two ’‘friends” actually un­ dercover agents for the stale. Tuesday Prosecutor Phil O'Con­ nell succeeded in temporarily ending the adjournment and bringing to tha stand oft-Jailcd Robert E. Johnson of Greensboro, N, C. Johnson testified that Peel, 37, tired to get him to poieon llolzapfcl while all three men were in jail at West Palm Beach. Carlton Welch, defense counsel, immedtauly charged that John­ son was a “ wine-o" whose testi­ mony should be disregarded by the Jury. Johnson, who was a trusty at the jail, said: “ He (re e l) said if he could kill Floyd Holzapfel, he could beat the Chilling* orth murder charge. He said if he got rid of A new city water well U help Holsapfel, Multiple] wouldn’t tes­ prevent a critical water shortage tify against him.” le being dug today on the prasent A re ll field sits off Hwy. 17-82, En­ gineer Bill Bush eald. The new well, which is expected to be completed Jn about SO days, A new one-member show has trill pump goo additional gallons of water per minute Into the city'* been put on d ..r ._, 6 / the San­ ford Art Assn, in the Senkarik well field. The work is being done by the show room on Magnolia Ave. The work* of Mrs. Thelma Sikes Central Florida Well Drillers Co. a n on exhibit for two weeks. A and supervised by the Sanford en_ nineering firm of Leffler and teacher in the county school sys­ tem, Mrs. Sikes also is a mem­ wNhiah. Bush reported also that an s i- ber of the Sanford association and pluratory well has twon started on Florida Federation of Art and is the wratem edge of the golf not of the pupils of artist Hal course to try end locate a new McIntosh. source of water for the city. Bush aaid that thla well wilt be one of Tam m A t M eet City Finance Officer Henry ■ scries of teat walls to be d$g. The city authorized the lest well Term* Jr. is in Gainesville today drilling last year under a » year attending a short course for coun­ ty fiscal officer*. a p t U r improvement program. New City Water Well Work Starts New Art Exhibit Now On Display SANFORD. FLORI DA Furor Mounts On School Aid TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The Florida Milk Commission will hold its next monthly meeting at the Cherry Plata Hotel in WASHINGTON <UP1) — PrcsiOrlando March 21 si 9 a.m., Ad­ den Kennedy expressed hope to­ ministrator Howard Walton aaid day that controveray over aid today. to parochial ichoola would not be permitted to fuel religious preju. Negro Settlement dice and thua undermine the NEW YORK (UPI) - A three- strength of the nation. man commisiion left for Liberia The President aaid that once Tuesday night to buy 3,000 acres Congress pisses on hts program of lind for settlement and de­ of fedrral aid to public secondary velopment by American Negroes. ichoola, his administration would The group also purchaaed 400 be happy to cooperate in the study acres of land in Fayette County, of assistance in the form of loans Tcnn., for the resettlement of to non-public schools. Negro families who have been "dispossessed" and are living In tents. City Gets Boost ~NO. 148 Against a background of mount­ ing furor over bis stand llint fed­ eral aid to parochial and private schools is unconstitutional, the president—a Catholic—said; "I am hopeful that when the smoke is cleared, there will con­ tinue lu be hat many among the various religious groups of the country,” Kenned) |u)d a news conference that this particular situation went far beyond the question of educa­ tion Itself and involved an import­ ant ingredient of national strength. lie said he hoped that the school discussion in and out of Congress could he conducted in such a way to maintain the strength of the country, and not divide the nation along lines of religious allengiance. The adminfstration bill calls for aid to public schools only, provid­ ing money for building const ruelion and teachers salaries. Ken­ nedy, a Catholic, hai opposed fed­ eral grand to parochial and pri­ vate ichooli on ground! that it ia unconstitutional. Other highlights of the presi­ dent’a seventh new* conference: , He opposed the idea of an arti­ ficially shortened work week harked by some labor uniona. He said the American productive ef­ fort for the foreseeable future should be based on the 40-hour, five-day week. He aaid the United States will be ready lo proceed with general disarmament negoliatioaa by d o later than AuguaL Senate Prepares To Give Approval On Depressed Areas TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Trustees of the Interna) Improve­ ment Fund gave the city of Writ Palm Beach about 17 acres of submerged land In Lake Worth Tuesday at a site for a ft.4 million auditorium. The truatcca, WASHINGTON (UPI I — The before making the grant, remov­ Senate waa set todny to pasa Ita ed from the pared tome proper­ ty neat to land owned by John fourth depressed arena hill In five years—only this one wat expected Beach, who opposed the move. to win presidential approval, Planning W ithdrawal . The 1394. million measure was * I.VvIt, i u Pi/ —'lU b tli Xfii- the subject of lively debate The*ca disclosed tonight It will with­ day aver a m e n d m e n t s whlfch draw frt»m the British common­ brought several biting partisan ex­ wealth when it becomes g repub­ changes. Additlonnl amcndnionta lic on May* 31. South African were to be offered today before Prime Minister Hendrik Ver- l he final vote. woer.i told the other common­ The hill is the keystone of Pres­ wealth prime ministers meeting ident Kennedy’s program to help here that he had withdrawn hit area* which have suffered InnfL application for continued mem­ periods of high unemployment be­ bership because of criticism of cause of unfavorable local econ* SUPERIOR RATINGS were won In the District Four Glee Club Contest his country’! racial policies. omic conditions. fy <• at Daytona Reach by these Seminole High School Chorulier aolotata. From Former President Dwight D.* left are Sandy Uichunla, piano, and Putty Johnson, Suzanne Jones, Georg* Folds To Appeal Elsenhower twice vetoed similar Cameroh and Rill Johnson, all vocal aulolsts. TALLAHASSEE (UPU-MUlon hill* and created a hot political W. Folds, a community planner issue In such stales ns West Vir­ fired b y State Development ginia and Pennsylvania. Chairman Wendell Jarrartt, indi­ The Senate amended the pend­ cated today he planned to ap­ ing bill to require Unit the pro­ peal his dismissal to the Slate gram be administered by tbe ComMerit System Council. Jarrard inerca Department, hut turned said Folds was fired from his down a proposal that would have $4,000 ■ year job because "he given Congress control of tha fi­ did not rhooie to be compatible nancing. Tha meaaure also waa with our program.” He did not specify how Folds, a commission rhanged from a permanent to a 1 I planner for the last three years, four-year ptugrum. It was tha diragrrrm rnt over fi-1 M ai incompatible1. nunring that fused the paitisan Promise To Farm ers warfare in the Senate. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Prcsident Kennedy told the National Farmers Union today lie will ask Congress for legislation to rarry out bis campaign promise to help farmer* achieve an equal income status with city dwellers, Kennedy, in a letter to the farm organization’s national convention City Recreation nail I'aiks Di­ here, added that his administra­ rector Itouald Perry resigned tion would need the group’s sup­ Tuesday to take anuther job after port “ in our continuing effort the City Commission surd it tould to help the farmer achieve parity tin t give him a raise In pay. M IXED KNKKMUI.E NO. I also got superior rallnif in district tilting with of Income.” In a letter to City Manager W. Choraliers, uiitl Hoya and Girl* Glee Clubs. Ensemble members shown me. E. Knowles, Perry asked that hit from left, Wayne Evans. Tommy Rnrwu, I’liyllU McDaniels, Deanna resignation be effective April 16. Nichols and Billy Johnson. The superior winners will compete In the atute Monday night Knowles told the contest at Daytona April 28, (Herald Photos) City Commission that Perry had been offered a higher paying Job JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — A Navy helicopter pilot, seuiching and suggested to the board that the waters of Lake George Tues­ the recreation dlroc. e be given day, apolled tha bodies of two a higher clasiiflcation and pay more of the eight airmen who died boost. The commissioners luid they fell Commissioner a rejected a pro­ last Thuraday when their Navy Commissioner James P. Avery, bill many of the powers which they could not afford any increase lumber crashed Into the lake. posal to make U unlawful lo start who represented Seminole County various counties now have individ­ The Navy withheld the identifi­ in wages in the rvcteattun depart­ 11 thh Mute Aean. of County Com­ ually through local acta. any road project until the rightcation of the lateit victims until ment’s budget. missioner* meeting Tuesday said The cud* would permit county of-way is in actual state owner­ fn hla latter to Knowles, Perry next of kin waa notified. I ( lie would aik the commission next Five other bodiea were recover­ aaid, ”1 have been offered a posi­ I Tuesday to endorse tha proposed cuiumission era to c a n y on many ship. But they urged th at cities ed eerlier. Another body ’la still tion with the Nations! Pool Equip­ I county coda legislation "loo per­ operations including drainage and and counties b* relieved from buy ment, Co. of Florence, Ala., attd I missing. cent." w ater control without having to Ing rights-of-way and approved a I eel 11 la beat that I arcept," w ait fur the legislature to enact a law separating primary and sec­ Avery aaid that proposal is the Commissioner J, H. Crapps, one ondary road (unda, to keep tha first elrp since the state runaUtulocal hill. of tbe commlaaioners who aaid The Association ended it* pre- Itoad Depot Uncut frum borrowing Monday Dial he leit the city lion lu put lit* government back in legislative conference Tuesday by Irom the secondary fund to build couldn't afford any payroll increa­ the hand* of the people. The association threw ita weight okaying a lien and recovery law primary roads. A safety meeting of Home De­ ses in the recreation department, Other proposals approved in­ monstration Club members has explained today a remark attri­ behind the pnqwsed law designed which would allow the slate to col­ to ellminule hundreds or local bills lect from tire estates left by per­ cluded reduction from two mills to been announced for Thuraday be­ buted lo him •( lire meeting. one mill in the intangible tax on sons on welfare rolls. "Tbe statement that 1 aaid ‘1 considered by the legislature. ginning at 10:40 a.m. The prO|>o**l drew hot debate. stocks and bonds. Increased fees The code, designed as a step to­ Mis* Myrtle Wilson announced can't see paying a man $7,000 today tnat the meeting is open to a year lo teach kid* to twirl a ward home rule, was made lire No. Coiumissioiieia J. Christie Hull of lor tux collector* for selling auto­ the public sod that four-lane driv­ baton' waa merely a figure of 1 objective of tbe corn mis* loners Leon County termed It "frightful, mobile license tags, and collection ing, clover-leaf driving, signs and speech and not Intended to belittle organization In the 1901 legisla- horrible” and Wllmut Edwards of uf a tax on government and other day County said It waa "danger­ exempt property when leased to left Isnrs will be distuned by a the work of tlie recreation depart­ lU le, Avviy said. private business. The code writes into a single ous.'' Florida Highway Patrol officer. ment,” Crapps aaid. Director Resigns Recreation Post 2 More Crash Victims Found County Code Proposal Support Urged Safety Meeting Open To Public The armed services have been instructed to provide a greater percentage of defense contracts for small bualnesi, not only ia production of military hardware and supplies, but in research and development. Kennedy aaid the Export-Import Bank will authorize t23 million ia credit for laraal to purchase agrlcultral machinery end electrical power equipment to help speed tha development of the Israeli eeepv omy. Government Seeks. Damages From Price Riggers PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Tha government eeeke $12 million In damages from heavy electrical equipment manufacturer* Involved la price fixing and bid rigging. Tha Justice Department, acting In behalf of a number of govern* merit agenclee, waa Joined by the Tennessee Valley Authority In fit* big suit Tuesday in U, S. district court. The suit named General Electric, Weatlnghouaa, Allla • Chambers, and 1 • T • E Circuit breakar and th* Fedsrml Pacific Electric Co. Tbs .damage suit Involves |2S million In government purchase* of circuit breakara during tha pe­ riod 1951 to 19M and la t b p i i N l of several contemplated by tfct justice Department and the1T V 4, Gen. Robert Kennedy aaid. Tha defendants ware naHBf those which pleaded guilty a r no defense to price fixing sad bid rigging charges brought k f the Justice Department In a previous anti-trust caaa. Th* ault contended th a t the TVA, *4 a saparata corporation, may sue for treble damages. Justice Department officials had aaid th* government waa charged “roughly" 40 per rent more than the prices which would have pre­ vailed umirr conditions of open competition. New England Hit By Snow Flurries By Usilrd P raia International Winter weatbar era a confined lo northern New England today where only snow flurries re­ mained from a snowstorm that dropped threa lo four Inchea of new snow during a six-hour period Tuesday night. Nlght-Uine tom para lure aank lo IS at Houlton, Maine, and 14 at Calrbou, Main*. Tha storm earlier dumped up to 10 Inchea of snow on upper New York State and Connecticut and waa accompanied In Naw England by strong southeasterly winds and high Udas. Farm Tractor Rams ACL Car A farm tractor ran Into aa Untie Coast Lina car on W. 8t. early Tuesday afternoon no injuries war* reported, ( Sheriff's Office reported today. Deputy J . Q. Galloway charged th* driver of tha tractor, Jo* W. Williamson of I I I I Bummartla Ave., Sanford, with violation of right of way. Damage to the tractor was e stl. mated a t $150 and $50 to the ACL cer. | � 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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(UPI) — Champion Floyd Patterson, who twice rose from the canvas to knock out Ingemar Johansson Monday night, will next defend his heavyweight crown against Bonny Liston a t Philadelphia in September, it was learned author­ itatively today. Patterson and official* of the reorganised Feature Bporta, Inc.— which promoted Monday night's "(3 million" fight a t Convention H all-w ill leave Swedish Ingemar to history, despite his thrill­ ing performance in hla third title fight with Floyd. Neither Floyd nor the FBI offi­ cials are the least Interested In the loud debate over whether it waa a "short count" or a "rabbit punch" th at caused Ingo to be In turn floored twice for a knockout a t 2)45 of the sixth round. They know that another fight with Jo­ hansson would not aril. .The FBI officials have practi­ cally wrapped up the fight for Philadelphia’s Municipal Stadium and will announce it just aa soon as a group of reputable New York businessmen buy the con­ tract of Philadelphia Sonny, the world's top contender In all rank­ ings. Patterson and manager Cus D'Amate have Insisted that Bonny's questionable ownership lir a way to new purchasers. And the ownership will be changed soon, It was learned. Brown-haired, dimpled Ingemar who out welshed Floyd J06H pounds to 194)4—mada a thrill­ ing bid In the first round to be­ come the second man ever to win back the heavy weight title. But It wasn't enough, and he wound up wllh a gashed right brow and a badly swollen left eye and with referee Bill Regan counting him out. It waa the second time in their three title fight* that Ingo had been knocked out by P atter­ son, first man to recapture the title. Ingo floored Patterson twice in the first round with his "Goteborg Thunderbolt" of a right fist. Each time Floyd bouneed up at the count of one and took the manda­ tory eight count—used for the first time In a heavyweight title fight. Patterson rallied quickly to drop Ingo with a left hook to the face for a count of two on the canvas and the rest of the eightcount on his feet. After interesting competition in the neat four rounds, in which the champion had a distinct edge, Jo­ hansson attacked desperately in the slath round and had Floyd "while I adjust­ backing away ed myself* he esplalned. Then suddenly Floyd landed two solid left Jabs that drove the ex-chainplon sideways. Then ha hit on the left side of the head with a straight right that sent him back­ ward* and sidewaya to the can­ vas. ingo tried to rise a t the count of eight and almost made it — but not quite. When the referee waved his arms to signify the knockout, the crowd—estimated at 16,000—booed him because it thought he had given Ingo a short count. However, neither the Swedish ex-champlon; nor Edwin Ahlqulst, his Swedish advisor; nor Nils Blomqulst, his Swedish trainer; nor Whitey Blmsteln, his Ameri­ can trainer, protested the count. But both Ahlqulst and Blmsteln did protest that the blow which felled the 28-year-old challenger waa a "rabbit punch" delivered to the back of the head and neck. Ingo said he didn't remember what kind of a punch it waa "but it hurt." It waa only the second defeat for Johansson in his 24 professional fights. And both defeats were In­ flicted by Floyd, who had knock­ ed him out In the fifth round of their second fight last June 20 with left hooks. Just a year before that, Johansson had floored Floyd seven times fur a technical kayo in the third round. In addition to Patterson's two knockdown trips to the floor Mon­ day night, he slipped to the can­ vas once in the third while evading Ingo’s blows. Floyd suffered a ru t on his left brow In the third session. No official figures were an­ nounced for the fight but Feature Sports estimated the crowd at 15,000 and the gala a t more than 1600,000. Irving B. Kahn, closed-circuit TV tycoon and president of Tele­ prompter Corporation, estimated that the total receipts for closedcircuit showings of the fight at 207 theatres and other locations in the United 8 tales and Canada would be a t least (2,400,000. In addition, he said the money already guaranteed the promotion and Teleprompter from movies, radio, and foreign radio and films would approximate (700,000. "Those figures plus the gate," he aald, "should make the fight a (.1,600,000 record-maker. And Floyd and Ingemar should get be­ tween (700,000 and (1,000,000 each for their purses." The (600,000 gate beat the old Florida state record of (306,369 established by the Jack SharkeyYoung Stribling non litle bout at Miami in 1029. 7 MERLITE RATED AS one of tho top five favorites entered for the 200-mile AMA nntiona! championship motorcycle road race at Daytona Deach Sunday, will be Carroll Resweber of Cadarburg, Wis., who han won the AMA nationnt chumpionnhip for three consecutive yearn. Although never a winner at Daytnnu over the old beach-road course, Renweber Is hopeful of a better showing over the new two mile courae a t Daytona International Speedway, where the 100-mile am ateur race will be staged Saturday and the 200-mile expert classic in set for Sunday. With only 16 more nights of greyhound racing at the SanfordOrlando K e n n e l Club, Fred Whitehead's dogs seem to b« a Team standing in the Jet Bowlerettes finds the House of Leilani way out in front with a total of 71 gamea won. F ar down the Hoc in aecond place is Mary Esther's with MH followed In close order by Sween­ eys, O H ; Nells (1; House of Rahlja 41; Howes 41% and Duke Duchess 47, Bringing up the rear la Ivey’s with (7V( Yowell’s 26 and Lovely Lady with a total of I! gamea Only three games remain in the eeaeon, with a summer league •■peeled to be farmed in the near future. Several Jet Bowlerettes team member* who took part in the •U te Tournament la Jacksonville recently, made a good showing lor their team. Golf Pros Club To Be Formed Flan* are being made to form • new Central Florida Golf Pro* Club of all professional golfer* end assistants. Proa within a 65 mils radius of Orlando have bean Invited to join the group. The first organisational meeting will be held at Ihe Mayfair Coun­ tr y Club on March 24 at I a.m. In tha clubhouse, Rudy Goff said. At this time officer* will be elec­ ted and other important matters will be dlacuaaed. After the business meeting two tournaments will be played, the first to he a pro game and the •econd to he a pro-pro match. By MARIAN R. JONES An outstanding evening of basketball was played at Oviedo High Gym last Saturday pitting Oviedo and Slavla Junior High girls in the preliminary, the Oviedo Cubs and Slavla Crawlers in the second and Oviedo and Slavia Junior High boys In the final gam*. Oviedo girls, for the second time, came out on top, 16-7, with high scorers Marilyn Partin and Sharon Darity taking aix points each. High for Slavia was Joyce Bellhorn with four points. Suaanne Partin and Sandra Bellhorn did the refereeing. Oviedo girls playing were Judy Powers, Mary Willis, Joy Walnrlgbt, Marilyn Partin, Nancy Swenson, Sharon Darity, Bonnie Hoke, Diana Brewlngton, Dorothy Buiford, Jan Beasley, and Linda Packard. Playing for 8lavla were Joyce Bellhorn, 'L u Murphy, J a n e Brown, Martha and Sandy Mlk­ ler, Susan Duda, Geraldine El­ liott, Cathy Rook, Lynn Eustice, Charlotte Hyman and Barbara Koslc. Coaches were Mrs. E. L. Bell­ horn and Mm. Merritt Staley. The highlight in court play came with "the fight to the fin­ ish" between the Oviedo Cubs and SL Luke's Crawlers. Cubs, Oviedo Women's Club members and Crawlers, St. Luke's Lutheran Guild members, were sponsors of this spectacular event, Mrs. William B. West coached for the Cubs and Mrs. E. L. Bell­ horn for tha Crawlera. Mrs. Marguerite Partin, Oviedo High Girls coach and Mrs. Nell DeShaso, also a teacher, were “hard boiled” referees, "calling 'em close." The game was nip and tuck, 6-6 first quarter, 13-12 at the half, 20-10 third quarter and final quarter showed the Crawlers crawling ahead two points to make the finishing tally, 26-26. Players on the Cubs' team in­ cluded Lillian Jackson, Hope Shull, Shirley Slayton, Juanita Beasley, Dot Patterson, Bernice Kelsey, Junte Fleming, Pat Jackson and Shirley Beasley. Shirley Beasley waa high with 10 points. Shirley Slayton served as cap­ tain* For the Crawlers were Katie Duda, Barbara Kocrner, Betty Duda, Billie Jo Lukas, llildegarde Johnson, Gertrude Lukas, Jimmie Jakubcln, Virginia Bellhorn, Joan and Jackie Jakubein. Marian Fabry and K a t h r y n Duda. Joan and Jackie were co- Winnera of the racee held at Kart City for tha Semlnole-DtBary llaart Fund Benefit were Wiley F. Hoard Jr. In tha Senior clai* and Bobby Martin in the Junior class. Other conleetante In the junior division were Roy Phillips, Louis Allcmen, and Elm ar' Smith. In Iha senior division (he racer* ware Donald Arwood, Doug HUI, Howard Kirk, Joyce Long and Charles C, Fiddle. Winner* were presented with trophies by Ihe K art City man­ agement and all proceeds were contributed to the Heart Fund. captains and Kathryn Duda, with eight points and Betty Duda, with six were high scorers. Cheering to spur on the Crawl­ ers were Mrs. Charles Pula, Mrs. Walter Duda, Mrs. J. D. Colbert and Mrs. Joe L. Mlkler. Championing the Cuba were Kathy 8taley, Mary Jane Kelsey, Sharon Parker, Kim Ellis, An­ gela Ray and Marcia Beasley. Closing game brought Oviedo Junior High hoye out two points ahead of the Slavla boys with Jo­ seph Duda and Harvey Joe Slay­ ton refereeing. Jimmy Courier waa high scorer for Oviedo with 11 points and Slavla's Ted Bellhorn capped six for hla team. Slavla boys playing were Ted Bellhorn BUly Mlkler, Bobby Bellhorn, Bill Murphy, Tim Col­ bert, Arden Arndt, Charlie Beas­ ley and Marvin Allbrilton. Playing for Oviedo were Jim ­ my Courier, Ted Aulln, M irshil Lingo. Wayne Jacobs , Ronnie Howell, Rex Brooks, W a l t e r Beasley, Tim Packard and Ed­ ward Jepton. Jim Palmer coached Oviedo and Stephen R. Sidllk, a Slavla teacher, coached these boys. A special feature for Saturday's play waa Ihe press bos—an iron­ ing board and atools, miniature alaclric Irons atop each box Indi­ cating Uw ''press'' for all area reporters. Newspapers covering the big evening were The Llon'e Tale, The Orlando Sentinel and Iha Sanford Herald. Sponsors of the event were happy to report a packed house. Gat* receipt! will be ipllt by the two clube with the Oviedo profile going toward a Club Building for which opening construction is set In Ihe very near future. A 20-same Lyman High School and arc confident that this team H baseball achedule for this year will be hard to beat. Last year, Greyhound* finished was announced today by the with a 11-4 record. school's athletic department. The season opener will be Mar. 14 against Apopka at borne. Following is the remainder of NEVER BUY the schedule: Mar. 17, Kissimmee; Mar. 18, New Smyrna; Mar 21, ANOTHER Pierson; Mar. 24, Ocoee; Mar. LIGHT BULB! 26, Evana; Mar. 28, Ocoee; Mar. 30, Oviedo. April 4. Titusville; April 17. / . . . after yoafeoytht Evans; April II, Oviedo; April 14. i J Niw Longir-Buming Titusville, April, 15, Pierson; April light bulbs 18, New Smyrna; April 21, Bishop Moore; April 25, Bishop Moore: with the au ziif lO-TIMMJMIT April 28, New Sm ynu; April 29, FILE REPLACEMENT fiUUNTEE! Oak Ridge. May 2, Kissimmee; May 5, Apop­ mucV^kxSJf* jp e n ^ e r^ T jS ito e mat see ohm M bunt* eut, aSiettMr ka. The sub-group tourney will be­ gin May 11 with the group tourney May 18. Coaches Jim Payne and Frank Gore have been giving their pro­ spective team thorough workouts Jeannle Foulk was medalist, with an 68 in last weeks play for the championship of the Sanford Wo­ men's Golf Assn., held at the Mayfair Country Club and spon­ sored by the Sanford Atlantic National Bank. It was a very close race for low net between Susy Dickey and Mary Horensteln right down to the last hole, wllh the final win­ ner being Mary Horensteln. Low putta were won by Doesle deGahanl and she will receive a prise presented by Jennie Foulk. Pairings for the tournament are posted at the Mayfair Country Club with the first round to be played through March IS, the se­ cond round through March 19, third round through March 22 and the finals are to be played through March 26. Each contestant la responsible for play of matches in which abe la Involved. Further information regarding Iha tournament may be obtained from Crela Higginbotham. Weiss May Get Chance Again BASS GROC. & MKT. 2700 So. Sanford Ave. MIAMI, Fla. (UPI) — George Weiss, sent out to pasture by the New York Yankees aRer the 1960 season, may be returning to the C. B. W YNN scene of his greatest achieve­ (Distributor) ments as the president of the embryo New York club in the P. O. Box 405 cinch to win the track champion­ National League. ship and score more than 100 victories in the process. Through last week's races, Whitehead's runners had account­ ed for 65 victories, 17 more than the outfit In second place, Jack Herold's Kennels. In third place with 55 triumphs waa tha Hobby nour Ranch Kennels with 55 vic­ tories followed closely by Carl Tracy’s sprinters with 54 wins. In t o n i g h t ' s main event Tracy's Wayne Roberta looms aa the dog to beat. Ills impressive record of 14 in-the-money finishes out of 18 starts is hard to match. Several other greyhounds in the featured ninth, however, have slates almost as good. Cindy Nan Thursday - Ladies N ight has four wins, Turnaround has four, Accomplished has five, Now Pauline has five, Leavitt has HEATED GRANDSTAND • five, Gay L. has five and Visalia LUXURIOUS CLUB HOUSE has four. NIGHTLY' 8:10 M ATINEES-2PM • NEGRO • GRANDSTAND VALET PARKING • • The heart's Job la to keep Just the right amount of blood flowing to all part* of tha body. JbloAAom outw ith NEW HOME ( d a A p A in g you w ill like living. A Community o f Hom es—Built With Pride C o n v en ien t C h u rc h e s, A nd To School*, C o u n try S h o p p in g C lub, FHA FINANCING BEDROOM C e n te rs performance-proved ever billion* of ■lie*, they giv* extra year* of aerrioe With three power lake of! point* you operate • wide variety of labor•oving equipment (trendsen, snow hied** winch**, ate.). 'J o * ' vehicles hove m axim urn peylead capacity, penved warn* *peoe into p ro i table e « j o sree. All dii*. plus lomtU initial • m il Ceme ia end am for y een d fj, cm CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP Hnnford, Florida S h osm a k& A CONSTRUCTION *11w - * •* COMPANY, IN C VA M 1 M | r * M W �'A Day We Saw Hell/ Nuns Report On Congo Ravages LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo (U PI)—"There was a day when we saw hell.” ® This was the way a pale Roman Catholic nun des­ cribed the days and nights of terror a t the hnnda of sav­ age Congolese soldiera in Kivu Province following the murder of ex-Premier Patrice Lumumba. The nun, one of a group of nine who fell Into the hands of Lumumbist soldiers at Kasongo on Feb. 14, gave a detailed report of their sufferings. She said the soldiers threw them in a truck like cattle and herded them off to prison. 0 "In the courtyard of the prison they tore away our veils and we had (o take off our shoes and stockings and hand in everything we had In our pockets," she said. "They made us dance on gravel and stones, singing Lumumba songs. Then we were forced to dance with each other receiving kicks and slaps at every turn. Finally, we had to dance with Africans.” The report said for 24 hours afterward the nun* were locked in a large room with three soldiers. “There, our real suffering begnn.” the nun related. "We had to lie down on the floor, where the soldiers— real monsters— made us take off all our clothes. "We resisted as much as we could and struck them. Then, they tore off everything. They did not rape ua, but did with our poor bodies things so disgusting we dare not say them and even less write them." The account said seven other nuns and two white women were put in the same room with them th a t night. The mins said the soldiers came to rn|>e them, but tile first nun they took recognized one and cried, "you are a Christian. 1 recognize you. 1 am going to denounce you if you dare touch one of us.” The soldiers then took the two other women and they had to suffer in the place of the nuns. "They were taken away and raped alt night,” the report said. The next morning the 40 missionaries and nuns, along with th e »two raped women and 12 or 13 other civilians, were released. The U. S. Air Force today proceeded with plana to fly the first tough Gurkha warrlora from India into the Congo over the hitter protests of Congolese President Joseph Kasavubu. The Gurkhas, scheduled to arrive Thursday, are the vanguard of 4,700 combat-ready Indian troopa ordered into the Congo by the United Nations Security Council to carry out militury action against rampaging Congolese soldiers, if necessary. Kasavubu, president of the newly formed federation of Congo states, charged Tuesday night that the UN’s decision to send Indian troops reinforcements consti­ tuted "unacceptable interference" in the Congo's internal affairs. Only Two Weeks Left To File For Homestead Exemptions 'WEATHER: Fair through Thursday. High today, 78-84. Low tonight, 50-55. VOL. 68 United Press Leased iVirT EMabiTshed 1908 News Briefs Chairman Urges .Unified Effort On Road Requests County Commission Chairman J. C. Hutch! ion issued a pies to­ day for the City Commission and Chsmber Commerce to yet behind the county in iti rosd pr-># r a m "instead of working * odds and causing dlscnilon.” Hutchison made the comment on .the city's action Monday night authorising its attorney to draw up • resolution urging State Board member Mai Brew­ er to expedite plans and make available the necessary funds on the W. First St. widening project. The City Commission also Scad a letter Monday from Chamber of Commerce manager John Krider urging action to get Brewer to give a committment for the project. Hutchison said "It is the coun­ ty's responsibility to handle roads — not the city's or John Krkler's. "Our road program would be iu better shape U they would gel behind us Instead of ^working at odds,” he emphasis, •d. Hutchison also explained that Brewer anured the County Com­ mission at the budget hearing Mar. 9 that the contract on W. First St. would be let within the ■ext three months, . "We felt that project was In the bag and that the slate waa getting ready to build that road. %|With that assurance, we didn't aee why we should put that in the primary projects," Hutchi•on ssld* ''As a m atter of fact,” the chairman stressed, “our resolu­ tion to the SRD reads that the county aika the SRD to complete all previous projects in the $1 million bond issue which was adopted by the previous board,” u»‘We already have lh« assurance •f the Molnar Ave. project,” Hutehlaon added. Krider said today that “ I have no desire to enter into any con­ troversy with the county or any governmental body. Tha only in­ terest I have la to sec that this most vital road la built. "1 feel we must have assur­ ances from somebody thsl W. .(ADrst St. will be the first pri­ m a r y rosd let in Seminole Coua. tr .” Krider said that two pait members at the road board had made promises that this road would be started and gave actual dates when the project would be let, but "ao far these commit­ ments have not been carried out.” WEDNESDAY. MARCH 15, 1061 Milk Board Meet TROUBLES OF HIS OWN —Rayno Davis la led in handcuffa from court in Fort Pierce where he testi­ fied a t the trial of former Judge Joseph Peel. Davis Is being held on a robbery charge in aume jail aa Peel, Tape Coniession Studied By Judge FORT PIERCE, Fla (UPI) Jurors , n ls'cd /dns poo ft trdi.v while principals in (he Chillingworth murder case had huddled around a tape ivcordcr listening to ex-convict Floyd Lucky Holzapfcl'fl kmgplaying confession to the crime. Judge D. C. Smith said it would probably be Friday before the murder trial of Joseph A. Peel Jr. resumes in (he St. Lucie County courthouse. But he did not rule out the possibility that surprise witnesses could be call­ ed at anytimr, as was the case Tuesday. Smith, Peel. Holzaprcl and de­ fense and prosecution attorneys are listening to 70 hours of the Holzapfel’s tajwd confession, in which ho names Peel as his em ­ ployer in the June 13, 1833. mur­ ders of West Palm Beach Circuit Judgs and Mrs. Chillingworth. The confession was recorded last fall by Florida Sheriffs Bu­ reau investigators in a Mel­ bourne. Fla., molel room adjoin­ ing one where llolzapfcl was staging a four-day drinking bout with two ’‘friends” actually un­ dercover agents for the stale. Tuesday Prosecutor Phil O'Con­ nell succeeded in temporarily ending the adjournment and bringing to tha stand oft-Jailcd Robert E. Johnson of Greensboro, N, C. Johnson testified that Peel, 37, tired to get him to poieon llolzapfcl while all three men were in jail at West Palm Beach. Carlton Welch, defense counsel, immedtauly charged that John­ son was a “ wine-o" whose testi­ mony should be disregarded by the Jury. Johnson, who was a trusty at the jail, said: “ He (re e l) said if he could kill Floyd Holzapfel, he could beat the Chilling* orth murder charge. He said if he got rid of A new city water well U help Holsapfel, Multiple] wouldn’t tes­ prevent a critical water shortage tify against him.” le being dug today on the prasent A re ll field sits off Hwy. 17-82, En­ gineer Bill Bush eald. The new well, which is expected to be completed Jn about SO days, A new one-member show has trill pump goo additional gallons of water per minute Into the city'* been put on d ..r ._, 6 / the San­ ford Art Assn, in the Senkarik well field. The work is being done by the show room on Magnolia Ave. The work* of Mrs. Thelma Sikes Central Florida Well Drillers Co. a n on exhibit for two weeks. A and supervised by the Sanford en_ nineering firm of Leffler and teacher in the county school sys­ tem, Mrs. Sikes also is a mem­ wNhiah. Bush reported also that an s i- ber of the Sanford association and pluratory well has twon started on Florida Federation of Art and is the wratem edge of the golf not of the pupils of artist Hal course to try end locate a new McIntosh. source of water for the city. Bush aaid that thla well wilt be one of Tamm At Meet City Finance Officer Henry ■ scries of teat walls to be d$g. The city authorized the lest well Term* Jr. is in Gainesville today drilling last year under a » year attending a short course for coun­ ty fiscal officer*. a p t U r improvement program. New City Water Well Work Starts New Art Exhibit Now On Display SANFORD. FLORI DA Furor Mounts On School Aid TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The Florida Milk Commission will hold its next monthly meeting at the Cherry Plata Hotel in WASHINGTON <UP1) — PrcsiOrlando March 21 si 9 a.m., Ad­ den Kennedy expressed hope to­ ministrator Howard Walton aaid day that controveray over aid today. to parochial ichoola would not be permitted to fuel religious preju. Negro Settlement dice and thua undermine the NEW YORK (UPI) - A three- strength of the nation. man commisiion left for Liberia The President aaid that once Tuesday night to buy 3,000 acres Congress pisses on hts program of lind for settlement and de­ of fedrral aid to public secondary velopment by American Negroes. ichoola, his administration would The group also purchaaed 400 be happy to cooperate in the study acres of land in Fayette County, of assistance in the form of loans Tcnn., for the resettlement of to non-public schools. Negro families who have been "dispossessed" and are living In tents. City Gets Boost ~NO. 148 Against a background of mount­ ing furor over bis stand llint fed­ eral aid to parochial and private schools is unconstitutional, the president—a Catholic—said; "I am hopeful that when the smoke is cleared, there will con­ tinue lu be hat many among the various religious groups of the country,” Kenned) |u)d a news conference that this particular situation went far beyond the question of educa­ tion Itself and involved an import­ ant ingredient of national strength. lie said he hoped that the school discussion in and out of Congress could he conducted in such a way to maintain the strength of the country, and not divide the nation along lines of religious allengiance. The adminfstration bill calls for aid to public schools only, provid­ ing money for building const ruelion and teachers salaries. Ken­ nedy, a Catholic, hai opposed fed­ eral grand to parochial and pri­ vate ichooli on ground! that it ia unconstitutional. Other highlights of the presi­ dent’a seventh new* conference: , He opposed the idea of an arti­ ficially shortened work week harked by some labor uniona. He said the American productive ef­ fort for the foreseeable future should be based on the 40-hour, five-day week. He aaid the United States will be ready lo proceed with general disarmament negoliatioaa by d o later than AuguaL Senate Prepares To Give Approval On Depressed Areas TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Trustees of the Interna) Improve­ ment Fund gave the city of Writ Palm Beach about 17 acres of submerged land In Lake Worth Tuesday at a site for a ft.4 million auditorium. The truatcca, WASHINGTON (UPI I — The before making the grant, remov­ Senate waa set todny to pasa Ita ed from the pared tome proper­ ty neat to land owned by John fourth depressed arena hill In five years—only this one wat expected Beach, who opposed the move. to win presidential approval, Planning W ithdrawal . The 1394. million measure was * I . V v I t , i u P i / —'lU b t l i X f i i - the subject of lively debate The*ca disclosed tonight It will with­ day aver a m e n d m e n t s whlfch draw frt»m the British common­ brought several biting partisan ex­ wealth when it becomes g repub­ changes. Additlonnl amcndnionta lic on May* 31. South African were to be offered today before Prime Minister Hendrik Ver- l he final vote. woer.i told the other common­ The hill is the keystone of Pres­ wealth prime ministers meeting ident Kennedy’s program to help here that he had withdrawn hit area* which have suffered InnfL application for continued mem­ periods of high unemployment be­ bership because of criticism of cause of unfavorable local econ* SUPERIOR RATINGS were won In the District Four Glee Club Contest his country’! racial policies. omic conditions. fy <• a t Daytona Reach by these Seminole High School Chorulier aolotata. From Former President Dwight D.* left are Sandy Uichunla, piano, and Putty Johnson, Suzanne Jones, Georg* Folds To Appeal Elsenhower twice vetoed similar Cameroh and Rill Johnson, all vocal aulolsts. TALLAHASSEE (UPU-MUlon hill* and created a hot political W. Folds, a community planner issue In such stales ns West Vir­ fired b y State Development ginia and Pennsylvania. Chairman Wendell Jarrartt, indi­ The Senate amended the pend­ cated today he planned to ap­ ing bill to require Unit the pro­ peal his dismissal to the Slate gram be administered by tbe ComMerit System Council. Jarrard inerca Department, hut turned said Folds was fired from his down a proposal that would have $4,000 ■ year job because "he given Congress control of tha fi­ did not rhooie to be compatible nancing. Tha meaaure also waa with our program.” He did not specify how Folds, a commission rhanged from a permanent to a 1 I planner for the last three years, four-year ptugrum. It was tha diragrrrm rnt over fi-1 Mai incompatible1. nunring that fused the paitisan Promise To Farm ers warfare in the Senate. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Prcsident Kennedy told the National Farmers Union today lie will ask Congress for legislation to rarry out bis campaign promise to help farmer* achieve an equal income status with city dwellers, Kennedy, in a letter to the farm organization’s national convention City Recreation nail I'aiks Di­ here, added that his administra­ rector Itouald Perry resigned tion would need the group’s sup­ Tuesday to take anuther job after port “ in our continuing effort the City Commission surd it tould to help the farmer achieve parity tint give him a raise In pay. M IXED KNKKMUI.E NO. I also got superior rallnif in district tilting with of Income.” In a letter to City Manager W. Choraliers, uiitl Hoya and Girl* Glee Clubs. Ensemble members shown me. E. Knowles, Perry asked that hit from left, Wayne Evans. Tommy Rnrwu, I’liyllU McDaniels, Deanna resignation be effective April 16. Nichols and Billy Johnson. The superior winners will compete In the atute Monday night Knowles told the contest a t Daytona April 28, (Herald Photos) City Commission that Perry had been offered a higher paying Job JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — A Navy helicopter pilot, seuiching and suggested to the board that the waters of Lake George Tues­ the recreation dlroc. e be given day, apolled tha bodies of two a higher clasiiflcation and pay more of the eight airmen who died boost. The commissioners luid they fell Commissioner a rejected a pro­ last Thuraday when their Navy Commissioner James P. Avery, bill many of the powers which they could not afford any increase lumber crashed Into the lake. posal to make U unlawful lo start who represented Seminole County various counties now have individ­ The Navy withheld the identifi­ in wages in the rvcteattun depart­ 1 1 thh Mute Aean. of County Com­ ually through local acta. any road project until the rightcation of the lateit victims until ment’s budget. missioner* meeting Tuesday said The cud* would permit county of-way is in actual state owner­ fn hla latter to Knowles, Perry next of kin waa notified. I ( lie would aik the commission next Five other bodiea were recover­ aaid, ”1 have been offered a posi­ I Tuesday to endorse tha proposed cuiumission era to c a n y on many ship. But they urged th at cities ed eerlier. Another body ’la still tion with the Nations! Pool Equip­ I county coda legislation "loo per­ operations including drainage and and counties b* relieved from buy ment, Co. of Florence, Ala., attd I missing. cent." w ater control without having to Ing rights-of-way and approved a I eel 11 la beat that I arcept," w ait fur the legislature to enact a law separating primary and sec­ Avery aaid that proposal is the Commissioner J, H. Crapps, one ondary road (unda, to keep tha first elrp since the state runaUtulocal hill. of tbe commlaaioners who aaid The Association ended it* pre- Itoad Depot Uncut frum borrowing Monday Dial he leit the city lion lu put lit* government back in legislative conference Tuesday by Irom the secondary fund to build couldn't afford any payroll increa­ the hand* of the people. The association threw ita weight okaying a lien and recovery law primary roads. A safety meeting of Home De­ ses in the recreation department, Other proposals approved in­ monstration Club members has explained today a remark attri­ behind the pnqwsed law designed which would allow the slate to col­ to ellminule hundreds or local bills lect from tire estates left by per­ cluded reduction from two mills to been announced for Thuraday be­ buted lo him •( lire meeting. one mill in the intangible tax on sons on welfare rolls. "Tbe statement that 1 aaid ‘1 considered by the legislature. ginning at 10:40 a.m. The prO|>o**l drew hot debate. stocks and bonds. Increased fees The code, designed as a step to­ Mis* Myrtle Wilson announced can't see paying a man $7,000 today tnat the meeting is open to a year lo teach kid* to twirl a ward home rule, was made lire No. Coiumissioiieia J. Christie Hull of lor tux collector* for selling auto­ the public sod that four-lane driv­ baton' waa merely a figure of 1 objective of tbe corn mis* loners Leon County termed It "frightful, mobile license tags, and collection ing, clover-leaf driving, signs and speech and not Intended to belittle organization In the 1901 legisla- horrible” and Wllmut Edwards of uf a tax on government and other day County said It waa "danger­ exempt property when leased to left Isnrs will be distuned by a the work of tlie recreation depart­ lUle, Avviy said. private business. The code writes into a single ous.'' Florida Highway Patrol officer. ment,” Crapps aaid. Director Resigns Recreation Post 2 More Crash Victims Found County Code Proposal Support Urged Safety Meeting Open To Public The armed services have been instructed to provide a greater percentage of defense contracts for small bualnesi, not only ia production of military hardware and supplies, but in research and development. Kennedy aaid the Export-Import Bank will authorize t23 million ia credit for laraal to purchase agrlcultral machinery end electrical power equipment to help speed tha development of the Israeli eeepv omy. Government Seeks. Damages From Price Riggers PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Tha government eeeke $12 million In damages from heavy electrical equipment manufacturer* Involved la price fixing and bid rigging. Tha Justice Department, acting In behalf of a number of govern* merit agenclee, waa Joined by the Tennessee Valley Authority In fit* big suit Tuesday in U, S. district court. The suit named General Electric, Weatlnghouaa, Allla • Chambers, and 1 • T • E Circuit breakar and th* Fedsrml Pacific Electric Co. Tbs .damage suit Involves |2S million In government purchase* of circuit breakara during tha pe­ riod 1951 to 19M and la t b p i i N l of several contemplated by tfct justice Department and the1T V 4, Gen. Robert Kennedy aaid. Tha defendants ware naHBf those which pleaded guilty a r no defense to price fixing sad bid rigging charges brought kf the Justice Department In a previous anti-trust caaa. Th* ault contended th a t the TVA, *4 a saparata corporation, may sue for treble damages. Justice Department officials had aaid th* government waa charged “roughly" 40 per rent more than the prices which would have pre­ vailed umirr conditions of open competition. New England Hit By Snow Flurries By Usilrd P raia International Winter weatbar era a confined lo northern New England today where only snow flurries re­ mained from a snowstorm that dropped threa lo four Inchea of new snow during a six-hour period Tuesday night. Nlght-Uine tom para lure aank lo IS at Houlton, Maine, and 14 at Calrbou, Main*. Tha storm earlier dumped up to 10 Inchea of snow on upper New York State and Connecticut and waa accompanied In Naw England by strong southeasterly winds and high Udas. Farm Tractor Rams A C L Car A farm tractor ran Into aa Untie Coast Lina car on W. 8t. early Tuesday afternoon no injuries war* reported, ( Sheriff's Office reported today. Deputy J. Q. Galloway charged th* driver of tha tractor, Jo* W. Williamson of I I I I Bummartla Ave., Sanford, with violation of right of way. Damage to the tractor was e stl. mated a t $150 and $50 to the ACL cer. | �QTffr Oanfirrh VrralS Pape 2—Wed. Mar. 15, 1961 Claude Proctor Dies At Age 57 HAVANA (UPI) — Foes of Premier Fidel Castro ael fire to two government-wired Woohrarth 10-cent store* Tuesday night and bombed two other nationalized retail center* in the biggest outbreak of anti-Castro sa­ botage in downtown Havana i l o u New Year's. The fire*, apparently set by delayed-action phos­ phorus charges in top-floor warehouse* at the two store*, started about 7 p. m. and burned until after midnight. Thick black smoke blanketed dow ntown Hat ana. A fire department spokesman blamed both blares tm "sabotage ” The Castro radio blamed it on "phos­ phorus sent by the Yankee imperial i n Central InieJ- lig r n r * A g e n r y a n d p lace d b y t r a it o r * b o u g h t b y b lo o d sta in e d Y a n k e e F o ld .” A later broadcast blamed the flame* on "McCar­ thyite tClA Director) A iks Dalle*.** While firemen were fighting the two blaze*, about 20 block* apart, bomb* exploded outside the national tied Sear* atore and the Prccro* Fijoa department store, also g o v e r n m e n t -o w n e d . Three person*—a fireman, a special policeman and a store employe—were injured fig h tirr the fire*. The bomb* caused no reported casualties. Damage to the two buildicy* was ext—ait e. ForUonsFish Tax Deadline Nears Galloway Tells O w i k ■• f " n ■ P * last Plans Completed Ifv On Mar 31 w* Claude E Proctor, i*. »ho ) Wtj of) Sipci Ave. to Sanford died Sunday at Seminole Memorial lioipitaL Proctor U au rm ed by aeteral nephew» and niece*. Funeral ver­ tices were held tbia afternoon in Forayth, Ga. Gramkow Funeral Home wai in charge of local i n ranxement*. _ 'R'Af ■’ • i — * MflB ■ — <*' ■ : ' * rtto .1 * *>d| V GKEGMRY LUMBERS DISCOUNT Os Sarptaa Stock sip;-. 4 5 (7< CDR. K. F. ROWELL commanding officer of YAH-S is shown congratu­ lating the last class of A2D 'ik y w a r r ijr ” th in k m n e e n to graduate from the three month course of instruction a t .YAH-3. They are left to right: Cdr. RowelL W. E. Stroud ATR3 and R. A. Staple* AQB3. 1 <*7 «« whuh taxpayers uoaal d u n of «■«* “Super Right" Frewhly “Super Right” Pickled Tirkeu. a t G eoci. rwa now to bough: frota s i r Law or. ary • r a b f <f the bead fee all the fcxk, baked b r a u , «■> stow. roHi. lea «r n d w you caa eat. CecJ Cam as i* ebam aaa U (be bcaefn tu b in » tu ci u bemg toM to raise fctdi for the band trip to Waateagnw. D. C a April, la participate u t be C a rry Blos­ som Festival. "Let'a ah get brtiad o <a fa* ' Kara u d brlp th en raise the tm ii tbey seed to make t i s I flip ." said C ir tc e - Our band u •we c4 self two in toe retire state t* r e f u te tbit boner " Tbe regular Fraley a-gbl w c boa will take 'place and tbeae a tie td ia f tbe hah try will bate a s epportuafly to make ova* maun (*r themselaaa by bncgm i vfcle cleyhaat a n ir lu . o r t u r n that they ao ta a jrr seed or u r . la be awrtiaaid. Tbe htU try will i caeusue as k eg a* presto waat SPECIAL &SALE! “Super - Right” Heavy Western Steer B eef GRAIN FED FINE QUALITY FULL C U T ROUND Chalet CRAIN FED BONELESS M IN U T E CUBED SIR L O IN STEAK Air Force Orders SI Billion Jet Fleet Seminole Calendar GRAIN FED CLOSE TRIMMED SIR L O IN T IP PEANUT SPAGHETTI BUTTER MACARONI PORTERHOUSE T-BONE STEAK Farm Fresh Fruits & Vegetables! GARDEN FRESH Mr. E. L. Locke Dies In Hospital FRESH ROASTED Mr. T.W. Thompson Dies At Home A native cf Dshlta, Ga . be bad lived la Lcagawod far toe past l i years. He was a retired Mi3wngkt. ia m v e rs are k a wda. Mrs Pearl Locke, a daughter, Mrs. C B. &M*k, a m s , Edward, all of Lecgwocd. twa airtefa, Mrs. Ida ThcapM s of Mowltnr. Ga . JANE PARKER FRESHLY BAKED CHERRY PIES -« A: Livingston Rites ABN PAGE S- n *i» l t « 4* j a t t i e S t a i W t F w a l l o o » . 1a J a i M i D l b , for Tomato Soup 6 ^ 6 9 Mr*. M*. H. L m c fitM . m U e i of M ra . R e ve l F . J k h H o . Mr. a ad Mra. B o k o v left for Jatkseanlie Saturday afternoon, wtec ootif ied of toe m iw u UIm u of Mr*. L iutfiW c. Macaroni GREEN GIANT Peas ric tm a ti u v a o rtm a TO WHOM IT MIT COXOUUt: baOco ta barokr gtvoa tSot ISO w l t r t .|t t i n t i u t i u tao T u tlttenv Wane Otatoo* Caaptor MM* n#eVWa lutvta. til) n e e lor With UM CUfX ,r iso CircwK Coort. U t>* toe haiMl* Cowavr. atorv*^ -H i loeoiot of HMl of Uo a t t o a u i ,1 tala w tk* iSe Clttiuona u a * te-wto: n u GODOB anfor vrkle* ao t n ov. ***** *a vwittu. at IIS Coe-coed Orlv. 10 tfto Cltj *r rata fir*, runes Taa* too earix. oium M ta “ to Woetoaa* MU'KIH are a* YtwIVtt M eHt I. Jta a n t ^h*t*f A- if k a ts t Coaaty. Florda r u m r y i 1MI ^ •!,B *1 Kilt Pull fds*itle Grits 1Vi lbs. 21c Handy Andy Napkins Deter gtml Breeze 200 Mag— Ha A a r. a t S ad S t r t o t O P E N U N T IL 0 P M . n U D A V N IG H T P m * k this ad are effortIvo thrwwgh Satardaj, March IE �tfe ( ‘*r Ittftrl Wed. r.i*r. 16. 1961—Pn'fre 3 Im O MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. <UPI>— Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberic carried hi* unemployment inapection tour into Minnesota today for talk* with itate officiats and mon­ ey-pinched miners. Goldberg planned to follow tip lii* swing through iron mining country north of Duluth by con­ ferring with Sen. Hubert Hum­ phrey, (D-Minn.), and officials her* before his return to Wash­ ington tonight. lie left behind him in Wiioonnin a charge that th* Eiaenhowor ,V ' {* *V »-. - ' •" I K :'.,.. S p ' Goldberg Charges Ike 'Swept Problems Under The Rug' I # , r- a ^ ' v -t n‘'£L . \ fa-xVv ^. r ,J administration ( w e p t economic problem* “umlcr the rug" nnd a biltrr employers’ group who said the secretary ignored them. l.cater Rrann, ipokmmnn for tho Milwaukee Aaaodntion of Commerce, said he thought he was nn tha invitation list for Goldberg's meeting with the Mil­ waukee Common Council Tuesday, but "we never heard from any­ body.” "It looks as If only the lahoi side wai prraentrd and it appears that'* ail they wanted,” Itrann aald. In hie address to the Common Council, (ioldhetg accused the Kisenhower ailminisliHliun of sad­ dling tlie nation with an economic crisis, nnd uigrd bipartisan aupport for President Kennedy'* ef­ fort* lo relieve it. lie pledged that the Kennedy administration would "recommend whatever program* are needed to meet the individual need and lestoro the economic health of the United State*.’' Goldberg aald the GOP admin­ istration ’’should have done some­ thing about the economic situation and not swept it under the rug. i tional problem in the United "They should have come out with j States, nnd being a national probthe facta and shared them with lem we must deal with it in a nathe public. Unemployment ia a n a-| tional way.” Residents Organize In Precinct 12 Kcsidcnt* of Seminole County Precinct 12 mel al the C. F. Fields Realty office in Forest City for betlermcnt and jtrowlh of the community through economic, politics' and spiritual morality. Those attending decided to draw up a rough outline of charter proposals for pre*eni*t»ofi to >11 residents of the precinct. Organi­ sation wilt be on i non-profit basis. Thr next session will ba held at thr home of William D. McGinnis on Forcrt Drive, next Monday at 8 p.m. Sensational VALU ES (or Spring and Summer Outdoor Living . . . S E E U S T O D A Y ! B IX H M IH VOLUSIA STATE Rep. James Sweeny was the guest speaker at the DeBary Business and Professional Women’s Club meeting last week. Shown with the legislator are left to right. Mrs. Jo Peck, president; Mrs. ilermnn Lederhaus, recording secretary and Mrs. Oscar Papineau, treasurer. (Photo by Cox) De Luxe B u rp e e 's Luggage Rack Zinnia Se e d s Council Discusses Sewerage, Drainage $ By ATLANTA MctiINMfi M eaiurn lor control of w*lar sewerage and drainage from Alla monte Springs atreeli were discuned at the Town Council meeting Monday in Town Halt. Reiidenta were advised that two new ihuffleboard courts are Jo be installed at the Town Park Jfcnd that the old one will get a gepaving job. Council voted to invriligatc the Legal Notice „ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IS a n ii t o r ic M iv o ia c o c m , FLORIDA. SO. 11141 AMOS KKAO SAV1NOS RANK, a N*w Hampshire *avlne* M«lt. rialnlirt. JOHNNT I, WALLACE at at. I>*f<nd»nt*. notick o r auiT THE STATE OF rLORID.4 Ts: Jslmnjr U Wallaia, addraaa unknown, and Lyndls C- Watlira, addraaa unknown. Tou ara haraby notlflad that a •ult baa barn flint *s*ln*t you In tha abova antttled rauaa. and that you ara required to flla your anawar with tba Clark of thli Court and to aarva a ropy tharaof up tha platntirr ar plalntlrra attnrnaya. whoaa tu n a and addraaa la Jannlrika. Walla, Ciarka and llamtlton, 114 Barnatt N’attonat Hank Building. Jackaonvllla I, Florida, nut latar than April IT. 1141. If you fall to do ao a daoraa pro confaaao will ha antarad aaalnat you for tba rallaf damand* ad In tha complaint. TM* atilt la ta foracloa* a mortaasa. Tba rial pro parly proctartad V.alnat la: Lot 111, LJtKE HATtRIKT ESTATES, acrordlns to lb* plat tbaraof aa racordad In plat Book Mll". papa II. Pqbllc Rtcorda of lamlnola County. Florida. WITNESS my band and Ua a«al af aald Court at Sanford, Florida, thla tlth day or Mareh, till. (COURT SEAL.! Arthur It. Raekwllh. Jr. Clark af tha Circuit Ouart By Jean E. Wtlka Deputy Clark Publlab March II, It. II and Apr. S. HU. • V tuning of 23 screi owned by the Winter Park Telephone Co. to determine whether or not the en­ tire acreage la toned commer- Wildlife Film Shown A f Club Jim Reed, Education and In­ formation officer for the Flo­ rida Fish and Wildlife Commis­ sion presented the program for the Llom Club meeting Tues­ day. He wai introduced by Hirry Hervlah, Central Florida Conaervation officer. A film strip, entitled, "Gunning the Fly I ways," an interesting picture of duck and goose hunting from Canids to Florida was shown to the club. Legal Notice h t »i »: court o r t h e countv jin iir, skw i ' ihw counts -, STATE OF FLORID*. FIS .41. NOTICE IN REi ESTATE OF U. I* TKATNIIAU. Picaaud, Notlca la liar*by slv»n that tha undrralanad will, on thr Slrd day ol March, A. D.. 11*1. pr*»*nt tn tha Honorable County Judar nf S-mlnol* County. Florida, tlnlr final return, account ami vouchrra, aa Ktarulora of tha Krista of It. I* TRATNIIAM. d*i«B**d. and at aald llinr. than and tharr. m»k* application to tha aald Jude* for a final aattlaniant of thrlr ad* ministration of arid **t*l*. and for an ordar discharging Ihti.i aa • uoh Kitciitora. fiatad this tha Hat day or Fabruary, A. !>.. !*H. /*/ Carolina Callln H- nard Tha Atlantic National Rank nf Ja c k a n n vllla Jackaonvllla. Florida ny /a/ It C. Wager Truat officer O. Andrew Bpaar Attorney at laiw 1*14 H. rark Ava. Sanford, Florida Pnhlleh Fab. 11 A Mar. 1. a. 11. Legal Notice U lff THE riECUIT COURT FOR TEE klNTH JUDICIAL OIMt'UIT OF TEE STATE OF FLORIDA. IN AND, FOR SEMINOLE UOUATT IN CHANCERT NO. 1II4S. NOTICE TO DEFEND tO : TIIOMAB F. DALT sod ------HALT, hie unknown wife; DONALD W A L K E R and ------- WALKER, hie un­ known wlfai JANKT L Hlf.* FERN and --------, bar anknown hufband; AMBROSE C. FORD and MART U A FORD, kla wife; BDMUND F. • ALLBOPP nnd -------- ALLSOPP, hla unknown wlfai R. PAUKLIA BARTLETT and ■ . —, her unknown hus­ band; CHAS T. SMITH and ------- SMITH, kla unknown wlfa: LOUIS* M. ALLBOPP a n d .......... bar unknown huekandt STARLET P. LOVELL and MABEL R U)VKLL kla wife: WRIOIIT BARTLETT M d --------- BARTLETT, hla nnknown wlfai T H O M A S DEAN BARR and ——— BARR, kla unknown Wife; J ERNEST B. ALUIOPP and w FRANCES ALLBOPP. h l a wire: MABLE E. ALLBOPP and ------- . bar unknown husband; O. KIM1AII RUE* PF.LL a n d ------- RUSSELL hla unknown wife; NELLIE A. BARTLETT, a widow; J. E. COLEMAN and ------COLEMAN, hla u n k a a w a wlfa: MART K. REED and ■----. her unknown huehand. MABEL AI.LMUPP and --- .— , bar unknown hnaband; MRS. WRIOIIT BARTLETT and WRIOIIT BARTLETT, bar husband; ALTA­ MONTE HOMES COMPANT, a dlseulved Florida corpora­ tion; HOWARD II- ALLBOPP, KIINKST S. ALLBOPP. W. O. THATCHER and H E N R T ALLBOPP. aa tha laat direc­ tor* of ALTAMONTE HOMKfl COM-’AXT, a dlssalvod Flor­ ida corpatlon. and aa Truetea# or tha property at oald diaaulved corporatloa: O R ­ LANDO SECURITIES COMPANT, a dlaaolvtd Florida rorporallon, and each of 4^ tharn. If II' in*, and If daad, tha unknown apouaaa, hair*, devlatt*. Uaaltaa, sranlaaa, t radllora, aaalanaaa, llanora, siilgua, auocoaoora In Interrat. iruatoo*. or slhor parties claiming by, through, aadar or against the said aha** named Dafandanla or any af them; and all parson* knows or unknown, having or claim. Ing any right, litis or Inter*si In or to tb t following uaarrlbad real property Uanted In Bamlaol* Coaaty, Florida. U-wlll Parrot Ao. Oati Lola II. II, • I I , u l Si, Blonfc U . Lata I, I. II. and II, lllni-k *1; nnd Lol* 11. 14. 11. 31. 14II. nnd II, lllnrk II. of SANLANPO. THK HUIUTRII HEAUTIFUL according In plal tbaraof racordad In Plat Bonk I. pagao 114. •*. If. and II. Public Record* or Nantlnulo Cnuniy, rinrlda. Parrel No. Twoi I-ofw II. II. 1*. 10, :t, 11, 11. and II. IT. II. 11, D, 11, II. It. and II. Black II; Lola >. 10. II. II. tl, 14, II, 14, 1*. 14. IT. Tl. It, It. 11. II. Block 44: Ln1IT. II. II, 10. XL 15. 51. »n<> It. Block If; foil* I. 41, IT. tl, tt, t. 10. II. H, IT, II. It. to. 11, It. 10. It. 10. 11. 11. II. 11. II. 31. II. 51. XT. and !•. Blnrk «l. or BIN­ LAND!). TIIE S It H t R H HEAUTIFUL. according W» plat thsroof recordred In Plat Book E pagsa IIS . II. IT. ond II. Public Records ol paiulnul* County, Florida, Pwrcol No. Thrasi I.ala. 4, I, f. T. I. II. II. 1a, II. IT. II. , It. it. It, 14, II. >5. 11. H. D. II, 41. tt. tl. tl, and tt. Slock It. nr RAKLAXDO, TIIK SUBURB BEAUTIFUL according to plot tharoof rerord-il In Plat Hook 1. peg's n 't , ti, *1. and II. Public llac'irda of gamlnll* County, Florida. TA KK NOTICE that a ault In Chancery ha* baan filed against you In lb* Clrrult Court of tha Ninth Judicial Circuit of Florida. In and for Bamlnol* County, wherein JAM KB K MATTHEWS and ROPE N. MATTHKWS, till wife. ai* lb* Plaintiff*. and THtiMAB r DALT. at al. ar* De­ fendants. The nature of this suit I* a ault to Wulot Tills on tha above describ'd real property. EACH OF TOU la roqolrad to Ml* your answer and wrltlan de­ fames to the COMPLAINT with tha Clark of tha Circuit Court of gomlnolt County. Florida, la this pro'-aad'ng and ta aarva a copy thereof apoa tha Plaintiff*' attornoya, ROWLAND AND PETRUSK A. H East Koblnaun Ave­ nue, Orlando, Florida, a* required py law not later than tha 14th da> of April. A. D. 1111. If you foil to do so a Dacrta Pro Confaaao will no antarad against you. and tha suit will proceed a a part*. WITNESS tba hand of tha Clark and tbs Baal of Ibo Circuit Court of Ramlnol* County, Florida, thla tlth day of March. A. IJ. 1111. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Arthur H. Backwltb, Jr. Clark of Crlcult Court By: Jean K Will# Deputy Clark Rowland and I'atruths St East Robinson Atanua Orlando. Florida Attorney* for Plal nil Ha. Publish Mar. 11. 15. 51, April S. MIL ciil. If nol, council immediately util take ilepi to bring all of tin.* property under the commer­ cial lilting nnd alio to secure railroad rigid* of way through the acreage. A request from rcpreiertstlvsi of the Civic and Garden Clubs for funds with which lo replace broken dishes in the Community House was declined. Douglas Scott appeared before the board to request that a “ Cat Motel'* on Maitland Ave. be investigated. Scott laid that ad­ ditional animal* are being ac­ cepted when the original permit called only for the housing of cals. Dr. Paul Schallcrl informed the board that he will present a pe­ tition for abandonment of a por­ tion of Adelaide Hlvd. it the April meeting. Legal Notice IN TIIE Utltf I IT I 111 nT, NINTH J i l i n I tl. r u n t it ol- ll.m in i V IN 4 NII Pint NKVIlNtll.E I Ol NTI , (TIAM'KIIV NO. tills . HAROLD FREDERICK PKRKIXB. rielmUff. Vs NATALIE ROBEIIARIM PER KINO, lirf'ndsnl. NOTH K TO DEFEND TIIK HTATK OF FLORIDA TO: NATALIE ItOMKMAltIK PKItKINS 11 A u s tin M trrrt Chatlestiiw tt. Ma>sarhusiit* A sworn Uumblslbt having hsan fllsil sgulnst ynu In tba Circuit Court In anil tor Bsmlnol* Count), Florida. In Chancery, for Divorce, (h* short lilt* of said action bsInc HAROLD FREDERICK PERKINK. risintirr vs NATALIE IDibKMAHIK i'KRKINH. Dtfsndam. tbaaa prssrnta ar* to rauaa and require you lo flla your writ­ ten defenses, if sn>, lo lha Com­ plaint filed htreln, and to aarva a copy tharaof upon plaintiffa a t­ torney on or holme the Mill day of April, A. D. 1111, otherwise a lucres Pro Confaaao will ba an­ tarad against you and tha causa proceed as pan* WITNKHB my hand and official seal at Banlurd. Haminota County, Florida, this Ind day of March, A. M. 1111, (HEAL) Arthur II Itackwllh, Jr. clerk of lha Clrrult Court, Ninth Judicial Circuit of Florida By Joan M Wllka Deputy Clark Cordon V. Fradtrli k Attorney for Plaintiff 101.3*4 North Park Avanua I’. O. Bos tl|o Hanford. Florida Publish Mar. II. 31. H. April I. IN TIIK CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIIK NINTH JUUIITAI. CIRCUIT OF FLORID*. IN AND FOH DIMINOI.H CHI .NTI, PUIHID4, Household Broo 22" Power Mower 7T, ,. . with * ■ 1 ,.t* . 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Shiri-pockat-slaa radio with two-inch dynamic apa Complete with jarphon ptivata listaning, hattory ganuina Isathor carrying •J. • t fltMag toC-tll.ISC ■- . M K T g * .- .TT'. smamaasamam ,.w* Fiber Seat Covers - '' ' ' - -Twwwmi ’n ” Spalding Baseball & G lo v i; A ttractive, m tilti-colored, plaatic-coatad se a t cover with laatheretto trim, oixos to fit meat lato modal cars. l* r i* iii* **• ' Bath far l*<t*(l rm hkd* ItaliUr'* alov* a n d o ff ic ia l - > lu aandiot bo*ab*ll. T ir e s t o n e IN C H A N C E R Y N O . I t 13b. FIRHT FEDERAL HAVINDH AND l/)AN ABKOCIATION OF OR­ LANDO. a corporation, Plaintiff, V*. ETHEL R. PARTI/OW. a alngls woman. ARLENE M PATTT.IUMiN, a alngls woman, and HUB Ill'll,Dara, INC., a Florida oorporatlnn, Dafandanla. NOTli r. OF auiT TO: ETHEL E PARTI/OW and ARLENE M. PATTERHON Addrsaa Unknown Vou ar* hereby notlflad that a suit lo forarloe* a mortgage oo ilia below drarrihed property ha* basn cominanead against you In the Circuit Court of th* Ninth Judlrtal Circuit, Seminole County, Florida Tha altbravlalad till# lo lha causa Is Flrat Federal Ravlnge and L un Association of Orlando v*. Libel E Part low, at al. Tba description of i> • rail properly proceeded sgalnet la. Ix>t 141. of LAKE HARRIET KMTATES, Bamlnol* Ooont). Florida, according lo lbs plat thereof a* recorded In Plat Rook It, pagav 11 and IS, Public Rarord* af SamInule County, Florida Tou aro required ta til* your Anawor or other pleading upon lb* Clark of th* abot* Court and to aarva o copy tharaof upon Ullae, Hedrick A Robinson, lit South Court Mirast, Orlando, FlorIdn, attorney* for the plaintiff, an nr before April II, Ibtl. If you (all to do so o Dorr** Pro Con­ fess* will b# 'titered against you for the relief demanded la th* Complaint. WITNLHH my hand and tha seal of this Cuurt In Hanford. Hcmlnol* County. Florida, on this Ith day of March. A. D, lilt. •HEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. Clark of tbs Circuit Court Pemlmde County, Florida By Martha T. Viblea Deputy Clark (Ilia*. Hadrlck A Robloaon IM Boulk Conyt Btraat Orlandoj Florida Atlornat a for rialntiff publish Mar- 1, U. R U, Attractive full-siaa rack of rugged siecl. Weetherreaiatent baked enema) flniah. Easy to ini tall and remove. Youra for th* Baking... ' no coat or obligation. -CHAM PIONS A A 88 1.1*41 'Plus U i and Ora off your car REGAROLfSS OF CONDITION C O M P A R A B L E LOW P R IC E S OIM A IL S IZ E S Add only ‘I for WhltawaH No Monay Down with tka off yoar ear i \ S t l U !. I O K 1IRI S where your dollar buys MILES more 1(1 E. 1st St. SANFORD FA 2-0244 D O W N A W l t K �iv e r y — u ve I o m e does Two men who have eerred the people of Sanford fo r 40 y e a n each in a kindly and effective manner said Monday " it’a been a pleasure." And rarely in the annals of public service wilt any* one find two men who meant th a t more sincerely than Fire Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. and Police Chief Roy Wil­ DEAR W O N T: Quit forcing your a t­ tentions on the girl before she asks some­ one to intercede on HER behalf. I t is ap ­ parent th a t ahe is not interested in dating you. Look elsewhere. WORRY CLINIC by Dr. 6. W. Crane dramatic Aad If aa artist c a s t CASK H-OJ: Merges D., aged m , is manager of • book compeay that publish*e illustrated potam ti of Bible stories. “Dr. Crane, we have over SO Adi page color plates In that vetmns," he remarked, sa I was Buimtilm through one ef the hooks on bis display counter. "Besides, we b tra hundreds of pen sketches along the margin e r a t the bottom of the page*. "The artist spent tea years getting the exact details so they would be historically accurate. "Don't you think this Is a very wonderful book for children?” Please notice the effort and en­ ergy spent la trying to get the costumes or furniture technically accurate, to fit the age in which the characters lived. The artist Is le ha eemmeodad la r such diligence in minor de­ tails. But the book lacked suspense aad dramatic conflict. Tha artist had not placed the characters la telcrtstlng situations. P a r example, one color plate ef a s aid man, shewed him standing juet looking a t tha cloudless sky. H u t was all. A motionless, uafa mills r old n a n ! The human In­ terest value was almost nil! Why wasn't n lion shown •talking the man, e r n snake hissing a t him? That artist wasn't wise to ap­ plied psychology He didn't real­ ise that a cartoon sketch with •eR e dramatic o r sutpeais value, Is 'f s r mors Intriguing than a costly color plate on which hs spent ton years of research to depict tha needlecraft e r pic­ ayune details ef the sceae. Many artists a rt Ilka the typ­ ical college professor today. They get lost In uninteresting details, failing to raallte that the public rsacls with snap Judgments to the total offset. What child cares, for example, SIDE GLANCES whether Samson was dressed to a Roman tunic or n Jewish Shepherd's garb? Besides, modern Americans ean't recognise eitnir, so what's the difference? But children do know that Samson wrestled a lion with his bare hands and tore Us Jaws a p a rt There's the human Inter­ est scene to depict! Many artists end professors are so myopic as regards applied pichology that they'll muff their golden opportunity to interest and further motivate children favor­ ably. Instead they boast of mayba 10 years of exhaustive research on a hemstitch or sandal, when the children think "Se W hit!" Wa have hundreds of technically trained tru sts and thous­ ands of professors of English composition in this country, yet few of either group can sell any­ thing, for they don't understand people! They wasto their time on hem­ stitches instead of selecting truly major conflicts. Or, as English professors, they quibble over split infinitives, but don't see the love and strife and self sacrifice to human lives. Your children and mine don't get much of a thrill viewing static scents, such as Rebekab posing with n brown w ater ja r on her head. Why isn't she depicted as swept off her feet and melting to the impassioned embrace of Isaac? Kieses are fsr more intriguing than clay pottery. Who cares for n water Jar on n woman's bead, unless a bumblebee is burring around the latter and threaten­ ing some excitement? To pick a great artist, send him forth with a camera. Sea If be can bring home photographs of general human Interest. If oot, be can't paint pictures of human Interest, either, for rich hues can't taka tha place of dramatic conflict and suspense. Send 30 cents and ■ stamped return envelope for my bulletin on "Psychology of Advertising and Sailing.'' It shows the same psychological methods that Mich­ elangelo also used to gain tho spotlight and sell h it product liy Galbraith Charity Fund* girts* so I aggie, haggle, HAGGLE , By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY; Thera ii a girl who works in a restaurant who rtfueeo to have any kind of data w ith me. Sho is not mar­ ried (I have checked) and has no stesdy boy friend. I hare had other people inter­ cede on my behalf and I have asked her myself several times, but th e always t u n s me down with soma excuse. Don’t tell me to forget h e r and find a n ­ other girl because she is th e only girl who really appeals to me. I think about her all the time. I have w ritten letters to her and have sent her presents, but sha sends them back. How can I g et a data w ith her? W O N T GIVE U P They w e n officially recognized fay the City Com­ mission Monday for their long tenures in their depart­ ment*. The city applauded them fo r “devotion to duty and efficient service." We add our thanks to this official recognition of service to th e people. Their jobs aren 't easy and we’re glad th a t they have found some measure of pleasure In tending to them all these years. iT M l aa la* (baah Obbil: • • o DEAR ABBY: My girl friend has lost my ring. I t was solid gold and I got i t for my B ar Mitxvah. i am afraid my mother will slaughter me when she finds out be­ cause she doesn’t even know I let this girl wear it. Please tell me w hat to do. SCARED DEAR SCARED: Perhaps it was in­ sured, in which esse you are jn luck. ‘Fess up and take your punishment like the man you are suposed to be. POLITICAL NOTEBOOK WASHINGTON — (NEA1 - Ef­ forts to beat down tha U. S. for­ eign aid program are going full tilt while the Kennedy adminis­ tration Is still trying to decide what its future policy shall be. Principal argument o f t h e groups a gainst foreign aid la that tho Uni tod States can’t afford to send more billions overseas whila tha U. S. balance of payments situation is so precarious and tha U, S. domestic economy is to disturbed. This argument baa a strong appeal to businessmen feeling the pinch of recession, to the unem­ ployed and to Congressmen whose principal interest Is cutting any and all government expenses, partlculsrly abroad. Henry R. Labouisso J r. has only recently been confirmed and sworn in' as new director of tha U. 5. International Cooperation Administration which administers foreign aid. Ho has been, how­ ever, working with While House sod State Department officials on details of a new program to be sent Congress later to the year. Us broad outliaoa were sketch­ ed In President Kennedy's State of tho Union message. He called then for central policy direction of all U. S. foreign aid programs "that now so often overlap, con­ flict and diffuse our energies." Since tho Marshall Plan was set up there b are been tour such organisations. First it was Eco­ nomic Co-operation Administra­ tion. then Mutusl Security Ad­ ministration, then Foreign Opera­ tions Administration and now In­ ternational Co-operation Admin­ istration. By whatever name they esU it next—thereby further confusing countries receiving aid — what la being sought now is a to urnsround that will h u d tho pro­ grams In new directions. No pol­ icy bos been agreed on yot. But in his State of tho Union message the President said he would ask Congress for authority to establish a new and more ef­ fective program to assist the eco­ nomic, educational and social de­ velopment of other countries and continents—a new emphasis. Ho did aot mention tho mili­ tary aid programs, though it would be wrong to assume from this they will be left out. This year about $2.4 billion are appropriated for m ilitary aid and defense support activities, with $1.1 billion tor scattered econom­ ic asslstonco and relief programs. This aid is now being admin­ istered—as someone has describ­ ed It—a good bit like assistance to tho Now York, Now Haven and Hartford railroad. This is to keep it from bankruptcy. About all such aid docs is buy lime. This is often expensive, as has been proved to places like Korea and Nationalist China. Tho kind of aid administered By Peter Edson frequently determines the kind of government the receiving countries get. If a lot of mtUUry aid is given, a general emerges as bead of government, as to Pakistan o r Turkey. This may not promote democracy and economic growth. To get the U. S. foreign old program out of this rut of just keeping the recipient countries from going bankrupt, it is now proposed th st more U. S. foreign aid be matched by native capital tor investment in now enterprises and e c o n o m i c development. America can't furnish all the capital needed foraver. One other requisite of Presi­ dent Kennedy's is that larger contributions must be made by America's allies tor aid to the new and le u developed coun­ tries. A start to this direction has been made by West Germany's recent agreement to finance a foreign aid program of its own. Rut the German parliam ent’must first ratify this and appropriate money for it. German funds may therefore not become available before next January. I t Is conceded that tho German contribution to international for* eign aid may bo large. But first reports that this would be a billion dollars a year are now •aid to bo exaggerated. The alia of tho German contribution may be determined by contributions made by other foreign countries. CROSSROADS OF THE WORLD • By William Diuiy American barbers are old-fa­ shioned. T hty still use scissors. And slsctrie clippers. In Franca, such barbaric instrum ents ware tossed into tho asbean two years ago. They cut hair with rotors now. According to Jacques Couity. Although only S3, Monsieur Couity of Paris Is a toniorlal a rt­ ist of no mean repute, hovtng won Just about every European sward it is possibla to win for creating new hair styles for milady. When we met his own black thatch waa badly in naad of a trim. Ha readily adralttad this. But swore th at he would not have it cut until be returned to Franca. "Because ‘hero soy use so sceaseori," said Monsieur Cousty. Monsieur Cousty, who was gal­ livanting around the world, had refused to let barbers clip him in Indio, Singapore, Hong Kqng, Australia and Japan. Like Ameri­ can barbers, they wore hopelessly out of data. Two years ago, ha said, wbeo s h u n and clippers ware still In vogue to France, a haircut coat $00 franco (about 40 cento Amer­ ican). Now th a t razors a n used, the price to 1,500 franco ( th r u dollars). Being oa tho lunatic fringe e f tho tr a d e - in th at ho creates lunatic frlngso for wom­ en—bo thought this a groat im­ provement. With a rasor, explained Mon­ sieur County, you can "shade" tho hair, whatever th a t means. Frenchmen prefer shaded hair to i m k i t s l r i h air e ra s though they must pay almost sig h t times tha Cousty* who knew little English, waa accompanied by an tatsrprotor called Nellie Parry. "Do you apeak French?" aha asked mo whoa | Joined thorn to tho Elks* Club. "U a petit peu," J'al When asked If you French, It is olways wise to say "un psti peu" (a little hit). This sounds as though you are really more fluent than you pretend. T i l translate for you," said Mrs. Ferry. 'Do you style hair only for women?" I ntked the hair stylist. "Comment?" He looked blank. Mrs. Perry promptly took over. "Do . . . you . . . stylo . . . only . . . fo r . . . women?" sho said very slowly and clearly, aa If bo had suddenly gona deaf. “Absolutemeat," replied Moa■iemr Cousty. "Je fals lea coiffure pour lea dames settlement" In oth«r words, ysa. “When do you return to P aris?" Gomes Galore I Inquired. "Qu'sat ca qua vous aves d it? ” ho said. Meaning "I do not dig you, Jackson." Again, Mrs. Parry swung Into action. "When . . . do . . . you . . . re­ turn . . . to . . . Faroe?" In two weeks, ho said. Ha had to return to two weeks because ho needsd a h aircu t Until the rest of tha world eatchss up with France, Monsieur Cousty’s journeys around this glob* will be limited by tha length of his hair. He can travel only between hair­ cuts. to Jhs Most full-lima housewives today ■Mm to (hare o a t bod fault. Th«y constantly low-rale themselves. Maybe it to because u wives and mothers they have come in tor eo much criticism to the ls s t fsw years th at th ty hsvs so littls con­ fidence in their ability. Maybe it i t beeeuie they have used th at phrase "Just a house­ wife” eo long th a t they have coma to feel their job is no more im­ portant then the phrase nukes it seem. DEAR ABBY: My father was a brilla s t business executive who married a beautiful bird-brained woman who “ye*, sed” him all hts life and made him fee^t like a big man. I am their 6-foot son who inherited his mother’s looks and, unfortunately, her brains. I do not have college level mentality and my father Is crucifying me because I can’t get into a good college and follow in his royal footsteps. Please tell college boys not to pick the cuts little bird-brained dolls for dating purposes because, even though they have^. no intention of marrying the dummies,"1 they usually wind up married to them. Then their handsome bird-brained sons can't get into college and they are sick with disappointment. Tell fhose guys to m a r r y coeds who have good mental equip, ment and can bear them children who will be able to handle their fortunes. Let Idiots m arry idiots. "VICTIM" • • • Yes, Abby will answer your letter per-9 sonally if you write to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif., and enclose a stampad, self-addressed envelope. • • • Getting married? For Abby’s booklet, “How To Have A Lovely Wedding.” send 50 cents to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. tomc/t; eyRuthMiiiet Maybe bearing oil the time whet ■n easy life they have makes them feel guilty for not accomplishing more than they do . . . however busy they sosm to stay. Maybe it Is because combining a job and homemnktog has becoms so common th a t full-tlms bomsmakers hsvs become shy about giving themselvse credit for doing ju st ono Job well. Mors than likely H is a combin­ ation of all of these things that accounts for tho foil-tlmo homo- maker's obvious lack of satisfeo. tion with the job she to doing. The truth is that most full-time homemakers today deserve to ba proud of themselves fo r the job they ere doing. Day in and day out they makR) more important decisions, handle more emergencies, turn out more work, end come mote nearly being indispensable than any other group ef women. But inetead of thinking of them, selves as being important and of iccompllmhlr.g important things they eall themselves "Just housewives" . . . and constantly low *) rata themselves. What eterted ms thinking about P erry Came this wss hearing a housewife the Lockup other day say without any falls H aw aiian Xya r , e G et A Oecrel modesty “I’m so proud of myself.” P alar Levea Mary She hsd tackled and finished a Naked c ity A rm strong Circle hard job and she was so pleased T h eatre with herself aha didn't cars who r i i y Detective Xewteop* knew it. The pride in her Voice Channel Six X tw iroem hsd a cheerful, happy ring and M ld-Pla. Newe ■nddebly I realised what w si a t ) HaUywaed Mevle Cavalcade 1 rare thing it has become to hear C hanael t T heater • housewife give herself a well Jack lh a r Mew a deserved pat on tha beck. Television Tonight WEDNESDAY P. M. • 4 0 (1) M l (1) I O 'clock Movie IS) Channel Ola Newer M S ID X T. C onfidential S ill (I ) A tlan tis W e a u e r (I ) X tw acope X«wa 1:11 <«> Our SI lee B rooks (S) MU Fla. Now* M > t t ) H u a lle r-B rla U e r <»> ABC Newe te i Ilalabow Reach T.IS (XI M aabuat (I ) Beat o f the r o i l T ill IS) D ong Edwerg* I t i e If ) W a io a T rain (I ) H oag K ang If ) Malibu Run t;IS <l> Price la R ight (I ) Tha T hird Man (I ) Oaeia a a d H arriet ft) • <S> ISilS IS) <l) (I) Citrus Exposition To Be Televised (I) l i s t s (*) llsfe ( t ) (I) (I) ttilS (l> tt) 11:11 (1) l:i» (1) THURSDAY A- M. i:lt (! ) Sign On S ilt (1) C ontinental C laasreen t l ) ABC New* T;»* ( t ) T eday 1;I§ <•> Sign On— W eather, Newt M l t f ) Farm M arkat R eport li t # (1) Today (I ) W ake Up Cartoon* l: t# (I ) CBS Kawe R eport S ilt (f ) C aptain K aagaroo l;SS (l> W oathar a ad Nawa t : l e (S) Today l : l l ( t ) Countdown N ew t S:tP I t ) Tho V isitor* <t) n e m p e r Room (S)K arteon K apera l : l t IS, Itoacus I ( I ) D ing D ang School! • it s ( t ) c o n tro l Fla. Mawa a ad la terrto w e 10:00 ( t ) Bay Whon (I ) I L o ts I.ury (S) O rbit llsSO IS) P lay T our H us eh <•> Vldae viUogo title (l> Price la R ight (I ) Double X apoiare ( I ) M ara lag C ourt I t ISO CD C oacaatratlon <*) Surprloa P ackage <l> Lava T h a t Bob 11:10 <l) T ru th a r CoBseeuracte <t> Lava e f L ila (I ) Cam ouflage Th# highlights of tho Florida Citrus Exposition (Winter Haven, March 11-11) will be telecast oa WLOF-TV (Channel • ) tonight from 0:30 until T:M p.m. Mid-Florida viewers of Channel • will see interesting po*tiooi of (ho Citrus exhibition showing the behtod-thescenes story of our huge CUnu Industry. There will bo interviews with members of the G arry Moore "five Got A Secret" program which wilt originate from Winter Hsveavia Videotape. Also televised will be oxdttog THURSDAY P. IL excerpts from the w ater show oa Lake Stiver, adjacent to tho Citrus ItllS (S) ts c»»ts a* T n <i) ■eareh r o r Tomorrow Amphitheater. Between sets, dig­ t t ) Numbir Pleat* nitaries ef the CUnu Industry will 11:4$ IS) OhlSlag Ll«ht ISAS <l> MOO Kbwi E l f i n bo interviewed. t:M (l> f H H (!) Dr. a i l u * ') iM til J itm t . (I) A beut F i h i MS (I) A* The W erlS T ara* (I) ru rb o u i* i ■ ill <*> J m Murrey M i* (I) Fall Clrcla m Taur Day ta O w l •til (!) lia ra tu T e ia i (I) Ota (Family Claaalea (S) »«*1 Ta Reality PARIS (UPI) » One mllUoa 1:00 <1> Toung Dr. MaJeae 41) MUllaaalra civil employes, from grave dig* (S) Quota Far A Dar g e n ta a ir traffic controOen, 140 (I) Fraai Theta lUata (I) The VerSlet ta Taara w est oa strike for higher p er (O Wha Da Taa T rait throughout Prance today aad 4:10 II) Maha Hoorn Far D t t l r «> Brlnhtar Dar more than 13,000 m a r c h a d «■* A atrieaa BeaisteaS through the atrecte of P arti un­ 441. (f) Saarat etarai der the dose watch ef police riot (O xe«a ar Night 4:10 it) Here'a Halijweae oquads. S40 IS) a O'clack Marla Tha dem oostraten ahnutad aad (S) 40 chanted na they blocked traffic it around tha Hotel de TOte-Faris* 141 l(O City KaU. Tha M-hour walkout proteatlng President Ckertea de GmUe’o wage freete policy crippled pub­ lic services throughout the coua- Million On Strike In French Protest About ana gallon e f eyrup le consumed annually by the average American family an He pancakes and waffles. **ED SUNDOWN" Kary Cel i w • Color fa Peelers TV REN TA L T H E PRIVATE WAR OF MAJOR BENSON" TV Tonight NBC's “ Wagon Train" show* how a new wsgonmsster Is ac­ quired to replaco the late Ward Bond. Veteran character actor John Mclntiro gets the job to “The Christopher Hale Story." Joan Caulfield is guest sta r oa ABC's "Hong Kong" appearing to “Love, Honor and Perish” as o wife summoned to the F a r East by a husband who fails to appear. Don Ameche and Frances Lang, ford recreate their famous “The Bickersons" couple of radio pop­ ularity oa Perry Como's NBC hour. STARTS SUN. T H E GRASS IS GREENER" Cary Grant • Deborah K err Robert Mitcham Jesn Simmons ALSO LA8T DAY Adolte Mot. 7$e — Eva. $4c StaAsata Sic — Children X$c �nmmm Q U A N T IT Y RIGHTS RESERVED FREE 50 TOP VALUE STAMPS PRICES GOOD Thun*., Frl., Sal., March lli, 17, 18 W ITH TH IS COUPON A T YOUR NEAREST W IN N -D IX IE STORE h] Limit One Coupon To Adult With A $5.00 o* More Food Older BkmmmmEtmmMrn Sunnuland Whole or Void A(t#r Match 18 BEST BUY OF THE W E E K ! Half Smoked HAMS49 Sunnyland Pork SAUSAGE '£ 39* BOLOGNA Lb 39* W-D " Branded" Beef Sale! Jumbo Chunk ROAST 4 9 r SHOULDER ROAST Lb. 59* Club or PUFFIN Sweat ar Buttermilk S I R L O I N S T E A K Lb 89‘ Tender, Juicy Biscuits 1.39/ T - B O N E S T E A K ^ 98e C LA W CRAB Full Cut Meat as 98/ R O U N D S T E A K Lb 89e M ED IU M BULK Quality Controlled Fresh Round Bona FLOUNDER Filet • 39/ Wieners”.39* Scallops "• 59/ Shrimp “ 59/ £,rjo u n EAT-RITE d beef R I B S OF BEEF BEST BU Y OF THE W EEK! A ST O R COFFE can DETERGENT 3-Lb. Pkg. L. 39* TIDE 25 A R R O W -49. THRIFTY M A ID SWEET PEACHES 1 T PEARS 3= ?T DRINK 5 TOWELS 3 T HOUSE THRIFTY M A ID HALVES BARTLETT LIBBY'S PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT 49 SOFT, STRONG HUDSON ASSORTED COLORS L i m i t 1 o f y o u r c h o ic e w ith a $ 5 .0 0 o r m o re ■ i T * ? * .Food O rd e r Softeni Hard Water Wrisley Pure, Mild BAG SOAP IVORY SOAP Better By Far That Clean Feeling^ LAVA SOAP 2 Bon 25* ZEST SOAP Personal Protection _ M ild To Hands Liquid Detergent 2 SS 29* IVORY 2 tt 41* OXYDOL IVORY SOAP 2 & 33* C A S C A D E APPLES FILLSIURY FLAIN ar SELF-RISING 2 Bt 19* IVORY SOAP 4 Ei 27* Household Cleanser pi,.35* & 83* CLEANSER PROTEX SOAP 3 K 39* to sh FISCHERS ALE ar Fait Acting COMET Pure Mild M cI n BLUE BAY LIGHT MEAT 2&'69* Kln&5,!" 99* SPIC & SPAN & 29S&. 89* Deep Cleaning Deter Detergent Personal Protection DIXIE LILY EXTRA FANCY Potatoes-139^ TUNA 2^ 49/ BEER 12*1 FLOUR 5 49/ M ild Personal Site "tT 10* KIRKS SOAP That Clean Feeling Feel ini PROTEX SOAP 3fiS29‘ ZEST SOAP RI CE DETERGENT ■ Blue or White Limit 2 with a $5.00 or more Food Order ASTOR DELICIOUS YELLOW CLING 'MAXW ELL S i 47 I Makes Dishes Shine America's Favorite Bleach St 45* C L O R O X °bT 19* 85! 35' D IX IE DARLING POUND ^ 49/ Ct AA KK Efc I-S 39/ ^ 2 Ib- 39c Ora-Ido Frozen T A T E R T O T S 2 ft 39* Large Snowball Heads Pan-Redi Frozen C A U L I F L O W E R ^ , 29* SHRIMP •ARON# JU IC Y LARGE, JUICY M O R T O N 3 Apple, A pple, Cherry, Peach & Coconut MORTON'S 2 J8£ ,,0° JV/ P IES KS C FRUIT iii - 39 YOUNG, GARDEN FRESH POLE T v u m i , TENDER i s n v i R UAKD BEANS LBS. TASTE O ' SEA FROZEN HADDOCK 2 m u k iw n » MORTON'S 5100 tmcKen, Ham, nam, Beef, beer, Turkey, Salisbury MEAT Chicken, 29 DINNERS 2 $|00 BEST BUY OF THE W EEK! $|00 FOR f Minute Meld Fresen ORANGE BLUB GOOSE FROZEN If S'BERRIES 69 1 �Fashion Show Presented At Luncheon nequlna made of chicken wire and bright cloth. Mr*. Paul SpclU and her committee can take the bow» for thii new idea. Following the luncheon, Mra. E. M. Michael nerved aa commenta­ tor tor the faahkm ahow. The itage wai artfully draped with varioui fabric* from Garrella De­ partment Store. The wlvea modeled their own creation! which Included atylei for all occaaioni. Mr*. W. E. Jam es' three piece aporta outfit made of turquots drip-dry ging­ ham wai an outstanding example of good taste and talent. The Officer** Wive* from the N a n i Air Station and Halwing One Staff gave local ahopi keen of home-sewn creations, "Talent With A Needle.” The ahow was presented at the March luncheon meeting of the Officers' Wive* Club, at the Naval Air Station ballroom. Co-ordinators for the event were Mrs. Richard Glecion and Mrs. Harry Bryant. The room w ar very colorful with ao many women dressed In new aprtng finery and flower bedecked fcala. Table decoration* wera man- Satisfied Meat Customers Are A Foodmart Speciality. . . "A SK SW IFTS PREMIUM OUR OWN THRIFTWAY K ra | H ■ .■ CALO SWIFT'S PREMIUM svf 2V. l l PORK LOIN MODELING THEIR OWN CREATIONS a t the Officers' Wives Club luncheon and fushion show are left to right, Mra. F. Pachalka, Mrs. J. F. Riley, Mra. Henry Osborne, Mra. Robert Anderson, Mrs. Gib Blalte and Mra. E. L. Jones FLORIDA GRADE A 6 To 8 Lb. Average SMALL Limit Church Guthries Welcome VAH-3 Newcomers Calendar WEDNEAOAT Lcdr. and Mra. Charlei E. Gu­ thrie entertained, recently at their lovely Plnecreit home for the new arrivals to VAlf-3. flam, roast beef, c lie rue rolli, lea sandwiches and fruit punch wera served to the lionorcd guests. THURSDAY The attractive buffet tabto was Intermediate Department of th* centered with an unusual aprtng Ptoecrait Baptist Church will meet at tha church at 8:10 p.m, lor Plnecreat Baptist Church Offfeera end Teachers meeting, T p.m. Music committee meeting, • p.m. First Baptist Church Training Vaioa executive meeting, 1:13 p.m. (psA&jowd& a bay rids. N ew Arrivals Mr. and Mra. Paul U, Well*, ol l a s Diego Calif., announrs tha birth of an • lb. 4 ot., ion on March I. They hava choaan the name, Stuart Patterson, for the newt •n iv a l. He wai welcomed home by an 13 month old brother, Paul Wilson. Mrs. Wells Is the former Carol Skinner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Skinner, 808 Magno­ lia Ava. Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Earl D. Vaughan ami rnolhrr hava Just returned from Canton, Ohio, where they attended the funeral of Mra. Vaughan’s father, William Neu­ mann who died following a lengthy Illness at 83 years of age. Mrs, Jay II. Beck hai returned to Hanford after a two week visit In McRae, Ga„ with relatival and friend*. While there she re­ ceived medical care from Ihe noted surgeon and doctor of in­ ternal medicine, Dr. Duncan Bur­ nell McRae. Her friend* and rela­ tives here will be glad to learn that she I* much Improved. arrangement of snapdragons, cir­ cled with delicate fern and grad­ uated tapers. Newcomers lionorcd were Cdr. and Mrs. Theodore Klein, Lcdr. and Mrs. Thomas F. O'Connor, Cdr. and Mrs. Hud Gear, Lcdr. and Mra, II, J . Griffin. Cdr. and Mr*. Lyle D. Scltc, Lt. and Mra. Robert It. Arn, Lcdr. and Mrs. B. E. Smith, Id. and Mr*. P, C. Garret, Ena. and Mrs. Neal I). Gieske and Ena. William F. I*ahy Jr. Helping Ihe Guthries welcome the newcomers were Cdr. and Mrs. K. F. Rowell, Mrs. William P. Itcyn, Cdr, and Mr*. Ralph J. Mallua and Lt. (Jg) and Mra, Richard L. Conn. S Dozen, Legion Auxiliary Please Plans Rummage Sale This Weekend Get Back On The American Legion Auxiliary ia sponsoring a rummage sale Fri­ day and Saturday at tha Woodruff building, First and Park Ave. All members are requested to bring their contribution* to Mrs. W. J. King, 2334 Park Drive who la chairman of the sale. Anyone who would like to donate articlei to the group, may call Mrs. King and someone will call for thorn. The ^ FOLGER’S Instant Gold Standard With Limit 1 With n Or More Order STOKE LY’8 ^ COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY PARKAY 2528 Park Dr. Tomato Juico 2 ^ CABIN HOME Cleanaat Wash to Town! Frozen Foods UNCLE BEN’S I MR. G. HUNTS CHUN KING CHICKEN Great tasting food drink supplies balanced nutrition! tna m u tt af a G lO tf lN t laving* and Laan business 49 400 Count Hexes JIM DANDY French Fries ' Making year any a baUir glaca la Uvt, mtk ang ills* a faathi M MARGARINE BOFL1N Tha Moscow fashion touch has com* to London. Seen around town wearing coaiack hats re­ The Northern tighii have hcen cently wera Princess Margaret measured at least GOO miles aad Princess Alexandria of Kent. above the surface oi the earth. Yotf wlH tf you ilorl now to m m aom•thing •agulorly. And < W l forgst, o collage fund lb a lot M alar to occumulats If you uaa tha kalp of our b ig dfvidands that w a odd to M u r account avary ate month*. Stop in aoonl Biff a Ready te drink...special gold cartoa Pies 2 “ 39- • Choke af popular Savon raady d ia l's fresh taste and balanced nutrition make •ticking to a diet to much easier! Its low calorie con­ ten t help* burn up excets body fat a* energy! No wonder Borden’s raady dtat has swept the country in just a few months 1 Consult your doctor before starting a reducing pro­ gram, especially if you've a history of kidney, heart, blood vessel or other disorders. Fresh Produce u . s. No. i POTATOES 2 — 8 Ok. Cm * �*h> Srralfi tVcd. Mnr. IB. L o ttie ALL THIS WEEK, Seminole founty Girl Scouts and Brownies will wear their distinctive green ur brown uniforms to school and W public places, in honor of Girl Scout Week. In many troops parties a rt being planned in celebration of the anniversary and this weekend, a giant cumporcc is taking place at Camp Tlcochce the big Girl Scout camp near Barbervllle, to wind up tha celebration, which began with church servicea last Sunday. ^ T h lt column continue* with aom* of tha laaders who guide and dried theie activities. TONI MILLER, Seminole Coun­ ty District Chairman of Neighbor­ hood IL I* a troop consultant who ■Lai Sd f XU*» TONI MILLER 10G1—Pape 7 'ZjcUidsn Qvud&A MAGNOLIA CIRCLE The MAGNOLIA Circle of the Garden Club met at the Pinecrest Baptist Church for the montiily session. A short business mecth / ig g in lo o th a m in | was held, and Mrs. J. W. Mess­ ier gate a report on garden therapy. Mrs. S. L. Wiggins gave her report on the Junior gardening. She reported that they combined the February and March projects and planted both bulbs and seeds. Mrs. T. J. Taylor was welcome ed as a new member. Alter the business meeting the members adjourned to Fellowship Hall where they joined members of the Woodrose Circle (or a (lower Arrangement Workshop conduct­ ed by Mr*. F. L, Woodruff 3rd, Two more workshops will follow, March 16 and Z3. Those attending were Mrs. S. L. Wiggins. Mrs. Art Harris. Mrs. J. W. Messier. Mrs. P. L. Elmore, Mrs. G. H. Sykes, Mrs. T. L. Taylor, Mrs. H. K. Ring, Mrs. Otto Borsdorf, Mrs. Jack Damn, CATHERINE BISHOP Mrs. W. L. Gramkow Sr., Mrs. CATHERINE BISHOP, Itadar R. W. Herron, and Mrs. V. M, of Ilrowuie Troop 323, la a native Smith, Mrs. Don Thompson was o f .S a n f o r d , as la her husband. She welcomed as a guest. was nut a Girl Scout haraelf, but her husband was adlva In a W SCS Holds Scout troop, Catherine became Interested when her eldest daughter wanted Monthly Meeting to become a Brownie, took tha Icaderahip training couraa spon­ sored by the Citrus Council and In McKinley Hall has been working with Brownie Twanty-four members and one Scouts for two years. guest, attended the monthly meet­ Her interests are vailed, but ahe ing of the Women's Society of ia especially interested in a rt and Christian Service of the First likes to do portraits In both oils Christian Church la McKinley Hall. and pastels. She does a great deal Following the business session, of sewing for herself and her four presided over by Mrs. L. D. Hast­ daughters, Cathy, eight; Cynthia, ings, president, the progTain was six; Susan five and Carol, three. given under the direction of Mrs. She Is also a member of the John T. Adams Jr. Otheri taking part on tha pro­ laora Garden Circle and wae com­ mittee chairman for signs and pos­ gram were Mrs. T. J. Taylor Mrs. ters In the recent State Flower George Chapman. Mrs. E. L. Cochran, Mrs. Hugh Carlton, Mrs. Show, J. II. Pigott, Mrs. W. A. Huntar, A BUSY YOUNG LADY ia Miss Mrs. L. E. Forguson and Mra. Dorothy McAlexandcr, daughter of W. A. Chapman. Mr. ami Mra. E. H. McAlexandcr of Sanford, a freshman at Florida Southern College in Lakeland. She Ladies Aid had an exciting week recently when ehe was chosen to ride on Plans Program two different floats in two differ­ ent parades. On Cancer Plant City haa been celebrating ita annual Strawberry Festival, Mrs. George Danielt, president with special ceremonies and a par­ of the Ladies Aid Society of (he ade and Mist McAlexandcr wae Lutheran Church of the Redeemer one of 12 girls from the university announces (hat the group will who rode in this parade. meet at the church. Thursday, at The university U celebrating tha T:X> p.m. for the monthly busi76th anniversary of iU Founder* nees and program meeting. Two cancer films will he shown Week and the local girl also was chosen to ride on a float in that during the evening and all mem­ parade. She reported that tha float bers are urged to attend and bring was one of the most beautiful aha a guest. haa ever eeen, depleting a Florida Coton, Mich., fa sometimes garden centered with a fountain known a r tha "Magic Capital of which sprayed “real water." tha World" because ana of Its Dorothy graduated from Semi­ leading industries la the m anu­ nole High School last year and Is facture of magician's aqulpment. majoring in elementary education at Florida Southern. has worked In Scouting for five fe a rs. v She started In San Diego as a leader of an Intermedlala group and later when her husband wae tranaferred, atarted tha lone Scout troop a t Whldby Island, Washing­ ton, before a Scout Council was formed there. She became leader of a Junior high school age group a t wall aa assistant neighborhood chairman for tha nawly formed Council. Tn Kingsville,' Tea.', where the Navy lent tha Millers neat, aha was a troop consultant and day camp director, aa well aa being chosen a delegate to the Purple Saga Council of Region Nine at Corpus Chrlatl. Texas was her home, but aha a t­ tended Marshall College In Hunt­ in g to n , W. Va. and whan their T lavy travel* took them to the Somoan Islands, she taught phys­ ical education and math in tha Navy dependent* school there. Scouting !■ a way of Ufa for tha Millers. Husband, William, a Navy chief warrant, i* Scoutmas­ ter of Boy Scout Troop 601 here, of which BOB BUly, IS. ie a membar. Daughter Andrea, IS, is a (inember of Olrl Scout Troop 10. The only Millers not in Scouts are Oviedo ala-year old Nancy and a married daughter. The Millere have only been In Sanford six months, but havo al­ ready found their place In the Mrs. Alma Pollard has returned Scouting program here and ara to Savannah, Ga., following a visit contributing a great deal, with with Mrs. Mac E. King, her cou­ thalr enthusiasm and actlva intar- sin, and Mr. and Mrs. George C. Means. Mrs. Pollard's home la in Mebsne, N. C. Fred Cartledge spent the week­ Longwood end with his brother and sister-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Cartledge. Ha, with bis brother and wife, war* dinner gueata of Mr. and Mrs. 1. B. Jonas oa Saturday even­ By M U . B E T IU SMITH ing. Mrs. BUly Piloian has been con­ Mrs. Msrtlia Kelsey, of Orlando, fined to tha Winter Park Mcmor- ■pant tha weekend in Oviedo. 0U Hospital for a week. She Is reported t t be Improving but will remain hospitalised for several days. Mrs. Jam es Smart has returned THURSDAY from a visit with bar husband, Bake sale In tha lobby of the wh» la taking his basic training at Camp Gordon, Ga., Mrs. Smart Navy Eichange building at NAS, is making her home with her par- sponsored by The CPO Wives Club, anti, Mr. and Mrs. George Allan, Proceeds will go to the Seminole Jm Longwood, while her husband Chapter of the Cancer Society. Hours I to 12 a m. m in service. 2 Convenient Stores 1100 W. 13th ST. 4th & SANFORD AVE PATRICK CUDAHY FLA. OR GA. GRADE “A” . DRESSED & DRAW N FRESH MEATY SEE - ALL LONG GRAIN to go PLATES PLANTATION MEAL OR GOLD MEDAL BLACK PEPPER SHURFRESII VANILLA MAXWELL HOUSE CAROLINA ^ whtn you do... visit FAMILY! If you mid PERFECTION HOMOGENIZED UP TO$600 phone: FMrta 2-4112 before noon to arrango tor money the some diyl FRESH FIRM your 112000 116.00 220.00 31200 412.00 WOO I 7.00 11.00 1100 1601 24.00 3200 (Plug Deposit) • Briefs • Slips • Bras by Bali LARGE CRISP • Silf Skin Girdles MARY-ESTHER’S Fe.bl<** Just PA TI UF UQ CHERRY ffiis With 15.00 Order Excluding Tobacco* H h iM r Easter outfit or go into n gift box! "Festering MAR-KEY BARBECUE WINTER GARDEN FROZEN Events ’nenth PLASTIC COATED PAPER SHURFRESII SHURFINE EVAPORATED Underpinnings! Lingerie FRE8H BEEF FRESH GROUND Personals Lovely CHUCK FIRST CUT Personals Local CHUCK Far Toe' Cheese 9oz.2/43c �■.v■ ; 5*S Tt v ’L.i."' i-i. _ :VrJi~uTsV ~r?rF .V>•:*.. *r. . f v.?*•,f w - twws.'* ' - r » .-.-r * * J" - , Iff n a fo ri ^rrilft H iS R A M P S F O * M UB * Front Runners Looking Bad In Grapefruit Circuit ve«rs-UH}:a;r;lP. t U t A I f T T L I n X lM ' U P O R T iK K A K t . IT B O U T H O M t t i V t '”' v: •*’ — I M vvopm co about L A A P — ALL H E DOCS is WA^H t v / ] He w ould d o M ORE HEY/itcchkid V tX JT// r— WELL— GUESS I d , d o s o m e R E A D lN '/ b e t t e r -» y—f R E A D )N 6 / [T O A N JSV M E ; : . ;• • •> ' i Hit. li'.n k UNDER* , S TA N D IT :a I - •HE'S SO T IN Y * A N D H ES OVER SIX Fe ET TA LU AND W EIGHS < United Press InternatiM al The American League has a new look this season, but it'* not quite tha on* that was expected. The New York Yankees and the Baltimore Orioles, the two teams that battled it out for the Ameri* can League pennant in I960, have dropped a total of seven games between them in eshibition con­ tests thus far. and are languish­ ing a t tha bottom of the 10-club circuit, New York dropped ita fourth straight Tuesday by a 4-1 aeore to tha MHwauket Braves. The American League champion* took n one-run lead In the fifth Inning on a double by Deron Johnson who drove home Mickey Mantle, but Milwaukee scored two runs in each of the sixth and ninth innings to aeal the verdict. Although it ia a common enough statement th at tha Grapefruit League game* count for nought, managera Ralph Houk of tha Yenbees and Paul Richards of Bellimore eta noticeably worried. Houk, his smile diminishing, put it simply: “I’d like to win on* toon." Richards substitutad action for words Tuesday and put the Orioles through a full-spesd drill lasting four and one-half hours under a broiling aun. Ha concentrated hit attention on the basic fundementals of hitting, fielding and pitch­ ing, and then announced th at vet•rana Billy Hoeft and Wea Stock, along with rookis Arne Thoraland, would pitch against Washington today in hopes of breaking the ■lump, Tha Yankees had worst news than the mere losing of exhibition games to contend with. Relief pitcher Luie Arroyo wes hit by e line drive in batting practice and suffered a fractured left arm, put­ ting him out of action for at Isaet three weeks, and sluggers Roger Maris and Bill Skowron were un­ available with minor injuriei. The Chicago White Sox, reedy to move In aa tha taam to bast should Naw York and Baltimore oontinue to falter, scored their third straight victory with a three-run ninth-inning rally to nip Minnaspolis-St. Paul, M . TWO HUNDRED )i 1;1 T. POUNDS |— <«. Upsets Mar NCAA Opening Play ; VIc a U tt. TD LIKE - — C P ’OW cm voHiM c* I rm r it n m , ths akt k ju s k a o u wuo you p o ifn * bumtws [ ■ K you sow rrxr tngauction I ^ P sout » a w rtA » y MCUO.,.? TKlf IS J MX. SMITH CAUtM. MLHJg SMITH r o B A TM S * M O T SHY. PSBUKVDut) BETTI ASK M X.KBM M .' S H U T \ Q J R BIO M O U TH , 4 TU P IP / KNOWWUAT^ r»5fcg£ United Proas The 1M1 NCAA tournament a Just one day old but already Wake Forest has served notice to powarhouae Ohio Stato and Cin­ cinnati that upsets a n y be in store lor them. Not only did Wake Forest stun eighth-ranked St. John's Tuesday night but third-ranked St. Bonaventure, Louisville and M onhaad State had hard times to the open­ ing-night tourney action. Nev­ ertheless, they advanced into the second round of the NCAA tour­ ney where even tougher obstacles Ue ahead. Wake Forest, nnexpected entry from the Atlantic Coast Confer­ ence, rallied from a 10-point firsthalf deficit to thrash the Redmcn, VT-T4. St. Bonavanture. getting a combined affort of 61 points from All-American Tom SUth and aophomore Fred Crawford, also came from behind to the second ball to down Jthoda Island, M-TS. In the other Eastern regional contest ns part of the Mad Ism Square Garden tripleheader, Pete Campbell's I f potato tod Prince­ ton to aa .S44V victory ever George Washington. Louisville got a lT-poiat perfor­ mance from John Turner in tha second half to pull out a TA-TO triumph over stubborn Ohio Universary while big Ed Noe and little Granny Williams paced Morobead Stato over Xavier of Okie, Tl-et. la the Midwest re­ gional action at Louisville, Xy. For Friday eight's Eastern re ­ gional at Charlotte, N. C.. that leaves Wake Forest taktog on tha loonies and Princeton meeting St. Joaepb'a Pa., which drew a byo Into the second round. Unbeaten Ohio State 14 - • waits to meet Louisville and Rantucky 1S-S clashes with M ast­ head State la Saturday's second round play ef the Mldssst region­ al* a t Louisville. The Buckeyes, Big Tha ti(lists and the nation’s top-ranked team, and Adolph Rupp's Wildcats, Southeastern Conference representative, drew ftret-round byes. The Midwest and the Far West regional* gat underway tonight with Houston I H tangling with Marquetta U-U. Arinina State » I playing Seattle 1B-T and South­ ern California 30-4 ranked No, I, playing Oregon 1M1. Alaska, California, South Daheta and Utah account for T4 per cent at the total domestic gold e l the United Metes. Johnson To Hurl Opener For Seminole Baseballers. first home game next Tuesday at DeLand at 4 p.m. Tha starting lineup for the lora il will be James Markham at first base; George Perides, sec­ ond; George Reagan, third base and Steve Barnes at shortstop. Behind the plate will be Jackie Caolo. Bobby Johnson was given the starting nod by Seminole High baseball Coach Jim McCoy to kick-off the Seminole 1961 sea­ son against Leesburg Friday night. The locals will journey to Lees­ burg ter their first encounter of the season and will play Iheir ALSTON of the Dodgers i y ALAN MAVER W A IU * A L S T O N OF r*eLOS A H G fiB S . p o p sf/rs m'ffo #a * \ f f l/oxrr/ Ft 7H£ MAXAS/P*' "i/v a 7 H£* 7HS one Cd**£HT 7HS SAV£ £t£pr ygA/r*. a n y 7*0 ;••. P g O P U tV t* V . V 2 g v .; y f « P TW/S ~' ' *OPt O F T M ‘' M L , P \ ^ / t y MAL7SH, V .n N “ > A*> OAteoFTtfo4* ' /* x o tv A -J rlitu — W XO C Ppfi. * / ^ - T <W V//f ' Tit PoPStA* W£*f 0*1/6 GAMS* OFF 7HPH /PS9 P£HHAH7 PACf f*AM* PLA/OFFt B U TfU L Pont* 70 frttetAce. ' - ----- HOHrypH, HALT t f roe MAH A/ PPHMAMT* ASP a o h lp fi/t/BB w trH a 3 * e e c o e p . coach Dodger Field Boss Not That Optimistic Over '61 Chances VERO BEACH, Fla. (UPI) Walter Alston la wondering if ail the baseball men who are pick­ ing the Los Angeles Dodgers as tha d u b to beat for the National League pennant know more about his team than ha does. “Sure we have a shot at it, • very good abot,” Alston aaid. “ But we have a big ‘IP here and there. I agree that we have greet looking youngsters, but bow do I know they will eome through for us? And If l don’t know, how can the other mana­ gera who are saying we are the team to baatT" U a couple of the youngsters coma through, if the Dodgers' •trong-armed pitching staff gains control and if the catching holds up—well, then, according to Alataw “tha Dodgers should go an the wey." “ But I'm not going to aay we are going to do It at thli lima. Aak me e month from now and maybe l can give you the an­ swer one way or the other." The youngsters he li counting ow are Willie Davis, the outfield­ er who led the Pacific Coaat league la hitting last year with an average of .341, and Charlia Smith, a third baaeman who bit .333 at Spokane. And unless John Roieboro can attain his 19S9 form, Alston may have to de­ pend oe a third rookie, catcher Doug Camtlli. “ Both general manager F u n Bavaai and I would rather have CamiUl catching regularly for one at our minor league clubs than sitting on the bench with us." Alston explained. "He can use another year at aeasontog and he is such a great prospect that we don’t want to rush him along too quickly." Cam 111: Is tha ion of the ter­ mer National League star, first baseman Dolph CamllU. He hit .311 at Spokane last year. Rose boro, after a fair season and a brilliant World Strioa to 1»M, flipped last year, bitting only .313. Unin s be comes back. CamilU will have to atay with the club to taka np the alaek. Aa for the pitching staff, Alston explains: "We bnve a wild hunch ef guys. They either strike out tha batlar, walk him er get behind oo the count end than coma in ever the middle ef the plate. They have to bettor their control and cor­ rect auoh mistakes as giving tha hatter a tot one to hit when the count ia against them." If they dn that, and the youngstore seme through then Alston figures he "will bn all atL " "1 look at it tola way," ha laid. "If all of our fellawi live up to their potential, we should win. U se/ did Mat to IN I and we wen. They didn't last year and we finished fourth. “Now each player on the Putsborph a h * plajwir « to hla po­ tential last year. Thai's why the Pirates won the pennant and the World Serie*. If any one of five dubs in our teague has Its play­ ers attaining their potential this season it could win the pennant." Alston put t h e Cardinals, Giants and Bravei in that cate­ gory along with the Dodgera and Pirates. "I really like the Cardinal prospects," be added. He aaid on the basis of the way the club plays against the Dodgera, the Cincinnati Reds should be to that group, too. "They have given us more trou­ ble than any other club the past few years," said Alston. "If they played against the rest of the league the way they do against us, they could win. "R should be a close fight and I'm not counting the Dodgers out of K at all. But until I aea more of the dub, I can't go along with those who are pick, tog ua as tha team to b e a t" Busby Inks Pact MIAMI (UPI) — The Baltimore Orioles announced today that out* fielder Jim Buiby had been aitned to a ooach'a contract, endint a playing career of 10 years In the bif leagues. In the outfield will be Mike Caolo in left, Barry Johnson in right and Butch Riser in center. The locals have been working out at the Municipal Stadium these past two weeks and McCoy raid his boys "were resdy to go." Grade A Racers On Tap At SOKC Two Grade A races are on tap tonight at the Sanford-Ortando Kennel Club and some of th# track's tup runntrs are schvdi^d to compete in tha first and featur­ ed ninth races. In the night's opener, crowdpleating Earnhart will be going for his eighth victory of ths sea­ son out of 16 starts. The youthful pup of (he Hobby Hour Ranch Kennel will be up against a field of veteran and Juvenile sprinters. One of the oldtimera in the opener ia C-Thni who also notched seven SOKC victories this season. Quick Fortune, running in her maiden year has finishad in the money in nine of 14 sUrta. The real veteran of the field, however, la O. B.'s Modest whs will be Bve.years-otd this month. Modest will be seeking bar fifth win. In the featured ninth, two Os­ wald Brother* dog* could M ilk run off with ths Qulnlela. O. B.'s Ample draw ths No. g box and O. B'a Sky High alert* from Ns. L Rounding c e l th s field am Get to, Mm Troy, Jim Drown. Mo­ tive, Tommy Ann and Rocked Dream. Biggest winner to the Ma­ ture field la Mm Treg wins. Unusual Score Sparks Kegler Play This week's play to ths fitNooner* League was marked by an unusual event when Dawn's Beauty Shop and tha Capri aach had • total pin fall of 1949 a £ had to split tha fourth point to giv* Dawn's lift and 1H points to tbs Capri. Winning threa points from their opposing teams were, CPO Wive* over Stenstrom Realty; Smith's Amoco over Big Dip; Shoemaker Construction over Lake Monroe. Turkeys were made by Helen Kaelln and Carolyn Betts af ths North Orlando Uem. Picking iP the 6-9-T split w m Claire Blais, with Martha Kinnard making ths 6-6*10, Dottle Palmer tha S-10 and Gerry Whit* spotting tha 1-7 pins. Richer Potty Heading Home MIAMI BEACH (UPI) -H eavj> weight champion Floyd Pattormm la on a train heading heme to­ day. delighted with the warld but dissatisfied with himself. Meanwhile, Ingemar Johansson —victim of a sixth-round knock­ out to their third titte fight at Convention Hall Monday night — haa a date to the Federal Building at Miami to discuss an tooton* lax bill of ft .009,101. J. / m m NIGHTLYI MATINEES 2PM EXCEPT SUNDAY WED. — FBI. SAT. Thursday - Ladies N ight • _ HEATED GRANDSTAND • • LUXURIOUS CLUB HOUSE • • -NEGRO GRANDSTAND • • VALET PARKING • Only 16 Racing Days Left I III. SOUTH OF SANFORD ON H1WAY IT-91 �Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! U se T hem ! • Classified FA 2-2611 Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: T um .. thru Frt. ■ I P. M. day be ^ o r r Insertion. Hen. Sit. noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tno#., thru Fri. - 3 P M . day be­ fore Insertion. Mon. Sat. n o n . RESPONSIBII TTY: Hie Herald will not be responsible for more than one Incorrect Inser­ tion of your ad. and reserve* the rlfht to revlae or reject any ad eertlaement from what ordered te Conform te the pel Idea of this paper. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Ixwt A Found 2 . N o t ic e d • P e rs o n a ls ,1. 4. 5. 6. *7. Education • I untrue Him Trundportatiun Food For Rent Business Rentals Beach Rentaln 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estata Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 1.1. Mortgage Loana 14. Insurance 15. Biieineua Opportunities 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Mala Help Wanted £18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysit t e n 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build • Paint • Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Serviced 26. Radio A Television 27. Special Services 28. lau n d ry Service # 2 9 . Automobile Service 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry • Pets * Livestock 32. Flowers - Trees • Shrubs S3. Furniture 1. Loot A Found LOST: Siamese cat, male, acal point color, la the vicinity of Sunland E ita tti. Child* p e t Ph. I FA 2-8883. LOST: Silver filigree Rotary Bead* near All Soula Catholic Church. FA 2-48M. 2 . Notices * P e rso n a ls S MINUTE CAR WASH $1.50 Open 6 a. m. to 8 p. m. dally. • a. m to 8 i m. Fri. A Sal. Iva Carpenter A Lester Vcino # NIFTY-AUTO BATH, 2408 French Avc. 3. Education - Instruction PRIVATE tutoring In bookkeep­ ing, typing, Engllih, arithme­ tic. Call FA 2 6302. ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS are in demand everywhere. If you qualify, train evening*. Write fbr Information. If rural give direction* to your home. Orlando Electronic* Institute, Inc., 1915 N. Orange Avenue, Orlando, Florida. 6. For Rent LAKE COTTAGE, furnished, 2 bedroom*, bciutiful view. Ph. FA 2-6106. RAVENNA PARK JHOMES READY FOR OCCUPANCY • Choose from many varied eatrrlor draigne and fleer plan*. • 4 Bedroom* • Z Balk* 6. For Rent 6. For Rent tEb* FURNISHED etl'clency apart- LM.ARGE room fm uishnl apart­ ment, 310 .MukiiuIIh. Cal’ A. K. ntent. full bath, clean. $40. 407>s ft’. Firit SI., Apt. 3. Raisctter, Florin, FA 2-18G1. NEW HOMES RESALES ONE DOLLAR DOWN IS ALL YOU PAY SUNLAND • S Bedroom* • 1 Beth »ith or nlthont screened porch. Monthly Paym ents’Lower Than Rent VA Financing At 5*J % Interest FHA In Servlet FINANCING DIKEtTIONH: Turn Wool on 29lb Hi. Fallow Country Club Hd. A Watch for w r algos BUILT BY A Shoemaker CONbf it LOTION CO, INCI I I Went 31th Street I’hnn* F 4 2-1161 • PO N T FAIL TO A8K ABOUT OUR OTHER ’ WONDERFUL HAV1NGH ON REMAINING NEW UOMKM IN SOUTH I'INELKEHT. 4th ADD. Home* Feature Built-In Urea* Kitchen* By — 8 I M I I A I # E L E C TR IC Refrigerator — Oven — Reage — Hot Water Heater Designed For Better Living Contact JLM HUNT. Sales Manager Odham & Tudor, inc. Car. U »y. 17-9$ * 17th SL, Saafard FRONB FA S-IS6I NIGHTS FA 8-9648 J. BRAILEY ODHAM, IHJEtL S3. F u r n i t u r e Dawn's INCOME TAX "WE TRADE" 3 MEN AGE 18 TO 26 \V\ H. "Bill” Stemper Aticncy To rtproeent national organisa­ Realtor—Insurer FA 2-4991 112 N. I’aik ESTATES MOVE IN IMMEDIATELY 27. Special Services SOWING b.v long experienced BULLDOZING and Land Clear­ ROLLAWAY, Hojpltal and Baby roliiml dress maker, FA 2-8577. ing. Clyde Nutt, Phone FA 2-0554 Beda. Day, Week, or Month— or FA 2-2903. FURNITURE CENTER 21. licauty Salons 1100 French Ave. PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING Ph. FA 2-7953 PERMANENTS 87.00 W. L. HARMON Complete with Hair Hit A Styling Ph. FA 7 4223 Used furniture, appliances, tools, LAR-RE’ BEAUTY SALON etc BdUght Sold Larry's Mart. PUMPS - SPRINKLERS 2610 lliawatiia Ph FA 21398 215 Sanford Ave Pb. FA 2-4112 All types and ilses, installed "Do It \ ourself" New A Used Furniture k Appli­ WE REPAIR AND SERVICE ances A Good Place To S T I N E BUY, SELL or TRADE .Machinery and Supply Co. Jenkins Furniture Rrailly Salon 207 ft’. 2nd St t>h. FA 2-6433 Walker Building 400 Sanford Ave. FA 2-7450 2510 Oak FA 2-7684 OUU BOARDING HOUSE FURNISHED house, call between FURNISHED apartment, hard­ 12. Real Entitle For Sal* 12. Real Estate For Sale wood floors, ilia bath. FA 2-6201. 2:30 and 3:30 p. m„ NO 6 3368. HOUSE and lot, 713 Laural Ave., SPECIAL 2 - ROOM furnished apartment, 7. B u sin ess R e n ta ls 16.000. 2 Lots tor sale, 711-713 Indian River Grove private bath and entrance, 318 14 ACRES of land - 10 acres In Laurel Avc., $1,730 each. F. J. OFFICE 8UITE: 4 rooms, air MeUonvllle. FA 2-5420, Deforce, 290 Johnson Avc., mature, producing grove. Pric­ conditioned, downtown location. ed at <17,900, $5,000 down, bal­ Jersey City, N. J. 3-BEDROOM unfurnished house, Call FA 2-0753. ance over 5 years at 6%; Fruit 1403 Wynnewood Dr. FA 2-7713. MAYFAIR HOME included. 9. For Sale or Rent FURNISHED small 2 bedroom Ask for J. Emry, associate of Wa arc pleased to offer this beautiful and attractively lo­ house, electric kitchen, water CUSTOM BUILT Home on U ke. O. E. Southard, 124 Canal cated Mayfair home for aale. furnished, nice yard. FA 2*2097 Street, New Smyrna Beach, Rent or sale. Reasonable, The large and spacious design­ or FA 2-3730. GA 8-4031 or GA 6-8510. Owner, FA 2-1597. ed floor plan Include* 2,000 LARGE 4 bedroom unfurnlihed 3 • BEDROOM furnished house, aquare feet of living area plus house, kitchen equipped, next ROSA L. PAYTON Casselberry. Ph, FA 2-B80H. a double carport and utility to new high school, $85 mo. Registered Real Estata Broker room. Includes 4 bedrooms, 2 FA 2-1971. Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha 12. Real Estate For Sale baths, 12 x 33 Florida room. Urge living room and separate FURNISHED 3 room apartment, 4 BR HOUSE, by owner. FA 14172 FOR SALE dining room plus dining area $10 per month. Adulta. 115 N. IN EXCLUSIVE 12 ACRES on Highway 17-92 near separated from kitchen by Jatsmlne Avenue. Circusland. Adaptable for al­ SOUTH SYLVAN LAKE SHORES aerving ami kitchen bar. The BACHELOR ROOM, private bath most any use. Hoads on three Beautiful 3 bedroom borne; fully kitchen is quality equipped equipped; central heat; double and entrance, parking apace, sides. For further Information, with built-in oven and dish­ garage, enclosed; intercom close in. FA 2-7758 or FA 2-6001. washer. There are many other telephone J. W. Hall, Realtor, system; large takefront lot, eye catching refinements In­ FA 84641. 3-BEDROOM furnished upstairs, landicapcd, with sprinkler sys­ cluding the beautiful landscap­ downtown apartment, $45 a 4-BED ROOM house with 3 acre* tem. A bargain at $28,500,00. ed lots and fenced backyard. month. Call FA 2 3071. For Information call FA 2-788$ of land west ol Sanford. Box Shown by appointment only. days, or FA 2-6368 nlghte or 143-A, lit. 1, Pauls, Fla. $35,000. RENT A BED Sundays. Rollaway, Hospital k Baby Bed* HOMES FOR LARGER By Day, Week or Month FAMILIES Stenstrom Realty St. Johns Realty Co. CARROLL’S FURNITURE I Bedroom maaonry, corner lot, THE TIME TESTED FIRM Pb. FA 2-5181 116 W. 1st. St. many extras, $1,077 Down. 111 N. Park Ave. Pb. FA 2-2420 11$ N. Park Avc. Ph. FA 2-6113 COUNTRY HOME on lake, 2 S Bedrooms, 1,700 *q. ft. of pleasant living, $2,500 Down. I FRONT LOTS In residential bedroom*, unfurnished, $50 per 3 Bedroom, Plnecrrst, 3 baths, 4-BEDROOM, I bath. FA 2-0233. aection. Phone FA 2-0786. month. FA 2-7504. Florida Room Extra, $2,000 I BEDROOM home in Country Down. 5-ROOM apartment, unfurnished, Club Manor. Small equity and F air Value Properties 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, Grove Man­ close in. FA 2-3619. RAYMOND M. BALL assume $62.00 per month pay­ or. Fireplace, $3,335 Down. And Associates ments. Ph. FA 2-7902. 3-ROOU garage apartment, water 4 Bedrooms, 2 baths, with 211 So. Park Ph. FA 2 5041 and electricity .furnished. No swimming pool, $2,800 Down. HOME PLUE INCOME for cou­ U k e Mary Branch FA 2-1290 deposit on utilities. No pels. ple or widow; practically down­ FA 2-1305 or FA 2-8341. Call town, 30t> Magnolia. Call Own- 13. Mortgag* Loana “WE TRADE" before 2:00 or after 6:00 p.m. W. H. "Bill" Stemper Agency • r , FA 2-7004. MORTGAGE LOANS 2-BEDROOM house, Lake Miry, Realtor—Iniuror S3 LOTS FHA and Conventional $73 month. FA 24685. Phone FA 3-4991 H I N. Park NEAR NEW HIGH SCHOOL Commercial k Residential STENSTROM REALTY 2-BEDROOM modern clean house 3 BR. CB house, $2,000 down and Thla group of lota can be purchas­ ed for only $13,000.00 with good 1U N. Park Ave Phone FA 2-2420 for rent at 1810 W. Third St assume 4h',i VA vortgage ol terms. All Iota 60 feet wide. Ph. Bartow. Fla. 533-2326. 17,400 at $58 per mo. FA 2-2413. 10. Female Help Wanted SLEEPING ROOMS, the Gables, 3-BEDROOM CB home. Urge ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Raymond Lundqulit, Assoc, 401 Magnolia Ave. COOK, experienced, Dixie Bell corner lot, 1900 Cedar Ave., near high school. Call FA 1-4276 FA 24931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Diner, Hwy. 17-92. TE 8 1429 3-BEDROOM unfurnished bouie. after 6:00 p. m. FA 2-3049 or FA 2-6347. FARMER’S AGENCY EQUITY in Wynnewood 3 bed­ AVON NEEDS N.V. Farmer, Realtor 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath, CD houae; room home, by ovper, $61 pay2 capable, reliable women to fenced backyard; pallo; bar­ menta Include everything. 4H% 2465 S. Park Avc. Ph. FA 2 5221 service A V O N territories. becue partially enclosed earmortgage. Large lot. Total After hour* FA 2-9618 FA 2-3012 Earnings unlimited. Write portr l>h. FA 2-1869. $10,900. FA 2-4537. Mra. Jean Mllanlch, Box 248, 4-UEDROOU, I bath home, en­ Lockhart Branch, Orlando for closed Florida mum, modern HOME RENTAL I1ELMLY REALTY interview in your home. equipped kitchen, many other Uciiutiful 3 lilt., 2 bath huma In 301 W. 13th Street extras. Call FA 2 0412 Loch Arbor. Available about 20 FA 2-7605, Evenings FA 2-3I7I March. Largo Florida room, din­ NO DOWN PAYMENT 17. Male Help Wanted ing room and built-in kitchen. NEW COMERS? We welcome you to Sanford. If you I It 3 Bedroom completely fin$150. nlahud Homes constructed on TRANSPORT TRUCK •re planning to buy in our at­ your own lot. Mo. payments OPERATORS tractive city we have a home for only 859.80 k $68.80. No clos­ Men having a minimum of three Stenstrom Realty you. We offer our service* at ing cost, no service chsrgei, no years sem itrailer experience. home specialists in tha real e* attorney fee. no title coils, U t N. Park Avt. Pbona FA 3-3430 Age 23 year* and over prefer­ tat* business. ao appraisal fee* Call red applicant. Must have a 3-BEDROOM house, So. Plnecreat HEADLEY CONSTRUCTION CO. good safe driving record. Driv­ Addition. Pb. FA 2*1719. FA 2-8545 for appointment. er will be alalloned in San­ Stenstrom Realty APARTMENT, 501 Myrtle Ave. ford. Apply ia person, 5714 Buf­ UNUSUAL RETURN FA 2-5802. falo Ave., Jacksonville. Fla., to ssl N. Park Ave. Phone FA 1-2420 20% Annual return on Incoma fill out application. Investment Property only 610,500 with terms. 3 BEDROOMS . 1 & 2 BATHS f o m e n t innul • F it A Wed. Mar. 15, 1901—Page 9 19. Situntlona Wanted CLEAN furnished apartment, close in, $55 per month, In­ Stenstrom Realty cludes water and electricity. FA 2-8544. 111 N. Park Avc Phone FA 2 2420 8 bedroom* . t Bathe a Bedroom* • 1•'« Beth* DOWN PAYMENT Krralh 5AN LANTA APARTMENTS. Nice FURN. APT., 2300 MeUonvllle. larse apartment*, 404 E 14tb SUBURBAN, unfurnished. 2 bed­ St. Ph. FA 2-4282 room house with Fla. room, on 2 It It furnished home . S73 route 415; Also newly refinish3 B R unfurnished . . >83 ed 4 room furnished apartment. 1 B R. apartment . . . $60 Phone FA 2-57T1. ROSA L PAYTON UNUSUALLY nice unfurnished I Registered Real Estate Broker bedroom s:arage apartment: Ph. FA 2-1301 17-02 at Hiawatha central healing, air condition­ 4-ROOM, clean apt. 611 park. ing, near churches and store*. No children, no pets. $60. Ph. 2-BEDr.OOM furnished apartment, FA 2-4263. tile hath, close In, 601 Palmetto. FA 2-1374 after 5:30 p m. WE NEED RENTALS Call or come into our office if WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms you would like to rent your private baths, 114 W. First St. horn*. We specialize in rentals, leases and property manage­ 2 B.R. trailer. FA 2.6388. ment Furnished or unfurnish­ 2-BEDROOM buhgalow, furnish­ ed. We think you will like our ed, 313 Palmetto. service. • • AS LOW 8, AH ftattfnrb WHERE W H E R E ___ WHERE . . . CAN 10U GET MORE HOME ^ DOLLAR VALUE J • 2 ♦ 3 • 4 Uedrooma • Planned Labi Front C o a e a s il; • $ FuraUhed ModsU fer yeur inspection Minimum $350 Dn. pARK n IDGE l a k e m a u i blvd. J m » West ef 17-91 FA 2-81261 FA 2-8870 tion In Sanford area. Complete training program for new men In advcrtiiiof field. No prevloua experience needed. Per­ manent position. Must be neat­ ly dressed and willing to study and work hard. Should be able to live on $85 per week during training. For interview call GArden 4-0037, 9:00 a. m. to 12:00 noon, or apply Suite 22. 301 Magnolia Avenue, Orlando, Fla. IB. Situations Wanted HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK Qualified Service Harriett, Eva Jo k Rob H. L. ft’helchel 105 So Oak FA 2-5742 For appointment call FA 2-2010 T V. STAMPS NOW AVAILABLE Parts and Service 22. Build • Faint * Repair Shelby 666 Door Closers ROOM SPECIAL S1I9S. Paint­ Yentsch Maintenance Service ing u.side and nut. Call Mr. FA 3-4843 302 F.. 21th Place Tasker, FA 2-6159. F R IG ID A 1R E PLATT’S CARPENTRY Services, Sales 4r Service new work A repair. Specialise G, H. HIGH In Fla. room enclosures. Ph. Oviedo, Fla. FO 5 3315 Days FA 2-74 la Evenings Sanford FA 2-3883. PAINTING: Colors a specialty. ENVELOPES, 1-ctlrrhcads, slateResidential, commercial, Indus­ ments, Invoices, hand bills, and trial. Licensed and bonded. programs, etc. Progressive Work guaranteed. Free esti­ Printing Co. Phone FA 2-2951— mates. Charlie Burris, FA 2-4574 306 West 13lh St oi FA 1-4437. CARPENTRY, painting, rooting 20. Automobile Service and cement work. FA 2-4899. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 2.1. Building M a te ria ls LUMBER - HARDWARE - PAINT ROOFING FHA Loans B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES We Give TV Stamps 903 W. 3rd SL FA 2-7898 31. Articles For Sale READY MIXED CONCRETE Outdoor Table Top* k Seata Lot Markers — Sills — Lintels Steps — Patio Blocks — Sand MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm. Ave. Ph. PA 3-5751 WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches,' canes, walkers. FREE DELIVERY Prescription* our Specialty FAUSTS Rx PHARMACY 2nd and MeUonvllle Ph, FA 2-7107. KKNMORE washer-dryer, 4 fL folding doer, 30 in. plywood door, reel type lawn mower, ornamental blocks, baled hay, size 40 tuxedo. FA 2-8809. BLONDE spinet piano, Uke new, can be seen at Benton's FuroIture Exchange, 3th A San­ ford. FACTORY TO YOU Windshield Back Glass ALUMINUM BUND! Door Glass Vent Glaas Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom SERVICE Scnkurik Glasa and Paint Co. rail with plastic ends. Plastic 310 Magnolia Ph. FA 3-4623 or rayoa tapes. Cotton or nyloe cords. 31. Poultry - Pet* > Livestock Senkarlk Glaaa and P aint On. 24. E lect rlr a l fcervlccii flJJ. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies, A House Wiring — Electric Servlee BELL Saw sharpening ma $40 each. FA 2-5601. Frigldaire Appliances N tver used. $150. FA 2-4836. B! Sid Vlhlen - Randall Electric FREE: Puppies. Just give ’em a 1961 NECCHI JR. L. B. aews forgood home. 704 Palmetto Ave. 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0915 ward and reverie, over pint and FA 2-6608 after 5:00 p. m. ELEC. fan. air conditioner and needle*, beautiful condition, a t­ water pump motors rewound 32. Flower* • Tree* • Shrubs tractive carrying cate, assume and serviced. ‘24 hour service" s payments of $5.48 per month 10814 E. IBlh St. Sanford, Fla. PANSIES for $ months. Write installment GRAPEVILLE NURSERY manager, Box SO e/o Sanford FRUilDAIIlE GrapevUle Ave. M ar Mth SL Herald. Sales k Service House Wiring Free Estimates VALENCIA ORANGE TREES CROSLEY SHELVADOR 11 H . Sid VUtlen’s Randall Electric COUNTRY CLUB NURSERY ft. refrigerator, good condition, 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0915 W. 20th St. Near Oolf Courae $80 Phone FA 2-7851. Ph. FA 2-5906 25. Plumbing Services I PAIR full leafth drapes, floral design, with light background. 33. Furniture FA 2-1853. RE-UPHOLSTERINO, w ort guar­ 20 GAL. garbage cans 82.86, anteed Free estimates. Phone Blanket Special. 2 far $6 ArmyI ’ lu n tb itiK & H u n t i n g FA 2*7818 or TE 8-2555. Navy Surplus, $16 Sanford Ave. AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With The Cash. SUPER 88. Boala - Melons 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-8562 TRADING POST. FA 2-0677. Gateway To The Waterway PLUMBING Your EVINJIUDE Dealer i • BIO VALUES Contracting k Repairs Robson Sporting Goods • QUICK CREDIT Free Eilin.ales $04-64 E . 1s t Ph. F A 24 M • EASY TERMS R L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-3383 WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMP! Wall 89 Automobiles - Tracks WILSON - MAIER RETIRED Pin h i tier does plumb­ New and Used Furniture I t PONTIAC, radio and heater, ing repairs. I’ll. MI 4-7TI3 be­ FA 14629 new battery, good tween l i t , mornings A even­ 311 E. First SL tios $145 caah FA 2-76M. ings 5*PIECE Formica top dlaett* »*t, perfect condition, bargain. FOR SALE: Clean, low mUcase 2 0 . H a d in & T e le v is io n NO 8-5174. 1957 Bulck hardtop 4-dr. Special sedan, new tires, thla week TV SERVICE within the hour. CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING only—$795. Reet'e Paint A Body Parts k labor positively guar­ Shop,. l«th A Sanford Ave* anteed 90 davi. Service calls Mattresa renovating Expert Up­ holstering. All Work Guaran­ FA 1-71It. $2. SUNSHINE TV, FA 2-9792. teed. Call Nix Bedding Mff. 3 . i— — SS IMPERIAL, a ir conditioned, Co., FA 2-211), 1901 Sanford 27. Special Service* loaded. Special price. FA S-OSM Ave. LANDSCAPING k LAWN SERVICE Cleaning. Fertilising, etc. Tor Free Estimate call FA 2-7197. INCOME TAX SERVICE O. M. HARRISON 2640 Hiawatha Ph. FA 28827 Res. 13U Palmetto FA 2-7948 Sewing Mach. Repairs Aid. .TAKES & MODELS RENTALS fa WEEK 203 W First St C l hr. ser.) FA 24825 NOTICE! SEMINOLE COUNTY RESIDENTS If you ere a Seminole County resident, but live out uf the FAtrfax exchange area, you n a y uow place your Want Ad with tha Herald fra* of any telephone toll chargee. Juat call ua collect 1 Longdale 8-Bedroom • H i Built from CALL COLLECT $8250 ONLY 3250 DOWN No FHA Closing C Coil* W L’env, # Em M from J Frin. k Sanford Herald Advertising Dept. ini. SEE and COMPARE — DIRECT!ONE: 10 Min- Co. of Hanford on llwy. 17-91 Turn Weal At Our Sign*. DAYS WORK. Ph, FA 2-4858. Ik b b r N E ■ if W Zx OF EXTRA COST EVERY SECOND GALLON o r QUART Marv Carter Paints 201 W. 1st St. FA 2-8649 J ! j FAirfax 2-2611 Office Hours: 6 a. in. • 6:1* p. m. Wook-Daya, I M s . s k - 13:66 Nooe Sab M o n t Hfrald ! �CANADA DRY GINGER ALE 2 lO2a TTO ZtlS t)C* — h ic k o r y s m o w d , s u g a r c u r io Prices Good Th rough SMOKtO Bat., Mar. 18 Plu* Drpotil Comet Cleanser BONELESS O eem y-La thering (very Agrees W ith You. 5c Of CORNED Rom e' ■ TO O llO U M i Taea^ WW. I: N Te T*H Thure^ Kri. l i l t to t:0 4 A, w r S A V f Y O U M O N IY { O N TO U R B in s f o f«t w i r ,t v f rooo ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ M E R C H A N TS Green S TA M P S W ITH f VI RY IMJfifHASI REG 2 for 29< VALUE PROFESSIONAL BLU E I R IB B O N ' j SATURDAY — I t s t o f :M SO n i l IX T R A MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS FR EE G IFT S 1 ALL CUTS FROM GOVERNMENT. II ..... m ic w GRAIN FED, occr CHUCK STEAKS » 5S RIB STEAKS » 69 ALCOHOL* 10 Detergent LARGE PKG, S I R L O I N - 89 PORTERHOUSE-98 PYNK T iX WHITENS b SANITIZES QUART IO TT LI CHOPPED SIRLOIN • P A T T IE S * O A ' AM ERICAN BEAUTY BLACKEYES Liquid Cleener that “BULL BRA N D" HOT SAUCE "K O B IY " POTATO STIX __ ■ PILLGGUNV DIR GALLAHO IB I S C U I T S C |- CREAM CHEESE SAXET FIELD PEAS SAXET BU CKEYE PEAS 1 & HU I OLD FASHIONED DINNER FRANKS 2 & i SAXET SPECKLED BUTTER BEANS WHITESIDE GREENS 3 cVn0, M A Y rA IK HUNTS TOMATO SAUCE Dishes Shine W ithout Wiping. Detergent " FNO A L L M E A T WUY d5 lLaim»I ^SLICED ^BOLOGNA * °o LARGE PKG. W ILSON’S QUALITY SHORTENING SCOTT (WHITE & ASST. 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S i* •AKER'S TASTY R ™ *S B n s« r E P U IO N A H n r MERCHANTS gT eEN STAMPS W ITH T H K H I N N U I o r AWT M C U H AMOHWAY MERCHANTIGRRH STAMPS W ITH TM C ru a O M A M o r AMU. la e u t ttABAXIMt 0ete7gent I J �, ... The Herald Delivers More Than 10,000 Copies Today! ____________________ WEATHER: Sunny and fair through Friday. High today, 77-88. Low tonight, 55-60. VOL. 53 United Preag Leaned Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA Established 1908 THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1961 fire Officials Probe School Building Blaze NO. 149 News Briefs 26 Trapped In Mine Stale Fire Department official* today are probing the ndna of C one Kory classroom building un Hi*1 Rosemvald Negro Etementary School property in Altamonte Spring* that wai deitroyed by fire early thia morning. County School Adminlilrative Aaalitant Walter Teague **id officiala bare not yet determined the cauio of the fira but that “it looka fusptcloui.” 4" Teague ealimated damage to the building at about WS.Ooo and aaid that school official! are considering starting double seafioni at the school until that building can be replaced. It was the second fire at the school in less than a week. Another frame building on the site was burned Sunday night, Tea­ g u e added. It contained one class­ room. Teagua said tha fire started around midnight and was brought undar control about an hour later by volunleera from the Altamonte Spring! Fira Dept. Thera a rt 309 pupils attending achool at Hosenwald. Tha Hosenwald plant la located on a seven-acre site and it made ♦ u p of one concrete block building with two cUsarooma and tha two fram e buildings. The school hold* grides one through eight and the State Sur­ vey team haa recommended an addition of six new classrooms at a cost of $78,000. FUKUOKA. Japan (U PI)—Two men were killed and 26 trapped to­ day by a southern Japan coal mine fire similar to one that took the live* of 71 miners exactly one week ago, and just 16 mile* away. Hopes for the live* of the 26 men were slight, police said, aa suffo­ cating imoke filled the 3,2H0-foot mine. Crew Rescued LONG BEACH, Calif. (U1M)— The rrew of the grounded 416-foot Greek freighter nominator was removed todey as tea* ralmrd alter shifting the 10,000-ton vessel near­ er ashore. The men were removed In relays stalling at dawn by a salvage vessel that transferred them tn the Coast Guard cutter Heather as a helicopter hovered over them in a precautionary measure. Moonshine Seized SUPPLIES OK SALK POLIO VACCINE are checked by Chairman Bud Stewart, left, in charge of the Jaycee Polio Shot Day project. Touchton Druggiat Glenn McCall, also a Jaycee. assured Stewart that there will be an ample supply fur the large crowds expected a t tha Jaycee Building (Herald Photo) Saturday. iaycees Urge Families To Get Polio Vaccine During Shot Day Saturday “ Every parent should take ad­ vantage of this chance to atamp out tha deadly disea h of polio, by having their children and themselves inoculated Saturday at the Jaycee Bulkllng on k'roaeh Atje., between the hour* of §. on. and 3 p.m." Jay rrort, thali'jian *» ot Drive projew, 'n> I e10,000Edu At State Mee n •t i Too D runk, Thftr Say there is no maximum for adults, for polio cm strike all age*. The second shot will be given In April, and there are three shots in the aeries. laJonaatwa aticvls have to M lj H.VJT.' to defray i m cost of needle* and Ha also reminds the pi JACK SON VILE fU Pl) — vaccine'. 1$ to 11 months have elapsed aatimatad 10,000 educate the third shot. It Is now Stewart estimates that approxi­ a rod today for tha fiSte time for a booster shot and these mately 1,000 people toak the ■hot* last year, tha first year Mislon of the annuel meeting of the Jayccei had undertake* a the Florida Education Aaan., with project of this kind. FORT PIERCE (UPI) A ^ a teacher pay raiaa tha main Aa oven greater response Is deadly tale of murder on a moon­ ® topic on tha eaenda. expected this year, for It la felt lit ocean unwound from reels of The aession wee formally open­ that there are Kill a great num­ tape recordings today in a closeded at noon. Commlttea meetings WASHINGTON (UPI) - H ie Re­ wilt take up the day and Got. publican party -haa Hated Sen. ber of people la (he area who door listening session that haa have not beeo iooculatad. The auapended the murder trial of Farrta Bryant will apeak to tha Goorga A. Smathara, President Salk vaccine could be ttw dif­ Joseph A. Peel Jr. group tonight. Kennedy's close personal friend, ference between Ufe end death Peel listened with Judge D. C. Pro-convention meeting! of tarl- among Its targets for defeat In to some members of the commu­ Smith and defense and prosecution oua FEA department! were held tha 1002 senatorial elect loos. nity, Stewart pointed out. lawyers while Ihe voire of Floyd Wednesday. GOP Chairman Thurston B. Six weeks of age la the mini­ (Lucky) Hnlzapfel recounted how William V. Chappell J r , Speak- Morton, In a report on the 1M0 mum for beginning the shots and he drowned Circuit Judge and P ar-designate of tha House, apoke elections and a program for 1M2, Mra. C. E. Chilling worth on the along with Senate Education Com­ named IS target atatei where night of June 14, 1933, on Peel’s mittee Chairman G. T. Melton of Democrats now hold Senate seats. orders. Lake City to a combined gathering Morion namrd Florida aa onr Ilolzapfel has reprated Ilia con of achool auperintendenla, achool of the 13 where "Republican can­ fession on Ihe witness stand In A 14-year-old Oviedo boy was board official* and State Depart- didates have a good chance of the trial, which started March 6. winning if backed by the pagty Hated In "satisfactory" condition But defense attorney Carlton ment of Education leadara. at Winter Park Hospital today after Chappell eaid too many teach­ organisational vigor of I960." Welch won Ihe right to liitcn to Morton was mildly encouraged he fell from a tree late Wednesday the tapes In hopes of finding dis­ ers think too much about aalariee and not enough about doing by the imso election results In the afternoon. crepancies in what wa* said tn the Buddy Hooker suffered two bro­ J , good Job, Melton said moat South, recordings and at the trial. He noted that In Georgia, Ala­ ken legs and poaaible tnternat in­ y lawmaker* ware considering a Smith has laid he will role after I “recruitment and evaluation” of bama. Mississippi. South Caro­ juries in the accident. hearing the 40 to 30 hour* of play­ The boy was playing In a tree back whether the tapes are ad­ ■ teachers rather than a blanket pay lina, and Tennessee, candidate Richard M. Nixon exceeded the wilh another youngster and he missible ■■ evidence. About 13 ■ increase for »U instructor*. apparently toil hii balance and hours nf listening was completed An FEA committee hee recom­ Republican percentage in the Ei­ fell some 30 feet. senhower landslide of 1936. through Wednesday night. mended a $760 annual wage host for all teachers, conflicting with Bryant's promise of economy la hie administration. "We all want quality educa4 lion,” said Hillsborough County SupL Crockett FamelL Federal aid to education was a LONDON (U PI)—A 40-yeerrold topic a t tha meeting. The association was to raveal to­ Local Civic and Navy officials craft noise level at the new Semi­ • plnstrr obtainedphutogrophs of day the result* of a secret ballot mel Wednesday to discuss area* nole High School. The problem mote than 200 page* of a redtaken to decide whether to sup­ of mutual concern and plant for had been anticipated by the Navy- covered book containing 11cilia it's the expected increase in the num­ long before the new school was highest naval secret*, It wai testi­ port federal aid to achool*. ber of perionet to be aaligned completed and procedures estab­ fied today at the trial of five per­ to* squadrons operating from Ra­ lished to bold the noise level to sona charged with spying for Rus­ an absolute minimum he said. sia. mey Field thia year. Runways oriented away from the Present at the meeting were Capl. Georg* Oslioin Sy rounds, John Krider, manager of the school and populated areas are chief of the underwater research Chamber of Comemrcc, school of­ used whenever the wind condi­ unit at the naval base where Brit­ Tom B. Rash of Winter Park ficial!, Capt. F. G. Edwards, Com- tions allow, the plants even take ain and NATO plan counter.warreceived an unexpected ducking m inder of Heavy Attack Wing off and land with a down wind fate against Russia's 450 submar­ in the SL John's River near the One and Cdr. Si Johnson, the com­ component of up to five knot* in ine*. said material found in a Geneva bridge on SR 48. rrder to *t*» wed el**r of th* shopping hag belonging to Miss Rash, who was- relbrnuis from mending officer of VAH-t. area •vhenever possible. The meeting revealed auiuu* a day's fishing had hooked Ms Ethel Klitsbcth Cee «■.* of high­ An experimental chaoge to a left boat up to till car and boat other thing* that the number of hand traffic pa Hern for Runway est value to a potential enemy. trailer to haul It out of the water. North American Aviation employe* One photograph, the witness V showed no decrease in noise at &Hut the reverse occurred whan coming to Sanford ha* been in-, said, was of a drawing i elating tu Ihe school and a major tncrraie at ^ i l a brakci failed and the beat creased by over a per B ritain ’s only nuclear submarina. that the first truck, load* of heav#j the Osctninole Hospital. Counsehauled the car Into the rivar. Aiiiung 1trina In a beg which Not satisfied with thii mis­ maintenance and gaining equip <quenliy a right hand traffic pattern fhntland Yard dctgrlivrs found in ment associated wjjjh th e ' new Vironllnuei to be flown. chief. the boat, floating free of It wa* pointed out aUo Dial Mils Gee's home was a sheet nf the trailer, drifted off dawa glUatc aircraft will commence ar" ‘ * every pilot 1* well aware ol Urn paper bearing 12 quesliuua. It riving from the Colombo*, Ohio. river, ebaaed by helpful ftabtelocation of the achool and that was tn English, but a naval ax pert m u la other boat*, while a In response to question* by civic any denier to the school from n who underatends I t languages tes­ wrecker dragged tha su b m e rp i auto out of tl* unscheduled ana- official*. Edwards explained the malfunctioning aircraft I* Infinite tified It was a translation from I tha Russian. 1many meesuie* taken to reduce air • aimally small. minute car wash. Tapes Tell Tale Of Murderer Smathers Prime Target Of GOP It’ll Be W etter WASHINGTON tU I'll — The Weather Bureau predirts It will be wetter than usual over most of the nation during the next 30 days, with below"-norma I temperatures from tha Gieat Lakes to the northeastern aealward. The 30-day forecast through mid-April railed for abuvo average ptacipitnUoo lit moat uf tha country ta d squalls and thunderstorms try tha South, •a st, .. • will be given Saturday a* well as liva first, second or third in the aeriea of regular shots. All inoculation* will be given by a registered nurse under the direct supervision of* • doctor tetivMaal aoodtoa v M to A TALLAHASSEE (UPl i — Bev­ erage Director Thomae E. Lee re­ ported his department seised 64 moonshine stills, 41,000 gallons of mash and 1,300 gallons of non-tax paid whisky last month. Twentythree automobilea used to trans­ port tha white whisky war* also aeixed, Lee said. The number of atilla destroyed in Florida thia year nuw stands at 109, the direc­ tor said. Oviedo Youth Hurt In Mishap Phofos Of Secret Plans For Increased NAS Activity Discussed Books Revealed NEW YORK (UPI) — Brendan Behan will avoid St, Patrick’s ■nakfa. (New York judge*). He ■ays by crossing the Hudson Rivar Friday to celebrate SU Patrick's Daftt-in Jersey City. Bohan woi banned front inarching in New York'a parade by Chairman Jama* J, Comerford, a apodal aession* Judge, because he "has been ad­ vertised so eatonslvely as a com­ mon drunk." DeSoto W eek Set BRADENTON — Th* weak of March 19-26 haa been officially proclaimed as "Hernando De Koto Week" by Gov. Farris Bryant, De Roto Celebration headquarters an­ nounced today. Calabratlon actlv. Itiaa begin Sunday to be witnessed thia yaar by tha Spanish ambassa­ dor, Mariano de Yturraldr, New Orleans Consul Don Lula Aparico, Windsor, Ontario Mayor Michael J. Patrick, ftafasl da Soto, a direct descendant of lfernando De Koto, and an estimated 10.00U ■!•»■, lator*. Kennedy Cuts Eye WAHHINGTON (U PI)—Preai­ dant Kennedy suffered a ru t over hi* left aye today whan ha bant down to pick up an objact tor hia daughter Carolina. UN Troops Seek Civilians' Release LEOPOLDVILLE (UPI) — Ma­ came as lough Gurkha troops layan troops of the United Nations from India flew into the Congo are en routa to Kivu Province to aboard U.S. Air Force planet dur­ negotiate the release of 36 mis­ ing the night despite warning* by “ blood sionaries — probably including Congolese leaders that some Americans—held prisoner will flow" if they are used against by Congolese troops, the UN Congolese troops. A UN spokesman sa.d there command announced today. Tha missionaries were reported was a report aome lime ago that under house arrest at Katongo, 23 American* were in the Kuvu 186 miles west nf the provincial area and mey may be among the 36 missionaries now at Kasongo. capital of Hukavu, New* of tha rescue mission1However, Ihe U. S. embassy here Board Reassured County Cummins ion Chnitmun J. C. Hutchison «*■ anred members of the City Contmianion today thnt not only wn» \V. F irst St. the top primary project In the countv but the “top primary project by the State Hoad Dept." In n joint meeting nf the City Commission niul two members of the county board, Hutchison said "1 spoke with State Bond Board member Max Brewer by telephone today anti he rcaasnrred me that \V. First St. was the No. 1 project of the SRI)." $150,000 Given For Right Of Way Cites Need For ^ j gag _ a 01365635 A 12-man jury haa awarded more than $150,000 tu 14 property owners along W. First St. to bring to an end an eight-day condemnation proceeding—called one of the most expensive in Seminole County’s history. County Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr. said there were 14 contested cases for rights of way in the suit participated in Elks Charity Ball Event Saturday^ Tha Annual Charity Ball nf Sanford Elki Lodge 1241 will be held -Saturday In the ballroom of thr Mayfair Inn. In thr receiving line will be Exalted Ruler J. K. Hoolrhan and Mrs. Hoalehan: chairman of the ball, Stephen Androsko and Mra. Androiko and co-chairmen, Mr. and Mra. Dick Mapes. The public is Invited tn danct to the music of Pel* Hukur'a orchestra and a program of en­ tertainment ii being planned by J. W. McDonald, with apeclal decorations by Marcel Faille. Tickets arc now on sate at the Mayfair and at the Klka Club. Solid Fuel Shots Are Successful CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) Two solid-fueled mlaiilea bidding for key Jqbi in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization’* European defense system reeled off impreailve surer*»ci Wednesday. The Navy's Polaris, already on duly aboard American subma­ rines, hurled a dummy warhead more than 1,600 statute mites In another try-out for an advanced model. About eight hours later, the Army sent Its new Pershing rock­ et more than 150 miles by two circuit Judges, aavan local atturiirys mid eight toad apprais­ al*. Cleveland, who represented tha ioxuV; In the lengthy prgrtedit£», said that during* the first seven days lUU.OOO was awarded to parcel uwnara and Wednesday, the final day, 147,000 was awarded. “With attorney’* feci, the null •sill probably coat th* county well over $160,000." Cleveland slid, adding, thnt it was on* of th* moat expensive right of way pro­ ceedings in the counly'n history. Money from th* $1 million bond ls.ua passed three year* ago will be ysed to help pay for the pro­ ceedings. Circuit Judge B. L. Willis handled tha proceeding* during tha flrit weak and Judge Thomna Rcaalcy was in charge thia weak. Cleveland said that with tha pro­ ceeding* out of tha way, h* felt that th* contract fur tha project will b* awarded by July 1. He added that If th* leglalature changes tha law concerning tha 20 percent reserve, the project could lie 1*1 much sooner. S tiffF ig h t Set WASHINGTON (UPI) — Administration forces In the Senate decided luday to wage n stiff floor fight in an attempt to de­ lete drastic committee changes in President Kennedy's bill to ex­ tend unemployment benefit*. The decision came as (he Senate pre­ pared to open debate on the measure, approved Wednesday by Mm Senata Finance Commit­ tee. Party Unity Hubert Billhlmar, chairman of th* County Democratie Executive Committee, commanded member* of th* Democratie Woman’s Club Wednesday night for their efforts to promote an affective organisa­ tion In th* county and aald: *1 predict that In the neat elec­ tion, political candidate* will coma t* you asking f g ty e u r to la and. support.” •' '*■ Tha rlaa of th* BapUbllcaa Party In th* state, ha aald, haa reached the paint where almost all Demo­ cratic candidal** ar* going to have GOP apposition In th* future. This will make It vitally neces­ sary for all Democratic organi­ sations to atrongthan tham**]**a, build up thalr Influence and tnks an actlv* part In promoting Dacno. erst* runlng for offieo. " It la no longer going to be pos­ sible," sold Billhlmar, "fo r any candldalai to run unopposed and election* a n going to b* hotly contasted.” Ha ramindad tha woman's group that in tha laat general election, four Seminole County precinct* went completely Republican. "This group ahould bav* a thous­ and members,’* ha said. A fter Blilhlmsr’s talk, In which he explained tha funetion of th* Democratie Executive Committee and hla owa function, ho answerad a multitude a f question* fired at him from tho floor by tha wom­ en who attended th* masting. It waa pointed out by klra, Ruth Gallagher, president of th* group, that although tha south and of th* county haa throe post offices within two miles of each other, th* west and of the county, around Paula, now has no post office, al­ though there wa* ona there to tha past. Thar* are bow 80 members of th* Democratie Woman'a Club, and a t each meeting a few more name* ar* added. The membership roll* are still open and th# en­ rollment fe* is only $1.26 s'year. Tampa Hearing Resumes After Noisy Session pBoat Puts Landing Effort In Reverse I had no specific Information. The UN spokesman said tha missionaries a r t short of food and the Malayans are carrying flour with them for food relief. Tha Malayans will escort those who want to leave. Tha Gurkha troops — worldfamed for their fighting qualities —streamed into tha Congo. Fivo Glohcmaitera have so far brought 276 Gurkhas to reinforce UN troop* here. Gurkha leader Brig. K. A. i. Baja gave Immediate assurances that they had not coma to battla Ihe Congolese but were la tha Congo only undar condHlona laid down by Indian Prim* Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. Baja’s state­ ment helped relieve tension build­ ing up here. There wai no sign of any Con. goleie when tbc Gurkhas piled out uf the first piano and lined up on the darkened airfield. Four Ught Indonesian tanks guarded th* ap­ proach road but th e n was no op­ position. Four other Globemasteru cams In during tha night. TWO CHARLES were nude aguinxt a l'ontiuc, Mich., driver WedntaUuy niirht a fte r his car crashed Into a parked vehicle on Hanford Ave. Gerald Gibson was booked for cureless and negligent driving and driving while In­ toxicated, police said. Damtigen pictured here amounted to more than $725, officers said. Nobody was hurt. (Herald Photo) TAMPA (U PI)—The SUt* Pub. He Utilities Commission resumed hearings today on S Tampa Elec­ tric Co. rata Inrraaaa, with the commission*!* hoping today’s meeting would be leaa violent than Wednesday’* session. Th* hearing* ware recessad to* fur* noon Wednesday whan a Jeer­ ing group of spectator* got out nf h sH When Chairman Wilbur King called th* racaaa to allow tha spectator* to cool off, aging Com­ missioner Jerry Carter waa shoved out a dour by two unidentified spectator*. Th* rata* had barn adjusted to provide raUaf for tb s big pboapluta industry, which said H could nut afford to pay it* aba re of g rata inertas*. � 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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SWEET POTATO PIE CRISP PASCAL CELERY 2 FRESH SLAW or SALAD 2 LADY FAIR FLUFFY LIGHT DINNER ROLLS BAKER'S TASTY MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS with Ywt eueeMAae o r e s s a e e e o e o tN t e a . or r b i b u W ITH T u t PUeOMABt o r AMY PACKAet AAOHWAY _ If COOKIES URGE STALKS CELLO PKGS C9 Detergent A washing Miracle Detergent G — THie c o u ro M neiece W m m b m it. itei M .r' i �—i The Herald Delivers More Than 10,000 Copies Today! __ . w It? i> a n f n r ii i j m United Pregg Leased Wire Established 1908 THURSDAY, MARCH 16. 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA /ire Officials Probe School Building Blaze State Fire Department today are probing the 0 one itory classroom on the Rosenwald N’rgiu *10,000 Edu At State Mee JACKSONVILE (U PI) — estimated 10,000 educe!#** ered today for the f l f * f*M M > •es■Ion o f the annuel meeting * f the Florida Education Assn., with teacher pay raise th* mala ^ topic on the egenda. The session was formally open­ ed at noon. Committee meeting* will take up th* day and Gov. Farria Bryant will apeek to th# group tonight. Pre-convention meetings e f vari­ ous FEA department* were held Wednesday. William V. Chappell Jr., Bpaak• ar-designaU o f tha Housa, spoke along with Senate Education Com­ mittee Chelrman G. T. Melton ef Lake City to e combined gathering o f school superintendents, school board official* and Stat* Depart­ ment e f Education leaders. Chappell said too many taechera think too much about aalaHra and not enough about doing * good Job. Melton said most lawmakers were eonaidaring a l "recruitment end evaluation" * f teachers rather than a blanket pay : Increase for ell Instructors. An FEA committee hae recom­ mended * $760 annual wage host for all teachers, conflicting with Bryant’s promise o f economy la hie administration. "W # all want quality educa­ t i o n , " aaid Hillsborough County SupL Crockett Famell. Federal aid to education was a topic at tbs meeting. The association wa* to reveal to­ day the results o f a secret ballot taken to decide whether to support federal aid to schools. f NO. 149 News Briefs * LEOPOLDVILLE (UPI) — Ma-1 came a* tough Gurkha troops layan troops of the United Nations from India flew Into the Congo FUKUOKA. Japan (U P I)— T w o I * r* *n routo to Kivu Province to! aboard U.S. Air Force planes dur. men were killwl and 28 trapped to- n**otiato the release of 30 mis- Ing the night despite warning* by day by a southern Japan coal m ine! *ionarie* — probably Including Congolese leaders that “ blood fire similar to on* that took the 1*om* Americans—held prisoner |will flow" If they are used against live# of 71 miners exactly one by Congolese troop*, the UN j Congolese troops. k UN spokesman said there week ago, and just 16 miles away. command announced today. Tha missionaries were reported was a report tome time ago that Hopea for th* livea of th* 28 men were alight, police said, aa suffo­ under house arrest at Kasongo, 23 Americans were in the Kuvu cating smoke filled the 3,280-foot 188 mile* west of the provincial area and tnry may be among the 30 missionaries now at Kasongo. capital of Rukavu min*. New* of the rescue mission1However, Ihe U. S. embassy here 126 Trapped In Mine official* ruin* of building Elemen­ tary School property in Altamonte Spring* that w*» destroyed by fire early thi* morning. County School Administrative Aaaiatant Walter Teague aaid offi­ cial* have not yet determined the causa of the fir* but that “ it looks -^usplclous.” ® Teague estimated damage to the building at about $35,000 and said that school officials are considering starting double ses­ sions at the school until that building can be replaced. It was the second fire at the school in less than a week. Another frame building on the sita was burned Sunday night, Tea­ g u e added. It contained one class­ room. Teagus said the fire started around midnight and was brought under control about an hour later by volunteers from the Altamonte Springs Fir# Dept. Thera ara 309 pupil* attending school at Rosenwald. The Rosenwald plant is located on a seven-acre site and Is made ♦ u p of one concrete block building with two classrooms and the two frame buildings. The school holds grades one through eight and the State Sur­ vey team has recommended an addition of six new classrooms at a cost of $78.ooo. __ UN Troops Seek Civilians' Release t t f r ________________________WEATHER: Sunny and fair through Friday. High today. 77-83. Low tonight, 35-60. VOL. 53 __ Crew Rescued LONG BEACH. Calif. (U P I)— Th# crew of the grounded 416-foot Greek freighter Dominator wai re­ moved today at seas calmed after shlfUng the 10,000-ton veatel near­ er ashore. The men were remored In relays staitlng at dawn by a salvage vessel that transfri led them to the Coast Guard cutter. Heather aa a heliropter hovered over them In a precautionary meaaure. Moonshine Seized SUPPLIES OF SALK POLIO VACCINE are checked by Chairman Bud Stewart, left, in charge o f the Jaycea Polio Shot Day project. Touchton Druggist Glenn McCall, also a Jaycee, assured Stewart that there will be an ample supply fur the large crowds expected at th* Jaycee Building (Herald Photo) Saturday. Jaycees Urge Families To Get Polio TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Beveiage Director Thomas E. Lee re­ ported hit department seised 54 moonshine Hills, 41,000 gallons of mash and 1,300 gallons o f non-tax paid whisky last month. Twenty, three automobiles used to trans­ port tha white whisky were also seised, Lee said. The number of ■tills destroyed in Flurida this year now stands at 100, the Hir*c-| tor aaid. It’ll Be Wetter Vaccine During Shot Day Saturday “ Every parent should take advantaga of this chance to itamp out the deadly disease of polio, by having their children and thcmscivci inoculated Saturday at, the Jaycee Building on k'rensh A y ., between the hour* e f •. $>m. and 5 p.m.' Jayea ttatr, ibairuun i ot Drive projot::. .tilHe also reminds the pi 11 to 18 months have elapsed ^ce the third shot. It Is now time, for a booster shot and these . . . ............ ...... Smafhers Prime Target Of GOP WASHINGTON (U PI) -T h e Republican party -baa listed Sen. George A. Smathers, President Kennedy's close personal friend, among Its targets for defeat In the 1983 senatorial elections. GOP Chairman Thurston B. Morton, in a report on the I960 elections and e program for 1982, named 15 target states where Democrats now hold Senate (eats. Morton named Florida at one of the 15 where "Republican can­ didates have a good chanra of winning if backed by the pa#y organisational vigor of I960.” Morton was mildly encouraged by the 1960 election result* In the South, He noted that in Georgia, Ala­ bama, Mississippi, South Caro­ lina, and Tennessee, candidate Richard M. Nixon exceeded the Republican percentage In the El­ senhower landslide of 1958. will be given Saturday a* well as tli* first, second or third in the eeriee of regular shots. All Inoculations will be given by a registered nurse under the doctor direct supervision h i there is no maximum for adults, I for polio can strike all agea. |The second shot will be given in j April, and there are three shots ! in Ihe series IMoratnlie*- sheets have been distributor to- all i nd IA by Is lrI* •t .• V : small t.'grg* or 9i 'f m w o t to defray t.to cost of needles and vaccine'. Slewart estimates that approxi­ mately 1,800 people took the ■hots last yoar, the first year the Jayccea had undertaken a project of this kind. FORT PIERCE (UPI) — A A* even greater reappos* is deadly tale of murder on a moon­ expected this yeer, for U la felt lit ocean unwound from reeli of that there are still a great num­ tape recordings today in a closedber of people la th* area who door listening session that has have not been Inoculated. The suspended the murder trial of Selk vaccine could be the dif­ Joseph A. Peel Jr. ference between life and death Peel listened with Judge D. C. to some members of tha commu­ Smith and defense and prosecution nity, Stewart pointed ou t lawyers while the voire of Floyd Six weeks of age ia the mini­ (Lucky) Ilotsapfel recounted how mum for beginning the ahote and he drowned Circuit Judge and Sire. C. E. Chlllingworth on the night of June 14, 1155, on Peel'* orders. Ilolsapfrl he* repratrd In* con fesslon on the witness stand in A M-yeer-old Oviedo boy was the trial, which started March 8. listed In "satisfactory" condition But defense attorney Carlton at Winter Park Hospital today after Welch won the right to listen to he fell from a tree late Wednesday the tapes in hopes of finding dis­ afternoon. crepancies in what was said in the Buddy Hooker suffered two bro­ recordings and at the trial. ken leg* and poaaible internal inSmith has said he will rule after Jurica in the accident. hearing the 40 to 50 hours of play­ The boy wa* playing in a tree back. whether the tape* are ad with another youngster and he mtssible as evidence. About 15 apparently lost his balance and hours of listening was completed fell come 30 feel. through Wednesday night. Tapes Tell Tale Of Murderer Oviedo Youth Hurt In Mishap Photos Of Secret Plans For Increased NAS A ctivity Discussed Books Revealed LONDON (U P D — A td-ycar-old Local Civic and Navy officiala craft noise level at the new Semi­ spinster obtained phutug.aphi of met Wednesday to discuss areas nole High School. The problem mors than 200 pages of a tedo f mutual concern and plan* for had been anticipated by tha Navy covered hook containing Brilian'a the expected increase in the num­ long before tha new school was highest naval secrets, It was testi­ ber o f personal to b* astignad completed and procedure* estab­ fied today at tha trial of fiv* per­ to squadrons operaUng from Ra­ lished to bold the noise leva! to sons rhargrd with spying for Rus­ an absolute minimum h* said. sia. mey Field this year, Present it the meeting were) Runway* oriented away from the Capt. Georg* Osborn 8> murids, John Krlder, manager of the school and populated areas are chief of tba underwater rrsearch Chamber o f Comemrce, school o f. used whenever the wind condiTom R. Rash of Winter Park unit at tha naval base where Brit­ ficials, Capt. F. G. Edwards, Coin-1 tioiu allow, th* planes even Uke received an unexpected ducking ain and NATO plan counter.warin tba 5L John's River near th# mander of Heavy Attack Wing off and land with a down wind fair against Russia's 4&0 submar­ Geneva bridge cn SR 48. One and Cdr. Si J * * " * . ^ com component of up to five knots in ines, said material fuund in a rnler to »(*» wr'l clear of th* Rath, who waa ’retUtniii* fiaci •^•o^lne officer of VAJII. shopping bag belonging to Miss a dav'a fishing bad hooked his The meeting reveateo aaMisfc .a rcs pouttu*. Ethel Elisabeth Gee w»« highboat up to his car and boat j other things that tb* number of J An eapenmcntal change to a left **t value to a potential enemy. trailer tu haul it out of the waierJ North American Aviation employe* hand traffic pattern for Runway photograph, the witness ,h rev e rse occurred when to Sanfurd has been in- • showed n« decrease in noise at, On* ,, ^ Biut u t the the» ravers# ravers* occurred wnen when »coming occurred » -s ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ #ch#o| , miJof U m „ e „ , .aid, wa. of a drawing .elating to ^ ,| » brakes (ailed and the boot that tba first truck.toads nf heav#(lhe ^Seminole Hospital. Counacon,y nuelear ■ubmarin*. hauled the car Into the rlvar. ,n • *’•* which Not satisfied with this mis­ maintenance and training equip ,<qucnlly a right hand traffic pattern , A,,,Mnv scat associated wjjjt tha new Vicontinues to b# flown. Scotland Yard dtt«rtivrs found In chief. the boat, floating (res of It was pointed out also that' V**’* homa waa a »h*#t of the trailer, drifted off Sown gilaalr aircraft will fansnsenc# arriver, chased by bolpful (labor* riving from th* Columbus, Ohio, j every pilot ia well aware ol tha paper hearing 12 questions. It I location of tha school and that waa in English, but a naval ax part man in other boats, while a plant today. In response to quoationa by civic any danger to tha school from a who understands I t languages tes­ wrecker dragged the subroorvd auto out of lit unscheduled out- official*. Edwards explained tha |malfunctioning aircraft la Infinite tified It was a translation from Iht Russian. I many utcasuia* taken to radii.* air *simally small. minute car wash. Board Reassured County Commission Chairman J. C. Hutchison «*aured members o f the City Commission today thnt not only waa W. First St. the top primary project in the county hut the "top primary project by the State Rond Dept." In n joint meeting of the City Commission and two members o f the county bonrd, Hutchison said "I spoke with State Rond Board member Max Brewer by telephone today nml he roaaaurred me that W. First St. was the No. 1 project o f the SRI)." $ 1 5 0 ,0 0 0 Given Demo Chairman For Right Of W ay Cites Need For A 12-man jury has awarded more than $150,000 to 14 property owners along W. First St. to bring to an end an eight-day condemnation proceeding—called one of the most expensive in Seminole County's history. County Attorney Mack Cleveland Jr. said there were 14 contested eases for rights of way in Ihe suit participated in WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Weather Bureau predict* it will be wetter than usual over moat of the nation during the next .10 days, with helow-niiimsl temperatures from th* Gieat Lakes to the ----northeastern leatotard. The 30-day forecast through mid-April railed for above average pioeipitoUan ill moat of tha country **d squalls and thunderstorms icy the South. •as*. uV: ■ Tha Annual Charity Ball of Sanford Elks Lodge 1211 will be NEW YORK (U P I )— Brendan held Saturday In Ihe ballroom Behan will avoid St-' Patrirk’a of the Mayfair Inn. snakes. (New York Judges), he In the receiving line will be saya p y crossing the Hudson River Exalted Ruler J. K. Iloolehan Friday to celebrate Sto Patrick's and Mrs. Iloolehan; chairman of I)aF -ln Jersey City. Behan waa Ihe ball, Stephen Androsko and banned from marching in New Mrs. Androsko and co-chairmen, York's parade by Chairman James Mr. and Mra. Dick Map**. The public is invited tn dance J. Comerford, a special sessions Judge, because he “ has been ad­ to the music of Pel* Bukur's vertised so eatonsively aa a com­ orchestra ami a program of en­ tertainment is being planned by mon drunk." J, W. McDonald, with special decorations by Marcel Faille. Tickets arc now on sale at th* BRADENTON — Th* waak of March IB-26 has been officially Mayfair and at the Elks Club. Elks Charity Ball Event Saturday^ Too Drunk, T h S a y DeSoto Week Set proclaimed aa “ Harnando He Soto Weak" by Gov. Farris Bryant, Da Soto Celebration headquarter* an­ nounced today. Calabratlon activ­ ities begin Sunday to b* witnessed this year by tha Spanish ambassa­ dor, Mariano da Ytunable, New Orleans Consul Don Lula Aparico, Windsor, Ontario Mayor Michael J. Patrick, Rafaal da 8olo, a direct descendrnt o f Hernando I>« Roto, and an estimated 10,000 allevia­ tors. Kennedy Cuts Eye W A S H IN G T O N ( U P I ) — P rcsL dent Kennedy suffered a cut over his left ays today whan ha bant down to pick up an object for hla daughter Caroline. Solid Fuel Shots Are Successful CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) Two solid-fueled missiles bidding for key Jqbs in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization's European defense system reeled off impres­ sive successes Wednesday. The Navy's Polaris, alrrady on duty aboard American subma­ rines, hurled a dummy warhead mure than l.coo statute miles in anothrr try-out for in advanced model. About eight hours later, the Army sent its new Pershing rock­ et more than 150 mile* by two circuit Judge*, »*v«n local attorneys and right road apprais­ als. Cleveland, who represented tha .ovtCf in the lengthy prgrt*’dihC*> •aid that during*th* first seven days $1)9,000 was awarded to parcel owners and Wednesday, th* final day, $47,000 waa awarded. “ With attorney's fees, tha suit will probably cost tha county well over $160,000." Cleveland aaid, adding, that it waa one of th* most expensive right o f way pro­ ceedings in the county's hiatory. Money from th* $1 million bond Issue passed three years ago will he ysed to help pay for the pro­ ceedings. Clrruit Judge B. I,. Willis handled tha proceedings during tha first weak and Judge Thomas Beasley was in charge this week. Cleveland said that with tha pro­ ceeding* out of tha way, h* felt that th* contract fur tha project will b* awarded by July 1. 11* added that if th* legislature clung** th* law concerning tha 20 percent reserve, tha project could lie let much sooner. StiffFightSet WASHINGTON (UPI) Ad­ ministration forces in tha Senate decided today to wage a itiff floor fight tn an attempt to de­ lete drastic committee changes in President Kennedy's bill to ex­ tend unemployment benefit*. The decision came a* the Senate pre­ pared to open debate on the meaaure, approved Wednesday by the Senate Finance Commit­ tee. Party Unity Robert Billhimer, chairman ef tha County Democratic Executive Committee, commended member* o f th* Democratie Woman'* Club Wednesday night for their efforts to promote an effective organisa­ tion In th* county and aaid: "I predict that In th* next elec­ tion, political candidates will com* to you asking fgr your h alf and support." ►*. •*'* Tha rise e f tb* RapUbilcM Party in th* atote, he said, baa reached th* point where almoot nil Demo­ cratic candidates ar* going to have GOP apposition in tb* future. This will make it vitally neces­ sary for all Democrat!* organi­ sation* to strengthen thamaalvea, build up thalr Influence and taka an activa part in promoting Demo­ crats runing for offics. “ It I* no losgar going to be pos­ sible," aaid Billhimer, “ for any candidates to run unopposed and elections are going to b* hotly con­ tested." Ha reminded tha woman's group that in the last general election, four Semlnol* County precincts went completely Republican. “ This group should have a thous­ and members," ha aaid. A fter Billhimer'* talk, la which ha explained tha function o f tha Democratie Executive Committee and hla owa function, h* answer­ ed a multitude e f questions fired at him from th* floor by th* wom­ en who attended tha masting. It waa pointed out by Mrs. Ruth Gallagher, president o f th* group, that although tha south and o f th* county haa three post offices within two mile* o f each other, the west and o f tha county, around Paula, now haa no post office, al­ though tbars was ona there in th* past. Thar* ar* now $0 member* o f the Democratie Woman's Club, and at each m eeting a few more names ar* added. The mem bership roll* ar* still open and tha en­ rollment fa* is only $1.26 a'yaar. Tampa Hearing Resumes After Noisy Session # Boat Puts Landing Effort In Reverse % had no specific Information. The UN spokesman said th* missionaries ar* abort of food sod the Malayans are carrying flour with them for food relief. Tba Malayans will escort thosa wh* want to leave. Tb* Gurkha troops — worldfamed for their fighting qualities —streamed into th* Congo. Fiv* Globcmaitera have so far brought 276 Gurkhas to reinforce UN troop# bar*. Gurkha leader Brig. K. A. S. Baja gave immediate assurances that they had not coma to battle the Congolese but were in the Congo only under conditions laid down by Indian Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru. Baja's state­ ment helped relieve teiisiou build­ ing up here. There waa no sign of any Con­ golese when the Gurkhas plied out of the first plane and lined ep on the darkened airfield. Four light Indonesian tanka guarded tba ap­ proach road but there was so op­ position. Four other Globemastert came in during the night. TWO CHARGES were made against n l'onliur. Mich., driver Wedntaduy night after his car crashed into a parked vehicle on Hanford Ave. Gerald Gibson was booked for careless and negligent driving and driving while In­ toxicated, police said. Dumngcn pictured here amounted to more thnn $723, officers said. Nobody was hurt. (Herald Photo) TAMPA (U P I)—The Stole PubHe Utilities Commission resumed hearings today on a Tampa Elec­ tric Co. rata InrrMte, with tha commission*!* hoping today’s meeting would b* le u violent than Wednesday's session. Th* bearings war* recessed be­ fore noon Wednesday whan a Jeer­ ing group o f spectators got out o f hand When Chairman WUbur King called th* recess to allow tba spectators to cool off, aging Com­ missioner Jerry Carter was shoved out a door by two unidentified spectator*. Tb# rata* had been adjusted t* provide relief for th* big phos­ phate industry, which aaid H could nut afford ta pay it* share ef • ista increase. �91ft 9 a n t o f3 P a p e 2— Thura. M a r / 16, 1961 R e t a il Former Beauty Queen Has Quads United Prewt International PHILALELPHIA (U P I ) — Q u ad ru p let* w e re b o m to • former beauty content winner Wednesday nipbt as the doctor predicted—but the father still can't Juet a« believe it’s true and the doctor himself was reported as “ all shook up.” The calmest person in Delaware County Memorial Hospital in suburban Upper Darby was the mother, Mr*. Arlene Cutalar, 24. Malvern. Pa., who pave birth to the four pirla within seven minutes. The firls were temporarily named, A. B, C, and D by hospital official* since the parents had been countinp oh havinp boys. The hospital said the four babies were In satisfac­ tory condition and “ their color good" nearly 12 hour* after their premature birth. Thp attending physician. Dr. .1. Vernon HIIson. said the first 48 hours were the most critical in cases of premature births. The girls were born six weeks premature and weigh­ ed from 21; to 3 1- pounds. They were “ doing fine,” Ellson said. The first was born at 7:17 pi m. and the fourth at 7:24. The father. William Cutaiar 3rd, 26, who maintains a fleet of trucks for his father's mushroom transporta­ tion company, said the whole thing was “ like a dream.” “ I still can’t believe it,” he said. “ I don’t feel like I’m in reality.” “ We don't have names picked out for them,” he added. “ We thought we were going to have four boys.” The Cutainrs had been told to expect quadruplets on the basis of X-ray examinations. ORLANDO (UPI) — Teamster President James R. Hoffa’a trial (or misuse of union funds was* further delayed Wednesday. U. S. District Judge Joseph P. Lieb gave defense attorneys until May I to file briefs on ar­ gument! presented at a thro* day hearing which ended lato Wed­ nesday. Government lawyers were given ■n additional week to reply to defense briefs. Judge Lieb refused tho gov­ ernment's request to set the trial for May IS after seven defense attorneys for Hoffa and two o f his associates loudly protested. The major motion presented at the hearing called for Lieb to throw out tho indietmenta on grounds the grand Jury that indieted the defendants Dec. 7 was selected from a federal rather tbsn e stste Jury list. Hoff*, Robert E. McCarthy, former Detroit banker, and Henry oeaool oitwelr.LfDr Lower, also of Detroit, are charged with taking $500,000 in union funds and applying it to Sun Valley Inc., ■ housing de­ velopment at nearby Titusville. They are also charged with misrepresenting the projects as being sponsored by the Teams­ ters end using Interstate commu ideations to carry qut a fraud. Included In the define* m o­ tions nr* request* that Lowar be given a separata trial and Me Carthy'a trial be moved to East era Michigan. k| CDR. K. F. ROWELL, commanding officer of VAH-3, la shown congratulating thq intest class of bombardier navigators to graduate from the intensive nine month course o f instruction at VAII-3. These men nre qualified bombardier navigators and will be transferred to vari­ Seminole Calendar T IU R 8D A T Sword Drill and Better Speak­ North Orlando 4-II Club, 4 p. m., er* Conteil* of the Seminole Baphome o f Mrs. Bovarly Xrocek, lid Training Union A nn., were Sdgomoa A t*. held Tueiday at the Plnecred • • • f Oviedo American Legioo Poet u r c h , i. Before an attendance of It* per•41, Legieo Hut, • p. m. aooi, William Young Jr., o f tho • * * Ceaeolberrr Lion*, Club, Bill's Rider Spring* Church proved hi* Diner, HM p. m. ' • • FRIDAY Oviedo Homo Demonstration Club, l e a . Luncheon mooting. • ■ * * S A TU R D A Y Bryant Cancels News Meeting U k o Mary Boy Boout Troop 242 TAULA1IASSRR (UPI) — Gov. Court o f Honor, Indlen dancee and Karri* Bryant ha* cancelled hli barbocuc, Scout Park, S:20 p. m. regularly • achcduled Thuraday • • • new* conference today in favor M ONDAY Lake Mary Boy leouto, Scoot of viiiti to aeven otato instltu(lorn and a apeech. ■afc T p .a u Bryant planned flying vlilta to • • • the Boyi School at Marianna, Longwood Boy Scoute, Old Bap­ the Apalachee Correctional Insti­ tist Church, 7 p. m. tution and Stale Mental lloipltal • • • at Chattahoochee, the Sunland American Legion Old Glory Training Canter and Unlverilty t a t , Pom Park, I p. m. of Florida at (laineivllle, the Stale Prlton at Raiford and the Menial Hospital at Macdenny to •valuate their building netdi. He will apeak tonight at the Florida Education A nn. in Jackaonvllle. Asia Threatened By Red Thrust By United Proto latematienal Aawrieaa InUlllgrnc* eourcet have warned againat a poeaibl* M*r Communist of/anaiva in ten■toa-riddaa Southaaat Aeie, moot ppahakly la Lena, diepatchaa from Taipei, Formal*, reported today. Tho roporu coincide with a full scale practice alert which began Tuesday for all U. 8. forcee in the Pacific. The Pentagon haa called the practice alert ‘'routine.” Tho Communiit already had proclaimed Wedureday “ L a o * Day” end ordered their fo u * » to tatarminaU loyal Laotian governwent f o r m reported fleolng to Vientiane from captured S a l e Phou Xboun. On* Peiping bruadcaat onleicd rtgional armed troop* and guerrite hand* to cooperate cloeely with the main Tathll Lao to at­ tack the Laotian government force* in order to weaken them. Colgate Ad U. S. Nazi Party Gets Charter ARLINGTON, V*. (UPI) — George Lincoln Rockwell, granted a atate charter for his American Nasi Party, taid today “ wo ore now two year* ahead of achedule” In plan* to organli* throughout the nation. “ W* are growing rapidly. I have eujipoil In mo»t large cltiea but oigenlaed group* in only throe. They are not yet organised to act In the open. The minute you etep out in the open with a awailika you meet aurh attack* o f hat*. I am going to aend on* trained man from hero to each o f thea* cltiea,” he aaid. P-TO To Prepare For Carnival Members of tha Longwood Ele­ mentary School P-TO will meet not! Wednesday at T p m. in ths prhnAi esfeteris to prepare for tha Spring Carnival which will be held April 15. Mrs. Ralph Stevens Is to be in charge of poster making and packaging of prizes. All interested in helping with this work era invited to altend. WASHINGTON' (U PI) — The Podaral Trad* Commission today ordtrod the Colgate-Palmolive Co. 4* discontinue advertising which •lalasod that Colgate dental cream with gurdol provide* complete protection against teeth derey, W ork Pictured The oommigoien particularly ohMrs. Ford's Longwood Elemen­ Jtoted la commercials which claim* tary second grade students are •ha toothpaste forms a “ protective mak ng pictures to illustrate the ' I” arouad tooth. work of firemen sod policemen. Gambling Ring Is Broken Up — In Pentagon ous fleet squadrons in the Sanford area and aboard ships. They are left to right: Cdr. K. F. Rowell, En*. A. R. Rlunden. L t(jg ) J. L. McEachen, Ens. L. E. Faust, and Ens. P. V. Kear. Association Contests Held At Pinecrest Baptist Church ability in handling God’* word by taking first place in the aword drill eoutcit. Joyce Wentz of DeLeon Spring! placed aecond and Judy Hayei, Northiido Church, DeLand, took third. Competition io thla event it for Intermediate boya and girli who ■re between the egei o f 13 and 14. Roman Delgado of Longwood Bapllit Church took top honor* in the hatter (peeking dlviilon with M n . Hilda Butler of Elder Spring!, itcond and Ml** Janice Jonei of Stetaon Baptist Clinch, DaLand, third. All tbrea chose ■■ their topic "Prayer la A Con venation.” Conteitanta tu thla ovont, to Iho delight of tho llstanor and dismay of Judge*, all preitnted iix-mlnute speeches of excellent quality and delivery. Winntra of both division* now will represent the association in district contests at Sanford'a Pint Baptist Church April 10 which are open to the public. Northside Church captured the attendance banner with a persons prosant and OtkUwn Baptist Chapel rotained the efficiency banner with 21 member* repre­ senting H per cent of Its total enroll mant. Escapee Nabbed In San Antonio ' SAN ANTONIO. Tex. (UPI) Federal authorities today held for Florida authorities ■ fugitive grab­ bed in a awift raid. Captured was Clarence Edward Hinton, to, who escaped from tho Lee County Jail at Fort Myers, March 1«. Hinton was captured at a room­ ing house in East San Antonio whom bo had hidden for saveral days. He was serving a 10year aenteneo for robbery when ho escaped. Hinton, arrested under a federal charge of flight to avoid prosecution, aaid bo would waive extradition. Lake Mary Women Find Tips Helpful Lake Mary Homo Demonstration Club women were given many helpful lips on storage problem* at Tuesday’s masting. Mri. William Helnbucb, in re­ porting the meeting, said “ this subject especially was beneficial now that spring housecltining Urns is her* and we only wish that more ladies of the area would Join our group and lako advantage of tho many such useful facts w* cover." Mrs. Donald Smith, chairman of tha dsy’s luncheon, decorated the table* end her cake In the St. Patrick's Day theme. Plat* aettings were in green and green napkins were used with floral de­ corations of sialeas interspersing tracings of greenery on the whit# cloth. Featured main di*h of tlie lunch­ eon uas meal loaf which wai LOUISVILLE, Ky. (U P !) - served with covered dishes proNegro leadera threatened to call vlded by members. out more than 1,000 persons for anti-segregation demonstrations in Ihe downtown area toflay after 171 Negro*! war* arras tad during plckaUng at thsstars aad restau­ T in t grade students of Mrs. rants. Frank Stanley Jr., assistant pub- Wheel*** at Longwood ElomonUsher o f tho LouUvlUa Defender, (try School sro continuing their ■ Negro weekly newspaper, and study of birds by "looking and local chairman of the Congress on listening'' on their daily walks. Upon return to tho classroom Racial Equality. told Police Chief William Blndner Tuesday that Ut* children write storiai and “ more than l.ooo demonstrators” draw picture* of tbs bird* they would ho In the downtown area have seen. Miny songs and poem* ■Iso sro under study. today. Negroes Threaten Mixing Move WASHINGTON (U P I)-S ix raiding parties of federal agent*, bristling with maps instead of guns, moved In on tho gambler*. They burst into ■ crowded lock­ er room, began calling out names and handing out warrant* to star­ tled workers accused of ruaaing a numbers racket and betting oa It. Tboy needed map* because the locker room was in one of the world's largest office buildings— the Pentagon. UB. AUy. Joseph g. Bembecus •aid it waa "fantastic" that or gantssd crime could mika “ so deop an laroad Into the aattoo’a defenoa oa rv * c * » r . * ^ * The arraat o f Ml lsUaars. all Negroes And moat o f whom han­ dled Pentagon office supplies, climaxed n four-month invoatigatlon. “ It was a real cloak-aod-dag or operation," aaid Bambaeus. “ The investigation on this thing was very intensive. Agents were planted all over the building. We have movies and still shots of what wont on ." Ho aaid the operation apparent­ ly wo* lad by H. (Kingfiah) M a r shall, • straw boas o f workers la the office supply department. Marshall had 11,045 in cash when agent* arrested him at his hem*. Bambaeus said the ring waa es­ timated lo bavt grossed between 1225,om end lioo.ooo e year. Emmons Sales Dinner Slated M n . Eve llre d , breach s u s ig t r for Emmons Jeweler*, Inc., plana a celebration dinner dene* for tho top sales paopl* in bar company who participated In a tales eontast during tha last two month*. Winner* will ha treated I* d in e r and dancing at the Capri rntaurent end prise* will bn nwarded at that time to Uw thro* top solos persona in the group known as Urn Florida PsohlsnetUs. Second Grade Students Continue Studies Biology Study Of Birds Longwood Elementary teacher Mrs. Bucher and her pupils ora studying bow crabs end spiders shed shells snd have learned, too. that ths crested fty-cstcher always puts a piece of snske skin in its nest. In the classroom students have exhibits o f discarded skins from six foot rsttlssnsko. a blacksnsks snd ■ garter snake. OCRACOKE, N. C. (L T D — Fishermen who venture into the Atlantic on the ova of St. Patrick’* Day may never return, according to local folklore. Down through the years, islanders here tie up their fishing boat* each March 16, somberly recalling the legend of hateful old Tom Quork, a West Indian half-breed who waa washed ashore at Ocrncoke when his sailing vessel was wrecked during a hurricane many years ago. "O ld Quork's D a y " is said to be a day o f sudden gales and he who ventures forth in a fishing boat will suffer the same fate as Quork. He wAs the lone survivor of the ship­ wreck. His Spsnish nsme was such a tongue-twistei that the islanders called him old Tom Quork— bcause the sound of his voice whs like the cry o f s night heron, known locally as quorks. "From the time o f his arrival old Tom Quork was marked as a wicked man.” re­ POCKET AU SIevb PARIS (U P l)-F ra n c# and Al- JACKSONVILLE (U PI) - The body of the eighth end last victim of a Navy bomber crash was recovered from the waters of Lake George Wednesday. The victim waa Identified as Aviation Mato Harry G. Cum mings of Orango Park, whose parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warner C. Cummings live at Cedarvllle, 111. The bomber crashed into the Hospital Notes Admissions March 14 Pays Folds, Bavcrly Myers, Mau­ rice Charbonneau, Naney K. Weal, Ervin Pringle and Julia Lynn Sandefur of Sanford. Birth* Mr. and Mra. Chaster Myers of Sanford, a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Adams of Mims, ■ girl. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Foida of Sanford, a boy. Johnnio Lola Spivey, Lake Monroe; Grover LoFlla. Genova; Filotnena Stella to, Orang* City; ‘ Joseph Prothman, Mims; Ftances Munroe. DeBary; Mra. Alfred Rawls and baby girl, Mrs. William E. Stoma* and baby hoy. Mrs. James Knewell sod twin boy*, and Mary Ferguson of Sanford. ~ ■« - m i MARCH 1 ! " .*« Admissions Stanley Lawton, DaBary; Gerald Pattenon, Titusville; Betty Pell, Oftaen; Clarence Miller, DeBary; Mabl* Fliunm, Orango City; Ethel Rankin, Prank Moors, Diana Leon­ ard, Bertha Plnknay and Eetalla Hill o f Sanford. Births Mr. sad Mrs. Joaaph Pelt o f Ostarn, a boy,. Dismissals Henry Hirt, Osteon; Mrs. Isaiah Adams end baby girl, Mima; Pays Ivsa, Mr*. Harold Armbuster and baby girl, Julia Lynn Sandefur, Patricia McClure o f Sanford. 'Htlptrs* Program Given By Students Longwood Elementary second graders who are taught by Miss Roose, last week presented a pro­ gram for tho primary grades on such 'helpers' In dally life s i the poetmsn, the grocer, the policeman the fireman, doctor, nurse and many others. Complete with songs and dances, tha program portrayed ths role of professional people in assisting the children. This week the class has made kites for decorating tho room and have planted seeds and studied gardening. ;cH»n Modem rehel* have reerhH FOUNDATION CHAIRS cadi NEVER like last Thursday. The Navy is continuing a search for additions! wreckage in an effort to determine the cause of tb* crash. School To Honor Famed Alumni # 16 inch Cedar c SHIM SHINGLES $1 Dedication ceremonies will be held in GtinesviUe Saturday at the University of Florida alumni day, honoring, posthumously, s former student and ion of a former Sanford resident. Hubert Carl Schucht, son of Mrs. Emms Schucht who is the sister of E. B. Randall of Lake Minnie Estates will be honored when ■ "village” at the university will be named for him. Schucht was ■ captain in tha Army with ths Armored Division and took his ROTC training at tbs university where he was preslidsnt o f tho student body and ■ Blue Key member. He was killed in France in World War II. during the fighting there. Two “ villages", special apart ment dwellings for married stu­ dents at the university havs rt State Tuberculosis Assn, offici­ cently been constructed and one of them will b* named “ Hubert als have been congratulated by Carl Schucht Memorial Village." telegram on becoming the fifth Attending the dedication ear#- state In the nation to exceed Ra oonles from tiagftod wJB be J fr i XMB Christmas Baal Baal e v m ^ ’ total. W nd Mis. I . B. Randall, Jr., u U nt Monday from NTA Seal Di­ and-aunt o f ths honored m a n * Mrs. Nora Bookout. and Mrs. $ay vision Director Cl*ranee W. Robot, Barnard o f Orlando, aunts; ano­ tha mesasgt also said that thsr# ther sunt, Mrs. George Bsndall i every Indication that Florida, of Daytons Beach and a cousin, s In USg, again will have the high­ Mrs. Alice Davenport also of Day- est gross Increase of any state to the nation. tons. In Seminole County, le a l Chair­ Mrs. Welter Sebueht, mother of tha honoree, now lives in Jack­ man Claude fflttell reports that al. sonville, and tha local relatives though s total o f R.SM has ber£ will meet her there and go on to collected, the drive does not elosT Gainesville together for the dedi­ until Mareh II. Ha urges those who still have not answered their cation. Christmas Sail letters to got don­ ations to tho mail as possible. State Exceeds 1959 Totals In TB Seal Funds S Harvey Services To Be Friday Graveside burial services for Mrs. Katherine Harvey who died 8unday in Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital will be held at 10:50 a. m. Friday at Evergreen Cemetery with Dr. W. P. Brooks Jr. officiat­ ing. Briaaon Funeral Hem* is to chargo o f arangomtnU. LIGHT BULB1 attar jNlqrtfci ,| , o pSanfoed 1 Mew/ ie a r m m m ★ m m m + M M w n WRITE NIIS M C *W M 'k M M H T i H R ★ S U K H S C M m il niWf g e t one .25 iwfwr'wivEVfwr pt* All Cash Purchases DU1LDERS SUPPLIES PA 3-7III ceilings, mi aicfftngp Ngiotvf aaa brighter shade*, or hove your awn talon Slated frost 2.2S OT. «.«• GAl. BA SS CROC. ft M K T . 2700 So. Sanford Avo. C. a W. Ird St. WIEBOLDT** ANOTHER tV osT ta H ^ Celling TUn •-Inch Anchor Holla WUh 12”xl2” 1130 Par 1000 ft. Waahera 9c Nt N5 H S T S E H IC tH le d * /1*14*tea, for w*H* aad Whitt TV Klampa With Guest speaker at the mcctini • of the Seminole Assn, for Re­ tarded Children at the Htilih Center Monday at • p.m. will be Archer Moore, director of ^ t school mental health program in * Seminole County, A film entitled "Children, Lim­ ited” will be shown to the asso­ ciation, which explains sevtral types of mental deficiencies and tha type of car* which eao be given, both at home and st schools. Following the film ahowlft, Moore will speak to tho group on "The I in Evaryday Lan­ guage.” Anyone In Seminolo County who is interested in the prob­ lems of Mental Retardation and especially to tho work of tho association if invited to be pres­ ent. BUY FRAM ES Per Handle To Assn. Monday 1 13 $ 1 4 .0 0 8 Moore To Speak« R O L 'L A T C X fm K n u a m m m w DOOR lates Stanley Wahaban, an expert on is. land folklore. "He did not Bo to church and he was disagreeable In his habits. He lived alone aloof and spent his days on the reefs and shoals digging clams or fishing hi* net.” * , ft One day in March old Quork turned $ deaf ear on advice o f fellow fishermen lo remain in port because a storm was brew ing. "Old Quork then cursed his Maker, for the storms He may create, and sailed into the sound” Wahaban says. "Later the fishermen on shore saw a waterspout moving towards the shoal where the half-breed’s boat was located. Suddenly the spout hit the boat, and tft men on shore went to the aid o f Quork. "But the tides had washed his body to sea and it was never found. And from that day to now, March 16 on Ocrncoke has been Old Quork’s Day— a day of tradi­ tional sudden storms and a day to stay in p ort" Last Crash Victim Found In Lake George Air Tragedy BUILDERS' SPECIALS France, Algeria Near Peace Pact virtual egreament on arrangemont* for opening formal peace negotiation! to ond tho oia-yoorold Algerian war, It waa reported today. 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The majority said no and wanted the state to buy rights o f way. Also, the majority o f those questioned favored a limited form of home rule fo r all counties, stressing the word limited. This questionnaire was ssnt out by Parrish to get the feelings o f our citizens on the important questions facing the legislature. WORRYCLINIC by Dr. G.W. Crane CASE H-4Z4: n o n M., seed IT, them taka oror part o f th* load It 1b l m with e young soldier o f which iho la now carrying alone. Perhaps they can plan a wedding is. for the young couple and thus ra* "D r. Crino, we art e r iiy about Uor* this girl o f the additional each other," ohe hlurtod o u t "Be* worry which eh* facta at the side* all hla frloado toll a a that thought o f unwod motherhood. he lore* b o more thoa anybody I reassured hot regarding child­ olso. birth and gar* bar my bulletin on "But wo did oomothlag wo "FACTS ABOUT PREGNANCY." She aaamed much encouraged shouldn't so I am going to hare a baby. I haven't told my mother when I sent her homo, but I am y e t though it's boos throe months. not oo encouraged. Thla boy hao '"M y boy friend loft for the run away from an uneolred dilem­ army yooterday. Ho knows wo ore ma at home. Apparently his lore fo r the girl going to hero a baby. 1 thought wo You can aspect just about any­ should got married before bo went was not eery deep and abiding. I f thing to happen In our ■treat. In away but be said timet were too bis motber’a apparent fondness this little com ar o f paradtao, with­ for Flora la as shallow aa her ascertain now fo r marriage. in tho short epee* o f two months, "So, 1 don't know wbat to do. •on's, than Flora la going to pay several violent events have rocked tho full price o f her sex folly. Should 1 tall my motherT Or th# complacaney of Ita Inhabitant*. Girls, regardless o f bow much abould I go to this boy’s family For Instance. nad tall them? His mother always a boy protests hla lore for you In tho moonlight, and r tg a r d lm o f Shriek* awoke tho entire neigh­ ■tamed vary foad o f me.*’ bow emotionally Intoxicated you borhood when n bungling burglar Please notice Flora’s first two SoaUncos. She Is llko the boy who may faal under tho apell o f dark- clumelly disturbed the slumber of •Thistles In the dsrk to keep up nets, wait fo r tb* sunshine before a lady whoa* bedroom bo was bus­ ily burgling. you make aorioua decision* I Us courage. On yet another night, a police For man hare a so-called "Una’* F or she really isn't so sura that car arrived In the nick o f Um* to boy friend lores her. Sba la which they can turn on or o ff, Just HOT V spoil tho plana o f a shrill shrew like th* water faucet. 1ng to conriace herself, ttyln* The can protest their derotion who** loudly voiced IntanUon was bus, her protest about their Thu to bump o ff her mouse o f a g n a t Iota for soak other, is par* to you tonight, but say it Just aa spouse. tidily wlahfsl thinking. She farrsnUy tomorrow night to an­ It began to look aa though our other girl. For man can lore more ^kopea" ha truly lores berl neighborhood, In splto o f Ita air of But hla action* spook loader than one girL prim suburban respectability, was To bo eurt o f their honorable inthan word*I Ha glibly pushed aside too tough a nut fo r the police to bar suggestion o f matrimony with tantloni, you must know them fo r crack. It was, In fact, a Job for the Inane reply that oonditioos ar* a long time. And you need "objoc- Buporman. If * uncertain to w arrttt mSrriagsl tiro" evidence* o f their tool de­ Bo I was not a bit surprised the ’ V such a callout remark, h* votion and coniideration. other evening when I answered a .These evidences Involve —gigO ' timid tap at my door and found •Imply msdo things far more fying for hla young sweet* dlant ring* and Invitations to tlwlr Buporman himself on th* thres­ who already' d o ssa l know Homos. hold. Bo make it a rule to wait until ok*re to.tarn or wkat to do. I wsa merely surprised that ho ; A fter a girl Is la flo r a ’s dilem­ daylight before you submit to any had bothered to knock. It seemed ma, It only adds further to bar man's proposition. entirely out o f character. I mean, For aunllght has a magical af­ ho should have loomed in through uhhspplnsss to remind her that 1 bare repeatedly warned you young fect In showing up the fallacies In tho window, or crashed bodily people against letting your erao- a boy’s sales talk. through th* wall, or aomothlng. Band far my bulletin "Baa Prob­ tlaaa nut away with your brain. Hla appearance also surprised go I simply suggested that sba lems Of Young People," enclosing me. Ho was only about thro* foot tail bar mother and the boy's a stamped return envelope, plus tell. And I would naror hare guasaod ho was Superman at all astthor at once. Thus oho can let SO sent*. but for tho costume. A rad clook hung from hla skin­ B y Galbraith ny shoulders, and amble eoned BIDE G L A N C E S across hla puny sheet waa th* fa­ miliar trademark—a shield bear­ CROSSROADS OF THE WORLD By William Drury ing a large rod "S '— that strike* terror In tho hearts o f all wrong' doero. Ho did not bothar to explain the purpose o f hla visit. Just piped "H ollo" In b 'childish treble and came right in, eat down and began watching Buga Bunny on televi­ sion. 8!nc* wo had never met, I felt 1 ought to Introduce myself. 1 told him my name. Without bothering to rale* hia eyes from th* talari alon screen, he said:. " I ’m Max Smith." That, quits clearly, waa an alias. "H ow old ar* you. M ax?” I ask­ ed. Ho raised fir s fla g on . "S ix ," ho said. "Whero did yoa got th* Super­ man outfltT " F or Juot thro* seconds, Super­ man took hla oyaa o ff Buga Bunny to reply! "From my mommy." That shook mo. It had naror oc­ curred to m* that Buporman might har* a mother. I wondered wheth­ er ho called her Supormoa. I waa agog to loom more. After all, H Isn't ovary day aa ordinary mortal Ilk* mo gets to moot Soper- asa hawks, build hug* M ils several feet la diam­ eter sad return to them year after yoar. Before migrating south in th* fall, ospreys rein­ force their nosts with fresh sticks as a buttress against winter stom a Smaller birds sometimes hollow out homes la tbs lower portion of tho bulky nests. mt By Peter Edson POLITICAL NOTEBOOK " G e t Ready— G e t Set— W a it ! /# "Can you fly lika a b ird ?" I ask­ ed him. "Can you leap tha tallest building*, like they eayT Can you travel with the speed of an ex­ press train T" He sighed, Rose, gave me a with­ ering look and aald scornfully: " ' Course n ot I’m only n little boy in a costume." And, with th at ho aklpped out o f tho house and out o f my life, back to Bupermom. It oooma that our street will Just hava to settle for whatever protec­ tion tho local gendarmerie ean af­ ford. Thla la th* V.P. at a luncheon WASHINGTON— (N E A ) — Dofender* of Richard M. Nixon have meeting In New York, Oct. 5: com* to his rescue. "Well, this has been a very InStung somewhat by publication teresting day in many respects. in this space o f the cute remark* . . . It's the first time I've ever attributed to John F. Kennedy been introduced twice (by Gov­ during the last campaign, Nixon ernor Rockefeller and th* head of supporters have Insisted that he the New York Columbian league) got o ff a lot o f good crack*, too. hut it couldn’t have been done by So, to give the GOP equal time two nicer fellow*." (Laughter and and apace, a search has been made applause.) Continuing: "There’s only on* trouble with for the best samples o f Nixon wit the Itallan-Amerieans. and humor. "They’v* made great contribuTha staff o f Texas Sen. Ralph Yarborough'a sub-committee on tiona, I realise, In muslc—and the freedom o f Information has pro' like, they've made great contribu­ vlded tho basle raw material on tions in politics, but there ought this, In Volume II o f Its monu­ to be more (of them) in the Re­ mental report on 1060 presidential publican party—that's the only trouble." (Applause.) campaign documents. Some of Nixon's humor was un­ Volume I contained all o f Ken­ nedy's campaign speeches. Ths full conscious, perhaps, in slips of the title o f Volume II is "The Speech tongue like this one at Portland, es. Remarks, Press Conferences Ore. Sept. 13: "I say the President was right snd Study Papers of Vice Presl dent Richard M. Nixon, Aug. 17 in what he did. ( A n s w e r i n g Through Nov. 7, 1060." It la 1,118 Khrushchev on the U-2 Incident). pages o f printed text, roughly 1,- When you are confident of your -70,000 words that he spoke in 118 strength, when you know you a n days. This doesn’t Includs the right, you maintain your dignity, great debate or epeclal television you do n” t answer insult with In­ and radio appearancts, which will sult, as President Elsenhower be Volume III, When all this mate­ did." This one, also, is pretty subtle. rial Is out and Indexed, it will be the greatest rompilation on cam­ It's from remarks at th* Clark paign oratory and two presidential County Court House, Vancouver, Wash. Sept 13, and If anybody candidates' mind ever assembled. Nixon’s humor Is quite differ­ could do this, It would be a good ent from Kennedy'*, so don't look trick: "W e must stnngthen ths moral for the same approach. Here are some o f the choicer Nixon pas­ and spiritual heritage o f America sages that drew laughter and ap­ if we a n to lead the free world to peace and freedom In the year* plause from his audiences: "Now, you often hear how dif­ ahead." Nixon got away with one of the ferent the people from the states are, and they are kind o f different. few puns of the campaign in his . . . For example, In North Caro­ remarks at Herman Park, Hous­ lina where I went to school, I had ton, Nov. 8: “ I say the American people are to learn to like thinks like turnip greens and black-eyed peas and right and Kennedy is wrong on hominy grits, and I know, too, that particular isiua (th* reces­ that as far as our accents are con­ sion) because, my friends—he msy cerned, they differ a little, kilns Is have more dollars than you have, Midwestern and other* may have but you've got a lot more sente more o f tho New England type. than he has." Continuing on thla aame theme, I'm not thinking o f anyone In par­ ticular at tha moment." — (A ll Nison added. "And you know, the most crown­ State* plcnle, Long Beaeh, C alif, ing blow of all, then the next day, Oct. 12.) In that littla boy manner he has, very Innocent, he said, »You know, if I'm elected President, I'll con­ sult with ^ ^ e sld e n t Eisenhower about hu^r to end this slump.’ (L ou^M r )— th* slump that ht's predW ng. 5 ‘■Bu know what that looks I U ^ That’s like the little boy in the neighborhood who runs In to see the fire chief and says, ‘Chief, I want to consult with you about how to put out tha Are I start­ ed.’ " (Cheers and applause.) Bomarc Firing MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) — The Air Force today listed ai "successful" the firing of a Bomarc-A missile which inter­ cepted and destroyed an Air Force QF80 Jet drone after launching from Santa Rosa Island. Tho shot was another in a series down the Eglln Gulf Test Range designed to sharpen the effectiveness oi Air defense against bombers. The missile, traveling at twice the speed of found, waa controUed by semi-automatic ground environ­ ment SAGE computers at Gun­ ter Air Force Base here. D The Interception was made at 35,000 feet, 125 miles down range from the launching site. AF Studies Radiation Effects EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE (UPI) — Air Force Research andDevelopment Command officia l^ and associated scientists today studied effects of radiation and energy In tbs Ionosphere on low frequency radio transmissions. The ARDC gathered data in a test for the U. S. Navy Tuesday in which a two-stage Nika Cajun rocket was ssnt M miles to th* ionosphere. TH IS EASY W AY... NO MONET DOWN withthe oldtire off war car Balance on EasyPaydayTferms A L L S E T W IT H 3-T NYLON A ll-W eathers Oat Ooodyaar Nylon Tlroo now for extra ufoty In all your drivtngl Tastsd on Turnpika* to ghroyou long* trouWo-froo mSaag# anywNoro.Trade today...oavawtth *•»•!/. * 70* l j •udrawi Tuba-Typo TUBELESS NYLONS LOW-PRICED, TOO! raoiMKM wMtnwMio ; m i UXh » 1 4 » s < •|Q 30* GOODYEAR Nation-wide Guarantee W GUARANTEED MONTHS mkis •* Hsu>* OuWMitM-AII MS 0 » d m r I. 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Mar. 18,1961—Page 8 House Studying N ew W a y To Give Congressmen Bigger Payroll Allowance By DICK WEST WASHINGTON <UPI> — Membera o f Congress are forever iloinc iit(T things for our welfare, even if wo don’t always recognize in what way we are being helped. Wednesday, for instance, the House of Representatives decided that we would all he hotter o ff if each congressman had a bigger of­ fice payroll allowance. It approved, therefore, a resolu­ tion authorising House members either to hire an extra clerk at $3,000 annual base pay, or to JUDGE MIZE spread that amount around among their present employes. I’ll confess that when the resolu­ tion first came to the House floor, I was a bit mystified as to how it would contribute to the common weal. In fart, I was about to entertain a suspicion that it was designed primarily for the benefit o f con­ gressmen and their employes. But, fortunately. H o u s e Democratic Leader John W. McCormack was on hand to straighten me out.“ This is not for the betterment lO — •a Bright History Qf Town Told Members of the Men's Club of the Congregational Christian Church wera antertamed at their meeting this week wild anecdotes ot two old-timers of th* commu­ nity, Jay Beck and Dr. Frtd Ensmingcr. They related that the Sanford Hotel, one ot the finest hotel* south of Jacksonville, was the to.iy budding spared when the community burned down in the early 1900's, because the resi­ dents of (he hotel hung wet blankets out of the windows. Stories about General Sanford and Fort Mellonvilla were relat­ ed by tha two historian* who are wall reread in th# aariy ktelory •f th* town. mn m w to — ■ saw ^ r« a .. M ^ IASY TIKMS AI 9>■ % s t e i.u U JTU ■ A Feature Value I LB. BEEF I I I ■ ■ ■ 19" ROTARY Willi WithHit Hi*Durchaift purchasealofon* one of these AMERI CA' S IARGEST Gf B D A Y S ! CARNIVAL STARTS 16th • ENDS 25th * Quality FOOD FREEZERS... 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Green and yellow enamel- CHAIR June! aaraLM F *— — a--I veevtii. • I »fl*4 Air Cacted Rugged, long-lotting. $ 0 2 7 for seed or fertiliser 2 • W a n t,n ' Y Sunbeams Study Indian Churches Paaedoaym Charles Ludwigge D o d g a o n wrote under the pen name of Lewis Carroll. Dodgson, author of "Alice in Wonderland," was an Anglican deacon and mathematic* teacher, tee aon e f an Anglican priest a -v - ® North Orlando Mayor Frank Fasula, who promised residents a community bulletin board at last week's council meeting, an­ nounced Wednesday that the board is up and in use. Located in the lighted area to th* back of North Orlando Co. Sale* Offices, the board Is con­ venient to all areas and may be used by all residents for adver­ tisements and announcements, Fasula said. Beginner .Sunbeams of Lake Mary's First Baptist Church learned “ How Indians ' Built A Church" at a meeting with Mrs. •Cathy Jones and Mrs. Osi* Wil­ banks, leaders. Enjoying songs, games and reiitoiuucuU sare Marty and Bert Koehler, John Clemons, Cathy , and Cindy Hood, Marion Dale, Jed Hauser, Steve Sassman. Deb- I bin Govle, Sandra and Denote Gaines, Jimmy Avery, Duma Boman and Jimmy, Sandra and Larry Wilbanks. — 4 0 Most manufacturer* showed some sleeve, although the sleeve­ less dres* still is the hot weathj er favorite. In deference to tem­ peratures produced by air condi|tionlng, many drones came with ' small Jackets or matching car­ digan sweaters. A few firms introduced * ’ sid­ ing" or undefined waistline, hut most stuck with the normal waist either marked with a narrow belt or tide sash. Almost all ignored putk. the color which ran riot through the ' early spring collections front Naw York and Paris. The colors tended to the blues, the greens, beiges, white, black, and the combination of black and while, or to pale pastels other than pink. One manufacturer came up with • bold shade dubbed “ Orgy Rad." -Fabrics stressed c is * of oare and coolness. Cotton remains king in this cotton-producing state, but th* blends of cotton with silk or any one of a dozen synthetics are rapidly moving up. Residents Get Bulletin Board In North Orlando — Low Pricos, Top Tradoi During Our SPEQAl Volut Cornivol Low Necklines, High Hemlines Set For Women This Summer Webb Skelton, president at th* Southeastern Shrine Oriental Band Assn., announces that Friday and Saturday ar* th* data* tor th* fo u r th Annual Hoedown to be RUld In Orlando, All Nobla* and their ladles ar* Invited to tha aootia tropieol "Ha­ waiian luau" at tha Gharry P la n Hotel, at • p. m. Friday. Prize* will be awarded for tha beat Ha­ waiian dree*, but thia type dree* is not compulsory. Saturday at S:S0 p. m. tharo will be a pared* starting at Main and ^.ivington. Thia will be on* ai tha la r g e s t and moet colorful parade* aver held in Orlando. There will be over 20 marching Oriental Shrine bands from ths southeastara Unitad States and they will be playing Oriental music. San Francisco’s port handle* more rice exportations than I* grown throughout China. Spring VALUE <3G O O D / Meminola County’s eivie and "There is little difference really business leaders are taking part In in Girl Scouts everywhere. The observance this week of National work and the fun are the same and lilrl Scout Week. Two of these are the goal* arc the same. County Judge Vernon Miia and “ Belonging to the Girl Scout Miss Beatrice Neilson. They ex­ , organization givea girls and wontplain their views of Scouting; Judge Mize: i en all over the world a warm bond “ The Girl Scouts of America are , of friendship. On the plane coming instilling the principles o f citizen­ over from Scotland 1 became acs h i p in our young women all over qualnted with two Girl Scouts America. These girls are learning from Boston, Mass, who had been through ths fun and fellowship of i attending an International conferscouting how they can render com­ 1cnee in Kuropa and we found an munity service both now and in , immediate fellowship. tha year* ahead. The lenders in “ Distances are shorter between the Girl Scout* on the local level countries in Kurope and Interna­ are insuring us of strung citizen­ tional relationships can ba more ship in our adults of tomorrow easily advanced. It would b* won­ thiough their devoted and unsel­ derful if w* could have more ex­ f i s h work." changes, and camps abroad. W A native of Dundee, Scotland, “ When I return to Scotland this M ils Neilson has lived in I.ake summer for a visit, I would b« Mary for the past two years, glad to contact gfrle over thera where she teaches tl e third grade. who would like to be pun-pal* with In Scotland, she was a member of Sanford girl*. Girla I have met the Girl Guide* as the Girl Scouts her* are genuinely interested in are called in the British Isles, and knowing girls from other coun­ also was a leader for a time. tries and 1 am sura that such Speaking of th* Girl Scout Inter­ friendships could promote a last­ national organization she says: ing good." Annual Hoedown Set For Orlando ity." He said the House clerk’s c#> flea had a set of payroll table* consisting o f 45 sheet* with $0 en­ tries per sheet Par be it from me to suggest that this system was intended to mislead anyon*. But in matters of public betterment, it would appeae that tha hand o f Congress is quicker than the rys o f the tax* payer. MISS NEILSON Views Of Scouting Explained #0n Observance Of Special Week DALLAS, Tex. (UPI) - Manuficturcrs in th* nation'* third f a r g e s t garment center aee worn™en moving into summer in low nrcklines, high hemlines, and waistlines exactly where nature placed them. These trends stood out in lb* three days of spring and summer fashion shows staged by the Dal­ las Fashion Manufacturers Cen­ ter, representing the bulk of dress and sportswear firms in a —city which now claims to trail ^ n l y New York and California la garment aales volume. Skirt lengths remained short, but in most Instances — except In junior collections — covered the kneecap. The accent was on collarlesi, often scooped low, necklines and bared teoulder* far summer comfort. of the members," McCormack said, thing to look forward to. er, nobody would be able So figure elevating the resolution to the Perhaps I should now explain out exactly what Wednesday’s ex­ level of statesmanship. “ It is for that the $3,000 figure mentioned ercise In puhtie betterment will the betterment of the people o f the in the lesulution does not repre- cost the bettered public. country, to enable members to bet­ Jsent all of the extra money that If, to use a conservative exam­ ter perform their service." a congressman will have available ple, 200 additional clerks were hir­ McCormack was so enthusiastic for clerk hire. ed at the full $3,000 base rate, the about this method of public bet­ If a clerk is hired at a basic ' cost would be $1,356,248. But if terment, he suggested it would be annual salary rate o f $3,000, he , twice that many clerks were hired a good thing if congressmen also actually will receive $0,781.3$. , at half that amount, the cost raised their own salaries. I This is because the basic payroll |would he $1,515,052. 1 don't know whether the other is adjusted upwardly nine times i You can understand, then, why House members are willing to do in amounts ranging from 6 to 2& Hep. John kyl, (R-Iowa), describus that big a favor, hut at least j per cent. I ed the payroll computation •>•»McCormack's idea gives us some­ Kven with an electronic comput­ 1tern as a “ mathematical monstros­ I I . mmm fig s �) G ir ls l4 -H C lu b Plans Dress Review A n n u al C a rd Party P lanned Tomorrow The Sanford Girls' 4-H Club |girls to stand and repeat the 4-H met Saturday, at the Home De- pledge and the pledge to the U. b. tnonitration Center on 33th Street. flag. In the absence of the secretary, Linda King, president, called the meeting to order by asking the Mrs. W. J. King, club leader, read the minutes o f the last meeting. During the businesa session it A uxiliary Plans was decided to buy a 4-H flag and a United States flag and a first aid Ut for the club. Bake Sale Barbara Xanner gave a report on the County Demonstration Day * A n d Barbecue which was held that morning at the HD Center. Mrs. K. T. Thomas was hostess Plans were discussed concerning to tbo monthly meeting o f tbs the dress review, scheduled for Ladies Auxiliary to tbo Sanford April IS. Dorothy Tomlinson vol­ Firemen. unteered to give a demonstration Mrs. J. K. Crow, prssldsnt, prsat the neat meeting. sided at the business session, Mrs. Refreshments were served dur­ G. M. Harriett, presented the reing the social hour and games en­ J S k iliu . pert for the ways and means com­ joyed before adjourning at 4 p.m. mittee concerning lb* barbecue TICKETS WENT ON SALE this week fo r the Easter project o f the Zeta tor members and their familiee. Xi Chapter o f Beta Sigma Phi sorority. Jack Hall, manager o f Yowell’a is Complete arrangements will be Enlisted W ives made at a later data. presenting a $25 certificate to Mrs. R. L. Reaves, chapter president, which It wee decided.!* sponsor a bake will be given to some lucky person. Mrs. W. L. Tyre, vico president, holds • M l* at the Low ly Lady Beauty O f V A H -I I poster advertising the p roject Ail proceeds will be added to the chapter's Baton. 39*7 Perk Drive, an April charity fund. (Herald Photo) 3. Homemade cakes, pies and EssT o M eet T om orrow ter eggs will bo offered for sal*. Birthday gifts were presented Members o f the VAH-ll En­ to Mrs. A. M. Bowen and Mrs. B. listed Mens' Wives Club will D eB ary C lu b Ik Bee key and Mrs. J. T. Bennett meet Friday at 9:30 a.m. for tbs received n gift far tbelr new baby regular monthly builncis meetDiscusses MARIAN X. JONES daughter. doing fine following major sur­ tag, at tbo Acey-Ducey Club. FRIDAY Mrs. C. L. West la visiting gery this past week. Refreshments in a St. Patrick's All wives of enlisted personnel friends and relatives in Atlanta, Day them* were served by the •ro invited to attend. Arrange­ Foreign P o licy Mrs. A. R. Pierson, of Valdos­ First Christian Church Fallowhostess to the eleven members ments bav# been mads for a Ga. ta, Ga., Is the guest of her son, ship Supper, at the Shrine Club. The Civic and International De­ "sitter" to bo la tbs base Suaday Mrs. Maude Coates, who sus­ Fred. She came part of the way Servinr will etart at 0:30 p. m. present. Mra. H. D. Faint will he hostess School Nursery for tbo conven­ partment of the DeBary Woman’s tained Injuries from a fall in her with her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Program follows tha supper. to tba April meeting nt her heme, ience of mothers with small chil­ Club met at tho borne o f tbs bom*, bai been a ‘patient « t the Talbott. It la bar first visit hero Every church member fem ily o f dren. SOS San Carlos Arc. for about eight years. chairman, Miss Beatrice J. Tyson, Winter Park Memorial Hospital. the church urged to attend. Mrs. Marjorie Willis, of St. who opened the meeting with the Petersburg, bae been spending a American Creed and tho Lords few days at her bom* here. She Prayer. came to close the deal for the Under discussion waa foreign sal* of her house and lot to tba Cordially invito you to attand tho Annual tbo home of Mr. and Mrs. Har- policy given by Mrs. Price Good- First Baptist Church. Mrs. Frank C. Morgan was cal­ Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Abbott, of vty L. Dunn. On Sunday, tbo Dunn eon, Tbo Congo by Mrs. Adam family, their bouae guest and Muller, government in business by led to EgUn Air Force Base, pear New Castle, Va., were recent over­ Rusty Slmss, o f Sanford, enjoyed Mrs. Harold Fanning and Taxes, Pensacola, to be with her daugh­ night guests of Homsr Server. a day at Silver Springs. Hidden And Otherwise, by Mrs. ter. Mrs. Eleanor Maxwell wbo Mr. end Mrs. Frank Winkler, sustained a broken leg. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Acorns of Ruth Magnuson. Mayfair Inn, Sanford, Florida ad Louisville Ky., have purchased West Palm Beach war* overnight Roy Welsenbarger, eon of Mr. Tbo UN Charter drawn by Al­ and Mrs. Roy Welsenbarger o f tbo Saturday Evenlnr. March I f , 1961 the Lyon property an Braddock guesta o f Mr. end Mrs. Francis ger Hise, Harry Dexter Whit* and Glenistor Thursday. MokXov, waa also discussed. Re- Oviedo Drug Store, returned to hem* there. Mrs. Alberta Warner attended reshments were served at tba Fort Wayne, Ind. Saturday even­ ing to resume his studies at Con­ Mr. and Mr*. Kirby Sellers end the State Bowling tournament in close of the meeting. cordia Senior College, after spend­ children visited relatives la Black- Jtekaoovllle this week end. ing a week here with his parents Dandax 9:30 ’til 1:30 afcsar, Ga., over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. John San George and sister, Mrs. Barbara Koerocr Mis* Aetrid Kuettner, o f Day­ spent tbs weekend in Sarasota and DeBary G rou p Suhocrlption $5.00 Per Couple Draaa Optional and family. tona Beach was a recent guest at other points in tbo southern part Mrs. Clifford Parker, mother of F or T able Reservations Call F A . 2-4868 o f the state. Mrs. Ben Jones, Is reported to bo Mr. and Mrs. Howard Southard, T o Present O pera O viedo Personals rise Personals Church Calendar Hold Meeting A t M eisch H om e The Sail!* Rarrlaon Chapter, Daughters of the American Revohrtien met at the home of Mra. Edmund Meisch, Park Are., for the monthly meeting. Mrs. C. E. Butler, regent, opened the meeting with the ritual and pledge to the flag. Following tbo businesa session, Mra. L. Tinsley introduced the speaker, Lcdr. J. D. Langford of the Sanford Navel Air Station, wbo gavo a talk an Amer­ icanism. Hostesses Mrs. Meisch, Mrs, R. M. Ball, Mrs. C. R . Park Sr., and Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat, served re­ freshments to tba thirty members end guests present for the after­ noon meeting. wbo havs been making tbelr homo ea Slone Island while Lt. Southard was temporarily stationed at the Navel Air Station returned last week to Jacksonville, where be la attached to tho base there. Mr. and Mra. Clyde R . Perking* at Bedford Ohto and Mrs. Ruth WIBiems o f Allene Ohio are bouse guests of Mrs. Alberta Warner. Mra. Carol Smith o f DeLand la tho new first grads teacher at the Enterprise school. Tbo former teacher, Mrs. Stavsns resigned. Mrs. Dottle Van 8eey of Or­ lando was tbo Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. J, B. Oviatt. The DeBary Opera Group wU present La THvlata by Verdi, Sun­ day at 3:10 p.m. at tbo Enter­ prise Parish House. The prelude will bo a piano nolo, by Mr*. Laura Platt Brown. Other selectlona will include, solos by Ivan Walker, baritone; Mildred Blair, contralto; Florence St. Anund, soprano and n duet record­ ing, Mrs. Brown will accompany all soloists and Dr. Mabel Mags* will bo narrator. 'lie yeseg p*i*l • /*<>w to stoee Drapery Fabric $12.95 gleam of lustre ■ fa il leathers highlights the flno L iuu n lo r detailing o f elegant Life Stride pumpa. High, Lew, Mid Heel* in many different styles. Sites A AA A to B. * OTH ER S 6.93 to 13.95 SO M E T H IN G SW EET! In the moed for som eth'-* sweet and pretty T Try these TAILbRED JUNIORS. They are tha eaeleet thing* yea eared for, too, in rarely-irwn dacron and cotton batiat*. With petticoat. Sue* S to IS in pink, saint, lUac, powder, malao o r white. PLEA TER MOORS, Phg. o f I I | A f4 - FABRICr a-* - SP E C IA L BAT. and SUN. ONLY 6 # EACH WEEKEND FEATURES Strawberry Shortcake Napoleons Cream Horns St. Pat's Day Cake* Rye and Pampernickl* Bread German Chocolata Cake • CHEESE CAKE FRIDAY Eddie's BAKERY 2119 S. French at Hwy. 17-92 FA 2-3079 Mother Goose Shoes A FIRST GRADE LINE OF CHILDREN'S SHOES, offering more fine quality than shoes selling for m a n y dollars more. A NARROW SEAMLESS HEEL COUNTER Sitae - tVt to 9 BLACK Widths - B and D SHOES Far The Whole Family N ew Location A N F0R D HOE Center 207 W est 1st St AND AFTER T o M eet Friday The muted P U FF In Enterprise D eB ary C lu b Tl\e DeBary Woman's Club will meet Friday at I p.m. at the De­ Bary Community Center. Guest speaker will he Duane E. Webster of Delray Bee eh He will talk on Uw “ Fa eaten Play** and Omeramraergau. He retired after 4S years with the Norton Co. o f M - a - b u t l *1 and is active in the Presbyteries Church in D elray.-Re has m id* many (rips to see the Passion Play and is an interesting speaker. Special guests at the meeting will be the speaker's brother and sister-la-law, Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Webstar o f DeBary and Mr*. Duane Webster. CREAM Mr*. Clair* Bill* announced that tlekets ar* still available, and may be obtained from mem­ bers o l the d o b by calling Mrs. Blais. Mrs. John Kolarik gave a brief report on the Spring Deanery meeting held at Cocoa Beach, which five members of the club attended. The theme of the meet­ ing was “ Pray for Peace," and the layette cootest ws* also held at the meeting. First prise went to St. Margaret Mary’* of Win­ ter Park. Mias Edith Krygler, president of the club appointed the nomi­ nating committee, and instructed them to present a slate of offi­ cers in April, at which time the dub will hold their election. Serving as members of the nomi­ nating committee are Mrs. Jo Millikea. Mrs. Frank Donoboe, and Mrs. John Purdy. SA N FO R D ELKS PETE BUKUR'S ORCHESTRA D A R M em bers Wrr •anfnrH Wrralh Page 6— Thurs. Mar. 16,1961 Ro-Jay ala* fMtarea everything yen need to acceeaorise year Easter outfit — jewelry, handbags, shoes, lingerie! a Accrediteddure*accountsweltowJI �Thurs. Mar. 16,1961— Pag* 7 Birthday P arty Honors M iss Scott S w tdsn CikdnA Q 9 DIRT GARDNERS CIRCLE The Dirt Gardners’ Circle of the Garden Club met at the home of Mrs. Harry Cushing in Loch Arbor for the March meeting. Cohostesses were Mrs. Charles Wea­ ver, Mrs. George Harden and Mrs. E. D. Rinehart. Mrs. R. F. Robison, president, announced that the Sanford Gar­ den Club has arranged to dis­ play a "Blue Star Memorial Marker," in honor of the armed forces. It will be placed in the se­ cond highway island on 17-92 just beyond the triangle, south of SanA formal ccrcmuny is planned for placing the marker, on March 28 at 10 a.m. Mrs. C.K. Maya Jr., president of the Florida Fed­ eration of Garden Clubs will be present at that time. Mrs. Robison also announced that the Bald Eagle Club is still asking for help in conserving the fast diminishing btld csgles in this country. The circle donated a small sum for this work. Circle members agreed (o take Ibe Good Samaritan Nursing Home as their garden therapy project and each month a group of mem­ bers wUl help the patients in tome type of gardening. Mrs. L. E. Lccper is in charge of this project. The junior gardeners of Pinecrest school received instructions on air plants from Mrs. J. R. WeUa and Mrs. Lccper. Mrs. S. C. Dickerson was elected to repre­ sent the circle at the state con­ vention In St. Petersburg in April. Mra. E. S. McCall was named alternate. During the social hour, Mrs. J. R. Weaver ahowed color slides o f Japanese Bonsai that she made when she and her husband lived in Japan. JACARANDA CIRCLE . Mrs. M. J. Sorokowsky was hostess to the monthly meeting of the JACARANDA Circle at her home in Loch Arbor. The house COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY 2528 Park Dr. Cleanest Wash in Town! was attractively decorated with arrangements of daisies and aza­ leas, with an outstanding arrange ment of artificial flowers on the dining table. Mrs. A. C. McReynolds, presi­ dent, held a short business meeting with garden tlicrapj- and Easter projects the main topics of dis­ cussion. Ben Wiggins was the guest speaker for the evening. He used as his topic, "Conservation" and showed films on the subject fol­ lowed by a question and answer period. During the social hour refresh­ ments were served by the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Irving Pryor and Mrs. J. E. Hitchens. Others pre­ sent were Mmci. B.C. Graham,A. V. Taylor, R. E. Peurifoy, L. B. Steele. J.T. Little, R. D. Hunter, C. H. Tyre, C. M. Flowers, C. C. Bron­ son, Mcita M. Starke, W. B. Brin­ son, R. L. Andrews, E. J. Mossman Bertha Rhodes, M. E. Smith, Al­ burn Rector and W. T. Raynor. CAMELLIA CIRCLE Members of the CAMELLIA Cir­ cles met at the home of Mrs. Al­ fred Greene, on Jewett's Lane for the monthly session, with Mrs. B. S. Austin as co-hostess. Mrs. Blanton Owen gave a very interesting demonstration on mak­ ing dried arrangements and wall plaques. New members introduced and welcomed by the group were Mrs. BUI Clause and Mrs. David Thrasher. Other members attending were Mmes. Lewis Barley, W. C. Bliss Jr., J. H. Chapman, W. L. GramkoV, Vernon Hardin, J. L. Horton Charles W. Lansing, Earl Lee, Tom McDonald,. E. W. Peterson, Thomas Galloway, James Ander­ son, Don Hamncr and Madclyn Kuhn. Local Events FRIDAY The American Legion Auxiliary is holding a rummage sala Fri­ day and Saturday in the Woodruff Bldg. First and Park Ave. Call Mrs. W. J. King if you wish to donate artielea. Proceeds to be used in the auxiliary charity work. TONY EDWARDSON, aon o f Mra. Joyce Edwardaon. celebrated his fourth birthday with a party, Saturday afternoon, at their home on 135 Garri­ son Drive. Games were enjoyed and a big birthday cake, decorated in a cowboy design, served with ice cream and soft drinks. Guests pictured at the refreshment table from left are Mitchell Travis. Garland Duckett, Deborah Brown, Tony (the honoree) Bobby MacGregor, Girlstinc and Billy Quinn. Two other guests, Bobby Parker and Rickey Jackowich arc not in the picture. (Herald Photo) E ight Fam ilies W elcom ed T o A rea B y W W H ostesses Welcome Wagon hostesses have welcomed the following new fami­ lies to the Sanford Area: Mr. and Mra. R. C. Wetter and children, from Chicago, III., and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gidsey, from Longwood. Families transferred here by the Navy include Mr. and Mra. Neal Gleske and children, Linda, Lisa and Laura, from Jacksonville; Lt. and Mrs. Richard Bailie, Denise and Richard, from Norfolk, Va„ and Lt. and Mrs. Donald Parrish, Kathleen, Ann and Doyle, from Jacksonville. Mr.'and Mrs. David Jones, from North Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marshall, from Huntington, W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Catbdollar also from Huntington. (p& A A D W dA F. T. Austin, o f Atlanta, Ga., is the houseguast, this wook, of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Strickland, at their home P it Palmetto A vt. Mr. and Mrs. Derial Etterle and daughter, Pamela, o f Whldby Is­ land, Wash., are visiting his sister, Mrs. Lao Fatten, 100 Wilkins Drive . the bride's mother, sister and brother. Mr. and Mrs. William Canaday of DeLeon Rd. have as their bouse guest, Miss Jessie Hart of Albany, N.Y. Mrs. Edna Decker o f Eldorado Dr. has returned to her home, after an extended visit with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Decker of Troy, N. Y. Hold Meeting A t Wiggins Home , . . starts at Mary-Esther’s May wa show you our lovely array of Easter dresses? Thea ~ M you with the proper underpinning* . , . And complete the ensemble with Hat, Glovoe, Host, Jewelry 1 COME IN TODAY Fashions Juat For You" FA 2-2883 ABOVE HEAT! shower off fflowers Spring has arrived in our millinery shop . . . with posies appearing everywhere . . . on cloches, caps, shell shapes. Pick your now! W orld’s lightest weight s u it. . . . S S % P aorafi* p o ly ester, 4 S % fine w orsted First and still finest o f the fcathenrefghti— Peso Plums has seen many imitators come and then fade awsy. And no wonder! Only Peso Plums gives you Pacific Mills' fabric know-how and Sagner’e premiumtailoring. The result is a miracle of lightneaa— keeps you (and itsslf) fresh and nest. Wrinkles disappear like magic. We hope we have enough to go around, but we esn’t promise you. one unless you act %Osa/L For Easter And Forever w altney G 204 8. PARR AVE. Oh m Fridays To 7 P. M. LOVE THAT Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wabster of Carmen Lane are expecting the arrival of Mr. Webster'* brother and his wife, Mr. and Mra. Duane E. Webster of Delray Beach, Mra, G. Spaulding o f Sunrise Blvd. has as her current house guests, Mrs. E. K. Gatei o f Red­ ding, Mass, and Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Gates Jr. of Fort Walton Beach, and their two children, Gleen and Cindy. Mr. and Mrs. R. Eldridg* of Oradell, N. J., will soon occupy their new home on Constance Rd. E. They bought the form er Meekley home. Mrs. H. K. Johnson of Morning Glory Dr., entertained with a few The trunk of the ocotillo, a tablet of bridga at bar bom# this desert tree, grows in the ground past week. like a beet. "Featuring B V rS A O N E R DIAMONDS . . . . The March meeting of the Dor­ cas Sunday School Class of the Central Baptist Church was held at the home of Mrs. II. H. Wiggins, on Jefferson Ave. Mrs. J. Q. Galloway, president, presided at the business session when plans were discussed for the "Spring Cleaning mlfch. landscaping and planting flowers. Games were enjoyed during the social hour anil refreshments terVed by the hostess. Others at­ tending the meeting were Mmes. G. E. McCraw, J. It Vantrcll, W. L. Harmon, J. R. Weaver,, (5. B. Smith, I. R. Bass, Harry llcrr ing, Georgia Colvin. R. W. Hart­ man, O. G. Owrns. T. G. Richardson, L. N. Hollo­ way, H. E. Wilcox, L. D. Bast. F. E. Snyder, John Bullock, A. C. Naughter. W.R. Wiggins. Sr.. G. H. High, R. L. While. E. M. Chester, Louise I.er, Miss Clara Swaggerty, Diane Chester and Cindy Wiggins. M A R Y - E S T H E R ’S r Maban, Myra Meeks, Nonna Whittern, Carol Samuels, Maureen Scott. Dan McCall, Bary Barks, Frank Noel, Ronald Outlaw, Tbad Boyd, David Noel Barry Johnson, Buddy Lawson and Frank Scott. E X A C T L Y A S SEEN IN G L A M O U R Dorcas Members D eB ary Personals By MRS. ADAM MULLER James I. Grant and Anne M. Hendricks both o f Titusville, were united in marriage by Judge Al­ bert D. Williams, at • p.m. Wed­ nesday in the Judge's chamber. The newlyweds wera attended by M in Mary Scott, daughter of the gueita and the familiar hay Mr. and Mr*. F. D. Scott, \gaijuagon and rode Into the party honored on her ISth birthday with ,n style. After a tour of the points a surprise party at the MQ Itanch. of interest, the dinner bell sum* Family members managed to moned them to a "chuck meal" clikeep it a complete surprise, which maxed with a home made birthday was quite a problem with phones j cake with burning tapers, ringing, guests accepting invitaFollowing the gift opening cere* lions and other last minute dc- mony the gang enjoyed dancing in tails being made. Mary's brother, Frank, was home for the semester holiday and proved to be the perfect alibi to get Mary out to the ranch without suspecting a party. They were met at the gate by J a oq u a lin # . . . t i n t n am e In fa sh ion ) It'a thn sh oo w ith tho v ery latest look ! V am p a orlso-oroM o f w h ite, a n d a iry sk y lig h tin g . . . brig h ten in g b la ck patent, o r n avy, g n y o r o a m tl ca lf. H ig h o r liU la h oolod. th e pump to launob your opring I $14.95 �—-in ---------------- W fjf H ew ferll Pam 8—Thura. Mar. 16.1961 WaralR Miami, Si. Louis Clash In NIT Opener Tonight T Sanford Dominate; Field Events In M eet; Finish Second In Track Opener Chip Crawford, Vic Welch and Jim Jones grabbed a first while T ony Sulplto captured first places in the shot put and discus throw. In tha pole vault, Jimmy Jones grabbed a first piaea. Richard Walker of Sanford fin­ Tha Seminoles from Sanford, in (hair Aral track meeting of tka season, finished second in a trlangle meet in DeLand Wednes­ day but completely dominated tbs field evaots. Coach Jim Pigott said after tha meet that ha was well sat­ isfied with his boya “ considering wa only worked out for a such a abort time.” Pigott referred to the track at the new Seminole High School which ia not completed aa yet. In the meet. Sanford scored BSVk points while norida Military School rolled «p Otto to win the meet. In third place was DeLand with 20 points. 8anford took five first place events and was “ la the money" In all the other events. They took a first In the 440 yard run thanks to tha brilliant running o f Mike Champion; Tha mile relay team of Champion, Famed Keglers Hit Bumpy Road Long Count . . Not Short NEW YORK (UPI) ----- Floyd Patterson can take a lot more pride ia bia world heavyweight boxing' crown today following proof that tha "short count" was actually tha "ion* count." Many observers o f tha cham­ pionship fight between Pattenaon and Sweden's Ingemar Johansson at Miami B each. Monday night were o f tha opinion that referee Billy Regan counted Johansson out a split second too soon in tha sixth round. However, film* taken by Teleprompter corporation showed Wednesday that Johansaon waa down for 11 1-ltUi seconds, or 1 1-U more than tha required 10. 24 Teams Mix In Tourney HOLLYWOOD (U PI) - Twentyfour,team s teed off today la tha fifth annual Man’a International Four-Ball Golf Tournament at Orange Brook Golf Coarse. BUI Ujmdman of Huntingdon Valley, Pa., and Bob Gardner o f New York were established ns early favorites for tha tlUe, which wlU be determined by four days of* medal play on a best ball basis. ' Hyndman and Gardner ware both rUoners-up for the U. S. amateur crown in recant years and ware member* o f last year's victorious Walker Cup team. Guides Minor*s Club NEW YORK (UPI) Enos Slaughter, who epitomised spirit and hustla during IS years in major league baseball, will man­ age the Raleigh, N. C., club at tha C lau B Carolina League this year. Tha club is a farm club of tha New York National League team which ia scheduled to begin competition next year. Two Sign ished second In the mile run; John Mann finished second in (he low hurdle* while other aecood places were woo by Charles Fox, shot put; Bobby Barbour, broad jump; Brad Wallace, pole vault and Doo Harvey, high jump. NEW YORK (U PI) - S t . Louis meets Miami of Florida and Holy C ron takes on Detroit tonight In the opening round of tha 24th am usl National Invitation Tourna ment at Madison Square Garden. A total of 12 teams from repre­ sentative sections of the country entered this tourney which won't be decided until Saturday, March26. The second group of first-round contests arc scheduled for this Saturday, with Temple squaring away against Army and De Paul meeting Providence in tba after­ noon. The quarterbacks atari that night aa Colorado State University opposes The St. Louls-Miaml win­ ner and Memphis State faces the Holy Croia-Detroit survivor. The tourney continues next Tuesday, with Dayton and Niaga­ ra making their debut, and the semifinals ara slated for next Thursday. TERRI8 C. COLLINS wan one o f the curly winners in the Schlitx Fishing contest. Terris, who liven in Snnford, caught a 2*4 pound black bass just below the Lake Mon­ roe Bridge. MPLS.-ST PAUL (UPI)—Mika McFarland, a S-foot, 3-ineh, iso­ pound quarterback from Wasters Illinois, and Allas Ferric, S-foot, lln eh , sos-pound and drum Wag­ ner College la New York, signed Wednesday with the Minnesota Vikings Sign Two Viklnga o f tha National Football MLPS— ST. PAUL, Minn. (UPI) League. —General Manager Bert Rote of tha Minnesota Viklnga has an­ Signs W ith Gianta nounced tha signing of two rook­ NEW YORK (UPI) - D o o Hein­ ie*. They arc Doug Mayberry, rich, form er Olant quarterback, Utah State full back, and Ken was signed aa backficld coach Petersen, University of Utah •ad scout Mooday by tha Naw tackle. The Vikings now have York Giants signed II of thalr 20 draft choices. tournament. Opening their six-gam* Classic 18 hnlftims lead and coast horn*. Houston guard Dick Molchany put the clamp* on Marquette's scoring are, Don Kojls, and held him to II points. Border Conference champ Arizona State and independent Seat­ tle, who earlier this year staged an 87-86 overtime thriller, put on another exciting show Wednesday night at Portland. With tha score, 70-60, Arisona StaU leading, and 30 seconds to go, Seattla'a Dave Mills draw a two-shot foul. Ha swished one but purposely tossed his second shot hard at tha backboard In hopes of recovering the ball and scoring the basket which would lea the contest. Instead, Arisona State got the ball. Gerry Hahn of the Sun Devils tried a shot in the final seconds. It hit the rim, bounced up In the air and fell through ae the busier sounded. The fans were in for more thrill* as U8C, fifth ranked in the nation, took on low-rated Oregon, a last-minute pick for the competi­ tion. The Ducks nearly blasted tha Trojans off the court In piling up a 36-27 lead whils Trojan star John Rudometkin picked up four fouls. Rut In the second half the Tro­ jans hit an amaxing .613 of their shots. Rudometkin started the second half and scored IB big points befor fouling out with 2:67 to play, lia ended the evening with 24 point*. When “ Rudo" fouled out, the Trojans led, 78-66, and they held on to win. team play with a weak 2863 series Wednesday night, the Buds will be seeing action in ainglei and doubles before concluding their ABC action with a three game team session again tonight. Don Carter and Dick Webber were the only St. I-ouia aUrs to go over tha 600 mark a* the team had games o f 060-1016-032. While never having won an ARC title since being formed six year* ago, the 8U Louisians car ried a 1,006 pins-per-geme aver age In Wednesday night's ap­ pearance. They finished 171 pine below thle average. The Great Lake* teams, afUr openings with 2068 Tuesday, fol lowed with a poor 2767 Wednesday night and a 6726 six-game Classic Division tou t. This oamed the Detroit team second place behind the leading 6804 rolled by the Onyx Trophies o f New York. Seminoles Whip Georgiia Nine TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - The University of Georgia's baseball team will try today to even their season-opening series with Florida Slate University at one game each. Tha Seminoles began thalr season Wednesday with a [ triumph over the Bulldogs, who also were playing Iheir first game of the year. FSU kicked away an early fiva run lead, but rallied for two runs In tha eighth to tie. Than won in tba last of tba ninth wfe shortstop Kyla SpiUar raced home from second an a double error by Georgia’s Phfl Asha and Ben Cheek. , Ladies Night Set At SOKC It’s Ladies' night at the SanfordOrlando Kennel Club tonight and as a special feature for the ladies, Racing Sec. Pitsy Williamson has scheduled three grade A races and one marathon run for tonight’s card. Track record-holder Herold Ex­ press and Neptune’a Rocker, win­ ner of Monday Night’s special In­ ter-City Match Race against the Sarasota Kennel Club, are both running tonight. Herold Express, who clocked a 30.60 earlier in the year to break the track mark for the S/16Uu mile, will be showing his terrific speed in the eighth race while Rocker gets hla chance*in the program opener. Ole Ana, who has shown lately that the marathon races are her specialty, gets her seventh straight start in the 3/Stha. mile 10th race. Ole Ana won her last distance sprint and placed in the other two of her last three starts. “ Frem the way ha'a up and does everything and that's the way weight title bout, either, Kearns Instated. down in almost every fight he It is In boxing, too." Ths man Patterson has to box All in all, Xearna felt that the hae," Doc M id , “ It’a pretty obvion* now, to prove himself a true cham­ bout was completely unsatisfac­ that his chin Isn't as strong aa hla ( tory and that while Johansaon heart. He reminds me of Fred Ful­ pion, is Sonny Liston. “ proved to be a better fighter than ton, who w m game and could box “ And Listen would have to be moat people thought" the victori­ and punch. But hit him on the chin the choice to beat him if they ous Patterson “ Isn’t the champion and he had to go." fought now,” Kearns speculated. a lot o f people thought he waa." “ Ha’a big and strong and rough “ ft ie,“ he continued, “ the Mm* "1 don’t think Patterson was in way in any'racket. Look at base­ and he can take a punch m well the proper condition," Kearns ex­ ball. Some of the slickest fielders ae dish it out real good. I think plained. “ He was too heavy and ha in the gam* can’t hit a lick. Yet he'd win the title and Patterson w» » puffing and blowing from tha some o f the hardest hitter* can’t can't continue to dodge him no start. Certainly ha looked sloppy field. The real etar ia the guy who matter what the reason." and logey. Ployd wanted to fight, yet, while he set a fast pace, he couldn’t hold to it. In the sixth W H E E L A L IG N M E N T they both were wallowing when PatUreon happened to nail him." W HEEL BALANCE M’a the raaeon behind the faet that a half century ago all the eastern champions were beaten when they went west. “ In tha West, they had a bunch of fast four-round kids who fought at a whirlwind pace," Keanu re­ called. “ Those who earn* in from the East could stand the paca for ona round but after that they had It." Patterson, if the competition waa around, wouldn't last long aa champion because o f tha suspici­ PhoiM FA 2-0651 405 W. FIRST 8T. ous crystal quality 6f his Jaw^ tha SANFORD, FLA. still agila 70-ytar-old Kearns anal­ ysed. CHECK! Sean McROBERTS TIRE TREAT YOURSELF TO C A N A D A DRY BOURBON Takes Club Job PORTLAND, Ore. (U P D -B ob Rosburg, 1069 PGA titlist, signed Thursday as head profcsalonal for the new Meriwether Country dub course which co-owners Carl Pose and Dick lo r d Mid will be opened next July. Visuoliner S ...IT ’S “AM ERICA’S FINEST” s u m s ? ilia: mm M tetu s* m a r • asatas aa* a u i u m m . i tail or bring this coupon a and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily for Only MC/WG NIGHTLY EXCEPT SUNDAY Thursday - Ladies • P o p u la r Brands • • N ight HEATED GRANDSTAND • LUXURIOUS CLUB HOUSE • at «... MIAMI (U P I)—The public was victimised by a “ fast count" just as much as Ingemar Johansson In hla controversial knockout at the hands of Floyd Patterson, veteran Jack (Doc) Kearns asserted today. “ People pay to a* a fight and they should get it," said Kearns, shrugging o ff evidence presented In New York Wednesday by Teleprompter which indicated Johanswas on the floor 11 l-12th second*. In the early days, the referee would Ull you to 'get up and fight’ but today theyre too quick to count ’em out." The mandatory eight count, used in Monday night's fiasco, ceriainly deserved no place in a heavy- MATINEES :72PM PRICES F a rre ll's famous bowling will go compete In minor events at the 68th an­ nual American Bowling Congress 16 Teams Remain In Competition As First Round NCAA Play Over United P m u International FI rat-round NCAA tournament action la over and IS teams remain In tha competition to determine the IN I champion o f college bas­ ketball. The Anal three flrat . round gnmea were played Wednesday night and found Houston bumping Marquatte, 77-61, in a single game at Houston while Arisona State edged 8eattle, 72-70, and U8C squeaked by Oregon, St-70, in a pair o f hysterical thrillers at Portland. Eastern and Midwestern Arst round action took place Tuesday and hera is how Friday's secondround competition now ehapee up. A t Charlotte, N. C., Princeton meets St. Joseph's, Pa., and St. Bonaventura faces Wake Forest in the Eastern regional. At Louisville, Ky., Ohio State battles l,oulsville and Morehead State meets Kentucky hi the Mid­ east regional. A t Lawrence, Kan., it's Texaa Tech-Clnclnnatl and Houaton-Kan•as State ia the mldweat regional. At Portland, Ore., Utah playa Loyola, Calif., and southern Cali­ fornia take# on Arisona State in the Western regional. One o f those 16 teams will be tha eventual champion. Friday's winners play Saturday night to de­ termine regional champions and these square off at Kansas City March 24-26 to datarmlna the win­ ner. At Houston Wednesday night, Gary rhilllpa and Tad Zuekenblll popped in 27 and 23 points to spark the easy victory. But the real story waa the gluelike man-to-man defense which en­ abled tha Cougars ta pile up a 46- DETROIT (U P I)—The St. Louis Budwelaer*' sura are hoping things belter today when they Public 'V ictim ized' By Bout, Kearns Says NEGRO GRANDSTAND • • ------- —VALET PARKING Only 15 Racing Days Laft V . Package Store fit Km * First, B u te* • M l. BOOTH OF EANFOKB OH MIWAY 1T-M ! ft? _______ fi * 7 �New York Assembly Turns Down Stadium Bid O fficials Surprised ®lj* franforh Rrmlh JyAlAN MAVER. |Oal "can 0 Races Slated For Daytona Killebrew Says No Need To Worry About Babe's Mark G O R D O N of the Athletics — NEW YORK (UP1> _ Mayor Robert F. Wagner told a atunned baseball world today that approvstill ba ’obtained” of a Naw York atats bill essential to the National League's plans to ex­ pand to 10 clubs in 1062. The bill, empowering New York City to construct an |1> million atadlum for a new National League club, failed to achieve the necessary two-thlrda majority in the New York State Assembly Wednesday and was tabled by As­ semblyman Anthony P. Savarese Jr. (R-Queens), tha sponsor. "It Is Important to realize that the resolution was not killed," said Wagner, who was caught completely by surprise along with baseball officials by the assembly'a action. "I am confident that next time there will be enough votes favoring It to pass it." (J But the stunning effect o f the assembly's action was evidsnt in tha reaction o f Baseball Commis­ sioner Ford Frick, president George Weiss of the new NL club and even co-owner Dsn Topping o f the New York Yankees who baa bitterly opposed the construc­ tion o f the stadium for the new club. _ "This certainly makes things ® difficult for the new club," said Frick in Phoenix, Arls., "I’m hop. Ing they can get a recommenda­ tion for a new vote." "This is a situation carried on by the club prior to my joining it," said George Weiss, who was appointed president o f tha new club on Tuesday. "I don’t know enough about it to make an Intel­ ligent evaluation o f the situa­ tion." Topping's only comment waa that be was "astounded" but a Yankee spokesman added that the Yankees "are on record aa agree­ ing only te the naw club using the Pole Grounds." This waa a warning that the Yankees might refuse to lease Yankee Stadium to the new club and thus leave it without a park of big league standards. Ebbets Field, former home o f the Dodgers, already has been torn down and the Polo Grounds, former home o f the Giants, la scheduled to be razed ee that a housing project can be built on the alts. The state assembly’s vote on the measure was 80-68, the majorIn ity falling 20 votes short o f the V necessary two-thirds, and crossed party lines with 26 Democrats and M Republicans opposed. The ta­ bled measure can be brought to another vote during this session but still would require 100 votes lor approval. A s opposition said that the stadium would not be self-support­ ing and that the city would be Q "left bolding the bag." Thun. Mar. 16,1961— Page 9 JO E GORPOK o r KAN SAS a r ^ N A / S S PReAtuv/a ro 4* r so** fOATOA x eccfip A4M£L/ rr/A r e fi AiM AStff* 5 P.rre/fe/rr AMtKOW ISASC’B CUJB9N2 to ccfsw e UXM * United Press Internatlonsl Ing streak by defeating the PhilaTh* Chicago White Sox are win- delphia Phillies, 2-0; tha Washing­ nlng thoss one-run ball games ton Senators handtd th* Balti­ again and it that's any indication more Oriolee their fourth consecu­ ORLANDO (U PI) — Harmon Killebrew, the slugging strong of what's to come during the reg­ tive loss, 6-4; th* Milwaukee boy o f tha Minnesota Twlna, says ular season It could mean trouble Brave* topped th* Loe Angelea don’t worry about Babe Ruth's re for the re*t o f the American Dodgers, 4-3, in 11 innings; the cord—It’a perfectly safe. League. Pittsburgh Pirates overwhelmed Some bateball brooders fretted For the »rcond straight day, the th* Minnesota Twins, 10-4; the that Ruth’a all-time record o f 80 White So* pulled out a victory in San Francisco Giants nipped th* home runs in a single season the ninth inning, coming up with Chicago Cubs, 10-9; th# Boston might be endangered this year be­ cause the expanded American six run* in the final frame Red Sox belted th* Cleveland InLeague had increased Its schedule Wednesday to edge the Cincinnati dinns, 14-8, and the Detroit Tigers Reds, 8-7. After dropping their trimmed the St. Louis Cardinals, from 164 garnet to 162. . These worry-warts claimed that opener, the Clsox now have won 0-3. anyone breaking Ruth’a record three straight exhibition games, Mickey Mantle drove in both would be entering via the back making them most of singles stolen runs for th* Yankees, connecting door, to to speak, because there bases and hustle — a brand of for a double and a home run. The would be eight more games to do ball that tcmporarilly ended the husky centerflelder, who returned New York Yankees' domination of to action Tuesday after a two-day it In than the Babe bad. “ They have nothing to worry the Junior circuit in 1959. layoff because o f a knee Injury, In other games, the New York Is hitting .600 in th* Grapefruit about," said Killebrew, who ia re­ garded by many aa a possible Yankeee ended a four-game los- League. threat to the record himself. Joe Hicks, a rookie outfielder, ho# IOAOMAW MN "Even, with those eight extra slashed two homers, knocking in KC JtAePAl AM A0/K games, I don't look for anyone four runs to lead Washington over p k a k k ia m e e r to break Ruth's record thia year, th* Orioles. Marty Keough col­ A torfs MA/AL^O *£ T “ I don't say it's Impossible, but a K tC O A P- 7HB/K* _ MI'LS.-St. Paul (U l'l) Purple lected three hit* for th* Senators, It's highly Improbable. Mickey t * A * o * r o f'e t « o if and white were chosen today as of­ who have won four o f five game* --------------- PA Mantle has tha beat ahot at It. ficial colors of the Minnesota this spring. Not In Yankee Stadium, though. Rookie centerfielder Jack (The Vikings, and general manager I f ha ware pleying In Detroit or Bert Rose said unlforma will Knife) Jonea, considered Bill Bru­ Kanaaa City all the time, I'd have carry those colors with gold ton's replacement, tripled home to say yes. But he's at a distinct trim. Lee Mays to earn th* Brave* their disadvantage playing his home Rose said the exact uniform triumph. Another rookie, southpaw game* in Yankee Stadium." Denver Lemaster, limited the has not yet been (elected. Killebrew tied tha record for tha most homo nine ever hit by a Washington player when he clouted 42 In 19&9. Even though he was sidelined almost ti months last season because o f two ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) — Tho St. Pcterabur* different muscle Injuries, he (till Open R olf tournament offered tho richest rewards of ita hit 31. 28-year history an the touring professionals teed o ff in Those 81 homere were ev the first round today. more amatlng then the 42 he hit Seven o f the 10 top PGA money winners of the 1961 Gramling (La.) at 6:30 p. m. end the year befora Inasmuch as Kil­ tour were on hand for the 122,600 event at the Pasadena Central (Okla.) State and George­ lebrew had only five homere up Golf Club course. to the All-Star break. town (Ky.) at 10 p, m. There waa Tommy Bolt, former National Open Winston-Salem b e c a m e the champ who won the Pensacola Open laat Sunday; Cary "Cinderella" team of the tourna­ Middlccoff, a two-time winner of this event, George ment even before It started by Rnyer, the defending champion, and Gary Player of defeating three-time NAIA chantSouth Africa, No. 1 in earnings thia year with $19,285 plon Tennessee AAI in the district ao far on the current tour. playoffs, defeated West Virginia But Arnold Palmer, No. 2 in the earning! Hat, decid* State, 86-76, Wednesday. ed to bypass this tourney for a rest. He will resume tha SEBRING (UPI) Another Northern Michigan gained Ita tour next week with tha Sunshine Open at Miami. quarterfinal berth by defeating balttle between Steady little Por­ Missouri Valley Collsge, 79-03, In sche* and high-powered Farraris a gama tied 16 times and in and Maseratla shaped up today which tha itad changed hands an for the 12-bour Sebring Sports Car Race March 28. equal number of tlmea. A privately • entered Porsche Anderson, trailing by as much aa 14 polnta midway through the driven by Oliver Gendebien of second period, rallied to tie Em­ Belgium and Han* Hsrmann ef poria (Kan.) State, 79-79, Wednes­ Germany, won last year. Aa day night on Ksn Strawn's three- other Porsche was second, fol point play with ona second re­ lowed by Ferrari*. Elimination of a fuel brand maining, then went on to defeat requirement has permitted entry the Kansane In overtime, 66-Si. of factory teems from both Por­ Grambllng, the talleet team in sche and Ferrari this year. The the tournament, had little trouble Ferrari factory haa entered three eliminating Pans (Nab.) State, BOcare and the Porsche factory two. 60, to gain ita berth tonight •gainst Andsreou. Central Oklahoma, hlttliig at a Rides 4 W inners 62.6 percent average from the LINCOLN, R. 1. (UPI) - Bill field, breeted peat Illinois Wee- Skusei, Canadian-horn jockey, leyan, 84-82, and Georgetown edg­ booted home four winners at Lin­ ed Redlands (Calif,), 69-87, in coln Downs Wednesday, including other second round games Wednes­ Leo's Baker in the festured sev­ day. enth race. Colors Chosen For Twin Uniforms Pick Training Site SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI) -T h e San Diego Chargers of the Amtrican Football League, recently shifted from Los Angeles, will start their pre-aeaaon training July 17 at San Ditgo State Col­ lege. Captains Team ANN ARBOR. Mich. (UPI) Jon Hall of Havana. HI., haa been elected captain of the 1961-82 University of Michigan basket­ ball team, succeeding John Tid­ well who graduates la'June. Dodgers to one hit over four in­ nings. The Pirates pounded out 16 hits, getting nin* singles during their nine-run sixth innings. Gina Cimoli and Bill Materoskl led th* Pittaburgh hitlers with three, safeties apiece. Bub Friend went five in­ ning* for the world champions, al­ lowing on* run and four lilt*. Th* Giant* and Cubs engaged in a free-swinging contest, with , six home runs being slugged, but ; it was a balk by Chicago rookie | hurier Dick Burwell with th e ' bases loaded that decided the gams. Ernie Banka and Ron San­ to slammed homere for th* Cubs while Willi* McCovey, John Or•ino, Arlo Engel and Bob Farley hit homer* for the Giant*. Don Mossl and Ray Narlcskl, former Cleveland relief are*, turned in fin* performance* as Detroit took advantage e f twa Cardinal errors in tha tlxth in­ ning to score four runs o ff A rt Kay. The Red Sox Jumped on rookie hurier Wilfred Slebert and Sam McDowell fo r 10 runs in tha flrat inning to rout the Indians. Wilila Kirkland clouted a grand alam homer for the Indians. GREGORY LUMBER'S DISCOUNT 5 . 50% On Surplus Stock 6th St. at MapU Avs. KIU THOSE APHIDS WITH . . . Rich Reward Top Seeded Teams In NAIA Face Rugged Test In Action KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U P !) — Top-seeded Westminster (Pa.) and defending champion Southweet Texas State face impeetng hurdles tonight In the quarterfinal round o f the 23rd annual NAIA basket­ ball tournament. Westminster, which h a d t o scramble Wednesday night to turn back Newberry, (8 . C.), 86-76, takes on Winston-Salem (N. C.) at 7 p. m., Southwest Texas State, a narrow 01-69 victor ovar East Texas Baptist in the second round, meets second-seeded Northern Michigan at 8:60 p. m. Other quarterfinal games tonight match Anderson (Ind.) and Chisox W inning Those 1 Run Games Again INSECTICIDE M a o a # L Ram itM pvufluti Avra ^iw uuff oy Nationwide Chemical Company o f Fort Alyaas Sebring Battle Shaping Up SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER OR KILGORE SEED COMPANY DAYTONA BEACH (UP1) — Another day of preliminary raeea la scheduled today hi the weeklong motorcycle speed events at Daytona Iatamational Spaedway. Charles Volkmar of Elmer, N. J., drove his Ilariey-Davldson to victory in a 10-lap contest Wed­ nesday to win three else* cham­ pionships for Ughtwalgbt cycles. Ed FUber o f Parkenborr. Pa., •ad Bob HemlHoa of Miami Springs won other class races. E -fttk t! SHOWING ItfN D A Y III Ill-tin f Invar(lit Bo TWICE os comlortablo, art no mot* than you'd oxpoct to pay for ONE oi tboso tin# rockorsl Ona .word ot.wqmtog-.e_* - this apodal purohoBO LIMITED. Wa may not ba ablo to rapoat at tha prico whan thooa ara gona. lllti )ii lllll Nov try good oM-time kor flavor at tool old-time prices. Ycl jmt tan hoy can* and _ UR[GIH/\Jj . . r^ ^ o n , i i r j - > * i « » i u o . « a spec•*! low "get-acqiuinud” price. Pick •palev eii-peck* today! tfk U M g w im i • « i stt 1 7W1Tlj OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS ONLY $1 DOWNI • Unusually forgo sixa A • om l 8vv*#ii^ mvi a prltfiaa n n j aBvwi V) • RoaUiont hair filling • • Light or dark frama Cholea of colon O © 3 �P«ffe 10—Thun. Mar. 16, '61 By Abigail Van Buren help arthritis. I wonder if any of your readers have ever heard of this. It seems such a simple thin? to do, but I have hoard from scvcrnl people who told me this has helped them. Is this a widespread bit of Information or only a local tale? ARTHRITIC DEAR ABBY: I have a 35-yeor-old aon who is not Interested in women. Every evening he brings home a couple o f friends (fellows) and they sit around and watch television and drink beer. I am very much concerned beenuse he la at an age when he should have hia own home and family. I can see no good in this present set-up. His father died when he was quite young end I have been a widow fo r years. Maybe I am to blame? He seems to have a mental block when it comes to marriage. Should I insist that he see a psychiatrist? WORRIED DEAR ARTHRITIC: I do not practice medicine in my column, but there are many good doctors who practice it in their offices. 1 have never heard of the “ copper bracelet” remedy and neither han any reputable doctor. e • • DEAR ABBY: How old do you think a girl should be before r boy con come to et her, walk her down to the show, pay er way, alt with her «*nd walk her home? And how Into do you think he should stay if she is 13? TROUBLES S e e e e Yes, Abby will answer your letter per­ sonally If vou write to ABBY. Box 3305, Bverly Hills, Calif., and enclose a stamp­ ed, self-addressed envelope. DEAR TROUBLES: All girls who live at home must abide by the “ House Rules." Your parents mnke the “ rules” in your home and you should respect their deci­ sions. e • e Oettlng married? For Abby’s booklet, “ How To Have A I-ovely Wedding,” send 50 cents to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills. Calif. DEAR ABBY: I have been told that wearing a wide solid copper bracelet will Dou't—aa you grow older—1st yourself t Become more critical of tha younger generation than you were when your own children were young. Dismiss aa “foolhardy” tha ad­ venturesome things that no longer appeal te you pereonnally. Harp on how much better thing* were Ja the “ eld days” than they are today. Befus* flatly t* change any ef y e w opiatens er to accept any new e DEAR ABBY: I sometimes wonder if women ever count their blessings? One woman wrote to you complaining because her husband mowed the lawn in his shorts. Another complained because her husband called her “ .Mama” and someone else had a husband who snored. Other women gripe because their husbands don't pick up after themselves or don’t eat nicely at the table. They don't know how lucky they are. Please print this as a gentle reminder. ONLY A WIDOW DEAR WORRIED: Not everyone wants to get married. When (and if) your aon regards his single status as a “ prob­ lem” and feels he needs psychiatric help, encourage him to get it— but don’t make a problem where perhaps none exists, • THURSDAY P. M Let more end more o f your con­ versation become ” 1” talk instead of “ you” talk. Get to where you take e meloncholy sort of pleasure In talking about deprexilng subjects— instead of making a real affort to maka “ happy talk.” Refusa to maka an effort to get along with your eontempoiarlea and to anjoy come companionship <«> Th* l.lcht That railed I.IM) ( !) rinnna Itaril • .10 <3 > Hat klsstsrsoa («) Haa Hunt II) naal McCoy* >00 101 (lunsllnssr i : i Hsilistor Fsttisr ( ! ) Two K«r»i tV*at 1:10 <t> Krnla Ford 10) Tha Unlouchablea lo.oo i n (Iroucho Mara 10:00 («( CHS Reports 10:10 |1 ) Mike Hammer 10:10 III Taka A (Jood Look 11:0# (V) Nawaeopo III Channel I I I Nawiroom III Mld'ITa. N asi 11: 11(1) Hollywood Mono Carolcoda (I) Channal • Tkaatar 11:11 (I) Jack roar 1:11 (I) Nowt FRIDAY A. M. 1:11 (I) Sign On 1:11 It) Cont Claaaraom 1:01 111 Today 7:10 (I) Sign On Waatk*-, Nowa 1:11 i l l Farm Markat Raport 1:11 (i> Today i l l Waka lip Cartoooe 1:11 (I) Nawa-Waatkar 1:10 III CBS N'awi 1:11 (I) Captale Kangaroo I II! II) Wtathar and Nowg 1:11 (I) Countdown Mowe 1:10 ( 1) Today 1.10 111 Tha Vlallor (I) Kompar Room (I) Ksrtcon Kspsr* 1.11 i l l Raarua I It) Ding Dong School 1 : 0 (I) Contra) Florida Nawe and Intarrlawe l l . l t (I) nor Whan •I) I 1-nra Lucy (I) Orbit 11:11 i ll Play T»ur Huaefc 111 Vldao Village 11:11 (II Prlra la nigbt <•) Doublt Kapoauro (I) Morning Court H i l l 111 Cnncantratlon (*i Surprlo* Package ID l.ora That Bob 11:11 111 Truth nr Conaaquoncae (I) I.oro of Life (II Camouflage with people in your ewn age group. Let yourself be talked out of your Independence by well-mean, ing but short-sighted children who inelst on looking after you, when you are perfectly capable o f look­ ing after yourself. Give up any kind of work whether paid or voluntary, that givea you a eense o f purpose and usefulness — until you have to. Discuss your arhea and pain* with anyone except your doctor. And don't wait too long to start NBC'e "Outlaws" series has a checking yourself on these counts. humorous touch for a change in Because you may already be older DweB conversationally an the “ No More Pencil# — Ne More FRIDAY P. M. in attitudes than yon are In yeare. W a g s yen ean no longer 4e, rath­ Book*," with David Wayna and 11.10 III It Could Ho Tou er than an the thing* yen ean atilt Patricia Barry aa guest stars. A III Search For Tomorrow i ll Number I'leaao meek schoolteacher becomes in­ I I .<1 (I) Ouldlng Light 1 1 : 0 (t) NBU'Nawe Report volved with a vicious outlaw In a 1:11 (1 ) Poena fantastic schema to prove himself 111 lir. Hilda**'# Sacral Journal a man In tha eyas e f his girl NEWARK, N. J. (U P lj - The (I) About Kara* T A P E RECO RDER friend. 1:11 (I) Aa Tho World Tumi Esaex County Hall of Records is III I'layhouao I TYie “ Family Classic*” special a sprawling five-ilory building R E P A IR S t:M 111 Jan Murray Show on CBA la a dramatisation of and it take* • aencientloue night III Full Circle (I) Tour Dey In Ceart Rudyard Kipling’s famous tale, watchman about M minutes to MUSIC t i ll III Lorotle Toung F IR S T * FRENCH “ Tha Light That Palled." Richard punch 30 clocks on n normal (II Art Llnklattar 11) Road le Reality Basehart. round. (I) Toung Dr Malona How (hen, county officials asked, . (I) Millionaire (I) Quean For A Day was it possible for their man to l : M III From Tfaaat Root# be punching all those clocks in (I) Tho Verdict la Toerg Coin* Aa A Spectator . . . ar Coma To Win (I) Who Do Tea Trutt ' II minutas flat? They found out 4:11 III Meko Room For Daddy Tucsdsy. He used e bicycle, MSRPJJ91 This Handsome Trophy (d) Brighter Day Speedup MATHES Cu p W M A 2 Given E a c h Thurnday Night — 1 for Juniora to 16 yeara. 1 for Senlora, 16 yeara old and vp. TROPHY RACES 6 P. M. QUALIFYING DAYS— Mon* day, Tuts, and Wad. Participants timed with each $4* Ticket* INTERMISSION EXHIBITION By Cam pet Itie* Bart* and Competition Drivers. VISITORS WELCOME Jnat Weat e f Hwy. 17-11 aa Dog Track Rd. neat t* Skat* City artica visit • Domesticate 14 Mariner's diredie* 11 legal point U Grouped ■HtffomJ |L ttM d a a p ^ ssnrr contelM? aBeuUspecr 34 Soft (start* UDecredas Minute Maid'a “ Marinaland Cir­ cus" spectacular, to be telecast over NBC-TV on Eaeter Sunday night, will Mck o ff a month-long contest offering Florida vacations, boats, outboard motors, cameras, projectors, watches, ewlm fine, snorkel* end meaks. Th* one-hour color telecast, which is co-sponsored by Tupperwar* Home Parties, Inc., will iter Lloyd Bridges, Buster Crabbe. Rosemary Clooney, Judy Joye and “ Pete" the porpoie*. The contest is open te nil chil­ dren from elx to IB yean o f age with identical prises to be awarded in thro* age groups—d-4, 10-14, IB-11. Entrants will be asked to tall what portion of th* “ Marineland Circus" they llkad beet and ex­ plain in Xfi words er Use why they liked IL All entriee er* to be ac­ companied by three Minute Maid can tops. Deadline for entriee is midnight, April SO. 4:11 I II 4 :le 1:11 1:11 II) III III (I) (!) (I) (I) (I) ft) American Randataad Harrat Storm Kdg* af Night llara'a Hollywood I O'clock Movie Uaelo Wall Popaya Playhouaa Cartoon Carnival Rln Tin Tin By E RABINE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD—<NEA)—The mo­ ral content of today's moviei hat been viewed with alarm in Waihingtoo, at PTA meeting! in eceleligitical eirclei and everywhere •lie, including Hollywood. "Hollywood producers can po­ lice Ihetniclvei if they want to," lays, a congressman threatening federal intervention unlen aelfcenionhip like that once imposed by the old Hayi office return* to the Hollywood movie Industry. I'm aorry to say it cannot be done. A new approach ii needed for a new kind of movie problem. This is no whitawaih of Hollywood, which HAS released some object­ ionable films. It i* an explana­ tion of today'i "sickening ex­ ploitation of aex" by "the moviei," aa a magazine at hand lament* about “ this avalanche of films that glorify depravity and evil." It is an explanation of where tha REAL trouble la—and it can be solved only by theatra owner*, not Hollywood moviemaker*. THE MOVIES.” Kilty ysara have made "tha moviei” synonymous with Holly­ wood. Well, thingi have changed. Hollywood WAS "the moviei” . But Hollywood IS NOT "the mov­ ies” today. Self-ernsorsbip by moviemakers as an "industry” is impossible to­ day. Strengthening Hollywood's pro­ duction code is impositbl* to­ day. It is impossible because there la no movie industry aa most peo­ ple, including those , in Washing­ ton, seem to think there is. The U.S. film industry once meant seven major itudioa and a group of respected independent* which Service TV RENTAL Seminole TV Borrow Our Tube Checker 2S00 Sanford Ave. FA 2-19; honey-chile and aure-nuff. ' He docin't mind a stressed word being drawled but aa he teurhea eouthern gtyle talkin' he eayi: “ It's simply a mutter o f limiting th e, variant vowel sounds. So many ncturs go overhontd inti start talking aa though u ey're out we»L" He points out that southern ac­ cents were Influenced by early English aetllere in the South which, he lays, in one of the rcatone why Vivien Leigh waa eo ac­ ceptable ae Scarlett O'Hara in “ (tone With tha Wind.” “ Women,'' he tays, “ are easier to teach because they heve natur­ controlled ■ moviemaking, txereii- ally aofter voice# minus harah ed self-control. tones and aouthern talking it pol­ They also dictated what appeared ite speech.” But he'd like to deep on film screens because "the in­ dustry” owned moat of tha na­ tion's theaters. UNCLE SAM’S ANTITRUST boy* divorced studio* from Uielr theaters. Than TV competition broke up the entire movie produc­ ing business. Today anyone with enough money can produce a mov­ ie anywhere about anything and release R without Hollywood's of­ ficial approval. The only risk is found in the laws of .obscenity. Hera la tho story of Just on* nonHollywood movie. Thera are many others: A film about wanton love "and girls without shams” was conceived, financed and produced by a syndicate In a Chicago ware­ house. No oncVssociated with the film, which cost $10,000, had anything to do with Hollywood. The "releasing organization" waa a salesman with four prints of the 62-mlnule film and a stack of lurid posters la the back of his car. He leased (he picture to thea­ ter owners willing to ignore its moral content. Because H was a "m ovie,” th* public assumed it wei from Holly- STARTS SUN. “ THE GRASS IS GREENER” Cary Grant - Deborah Kerr Robert .Mitchum Jean Simmons ALSO FIGHT FILMS! PATTERSON vn IMtIMBB JOHANSSON BE OUR GUEST ! 1 I Use This Ad For Your Free Carload Ticket. Toalte - Thurs., March 1$ Tooita At 7:44 * 10:10 “ RED SUNDOWN” Rory Calhoun - Color Co-Feature At 0:3$ Only “ THE PRIVATE WAR OF MAJOR BENSON” Charlton llrston • Color STARTS FRI. Filmed la r t. Lauderdale “ WHERE THE BOYS ARE” Dolores Hart Geo. Hamilton Co-Feature (itne Stratton Porter'a Famoua Novel “ FRECKLES” Starring Marvin West STARTS SUNDAY WALT DISNEY’8 The term “ telephone” cornea from the Greek "tele” for “ far" and "phooe” for "sound,” ac­ cording to tho Encyclopedia Britannlca. SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON Adult* Mat. 64c — Bvs. 74s Students 44c — Childress Me IF YOU LIVE BEYOND OUR NATURAL GAS M A IN S EVERYTHING for Springtime Eastertime Anytime! LAD IES' SUITS n n - u t r DRE88B8 IB Flower Pot Marineland Circus Set For Television VIVIAN LKKiH attends the Civil War Centennial Ball in Atlanta and once again personifies the heroine of “ Gone With The Wind.” The actress, 47, ar­ rived from England for the reissue of the picture which won h e r an Academy Award. A eouthern accent, he *ay«, “ l»n't »o much phonetics as It Is keeping in tun# with southern rhythm, not overdoing the Jaw movements and not stressing high pitched or nasalised voice.' Giving people key words in south­ ern flavor is the simplest method.” It’s Ken's private theory that on-the-spot TV news broadcasts from various parts of th# country eventually will cause th# disap­ pearance o f geographic accents and dialects. HOLLYWOOD (NEA) — Th# Civil War is being refought in cantenenial memories but it's still a •'shooting" war on a Hollywood sound stage for a southern gentleMAHn who learned his acting ABCs at dear old Louisiana State University. The popular misconception of southern accents ie the private war o f Ken Rose, who teaches drama classes and also acta when he isn’t working as a movie and TV dialog coach. Nothing but the Civil War can raise a southerner's fury more than pseudo-imitations of southern speech and Ken is “ The MAHn" keeping the phony magnolia and honeysuckle type of lingo out of "Claudelle Inglish," a new Warner Bros, movie. And right now we better let you in on Ken Rose's blusher. As an actor, he spent $2,000 on voice coaching to LOSE his south­ ern accent so he could pley all kinds of roles. But he can still turn it on at the sight o f a Con­ federate cap or the sound of a Rebel yell. Th# lusty novel of Erskfne Cald­ well brought Ken to Warner Bros, where Diane McBain of TV’s "Surfside 6 ," Arthur Kennedy, HATS HANDBAGS SHOES GLOVES COORDINATES BLOUSES LINGERIE M newer nstlv* t* th* tropic* 4* remlaiae nickname 47L**e*M*o4 47 Mtasura* t t 4J Tardy 44 Deprtsslea M Biblical asem 41 Stray *S Fees ter doth troniporUtisa 44 to IMed y r IT rt" IT r II HI IT 1 1 BIRTHDAY PARTY’ COMING UP? Hava It At The — I. Invitations To Bend ». Full 2-Hr. Party S. Unlimited Number Of Gama* On Reserved Alleys 4. Complete Party Met • Un, Including Rnap per* end Parly Hal*. I. Ice Cream, Novell!*# and 4. Prise T o Every ChMd I. GUI To Birthday CMM . . . 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An annual prcaen> Shufflers Enjoy Spaghetti Supper WMVp r EVER Tblk>t CAF£re«> OM-OH-OH.* — -=■ 2? t.\y = IP WAS SOMETHIN© H E ATE ! THAT (SOL- C*NC3 STtrW f STOMACH/ .1 FALL IN. MEN'/ I ChON' -ViAP ( V 'NTO IT.' V FARTHER NOTt l AP-KI Members o f the Sanford Tourlet and Shufflcboard Club enjoyed a spaghetti supper at their club­ house recently. An annual affair o f the group, with the meat bells end spaghetti sauce prepared byJoe Aiznrello, the club considers this Italian supper one ot the high­ lights of their season. A St. Patricks Day color scheme wee carried out in the dessert and the table decorations and after the supper, shufflcboard was played. — vTHiamse ouicK/wwaca > CANWBGSTAGOUf I THAT* BfiSN IN TMBSH . IK RAYGS* STATtOfcl AMP AM IBTOO - P M T sm g ( TWONTV J \ Y t A g e // OKK( BOTH1 A warns MOLD m I PRIVATES fOQZY, CUIZLB. tation of the Fins Arte Depart­ ment of the Sanford Woman’s Club, the living magaslne will take place at the Club House on Oak A\e., at 2:30 p. m. next Wednes­ day and is open to the public. Borne of the highlights o f the program include the **Editoriar by Judge Voile Williams Jr., "Great Debates” by Mrs. Robert Drablck and a reading by the well-known local humorist, Mrs. S. G. Hardman. Violinist, Mrs. R. H. Fine ac­ companied at the piano by Mr*. Carl Whitehead will bring beauty through music, to the program, and there will also be more good listening when Mrs. Harry Echslberger and Paul Lewis Jr. sing f >W OOP*.’ L TMAT5THK . /a -Al— NOT MUCH^WV FCVAKE AN" 6UNG.I HU«BV--«PB TO CAN kjlltmam/ / OlkCX/ BUM TO TOWN AMD CSBT A HUNTING UCBNBB; got 1THTGOVB«WC*S FtEMIBBlCai-- OBT ANYTHIN* ^ ■SOWfi CAN r * " v BBT Mian/y-v I V I E S (iJ? / M XJ M IG H T A S W E L L ! KNOW. PRISCILLA'. YOU W ONT G ET A HORSE FOR Y O U R B IR TH D A Y . •—.TO M O R R O W S J ------S IT ISN'T 1 TWAT WE D O N 'T WANT T O G IV E > YOU v f O N E ,) V TH A T W E , > C A N ’T * ALW AYS DO A S W E D —> A l ik e -T I M OPE M D U ’R E l BKS ENOUGH TO U N D ER STA N D W HAT X . M E A N S y f iT Menial Hospital Club To Present H eritage Series SURE, MOM. 'V T O D O '/ SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer Broadway ehow tunei, with Mr*. Loulae Tillla at the piano. A apodal event wilt be Jey'e Glamor Bird Act, which features Mr*. Joy Postle who sings aa she draws birds o f the Everglades. Beautiful hate will be the high point o f the Easter Parade whteh will take plaee in the fashion sec­ tion of the animated magaslne. Mrs. S. G. Nix Is program chair­ man for the show and Mr*. R. C. Wiley is chairman of the Fine Arts Department. Publicity chair­ man is Mrs. Ralph Jarvis. Hands Are Busy In Third Grade Care Hike Set TALLAHASSEE (U ? t) paHants In Florida's atata mental hospitals who are able to pay will be charged an additional $300 annually for their care. The Cabinet voted Tuesday ta up the ratoa from $223 to $300 per quarter upon the recommenda­ tion of Dr. W. D. Rodgers, direc­ tor of Florida's health division. Coordinator Terry Lsa said that while the Increase would not cover all of the per day cost for each patient. It would bring in more than $200,000 In additional funds each year. One ounce of anriebed ura­ nium fuel produces beat energy equivalent to 1.T tons of burning coil. Longwood EUmantary third gride elassea art busy these spring days . . . In Miss Web­ ster's room the class la making model houses of foreign lands under study. Countries represent­ ed arc England, Brittany, Spain, Norway ami Africa. In Mrs. Huffman's room, (he students are making p i p e r msche animals to b ; used In an art exhibit and In Mrr. Walter's room the children ere construct­ ing a Jungle scene also (or the exhibit. A beautiful blue parakeet now sits in a silver cage In Mrs. Winkle's classroom. "Pctt-E-O '' was purchased with P-TO at­ tendance award money a n d seems to lake In all the lessons and fun. Students In this third grade also are dressing the puppets made from plumbers asbestos which are to be used in short plays now being written to com­ plete the study unit oa character building and manntra. Mrs. Winkle says ' i t waa worth watching—girls AND BOYS sawing puppet dresses—such egpressiona ot interest on the faces of little boya doing thair first tewing!" Legal Notice N onets o r rossKCLoarsta SALSt N otice is h ereby alvsa th e t the undsrtlansd. Clerk e f the Circuit Court o f the Ninth Judicial C ir­ c u it la end fe r Bsmlnole Ceuety. Florida, pursuant l e a final decree o f foreclosure entered In e ease ponding In the s b o v t elyled Court, tho Docket Number or w hich Is lo n e CU.. w ill o ffe r for sal* end -•II ot publlo autorr to tho h igh ­ est end best bidder fo r cash, the follow tng described property s itu ittd la Bsmlnela County. Florida, to-w ltt !.<iT f. o f Santando Feta tee. ■c o r d ln a to map o r plat thereof recorded In P ie t Pooh IS. p a re II. pu blic record# e f Bemtnola County, Florida: T ogether w ith : Built-In even end range lis t W ater Heater Fuel lloa tor ell perm anently Install­ ed. Bold salt w ilt be held et th» • ■■inn fro n t door e f tb o dom ­ inate County Courthouse In the City o f Benford. Bemlnole County, Florida, on the ITth day e f bferoh, t i l l , et IHIS e'clo e b . A. U . e r us soon thereafter as earn* ean he dona. (CLKRK'S SEAL.) Arthur H. B eckw ith, J r , Clark e t Clrotslt Court By Jaen * . 'W ilk e Deputy Clerk w . c W ight. Jr. of U v Offleaa o f Martin J. Iteeee Attorneys fe r P la in tiff ■SSI Central Avenue at. Potorebura, F lorida Publleb March is . 1ML Legal Notice IHtJIJMFJNII W H O 'S , YOCR COOKIf-W HO A R E , YOU KNITTINC THE SW EATER ,________ i< M Y S BOV L F R IE N D (L-V t DON'T KNOW f r ie n d W H A T DO YOU M fA N , YOU DON'T KNOW P f O n a ir Hartman. R. k. PaXItlo, Angela Pinch. T. M. IT ALL OCPCNDS w ON WM O I'M a r OOINO w i t h . WH EN I GET IT T F IN IS H E D r Mathewe. Mildred Living etuh. David Newman, lltnjam ln * Hopkins. Mrs. J. J. Kaatwood, Ida Mae Th*mpaon, Arthur Hamblen. I*. V. l-argent, W. is. Ilagane, John Brown. J. M. Cotton, llom er Bryant. Addle Adams. James Brawn. Donald Drealer, Frank Hunt. L T. Sr. Mllltalln. rial,rial Cole. O oorao Drummond, tv. C. Mltobell, Wm. H. Tropical FotlafO Co. Klein, 8 O. I.uraent, Am Ura>, D. It. “ You'd bdttar go aomawhara elsa to patt Cant you raid?” TIZZY Mg. KEtMM, I'M IUT6K6STCD W RYU3 THS 6CWR PMUTIUS | you HAVE. HOWMUCH DO SOU nun foe it? r - m — - i l By Kate Osann KXBMMNStfTV A TUOUOUOVVOlfSC OOUAW lOETUg nuunua- WRCCM nco»A»LY RUD you soo j w _ _ _ FOE IT/ HSES'S A DIMS — 17/ FOETUS RIOT* CALL/ J V THt IAONIX K OOto.' IN HOCLYWOODV 6oee/ BUT HER TRAINER eAlD tiHL V.'A‘ u IA k ING A NAH TUS6K A T TAMfMOfS n m jm c JUHGIC— HELLO. TEUPHOHE COMPANYV A ttajl IHIte LHASeit IOR A LONC* DtOrAHLL CALL IO HOLLYWOOD... THER E Hameon, Raymond (Tiften E a sin eerln g Oe. O reaory, H arold W . Bcroonoy, D. •J. Klnntgan. James ilraham , Btawart Or lend* rod eyel Am. F id o re l DeltAs M ertaeee e*. Creekm er. Braoie Far mar, R obert L H a m it, If. H. Voting, W illard U n s w e o il liaptlat Church Nordeen, A. J. t r g la a d . r.lleen Cruet, L B N 060U V IN THItJ MOUbfc WHO COULD POOS BCV UL INtLMLUlEDIN O L U N U ’ IRIXIG, THL WONDER DO&".. . . T h a t Leonal She’e always bragging about har in fc rio iily complex:7* RHINO' Auelln. Ralph Ifiinl. U T. Br. lluH on, U D. Meeks. A. ■ Norris. Albert LockwooS. Owen D. w a rd ran. <1- *> Xlorcel, Kunlce Dalmer, Clerr, Jr. Belm er, Clare. Jr. Nichole, Berta DOOAX; PID YOU RtALLV C A U .T K IX C , Duncan, Kart lloMneen. Btarllnr nmlth, Carloa llrakafleld, Parrott Church e f Ood McDaniel, M. IAmundton. Harriet Van Horn. Joele Inerahem . Howard L'meiaad, Marguerite tviddlo. Phil llop k ln t. K. M Finch, John D. Hmllh, W . B. Grant, J. R. Grant. J. R. Coleman. Cel. e f Coleman. F it. It. Hunt. Hobble J e t Zartmen, F. J, llu tton, f . D. Gamble. Jam es Mitchell. W. H. Zortm ae. nichard Blevine, W. K. Millar. Paul ila lllff, Carl Kear. Vernon There will be In the T on n lla ll R. B. B. Wl! “ •* " a pehlle heart In Longw ood. Publish March Id. 1**1 NOTI3U5 J4CUUMI " on this Aaaeaamept Roll April til a. at S it l P. M. Oar.!* P_ RCikfft—Tow n m ark. �peErtf* . IT^r LONDON (U FI) — The question o f how much damage was dona to the cause of the Western alliance by the activities o f an al­ leged Russian spy ring may never be answered for the general publk, it was indicated today. A strong possibility arose that the historic No. 1 court at the Old Bailey will be cleared of press and public when the time comes to talk about what documents ac­ tually are missing from the Port­ land naval base. That* Is whsre Britain and NATO do the planning on how to counter Russia's 450 submarines in event of war. Five persons are on trial charg­ ed with stealing secrets at Port- land and transmitting them to Moscow over a sulterranean radio capabla o f sending 240 words a minute: — Peter John Kroger, 60, and |hit wife, Helen, 47, who lived In the eottaga in suburban Ruisllp that house# the radio transmitter. The Federal Bureau o f Investiga­ tion saye they actually are Morrie and Dora Cohen o f New York City and had been under investiga­ tion in tha United States In the Rudolph Abel spy case. —Gordon Arnold Lonsdale, S7, S. H . Kim s Sine Opens To Sene South Seminole P a K * 12— T h u r*. M a f. 16, *61 T A IL — Henry F. Houghton and his fiance, bliss Ethel Elisabeth Gee, 47. They wort employed at the Portland best and had access to records In the highly confidential "underwater weapons" establish­ ment. Detail* about Britian's only nuclear submarine, H.M.8. Dread­ nought, also are available at Port­ land. D R A G G IN G ? UOMTS on nOAOt Without Menroe Super Loed-levelereS. hoe»#y leaded ear hat Nfhtt aneted upward Into oyos et oncoming motorists. Driver* visibility I* dangerously reduced. Tour otr wO rid* Ha level best with Monroe Sopor Lood-Lovelora. the semeLionel etibilixini units that (ivo yea e esf*. level, comfortable rid* under sO rood Le relate, your coot bumper and •ihauot pipe v B safely clear rough bumps and ataap driveware, oven if heavily loaded, w ith o u t th a t frig h te n in g Counting Calories ? The Herald owes the Lake Mon­ ro* School an apology . . . In the March 0 growth and progress re­ port of Semlnok County commun­ ities which included Lake Mon­ roe, R was stated that six grades attend classes there. We, with as much pride as Lake Monroe residents, am hap­ py to correct this statement and report that this school Is one of the remaining few whieh teaches eight grades. for Southern Bell Tele­ 1960 Utility Tax check the State. The check in Bell to the State and its a London businessman who holds a Canadian passport but is be­ lieved by the prosecution to be a Russian citizen with relatives in the Soviet Union. fr r u ll With Mo_____ . EightGrades A t Lake Monroe JOHN P. EVANS (left), assistant vice president phone Company in Florida la ahown presenting a totaling $1,810,414 to Ray Green, comptroller for part of an estimated $12,246,000 paid by Southerp municipalities and counties for 1960. #«nf<rr8 —remember there ore only 18 colories to the spoonful of Buddy’s Automotive 1121 H. B. Sanford Owens 1210 Servlet Ave. Gulf 8. Park Barley k Service Are. Ifall 2101 French Avr. Joe’a sugar Automotive 1011 'Giant Tax-Paym ent Check Goes To S tats W. TO BE Service First 8L GIVEN AW AT ABSOLUTELY FREE On# o f the largest tax-payment taxes was delivered Monday to tha ehseks received by ths State o f Comptroller from the Southern A recently opened variety de­ Florida In payment o f 1000 Utility Bell Telephone Company to Ray Green, elate comptroller. partment store whieh serves resi­ Southern Bell's tax payments dents o f South Ssmlnols County Is havs Increased significantly in the the 8. H. Kress and Company past fir* years. The $1,810,414 Store In the Eaatgata Shopping payment repreeenta an Increase Center In Winter Park. o f 0.0 percent over the 1050 pay­ Easily acceselbla to South Sem­ ment o f $1,847,700 and a 03 per­ cent increase over the 1066 pay­ inole shoppers living in tha sur­ Rtodants o f Miss Blllhlmer'a rounding area, this ultra-modern ment o f $088,007. •tore la within a few miles o f Longwood Elementary sixth grade The 1081 check Is part of an class presented an assembly pro* Heftier Homes, Triplett Lake, estimated $12,245,000 ta* bill to gram March 10 with audience par­ Lake Wood Shores, English be paid by Southern Bell to tho ticipation on famous characters of Estates, Laka Howell, Orients State o f Florida and its munici­ fact and fiction. Gardens, Bratton Woods, Druid palities and counties for tha year Those taking part on the pro­ Hills and nearby areas. of I960, exclusive of Income, social gram chose a character and deIh # alr-eonditionad building, signed appropriate eoatumea with security and excise tax payments containing 30,000 square feet of the audience making Identifica­ to the federal government. space ta thd third Kress Company tions. expansion in Florida. Figures represented on the pro­ A'* /( r\’l>Ol \.\< rn Borne of the apodal features o f gram Included Napoleon, The Lit­ tle Women, Don Quixote and Ran­ the store include the soda foun­ tain and lunch counter with 23 cho Pania, Augustus Caesar, The ■tool*, so that shoppers may re­ Throe Musketeers, Elisabeth I, Athena, Joan o f Are, The Hunch­ lax with a snack or a meal. back o f Notre Dame, Cleopatra, Emphasis la placed on home Julius Caesar, Queen Elisabeth, furnishings and a far greater as­ Marie Antoinette, Jean Lafitte, sortment o f soft goods and ap­ The Hardings o f tha sixth grade parel with Improved quality and textbook and Monsieur Guillotine. higher styling. Linda Brown was assembly an­ A t the same time, tha traditional nouncer and Thomas Brimager, variety Items have not been no- stags manager. glee ted and there are candy, jewel­ ry, toilet goods, gifts, millinery, clothing, hardwares and household needs dlsplsysd on new customer service counters, with two wrap­ ping counters, in addition to tha Carl Lommlsr, chairman of ths fttythepooMnovtoqueea," regular cash register check-out annual Longwood Fire Dept, din­ leys Hannah, "the never knows stations. ner, reported at a meeting o f ths where bar ne sthesband iseomina Convenient parking facilities art Bremen Wednesday that more IromT located around tha shopping cen­ than 700 dinners were sold Satur­ INTERIOR LATEX Og-U ter and thera are three entrances day. accessible to tho Interior o f the This year's m e n u featured store. southern fried chicken and was The modern design o f ths ex­ served by member* and wives of terior features a 10 foot marquee the department at t.ongwood'* whkh extends over the sidewalk Shad)side Park from 4 p. m. on BRUNIN ta protect shoppers from ths last Saturday, weather. R. F. Patterson is manager of When women start fishing for tho new store and Wallace Varnell compliments men catch on. is assistant manager. Ih a Ready Credit Bhopping A c­ count is a new Installment plan used by the Kresa 8tore that en­ ables tha approved customer to shop with Ready Credit Coupons, ta spend like cash throughout tha Sixth Grade Class Presents Assembly In Their N ew . . . 30” D e L u x e MAGIC-CHEF RANGE! LOCATION 206 - 208 M A G N O LIA AVE. SANFORD FR E E • • - FR E E - FREE! NOTHING TO BUY! You Need Not Be Present To To Win! o Just Come In And Ylelt Ua !■ Our New Store . . . Rrgiiter For Thli New 30" Deluxe Magic Chef Range . . . It'a Ae Easy Aa That! Nothing To Itoy, And You Don’t Havo Ta Be Present Ta Win! Award Ta Be Mad* Lowest Prices — Easiest Terms SATURDAY - APRIL 29th. “ Badcoek Will Treat You Right” EVERY ITEM A SPECIAL FA N TA STIC VALUE ourerr hannah U . GOSSIP BENCHES Shown At L e f t . . . Comes In Blond Or Mahogany. Plastic Upholstered Seat—* a g\m n * a i a . Beautiful Finish. $ 1 9 .9 5 & $ 2 4 .9 i Your Choke . . . f l .H Deliteral Longwood Dinner Well Attended Vo. GLASS DOOR BOOKCASES Shown A t Left . . . . Walnut Or Limed Oak. 2 Sliding Glaae Doors, Quality Finish. C I O OR 11.00 Down. * 1 5 7 .9 0 U . BY 1.0 BABY CRIB As Shown At L e f t ........... Waxed Birch Or Maple Finish. Cloeely Spaced.Slats On Rides And Ends n nr —lias Ons Drop Side — Casters. $ 1 9 .9 t C , CRIB MATTRESS — Wet-Pronf . Reversible RMNT Attractive Lamb Decoration. Pink and Blue ( n n . Pla.tic Cover. Shown A t Left, $ 9 .9 5 f . BERK LINE Shown At Bottom Napoli Supported Soft Pillow Back. Green. ANN OUN CING... This unique type o f consumer credit simplifies the customers choice and yet provides all the features of the major credit plane. Jf / Steinmeyer ROOFING & WASHINGTON (U P l)-A Senate Labor subcommittee approved without change todey President Kennedy's proposal to boost the federal minimum wage to St.23 an hoar over a Iwo-year period and extend coverage ta 4.8 million additional workers. SH EKT M E T A L , Inc. PE R FE CT JA N IT O R SER . W IN D O W Two Locations! 1. Old Orlando Hiway — across from Sunland Estates FA 2-3529 S. O A K A V E form erly C. H . Stafford Tin Shop I , NYLON A FOAM RECLINER CHAIR 8hown At Upper R igh t. . . Save $10. Durable 21 Os. Supported Plastic — Long Wearing Nylon Cover. Colors: Beige, Brown, Turquoise, Green m a q f A nd Bed ComblnaUons. . Bedrock's Are Headquarters For TABLE ' " amT h ■ Save II To »J. ON AN\ LA UP , YOU CHOOSE! Shown At Top R igh t. . . Parchment / And 8pun GUss Shades . . . . Ceramic, Metal Or / k Wood Base . . . 11.00 Delivers _ / 1 Any t Lamps! $ 3 . 9 5 tO $ 1 9 . 9 5 / ft THIS 18 ONLY A FEW ......... / I o r t s e a s a r OCTET* n d i e o v a i u e . / A Z 215 U . BADCOCK'S HOLLYWOOD BED OUTFIT Shown Below . . . Plastic IDadboanl And I.egs, Mattress And Bos Spring. Twin Sise • j q q « Only. H . T PC. KROKHI.KR SOFA-BED CROUP Shown At Immediate Right . . . 8ave 080 On This Entire Roomfull. Nationally Advertised Kroehler. Brown, Black Turquoise, Colors $ 1 9 9 .9 5 Beige. ' Committee Okays Minimum Wage Bill RRCLINER CHAIR King-Site I.e f t . . , Special Purchase Price! Vinyl, Foam Topper In Seat, Rust, Oxblood, Beige, c t O O K II AD COCK S TO R K ! / OVER 40 A S80C IA TS STORES SERVING FLORIDA “ Your Credit Is Good’1 U « m t Prlree — Easiest Tsrws | FA 2-4731 C L E A N IN G • Bowled Rooflnf P k F A 2-7017 SANFORD Moved To: Ma^n*.™Ave. �•^mta (F lu ' g -a u fn rb I m t l & THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1961 TAGE 13 Olson Heads Casselberry Citizen Group United Citizens of Casselberry Adopted by-laws and named Herbert Olson as their first permanent chairman at a meeting in the Women's Club Tuesday, Serving with Olson will be Ed Lunn, moderator, Dorothy Lunn. treasurer, Ruth Moore, secretary and Graham Wilson, senior advisor. ★ ★ ★ New Charter For Casselberry Is 'Challenged' S jJ S ^ r j r z . . Lw^itV^aai Attorney Kenneth McIntosh ad­ vised the Casselberry T o w n Council Tuesday that he had re­ ceived correspondence from a Winter Park taw firm challeng­ ing the authority of council in drawing up a new charter draft. The law firm i* representing Don Willson, former Casselberry Mayor and present member of a charter board appointed by counril in September, 1 8 5 9. Through his attorneys Willson staled that Ise wants only to clear the record concerning his position and responsibility as a member of this board. C o u n c i l discussion revealed that the appointed board, al­ though aoma meetings were held, never had come up with any recomendations for amending or rewriting the charter. • McIntosh was instructed to ad­ vise the Winter Park lawyers of tha situation and to include a de­ cision from the offices of Atty. Gan. Richard E n fn on the mat­ ter ruling Dial the proposed draft legally can be presented for leg­ islative approval. '*•%i*SSpK * *rZ*U: je ix '.l& z ijii.* . SEMINOLE COUNTY’S Forest Hunger Service lias been kept busy these pust few weeks fighting fires caused mostly by carelessness. Top picture on the left shows the local rangers stationed at the Longwood Stution. Picture on the right shows a ranger controlling a blare af ParJ* last Saturday. Bottom picture shows Ranger Robert ltaulerson standing by at the radio. (Herald Photos) P-TA District Convention Held In Cocoa By ATLANTA MCGINNIS t salaries arc; that a college salur) it lu a student who has tile de­ Mrs. Howard Folcari'lli ami .Mrs. is about equal to that of a pub­ sire and grades lo go on but due ^Viillam D. McGinnis last neck lic school teacher. Fourth—'The to circumstances can't afford attended (lie P-TA. Conference of plight of our colleges now . . . One college education. It's impossible District Light held in the Koko out of four enrolled in college 13 Motel Auditorium in Cocoa Beach. to 20 years ago. At present, onu for a student to work his waythrough now as the price for a The first speaker was Mrs. C. N. out of 2 enroll. Dr. Ahrens asked if the organi- college education has tripled and Prather whose topic wss ‘ •To­ gether We Build.” Mrs. Prather zstions who offer a small scholar­ wages only doubled, hr said. The slate every year needs five allied we arc continually building, ship wouldn't combine their money babies to adulthood and start­ to nuke one scholarship and offer thousand to six thousand new ing the cycle again . . . building 0>utsidc a better wurld . . . building together our basic principals that never change . . . honesty, de­ votion, loyally. The second speaker was Dr. Maurice Ahrens. Professor of Casselberry mude progress in the past two weeks School of Education at the Uni­ with its voluntary clean up campaign. versity of Florida. This address Businesses and residents in the area decided to start covered four topics of advice and the clean-up drive and pitched right in on their own to information. First Scholarships: spruce up their properties. SO per cent of today's graduating S tu d en ts from high school anroll The entire community deserves to be commended for in colleges, 15 to 20 years ago only their action. 28 per cent inrollcd Second—wel­ We would like to see all Seminole communities come the new teacher* in the take this step toward beautifying their areas. community, make them feel at case and that you really want them. Third—Inform the students who desira to be teachers what tha a EDITORIAL COMMENT Clean-Up Drive Lake M onroe Jottings •Area Cub Dens Study Railroads North Orlando Cub Scouts, den three and den four, this month have ai their study theme, all phases of railroad operations. The Cubs are rehearsing a •kit on the subject and are making Qm odel favors and learning songs, all in keeping with the theme, which are lo be included in a program laler In the month. Mrs. Aruthur Rhodes and Mrs. Robert Sitter, den mothers, report that through the study all boy* ahould know "what a train whisUa means'’ by this time. Members of both dens eagerly are awaiting the completion of O b Cub Hut now under construc­ tion. Arthur Rhodes, who it build­ ing the hut in back of hli home, at present la installing bunks. Nurses See Film On Cancer Care Dr. John Morgsn spoke to Semi­ nole County Professions! Nurses ^Monday on cancer and its care ^sn d conducted an extensive ques­ tion and answer period following a movie on the disease. The meeting, with 31 members and guests attending, was held in the Health Center Auditorium at • p.m. All registered professional nurses o f the county are invited to Join the group for which the next meet- j f l a g has been tel at the Health Center April 10 at 8 p.m. big ultra because she knows we have them heie. Sha is Santmye Keel's mother, 1 gut to see her for a few minutes, yesterday. Sha waa ready to go again. Wish we rould Mrs. Mae Phillips, chairman of a get her and Pa-Pa to sell out up food sale and Mrs. Paul Froctachcr thcie and coma to a good place to chairman nf a white elephant live. • • • Have talked to several •ale, reported both event* of the ( mothars out hero and they really DcBary Auxiliary were success­ ara tewing up a storm to get their ( ful. children a r.aaier dresses made. Coffee and cake were served by i Blue and lavender a n the favorite Mr*. Thomas Howard during the color* for this spring. Mrs. Howa •ales which were held at the waa showing ma tha latest in Fire House. belts. They are made of toft leath­ er and instead o f a buckle you can Ua them in a bow or luvota. They Bring Home Trophy Lyman High Majorettes Eileen come in all (hades o f colors. The Kler. Gail Chandler, Barbara accessory color for spring ia beige, Briggs and Jiffy Gammage placed a beautiful color too. From all in­ third In State Championship Twir­ dications th en will be some real ling contest held at Edgcarater pretty girls in Monroe at Easter High School March 4. The girls time. • • • Murdoch Matheaon is brought home their firat trophy gled to have the caet oft o f hit leg and competed against 13 am all but still is unable to return to work. corps from area acbool*. Casselberry Okays Pumping Bill | Casselberry Council member* Monday okayed payment of 8262.41 to Ibe ■Seminole County Road Dept, for gasoline used in jsumping operation* to relieve f l o o d condition* of Lake Ellen during l a s t summer’* heavy rainy acaaon and following Hurri­ cane Donna. Council Chairman Lytle Swope Hated that be felt payment had been delayed ‘ long enough waitlag to bear from Civil Delenaa.” Application tor reimbursement has been made to Civil Defease authorities through disaster ref a t aaeaauraa. Boone, Jiun Stripling, Terry Col­ By MItS. II. L. JOHNSON Well, the Monroe corner grocery lins and Charles Itabun w rit isn't anymore. Tha store and the among the Glee Club members go­ ing to Daytona Friday. They were I’eterson apartment were torn so good that they get to enter the down. Tbit-e more houses just pasl state contest. It will be In Daytona the corner ate jacked up ready to also. • • • Kuily Saturday morn­ move on the Bryant property. Loon ing Grace Kdwaidt and I took the ha* been clearing o ff Ills land to High School Rand to Winter put the houses there. • • • Sorry Park for district meeting there. to see James and Tootsie Lee and The Marching Sominoles won a children leave us. They moved to superior rating and tome o f the their new home on Itiverview Ave. group did solos, and duets and in Sanford. 1 know that Tootsie is those that won will go to state in really proud o f her new home, too. May and that will be in Miami. So » • • Mr. and Mrs. I.eun Bass don­ Glee Club and Band—good lurk ated the l>crf for a barbecue at the rgnin. • • • Suie sorry that Fri­ Florida Military School in DeLand day and Satuiday were so cold and on Sunday. Claude Hawkins made that wind — wasn't that some­ the sauce for it and hcl|>cd serve. thing? Hint must have been the Ann I,*e told me sha went and March lion. " M u that Mr. and said there wae ju it too much to Mrs. W. 11. Almond hava their eat. • • • Carol Van Burger bus daughter and son-in-law and chil­ been iu Palmetto the past two dren, Sir. and Mrs. Cy Cobb and weeks helping at the opening of a family o f Anniston, Ala., visiting naw Five and Ten Cent store them for a week.* • • • Nice rain there. She returned home Satur­ Monday evening. Sure will make day. • • • Mr. and Mr*. W. C. the flowers growr. I know that Mr. Hawkins of Jacksonville visited at Dekles flowers grew an inch from Claude Hawkine home Monday on the rain. Have you noticed his their way home. • • • Ferry j field of flowers? They simply are Wheatland surprised us and came' la-autiful. He certainly has a green homa Thursday afternoon. He is thumb! * * * I see cars are travel­ resting at home before returning' ing on the interstate ruad. I gueas to the store. • • • Have missed they aie trying it out. You can go seeing Ceni driving her dad's jeep quite a distame towaid New lately around her private race Smyrna now. • • • The fishingfst track. Come on Ceni show u» how tl hope that ia a word! woman I to drive. * * * Linda Hittcll, Kathy ' ever have aren rams all tha way Petty, Sharon Giles, Ina Sue from Bainliridgr, Ga., to catch the Sales Chairmen Report Success teachers. Florida acquires them from neighboring state*. Dr. Ahrens, summing his lec­ ture, asked that information be given lo parents who want their children to go to college. Encour­ age units to move to a cooperate approach in city and county ia giving scholarships he said, add­ ing ‘ ‘This is your challenge, ara you going to do something about it ? " The third speaker was Woodrow Darden of the Florida Education Assn., who stated that Florida ranks 38th in the nation in the amount of money spent on schools. "If wc are to attract good teachers," he said, and ha(t losing such teachers to other states, we are going lo have to move up.” The fourth speaker waa Dr. Henry Fox, speaking on the ex­ ceptional child. Whether a child is overly brilliant or a alow one, the schools should have facilities to cope with this, he stated. Library Tea Nets $117 By ATLANTA MCGINNIS The Altamonte Springs Library members started their Building Fund Drive with a Silver Tea at the Library Cottage on Maitland Ave., which netted 1117. Mrs. Sally Anderson painted a large thermometer sign which recorded (he donations received. Many members and friends who arc interested in the library attended. The rooms were decorated with spring flower* donated and ar­ ranged by Mr*. B. D. McIntosh Jr. Hostesses for the tea were Mr*. Graham Fuller, preaident, Mr*. Paul French, aecrelary, Mr*. Glenn Humes, chairman of ways and means, Mrs. A. N. Caldin, assistant in (he library and Mrs. M. G. Pate. Mrs. Eli Day, Mrs. Lewis D. Haines and Mr*. Jeffer­ son Hodges presided at the punch bowl. On display, for sale, waa a largo powter tea aet, a oollcctors item. Any ono interested in this, may seo it at the library. Survival Classes To Be Taught In Lake Mary The first Personal Survival Court* for (ho Lake Mary area hat been aet at the elemantary school with tha opening clast scheduled April 4 at T p.m. Advance registration i* open and may be made with the school principal, Flo>d Richards, at FA 2-521* or with Mrs. Batty Bowes at FA 2-6139. Instructor Tom Richey ha* stared that, although tome ex­ ceptions hava been made, beat results are obtained when thare are no more than 25 persona in each e ls ::. The course la free and materials are provided, be advises. Women’s Club Plans Bake Sale Oviedo Women's Club member* will conduct a bake sale Satur­ day at tha Jones Bldg, baginning at I a m. Mr*. Charles Niblack has re­ quested that aB rlub committee chairman bava food itema at the downtown location prior to sale opening. Chapel Trustees Hear Report Councilman Questions M inutes A t M eeting Casselberry Councllmcn spent considerable lime correcting minutes of the February meeting as prepared and read by Clerk Mr*. Lillian Bcisel al their meet­ ing in Town Hall Monday. In general concerning exten aive detail in wording of previous statements and arlioni, the cor­ rections were called (or by Councilman Bolin Lady and were made by Mrs. Betael alter Chairman Lyllo Swope advised that they’ would clarify the min­ utes for future use. The question of a nomination to fill the council vacancy crcal- Old Friends Visit In Long wood cd by the death of Myrqn Jacob* was po-iponed until the April meeting alter heated discussion. Mayor Joseph I-alrd reported Dial a meeting of the present conned had been held at his home In agree on a nomination and that he was "under the im­ pression (list agreement had been reached. (‘ However," he said, "some time later I learned Dull the suggested nomination would not get an approving vote so the matter sill) is unsettled." H Die post is nut filled at tht next meeting, a special election must lie held according lo exist­ ing ordinances. During the lengthy discussion covering the draft of a proposed new charter. Graham Wilson, former council member, pointed out Diat the only reason "the action ever was brought up waa to prohibit any possibility of at ad valorum tax being placed on town residents." Council Atty. Kcnnrlh McIn­ tosh and Swope, several times, emphasized that the deadline lor presenting the charter draft to tha county legislative delegation la "right on hand." Swope said that "Die draft i» so close to what wc want amt if wc don't come to terms on this matter within two weeks, it'll he two years before w# get another chance." Final vole of the board au­ thorized McIntosh to draw up a resolution for submitting the doc­ ument, with approved amend­ ments, for legislative action. By MRS. BETTIE SMITH Back in 1828, Paul C. Altman, now a Longwood realtor, and Charlca Price, today a Ft. Wayne, Ind., businessman, shared an aparttnent while they attended busineaa school. Upon graduation, each went hli own way and soon became engros­ sed In the routine of earning a livelihood and providing for a family. Last week Altman received a telephone call call from Price who said that he and his wife were planning a Florida vacation and "w e’ll aee you in a few days." Since their arrival, (hr two cou­ ple* have been renewing their friendships, visiting such cen­ tral Florida attraction* a» Sil­ ver Springs, Bok Tower and Cy­ pres* Gardens and basking in tha warm sunshine. Next week the Prices depart on the return trip home but already Harvey Maley, chairman at are looking forward to another l asselberry's street light* com ­ vacation in this area. mittee, Monday advised the Town Council, in regular tesaioe, of a request for installation ef two street lights on Lake Dr. The request was signed by sev­ en residents and although they Mrs. John Lundy, Oviedo Wo­ would be located Just out of tbe men's Club chairman of the Com­ corporate limits, Maley eaid, bined Drive, Tuesday announced residents living within Die town that 82.262 has been collected. Of would benefit from the added this total, she said, 8417 will go lights. to the March of Dimes, 3UI to A notice from Florida Power tbe Boy Scouts, $444 to the Heart Co. advised the council (bat Fund, 8252 to the Bed Cross, 1617 lights authorised in December lo the Cancer Fund and £24 to were Installed and in operation tha Girl Scouts. by Feb. 1L • Council Hears Lighting Request Oviedo Women Complete Drive By MRS. ATLANTA MOGINNM The trustees of the Altamonte Springs Community Chapel met laat Thursday at 7:30 p.m, to the Sunday School Bldg. Those pre­ sent were A. G. Burroughs, M.L. Tinsley, W. R. Waggoner, C. J. Jones, J. C. Boude, Clifford Sands, E. U. Burdett and Dr. Don Mc­ Mahon. The only committee chairman reporting waa Mrs. Sands, of the Building and Grounds. The trees on the property have been demosaed and trimmed. The flood lights in the parking lot were Installed and the pump on the prell repaired. It was suggested by the trustees that several large trees lie studied which in eaaa of a hurricane, could he dangerous lo the Chapel. The antique atained glass windows in the Chapel will be repaired, so they will close properly. It was voted to have Waggoner and Burdett see to having the piano repaired in the Suoday School Bldg, this week. It also was voted that Burrough* contact Allen Forward about purchasing a mim­ eograph machine for Mis* Const­ ance Maillay, the ehureh clerk. These officers, according to the by-law*, are to appoint * publicity chairman, precinct chairman, social chairman and a hospitality chair­ man who also will terra with them in making up a nine-member ex­ ecutive board. Wilson, acting chairman, pre­ sided over Tuesday’s session, lead­ ing a paragraph-by-paragrapk open discussion o f tha by-laws be­ fore the rot*. Members decided to act general meetings for the third Tuesday eg each month units* otherwise, de­ termined and announced. Ex live board meeting! are to ba once each month one week the general aeseions with Oleoe calling 111* firat otse at hie home next Tuesday e t 8 p. m. During the discussion, Wilson told the mors than M n s t i n i present that he had been adfkmi the proper time to push fo r ■ lo ­ cal voting precinct would bn M lowing a county reapporthmamnd o f commissioner district* whtoh 16 to b* dona in the near Tutor*. DeBary Women To Give TV Set DeBary'a World War 1 racks 1197 Auxiliary, meeting at the Community House laat weak, planned a baketesa cake sale to get fund i for a TV net which will be donated to patients at to* Lake City Veterans Hospital. Members are to contest Man Zeller, waya and means abateman, for further Information, • Mr*. Evelyn Dxick committee chairman, in to Mrs. Zeller, Bertha Anderson, membership; Grace Kahoe, hos­ pital; Leone Oddy, legislation; Ann Morrison VAV8; Evangalto* Joyce, euoahlM end Mr*. Frye, publicity. Plana wore made for at the bom* at Mrs. Kahoe, to Columbine Trail, April 10 at 0:80 a.m. when articles will ba ntade for the veterans hospital. Barracks members Joined the auxiliary for refreshment* served from a buffet table decorated for St. Patrick's Day. Hosteasaa ware I n a Benedict, Blanch* Brault, Helen Doc Ion, Greta Daw­ ning and Bertha Anderson. Holy Cross Plans Cantata Sunday Stetson students will Join ehotP members of Holy Cross Episcopal Church Sunday at 5 p.m, to a presentation of Faure'a ’ Re­ quiem.’ ’ Offered as a special avast ai Passion Sunday, the cantata parti­ cularly ia appropriate during tbe Lenten season. The presentation Is open to ttto pubiie. Seminole Directors Set Election M eetin g The Board of Directors lor the South Seminole Development Commmitteo will meet Friday to elect a president of the group. The meeting ia echeduled tor noon at Jim Spencer * Restaur ant A special nominating aommitlee waa appointed laat week to come up with a slate o f officer*. Officer* will be a president, five vice presidents and a secre­ tary-treasurer. The nominating committee to comprised at May­ or Wilbur Hawxina at Altamonte Springs, John Kridar, manager DeBary Chamber Makes Bank Survey Business and professional men of the DeBary Chamber of Com­ merce who recently mailed eut questions* ire cards to detormina the need e f a bank in the com­ munity requested these canto be returned. Indication# at the cards already returned are ia favor of the bank, they of tha Sanford Chamber and Phil Gabler, manager of the Win­ ter Park Chamber. School Clinic Chairman Requests Additional Help By MRS. BETTUC SMITH Mrs. E v e l y n MoatfoaNey, chairman at Longwood tary School eiinlc mothers, made an appeal for help, Sb* advisee that duties e f toa clink workers ara not compli­ cated since they are sal allowed to give medication to any ahfld. Their cervices are needed to pro­ vide comfort and to after tea efalldres transportation hamn M tha IBaeaa demand*. AJi mother* work nadir (he direction af tha eeuoty mheat aura* and give an i atM to la making vision and hearing toeta, etc., whan required. J u iw -------il - J ^ in iu u ta m dm only 20 mothers have to help Has �•* -1------ - u 1 ' fa'. & m . 3L^ ^ ii . The More You Sl)f ftanforb Tell - The Quicker Srralft CARNIVAL You Sell I R ent! H ire! Dia 1 F A 2 - 2 6 1 1 Page 14— Thura. Mar. 1§, '61 |6. For Rent By Dick Turner O ffice 204 W . First 3-ROOM garage apartment, water 2-BEDROOM house. Lake Mary, FURN. APT., 2300 Mellonvtlle, and electricity furnished. No $75 month. FA 2-3685. FURNISHED apartment, hard deposit on utilities. No pets. wood floor*, tile bath. FA 2-0201 FA 2-1305 or FA 2 8241. Call 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath, CB house; fenced backyard; patio; bar­ before 2:00 or after 8:00 p.m. WE NEED RENTALS becue; partially enclosed carCall or come into our office If porte. Ph. FA 2-1869. 2-LARGE room furnished apart­ you would like to reot your ment, 310 Magnolia. Cal' A . K. 3-BEDROOM house, So. Plneerest home. We apeclalize in rentals, Roasettcr, Florist, FA 2-1861. Addition. Ph. FA 2-1719. leases and property manage­ ment Furnished or unfurnish­ 2-BEDROOM modem clean house APARTMENT, 503 Myrtle Ave. ed. We think you will like our for rent at 1810 W. Third SL FA 2-5602. service. Ph. Bartow, Fla. 533-2328. 2-BEDROOM country home, un­ furnished, $35. Children and SLEEPING ROOMS, tha Gables, Stenstrom R ea lty pets welcome. Phone Genera, 401 Magnolia Ave. 2451. 2-BEDROOkt unfurnished house. UNUSUALLY nice unfurnished 1 CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. Rent or sale Rcasonabl.jp bedroom garage apartment: Owner,. FA 2-1597. central heating, air condition­ ing, near churches and atorea. No children, no pets. $80. Ph. UNFURNISHED house In North Orlando; 3 bedrooms, tcrcecd FA 2-4263. patio and swimming pool, $93. FA 2-5543. 7. Busin*** Rentals OFFICE SUITE: « rooms, air 12. Real Estate For Sale conditioned, downtown location. 12 ACRES on Highway 17-92 near Call FA 2-0753. Clrcusland. Adaptable for al| most any use. Roada on three aides. For further information, S - BEDROOM furnished bouse, telephone J. W. Hall, Realtor, FA 2-3641. Casselberry. Ph. FA 2-8809. COUNTRY HOME on lake, 2 bedrooms, unfurnished, $50 per month. FA 2-7504. 4-ROOM, clean a p t 611 Park. HOME OWNERS We need your 3 Bedroom home listed with us for rent. Full management provided. Please ca llu s-fo e . service, _ W. H. "Bill*' Stamper Agency Realtor—Insurer CLASSIFIED INDEX FA 2-4991 1. Lost 4k Found 2. Notice* - Personal* 8. Education • Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 4. For Rent 7* Basin*** Rental* g. Beach Rental* t. For Sal* or Rant 10. WaaUd to Rent 1L Baal Estate Wanted IS. Seal Estat* For Sal* 18. Mortgag* Loans 14. Iaranutc* 18. Basin*** Opportunities 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salon* 22. BaOd • Paint - Repair 28. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 28. Plumbing Service* 24. Radio A Television 27. Special Service* 28. Lasadry Service 29. Automobile Service SB. Machinery - Tools SI. Poultry . Pats • Llvestod 22. Flower* - Tree* • Shrub* 88. Furniture 84. Articles For Sal* SB. Articles Wanted 86. Beats - Motors 27. Motorcydes • Scooters 28. Trailers - Cabana* 29 Automobiles • Truck* 'Hsr 'something borrowed' I* our ovl" FURNISHED small 3 bedroom 3-ROOM apartment, unfurnished, close In. FA 2-3119. house, electric kitchen, water furnished, alee ytrd. FA 2-2097 FURNISHED 3 room apartment, or FA 2-3750. $40 per month. Adults. 115 N. Jasamlna Avenue. LARGE 4 bedroom unfurnished house, kitchen equipped, next to new high school, $83 mo. BACHELOR ROOM, private bath and entrance, parking apace, FA 2-1971. close In. FA 2-7738 or FA 2-6001. Rolleway, ltoipltal A Baby Bede By Day, Week or Month FURNISHED efficiency apart­ CARROLL’S FURNITURE ment, full bath, clean, $40. Pb. FA 2-3111 116 W. lit. 8t. 407U W. Flrit St„ Apt. 3. 3 B. R. furnlihed houia . $73 3 B. R. unfurnished . . . . $83 1 B, R. apartment ....... $80 ROSA L. PAYTON Registered Real Estate Broker Ph. FA 2-1301 17-93 at Hiawatha SAN LANTA APARTMENTS. Nice large apartments, 404 E. 14tb SL Ph. FA 2*4212. 3-BEDR003! unfurnished house, 1403 Wynnewood Dr, FA 2-7713, 2-BEDROOM furnished apartment, tile bath, d os* In, 601 Palmetto, FA 2-1374 after 5:30 p.m. WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms private baths, 114 W. First SL FURNISHED house, cell between 2:30 and 1:30 p. m., NO 8 5366. PRIVATE tutoring in bookkeep­ 2 -ROOM furnished apartment, ing, typing, English, arithme­ private bath and entrance, 516 tic. Call FA 1-6302. Mellonvllle. FA 2-5420. ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS 3-Bedroom - l'/j Bath from ONLY 1250 DOWN Ne HA Closing C Coats P * i Prle. SEE and COMPARE — RENT' A BED 2-BEDROOM bungalow, furnish­ ed, 313 Palmetto. S MINUTE CAE WASH $1.50 Open I a. m. to 6 p. m. dally. CLEAN furnished apartment, • a. tn. to I p. tn. FrL k Sat. close In, $53 per month, In­ Iva Carpentar k Lester Vein* cludes wsler and electricity. NIFTY-AUTO BATH, FA 2-1344. 2406 French Ave. 8. Education • Instruction 112 N. Park DIRECTIONS: 16 Ml*. Bo. o f Sanford on Ifwy. 17-92 Turn Weal A t Osr Sigma. 3 Bedrooms RESALES ONE DOLLAR DOWN IS ALL YOU PAY SUNLAND ESTATES 3 BED R O O M S - 1 & 2 B A T H S MOVE IN IMMEDIATELY Monthly Payment* Lower Than Rent VA Financing At 51/ 4 % Interest TO THE ELIGIBLE V.A. PURCHASER # DON’T FAIL TO ASK ABOUT OUR OTHER WONDERFUL SAVINGS ON REMAINING NEW HOMES IN SOUTH P1NECREST. 4th ADD. Homea Feature Built-In Dream Kitchens By — eiNis*i#iucTiie Refrigerator — Oven — Kang* ~ Ilot Water Heater Designed For Better Living From the 7 Remaining New Homes In Sunland Estates Contact JIM HUNT. Sale* Manager Built By ODHAM A TUDOR O d h a m & T u d o r, Inc FOR SIX YEARS ODHAM k TUDOR IIA 8 MEANT QUALITY AND SATISFACTION TO THE HOME BUYER. NOW. BECAUSE O F OUR DESIRE TO CONCENTRATE ON SUBDIVISION DEVELOPMENT AND LOT SALES. WE ARB INTERESTED IN SELLING OUR REMAINING HOMES AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE AND MAKE THIS OFFER ON OUR REMAINING NEW HOMES IN S U N L ^ D ESTATES. 2-ROOM furn. a p t FA 2-5927. art in demand everywhere. II 2-BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped. Ph. FA 2 5303. you qualify, train evenings. Write for Information, i f rural HOUSE, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths Ph give directions to your home. FA 8-4145. Orlando Electronics Institute, Inc., 1618 N. Orange Avenue, SMALI* clean, furnished apartOrlando, Florida. ment. Lights and water furnish­ ed. FA 2-0702. FOR RENT 2 BR Duplex country eettlng S BR 110 Plneerest Drive 2 BR Kitchen equipped 1 BR Moetly furnished I BR Fully furnished S BR all furnished including piano — extra nice OVEN $70 83 81 40 83 REFRIGERATOR ELECTBIC If you aro a Seminole County resident, but iiv* out of tha FAIrfai exchange area, you may now place your Want Ad with th* Herald fro* of any telephone toll charges. Just call u* collect} too "W E TRADE’* W. H. *9111" Btemper Agency Realtor A Insurer Phone FA 2-4181 112 N. Park WATER HEATER READY FOR OCCUPANCY Cheese from m tey varied exterior design* and fleer C O N TA C T J IM W HERE. cur tee o r Phone H U N T , SALES MANAGER F A 2-1501 — N IG H T S, F A 2-0648 FAirfax 2-2611 S/ioema/cer COR. H W Y . 17-92 A 27th ST. J. B R A IL E V SAN FO RD ODHAM , President Ph. F A 2-1501 �Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale s BR. CB house, $2.ftoo down ind 4 BR HOUSE. by owner. FA 2-5172 NO DOWN PAYMENT issum c t 1! '* VA vortgige of 2 A- 3 Bedroom completely fin$7,400 al $5$ per mo. FA 2-2473. nished Homes constructed on your own lot. Mo. payments 3-BEDROOM CB home, Urge Registered Real E»tate Broker only $59.$0 6c $88.80. No clos­ corner lot, 1800 Cedir Ave., Ph. 1 A 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha ing cost, no service charges, no near high achool. Call FA 2-4278 attorney fee no title costs, alter 6:00 p. ni. FOR SALE no appraisal fees. Call IN EXCLUSIVE EQUITY in Wynnswood 3 bed­ HEADLEY CONSTRUCTION CO. room home, by owner. $83 pay­ 1SOUTH SYLVAN LAKE SHORES FA 2-S543 for appointment. ments include everything. 4>tr; Beautiful 3 bedroom home; fully equipped; central heat; double A mortgage. Large lot. Total HOMES FOR LARGER garage, enclosed: intercom W $10,900. FA 2-4537. FAMILIES system; large lakcfront lot, 3 Bedroom masonry, corner lot, landscaped, with sprinkler sys­ HELMLY REALTY many extras, 81,077 Down. tem. A bargain at 128,300.00. 301 W. 13tb Street 3 Bedrooms, 1.700 sq. ft. of For information call FA 2-7898 FA 2-7605, Evenings FA 1-2379 pleasant living, $2,500 Down. days, or FA 2-6368 nights or 3 Bedroom, Pinecrest, 2 baths, Sunda>a. SPECIAL Florida Room Extra, $2,000 Indian River Grove Down. 14 ACRES of land — to acres In 3 Bedroom. 2 bath, Grove Man­ mature, producing grove. Pric­ or, Fireplace, $5,335 Down. THE TIME TESTED FIRM ed at $17,900, $5,000 down, bil4 Bedrooms, 3 baths, with 116 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-8133 If ance over 3 years at 6">; Fruit swimming pool, $2,500 Down. ^ included. Ask for J. Emry, associate of 4-BEDROOM, 2 bath. FA 2-0333. *‘ WE TRADE'1 O. E. Southard, 124 Canal fitreat, New Smyrna Beach. 2 BEDROOM home in Country W . H . “ B ill” S ta m p e r A g e n c y Club Manor. Small equity and Realtor—Insurer GA 1-4031 or GA 81510. assume $62.00 per month pay­ Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park ments. Pb. FA 2-7902. 4-BEDROOM house with 3 acres of land west of Sanford. Box HOUSE and lot, 71S Laurel Ave., HOME PLUE INCOME for cou­ 143-A, Rt. 1, Paola, Fla. $8,000. 2 Loll for salt, 711-713 ple or widow; practically down­ Laurel Ave., $1,750 each. F. J. t-BEDROOM, 114 bath home with town, 300 Magnolia. Call Own­ Dsforge, 290 Johnson Ave., Q shade trees, pstio, enclosed er. FA 2-7004. Jersey City, N. J. Florida room. In Plnecrest 3rd Addition. FA 2-7782. 33 LOIS MAYFAIR HOME NEAR NEW HIGH SCHOOL S FRONT LOTS in residential This group of lots cat. be purchas­ We are pleased to offer this beautiful and- attractively lo­ section. Pbona FA 2-0781. ed for only $13,000.00 with good cated Mayfair hom i for ail*. terms. All lots 60 feet wide. The large and spaclout design­ ed floor plan includes 2.000 BOBER1 A. WILLIAMS, Realtor square feat of living area plus Raymond Lundquist, Assoc. a double carport and utility FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. room. Includra 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 12 x 35 Florida room, large living room and separata dining room plus dining area N.V. Farmer, Realtor 2465 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 3221 separated from kitchen by serving and kitchen bar. The After houra FA 2-2611 FA 2 3013 kitchen is quality equipped 4-BEDRUOM, 2 bath home, en* with built-in oven and dish­ closed Florida room, modern washer. There are many other equipped kitchen, many other eye catching refinements in­ extras. Call FA 2-0412. cluding the beautiful landscap­ ed lota and fenced backyard. Shown by appointment only. $33,000. J ljr Santnrh OUR BOARDING HOUSE KOSA L. PAYTON CET IS LI KB ASKING ML- TO STA&fc PCMfcO AND 3UU6TW nH A PAM < SOW THAT Y0UN6M*T OP VW (?MS/-*- BUT COR P lE R R t OUX. AHEM, UTTLfe LATITT NOTHINGiG IM POSSIBLE.'— rCMEAMV.PlERRB, VOtLA.'ALREADY T *AVE I T / Z E < PfRMARS MX) CAM PERFECT P i AV FOR 2E O W lS .B U T M SUGGEST SOM&W AIT— A1A30R WOULD -|Ol) OBJECT THlRG WITHIMTHE ■TO PLAYING Lt AO. lUMIT OP O d * FARMER’S AGENCY Value SWIMMING POOL 3-BR — 2-BATH Used Car Buys! Immediate possession on this custom built Loch Arbor ranch style home priced to tell at 316,700, at low as 33,263 down, balance less than rent. This home is spacious throughout, designed for family living; with a fenced yard also. Stenstrom R ea lty 111 N. Pork Ave. Ph. PA 2-2420 Fair Value Properties RAYMOND M. BALL And Associates 21$ So. Park Ph. FA 2-5641 FA 2-12*0 3-BEDROOM, l's bath dcluxa Lake Mary Branch masonry home near new high school, a real show place at 13. M o r tg a g e L oa n s only $1,050 down, $75 monthly. MORTGAGE LOANS FHA and Cooventlonal 2 -BEDROOM masonry retirsCommercial k Residential ment home on two beautiful STENSTROM REALTY loti, with 22 bearing fruit treea, priced right at $9,600, rcquiria 111 N. Park Are Phone PA 2 2420 $3,000 down, $65 monthly. 16. Female Help Wanted SEMINOLE REALTY 1901 Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-5232 COuK, experienced, Dixie Bell Diner, Hwy. 1712. TE $-1429. Legal Notice AVON NEEDS rtCTITIOl'B STASIK Found NOTICU IS hereby s ire n That I • m »n*»*»il In buelneee at SSI Klamlngu I'r., Htnilnole County, FlorMe. iimlar Ilia flclltlou e name nf. JOKAT IMPORTS, amt that 1 Inland tn r t fla lt r laid name with the Clark of the C ircuit Court, Seminole County. Florida, In a trordanre with the provlalona o f Ilia Kltlllloua Name Xlatutaa. tew it: Xr.-iion Sti.OS Florida Slattltea 11ST. HI*: J o .’ ph K naany To ha published Mar. I, S. IS. ta d n. DATE D aily RECEIVED Fab. 31, l i l t . Termites Swarming? F O R F R E E IN S P E C T IO N CALL FA 2*8865 in the ART BROW N Pest Control Service S A N F O R D , FLA. 2 capable, reliable women to service A V O N territories. Earnings unlimited. Write Mrs. Jean Mllanich, Box 216, Lockhart Branch, Orlando for interview in your home. 17. Mule Help Wonted r\ W ant ’37 CimnCDCKT“ ‘ j io n Mehnp r .'T Ads 38 57 33 II |I SI $3 54 38 S3 53 58 3.1 5Z CHEVROLET >/4 Ton Ptckop ..................... OLDS 88 4-Door Holiday RAMBLER Station Wagon, Overdrive DODGE Royal La near 2-Door _ --------OLDSMOBILE I-Door Hardtop FORD !» Ton Pickup, V-8 Engine CADILLAC g-Door .............. STUDEBAKEK SUtion Wagon MERCURY 2-Door. Automatic . ........ — CHEVROLET 2-Door, Btlair, 8 Cylinder PLYMOUTH 2-Door Cranhrook ............. RENAULT Dauphieo PONTIAC 4-Door FOHD 4-Door 33 CHEVROLET 4-Dooc F A 2-2611 |« FORD H Ton Pfckap, d Clylnder 2nd and Pnlmetlo j m IBM AT i QUE6TIOM25. Plumbing Services 19. Situations Wanted SEWING by long experienced colored d rcii maker. FA 2-8377. Wall WOMAN wishes work, cxn do xny kind housework. FA 2-270#. i « - ■ i r i - u i * — ■ i i i nm n Plumbing & Heating 21. Beauty Salona dim $ 111 • MS • IM • •*$ 8 8*1' $119$ •IMS 9 SM S ••$ S SM S ••• $ MS I 111 • Ml I 4M • $•$ • 843 S SM $ IM 9 >83 • IM Phona FA 2*0711 id .................. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Windshield Bnck Ginas Door Glass Vent Glass SERVICE Scnkarik Glass and Paint Co. READY MIXED CONCRETE 56 IMPERIAL, air conditioned, Outdoor Table Tops k Seats loaded. Special Price. FA 2-0614 Lot Markers — Sills — Lintels Steps — Patio Blocks — Sand '52 FORD. Ph. FA 2-7184. Ph. FA 2-4822 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Kim. Ave. Th. FA 2-3731 31. Poultry • Pels • Livestock PLUMBING GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies, Contracting & Repairs LAR-RE’ BEAUTY SALON $40 each. FA 2-3601. Free Estimates 2640 Hiawatha Ph. FA 2-1388 R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. Phona FA 23383 FREE; Puppies. Just give ’em a good home. 704 Palmetto Ave. RETIRED Plumber does plumb­ FA 2-6608 after 3:00 p. m. ing repairs. Ph. Ml 4-7713 be­ tween 6 A 9. mornings A even­ BABY parakeet and good cage; Beauly Salon 1 pair breeders and cage; 1 ings Walker Building male alnger canary, cage and 2318 Oak PA 1-7884 aland. Call FA 2-1633 between 26. Radio & Television 8;00 a nt. and 3:00 p.m. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK TV SERVICE within the hour. Harriett, Eva Jo It Bob Parts A labor positively guar­ 32. Flowers • Tree* • Shruba 103 So. Oak FA 2-3742 anteed 90 days. Service cells T. V. STAMPS P A N S 1 F. S $2. SUNSHINE TV. FA 2-9792. GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY 22. Build • Paint • Repair 27. Special Se.rvlcen Grapcvitla Ave. near 20th St. ROOM SPECIAL $14.95. PaintLANDSCAPING A VALENCIA ORANGE TREES Ing inside and out. Call Mr. LAWN SERVICE COUNTRY CLUB NURSERY Talker, FA 2-8119. Cleaning, Fertilising, etc. For W. ‘JOth St. Naar Golf Couraa Free Estimate call FA 2-7197. PLATT’S CARPENTOY S ilfle e t, Th. FA 2-6906 new work k repair. Bpectaliae INCOME TAX SERVICE in Fla. room enclosures. Pb. 3.T. Furniture O. M. HARRISON FA 2-7418. 2840 Hiawatha Ph. FA 2 8327 New 4, Used Furtftura k Appli­ FA 2-7948 PAINTING: Colors a specialty. Ras. 1311 Palmetto ances A Good Place To Reiidential, commercial, indus­ BUY’ , SELL or TRADE trial. Llcenied and bonded. Sewing: ALL MAKES A MODELS Work guaranteed. Free cell­ 400 Sanford Ave. FA 2*7430 RENTALS $3 WEEK mates. Charlie Burrli, FA 2-4374 203 W. First St. (24 hr. scr.) or FA 2-4437. USED FURNITURE FA 2-3823 CARPENTRY, painting, roofing WELDING and ctment work. FA 2-4899. Repottrtted king rite Hollywood Heavy equipment, Trucks. lUile, bed, like new-, $59.30. 2-Twin Sprockata, Rollers, Idlers and 23. Building Materials site Hollywood beds, like new, general repair. Call . . . . $39.30. 1 Frigldaire refrigera­ LUMBER • HARDWARE • PAINT B 4 W WELDING tor, late model, like brand ROOFING FHA Loani EAat 8-4788 Palatka, Fla. new, $99.50. 1-Electric slo\» B. EDWARDS stove $49.50. 1-Wizard refrigera­ BULLDOZING and Land Clear­ BUILDERS SUPPLIES tor $39.50. ing. Clyde Nutt. Phone FA 2-0534 We Give TV Stamps or FA 2-2903. 903 W. 3rd SL FA 2-7866 Dawn’ s Mach. Repairs Jenkins Furniture BARGAINS! 24. Electrical Bervleea House Wiring — Electric Service Frigldaire Appliances Sid Vlhlen — Randall Electric 112 ktagnolta Ph. FA 2*0813 PIANO TUNING 4k REPAIRING W. L. HARMON Pb. FA 2-4223 PUMPS - 56 MERCURY 54 MERCURY F A S T R ESU LTS ■ F IX IT SH O P 409 W. 1st Bt. Ph. FA 2-4711 CROSLEY SHKLVADOR It CU. ft. refrigerator, good condition, 960 Phone FA 2-7651. BLONDE spinet piano, like new, can ba seen at Ucnton's Furn­ iture Exchange, Sth k Sinford. FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM IlLINDS Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic ends. Plastic ■ TOM HARLAND BAYS: or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon Remember this. Everybody I cords. drive* n used car. Como out I Senknrik Glass anil Paint Co. and compare at Carland. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 I 39 PLY. 7drT*B/W’ ” hMpT$$9 J 37 OLDS conv.. real sharp l i l t I 36 DODGE 4-dr. sed. ----- 991 1 New 16 Foot 478 • •4 BL’ ICK 4-dr. sedan 34 CHEVY 4-dr. Jackson Boat I 1 Certified floalworlliy MERCURY MARK 55 Only $180 Down W oodru ff M arine BEDDING COMPANY 2461 French Ave. FA 2-1318 FA 2-4321 [Tom horland s ] i i ii i i ii i H !? y ? tV $ r 8 t r A T S 5 a » IFS COMETsClsT BIRTHDAY! 198,000 WE’RE SELL*E-BRATING CO M ETS 1st BIRTHDAY COMETS W ITH THE SWEETEST SOLD DURING ITS US TODAY FOR FIRSTYEAR! YOUR BEST BUY EVER (Thit'i ofl* *oId every minute, 99Ch u m k U jfln I h e y e v ) Passenger CASH P A ID FOR DEALS IN TOWN 1 SEE ON THE SENSATIONAL NEW ’61 COMET! DODGE Ft Ten Panel Track U SE D CARS If Yen Mara A Good Runnlag, Clean Used Car, Coma By. We're Bendy Tn Bay. Came By And Meet Bek Thames Oar "Hillbilly” Salesman Frees Bluefield. W. Virginia! FRANCHISED DEALER FOR - Dodge — Dodge Dart — Chrysler — Siatra — Renault — Pugeet. Seminole Co. M otors 51$ E. n » t Bt. Ph. PA 1*0614 LIN C O LN MERCURY XQ9 N . P alm etto ‘"I CARLAND] PRICED TO SELL! ■ ■ $6 .9 5 Free Pickup k Delivery In City Limits Outside — $1.00 Extra IMPERIAL Air Cond, CHRYSLER Windsor, Felly Eqaaped. ■ ■ * '416 •280 Her# A rt Just A Few o f Th# Many Uoed Cara Available Oa Our Lot Today. ■ ■ LAWN MOWERS W A N T A D S BRING Two Day Speclail FORD • Wagms ■ PHILCO stereo record player, one (on air conditioner, double mattress and springs. Phone FA2-7887. SPRING CHECK > UP SPRINKLERS Two Day Special! ■ ■ WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, canes, walkers. FREE DELIVERY Prescriptions our Specialty FAUST'S tlx PHARMACY 2nd and Mellonrilla Ph. TA 2-7107. ECHOLS 2nd 4k Magnolia ST. PATRICK’S DAY SPECIAL! BELL Saw sharpening machine. Never used. 9130. FA 2-4639. All types and aUti, installed "Do It Yourself" WE REPAIR AND SERVICE ELEC, fan, air conditioner and water pump motori rewound S T I N E and serviced. "24 hour service" Machinery and Supply Co. 1084* E. 18th St. Sanford, Fla. 207 W. 2nd St. Pb. FA 2-6432 ■ 39 Automobiles • Trucks ROLLAWAY. Hospital and Baby Beds. Day, Week, or Month— 51 PONTIAC, radio and heater, Is My Business, not a sideline. FURNITURE CENTER new battery, good transports* ALL WORK GUARANTEED 1100 French Ave. Lion $143 cash. FA 2-7880. PETES WATCH REPAIR Ph. TA 2 7933 213 Oak Ave. Ph. FA 2-3143 FOR SALE: Clean, low mileage 31. Articles For Sale 1957 Bulck hardtop 4-dr. Special 29. Automobile Service sedan, new tires, this week PUP TENTS, Sleeping Bags, Canonly—$795. Reel'a Paint <c Body terns, M en Kits, Packs, ArmyShop, 10th k Sanford Ave* Navy Surplus, 3tf Sanford Ave. FA 2-771$. AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT end REPAIR WORK 210 Magnolia 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6362 PERMANENTS $7.00 Complete with Hair Cut L Styling ■ WILSON - MAIER WATCH REPAIRING DOW N I PAYM ENT ! • MS IM S S $93 •IMS NOW AVAILABLE Parts and Service Shelby 666 Door Closers Ycntsch Maintenance Service FA 2-4S43 302 E. 24th Place XDfil NECCHI Jr.. L. B. sews for. CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING ward and reverse, over piru and Mattress renovating Expert Up­ needles, beautiful condition, at. holstering. All iVork Guaran­ teed. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. tractive carrying cast, assume I payments of $3.43 per month Co., FA 2-211<, 1301 Sanford Ave. for I months. Write Installment manager, Box 20 c /o Sanford a BIG VALUES Herald. a QUICK CREDIT a EASY TERMS KENMORE washer-dryer, 4 fb folding door, 30 In. plywood WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS door, reel type lawn mower, ornamental blocks, baled hay, New and Used Furniture size 40 tuxedo. FA 2-1809. 311 E. First St. FA 2-3422 Used furniture, appliances, tools, 36. Boats • Motors etc. Buught-Sold. Larry's Mart, ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ Gateway To Hi* Waterway 213 Sanford Ave Ph. FA 2-4132 Your EVINRUDE Dialer ments, invoices, tsnd bills, and programs, etc. Progressive Sell I s Your Furniture. Quick Robaon Sporting Goods Service With The Cash. SUPER 104-68 E. 1st. Pb. FA 3-3981 Printing Co. Pnone FA 2-2931— TRADtNG POST. FA 2 0677. 308 West 13th St. AGE 18 TO 26 f t CHEVROLET 's Test Pleotsldo Picksp 18 CHRY8LER Station Wagon — _____ 51 CHEVROLET 4-Door, Powtralido 3H PONTIAC ChiefUln 4-Door, Hydraasstlc .... 38 CHEVROLET 4-Door V-$, PowergUdo —.... 38 BL'ICK 4-Door 8 Me 1*1------— ----- -------------34 FORD 4-Door Fairlaar. Air Conditioned — 53 CHEVROLET Station Wagon, 4-Door • V I • P /O 58 MKKCL'KY 4-Door A utom atic........... —..... Qualified Service II. L. Whelchcl For appointment call FA 2-2010 FR1GIDAIRE FRIGIDAIRE Biles k Service House Wiring Free Estimates .To represent national organisa­ Sid Vlhlen’s Randall Electric tion In Sanford area. Complete 113 Magnolia Ph. FA 1-0813 training program for new men la advertising field. No prerl* out experience needed, p er­ manent position. Must be neat­ ly dressed and willing to atudy and work hard. Should ha ablt te live en $as per week during training. Per interview call GArden 4-0017, 9.oo a. m. to 12:00 noon, er apply Suita 22, 501 Magnolia Avenue, Orlando, Fla. W H E R E T H R IF T Y P E O P L E B U Y Q U A L IT Y C A R S A T R E A S O N A B L E P R IC K S . INCOME TAX < fA = 7 ? 3 M EN HOLLERS ‘ SANFORD 31. Articles For Sale 33. Furniture 27. Special Services Sales A Service G. II. HIGH Oviado. Fla. FO 3 3313 Daya Evenings Sanford FA 2-3883. ■ Herald TO B E IN G ZL- [ MEAfflER LRtSOURCeSyrr bt. Johns Realty Co. Top Thurs. Mnr. 1G, '61— Page 15 S rra lh F A 2*4884 RIGHT BEHIND THE POST OFFICE | �31jt Buntart Page 16— Thurs. Mar. 16, '61 RrruTB Seminole Girls To Enter 4 -H District Contests Seminole County 4-H Girla rhosen to compete at District Demon­ stration Day in Orlando Saturday are Carla Lommler, on Public Speaking: Linda King., Sandy Corbett, Carla Lommler. Barbara Kanner and Dorothy Tomiinson on Share the Fun and Linda King and Barbara Kanner on Safely. These girls, who must he 14 years of age or older, were chosen through competition of County De- ^ Dependable Vinyl Latex In d m coat, thia mar­ velous paint primes, seal* and finishes most surfaces. Leaves n o "p a in ty o d o r " either! It’s easy to apply with roller or brush, dries iiuickly and is scrubnable. N Can be thinned with water. Drippings can be cleaned up with eoap and water. New­ est decorator colon. USE KRESS R E A D Y CRED IT LIG H T BULBS TUM BLERS • Decorated Irrd Tea G liu r . 1 0 * 14 • » Or. A 1 fdh | C. Ill | ^0 PLASTIC PLASTIC Coot Hangers Chair Cushions Reg. 4»c f " !( Value J J - 7 7 ‘ BEAMLESS NYLONS P Q J mom m M Dealer c Diaper Sets With Placllr ^^9 Lined Taute FERTILIZERS SPREADER ‘Pause’ Lost In Auto Theft By ATLANTA MCGINNIS Mrs. Ronald Kramer o f Floral Dr„ Bear Lake, Saturday had her itation wagon stolen from the (op deck of Orlando's Municipal Parking Lot sometime between II a.m. and 11:30 a.m. Mrs. Kramer reports that after depositing coins In the parking mrler, she absently - niindcdly threw the keys on the seat with her aun glasses. At 7 p.m. Saturday, the Orlando police notified Mrs. Kramer that it had been located and was park­ ed on Norfolk Ave., in Winter Park. She found that although gro­ ceries and clothing were In the automobile, only two packages of clgarcta and a Coca Cola had been taken and, after discovering there was no spare tire, she says the really needed “ the pauie that refreshes." bara Kanner, Dorothy Tomlinson and Barbara Kanner: from North Orlando were Barbara Derum, Martha Dean, Margie Spivey, Myr­ tle Harris and Mike Krecek. Slavia Club members presenting demonstrations were Barbara Ann Kosie, Geraldine Elliott, Martha Mikkr, Lue Ann Murphy, Nancy Puzxak, Lynn Eustlce, Joyce Bellhorn and Sandra Milder and from the Lake Mary Club, Wanda Ml- FIRST INSTALLED or DO-IT-YOURSELF 8ANDRAN Inlaid Linoleum ALL TYPES Hrailliant Floor Covering FREE ESTIMATES ident, operations, o f the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, has been ap­ pointed to the InterataU Com­ merce Commission Unit of tha Na­ MARINE 8GT. Albert H. Rivers, son o f Mrs. Beatrice E. Rivera o f Route 2, Box 64, Sanford, was graduated, Feb. 17, from Recruiters School at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Is­ land, S. C, The aix-week school includes training in public speaking, typing, publicity, enlistment re­ quirements, salesmanship, community relations, oper­ ation of a recruiting sub­ station and military cere­ monies. • F A M IL Y We W an t To Thank You For YOUR VALUED BUSINESS AND INVITE YOU TO SHOP NOW AND SAVE DURING THESE DIG Fern Plain • Fern Pnrk TE 8-1477 YOUR TO A TH IS W E E K -E N D 14-Oz. T-BONE STEAK ................ 12-oz. RIB STEAK ................. .. I SPAGHETTI With Italian Meat Sauce ... SOUTHERN FRIED HALF - CHICKEN S1.59 Dinnera Complete With Salad and Coffee FREE ICE CREAM FOR CHILDREN 36” to 42” W ide Regular 79c Value Special Purchase OPEN DAILY 6:30 to 9:30 — SUNDAYS 7 to 9 PAUL For A Perky Turkey Blend eome Florida orange Juice In the stuffing. A fruit In­ gredient adds piquancy to the fla­ vor, aaya the U.8. Department of Agriculture. Y es W e Have Been Serving: The People O f Seminole County For One Y ear A t Our M A IT L A N D O U TLE T House o f Floors tional Defense Executive Reserve, according to an announcement by ICC Chairman Everett Hutchison. TREAT DUALITY Floor Covering I.awrenra 8. Jefforda, rice prea- j Flat W all Paint io By MRU. ADAM MULLER The DeBary Bunincsa and ProI fessional Women’s Club held the |regular meeting Tuesday at the |office of Dr, George Frison in j DeBary. Mrs. Jo Peck presided and led |In the Lords Prayer and the aalulc 1(o the flag. 1 Gueat speaker, flcp. James Sweeny, of DeLand, spoke of three subjects on “ Public Affairs.” The ' first was “ neapportionment," the 1second, “ Congressional" and the i third, “ Financial." Rep. Sweeney |would like io hear and to know attitude of residents on what's |going on in the state. He held a j question and answer period at the I close of his Inspiring talk and said he would like to Keep Volusia County in the Fifth Diatrict. Members voted to give a $30 gift to a deserving senior girl student from DeBary, with high scholastic marks, lo further her education. Thli matter was taken up with the principal of the DeLand High School. The nominating committee sel­ ected is Mrs. E. Fetterson chair­ man, Sally Neider and Ora White. Members decided on a dinner meeting at the DeBary Reilaurant for April. Twenty-five demonstration* were given at the meeting Saturday willeh eloaed the observation of National 4-H Week here. Taking part from the Long wood Club sere Kathryn WiMis, Carla Lommler, Towando Showers, Sue Poller, Carolyn Bridges, Karen Pettis, Patricia Coney and Peggy Ann George. From the Sanford Club were Diane Baker, I.inda King, Bar­ Jeffords Gets ICC Unit Post DeBary Women Hear Discussion On Public Affairs NUf SET K R ESS munitration day last Saturday. Miss Myrtle Wilson, Home Demon­ stration Agent, says that this event la for the purpose of sharing with others what has been learned through the program, to gain ex­ perience in speaking before groups and to provide club girls the op­ portunity to participate in the state awards programs of dairy foods, bread, public speaking and talent. D IX IE RAAB8 b e l le D IN E R Hwy 17*92 South Of The Big Tree TE 8-1429 WASH • N • WEAR Regular 89e Yd. avm m m From V irginia's Finest M ill 36” to 45” W ide V alues To $ U 9 HICKORY HILL Half or Whole O N LY 16 DAYS Arnel & Cottons CENTER ^SLICES ^ Lb. AND Dacron & Cottons LOANED TO CUSTOM KBS WHO PUKCIIASB •00 M m. OR MOKE OF THESE FKRTI1.IZBKS V ISIT OUR NEW (A T RRAIt OF STORK) • TR EES • A s s t Dress Fabrics SH R U B B E R Y • BLOOM ING P L A N T S • ANNUALS Printed Sailcloth KING COLE SE R V IN G SOUTH SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y From Intersection Of Highwayii 17-92 And 436, At Farm Plaza, Go East On 436 Through Tanglewood To Lakemont Ave., Then Eaat On Lakemont (See Map.) Cupioni & Cotton Dacron & Cotton No. 2 Kj Can Spring Suitings DESSERT Spring Linens Polished Cottons Reverse Tw ist Broadcloth A s s t W h ite Goods IN C H Bates Solids Values To $1.98 per yd. ALO M A AVE EASTGATE Shopping Center Winter Pnrk. Florida 1999 Alama Avenue USE OUR LARGE, FREE CUSTOMER PARKING LOT COR. LAKE S CHURCH ST. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED AW CONDITIONED Hw y. 17-92 S. — Drive Thru Fern Park To Seminole County Line — ta g _ •97 Ya. Drive Hwy. M At Old Cheney Rd. ORLANDO. FLA; SKW A SAVE r>■ i ( ’ rTtV tit I/ // II Jr !i T V / �.♦ •A Educators Press ? For Pay Boost © It? WEATHER: Showers expected through Saturday. High today, 80-85. Lo w tonight, 60-65. JACKSONVILLE (U PI)— Florida educator! went into tho second day o f the Florida Education Assn, convention today still pressing for an across-the-board salary increase, but less enthusiastic about their chances o f getting it. Gov. Farris Bryant all but put an end to the educators’ hopes Thursday. Bryant said his program for governmental thrift v m aimed at potting the —— —— — — —— — VOL. 63 Shot Day News Briefs GE Executive Quits Python Suspected Five Stitfches Buried Man Saved f WASHINGTON (UPD — House Republicans talked up their own school proposals today, aware of tho possibility that President Kennedy’s education program might flounder on tha religious disputa. Rep. Carroll D. Kearns, ( li­ p s.), Introduced Thursday a three-part education program he said would sava as much as *0 per cent of Kennedy's nearly 90 billion school package. A House subcommittee consid­ ering Kennedy's $2.4 billion loan and grant program for colleges and acholarahipa hoped to wind up Ha hearings today with testi­ mony from congressmen, educa­ tors and labor spokesmen. Kearns, ranking GOP member of the House Education Commit0 tea, offers'* a measure to give tea deductions up to $2,000 for each dependent for college tui­ tion, room and board and other cxpenact. The bill ala* — add change tax laws to encourage donations to schools by middle-income fam ­ ilies and aet up a system of 1,000 four-year scholarships of $1,000 a year for the winners o f a ns£, tional scholastic competition. Kidnaper Sentenced BRUNSWICK, Ga. (UPI) — James Robert Hammond, 27, of Kingsport, Tenn., waa sentenced to two years in prison Thursday after pleading guilty to kidnaping a Florida man. Hammond and bia 19-year-old wife, Delorea Ann, of Joncsvillr, Va., were charged with kidnaping Howard Williams, 3$, of Jacksonville, and taking him and a, stolen car across the Georgia - Florida border. Didn't Understand Secrets, Spy Says LONDON (UPI) — A middleaged spinster, fighting to avoid going to prison as a spy for tha Soviet Union, said today the valu­ able navel secrets at Britain’s great baas at Portland wars too technical for h*r to understand. Miss Ethsl Elizabeth Gsa, 40, depicted herself as a naive clerk, much more interested in her o f­ fice romance with e married man than she waa in the drawings and mysterious document* ah* dealt with in her Job. The prosecution alleges that she provided a spy ring with naval secret* for transmission to Mos­ cow. Miss Gee was the first o f five defendants to testify In the Old Bailey rouit on charges o f breach­ ing Britain’s official secrete act. One o f the five ie Henry F. Smiin relieved Houghton, 66, her now divorced as commanding fellow worker at the naval base In t/adltlonsl to whom she hss become engaged. at the Sanford Cdr. Smith Takes VAH-1 Command Cdr. Charles B. Cdr. David A. King $h officer of VA1M ' ceremonies today Naval Air Station. King will depart for London where he will serve on Urn staff of the Commander-in-Chlef. U. 8. Naval Forces, Europe. Smith has been executive offi­ cer of the squadron sines Decem­ ber of I960. King also presented a letter of appreciation to Walter Qielow, publisher of the Sanford Herald, in "expression of appreciation for consideration shown VAH-L" The letter state "through yecr efforts io keeping tha community informed of the important tola it— of this command you have made a major cootribuUoa in establish­ ing high morale among the officers me* sad dependent* o f VAH-1 .** Fishing Mops To Be Circulated More than 10,000 fishing maps of Seminole County will be circu­ lated throughout the area "in the very near future," Tom McDonald, chairman of the Tourist and Convantloa Committee of the Chamber of Commerce said today. Found Safe OPEUKA. Ala. (U PI) A •mall child who disappeared from »•* homo late Wednesday was fo.od today sleeping peace fully against a fence near his United Press Leaned Wire Senate Approves Jobless Benefits Bill ln84-4 Vote ■ state in position to bid for tourist ^ lia r s and new industry when tbs national economy gste better. is Saturday and the Jaycees Only a few hours csrllsr, tbs will have nurse* and doctor* FKA’s program action rommittes oa hand at their building an outlined its recommendations to French Are. to give poilo abate open an all-out battle for more to aB comers. Only $1 will he pay for teachers and school ad­ charged to cover coot o f the ministrators. vaccine. Tho*e needing booster 8 k i r t i n g the controversial also are urged to across-the-board salary increase, Saturday. Bryant offered the delegatee each words as: "W e must raise standards In every phase o f our educational program. We must do a better Job." "Education cannot obtain excel­ NEW YORK (UPI) —William S. lency in a community that cares more about a marching band and Ginn, tha highest ranking Genera I a winning football team than Electric Co. executive to serve a Jail term on price-rigging charges, teachers’ salaries." resigned hla $133,000 a year post £ lie noted the State Budget Com­ Thursday. mission waa recommending about M percent o f tha general m e n u s outlay to go for education during TAMPA (UPI) - A snake expert the next two years. says he believes the owner of an The program action committee animal attraction was squeezed to had called for a $760 a year raise death by a 22-foot python which for each teacher, citing the state’s escaped from ill cage near here national rank o f 26th place in Thursday. Alfred P. Henley, 39, teacher salaries. was found unconscious in a Flam­ . Dr. L. Mitchell Wade, research ingo pen at his attraction Just 'S p e cia lis t with the Department of south of here on U. S. Highway Education, called for a major 41 Thursday, He was dead on ar­ change in the state’* minimum rival at a Tampa hospital. foundation law. Wad* said there la a need to prevent the counties WASHINGTON (U PI) -T h a cut from paying an Increasingly grea­ ter percentage o f tha program’s over President Kennedy’s left eyebrow required five stitches overall cost. Wade, apeaking before a Joint Thursday, but the chief executive meeting o f school board members reported afterward that ha waa Q^nd county superintendents, said feeling fine. According to Kennedy, that unless a change in tha present early in the morning In the resi­ aetup la accomplished about 20 dential quarters of the White House counties will have leas money to he reached down to pick up some­ spend on their schools by 1062-63 thing from the floor and hit hla head — a pice* of furniture. than at present. Ha said an amendment is necese»ry to sat tha counties' share of CHICAGO (U PI) — Rescuers the minimum foundation program freed a lone aurvivor today after at a certain percentages o f ths he waa trapped nearly 19 hours total cost, rather than tha present In the rubble of a four-story S setup whera the counties' •k*1'* I building which collapsed, burying is based on the assessed value •fl'n’ftp. and two other men. taxable property in the state. William McCoy, 36. a wrecking craw employa, was conscious and waved to a crowd around the wreckage as he waa carried to an ambulance. GOP Talks Up Own School Proposals S b ra lft A St. Patrick’ s Day Card Party and Fashion Show complete with fancy door prises wlD be held at the AH Soule Parish Social Hall, with tha Fashion Show beginning at I p. m. today. • • • The Sanford Woman's Club is also having a SI. Patrick'! Day Party at the clubhouse tonight. It will be a costume party and feature Irish atew for club mem­ bers and their guests. • • • A Kiwanis Divisional Meet, with Kiwaniana from all over Central Florida meeting with the District Governors and Lieuten­ ant Governor, begins with din­ ner at the Civic Center at 7 p. m. Saturday. • • • The Elks Club Annual Char­ ity Ball will begin at 9 p. m. Saturday in the red and white ballroom of the Mayfair Inn. Tickets are on sale at the Elks Club and the 3layfalr. • • • The entire dining room et Jim Spencers has been reserved for the Rotary Club Ladles Night party, Monday, beginning at 7 p. m. The regufar Monday noon meeting haa been suspended for one week. • • • The Seminole Association for Retarded Children will meet Monday at I p. m. in tha audi­ torium of tho County Health Cen­ ter on French Ave. Archer Moore, school mental health di­ rector will be tha rpeaker. The meeting i s . opened (a «U Inter­ ested persons. V *. Fire Burns 500 Acres Of Woods ' An area estimated by firemen to contain at least 300 acres was burned by woods fire Thursday afternoon In South Seminole County. Longwood Fire Chief Claude Layo said today that the fire ap­ parently started near Crum’s Fuel Oil Station on llwy. 17-92 at Kern Park about 2 p.m. Forestry service men, who were first on the scene, called in de­ partments from Longwood, Cassel­ berry and Altamonte Springs to help control the fast sweeping brush fire which burned for more than two hours all the way east and south to lleffler Homes and Lake of the Woods areas. Youths Given Probationary Term The two 13-year-oid Sanford boyi charged with a series o f breakins in Sanford last month were given a one year probationary sen­ tence by Juvenile Judge Vernon Mlzo this week. Judge Mize warned the pair that any violation of the probation would mean immediate committ­ ment to an Industrial school. The boys admitted breaking into three Sanford school last month and taking ovrr $100. All the money had been returned. WASHINGTON (U PI) - - The Senate Thursday night passed President Kennedy’s No. 1 anti­ recession program to pey Jobless workers $1 billion In extra enemployment benefits. The bill was approved by an $4-4 roll call vote shortly before midnight. Only two Democrats and two Republicans v o t e d against it. The measure now goes to a Senate-House conference committee lo work out a compro­ mise with a similar House-passed bill. Just before Senate psssage, the lawmakers added two provision* that threatened Kennedy’s hopes of paying out the first additional benefits by April 1. Even so. Senate approval was a major legislative victory for Kennedy, who had dubbed the bill his top-priority anti-reces­ sion program. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield told the Senate after it cleared the unemployment pay bill that he hoped to call up early next week a companion measure which would provide up to $303 million in V d to children of joblei* parents. Mansfield expressed hope the finance committee could complete work on the legislation and have it ready for Senate debate by Monday or Tuesday. The House passed the bill last week. The Jobless pay bill would pro­ vide up to 13 extra weeks of ben­ efits to unemployed workers who have exhausted their state pay­ ments. This means some worker! could receive as much as 9$ weeks of unemployment benefit*. The program would be financed by higher taxes on employers. The Senate ended an 11*4 hour session by aheuliag approval *f another e— paalaa m e a s u r e beneI w J r worker* covered by the Rail i oad Unemployment insur­ ance Act.’1 Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg said the Labor Depart­ ment already has started miking plana to speed the extra benefits lo thousands of workers and could start sending out the ad­ ditional payments two weeks af­ ter Kennedy signed the bill into law. Workers who have used up their Jobless benefits would apply for the extra payments at their state unemployment offices. The amount of the additional benefits would be set by the rules In each state. Ervin Rules Radio Funds Not Legal Til* Attorney Geoeral has ruled that the County Commission hss not the authority to "authorize the uie of cuunly funds fur instal­ ling mobile radio equipment in the privately owned automobiles of tho commissioners." Richard W. Ervin, attorney gen­ eral in a letter to State Comptrol­ ler Kay E. Green said that "I am unable to find any authority either by etatule or custom to authorize the us* of county funds for such a purpose." Two months ago the Commis­ sion authorized the purchase of radios for any commissioner who desired them. Two of the commis­ sioners James P. Avery and Ted Williams reported that they felt a need for the radius. Established 1908 FRIDAY. MARCH 17. 1961 NO. 160 Pensacola Mix Is Ordered TALLAHASSEE (UPD— Federal district Judge Harold Carswell today ordered tha Escambia County (Pensacola) school board to submit a plan for gradual integration of tha Escambia school system. He ruled in a claaa suit by the NAACP which sought tha immediate integration of the entire county Bystem. Cnrswell ruled that applicationa for ndmisaion to public schools in tha northwest Florida county were acted upon by the board on racial considerations in violation of the 1954 U. S. Supreme Court desegregation decision. Carswell ordered the board to submit to the court within 90 daya a plan whereby Negroes would be given a "reasonable and conscious opportunity to apply for ad­ mission or to transfer to any schools for which they are eligible without regrad to their race or color and to have Hutchison Says Critics Of Road Program Wrong County Commission Chairman J. C. Hutchison stressed again Thursday to city officials that work on widenini W. First St. has top priority snd said that apparently "certain parties" are trying to discredit the County Com­ mission snd "show ui in a bad light." Hutchison made the statement at a meeting of the City Commis­ sion with two county commissioners and John Krider, manager of the Chamber of Commerce. At the meeting, which was called to clarity the status of W. First in the road budget, Hutchison once again reaffirmed Hut Fifth District Road Hoard member Max Brewer had assured the commis­ sion that W. First St. was the No. 1 priority in the county and in the SRI) plans. The City Commission had ex­ pressed concern over the priority after Krider wrote the commission arielter stating that the road had not been mentioned In the pro­ gram this year. Hutchison emphasised that al­ though that road was not specific­ ally mentioned, the resolution to the 8RD stated that the county wishes the SRI) "lo complete all projects in the SI million Imud issue" befor* starting any new projects. Hutchison said that he felt that Krider’* letter intimated that the eommlssion had "fallen down on the Job." However Hutchison *»-id he saw no harm In the eity sending its re­ solution to Brewer emphasizing the importance of W. First SI. "as long as it is a united ef­ fort.” Krider answered that "I am not trying to discredit you, or any member of the commission—I am Just trying to set that this pro­ ject is given the top priority." Feel Trial Still Recessed FORT PIERCE, Fla. (U PI) — The trial o f Joseph A. Peel Jr. for the murder of Circuit Judge and Mr*. C, E. (Thitllngwnrth re­ mained in recess today while the Judge, defendant and opposing at­ torneys listened to tap recordings. The tapes eon tain tha confession of Floyd (Lucky) Holsapfel who said that he and Negro Moon­ shiner Georg* Lincoln, on Peel’s orders, drowned ths prominent Palm Baach County Jurist and his wifa an tha night o f Jun* 14, 1966, after kidnaping them from their oceanfront home and taking them to sea in n small boat. ■ the hydrocarbons got sealed Into ths meteor. "I euspcct,” he said, "that it happened Just ilk* it did on earth. I think the organisms died snd their partial remains were mixed up with mineral matter. That’s bow we got petroleum and coal her* on earth." The team'* discovery followed centuries of humgn conjecture, which some scientists said would not be ended until man landed on distant planets or sent instru­ ments them to do detective work. Mars, because of its "canals’' and color changes, has been tabbed as the planet most likely to cup port life, probably ia the form of algae. Nagy said the historic discov­ that choice fairly considered by enrolling authorites." The suit, first in Floridu seeking desegregation o f an entire county school system, was brought by the NAACP on behalf of 12 Pensacola Negro children and all others similarly situated. The principal plaintiff was Karen Augustus, daugh­ ter of Dr. Charles A. Augustus, whose home is located less than a block from the all-white Oliver J. Semmes Elementary School which serves the swanky northenat section of Pensacola. Augustus claimed his daughter was assigned to the Negro Brown-Barge School solely because of her color. Ho withdrew her and enrolled her in a private school, pending settlement of the suit which hns been hnnging for more than a year. — Troops Rescue Missionaries LEOPOLDVILLE. The Congo (U PI)— Thirty mlaaionariea trapped in a remote part of Kivu Province by fanatical tribesmen have been reunited by United Nations troops, the UN command said today. But several other mssionorica still are in the area and there are fears for their safety, a spokesman said. The 30 were rescued late Thursday night by Malayan UN troops have hern escorted to safety, the spuksman added. The 30 had been trapped for a month in Kasongo, 186 miles southwest o f ilukavu, capital of Kivu Province, They were treated roughly and beaten last month and sine* then had been under virtual house arrest. Carl Dauksch of Maitland was Thr spokesman said th* United elected president of tha South Nations is checking their national­ Seminole Development Commitle* ities. at a meeting of the board of direc­ CAPT. J. M. TULLY JIL The Western Allisa marshalled tors today. forces today to boat o ff expected 8. J. Davis, Santord attorney, Soviet attempts to unaeat Presi­ was named first president. T. E. dent Joseph Kasavuhu of the Con­ Tucker, Sanford; Bob Johnson, go when ami if th* General As­ Winter Park; Mrs, Ruth HamtL sembly lakes up th* Congo crisis ton. Longwood, and Frank Wil­ on Munday. liamson. W interPark, were namSoviet Foreign Minister Andiei ed vice presidents. Frank Hutsell H ip Chief of Naval Personnel announced this morning that Giumyku a demand for an inline-. was elected secretary-treasurer, Capl. Joseph 61. Tully Jr. has diate session appeared to have I Dauksch Issued • call for th* been selected to command Heavy tied up th* till UN members in > new organisation to get right Attack Wing One when Capl. F. knots with major issues still un­ to work. II* said ihe group (1. Edwards, the present wing solved and tension between the should prepare immediate map*, commander, leaves for a new as­ Congolese government and th* brochures and statistical informa­ signment in June. UN forces there steadily rising. tion which are "a must" for its operation. Capt. Tully it well known her* A reltrrd Insurance sxecutlv# since he was commanding offi­ from Columbus, Ohio, Dauksch cer of VAII-3 in 1937 and 1938. hss been ■ resident of Maitland lie will lie rejoining former close | since 1937. He said the produc-friends ami associates in the tion of informative presentations Navy and the civil community. for potential industrial developers On leaving her* in 1938, he will be th* beginning of too or* served first in the Bureau of ganizstion's program. Ry United Press International Naval Personnel and then went Severe thunderstorms boiled out on to his present duty in the air­ craft currier U S S Forreslal of southeast Texas today, and sent where lie is the executive offi­ funnel clouds raring along a fast moving cold front,with barrages cer and second in command. of wind-driven rain and hail. Weathermen warned tha sever* weather would intensify in Texas during tha morning hours. Less ORLANDO (U PI) - Sen. Scott City work craws today com ­ destructive thunderstorms movtd Rally predicts Got. Karris Bryant into ths lowsr Mississippi Vailsy pleted a massiv* 833.000 tourwill seek a legislative remedy to weak project of Installing a wa­ and sastward through th* South problems preventing his adminis­ during the day. ter line from 23th St. and San­ High winds belted Louisiana tration from building primary ford Ave. lo Onora ltd. roads before July J. The line will give much better I during th* night'and hailstorms Kelly, chairman of the Legists, water service to th* southeastern were reported at Hammond and live Interim Roads Commutes, part of the city, especially tit* Raton Rouge. An Iowa, La., worn, said Bryant would ask tbs Legis­ i'inecrest area, City Manager W. an waa hurt when atorm wind* lature next month to suipend tha E. Knowles said today. overturned her trailer and several 20 per cent cash reserve require, The last part o( the project rooftop* were ripped away near ment for state primary road con­ completed today waa tying into DeQuincy. struction. the existing line on Sanford Ave. A tornado waa reported Thurs­ Kelly made the prediction in as and Onora ltd., Knowles added. day near Westminster, T*x., CO address lo III* Florida Highway miles north of Dallas, and a fun­ Users Conference here Thursday. nel cloud was sighted near Abilene. Bryant says th* previous ad­ CHICAGO (U P I)-A Ford Fal- There were no reports of tornado ministration overspent this re­ con has recorded Ihe beat gaso­ damage. serve by more than $9 million, line mileage on the longest Mo Rain along and ahead of th* preventing his administration bllgas economy run ever, everfront dumped 2.28 inchea of water from building any primary roads aging 32.68 miles per gallon for until July 1. on Lufkin, Tex., the 2,360 mile distance from Los The Florida Highway Users Con­ Angeles to Chicago. ference reiterated its position, presented in its 1961 program, oppos­ ing the imposition of additional highway user taxes, either direct TUNIS, Tunisia (U PI) — Th# or Indirect, recommended that tho Algerian rebel government in ex­ temporary one cent per gallon ery was made possible by re­ ile today accepted France'* invi­ motor fuel lax be allowed to expire cently developed analytical tech­ tation to open peace talk*. ai scheduled in tha 1938 Federalniques including infrared and ul­ Tb* acceptance was announced Aid Highway Act: and opposed tra-violet spectrocopy, X-ray dif­ in official communique published the proposed increases in taxes fraction snd h i g h molecular after a two-day meeting o f the as suggested to the Congress by weight mass spectroscopy. Very rebel leaders her*. th* president. significant data was obtained The communique said the gov­ from tiny samples of the meteor weighing only one millionth of ernment In exile has mads ar- C n n r e l v C t / i v f n r i rangementa for opening official ^ 6 0 1 X 1 1 J T u r i e u a pound. talk* with tha French. He ssid that after the organic Dauksch Heads South Seminole Industrial Group New Commander 01 Wing Chosen Severe Storms Boil Out Of Texas Kelly Says Bryant Near Road Remedy City Completes Water Line Project Mileage Record Set M ete o rite Shows There's Life In O uter Space NEW YORK (U P l)-T b e ques­ ing Co., presented their findings tion whether life exist* else­ Thursday to tha New York Acad­ where in the universe was an­ emy of Science. The men have found hydro­ swered today by three ecientists who not only said "y e s " but carbons—the products of either came up with wnat iney said |pi«ni ui aiiluiai life—in i frag­ was physical proof extracted ment o f a stony meteorite which fell near Orgueil, France, on May from n meteorite. Dr. Bartholomew Nagy of 14, 1S64. Like.all mctcroritcs. it Fordham University, originator originated somewhere ia outer of the study, emphasised with apace. "Wherever this meteorite orig­ scientilic caution ths preliminary nature of any report hasad on inated, something lived," said tha analysis o f only one meteor­ Meinscbtin. ite. But he said proof o f life be­ The scientist* said the organic The scientists ssid the organic yond our planet "appears conclu­ sive." meteor war* similar to those Nagy sad his associates, Dr. found m earth. They have no Douglas J. Jenaetsy o f Fordham idea what sort of organism pro­ aod Dr. Warrea G. Maiascbeia sf duced them, plant or animal, but th* Ksae Bescarcb sad Eagineer- Nagy risked a conjecture en how • SANFORD, FLORIDA material was freed from the stone ami water by rnesns of specially devised techniques, the matter was subjected to a stream of electrons in the mass spectro­ meter at the K u o research cen­ ter in Linden, N. J. Molecular analysis proved that paraffin* and other saturated bydroesrbone such as those found in earth UIs were present. i Algerians Agree To Peace Talks For Lost Airplane Bear Lake Club To M eet Monday | Members of the Bear Lake Com­ munity Club, will meet Monday at the Florida Power Co. Employs’* Club on Big Bear Lake at • p.m. All resident* Interested In ac­ tivities and improvements of to* area are invited to attend. LONDON (U U P !)-S h ip s and planes criss-crossed the North Sea today in search of a U. 8. Air Fore* RBSS Jet reconnais­ sance bomber with three cr*w mrn which disappeared «■ a night training mission. Aa Air Fores spokesman said ths plane flashed an amergaacy "M ay Day" distress signal eheetly before aenlact waa lost. O �31jt Bunt art Page 16—Thurs. Mar. 16, '61 RrruTB Seminole Girls To Enter 4 -H District Contests Seminole County 4-H Girla rhosen to compete at District Demon­ stration Day in Orlando Saturday are Carla Lommler, on Public Speaking: Linda King., Sandy Corbett, Carla Lommler. Barbara Kanner and Dorothy Tomiinson on Share the Fun and Linda King and Barbara Kanner on Safely. These girls, who must he 14 years of age or older, were chosen through competition of County De- ^ Dependable Vinyl Latex In d m coat, thia mar­ velous paint primes, seal* and finishes most surfaces. Leaves n o "p a in ty o d o r " either! It’s easy to apply with roller or brush, dries iiuickly and is scrubnable. N Can be thinned with water. Drippings can be cleaned up with eoap and water. New­ est decorator colon. USE KRESS R E A D Y CRED IT LIG H T BULBS TUM BLERS • Decorated Irrd Tea G liu r . 14 Or. 1 0 * •» A 1 fdh | C. Ill | ^0 PLASTIC PLASTIC Coot Hangers Chair Cushions Reg. 4»c f " !( Value J J - 7 7 ‘ BEAMLESS NYLONS mom m M Dealer P Q J c Diaper Sets With Placllr ^^9 Lined Taute FERTILIZERS SPREADER ‘Pause’ Lost In Auto Theft By ATLANTA MCGINNIS Mrs. Ronald Kramer o f Floral Dr„ Bear Lake, Saturday had her itation wagon stolen from the (op deck of Orlando's Municipal Parking Lot sometime between II a.m. and 11:30 a.m. Mrs. Kramer reports that after depositing coins In the parking mrler, she absently - niindcdly threw the keys on the seat with her aun glasses. At 7 p.m. Saturday, the Orlando police notified Mrs. Kramer that it had been located and was park­ ed on Norfolk Ave., in Winter Park. She found that although gro­ ceries and clothing were In the automobile, only two packages of clgarcta and a Coca Cola had been taken and, after discovering there was no spare tire, she says the really needed “ the pauie that refreshes." bara Kanner, Dorothy Tomlinson and Barbara Kanner: from North Orlando were Barbara Derum, Martha Dean, Margie Spivey, Myr­ tle Harris and Mike Krecek. Slavia Club members presenting demonstrations were Barbara Ann Kosie, Geraldine Elliott, Martha Mikkr, Lue Ann Murphy, Nancy Puzxak, Lynn Eustlce, Joyce Bellhorn and Sandra Milder and from the Lake Mary Club, Wanda Ml- FIRST INSTALLED or DO-IT-YOURSELF 8ANDRAN Inlaid Linoleum ALL TYPES Hrailliant Floor Covering FREE ESTIMATES ident, operations, o f the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad, has been ap­ pointed to the InterataU Com­ merce Commission Unit of tha Na­ MARINE 8GT. Albert H. Rivers, son o f Mrs. Beatrice E. Rivera o f Route 2, Box 64, Sanford, was graduated, Feb. 17, from Recruiters School at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Is­ land, S. C, The aix-week school includes training in public speaking, typing, publicity, enlistment re­ quirements, salesmanship, community relations, oper­ ation of a recruiting sub­ station and military cere­ monies. • F A M IL Y We W an t To Thank You For YOUR VALUED BUSINESS AND INVITE YOU TO SHOP NOW AND SAVE DURING THESE DIG Fern Plain • Fern Pnrk TE 8-1477 YOUR TO A TH IS W E E K -E N D 14-Oz. T-BONE STEAK ................ 12-oz. RIB STEAK ................. .. I SPAGHETTI With Italian Meat Sauce ... SOUTHERN FRIED HALF - CHICKEN S1.59 Dinnera Complete With Salad and Coffee FREE ICE CREAM FOR CHILDREN 36” to 42” W ide Regular 79c Value Special Purchase OPEN DAILY 6:30 to 9:30 — SUNDAYS 7 to 9 PAUL For A Perky Turkey Blend eome Florida orange Juice In the stuffing. A fruit In­ gredient adds piquancy to the fla­ vor, aaya the U.8. Department of Agriculture. Y es W e Have Been Serving: The People O f Seminole County For One Y ear A t Our M A IT L A N D O U TLE T House o f Floors tional Defense Executive Reserve, according to an announcement by ICC Chairman Everett Hutchison. TREAT DUALITY Floor Covering I.awrenra 8. Jefforda, rice prea- j Flat W all Paint io By MRU. ADAM MULLER The DeBary Bunincsa and ProI fessional Women’s Club held the |regular meeting Tuesday at the |office of Dr, George Frison in j DeBary. Mrs. Jo Peck presided and led |In the Lords Prayer and the aalulc 1(o the flag. 1 Gueat speaker, flcp. James Sweeny, of DeLand, spoke of three subjects on “ Public Affairs.” The ' first was “ neapportionment," the 1second, “ Congressional" and the i third, “ Financial." Rep. Sweeney |would like io hear and to know attitude of residents on what's |going on in the state. He held a j question and answer period at the I close of his Inspiring talk and said he would like to Keep Volusia County in the Fifth Diatrict. Members voted to give a $30 gift to a deserving senior girl student from DeBary, with high scholastic marks, lo further her education. Thli matter was taken up with the principal of the DeLand High School. The nominating committee sel­ ected is Mrs. E. Fetterson chair­ man, Sally Neider and Ora White. Members decided on a dinner meeting at the DeBary Reilaurant for April. Twenty-five demonstration* were given at the meeting Saturday willeh eloaed the observation of National 4-H Week here. Taking part from the Long wood Club sere Kathryn WiMis, Carla Lommler, Towando Showers, Sue Poller, Carolyn Bridges, Karen Pettis, Patricia Coney and Peggy Ann George. From the Sanford Club were Diane Baker, I.inda King, Bar­ Jeffords Gets ICC Unit Post DeBary Women Hear Discussion On Public Affairs NUf SET K R ESS munitration day last Saturday. Miss Myrtle Wilson, Home Demon­ stration Agent, says that this event la for the purpose of sharing with others what has been learned through the program, to gain ex­ perience in speaking before groups and to provide club girls the op­ portunity to participate in the state awards programs of dairy foods, bread, public speaking and talent. D IX IE RAAB8 D IN E R b e l le Hwy 17*92 South Of The Big Tree TE 8-1429 WASH • N • WEAR Regular 89e Yd. avmmm From V irginia's Finest M ill 36” to 45” W ide V alues To $ U 9 HICKORY HILL Half or Whole O N LY 16 DAYS Arnel & Cottons CENTER ^SLICES ^ Lb. AND Dacron & Cottons LOANED TO CUSTOM KBS WHO PUKCIIASB •00 Mm. 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WEATHER: Showers expected through Saturday. High today, 80-85. Lo w tonight, 60-65. JACKSONVILLE (U PI)— Florida educator! went into tho second day o f the Florida Education Assn, convention today still pressing for an across-the-board salary increase, but less enthusiastic about their chances o f getting it. Gov. Farris Bryant all but put an end to the educators’ hopes Thursday. Bryant said his program for governmental thrift v m aimed at potting the —— —— — — —— — VOL. 63 Shot Day News Briefs GE Executive Quits Python Suspected Five Stitfches Buried Man Saved f WASHINGTON (UPD — House Republicans talked up their own school proposals today, aware of tho possibility that President Kennedy’s education program might flounder on tha religious disputa. Rep. Carroll D. Kearns, ( li­ p s.), Introduced Thursday a three-part education program he said would sava as much as *0 per cent of Kennedy's nearly 90 billion school package. A House subcommittee consid­ ering Kennedy's $2.4 billion loan and grant program for colleges and acholarahipa hoped to wind up Ha hearings today with testi­ mony from congressmen, educa­ tors and labor spokesmen. Kearns, ranking GOP member of the House Education Commit0 tea, offers'* a measure to give tea deductions up to $2,000 for each dependent for college tui­ tion, room and board and other cxpenact. The bill ala* — add change tax laws to encourage donations to schools by middle-income fam ­ ilies and aet up a system of 1,000 four-year scholarships of $1,000 a year for the winners o f a ns£, tional scholastic competition. Kidnaper Sentenced BRUNSWICK, Ga. (UPI) — James Robert Hammond, 27, of Kingsport, Tenn., waa sentenced to two years in prison Thursday after pleading guilty to kidnaping a Florida man. Hammond and bia 19-year-old wife, Delorea Ann, of Joncsvillr, Va., were charged with kidnaping Howard Williams, 3$, of Jacksonville, and taking him and a, stolen car across the Georgia - Florida border. Didn't Understand Secrets, Spy Says LONDON (UPI) — A middleaged spinster, fighting to avoid going to prison as a spy for tha Soviet Union, said today the valu­ able navel secrets at Britain’s great baas at Portland wars too technical for h*r to understand. Miss Ethsl Elizabeth Gsa, 40, depicted herself as a naive clerk, much more interested in her o f­ fice romance with e married man than she waa in the drawings and mysterious document* ah* dealt with in her Job. The prosecution alleges that she provided a spy ring with naval secret* for transmission to Mos­ cow. Miss Gee was the first o f five defendants to testify In the Old Bailey rouit on charges o f breach­ ing Britain’s official secrete act. One o f the five ie Henry F. Smiin relieved Houghton, 66, her now divorced as commanding fellow worker at the naval base In t/adltlonsl to whom she hss become engaged. at the Sanford Cdr. Smith Takes VAH-1 Command Cdr. Charles B. Cdr. David A. King $h officer of VA1M ' ceremonies today Naval Air Station. King will depart for London where he will serve on Urn staff of the Commander-in-Chlef. U. 8. Naval Forces, Europe. Smith has been executive offi­ cer of the squadron sines Decem­ ber of I960. King also presented a letter of appreciation to Walter Qielow, publisher of the Sanford Herald, in "expression of appreciation for consideration shown VAH-L" The letter state "through yecr efforts io keeping tha community informed of the important tola it— of this command you have made a major cootribuUoa in establish­ ing high morale among the officers me* sad dependent* o f VAH-1 .** Fishing Mops To Be Circulated More than 10,000 fishing maps of Seminole County will be circu­ lated throughout the area "in the very near future," Tom McDonald, chairman of the Tourist and Convantloa Committee of the Chamber of Commerce said today. Found Safe OPEUKA. Ala. (U PI) A •mall child who disappeared from »•* homo late Wednesday was fo.od today sleeping peace fully against a fence near his United Press Leaned Wire Senate Approves Jobless Benefits Bill ln84-4 Vote ■ state in position to bid for tourist ^ lia r s and new industry when tbs national economy gste better. is Saturday and the Jaycees Only a few hours csrllsr, tbs will have nurse* and doctor* FKA’s program action rommittes oa hand at their building an outlined its recommendations to French Are. to give poilo abate open an all-out battle for more to aB comers. Only $1 will he pay for teachers and school ad­ charged to cover coot o f the ministrators. vaccine. Tho*e needing booster 8 k i r t i n g the controversial also are urged to across-the-board salary increase, Saturday. Bryant offered the delegatee each words as: "W e must raise standards In every phase o f our educational program. We must do a better Job." "Education cannot obtain excel­ NEW YORK (UPI) —William S. lency in a community that cares more about a marching band and Ginn, tha highest ranking Genera I a winning football team than Electric Co. executive to serve a Jail term on price-rigging charges, teachers’ salaries." resigned hla $133,000 a year post £ lie noted the State Budget Com­ Thursday. mission waa recommending about M percent o f tha general m e n u s outlay to go for education during TAMPA (UPI) - A snake expert the next two years. says he believes the owner of an The program action committee animal attraction was squeezed to had called for a $760 a year raise death by a 22-foot python which for each teacher, citing the state’s escaped from ill cage near here national rank o f 26th place in Thursday. Alfred P. Henley, 39, teacher salaries. was found unconscious in a Flam­ . Dr. L. Mitchell Wade, research ingo pen at his attraction Just 'S p e cia lis t with the Department of south of here on U. S. Highway Education, called for a major 41 Thursday, He was dead on ar­ change in the state’* minimum rival at a Tampa hospital. foundation law. Wad* said there la a need to prevent the counties WASHINGTON (U PI) -T h a cut from paying an Increasingly grea­ ter percentage o f tha program’s over President Kennedy’s left eyebrow required five stitches overall cost. Wade, apeaking before a Joint Thursday, but the chief executive meeting o f school board members reported afterward that ha waa Q^nd county superintendents, said feeling fine. According to Kennedy, that unless a change in tha present early in the morning In the resi­ aetup la accomplished about 20 dential quarters of the White House counties will have leas money to he reached down to pick up some­ spend on their schools by 1062-63 thing from the floor and hit hla head — a pice* of furniture. than at present. Ha said an amendment is necese»ry to sat tha counties' share of CHICAGO (U PI) — Rescuers the minimum foundation program freed a lone aurvivor today after at a certain percentages o f ths he waa trapped nearly 19 hours total cost, rather than tha present In the rubble of a four-story S setup whera the counties' •k*1'* I building which collapsed, burying is based on the assessed value •fl'n’ftp. and two other men. taxable property in the state. William McCoy, 36. a wrecking craw employa, was conscious and waved to a crowd around the wreckage as he waa carried to an ambulance. GOP Talks Up Own School Proposals S b ra lft A St. Patrick’ s Day Card Party and Fashion Show complete with fancy door prises wlD be held at the AH Soule Parish Social Hall, with tha Fashion Show beginning at I p. m. today. • • • The Sanford Woman's Club is also having a SI. Patrick'! Day Party at the clubhouse tonight. It will be a costume party and feature Irish atew for club mem­ bers and their guests. • • • A Kiwanis Divisional Meet, with Kiwaniana from all over Central Florida meeting with the District Governors and Lieuten­ ant Governor, begins with din­ ner at the Civic Center at 7 p. m. Saturday. • • • The Elks Club Annual Char­ ity Ball will begin at 9 p. m. Saturday in the red and white ballroom of the Mayfair Inn. Tickets are on sale at the Elks Club and the 3layfalr. • • • The entire dining room et Jim Spencers has been reserved for the Rotary Club Ladles Night party, Monday, beginning at 7 p. m. The regufar Monday noon meeting haa been suspended for one week. • • • The Seminole Association for Retarded Children will meet Monday at I p. m. in tha audi­ torium of tho County Health Cen­ ter on French Ave. Archer Moore, school mental health di­ rector will be tha rpeaker. The meeting i s . opened (a «U Inter­ ested persons. V *. Fire Burns 500 Acres Of Woods ' An area estimated by firemen to contain at least 300 acres was burned by woods fire Thursday afternoon In South Seminole County. Longwood Fire Chief Claude Layo said today that the fire ap­ parently started near Crum’s Fuel Oil Station on llwy. 17-92 at Kern Park about 2 p.m. Forestry service men, who were first on the scene, called in de­ partments from Longwood, Cassel­ berry and Altamonte Springs to help control the fast sweeping brush fire which burned for more than two hours all the way east and south to lleffler Homes and Lake of the Woods areas. Youths Given Probationary Term The two 13-year-oid Sanford boyi charged with a series o f breakins in Sanford last month were given a one year probationary sen­ tence by Juvenile Judge Vernon Mlzo this week. Judge Mize warned the pair that any violation of the probation would mean immediate committ­ ment to an Industrial school. The boys admitted breaking into three Sanford school last month and taking ovrr $100. All the money had been returned. WASHINGTON (U PI) - - The Senate Thursday night passed President Kennedy’s No. 1 anti­ recession program to pey Jobless workers $1 billion In extra enemployment benefits. The bill was approved by an $4-4 roll call vote shortly before midnight. Only two Democrats and two Republicans v o t e d against it. The measure now goes to a Senate-House conference committee lo work out a compro­ mise with a similar House-passed bill. Just before Senate psssage, the lawmakers added two provision* that threatened Kennedy’s hopes of paying out the first additional benefits by April 1. Even so. Senate approval was a major legislative victory for Kennedy, who had dubbed the bill his top-priority anti-reces­ sion program. Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield told the Senate after it cleared the unemployment pay bill that he hoped to call up early next week a companion measure which would provide up to $303 million in V d to children of joblei* parents. Mansfield expressed hope the finance committee could complete work on the legislation and have it ready for Senate debate by Monday or Tuesday. The House passed the bill last week. The Jobless pay bill would pro­ vide up to 13 extra weeks of ben­ efits to unemployed workers who have exhausted their state pay­ ments. This means some worker! could receive as much as 9$ weeks of unemployment benefit*. The program would be financed by higher taxes on employers. The Senate ended an 11*4 hour session by aheuliag approval *f another e— paalaa m e a s u r e beneI w J r w orker* covered by the R ail i oad Unemployment insur­ ance Act.’1 Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg said the Labor Depart­ ment already has started miking plana to speed the extra benefits lo thousands of workers and could start sending out the ad­ ditional payments two weeks af­ ter Kennedy signed the bill into law. Workers who have used up their Jobless benefits would apply for the extra payments at their state unemployment offices. The amount of the additional benefits would be set by the rules In each state. Ervin Rules Radio Funds Not Legal Til* Attorney Geoeral has ruled that the County Commission hss not the authority to "authorize the uie of cuunly funds fur instal­ ling mobile radio equipment in the privately owned automobiles of tho commissioners." Richard W. Ervin, attorney gen­ eral in a letter to State Comptrol­ ler Kay E. Green said that "I am unable to find any authority either by etatule or custom to authorize the us* of county funds for such a purpose." Two months ago the Commis­ sion authorized the purchase of radios for any commissioner who desired them. Two of the commis­ sioners James P. Avery and Ted Williams reported that they felt a need for the radius. Established 1908 FRIDAY. MARCH 17. 1961 NO. 160 Pensacola Mix Is Ordered TALLAHASSEE (UPD— Federal district Judge Harold Carswell today ordered tha Escambia County (Pensacola) school board to submit a plan for gradual integration of tha Escambia school system. He ruled in a claaa suit by the NAACP which sought tha immediate integration of the entire county Bystem. Cnrswell ruled that applicationa for ndmisaion to public schools in tha northwest Florida county were acted upon by the board on racial considerations in violation of the 1954 U. S. Supreme Court desegregation decision. Carswell ordered the board to submit to the court within 90 daya a plan whereby Negroes would be given a "reasonable and conscious opportunity to apply for ad­ mission or to transfer to any schools for which they are eligible without regrad to their race or color and to have Hutchison Says Critics Of Road Program Wrong County Commission Chairman J. C. Hutchison stressed again Thursday to city officials that work on widenini W. First St. has top priority snd said that apparently "certain parties" are trying to discredit the County Com­ mission snd "show ui in a bad light." Hutchison made the statement at a meeting of the City Commis­ sion with two county commissioners and John Krider, manager of the Chamber of Commerce. At the meeting, which was called to clarity the status of W. First in the road budget, Hutchison once again reaffirmed Hut Fifth District Road Hoard member Max Brewer had assured the commis­ sion that W. First St. was the No. 1 priority in the county and in the SRI) plans. The City Commission had ex­ pressed concern over the priority after Krider wrote the commission arielter stating that the road had not been mentioned In the pro­ gram this year. Hutchison emphasised that al­ though that road was not specific­ ally mentioned, the resolution to the 8RD stated that the county wishes the SRI) "lo complete all projects in the SI million Imud issue" befor* starting any new projects. Hutchison said that he felt that Krider’* letter intimated that the eommlssion had "fallen down on the Job." However Hutchison *»-id he saw no harm In the eity sending its re­ solution to Brewer emphasizing the importance of W. First SI. "as long as it is a united ef­ fort.” Krider answered that "I am not trying to discredit you, or any member of the commission—I am Just trying to set that this pro­ ject is given the top priority." Feel Trial Still Recessed FORT PIERCE, Fla. (U PI) — The trial o f Joseph A. Peel Jr. for the murder of Circuit Judge and Mr*. C, E. (Thitllngwnrth re­ mained in recess today while the Judge, defendant and opposing at­ torneys listened to tap recordings. The tapes eon tain tha confession of Floyd (Lucky) Holsapfel who said that he and Negro Moon­ shiner Georg* Lincoln, on Peel’s orders, drowned ths prominent Palm Baach County Jurist and his wifa an tha night o f Jun* 14, 1966, after kidnaping them from their oceanfront home and taking them to sea in n small boat. ■ the hydrocarbons got sealed Into ths meteor. "I euspcct,” he said, "that it happened Just ilk* it did on earth. I think the organisms died snd their partial remains were mixed up with mineral matter. That’s bow we got petroleum and coal her* on earth." The team'* discovery followed centuries of humgn conjecture, which some scientists said would not be ended until man landed on distant planets or sent instru­ ments them to do detective work. Mars, because of its "canals’' and color changes, has been tabbed as the planet most likely to cup port life, probably ia the form of algae. Nagy said the historic discov­ that choice fairly considered by enrolling authorites." The suit, first in Floridu seeking desegregation o f an entire county school system, was brought by the NAACP on behalf of 12 Pensacola Negro children and all others similarly situated. The principal plaintiff was Karen Augustus, daugh­ ter of Dr. Charles A. Augustus, whose home is located less than a block from the all-white Oliver J. Semmes Elementary School which serves the swanky northenat section of Pensacola. Augustus claimed his daughter was assigned to the Negro Brown-Barge School solely because of her color. Ho withdrew her and enrolled her in a private school, pending settlement of the suit which hns been hnnging for more than a year. — Troops Rescue Missionaries LEOPOLDVILLE. The Congo (U PI)— Thirty mlaaionariea trapped in a remote part of Kivu Province by fanatical tribesmen have been reunited by United Nations troops, the UN command said today. But several other mssionorica still are in the area and there are fears for their safety, a spokesman said. The 30 were rescued late Thursday night by Malayan UN troops have hern escorted to safety, the spuksman added. The 30 had been trapped for a month in Kasongo, 186 miles southwest o f ilukavu, capital of Kivu Province, They were treated roughly and beaten last month and sine* then had been under virtual house arrest. Carl Dauksch of Maitland was Thr spokesman said th* United elected president of tha South Nations is checking their national­ Seminole Development Commitle* ities. at a meeting of the board of direc­ CAPT. J. M. TULLY JIL The Western Allisa marshalled tors today. forces today to boat o ff expected 8. J. Davis, Santord attorney, Soviet attempts to unaeat Presi­ was named first president. T. E. dent Joseph Kasavuhu of the Con­ Tucker, Sanford; Bob Johnson, go when ami if th* General As­ Winter Park; Mrs, Ruth HamtL sembly lakes up th* Congo crisis ton. Longwood, and Frank Wil­ on Munday. liamson. W interPark, were namSoviet Foreign Minister Andiei ed vice presidents. Frank Hutsell H ip Chief of Naval Personnel announced this morning that Giumyku a demand for an inline-. was elected secretary-treasurer, Capl. Joseph 61. Tully Jr. has diate session appeared to have I Dauksch Issued • call for th* been selected to command Heavy tied up th* till UN members in > new organisation to get right Attack Wing One when Capl. F. knots with major issues still un­ to work. II* said ihe group (1. Edwards, the present wing solved and tension between the should prepare immediate map*, commander, leaves for a new as­ Congolese government and th* brochures and statistical informa­ signment in June. UN forces there steadily rising. tion which are "a must" for its operation. Capt. Tully it well known her* A reltrrd Insurance sxecutlv# since he was commanding offi­ from Columbus, Ohio, Dauksch cer of VAII-3 in 1937 and 1938. hss been ■ resident of Maitland lie will lie rejoining former close | since 1937. He said the produc-friends ami associates in the tion of informative presentations Navy and the civil community. for potential industrial developers On leaving her* in 1938, he will be th* beginning of too or* served first in the Bureau of ganizstion's program. Ry United Press International Naval Personnel and then went Severe thunderstorms boiled out on to his present duty in the air­ craft currier U S S Forreslal of southeast Texas today, and sent where lie is the executive offi­ funnel clouds raring along a fast moving cold front,with barrages cer and second in command. of wind-driven rain and hail. Weathermen warned tha sever* weather would intensify in Texas during tha morning hours. Less ORLANDO (U PI) - Sen. Scott City work craws today com ­ destructive thunderstorms movtd Rally predicts Got. Karris Bryant into ths lowsr Mississippi Vailsy pleted a massiv* 833.000 tourwill seek a legislative remedy to weak project of Installing a wa­ and sastward through th* South problems preventing his adminis­ during the day. ter line from 23th St. and San­ High winds belted Louisiana tration from building primary ford Ave. lo Onora ltd. roads before July J. The line will give much better I during th* night'and hailstorms Kelly, chairman of the Legists, water service to th* southeastern were reported at Hammond and live Interim Roads Commutes, part of the city, especially tit* Raton Rouge. An Iowa, La., worn, said Bryant would ask tbs Legis­ i'inecrest area, City Manager W. an waa hurt when atorm wind* lature next month to suipend tha E. Knowles said today. overturned her trailer and several 20 per cent cash reserve require, The last part o( the project rooftop* were ripped away near ment for state primary road con­ completed today waa tying into DeQuincy. struction. the existing line on Sanford Ave. A tornado waa reported Thurs­ Kelly made the prediction in as and Onora ltd., Knowles added. day near Westminster, T*x., CO address lo III* Florida Highway miles north of Dallas, and a fun­ Users Conference here Thursday. nel cloud was sighted near Abilene. Bryant says th* previous ad­ CHICAGO (U P I)-A Ford Fal- There were no reports of tornado ministration overspent this re­ con has recorded Ihe beat gaso­ damage. serve by more than $9 million, line mileage on the longest Mo Rain along and ahead of th* preventing his administration bllgas economy run ever, everfront dumped 2.28 inchea of water from building any primary roads aging 32.68 miles per gallon for until July 1. on Lufkin, Tex., the 2,360 mile distance from Los The Florida Highway Users Con­ Angeles to Chicago. ference reiterated its position, presented in its 1961 program, oppos­ ing the imposition of additional highway user taxes, either direct TUNIS, Tunisia (U PI) — Th# or Indirect, recommended that tho Algerian rebel government in ex­ temporary one cent per gallon ery was made possible by re­ ile today accepted France'* invi­ motor fuel lax be allowed to expire cently developed analytical tech­ tation to open peace talk*. ai scheduled in tha 1938 Federalniques including infrared and ul­ Tb* acceptance was announced Aid Highway Act: and opposed tra-violet spectrocopy, X-ray dif­ in official communique published the proposed increases in taxes fraction snd h i g h molecular after a two-day meeting o f the as suggested to the Congress by weight mass spectroscopy. Very rebel leaders her*. th* president. significant data was obtained The communique said the gov­ from tiny samples of the meteor weighing only one millionth of ernment In exile has mads ar- C n n r e l v C t / i v f n r i rangementa for opening official ^ 6 0 1 X 1 1 J T u r i e u a pound. talk* with tha French. He ssid that after the organic Dauksch Heads South Seminole Industrial Group New Commander 01 Wing Chosen Severe Storms Boil Out Of Texas Kelly Says Bryant Near Road Remedy City Completes Water Line Project Mileage Record Set M ete o rite Shows There's Life In O uter Space NEW YORK (U P l)-T b e ques­ ing Co., presented their findings tion whether life exist* else­ Thursday to tha New York Acad­ where in the universe was an­ emy of Science. The men have found hydro­ swered today by three ecientists who not only said "y e s " but carbons—the products of either came up with wnat iney said |pi«ni ui aiiluiai life—in i frag­ was physical proof extracted ment o f a stony meteorite which fell near Orgueil, France, on May from n meteorite. Dr. Bartholomew Nagy of 14, 1S64. Like.all mctcroritcs. it Fordham University, originator originated somewhere ia outer of the study, emphasised with apace. "Wherever this meteorite orig­ scientilic caution ths preliminary nature of any report hasad on inated, something lived," said tha analysis o f only one meteor­ Meinscbtin. ite. But he said proof o f life be­ The scientist* said the organic The scientists ssid the organic yond our planet "appears conclu­ sive." meteor war* similar to those Nagy sad his associates, Dr. found m earth. They have no Douglas J. Jenaetsy o f Fordham idea what sort of organism pro­ aod Dr. Warrea G. Maiascbeia sf duced them, plant or animal, but th* Ksae Bescarcb sad Eagineer- Nagy risked a conjecture en how • SANFORD, FLORIDA material was freed from the stone ami water by rnesns of specially devised techniques, the matter was subjected to a stream of electrons in the mass spectro­ meter at the K u o research cen­ ter in Linden, N. J. Molecular analysis proved that paraffin* and other saturated bydroesrbone such as those found in earth UIs were present. i Algerians Agree To Peace Talks For Lost Airplane Bear Lake Club To M eet Monday | Members of the Bear Lake Com­ munity Club, will meet Monday at the Florida Power Co. Employs’* Club on Big Bear Lake at • p.m. All resident* Interested In ac­ tivities and improvements of to* area are invited to attend. LONDON (U U P !)-S h ip s and planes criss-crossed the North Sea today in search of a U. 8. Air Fore* RBSS Jet reconnais­ sance bomber with three cr*w mrn which disappeared «■ a night training mission. Aa Air Fores spokesman said ths plane flashed an amergaacy "M ay Day" distress signal eheetly before aenlact waa lost. O �... CUtiond (fhwich Sunday. Baptist Christian b a p t is t c h u r c h Morning W o rib lp .........11:00 a. * . Tralaing Union .........• : » 9 KvisJag Woriblp .. T:30 p. m. W a t Proper Barrie* 7:10 p. a . CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH The United Chare! of Christ Pari: Ara. at ttth St. Joieph E. Stock ............... Paitor CRNTRAL BAPTIST C1IU1CI Blbls School .......... 1:43 a. m Car. IMA S t A Oak Are. Morning Woriblp .... m o o a. m. « a il Smith ...................... Pooler PUgrlm FcUowibip....7:50 p. m. Sunday flekool ................0:41 M an ias W orship.........11:0* Training Union ............ 0:10 X reetaj Woriblp .........7:M WOO. Prajrar Sorrieo ..7 :M a. m. •• 9- "»• p. m. p. m FINBCRM T BAPTIST CHURCH M l W. Oeora BoaO Hssald Oravaamier ., Pallor Early Sarrloe .. . . I:>0 a. Sunday School ............ 0:40 a. n . Morning Worahip ......11:00 a. m. m in in g Union ............ 0:S0 p. m. Kvtatog Worohlp ........ 7:45 p. m. WOO. P rajar Sorrieo ..7:4» p. a . WEST Sd>B MISSIONABV BAPTIST 414B . Boiiy A n . Foul C a U y ................. . P M *' Sunday School .............10:00 a. m. Morning W orahip.........11:00 a. m. Bible Study ...................7:0u p. a . Evening Worihip .........7:50 p. a . Wad. Prayer Sorrieo ..t:W p. a . •. 4 CWULUOTA P1BST BAPTIST a n iB c a O .0 . Swatierty Sunday School .............. • : « »• «• Morning Woriblp ...1 1 :0 0 a .m . Y n isia g Union .......... 0;M p. a . Svoaini Service . . . . . . T:S0 p. m. WoO. Prayer S o n lco .. t:M p. a . ELDER SPAINOS BAPTIST CBUBCB B. H. Orillia ............... Pa»t<* iaaOay School .............. 5:50 a. m. Morning Worahip . . . . 10:45 a. a . Training Union . . . . . . 0:30 p. a . Iron in g Worahip . . . . 7:15 p. m. WoO. Prayer sorrieo H ie p. a . P O S T BAPTIST CHUBCB OF OBNBVA la c k L. Buw ait . . . . . . ^Paaioi Bnsday School . . . . . . 10:00 a. a . Morning Worahip . . . . m o o a. a . Training Union .......... 0:50 p. »• Craning Servian . . . 7:S0 p. a . WoO. Prayer Servian 7:50 p. a . v n i c BAPTIST CHUBCB .......0 :4 5 a. f'n rth lp .. ..i i :o n a. ......7 :5 0 p. vloo. .7:10 p. _ Union ............ 0:50 p. it. a. n. a. a. P O S T BAPTIST CHUBCB OP LONGWOOD Oar. Cknrah A A r e a Si*. C L. PutaS .......................Poelor HonSay Schaal ............ 0:1S a. a . M a n ia s Wnrahlp . . . . u : 0 0 a. a . IPa'nisg Union .........0:45 p. a . Evening Wnrahlp .........7:45 p a . Wad. Prayer S e rv ice ....7:45 p. a . LAHB MONBOB Three aBaa veal ad SaalerO an M r * SC, right at Hanraa ■ r •. PAOLA WESLEYAN MRTHODLST CHURCH • MUri Weil on RL 44 WlUlam Lula ........... Paatnr Sunday School ............. t-44 a. m. Morning Worihip ....10:43 a. m. Wesleyan Youih ..........4:43 p. m. Kvrning Worihip .........7:30 p. m. Wed. Prayer Servlet 7:10 p. m. N azm ren e FIRST CHURCH OP THE NAZARENE W. lad SI. el Maple Ave. I. W. Justice .................. Paitor oundiy School............. 3:43 a. m. .Morning Worship ... 10:43 a. m NYPS ....................5:30 p. m. N. Y. P. S. A N. J. S......... 3 p. a Gospel Service ............... 7 p. a . Church O f Christ The Sanford Area Ministerial Amh . ha* announced Good Friday icrvlce* <o hr held at Sanfuitl'i. Fir it rreibyterlan Church from noon until 3 p m . Seven mlniitere will apeak on The Seven Lari Word* and ipeclal muiic of all churchei will be ineluded In the three hour service. The E n ter Sunrise Service will be held at the Memorial Stadium w.th Rev. Ernest Bollch. asso­ ciation president, delivering the sermon. GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Dura Rd., at Woodland Ave. W. Tbomai 1’ irion Jr I‘ai:or Su* ‘ v School . .. . 3:45 a. m Horning Wonlup . . . . lltOC a m. MYr .....................S:30 p. m. CHUBCB OP CUBIST lad SL and E la Ave. Morrlt Ruby Mlnlitcr Bible School .. 10:00 a m Homing Worihip .. 10:55 a. m. Evening Worihip ...... 7:30 p. m. Fed. Bible Study........... 7:30 p. m. CHURCH OP CHRIST PIRN PARR CHURCH OP THE Geneva NAEARENE Ralph Brewer Jr....... Evangellit O'BRIAN ROAD Bible School ............. 10:00 n. m. Paitor Morning W orahip.........11:00 n. m. Jib Fisher .. Evening Worihip ........ 7:30 p. m. Sunday icnooi ...............3:44 a. m. Wed. Prayer Service ..7:50 p. a . Horning w orihip......... 10:43 a. m. Youth icrvlce ............3:43 p. m. EvangellaUn service....7 :M p. m. CHURCH OP CHRIST Paata l a u T m ary Ezra Duncan — ..... Mialiter CHURCH OP THE NAZARRNR Morning Worship ....#.11:00 a. ra. Lake Mary Evening Worship .........1:00 a. m. S. L. Drawdr .................. Paitor Thure. Bible Study ....7:34 p. n . Sunday lehool ............13:10 a. a . Horning Woriblp ....11:00 a .m . Evening Worship....... 7:30 p. m. CHURCH OP CHRIST Wed. Prayer Service 7:30 p. m. Laagwaod Morning Worihip ....... 10:30 n. m. HUiionary Society .. 7:10 p .m . Evening Worship .........7:50 p. a . Wed. after Pint Sun. each mo. JOHN I.. KNKiHT Nazarene Revival Opens Sunday Dr. John L. Knight, district superintendent of Naiarene work in th« state of Florida, will open a week of revival services at the First Church of the .Nazarene in Sanford Sunday. Ur. Knight is a .member of the General Board locatad In Kanaas City, Mo., which govcrni the in­ ternational actlvilJt* of the church. Beginning with the Sunday morning aervice, the evangelist also will apeak daily at 7:30 p.m. meetings through March 20. Congregational tinging will b« directed by Jarret Smith with Lucille Morgan and Joyce Wainmann accompanying at the organ P r e s b y te r ia n Episcopal and piano. Special revival alngera FIRST PRESBYTERIAN will Include the Smith Stolen Trio, CHURCH BOLT CROSS EPISCOPAL Tom Either, Odeen and Alvin H. Oak Are. and Third 14. CHURCH Ororer Sewell Jr. ........ Pastor K ern e, Rev. Carl Hanka, The Park Ara. at 4th St. John W. Thomaa ............ Rector Tbomai H. H e k la ....... Aulatant Price-Outlaw Family, Larry Lee John Griffith .................. Curate' Homing Worship .........1:43 a. m. and David Malhas. Holy Eucharist ............7:50 a. Family Service— Church School......... P;M a. Homing P rayerSermon ..................ll:M a. Saeraaea of Penance Saturday ............... 5-1:10 p. m. Sunday School ............... 1:43 a. m. Session Heating .......... 10:41 a. a a . Horning Worihip..........11:00 a. a . Plaaaar Pellowihlp ....5:00 p. a . a . Senior Fellowship ........ 5:00 p.m. Evening Worahip ........ 7:30 p. a . Wed. Prayer Rorrleo ..7:00 p. m. a Church To Make Palm Sunday Trip lloly Cross Episcopal church members again ara planning the annual trip to tea the Paialon Play at Lake Wales on Palm Sunday. The group will travel by car, leaving shortly after noon, eat a sandwich supper in take Wales and attend the 6 p. m. perform* anc*. Reservation* at tl.r>o for adults and 7& rente for children muet be made at the church and it also to requested that estm passenger epece he listed. All members and their guests are Invited to make the trip. Lake Mar* Sermon ..................... I:M a. a . Holy Communion, John W., Pliloy ................ Paitor let Sunday each Heath U a. a . Sunday School .......... 10:00 o. a . Homing Worship..........m o o a. m. Junior High WiMaiaiaUr CHRIST CHURCH Fellowship .................5:30 p. a . Langwood Sealer High Wailaiaiiter Fellowship .................f:3a p. a . George Jarvii 111 ............ Vicar Holy Eucharist .. 7:10 a. a . UPAALA COMMUNITY lit, 3rd, 5th Sun. ... a:30 a. m. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Morning Prayer, Sod, 4th Sun ...... ...................... f;30 a. a . John W. Pllley .................... Paitor Morning Warship ........ 5:00 a. a . Sunday School . . . . 1:30 a. a . Sunday School ............ 15:55 a. a . Westminister Fellowship Jewish Synagogue Stolen ......................7:35 p. a . CONGREGATION BETH ISRABL IMb and Magnolia frlday Evening Service . 1 »• a . Lutheran FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Indian Gospel Family Slated To Hold Special Service Here The Klaudt Indian Gospel >uals, gospel songs and new pop­ Family, Arlckara Indiana from ular sacred numbers. Ft. Berthold Indian Reservation The family travels 123 thous­ of X. Dak., will present a serv­ and miles each year to meet en­ ice of ministry In song at the gagement* throughout the United Church of God next Thursday. Slates, Canada, Cuba and 3texiThe program Is open to the co. The Ktaudts have made more public and will be held at the than 30 single records ami their church on 22nd St. and French first long play record made last year has been acclaimed tbe top Ave., beginning at 7:30 p.m. Rev. and Mrs. R. II. Klaudt Gospel recording of the year. All member* of this musical and their four sons have sung to more than 40 denominations In family still have found time to one year and have appeared on attend colleges and univereitiet many o f the nation's outstanding and have earned three B. A. demusical programs. Thev feature grees and two U. !>. degrees. quartets, trior, solos, duett and They are graduates or Northern use instrument! such at piano, Stato Teacher* College, Aber­ College, electric organ, bait violin, trom­ deen, S. Dak., ta e bone and tenor and alto iaxa- Tenn., Oglethorpe University and phone. Their repertorle of songs Emory University of Atlanta, include old hymns, negro splrit- Ga. sg&Sbi&atB: f A. M. 9:00 t INI. Knn-r .!.> biiM ti/tttwf. I THB CHURCH POR ALL . . . ALL POR THE CHURCH Ha Oiwth it Um |mM IwM m tank toe Um h M u *f thtiMUr ted im J tbit-hip. Il it t UtrlhteN *1 pintail vtlutt. Wthwl t aront Church, tutor drawerMr turtmliillitt cee tent**. I tot an tour ttetd mtttt tip tvtqr ptrwu ahtuMsend to k o rtgelitly ttd MPPM A* Chink. Ttoy m i (I) Ftr Hi • « uto. (1 ) Fw Mr childrn'i Mkr. (J) Ftt the m1« *1 hn Mmaumry tad riba. (4) Far At tthl tl dw Church M f. which tttdt hit awn! ttd tttwriil eeuML Pies it g» to chtnh wfultiV wri tetd yter I Ait d*4r. Church Of God Of Prophecy 2517 R la Avenue Robert L. Strickland Pastor Sunday School ... . 9:45 a. a . Morning Wotriilp 31:00 a. m. Evaagel'jUe fervico .. 7:50 p. a . W oaan'l MlsiJonary .. 7:45 p. a . Young P.vopUt Sue. Set. i:45 p. a . D*W Sunday Monday Tuaadef Vrldnuday Thursdiy Friday Baturday r~ kto- *.. Patina ao lT-Oi 1 Coriothltaa • 35-27 Itoiah dd • Paataw ua 5143 Jtha id 14 MatUww 21 11-22 Paahnt 21 1-5 ■ . 'R 'L.■' N egro Churches .0 silt The support of the Church Series is sponsored by the following Business Firms: Irving I. Pryor R ill Theatre **The SOS MagaoUa Best in Movies** FA 2*0313 Avt. P n m n lim e n la STATE Oviedo. ref FIs. FO 5*3231 Progressive Printing Co. “ For AU Your Printing 100 W. 18th Needs** FA 2-3M1 FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES fA M u , 1ST Magatlie Wilson-Maicr Furniture Co. Wheeler Fertilizer Co. SION HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH 713 Orsaga Ave. effast&x&tiz- 1341 KW And whether in the quiet of meditation, or in the thrilling unison o f a eongregatioa at worship, it pierces life's shadows. It Ughta our next step! UNITY CENTER OF SANFORD Unity Center IN E. let BL Josephine B. Stuekla Paitor Sunday Worihip ........ 11:00 a. a . Tuesday Class ............. I p. a . BT. JOHN METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH m cypress bl H. R. Whluhnret ............. Patter Church School ......... 5:N a. » . Homing Warship.......m oo a. a SUNDAY Thera is • gleam of faith that ta eapabla of penetrating the qloom. M aeems la Im p time and apnoe to unite the soul with God. Maa call it PRAYER. WlUiaa M. SANFORD SEVRNTM-DAY Sunday School ADVENTIST CHURCH Homing Worihip Seventh SL and E la Ave. Wodnsiday Prayer C. W. Beach ......... l'aitor and Fellowship ........ 5 p. a . Saturday Sabbath School 0:30 a. a . Temporary Masting, Women's Morning Worship .......11:00 a. a . C lu b ............. Ovarbrook Drive Wed. Prayer Service ..7:30 p. a . Church School .............. 1:51 a. a Homing Worihip...........11:00 a. a Evening Worihip ........ 7:30 p. a Tuesday Prayer Service 7:55 p. a- WSFR G THE SHADOWS THB BALVATTON ARMY 214 R. Bread ML Sunday: Sunday School .......... 10:00 a. a . Holineii Meeting...... 11:00 a. a . Strati H eeling.............6:30 p. a . Y P L ...............................7:00 p. a . Salvation H eeling.......7:50 p. a . J. L Brooka ................... Pastor HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS But always H hides the brightaew in HH . . . and make* ua /*#Z the surrounding shad­ ows. P1RBT PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGWOOD R. Ruth Grant ................. Pastor Sunday School - — . . —10:00 a. a . Morning Worahip ...... Jl.-oo a. a . Evening Service ............7:00 p. a . Wed. Prayer Service ..7:10 p. a . FIRST IMILOH BAPTIST CHURCH 1101 W. 13th SL J. W. Marshall ......... Paatar Church School ........ i;io g. a . Mercia; W cnfcip...... xx:c3 t. a . Evening Worihip ..........7:30 p. a Tuesday Prayer 7:50 p. a A program on Civil Defense pre­ ceded by a covered dish supper la scheduled for the membership meeting of Seminole County's Farm Bureau Tuesday at the Geneva Community Hall at 7 p. m. Man Mil it by many namae. To one h ia UNCERTAINTY. To another, WORRY. Te the moat hare wad, FEAR. Other Churche* FROG BBSS MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Midway E. E. Willlami putor Sunday School g;jo a. a . Homing Worship . . U:00 a. a . First. Third. Fourth Sunday! Evening Worihip .. 7:30 p. a . Firit, Third Sunday! CD Program Them ia a deep gloom that sometimes ea» shrouds the human aoui. H coma silently, and usually without warning. Lika at evening fog it Mima to rise out ol the marshes and imprison ua in its chill teniaeIsa. Supper To Honor Church Teachers CMULUOTA* COMMUNITY CHURCH J. Randall Farris, Pastor Church School ...... io:oo a. a . Church ............ 11:00 a. a . Youth Christian Fellowship ................ |;30 p. a A special • a. m. Choral Senrir* on Easter has been planned by lloty* Cross Episcopal C h u rch . .hi addition to the three regular serv­ ices. The choir will be made up ot Senior High young people and young adulU and their guest* with rehearsale at the church each Wednesday until Easter from 5 p. m. until 6 p. m. The special service will be fdl* lowed by a breakfast for the choir. Klaudt Gospel Family A fellowship supper and family night of the First Christian Church PRRARYTERIAN CHURCH In Ranford will be held In the DeBary a rte Coaler ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL Shrine Club today at 6:30 p.m. A. C. Sum mar* ........... Pailor CHURCH Church school teachers will be Sunday School ............. 3:00 a. m. Eaterprtee • DeBary honored gueiti at the covered PT. Paul Shulli ..................Patter Horning Worihip..........10:00 n. a . dish aupper and at the program Holy Communion— to be conducted by Rev. John COM HUN ITT Sunday ........................ I:M a, a . Hardy of the Orlando church. PRRARYTERIAN CHURCH Morning Prayer— GOOD SHEPHERD UNITRB LUTHERAN CHURCH Bobart 0. ByrO ...............Pallor Sanfarg Shrine Club SonOa/ Seboal ........... 0 :tf a. a i d Si. and Loo Art. M ining Worship ... 11:00 a. a . Paitor Training Union . . . . S:M p. a . Eraeit Bollch Jr. Ironing Worship . .. . 7:50 p. a . Church School ........... t:30 a. m. O t h e r C h u r c h e i WoO. Prayer Sorrieo .. 7:30 p. a . Horning Worship........ 10:30 a. m. PINE CREST ASSEMBLY Paitor’* Clue ............ 1:50 a. aa. OP GOD CHURCH Luther League ........... I:M p. a . Car. STtk sag B la H. M. Inaw ........ .............. Paitor . . . . Pastor LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THB Sunday lo k e e l............... 5:43 a. a . A t k T. Hryaat Bryai REDEEMER Morning Worship ...... Jt:80 a. a . mmmmk) SObMl ... ..i ,...P i t t a . a . IM W. tUh Place Evening Worihip .......... 7:30 p. a . Morning Worahip........ 11:00 a. m. . Paitor Wed. Prayer Service .. 7:30 p. m. Training Unian ............0:15 p. a . Horbort W. Goorae Iranian Service............7:00 p. m. Eat./ Service ................ a a. a . THE ALLIANCE CHURCH WoO. f t ayor Service ..T:W p. a . Sunday School ..............1:13 a. a . Adult Bible C lu e .......; t : l l a. a . Christian and Mlwtosarr AUlaaee Worth Ip Service ........ 10:M a. a . Park Are. aad 14a M. OAHLAWN BAPTMT CHAPEL Cecil M. S a i l s .................. Paitor LacaloO an Paala SO. a Sunday 8cbool . . . . 3:48 a. a . ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN Oaklawn Memorial Park Homing Worship 11:00 a. m. Marla (Near Ortega) B. 1* O'Ruiaa ................ Peetor 7:00 p. a . Stephea M. Tuhy ............. Paster Evening Sorrieo BasOay Sehaal ........ 0:41 a. m. Morning Worship .........1:15 a. a . A.Y.P. Youth Service .. 5:00 p. m. •unOay Warihlp ............ 11 a, a . Sunday School ............... 1:00 a. a . Wed. Prayer Service . 5:00 p. a . WaO. Worihip . ... I:0o p. a . PIEFT CHURCH OF CHRIST Methodist SCIENTIST PBA1B1B LABS FIRST METHODIST CHURCH •55 H. 500008 S i BAPTIST CBUBCB t i l Park Ara. Sunday School .......... 11:00 a. a . BiOgo BO.. Pom Park Joba Adame Pastor Sunday Servlet ........ 11:00 a. a . W. Leonard Jonci Pailor Morning Woriblp . I;3u a. m. Wednesday Service ....5:00 p. a . t:45 a. m. Sunday School 1:43 a. m. Reeding Room Open Maming Worahip . 11:00 a. m. Horning Worihip 10:43 a. m Tuea. and Tburi. 3:30 4:30 p. a . 0:50 p. a . MYP Meetings Training Union ... . ... 7:M p. a . 7:50 p. a . (Intermediate, Senior) Bvanlag Worship . CHURCH OF GOD 7:15 p. a . Evening WarihJp........... 7:30 p. m WlO n litiy Prayer Fran eh Are. nag I M R . Garold D. Boatwright Pasta Sunday School 1:43 a. m. FAITH BAPTIST MUMON FREE METHODIST CHURCH Homing Worship . m oo a. a . Ml W. MS Si. Evaagellstle Icrvlce . 7:30 p. a Caaaalbarry Clyde Cellar Paitor Wilfrid Malooa ........... Paitor Sunday School ............. P:«3 a. m CHURCH o r JESUS CHRIST Inadiy Bible School . i:M p .a . Morning w orih ip ..........ia:«3 a..a . OF LA1TRR DAY SAINTS aan^aMMMs * PHY . . . . . . . . . . . . 7:10 p* ni. at? m u Evening Worship ..... 7:M p. a . J. G. Brooke Branch President Wad. Prayer se rvice,...7:10 p. a Sunday Seboal Catholic .. 10:05 a. a . Sacrament Moating 7:55 p a . ALL BOMB CATHOLIC EBENEZER METHODIST THE REVIVAL TABERNACLE CHURCH MB nog Chase Are. Rkhard Lyeaa J u lt c Hugh Booth .................. Paitor Sunday School ....... ! • : « a. a . •uuday Maaaei MMtM T ill ft. M, Morning Worahip........ 11:00 a m Sunday school ........ 10:00 a. a eet*e»..|»)l Hit Rvaatog Wnrahlp........ .7:43 p. a . Morning Worship . . . . 11:00 a. a . eiM erttllill It A* .»•>.......... d:M p» a , Thursday Service . . . . . 7:41 p. a . ••see tealltlf ft* HI* *« Wad. Prayer Sereiee....f:| o p. a M ill M m |« M. THE SANFORD PORTER CHAPEL CONGREGATION OP IHHOVAMH WITNESSES CHUBCB or NATTVITT te a w . i a Bi. Laka Harp Sunday Wnirktowor ft. WSUaa miner Study 1:00p.a ■ iM MMty»MMII»'/t4| I It Wad. Bible Studjr . . . . . . 7:M p. a . jM flf ........................... M So S t Friday lorriaa M l p. a . V*3r 1 Announce Service M e th o d is t P1BST CttBISTIAN CHUBCB IN7 8. Mettord Ave. I t t Park A r e n a Paitor W. P. Brook*, Jr. ........... Pailor Jamn N. Barnett........ .......... 1:45 n. m. F . B. PUker ...A jioc . Paitor Sunday School MernUg Worihip ......... 2:41 a. m. Morning Worihip . . . . 11:00 a m • v l i l r lehool ............ t:4S a. m. Youth Meetlngi . . . . . 4:30 p. m. ra u rr Holy Cross Plans Special Service p o n * 2— F r ^ V . ^ ' i i i a i l A r c f l 1 M i n i s t e r s “ Prices 311 East A rt Never Higher** let y g S«li3S Sanford Atlantic National Bank M em ber F.D.I.C. 101 K. le t FA W ill �Two Killed In Air United Press International The O'Briens, the O'Maras, the Kelly* and the Kennedy* and millions of Irishmen for-a-day, marched, danced or simply rais­ ed their glassra in toatta today in St. Patrick's Day celebrations across the nation. America's first Irishman, one John Fitzgerald Kennedy, started his day with an appointment in Washington with Irish Ambassa­ dor Thomas J. Kiernan, who cam* bearing shamrocks and the Kennedy coat of arms for the chief executive. In New York City, about 130,000 persons were expected to atep out in the main parade up Fifth Avenue and follow th# freshly Crash Of Small foane, Turbo-Jet POMPANO BEACH (UPI) —A two-engine turbo-prop execu­ tive airliner carrying 13 persons collided with a small private Plane Thursday 75 feet above this resort city's airport, which has no control tower. 9 The two occupants of the sin­ gle-engine Aeronca Champion were killed Instantly. Tbose aboard the larger aircraft—executives of the Pillsbury Co. and their families—were not injured Killed were Daniel C. Nichols, 37, and Jack Fountain, 30, both of Pompano Beach, which is lo­ cated 35 milaa north of Miami on the Atlantic. 9 The larger plane, a turbo-prop Grumann Gulfstream, was sec­ onds away from landing after a flight from Minneapolis, Minn., when the smaller plane, apparent­ ly taking off, struck it just under the right engine. The Gruman, a deep gash in its fuselage, landed with pieces of the smaller plane Imbedded in its wings and fuselage. There was ■ n o fire. The Grumann carried Mr. and Mrs. George Pillsbury and their four children. Mr. and-Mrs. Rob­ ert Keith and their two children, a nurse and pilots James Grogan and James Wlllette. Pillsbury and Keith are vice presidents of the Pillsbury milling firm. i I The Eastertide all music service of th* First Presbyterian church will be sung at I p.m. Palm Sun­ day, Mar. $$, it was announced by 4 the minister, Rev. Grover C. Se­ well, Jr. The Chancel choir composed of Si of the members of the group will present th* hour of worship under th* direction of Louite Georg* Touhy, minister of music. The theme of th* vesper hour Is “ Choniaea from Great Oralorioa.” Composers whoa* writings will be used are George Frederick 9 Handel, John Sebastian Bach, Johannea Brahma and Felix Men­ delssohn, Mrs. Touhy aaid. In addition to ths preparation e f ths two special musical num­ bers that are used in the regular service each Sunday, the cholstera who will aing in the special Falm Sunday service have been working since the first of th* year in the preparation of seven maiterworka 9 chorutca. Tbit annual muaical avant baa coma to be regarded as a high­ light of the Beater season, not only by ths Presbyterians but by others who enjoy the inspiration ef this expression o f faith, the pastor said. “ The sacrificial passion of Christ with Us culmination ef His re­ surrection ia one of joy and hop* >#f for th* Christian,” Mrs. Touhy •aid, "and through tba singing ef Mrs. Ruby Griffis Dies In Gainesville Mrs. Ruby O. Griffis, 8S, ef Catfish Springs, rural Sanford, died Thureday in Gainesville af­ ter a lengthy Ulneti. She c u m In Sanford tram Lake City In 1948 nod waa n member of the Church of God ef Proph­ ecy. Survivors are her husband, Al­ bert: three ehUdreo, Denali and Larry Dean O'Brien and Jody Griffis, all of Sanford; bar mother. Mrs. Ruth Watson of Laka City; • brother. I. M. WUlingbam Jr., living in Georgia and a sister, Mrs. Edna Mark­ ham of Laka City. Servicoa will be held at Gromkow Funeral Horns Sunday at 8 p. m. with Rev. James H. Mes­ ser officiating. Burial win be fat S y lv u Lake Cemetery. cH'wimoPe Count} painted green stripe past a reviewing stand. Green hardboiled eggs were handed out at Times Square, drinks in green glasses were served at LaGuardia Air­ port's hotel, and the Long Island Railroad rechristened itself the Long Ireland. Among the dignitaries in the New York reviewing stand was West Rerlln Mayor Willy Brandt, welcomed even though he indi­ cated he didn't even have rela­ tives in Ireland. “ Well,” he ex­ plained, "There are very few trirh votes In Germany." Conspicuously absent from the marchers was Irish Playwright Brendan Behan, declared unwel­ come because the parade chair- man felt his reputation for hard drinking would be out of place. Behan accepted an invitation to celebrate in Jersey City, N. J., instead. In Savannah, Ga., the City Council proclaimed every citizen an "honorary Irishman” and planned to send out 20 boats to dye the muddy Savannah River green thia afternoon. Boston eelehrated two holidays at once—St. Patrick's Day and Kvacuatlon Day, commemorating March 17, 1778, when tb« British were driven from Doreheater Heights, a part o f Boston. In Dallas and Fort Worth, Tex., quickie car washers were wash­ ing green ears for a quarter. Any other color cost the regular $1.90. Astronomical Assumption Astronomers have extended their reach into space and now estimate they can photograph ob­ jects at a staggering distance of more than six billion light years. AUTO REPAIR Automatic Transni Union l.own Mowers AL’S GARAGE Formerly with Wltllama Flxlt Shop A SAMPLE OF FRESH PRODUCE from new llumly Store is examined by Chnrlie Morrison, who insued ths. official Chamber of Commerce w el­ come todny to the new business. Shown with Morrison is store niannKcr Donald Muclntyre. (Herald Photo) Joe Gazil, owner of the two Tip Top Supermarkets in Sanford is new opening a new shopping cen­ ter, the Handy Food Store, which it located on 13th St. near Mellon, vllle Ave. Incorporated into the food store building is a convenient launder­ ette complete with washing mach­ ine and dryers. The Handy Store is easily pin­ pointed by the large hand sign high in the air in front of the long, low building. Customers will DONALD MACINTYRE be served from 7 a.m. to II p.m. •even days a week. Gazil moved to Safnord from Orlando in 1950 and openad the flrit Tip-Top Store on Senford Ave. In November of 1959 be open­ ed the second store at 1100 West 13th St. Both stores have been re­ modeled since. Gazil, his wife Harriot and their four children lived at 9018 Chaaa Ave. Bezldet his business interests lie is a member of the Sanford Shrine Club, the Orlando Bahia Temple, the Syrian-Lebanes* American Club in Orlande and tl|e family attends the First Baptist Church io Sanford. Donald A. McIntyre will be the manager o f the new Wendy Pood Store on East l.Vh St. The assistant manager will be Wilbur Nolan and DCT student WILBUB NOLAN employee for the new bualnee* la Charles F. Benham Jr., of San­ ford. MacIntyre has been in Florida seven years, working In the whole­ sale food business as a salesman. During the war he served with (be 41st. Infantry Division la the South Pacific. He la a member ef th* Elks Club, the Syrian Lebanon American Club and the VFW. Nolan Is a native o f Sanford, attended local schools and graduat­ ed from Seminole High School. He has three children, Carolyn, Billy and Jaan and rasldea with wife Louisa and family at Citrus Heights. They are member* of the Ebenezer Methodist Church. He was formerly ‘ employed by Jackson’* Minit Market and has been In th* food buzlnees locally for the past eight yeera. CHARLES BENHAM He served with the flat Recon. Division In WW II in th* Mediterranean Theatre and la a member of American Legion Poet ■ . Charles Benham, better known as “ Bud” is a member of the Members of the Sanford Boat high school DCT dub and goes and Ski Club, Inc., will hold a to school in the morning* then Fuhathon in Lake Monro* Sun­ works in the afternoons. He will day, Mrs. Richard Hart, dub member, said today. Those taking part in the com­ petition are to meet at Monro* Bridge ramp at 1 p. m. and flab in the lake for about three hours before going to Woodruff Cut for • hah fry, ah* aaid, adding "W e're taking hamburger, just io case. . . Ike angler* must ua* cane pole* and prizea will be given for the two largaet fish caught and for the largest total catch, Mr*. Hart reported. Sunday Fishing be the third members of the work­ ing fore* at th* new store. Benham was born and raised in Sanford, ia a member of the Pinecrest Baptist Church and was formerly with Western Union . Seminole Calendar FRIDAY Oviedo Home Demonstration Club, 9 a. m. Luncheon meeting. 3 Bedrooms SATURDAY Lake Mary Boy Scout Troop 248 Court o f Honor, Indian dances and barbecue, Scout Park, 1:80 p. tn. MONDAY Lake Mary Boy Scouts, Scout Hut, 7 p. m. e, * * Longwood Boy Scouts, Old Bap­ tist Church, 7 p. m. American Legion Old Poet, Fern Park, 1 p .m . Glory TO THE ELIGIBLE V.A. PURCHASER Hospital Notes Glenn Alexander, Lek* Mary; Seeber Brooks, Loch Arbor; Patay Finch, Loogwood; James Ar­ nold, Harriett Fuller, Camilla Meyeae, Sybil Routh of Sanford. From the 7 Remaining New Homes In Sunland Estates Mr. and Mrs. Dean Finch of Longwood, n girl; Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Fuller ef Sanford, a gW. Dismissals Seeber Brooks, Loch Arbor; Maggie Hancock and Juanita Stackhouse of Senford. Ilulli By & TUDOR Knott To Speak To Realtors Wilson Knott, president of the Florida Land Planning. Ine., and ooe of tho devaiopera of Seminole Industrial Park will apeak lo members of th* Seminole Cennty Board ef Realtor* Tneeday. Realtors and osoncUte* are in­ vited tn attend the 7 p.m. meeting at the Sea Shell Restaurant to bear the talk on the importance of attrartiiw industry tn the county. KANUB OVEN REFRIGERATOR ELECTRI C CO N TA C T J IM Phone Longwood Students Make Instruments Students sf zli srsdea st Long wood Elementary School are mak­ ing rhythm instruments to be used In the classrooms. The practice meeting o f RcmlBamboo ilicka, old broom hand­ cola Rebekah Lodge 43, scheduled les cut in lengths and other items A * for Tuesday, baa been postponed are used for rhythm sticks after indefinitely, Mrs. Clarence Sny­ they are painted and designed. der announced today. Blue Sky laws la a term usu­ Th* Initiation for Thursday alee has been postponed, she said, how­ ally applied to statutes aimed at ever a regular business meeting preventing fraud through the sale of worthies* stocks and bond*. It will be held at this time. •earns to hate originated from e statement that ■ dishonest pro­ moter would offer to sell shares in the blue sky tucif. O D H AM FOR HIX YEARS ODHAM A TUDOR HAH MEANT QUALITY AND SATISFACTION TO THE HOME HUYKK. NOW, IIKOAIIHKOF OUR DESIRE TO CONCENTRATE ON HUIIIIIVISION DEVELOPMENT AND LOT HALES, WE ARE INTERESTED IN HELLING OUlt REMAINING HOMES AH QUICKLY AH POSSIBLE AND MAKE THIS OFFER ON OUR REMAINING NEW HOMES IN SUNLAND ESTATES. WATER HEATER H U N T, SALES MANAGER F A 2-1501 — N IG H TS, F A 2-0648 Rebekahs Postpone Lodge Activities A product of fWMrrfr hf Nationwide Chemical C— piny of Won Myra COR. H W Y . SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER OR 17-92 A 27th ST. J. B R A IL E Y SANFORD ODHAM , President Ph. F A 2-1501 �Consumer Comes Last Tha Russians Ulk a pretty big case in almost at field. But when it cornea to serving the consumer, th is only the thinnest pretense. In the Communist world he's truly the forgotten man. 8ome new evidence la in bn this from a non-govern­ mental source, tha National Canners Assn., to be exact The eanners say one gap the Russians won't close for maybe 80 years is in food canning. With 80 milliona more moutha to feed than wa havt, the 8ov!et Union turns out around 4.3 billion con­ tainers o f canned food a year. We produce 24 billion an­ nually. Tha Russians are experimenting a lot in space. Ap­ parently one space they could pay far more attention to la the housewife's food shelf. them at close range. Mall a copy ■f this Case Record to your Meads who caa profit by Its contents. CASE H-436: Agnes 0 ., aged 20, Is private secretary to an Insur­ ance broker. "D r. Crane, my employer Is a wonderful man, so I feel almost disloyal to bring up my problsm," she began. “ However, I feel that be Is being Injured in both his social and bus­ iness contacts. " M t he has halitosis! His breath has a peculiar odor that la gulte unpleasant. •Yet he likes te Ulk. He Is atways grabbing some client by tha soot lapel to hold him while he eiaita for a few ndnutes. "2 have watched his friends try to get away o r turn their faces aside, but my boas doesn’t seem to sense what Is wrong. "How could I bring this problem to hla attention7 " Halitosis Is no respector o f per4f all ages. And especially people whs vocalise a lot, as salesmen and clergymen, elngsn, etc. A s we grow older, however, It la even more Uksly te attack us, so any business aura past 10 ought fo be doubly en guard as regards his breath. Halitosis is a result o f many factors. To prevent It, bo sure you brush year teeth thoroughly at least .aight aad au>rnlng. But don’t step with the teeth! Brush your tongue too, until it is free from that gray, furry coating aad baa a healthy, piak color. Use dental floes, to get rid of the food particles that get wedged betweea your molars where they fom en t and causa deeay. Likewise, if you have never had your tonsils removed, take cars that particles o f food do not lodge often can i h white cheesy parti* filet In th* crypts thereof. If they will use tha handle of tha tooth brush, they can often •qusex* the tonsil with It and clear out these Infected pockets. Remember, to, that Individuate who are afflicted with eonitipotion may alto hare foul breath, poe* elbly aa a result o f resorption from the bowel of akatole and indole, which are the crystalline sub­ stances that rive the typical odor to the bowel'a content Anythin* absorbed Into the blood may then flavor tha air In the lungs, and thus give o ff a characteristic odor to the breath. A person who has undergone ether anesthesia, for example, may exhale ether fo r an entire day. Garlic and onions, radishes, to* bacco, etc., may likewise add their flavor to the breath. Aleohol, too, la exhaled fo r many hours. A fter you have checked all the fee tom mentioned above, then be sura to carry chewing gum or candy mints which you can employ as flavorera o f your breath. Public speakers and singers us­ ually employ such things to make sure their breath Is not obnoxious, for an hour’s oratory or singing dries the throat and thus predis­ poses to an altered breath. Every business and professional man should be doubly careful to make sure that his breath Is not repulsive. I f you are acquainted with some­ body who suffers from halitosis but seems oblivious to tho fact, then elip out this Case Record and anonymously send It to him (or her) as a gentle reminder. You ean thus escape the danger o f Incurring the latter’s ill will for bringing this fact to his at­ tentions yet do him a great serv­ ice. (Always write to Dr. Craas la care o f this aewopaper, enclos­ ing a long 4 coat stamped, ad­ dressed envelope aad SO ceata to cover typiag aad printing costa when you eead fo r one o f hie booklets.) By Galbraith WASHINGTON— (N E A )—'Vies Nixon, I ’m so glad to got hors. I States o f America." And this Is from Viet President President Richard M. Nixon was didn't think I was going to get probably In hit beat form—from her* In time to vote for you'." Nixon's remarks at the high school stadium, Ridgewood, N. J* Oct. II, tha fun standpoint at a reception (Laughter and applause.) given for him In Hendrik Hudson "Well, an occasion liks this In 1W0: "A s a matter o f fact, I Just g y HoUl, Troy, N. Y., last Sept. 20. which everything goes, o f course, Tha campaign waa Juat getting can't flnlih without a Texas story. a report that my opponent. In cm warmed up then, and tha Repubtl So I'll tall you my favorite Texas of hla Juvenile schoolboy com­ ean presidential candidate was rid­ story. This occurred In Dallas, ments In Philadelphia, suggested ing high. Ha waa greeted at the about two yean ago. I waa stand­ that he would like to have another airport by a near cloudburst, but ing In line alone this occasion be­ debate, and for me to bring tho It didn’ t dampen hla spirit# a bit. cause Pat had not bean abls to president along. Just let me sty Hera are aome o f his remarks corns.. . . About 2,000 earns out— this: "I'll be glad to dobata him and that draw laughter and applause and we shook hands, on and on hla whole family any time, but I on that happy day. and on, and I apparently looked a think what th* country really "Aa you know, it's the responsi­ bit tired at tha end. needs is a debate between JariL bility o f tha candidate for tha pres­ "A couple of l a d l e s came idency to msks a lot o f speeches. through, on* a little older, on* a and Lyndon. Let’s find out whs™ Hs makes them at unususl hours little younger. Tho older one look­ they really stand." and on occasions many times unex­ ed at mo, obviously a very consid­ pected. As a matter o f fact, wa erate, compassionate type, and sht had three or four on the way In said: ’Mr. Nixon; you look SO tir­ from tha airport today. ed, I feel SO oorry for you.’ "I didn't dream that people WASHINGTON (U PI) — Rep. "The younger on* took my band would come out in tho rain and and ah* said: ’Well, I don’t feel John Taber, dtan o f House Re­ stand there completely soaked. 1 sorry for-you. I’vs been standing publicans, said today that Presi­ know they got soaked because I her* Just as long as you have and dent Kennedy's proposed h igh w ay did, too. I mean the' rain, Incident­ I have high heels on’." (Ap- program would "tax America™ ally." (Applause and laughter.) plouse.) truckers out o f business." "That reminds ms that when I And so much for th* Troy Taber, of N#w York, told th* went to Caracas, somebody ssld, speceh. Hous* Ways and Means Commit­ ’Tbs Vlee President got stoned Republicans have praised Nixon tee that if there la danger the when he wss In Caracas." (Laugh­ for conducting a clean campaign road program will fall behind ter.) and not indulging In personslltlss. schedule without more money, " . . . My law school professor In What tha record shows, however, then federal gasoline tax should be contracts, tha first day ot law Is that Nixon got off aavsral sharp continued at th* present four cent* school said: ‘ Young mqn, the best cracks at Kennedy’s expense. As a gallon. It la scheduled to drop advice I can give you la to marry tha campaign draw toward the to three cent* on July 1. £ for money and practice law for end, th# Vic# President’s humor But no new tax** are needed, lovt.’ Well, I did that. (Laughter.) got a little more sarcastic. This Is the 20-term GOP congressman In any event, 1 want to aay that from his remarks about Kennedy declared, Kennedy, In addition to tha wives are tremendously loyal at Burnett Park, Fort Worth, keeping th# four-ceut rato, want# In thss* campaigns—they have to T*x„ NoV. 4, 1200: ha. to boost taxes on trucks, diesel "Lot’s look at these things he’s fuel, tires, tubes and other items. "They alt there and hear you changed hla mind on. Ha voted mako tha asms speech and look as against tldslands. Now he’s for it. If It's tha first time they ever Ha voted against TVA. Now ha’s Memorial heard it, taeh Urns." (Laughter.) for It. Hs voted against ths Pres­ Glfta " . . . I must share with you on* ident on Quemoy and Matsu. Now far o f my favorite recollections o f a ha says ha’a with tha President. HEART long handshaking session In Flor­ . . . I say wa can’ t have a Jumping RESEARCH ida. . . . Wa shook hands with 3,500 jack as president o f tha United Gra totally people in three hours, and that's Acknowledged m oving.. . . Finally one lady cams through tho lino at tha laat and SEMINOLE • DeBARY she looked so tired, because the COUNCIL people had been crowded and Jam­ COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY P. O. BOX IOC med In . . . and this lady cam* 2528 Park Dr. through tha Una and aba got up Cleanest Waste la Tewr.l SANFORD, FLA. hare and saldt *You know, Mr. Highway Program Draws Criticism CROSSROADS OF THE WORLD Redlo may have abandoned soap ‘opera, but so long ae this cultur­ al and highly aesthetic form of entertainment remains on televi­ sion, my own shallow life will be Immeasurably enriched. Let us doff our hats to those producers, writers, actors and sponsors who make our kerchiefs damp with each soulful esplsode o f "T he Secret Storm," Full Clrd a ," "Love of Life" and "A s The World Turns." The trouble is, I can’t tell one soap opus from another. To me« the plots and the charac­ ters are absolutely identical. And it would save a whale o f a lot in South African Action Sets Crisis LONDON ( U r i) — Rhodesian Premier Sir Roy Welensky proFriendship is like money, eas­ dieted today that Australia would be the next country to quit the me, with a resulting foul eder. ier mads than kept Young people with large tonsils —Samuel Butler British Commonwealth over ra­ cial policies that led South Africa SID E G LAN CES By Peter Edson POLITICAL NOTEBOOK METER MISER! to pull out. South A frica's surprise decision Wednesday to quit when it be­ comes a republic May I I , be­ cause o f criticism o f its white supremacy policies, divided tha remaining members o f the com­ monwealth and threatened British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan with a political crisis at home. However, South African Premi­ er Hendrik Verwoerd announced today that, despite his decision to pull his country eut o f the group­ ing, it will "remain a member o f tho sterling area" and hopes to By William Drury production costs If the authors o f these domestic dramas simply tos­ sed their scripts Into one big heap and called the resulting hotch­ potch "A s the Stormy World o f Secret Love Turns Full Circle." It would open to a doleful dirge played on an organ. Such things always do. by two faithful frlcndi, Johnny Walker and I. W . Harper. Tha aplaoda vnda on a not# o f tingling suspense. Joan (or Jana or June or Jo) ontan tha kitchen where Dr. Belfuddy la trying to re­ pair the waxhlng maehln# (somabody'* having usad tha wrong de­ tergent). The first scene would be an of­ “ Where’ra Jim and J u n e !" aha fice In which two men sit talking. asks. "Or do I mean Joe aad J o 7" One la young, the ether tweedy, "They went out to a driva-la to middle-aged aad addicted to smok­ boy hamburger*." ing a pipe which goes out every He looks at her narrowly, and II seconds. then cornea the final crushing Lighting that pipe Is a clever blow, touch designed to make the entire " I bet," Dr Belfuddy aay dark­ scene throb with vibrant action. ly, *1 bet Jim buya those him John Oregeon Is unhappy about burgers—without onions." his wife’* Infidelity, aad Greg 8h* bites her lip, fighting back Johnson la dishing out fatherly tha tears as the organ mualc advice.' They have one thing in ewolla to a crescendo and the pic­ common — a positive flair for ture mercifully fadaa. marrying ben-witted women. Will Jim buy hamburgers with The scene switches to a parlor or without f Will Dr. Belfuddy fix where two hen-wltted women alt that waihlng machine? Be# toyakking. One is young and pretty. morrow'a thrilliag epleods o f "Aa The other looks and sounds like tho Stormy World o f Secret Love Mary Worth. Turn* Full Circle." Jane Gregs on Is unhappy be­ cause her husband, John, suspeta she la unfaithful to him, which by P E R FE C T the merest coincidence happens te bo true. JA N IT O R SER . Their lives are a complete mesa. John G region la secretly In love with his wife Jane, who is secretly W IN D O W In love with Greg Johnson, who is secretly In love with Joan James, C L E A N IN G who is secretly In love with James Jonas, who is secretly in love with June, who Is secretly in love with Joe, who is secretly la love. Dr. Belfuddy, a discredited horse doctor who is secretly In love with Ph. F A 2-7017 himself, weaves his way uncertain­ ly through the plot, accompanied PARK and WASH ^a hdsm inq. fun m om in a HOM E * of ijouh own! 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Mrs. John' Bradin. A member. Mrs. Norman Mil­ ler . was reported ill and in Orange Memorial Hospital. Reports were given by Mrs. Joe Masters and Mrs. Harry Os-1 teen on wardrobe planning, and marble jewelry. Mrs. Bradin told of attending ^ e meeting concerning the West i Volusia Hospital and the need for women to volunteer as aids In the hospital. Mrs. Bradin also announced a series of meetings to be held In New Smyrna Beach and Da) tons Beach on social security, wills and other Jegal matters. The hostess served a delicious lunch of strawberry shortcake, tea and coffee. W Those attending were, Mrs. Masters Mrs. Osteen, Mrs. Wal- » ^ o t t it t/ ig g in la o th son Ed, 14, and husband, Louis, who teaches the sixth giade at Pinecrcst School, came to Sanford ftom Canton. Uhio, a year and a half ago and have fitted in smooth­ ly with the life o f the community, contributing a great deal o f know­ ledge and activity in their own way. * IRENE SMITH ALICE CROWDER, lender o f Girl Scout Intermediate Troop 28V, i« nl.ro assistant leader o f a new Brownie Troop recently organized at All Souls Church. Alice lias bren a leader here and St. Mathews Parish ill Jacksonville for the past five years, as well a« a troop organizer, camperafter and Ilrownie Day Camp leader. Her Intermediate Girl Scouts, with the help o f assistant lender Sylvia Huhii, have all completed their first class rank and all have at least four badges. In Aptil, the troop plans a Court of Awards to make these presentations to the girls, who have all been in Scouts for five years. In her work in the new Brownie Loop, of which Keba McFarlaine is leader, plans are bing made to at­ tend the camporee at Camp Tirochee, and leaders and girls are all looking forward to Brownie DayCamp this summer. "I believe that leader* and girls who share ideas have gieater pro­ gress and improved accomplish­ ments,” said Mrs. Crowder. IRENE SMITH, leader o f Inter­ mediate Troop 20(1, ha* been work­ ing In Scouts ever since she first moved to Sanford, which wna two ycara ago. A former Navy nurse, she help­ ed cara for the first casualties from the Iwo-Jima invasion when they were brought hack to th e ' Navy hospital at i'oitsiuoulh, Ya. She leads a very active troop o f seventh grade girls which meets at the Grace Methodist Church, They recently did all the babysitting for a week while a revival waa going on at the church "and did a won­ MIMOSA CIRCLE derful Job.” M Members of the MIMOSA Circle Tha troop is busy earning badges » __ a ts__ * a... i * motored to Parrot Jungle in Or­ in cooking, honiemaking, clothing mond Beach last Friday morning. As they entered the jungle th e1and hospitality. They recently first thing they heaid was "Hello, spent two and a half days at Camp Ticochce and fur fun they have What’s Your N am e?" Several Mynah birds wete greet-1been horseback'riding, roller skat­ lng the group. They walked along ing and Christmas raroling. Tentative plans are being made the trails and enjoyed the colorful birds In cages and also many na-1 for a trip this summer, perhaps to the birthplace of Juliette I.ow, live flowers and plants. I Upon entering the ampitheater, founder o f Girl Scouting at Savan­ the owner had tha talented birds nah. Ga. The main drawback to perforin for tha visitors. A Mynah I making the trip is earning the bird, named Elvia Presley, chatted money, but the girls ara working away in his guitar shaped cage on that problem, in many different saying "My name is Elvis Pres­ ways. The Smiths — Irene, husband. ley, what's your nam e?" He also said " You're nothing but a hound Harvey, I’O officer at Ramey dog," and gave wolf whistles be­ Field, lil-yrar old 1’atty, ten-year old Jimmy and three-year old Phil­ tween conversations. Fiva white aulphur crested cock­ lip, live in a delightful "country atoos performed on a m eny-go- style'' home al Lake Oliora on a round and a gold and bltiv macaw large wooded tiurt. They have A L IC E C R O W D E R performed several tricks. The My­ spent a gn at drat of lima clearing MRS. JUAN MOORE, Arts and nah birds rams from Java and the and improving their property. Crafts teacher at the Civic Center Macaws it bin South America. In summer reciration program, Members were told that the ma­ sa y s;. caws live to be about t>U year* old 1 "If you havt ever shaped a lump and usually at the age o f 60 they j o f clay, decorated an old box, or go blind. The white sulphur crest­ dabbled in finger paints, you know ed cockatoos come from Austrailthe thrill of your own work of art. There were also toucans, led"The Girl Scout program offer* beaters, flamingos, swans and a wide variety in arts and craft*. pionkeys. During a short business Girls may earn such badges as session Mis. W. B. Moye and Mr*. basketry, dabbler, drawing and W. R. Willia were chosen to repre­ painting, Irather, nrediecraft, pot­ sent the circle at tha state con­ vention in St. Peteiaburg, in April. tery and wood, just to name a few. Mr». Alice Curies was welcomed In leaching arts and crafu , I find as a new member and Misa Doro­ .youngsters so enthusiastic. There thea Hrnninger, M u. Irene Kaliis such eugerness to begin a pro­ meycr and Mrs. Virginia Meyer ject, such desire to make it extra were guests for tlie day. nice and aurh joy in aaying, "1 Twenty-one members and giMats made it myself.’' enjoyed the tour and a luncheon at the Elinor Village Country Club. M ARY GRACE KOSKY WOODRUSE CIRCLE MARY GRACE KOSKY, Is the Members of the WOUDROSE assistant leader o f Troop 298 and Circle of the Garden Club Joined tha Magnolia Circle last Thursday is fairly new to Scouting, loo. She at the Pinecrcst Baptist Church, It an eighth grads English teacher for the first in a serin of work­ at Sanford Junior High as well a* VaL." L A •- >*« shops on flower arrangements. music director of the Pmrrrest The session started at It a.m. and was under tha direction of Baptist Church and a Sunday School teacher. Mrs. Frank Woodruff 3rd. Members found tha workshop to Her interest in Scouts cams be most Informative and challeng­ through her daughter, Martha, 12, ing and are eagerly looking for- but she was intrigued with the tre­ ward to the next session. mendous work o f the Girl Scout oiganizatiun and enjoys working with young people. She feels that the Girl Scout program is one of the iie.it planned group* fur young people in o|wiation today. JOAN MOORE 311*. Husky, her daughter, her ^fahd& n Thc Women's Society of Christ­ ian Service of the DeBary Com­ munity Methodist Church observed the fiflhauniversary of the WSCS with a birthday luncheon, Tues­ day in the social hall. The first president of the society, Mrs. Edward McCarthy, was hon­ ored and Mrs. Frank Itoper of Winter Harden who helped to or­ ganize the DeBary group, w?s guest speaker. Officers of the Mary Circle, Mrs. Morsel, leader, and the Naoml Circle, o f which Mrs. Perry B. James is leader, was in charge of the luncheon, for members and their guests. Attending the Orlando District meeting, held at the Daytona Beach Community Church last week were, Mrs. Sidney Swallow, Dr. and Mrs. Perry B. James, Mrs. Edward McCarthy. Mrs. Walter Cooper, Mrs. Harry Bell, Mr*. E. A. Spokes, Mrs. Har­ old Coffin, Mrs. O. Sterrman, Mrs.' Elmo Moure,'Mrs. George Wright, Mrs. Mary Kearns, Mrs. Charles Helper. Mrs. Peter Hall, Mrs. R. Creasey. Rebekahs Hear Cancer Program Complete Plans For Silver Tea * Local Events of ;t. of _ H I] I] 11 I 9 1 ’j ’si H jf ’J , j n w j 1 M IS S J O A N W E IN M A N N S a n fo rd H om e C lu b M e e ts A t H D C e n te r Osteen Personals Tlie Sanford Home Demonstra­ tion Club met at the IID Center on 26th Street, last week, for the monthly session, with the presi­ dent, Mrs. John Senkarik, presid­ ing. Mrs. Eva Harkcy led tiic de­ votions. Reports were given from Die Seminole County and Orange County fairs and members decided to meat at Hie Center one after­ noon and make cancer blindages. It waa announced Dial Mrs. ito) Tillia and .Mr*. R. T. Warren ser­ ved at the USO tills month. .Mrs. Dempsey Csrnes made a cake and Mrs. Warren and Miss Eva Hunt made cup cakes for (lie re­ freshments. Members were reminded of thr chicken barbecue al the Elks (Tub April 4, sponsored by tlie County Federation of Women's Clubs. Proreeds Will go to the teachers' scholarship fund. Mrs. Louis Stringiicld is chair­ man for the Sanford group and lirr committee will make cole slaw for the barbecue. Mrs. C. M. Flowers, is general chairman of the event. Program for the oay was pre­ sented by Mrs. Senkarik. She used FOOD STORES Florida's Friendlient Most Convenient Food Store • Quick Service French Ave. at 23rd St OPEN 7 A. M. * 11 P. M EVERYDAY as her lopic "A place for every­ thing and everything In It'a place." She rinpliasized the effectiveness of utilizing storage space, having plcnt) of shelves and closet space and many other helpful sugges­ tions. She slated that Miss Myrtle Wil­ son liu> several paiuplcta on stor­ age and they may he obtainrd for thr asking. Refreshments were served to those present by the hostesses, Mrs. Warren, Mrs. C. L. Wallis and Mrs. J. N. Azrarelio. El Salvador is tlie smallest of the six Central American nr Mid­ dle American republics and thr only one without an Atlantic seacoaM. Members of the Daughters of the Wesley Sunday School Class of the First Methodist Church met in McKinley Hall. Tuesday night, for the monthly get-to-gether. Mrs. C. H. Winn, president, pre­ sided at the business meeting and Mrs. T. J. Tayor led the evening devotions, using as her theme •‘Hie Loom of L ife," from "Channels o f Devotions." During the social hour refresh* ments were served to those pre­ sent by hostesses, Mrs. Robert Cole, chairman, Miss Carrie W’ert. Mrs. Ruth Hawthorne and' Misa Versa Woodcock. Mr. and Mrs. Wtlllam T. Owens Sr., 2938 Grinslrad Drive, Louisvllle, Ky. Miss Weinmann was born in Preakness, N. J., is a graduate of Seminole High School and for the past four years has been employed by the Stemper Agency, in Sanford. She is an active member of the First Church of the Nazarene. The groom-elect was born in Louisville, attended schools there and graduated from the Louisville Atherton High School. He C ivic D epartm ent is a member of the Killarney Volunteer Fire Department, in Winter Park and a member of E n joys Program the Sanford Nazarene Church. He is serving in the U. S. Air O n Com m unism Force and presently stationed at Members of the Civic Depart­ McCoy Air Force Base, in Pine- ment of the Sanford Woman’ ! castle, Fla. His home address is I Club beard a program on "com 2810 Rosbury Rd., Winter Park, |munlsm." at tha monthly meatThe wedding will be an event ' ing Wednesday. of June 2 at the First Church j Guest speskar was Dr. Lawia of the Nazarene, in Sanford. , S. Earle, a lieutenant in tha Den­ tal Corp, at the Sanford Naval ! Air Station. He talked about Mrs. W alls H on ored ! communism and showed soma films, which were excellent ex­ amples of communism In ac­ A t F arew ell Party tion. Three hostesses feted Mrs. C. He was assisted with the Rim 31. Walls, recently with a fare­ showings by TD3, C. D. Backer. th e program, Dr. well bridge party at the home 'Following i Earle and Lcdr. John D. Langof Mrs. Jack West. The other ! ford, conducted a question and hostesses were Miss Marguerite answer period. Dotson and Mrs. John Angel. Mrs. Al Hunt, program spooMrs. Walts will be leaving Sun- sor introduced the speaker. Pre­ ford around tlie first of April to ceding, the meeting a covered make her home In Fort Pierce. dish luncheon was tervrd by Six tables of bridge were play- hostesses Mrs. R. T. Wsrren, dc with high prize going lo Mrs. Mrs. H. W. Goodspecd, Mrs. O. J. C. Mitchell, second high prize M. Harrison and Mra. Stella to Mrs. J. E. Higgins, most Moore. games In cluht to Mrs. RoyGreen and serreno prizes to Mrs. Ruth Hillings and Mrs. E. Past M atrons C lu b C. Harper. A green and white St. Patricks T o M eet M on d ay color scheme was featured In The Past Matrons Club, Ordtr the decorations by -Mrs. F. L. of the Eastern Star, will hoTd Woodruff, III, using gladiolas, the regular monthly meeting, spires and palm leaves. Monday at 8 p.m. at tha home Refreshments were green of Mrs. May Maxwell, 808 Mag­ punch, made with lime sherbert nolia A vc. In gingrrale, a whiie-lccd cake A social hour will follow the and green and while mints. business session. A lovely silver compote was presented as a .going-away gift to Mrs. Walls by the hostesses. Guests were Mrs. Harry Wood­ ruff, Mrs. Ross Adams, Mrs. Howard Montcith, Mrs. Margaret Spencer, Mrs. Fred Ganas, Mrs. W. B. Nicholson, Mrs. J. D. Cor­ dell, Mrs, W. V. Roberts, Mrs. Robert Mahan, Sirs. Art Beck­ with, Mrs, Wm. P. Smith. Mrs. 2 » 1 BI0800M HOMO John Crawford, Mrs. Richard Shillings. Frm *54 Mm * Mrs. S. G. Ilarriman, Mr*. Wil­ fK W T O K I s liam Lang, Mrs. Leonard Church. SANFORD Mrs. Mary Wilton, Mrs. Mitchell, DimtiFhii 9mm UJ. Mjf*. way if -U (gat dn Mrs. Woodruff, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Hitting. 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MARCH CHALLENGE DEAI COLD BEER Church Calendar First Christian Church Fellow­ ship Supper, at tha Shrine Club. Serving will itart at 6:80 p. m. Program followa tha supper. Seminole Rcbckah Lodge No. I Hebekali degree, was read by Every church member family «l the church urged to attend. 43 ntcl recently at the Odd Fel­ 3lrs. John Juris. lows Hall, with .Mrs. Eva Beck3lrr. Eileen Rector reported on MONDAY '"W om en of U«e Filet r « * ‘jy* rum nobie grand, presiding. I lilv 'T l'ltsiu iO l’ t jiuiUttOinm i," tartan Church prayer band meets Preceding the meeting a film in Jacksonville. at 9:46 a.m. followed by general on cancer was shown by the Plans were completed for a meeting at 10 a.m. SemiiMile Chapter ut the Ameri­ "Stiver Tea," to be held at the can Cancer Society. This was home of .Mrs. Rector on the Old followed by a question and an­ Orlando Highway, the afternooo swer penod. Members of the of March 21. This affair will be cancer society presenting the open to the public and Mrs. Vir­ FRIDAY program were, Dr. and Mr*. ginia Roche will display her The American Legion Auxiliary Tom Largrn, Hammond Polk. famous collection of dolls. ia holding a rummage sale to­ Garnett While and Bell Hol­ The next meeting is scheduled day and Saturday ia tha Woodruff comb. lor March 23 al the Odd Fellows Bldg. First and Park Avs. Call During the lodge m uting an Hall at • p.m. An initiation cere­ Mra. W. J. King i f you wish to article honoring Schuiyer Colfax. mony will be held and all viiitdonate articles. -Proceeds be *------ — to ~ — j Iformer Of ill LI vice * itv president ut of me the Unitl i»ii- ing Rebakaks are invited to at­ used in the auxiliary charity w ork.; ed States and founder of the tend. ■M on th ly Session M iss Joan W einm ann To M a rry In M cK in le y H all W illia m T. O w e n s Jr., Ju n e 2 Carton or C its m ore To Carry Out Only Fishing A I’ lcnle Supplies Paper Plate*, Cup*, Spoons, Fork*. Flaking Poles, Lake Moitroe Personals Mr. and Mral Cy Cubb and chit-, ■Iren of Anniaton, Ala., ara visit.' ing at tha homa of Mia. Cobb's paienU A lr.an d Mra, mond. 3lr. and Mr*. W. C. Hawkins war* callers at tha horn* of Mr. and Mra. Claud* Hawkins Mon­ day. They were on their way to Jackaonville. Linda Hittell, Jean Stripling, Kathy Petty, Ina Su* Boon*, Shar­ on Gllei, Terry Collins and Charlea ' Itabun war* among tha Stminola Glaa Club members going to the district m uting at Daytona Beach Friday evening. Charles ala* went with the band on Saturday at Win­ ter Park. Everything For A Complete Hunting Ur Fishing Trip. ICE R IG H T NOW ! Crushed Or Block, To Keep Your Goaio Or Fish. For Cold Drinka, Lunches etc. COLD CUTS A Coatplsls Assortment Of Haadwich Meats. QUICK COOK MEATS Chkkaa. Hausage Weiner, Park Chops Etc. DAIRY PRODUCTS Milk. 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VELDA PACKAGED QUICK FROZEN COMPLETE LINE COMPLETE LINE U. S. GOOD MILK - BUTTER • CHEESES STEAKS • ROASTS PORK CHICKEN ICE CREAM • ICE MILK FOR FEASTING UNEXPECTED ^ GUESTS * 1 �#> S$t fg n fu r B 0 ea A Tag* 8 — Frf. Msr. 17, 1981 fr n T B FRIDAY P. M. By Abigail Van Buren O J b b if 2 DEAR ABBY: Don't parenU who mar­ ried back In 1940 have any aenllment left? I am going to be married this fall and both my mother and father have been trying to talk me* out o f having the big, glamoroug church wedding I have always want­ ed. My father offered me $1000 and an aluminum ladder (he Bald he would hold it for me) while I eloped. And my mother keeps telling me we should be practical and take the money inntcad of the wed­ ding. I can't sec that Idea at all. My fiance aays it Is up to me. I still want the biggest, most glamorous wedding we can afford. Aren't memories Important? Am I being foolish? I would like to hour from other brides on this subject. SIGN ME "SENTIMENTAL- DEAR ABBY: I recently spent five weeks In the hospital. While I was there my husband came to see me and found one o f the men patients in my room visiting with me. Abby, my husband accused me of everything ln the book, which is ridiculous because the man was 72 and looked every day o f it, and I had my leg In a cast, my back in a brace and 21 stitches in my side. A day hasn't passed but what my husband hasn't dragged this poor old man Into the conversation. My husband is 47 (I am 3fi) and I have heard that men go through the "change of life" like women, causing them to be suspicious and imagine things. Could it be that? ACCUSED DEAR SENTIMENTAL: If you want a -big, glamourous" wedding — and your parents can afford it— go ahead and have one. CONFIDENTIAL TO CONCERNED DAD: Your son's behavior sounds much too feminino for a healthy young man. Tako him to an endocrinologist. If he is suffering from a homone imbalance, no amount of parental pressure, musculine example or all the talking in the world will make a man of him. * * * DEAR ABBY: My girl is a doll but she has a cute little hobby of collecting salt shakers wherever we stop to eat (and with the purse she carries she has no trouble getting away with it). She now hns ,17 pair and is working toward 40. Help. Abbyl . SALTY DEAR SALTY: Your girl friend’s "cuto little hobby" should not be taken so lightly. It Is stealing. Even if she takes it with a grain of salt. P. S. Remember Lot's wife? • • * t T. T il 7:1# *■## l:S 0 l.e o 1:1# 1# (• PAULA PRENTISS and Jim Hutton in a scene from "Where The Boyn Are" playiiiK at the MoviAInnd DriveIn today throuifh Saturday. The movie was filmed against the background of Ft. Lauderdale. * • Yes, Abby will answer your letter personuily if you write to ABBY, Box .1305, Beverly Hills, Cnllf., and roclose n stamp* ed, self-addressed envelope. • • • » Getting married? For Abby’s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding," send 50 cents to ABBY, Box 3305, Beverly Hills, Calif. Sophisticated Film Set For Rifz season's most sestful movie en* gagementa. Fashioned for smart amusement seekers, this new production i rays and untangles an explosive marital mlx*up, and Is about the sprightliest screen vehicle yet chosen for Gsry Grant. Hie co•tars, Deborah Kerr, Robert Mil* chum and Jean Simmons, also kin­ dle romantic bonfirca during the proceeding*. Gary Grant portrays the titled Britisher turned tourist guide on The Floyd Pattcrson-lngemar hi* own estate. Mlsa Kerr is his Johansson heavyweight cham­ countless wife, and Mitchura is the pionship fight will be shown at wealthy sightseer from Texas who nearly wrecks her marriage. the Rita Theatre Sunday. That e a r t a I a sophisticated charm, sparkle, enchantment or diamond • studded oomph, comes through clear and strong In ’The Grass Is Greener" coming to the Hits Theatre starting 8unday on what portends to be one o f the Attention Bout Fans! It.-l* it:## 11:IS Disney Film Coming To Drive-In Walt Disney's “ Swiss Family Robinson" which will be shown a( the Movieland Drivc-ln start­ ing Sunday, is by far his most exciting, most expc'ii'v* motion picture to date. All the elements of top enter­ tainment, in the best Disney manner ere there, adventure, ro­ mance, humor, a multitude of animals, and one of the strong­ est casts In Disney production history. Starring are John Mills, DoroIhy.McGulrc, James MacArthur Kirk, Kelvin Corcoran and Cecil Parker co-starring. The other feature on the pro­ gram la “ Raymie" starring Dav­ id Ladd. Both films wUI run through Tuesday. “ The Girl Can't Help It" with Jayne Mansfield tnd “ River's Edge" with Ray Milland will play Wednesday and Thursday, A special attraction will be seen Friday and Saturday. This will be the Pattcrson-Johsniion fight pictures. Also on the pro­ gram will be “ Hell To Eternity" and and “ The Wizard Of B a g h d a d . " Ja net Mnnrn. urith Tnmtnv W om a n:Byruh.M iner dreiR for a special occasion and then seeing the same dress walk In on a woman who looks erumpy In it* Having a saleswoman guess her a sis* larger than she actually la. Having eomeone eh* haa met »:** (1) The Peputy MONDAY A. M. f t ) Law rence W alk 1:11 11) Sign Oa f .11 t l ) Have du n W ill Travel S:l# I D Continental Clateroem <1> Our Am erican Heritage 7:#* I D Today l l : f * <t> flsL Night rig h ta 7 :'# (#1 Sign On. Weather, New* 1*:** (2 ) The X atloa'a Future 7:1* t l ) Today | IS) Gunamoke I D W ake-up Cartoen* 1 10.10 C ) Brtnk Through 7 .i» ( f ) New* and Weather («> Patti rasa (S) Shotgun Bind* S-.lt ( t l CapL Kangaroo <») ABC Nswc 11:4# <») Maks Thnt Spare t:2# (2) Weather and Newt t* 111 Pletura o f the W ash 1.4# (21 Til# Vliltor 1 1 . I # ( 7 ) B a t . N 't g n t S h o w ( I ) O utdoor Bulletin Board to) Romper n »o m «»» Navy laic (SI H ollyw ood M od e I D Kartoon Kaper* tS) P o u r Edward* r e v o lt e d . 1:2# <21 Reprue t <11 Picture o f tho W eek 11:10 <*) M id-Florida New* ( D Ping Dong School tS) Rawhide 11:1# (1) Sign O ff It:#* (3• Say When t l ) Matty'e Pundey Funnlee I t ) 1 Love Lucy (>) H arrison end Hone I D Orbit SUNDAY P. M. (1) W eetlnchouee Pleybuuee 10:10 t i l Play Tour Hunch (S) R oute t f It) Video Village tl.# * (1 ) The Chrlttophtre ( I ) The Fllntttone* 11.00 12) Price ta Right 0 111 B*tl Telephone Hour ( t l W aehlngton Converts* I*) Double K ip oture % ll> Huna.t M rlp (loo I D M -riilng Court <«) Jackie flleaeon <*) M att the P rn ftieor 11:1* (21 Concentration (1) Michael Hhayne 11:11 ( ! ) O rel Roberta I t ) Surprlt* Package («> T w iligh t /.one ( I ) Accent (1) Love That Bob <•) The Detoetlvoo tS) Ptp. tne rip e r IS) K y.w ltn eee to H lttory 11:1# IS) CBB Newt M O N D A Y P. M. ( t l U w and Ur. Jonte 1:0* (2> Cameo Thtatr* l!> Non trope i t ) n ig rictu r* 12.00 12) Truth nr Cim tq u encea IS) Channel Six Newareom i l l Herald o f Truth t o U i e o f Lira 1:1# i t ) Uoepel M tlodits 111 M id-Florida New* I D Camouflage t i l Jark Paar (S) Billy Graham 11:1* (2) It Could Ut Tou 1:** 43) Man Called X (S) H ollyw ood ifo v lo Calva* (*) Search For Tomorrow cade (» ) Pulae Heat <D Number Pleaa* ( I ) Channel t Theatre 1:11 <*) Champlonalilp Bridge t:t * (21 Focua 12) Beeketball (*) Open Window a I I ) Sunday gperte Specta­ SATURDAY A. M. i l ) About Face* 1 cular 1:1* It) A* Th* World Turna (* ) Sign On ! : « » (1 ) Play o f the Weak t l ) IMa)ltoue* I ( I ) tlrow era Alm oner 4:00 (II Tuung People'* Concert 1:1* (2) Jan Murray Show ( I ) Saturday H orning fo r 4:1# (21 Aak Waahlngton l « ) Face the Fact* tha Klde III# (2) Celebrity (loir I D Pay In Court (1) Countdown Xewa IS) Amateur Hour 1:1# (*) txiretta Young (1) Kartoon Kaprra 111 M atty's Sunday Funnlee <4) Art Llnkletter III I^arn to Draw #:1# i l l llock ey and lfl* I'rltnda I D Read to Reality <11 Ulan On 4 «I G.E. C olltx* Quit Bowl 1.0# (21 Toung Pr Melon* (SI D ln r P o n g School 1:10 t l ) Mercury W ater Sp ort. (4) Mllllouaiic 12) Cartoons Parade (*) Queen For A Day (1) Shari Lew is Show 1:11 (2) Meet The Preta 1:1* II) From Thee* R oot! (4) Capialn K angaroo (0 ) I la v a Lucy (4) The Verdin) I* Tour* (5) Movlo at Tan I D Paul Wlnrhtll t l ) Who Do You Trum 111 K ing Leonard# 1:11 12) People Are Funny 4:#t I D Make Room For Daddy I t:> Kury (SI Twentieth Century (*) Brighter l>a> ( I ) Magle T.anJ o f 7:11 121 Shirley Temple I D American Randatand Allakatam I t ) l.aaale 4:1# 14) Secret Storm (1) l.ona Ranger 7.1# IS) Brother* Drannagan 4:1* (2) llera'a Hollywood <«) Roy R oger* ( l i Mavarlck (4) e d g e or Night (I I It FD— MId-Florida ! : ! l (21 National Velvet 1:4# (2) # O'clock Movie (II True Htory <D I’ d Sullivan I D ITncle Wall (II Sky K ing 1:1* (2) Tab Hunter ID Topey* Playhouse (S) Soupy Salta (1 ) Tha Lawman t : 10 111 Chet Huntley l:# f (2 ) Chary Shew I D Peputy p a w g 8ATUKDAY P. M. (0) II E. Theatre t#l Rtn Tin Tin • 111 Tha Rebel (1) P ttte llv e e P lary 1:11 III Jack nanny (l> M ighty Mouae rtayhouae ID Tha Ulandtra IS) Junior Auction 11:0# (2 ) Loretta Toung (1) Sir. Wlaard FAST SERVICE QH ( ! ) Candid Camera IS) CHS Saturday News 11:11 <11 Thlo ft Tour Life <S) K artoon Kapers ( « ) W h it e Mr t.lne 12) IS Mrn I D W lneton Churchill (SI Sat. Fam ily M atin'* 11:M ID Sunday Night Show ( t l MIA Uaakalball i» (SI Sunday Xewa Special <t) NCAA Haakttball ta iiM ti* (1) M id-Fla. Newt ( I ) Pro and Con 11:1* 111 Channat 1 Theatre 12) NIT llaakttball 11:11 ( I ) New*. W eather, Sea. 4*i San F r a n c lc s ■ H ttt WIEBOLDT8 Smathtr* 1*1 Chaniptonahlp B ow ling CAMERA SHOP 11:1# IS) H ollyw ood Movie Caval­ I f ) All Star G olf 210 H. Park Hanford cade IS) It’ * Th* Law U t i l (1) Sign O ff (SI Taraan <t) Channat Six Newsroom <S| Intldo gporto 12) .Nations Futur* <*) Prnnla Hit Mtnace (1) Pony Kipreaa OMl ( I ) Central Florida ShowRIDErat* (II Bonansa PHONE FA 1*1218— ADM. 80c— KIDDIES UNDER 12— FREE (S) Perry Mason t i l Roaring Tw enties TONITE * HAT. NITE (2) Tall Man SHOWING A T 7:00 AND 10:13 i l l C h frk m m t • oo• • # o # #* *# # e# .* eo * * a o # p # e # o # # e e soo o o o l l n f ( ) ) | i • oo IS) Lonra It To Baaver M l ft) (S) S I# (S) SM# (S> <11 (i) S. ie <#> S:<S t i l DEAR ACCUSED: It could. But don’t diagnose your husband’s case without the help o f a physician. Me J A c Nothing throws a woman with a normal amount o f vanity quite *o aueh aa— Having another woman who is at least five years older say “ at •or age , , Splurging to buy a beautiful W e e k e n d T e le v is io n 1:10 7:00 7:1# •: t i S:»o SMS 1:1# 1:41 IS:## 1#:1* 11:00 11:1# 11:0* 11:1# t :•• several times acknowledge the in. troduction without a flicker of recognition. Making a rake from scratch and having a guest ask for the name of the mix. Being elected president o f an or­ ganisation and having all o f her friends sympathize with her In­ stead o f congratulating her. Having a younger woman—who Isn’t THAT much younger—get up and offer her a ’ chair. Having her children discover a glamorous picture of her taken years before and asking In child­ ishly frank disbelief, “ Mom, is it really you ?" Haying “ You haven’t changed a A CASTAWAY futility facing an attack by ruthless pir­ bit- to a former classmate she ates put up u solid front in "Swiss Fumily Robinson" hasn't seen In yi-aiw and rrallilng coming to the Movieland Drive-In Sunday. Starring in that hie “ Neither have you’’ rings the film is John Mills, Dorothy McGuire, James Macevery bit aa false as her own state­ Arthur and Janet Munro. ment. Having a saleswoman try to sell her a dresa with the cume-un re­ served for the no.longer young, The school match was scheduled Fourth, fifth and sixth grade “ It’s eo YOUTHFUL looking.” or today at 1:30 p in. in the audi­ students at Longwovd Elementary even worse, “ It’s so SLENDER­ School arc doing extra study on torium with one student from IZING." each case to be chosen for the spelling in preparation for entries ares competition. In an area contest. Among students planning lo en­ ter arc Charlotte Tripp, Mrs. OPEN 12 ;4S Grigsby's fourth grade; I'etcr TODAY & SAT. NBC will air • National Bas- Pyne, Mr. .Meriwether's sixth grade and Benjamin Trice, Mrs. ketball League playoff game. Dxurus' sixth grade. “ Sunday Sports Spectacular" on CBS. Hales Hrrric* “ Ths New York Philharmonic young people's concert" on CBS will feature three young per­ Borrow Our Tube Checker formers, a cellist, a pianist and 2600 Hanford A tt. FA 2-4020 a soprano. Students To Enter Spelling Match tilO 1:00 1:0# 4:0# 4:1# l.« t #;## IMS S.10 7:1# 7:1# • :ta Channel I Mewareom Maws Atlantic W eather Phil Sllvrre Newirop# m is r u . x e w e H ighw ay Patrol H untley-D rlnhley MfTHO QOtOWVH.MAYia eweew. « lunate fwooucwow CARPETING Vlaroae, Nylea. Wool * Blends DKCOHATOR COLORS VISCOSE CARPET INSTALLED Complete with $ 4 2 5 SO* YD. Pad Owly FREE ESTIMATES SATURDAY John Cassavetes' and John Erlcson are guest stars in "In ­ cident Near Gloomy River" on Hie CBS “ Rawhide" series. The mysterious disappearance of e stream used to water cattle in­ volves two brothers, "Like A Motherless Child" has Sylvia Sidney guest-starring en the CBS "Route M ." Much Ado About Music" Is the -B ell Telephone Hour" show on NBC. Music Inspired by Shakepcare'a works Is presented. A veteran theatrical trouper feels it Imperative to recover a good luck charm in “ Open Close in One" on ABC’s Sunset Strip." Dlek Powell la guest star “ Everybody Versus Timmy Day Ion" oa ABC's “ The Mr. Jones." Coverage of playoff games In the National Basketball League begins on NBC. NBC telecasts an early-round game of the National Invitation Tournament of college basketball from Madison Square Garden. As guest star on the CBS “ Checkmate" Audrey Meadows plays the author of a best-seller about her home town that stirs memories of an old unsolved murder. Frederica Thompson and Char­ ley Scott are slated for 10 rounds in a middleweight boxing match on ABC’s “ Fight of the Week." SUNDAY “ Accent" on CBS will be dr voted to a tour uf the National Gallsry of Art ia Washington, D.C. Where t-e/ & CO-FEATURE A T 8:18 ONLY GENE STRATTON PORTER’S FAMOUS NOVEL ‘ ‘ E D E r i f l CC»» In Color * Starring rA C V eA L C J MARVIN WEST House o f Floors Fern Plasa - Fera Park TB 8*1(77 W eekend TV FRIDAY t^ L V STARTS SUNDAY SHOWING TWICE NITELY — 7:00 A 10:IJ TNI MKATISY AOVINTUM STORY O f THIN ALU WRLTDISNEYS m uY TV RENTAL f lU f f Seminole TV COFEATURE AT 0 :30 NITELY STARTS N EXT WINTER lu e f) C O o ftfu A S U M U I te k i THAT WONDERFUL KID ^ OF "DOG OF FLANDERS'* I 8UNDAY Gary Grant Deborah Kerr Robert Mitchum Jean Simmons e 1 . . ------■ ■ I HEAR JERRY LEWIS SING TIIE HIT SONG -RAYMIE** THE GRASS IS GREENER" TECHNICOLOR TKCHNIRAMA PLUS THRILLING FIGHT FILMS TO M O RR O W 1:30 P. M . 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F A 2-5581 •The Lumber Number" for Sudden Service » * — ter- nan nunt tha 10# I I Stove p v t » i P*ruM U Decay �m ®^ f # * « f n r b Rrralb Fri. Mar. 17; 1 SGI — Page 0 Kaline Back In The Groove SOTVAIS 6 WHAT 1 O0 R BAZOO !'r&J KNOW HC DADS DeN Doesn't Allow IS UKE.DAGV/ ANVBOOy IN TrtRE/ WMAt HE DOftSN'r \ knov wonY hurr S Hiwf I VMANNATAKEa LOOK AT THIS DEAR DADDY/Your . Tteocy-tRAp United Press International That $200 it eost Al Kaline to start sprint: training early look* like the beat money the Detroit Tigers’ star outfielder ever spent. the pitchers and catcher* and ap­ pears ready for another .300-plus season with the Tiger*. Duke Snider, another veteran working hard to achleva a come­ back, hit hia first homer o f the " I ’ m hitting the ball so well 1 spring and drove in two runs as can’t believe it," says Kaline. the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the whos lumped to .278 last year aft­ New York Yankee*, 6-1. er averaging .311 for seven big Bud Daley, a 10-gam* winner league reasons. “ I’ve never done last aeaaon, and Don Laraen, one­ this well before in the spring.” time World Serlea perfect-game Knline collected a single and hero, each pitched three shoutout double, giving him 10 hits in 20 inning* in the Kanaaa City Ath­ tries and a .600 spring average, letics’ 6-1 decision over the Bdklin the Tigers’ 7-4 victory over the more Orioles. S t Louis Cardinals Thursday. And Rookie Tom Haller had two sin­ Detroit officials consider it no co­ gles and rookla Charlie Hiller a incidence that the Tigers’ current triple and double to lead the San 5-1 tiropefruit League record rep­ Francisco (Hants to a 7-4 victory resent* their l>est start since 1053. over tha Boston Red Soi. Kaline, whose average dwindled Willie Kirkland, acquired from to a mere .224 last August, spent the Giant* during the winter, sin­ $200 of his own money to begin gled twice and drove In a run training 10 days earlier than he each time aa the Cleveland Indi­ was scheduled to report this I ana shaded tha Loa Angeles An­ spring, lie worked out hard with j gela, 3-2. Elmo Plaakett hit two homers and Bob Skinner and Gene Baker also honored o ff Lew Burdette to lead tha world champion Pitts­ burgh Pirates to a 7-2 win over the Milwaukee Braves, Vern I.aw, 20-win hero o f 1900, pitched three strong inning* for tha Pirates. Home runt by Johnny Calllton and Clay Dalrymplt helped the Philadelphia Phlllea score nine runs in tha third inning and go on to rout the Chicago White Sox, 13-3. The Minnesota Twins scored their fifth victory in aix exhibition garnet when they beat the Cincin­ nati Beds, 6-3, behind the ninehit pitching of Jim Kaat, Paul Giel and Lee Stange. Jo* Torre, 20-year-old younger brother of Frank Torre, hit two homers and a double to drivp in four runs and spark the Braves’ B team to an 8-2 win over the Washington Senators. Buckeyes Open Play In NCAA Regional Cage Tournament Sfemper Holds On To Kegler Lead United I’ rrsa International Undefeated Ohio State heads the list o f lit highly rated schools which begin play in the NCAA re­ gional* today, hut the Buckeyes will have to overcome a gang at­ tack by the atate of Kentucky If they are to capture their second straight national championship. Proud possessor* of a 29-game winning streak — including 24 thin season — and ununimous approv­ al by the United Press Interna­ tional Board of Coarhrs as the Wieboldt's Still Atop T League Standings In the " T " League with three more week* to go find* Weiboldta in first place with 301k wins, Country Club in second with 45, Karns. third with 3SVt, * followed by Nationwide, 30lk, Smith Amoco, 284 and Jean’s Spaghetti with 28. Weiboldta and Country Club tied for high team game, both with a 350, leaving Karns in sec ond place with 323 and Smith’s 303. High team aeries wai taken by Welboldts with 1849, with Coun­ try Club eecond with 1608 and Kama third with 1301. High individual game* were two Weidboldts players, Mary Jane Gorton with 178 and Bar­ bara Laufer with 173. Clara Tlnlin waa tops for high individual serlea for Country Club with a 186, followed byMary Ann Seddon of Kama with a 431 end Mary Jane Gorton and Barbara Laufer, both on tho Wetboldt team with 431 and 434 respectively. nation’ s leading college basketball team, the Buckeyes collide with ilHiigvrous Louisville In a firstround Mid-Knat regional gnme at Louisville tonight. Louisville had a 20-7 record dur­ ing the regular campaign, but the Colonels lost only twlca while win­ ning 13 on their hoina court. Ami should the Buckeyes get past Louisville, they then would have to contend with the winner o f to­ night’s Kcntucky-Sloreland Stata match before advancing to tha NCAA's semifinal round at Kan­ sas City, Mo., next week. Ohio State present* a* wellbalanced a team aa any in tha country, with atar billing going to All-Amerira Jerry l.ueaa, while Louisville field* a veteran squad led by 8-1 John Turner. The lineup and sites for tha other regional pairings today are: Kaat — At Charlotte, N. C., Princeton v*. St. Joseph's (I’a.); Kt. Ilonavrnture vs. Wake Forest. Mid-West — At Lawrence, Kan., Cincinnati va. Texaa Tech; Hous­ ton vs. Kansas State. Far Weal — At Portland, Ore., Utah v*. l-oyola (C alif.); Southern California v*. Aritona State. St. Patty’s Day Program Set At SOKC Tonight If you think peoplr aren't sup­ erstitious, just witch the odd* go down on the dogs wearing Ihe green jacket* tonight in the grey­ hound races at the Sanford-OrUndo Kennel Club. Many greyhound players also will be weiring the green and carrying the shamrocks for to­ night's St. Patrick's Day pro­ gram, and the dogs with the Irish-sounding nsnte* will get a lot of play. In tnnight'a 11-raee program, auch "Irish" dogs as Dorlene, Hook MrCoot, Ann MaeDowell, Big Calhoun, and Dugan Tip are In the lineup for the hunch players. Both Dugan Tip and Big Cal­ houn are in Ihe featured loth •print and both have a good chance to win. Dugan won his last race, a Grada B contest, in the quick time of 31.44. Calhoun has finished second In hi* last two starts, both Grade A. Only three week* remain in the season for the Sandspur Bowling League, and Stempcr Agency atill holds the lead with 80 games won, hut llobson Sporting Goods is clos­ ing in fast with 38 wins. H their winning streak hold* up they may give Stempcr a run for their mon­ eyIn third place is E. A. Davit Buildcra with 3 2 4 , Food Mart a close fourth with 30, Wllson-Maicr with 49 and Picrro Manufacturing with 44 Vi wins. High game* rolled thii week were Margie Wood'* 203/323, Libby Whltchead 208 and Gloria Accardl with a 514 serlea. Vicki Carter picked off the 3-10 and the difficult 4-7-10 splits and Mary Lou Danyluk made the 2-7. Ruth Phillips holds tha high scratch game of 233. Nine Pace Play In Golf Title Run-Off Series - Three rounds have been played i t Ihe run-off series for champion­ ship of the Sanford Women's Golf Association, sponsored by the At. lantic National Bank at tha Mayfair Country Club. First bracket winners wer* Foutk, Keenan, McRoberta, Heard, Horenitein, dcGanahl, Russell and Duno. Second round winners were O'* Hearn, Smith, Dickey, Williams, Herron, Brown, Adam* and Craw­ ford. The third round found tha top golfers to be Wolf, Thomson, Spen­ cer and File. The next round must be played by Sunday. Losers in the first rounds drop down to lower flights and them will be consolation prises award­ ed to them at the close of the eon. test. The monthly luncheon meeting has been postponed until M ir. 29 at which time all matches wilt have been completed and prise* will be awarded to the winning contestants. Casper, McGowan Face Golf Play ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPI) —The St. Petersburg Open golf tournament went Into the second round today with the first-round score* the lowest on record for Ihe 28-year-old event. A well-conditioned course and perfect weather saw Bill Casper and Jack McGowan tie the com­ petitive course record at S3 to take the lead after 18 holes. Sportsmen's Meet The Seminole County Sport*, men's Asm. will meet Monday at 8 p. m. In the Court House, Guy Bishop, secretary, announced to­ day. YOU CAN CATCH L M R BASS Snagless Sally Tk.mil 9r*la*d with as 9 Ik. as4 s 4Vi Ik. 9*n 1st** ** SsaflsH Sally. H* »*yi. ”1 truly kill*,* Sssglsii Sail* ll ky far ths ksit fc.it fsr tsllsf " Snagleu Salty geit tha lunkert becam e In a lure H't ACTION thaf draw* Nrlkeel | Solly's Bathing Hildebrand! Spin*** attroc* (UK— 1 worn at any speed. 2 Tk* ploitic skirt ghras fUh-gming wiggle, 3 Solly works perfectly of every dsyth-choHow-addr ** depth or deep running. 4 Solly's ipoclol keel weight datlgn glyei toty troubfe” fro* costing. C Solly lets yo* Bsh the hord to-gst-ot ipota shs’i inog-proof. Saagloo* tally, la gold and nickel, hot* sites II7 I| panflsh and trout also* 11.10. loforo you go on your nast flthing trip go to your tocklo doolo* and ast a Snogtsa Solly, go surt yA ho,* a supply of legwlo* Hildebrandt Spinners too. JO HN J. HILDIBRANDT CORF., lopMipwt, lad World's fsod lof moaefottsrer of sploasr* sloco 1999 MAIM m Wildlife Week Starts Mar. 19 TALLAllASSEE-The week of March 19-25 has been proclaimed aa "Wildlife Week in Florida" by Gov. Farris Bryant. Theme of the National Wildlife Week, which will be observed across the nation, is “ Multiple USE Balanced Planning for the Fu­ ture." The proclamation Is designed to m ike the general aware that an orderly and effective approach to multiple use can be achieved only through balanced conservation planning. i l S 3 S » M C /A tO NIGHTLY MATINEES 1 2 P M Thursday - Ladies • • WHEEL ALIGNMENT WHEEL BALANCE HEATED • NEGRO CHECK! Visucdiner S McROBERTS TIRE Pkooe FA 2-0411 405 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD. FLA. N igh t GRANDSTAND LUXURIOUS • Bean 8:10 CLUB HOUSE GRANDSTAND VALET • PARKING • • • Only 14 Racing Days Left S m Q * •U I9* O N • MtoMB R ML BOUTH OV SANFORD ON MIWAV 1T-RB L ! �Hhr #anfdrft Page 10 — Frl. Mar. 17.1961 Wrr«IB Hold Your Own Classified Phone FA 2-2611 O ffice 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Toes., thru Frl. • 2 P. M. day be­ fore Insertion. Men. SaL ween. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Ties., thru Frt - a F. M. day be­ fore Insertion. Men. • SaL RESPONSIBILITY: Lorrine Thiele At Work Naval Air Station Has First WAVE Since World War It For tho first tins* line* tha bane wai In operation during WWII there la an enlisted WAVE stetloned here. Her name la Mre. Lorrine R. Thiele, AK3, but unlike her predeeeaaora, who lived In the building which la now the library and ehn- Chuluofa Women Enjoy Picnic Sewing membere of the Chuluota Hobby Craft Club took time off March 0 to go by ear to the sew home of former member Mre. Ruth Hopklna wait of Pine Hills for their epring welner roait end picnic. Driving were Mn. Van Wormer, Mre. DanWor, Mrt. Kennedy, Mra. Bean and Mre. Stottra. The ladlei, who u y “ we’re aa good at menu planning aa at sewlag" ate )iot doge, chill rellab, potato aalad, cole alaw, potato ehlpa. deviled egga, green aalad, toaaed aalad, baked beana and coffee or tea. Tho monthly birthday cake, for all membera celebrating during the month of March, waa aerved for deaaert. Mra. Hopklna waa preaented with a linen table doth and a card bearing algnaturea of all the wo­ men. The group decided to have a “ eecret pal" program thla year with pala to aend appropriate carda and exchange gifta oily et Chriatmaa. Scouts Ready For Big Day In Lake Mary Lake Mary Scouta will open an afternoon of celebration Sat­ urday at 2:30 p.m. with a Court of Honor at the Scout Hut. Ten boya are to receive rank advancement!, aeveral patrol* will prevent aklta and there will be a acout circua plua a complete mo­ del camp for parent! and viaitora to eee. A revue of Indian Tribal dance routlaea, originally acheduled to be aeen at 4 p.m., have been reaebeduled for 4 p.m. eo that they can be dona by light ef a camp 8re, Scoutmaster Harold Keen aaid. A barbecue eupper will be held at the Lake Mary Fire Hall with aervlng to begin at • p.m. Ticket* may be purchaaed from any Scout or at tho rapper. Lake Mary Circle Holds Meeting The Fey Taylor Circle ef the Lake Mery first Baptist Church mot at the home ef Mr*. James a n y , Tuesday for the March pro­ gram with Mra. Evelyn V a n in charge. “ Alcohol end Narcotic* Educa­ tin'* wee the topic and M n. Mary Hoopcngardner waa leader. Taking part oo the program were M n. M. Wilhelm, M n. J. Gray, M n. 8. Andereoa, M n. L. Stokes, M n. J. E. Green, Mr*. Shelton, M n. A. Hay, M n. E. V a n , and Mn. T. Daniel. Tim members plea la contribute ran food far'their community aria- pel, Mre. Thiel* llvea with her huaband Vincent A. Thiel*,' AOS, o f VAH-13, at NAS, 8anford. Mra. Thiel* enllatcd In the Navy O ct 20, 1057, and received her recruit training at llainbrldge, Md„ after which she attended Aviation Storekeeper “ A " achool In Jack­ sonville. Following achool she reported to NA8 Corpua Christl where she met her huaband at the bate rifle range. Mr*. Thiele extended her enllitment on* year to be with him at Sanford. A native o f fieinldjl, Minn., ah* la a graduate of the local achool system and attended DcmldJI State College. The Thiele’s reside at 30S W. 16th St., 8anfonL Adventists Attend Planning Meeting Members of the Seventh-day Ad ventlata Dorcas Welfare Society attended a Cenlral Federation planning meeting In Orlando Tues day to map out relief activities for the year. Delegates representing 22 cen­ tral Florida societies attended the sessions at the Sanitarium Adven­ tist Church. Mlta Frances James, director of Red Cross home servir* and El­ der 8. W. Will, Southern Union Welfare director for Advantlata, war* guest speakers during the morning. During the afternoon, reports from local societies were heard. Mra. O'Quinn, president of the Sanford society, made the local report. Sunbeams Begin New Study Primary Sunbeams of the First Baptist Church of Lake Mery mat Monday afteroooa to atari a new unit ef study about “ People Who Capie Before U l." Refreshments were served after the program and the boys and girls enjoyed playing the Indian Pebble Gam*. Those present were Curtis Crawword, Jimmy Clements, Cteqdia Bom an, Jo Ana Wilbanks, David Bryant, Joseph Flannigao, Wil­ liam Anderson, Donna Avery, Rickay Wilbanks, Danny WUbanks. Harman Flannlgan, and the lead­ e n , Mra. J. W. Crawford, and M n . J. A. Norden. / 12 ACRES on Highway 17-92 n e v RENT A BED C rcustand. Adaptable for JP Rollaway, Hospital A Baby Beds most any use. Roads on three By Day, Week or Month FOR RENT sides For further information, CARROLL'S FURNITURE 2 Bit Duplex country setting 970 telephone J. W. Halt, Realtor, 1!« W. 1st St. 3 BR llo Pintcresi Drive 33 Ph. FA 2-3111 3 BR Kitchen equipped <3 FA 2-3641. 3 BR Mostly furnished 43 3-ROOM garage apartment, water and electricity furnished No FOR SALE: Huuse and 4 acres 2 BR Fully furnished <3 deposit on utilities No prts. of l.-ind Rt I Box 49 A. 2 BR alt furnished includ ng FA 2-1203 or FA 2 8211. Call piano — extra nice 103 be.'ore 2:00 or after 6:00 p.m. 3 BEDROOM CB home. Urge corner lot, 1800 Cedar Ave.. “ WE TRADE" 2-LARGE room furnished apart­ near high school. Call FA 2-4 2 # ment. 310 Magnolia. Cal' A. K. IV. H. “ BIU” Stamper Agency after 6:00 p. m. Realtor A Insurer Hostetler, Florist. FA 2-1661. t. Transportation 3. Food 6. For Rent 7. IluflineM Rental* 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loan* 1-1. Insurance 13. Rusineus Opportunities 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help W'anted 19. Sltuationa Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Batons 22. Build • Paint • Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Services Phone FA 2-4991 NIFTY-AUTO BATH, 24M French Av*. 3. Education • Instruction IV T H S CIRCUIT COURT OR TU B VIVTH jr n i C I A t . CIRCUIT. IV SV D r o e SKMIWOLH c o r ATT, rt.ORIDA IT C R A T C S R T TUMHRR HISS JASIEM C. ANDREW S And Wife; EVELYN C. ANDREWS. P la in tiffs va. * RORERT V. M cI.A tm m .IN An* wlfa, MART LOUISE MeLAUOHLIN, Dafandanla \ o t ic p . o p e u iT TO: ROBERT K. McLAUGHLIN and wlfa MARY LOUIHB M cLAU fllll.lN , I I I Kaat Hhaaf Hoad Cleveland, Ohio. You and aarh o f jrna ara harabr notified that rou ara raqulrad ta fII* jrour anawar or w rlttan dafanaaa. If anr. In tha abova pm raadlns with tha Clark o f thla Court and to aarva a copy tharaof on tha p la ln tlfr* i t t a r n t f , Charlra J. Cullom. II Kaat WaahIncton Mtraat, Orlando, Florida, on nr baforo tha l*th dap o f April, l i l t , or doeroo pro aan faaao w ill ba antarad aealnat rou. Tho Complaint aaaka to forocloao a m orteaea aneumbarlne tha propartr and pramlaaa In Bamlnole C ounlr. Florida, dtaerlbod aa fotIowa, to .w it: Tha North IIS foot o f tho Southwaat ona-quartar ( I W t ) a f tha Northwaat ona-quartar. o f Battlan II, Towaahlp II South, Ran** It Eaat, laaa Eaat IS ehalna and laaa rleh t or w a r for Sanford Avanua an Waat Bid*. DONE and ORDERED at Sanford. Florida, thla Sth dar o f March, , 112 N. Park |2-BEDROOM modern clean house EQUITY in Wynn:wood 3 bedfor rent at 1810 W. Third St 1 room home, by owner. $83 pay­ FURNISHED small 2 bedroom ments Include everything. 4*br» Ph. Bartow. Fla. 633-2326. house, electric kitchen, water mortgage. Large lot. Total furnished, nice yard. FA 2-2097 SLEEPING ROOMS, the Gables, $10,900. FA 2-1537. or FA 2-3730. 401 Magnolia Ave. HELMLY REALTY LARGE 4 bedrooih unfurnished FURN. APT., 2300 MeUonvUIe. 308 W. Utk Street house, kitchen equipped, next to new high school, 983 mo. 3-BEDROOM bouae, So. rtnecreit FA 2-7605. Evening* FA IM T ff Addition. Ph. FA 2-3719. FA 2-1971. 4-BEDROOM home with 3 «cre* APARTMENT, 505 Myrtle Ave. of land west of Sanford. Box FURNISHED eff'clency apart­ FA 2-5802. 143-A, R t 1, Paola, Fla. ment, full bath, elean, $40 407V* W. First St., Apt. 3. FURNISHED apartment, hard­ 3-BEDROOM, IS bath home with wood floor*, tile bath. FA 2-6201. ihade tree*, patio, enclosed t 8 R. furnished bousf - $73 Florida room. In Pinecrcit 3rd 3 B. R. unfurnished . . . . $13 2-BEDROOM unfurnished bouse. Addition. FA 2-7782. 1 B. R. apartment ....... $80 FA 2 3049 or FA 2 6347. ROSA L. PAYTON COUNTRY HOME on lake, 2 3 FRONT LOTS to residential Registered Real Estate Broker bedrooms, unfurnished, 350 per section. Phone FA 2-0786. * Ph. FA 3-1901 17-92 at Hiawatha month. FA 2-7504. SAN LANTA APARTMENTS. Nlca LAKE FRONT HOMES 4-R003I, clean apt 811 Park. large apartments, 404 E. 14th 9 Bedroom partly furnished with The Herald wUt set he responsible for more than one Incorrect Inser­ tion ef your ad, and reserve* the 2. Notices • Personate right to revise or reject any ad­ vertisement from what ordered to I MINUTE CAR WASH 91.30 conform to lb* peffrfov ef fhte Open * a. m. to • p. m. daily, • a. m to ■ »■ m. F r i A Set. paper. Iva Carpenter A Leeter Velno Legal Notice 12. Real Estate For Salt 6. For Rent 2-ROOM furn. apt. FA 2 5927. SL Ph. FA 3-4212. PRIVATE tutoring to bookkeeping, typing. English, arithme tie. CaU FA 34302. 3-BEDROOM unfurnished house, 1403 Wynn*wood Dr. FA 3-771S. ELECTRONIC 3-BEDHOOM furnlrhed apartment, TECHNICIANS tile bath, eloee In, 601 Palmetto. are in demand everywhere. If FA 2-1374 after 3:30 p.m. you qualify, train evening*. Write tor information. If rural LAKE cottage, furn. FA 34106. give directions to your home. Orlando Electronics Institute, NICE 3 room furnished apart­ ment for couple, water includ Inc., ISIS N. Orange Avenue, ed, $30. FA 2-7309. Orlando, Florida.. 3-BEDROOM h o u s e , kitchen equipped. Ph. FA 2-3303. Legal Notice HOME OWNERS 200 feet on lake, 912,995. Two Complete homes, one 3 bedroom, one 3 bedroom, with 3 acres and 179 feet lake frontage, plua small grove, very convenient to town and “ WE TRADE" base, $53,000. m W. H. “ BUI” Stcmper Agency t Bedroom plus beautifully panRealtor—Inturor nelled Florida room looking out FA 2-4991 113 N. Park over a icenie lake, fn a nicety developed community about • UNUSUALLY nice unfurnUhed 1 miles from Sanford, $15,000. bedroom garage apartment; central heating, air condition­ “ WE TRADE" ing, near ehyrchei and store*. W. H. “ Bill" Stcmper Agency No cbUdren, oo peta. 980. Ph. Realtor—Insurer FA 2-4263. Phone FA 2-4991 112 M. Park We need your 3 Bedroom home Hated with u* for rent. Full management provided. Pleat* caU us for service. RAVENNA SPARK Ih o m e s Alcohol, Narcotics Studied By Circle Legal Notice p ARK IDGE Shoemaker ATTENTION! NEW HOMES LAW N SERVICE RESALES | WE USE VC-1B SPRAY ~ | ALL WORK GUARANTEED Milwee To Speak To Taxpayers Supt. ef Schools E. T. MUwee will address The Taxpayer* For Better Government In Seminote County Assn., at n meet mg in the Altamonte Elementary School nt • p.m. Holy Croee Choir with students All taxpayers ef the county are from Stetson University will pre­ invited to attend. sent Feure'e “ Requiem" this Sun­ day et the chard*. Tha Passion Sunday Cantata will Fidelis Class begin et I p. m. end U open to the public. No offering will be Ukea. T o M eet T u esd ay Following the presentation. Ju­ Tb« April matting will bo hold nior Episcopal Young Churchmen The FMelte Sunday School at dm b o a t of M n. Alice Hay. will meet In the Pariah House Class of the First Baptist Church where they will see a film and will heii the regular Monthly Famale file* live about «S Senior ETC member* will ge to business meeting et the home ef M f* ■! tho maximum whila the Youth Luungt for discussion Mre. W. B. Giles. Lake Monroe. end eoctel activity. mate fltea Uva ahaut M days. Tuesday at 7:30 p .« . Episcopal Cantata Open t o Public U. For Rent CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. I.oat & Found 2. Notlcen • Personate 3. Education • Instruction IT TIIE CIRCUIT COURT. TITTH HOUSE, I bedrooms, I baths Ph. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IT AND FOR FA 2-4143. BRMITOLE COUNTY. F L O R ID ! . 7, Business Rentals IT CHATUERY Tu. 11***. SMALL, clean, furnished apart­ FED ER AL NATIONAL MOUTO AflE A8HOCIATION a eorp orsment. Lights and water furnish OFFICE SUITE: a rooms, air llon oreanlaad undar an Aat e f conditioned, downtown location. ed. FA 14702. Conerasa and •ulalln* purauant to tha Ftdsral Naflnnal MarlCaU FA I -0733. ta r* Association Charter Act, 3-ROOM apartment, unfurnished, having Its principal efflea* In close in. FA 2-3319. tha C llr o f W aahlneton, D is­ 9. For Sate or Rent trict o f Columbia. Plaintiff. FURNISHED 3 room apartment, CUSTOM BUILT Home on Lake. Va. $40 per month. Adults. 119 N. Rent or aale. Reasonable. JO B R rti J. MoGOWAN and Jassmto* Avenue. RUBY CL McOOWAN, hla wlfa. Owner, FA 1-1397. Dafandanta, SUIT TO rO R B C L nSB MORT* 3-BEDROOM house. U k * Mary, UNFURNISHED bouse in North OAOR TOl 971 month. FA 1-3683. READY FOR OCCUPANCY Orlando; I bedrooms, acreeed Joaaph J. MeOowaa, and Ruby O. McGowan, patio and awimmlng pool, |95. Laksvlaw Drlva, WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms |ChooM from many varied FA 3-3343. The subject of each talk this Sanford. Florida. i exterior designs sad fleer privet* bathe, 114 W ..First SL teat. T o * Joooph J. McGowan and year will be “ Conserving N etunl (SEAL) 1pleas. Ruby O. MoGowaa. aro harabr Arthar H. Rackwllh, Jr. notlflad that a Rltl o f Complain, 3-BEDROOM bungalow, furnish­ Resources In my Soil Conserva­ • 4 Bedrooms . J Bathe Clreult Caurt Clark to forocloao eortaln m orteaea oa ed, 113 Palmetto. R r Jaan E. With# tion District/' the fo llow in g dsoerlbsd proportp, W HERE. . . . • 9 Bad reams . 1 Balks Daputr Clark t o - w lt r FURNISHED house, sail between Publish March !*, IT, IS. *1. 11*1. Lot S. Block «. LOCH A R WHERE. . . . • 9 Bedrooms - I f , Beth* 9:30 end 3:30 p. m.. NO 9-1361. BOR. PH ILLIPS SECTION, accord ln e to tho plat IharaIT THH CIRCUIT COURT OP W H E R E a . . • I Bedrooms • 1 Beth o f aa rtcordad In Plat Book 2 - ROOM furnished apartment, T l i a TITTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT with or without screw ed I. Paesa *1 and S*. Publla < privets bath and entrance, 111 OP A TD POR SEMINOLE COCNCAN YOU GET R ecord* e f Samtnote County, perch. T T , FLORIDA MeUonvUIe. FA 2-900. Florida. MORE HOME ^ CHANCERY HO. H IM TOGETHER W IT H : O. R. Hot AS^LOW i| DOWN TIIE ROSTON FIVR CEN T! DOLLAR VALUE J W ater Hoator Bar. P. TTttlfl, IAVINOB BANK. PAYMENT Modal TO SI. ** Gallons; NuP la in tiff tons Kltrhaa Xxhauat Pan. l* " j • 9 • i • 4 Bedroom* Conventional • FHA Alcohol and narcotics education O. r. R afrlearalor, Bar. XK setW i l l i a m b . k e n d r i c k and • Planned Lake Front s e n c e a r su it ait. Modal LB It. G E. Ran**, waa the topic for lb* meeting of BARBARA LUCT KENDRICK, bin FHA In Servlet ■ar. OP tltstt, Modal J 1*1. THE STATE OP FLORIDA TO JIM Cemmnaity the Ruth Masters Circle of the wlfa, an* H ERBERT E. STENMaeta Chef Oil Seas* Haatar, UTXMAN, RESIDENCE UNKNOWN: FINANCING • • Fnrnteked Modete far STROM d /b /a STENBTnOM A aw ora Complaint having baan Bar. *1111. Modal OK a*. »T U First Baptist Church of Lake REALTY. flloJ agatnat yau In tha Circuit yenr Inspection 71, tl*. Vanatlan Blinds, I*, DIRECTIONS! Turn West Mary, Tuesday In the home ef Dafandanla haa baan fllad aealnat you aad Court In an* fo r aom lnol* County, NOTtCR OP SUIT IT MORTOAOn you are raqulrad ta aarva a copy Plortea. by MAT UTZMAN. for SIon 20tb SL Follow Country Mrs. Frances Gaines. Minimum $350 Dn. FORECLOSURE rink Kd. A Watch for enr o f your anowar o r ploadln* ta tk* rare*, the abort tltt* o f which U Mra. Gaines, circle chairman, TO: WILLIAM E. KENDRICK |eigne. BIU o f Cempnlnt on tho p la ln tlffa MAT UTZMAN, P lain tiff, vartua and BARRARA LUCT waa In charge of the bualness ses­ attornor. W A L K E R . W A L K E R S JIM UTZMAN. DafandanL tha** KENDRICK, hi* wlfa, RARE. Van ak lvor Bulldtne. W in- praaanla ar* to com m on* yau t « ap­ sion. The group decided to bring BUILT BY l i t Country Club Clrala tar Havoa, Florida, and file tho pear an* fit* your w rlttan dafanaaa Sanford. Florida can food for their community mis­ •rlelnal Anawor or ploadlnx la haraln an or b ofor* the Itlh Jay You ara harabr notlflad that a sion project for the month of Complaint ta forarlaaa a cartaln tho O ffice e f the Clark o f tho Clr­ o f April. A.D. 1*11. or elhorwta* Court on or bofor* Marsh Boer** pro eonfoao* w ill b* ontoro* March. A .letter waa read from m orteaea anautnbarlne tha fe llo w - eult H ot, tttl. I f you fall to do a* aealnat you. LAKE MARY BLVD. Tha eanfar* Kara!* I* S to le n * !Mrs. C. C. Holly, member of the In* daaerlbad raal propartr. to ­ judgm ent by dtrault w ill b* tak­ w n: CONSTRUCTION CO., INC Just West ef 17-99 en aealnat you fo r tha rollot de­ a* aa a nawapapor a f ganaral airW.M.U. who has been away about Lot It, Block “ K". COUNTRY mand** In th t Rill o f C om plaint aulatlan la whloh thla citation ahall 111 West 36th Street PA 2-8123! PA 2-41570 CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO I. two months visiting her son, BUI DONE AND O RD ERED * t Ban- ba publlah** one* taeh w ttk (ar Phan* FA 9.8193 a ccording to tha plat tharaa! ford. Florida, this H ud day o f fou r oonaaeutlva watka. Holly, in Costa Rico, where be aa racordad In Plat Boak 11. WITNESS my ban* a n ! officia l February. A- D. lttt. has gone for his health. p a t* M. Publla Raoorda of aaal o f tha Clerk a f tha Clreult (SEAL) Samlnola County, Florida, InCourt aa thla Sth Jar a f U u t k , Arthur I . Back with, Jr. After the business, the program eludln* all atructnraa and fixA.D. 1**1. Clark Circuit Court wai turned over to Mrs. Ruby turaa attach** ta ar uaad It <9RAL> Rpt Martha T . Vlhlan. eaanactltn with tha prtmlat*. Arthur IV. Baakwltb, Jr. Hood, acting program chairman, Deputy Clark haa baan fllad aealnat rau In tk* Clark # f tha Circuit Court W ILLIAM RARE, who had prepared a vary intareat­ abova-atrlad suit, and r*u ara M tek N. CleralanJ, Jr. o f tho firm o f ing program on Narcoties. Those raqulrad la aarva a eopr af rou r W A L K E R . W A L K E R S BABE. Carroll A. Burk# Anawar or Ptaadlnea ta the Com ­ Atterneya at Law taking part were Mra. K. Chavera, plaint on P laln tlffa attornor*. Van Skiver Building, P. O. Bos l i t . Sanford. Florida w in te r, Huron, Florida. Mra. M. Wilbanks, Mra. F. Wil­ Aadaraan, Ruah, W ar* S Daan. A ttorn or* fo r ptklatlff. Attaraaya far P la la ttff I l l Boat Cantral Avanua, Orlando, banks, Mra. C. Jonas, Mra. H. Fer­ Publlah Fob. I* A Mar. A l«. IT. I Publlah Mar. 1*. IT. t l . to. 1t*L COM PLETE Florida, end fit* tha a r ls U u guson. Mrs. D. Lusk, Mrs. F. Anawar ar P ltedla g In tha afflaa af tha Clark at tha Circuit Court Gaines, and Mr*. M. Roman. nr bafora tha ITIh dap a f Others present were Mra. C. an April. X*«t. If rau fall ta da ao, Wanaley, Mrs. E. Hlxon, and Mrs. a dacraa era canfaaaa w ill ba la k an asAlnat rau tor tho rallat daBetty Jean McCluS*. mandod la tha Complaint. Mrs. Boman closed the meet­ Thla nolle* *ha!l ba publlabed ing with prayer. The group en­ anna * wuak far faur conaacutlv* waah* la tb « Sanford Harald. ONE DOLLAR DOWN 18 ALL YOU PAY joyed cake, lemonade and coffee WITNESS n r ban* an* officia l during the eociel hour that fol­ aaal at afflca at Sanford. Samia a la C o u n tr . n .r l* a , thla Sth d t p lowed. O Spraying • Sprigging # Sodding BUNLAND ESTATES a f Mnrah. 1**1. (SEAL) Arthur R. Barkwltk. Jr. 3 BEDROOM S- 1 * 2 BATH S Clark af Cirault Court S r Martha T. V th l.o MOTS IN IMMEDIATELY Daputr Clark Publlah Mar. I*. |f, as, *|. j| »t. Seminole Soil Conservation Speaking Contests Slated The speaking contests on Soil and Water Conservation, sponsored an­ nually by thf Florida Association of Soli Conservation District Super­ visors, will start on April 7. The aupervlsora of the Seminole District have agreed to provldo awards or prizes to the four top contestants. The local contests will be held in the Agricultural build­ ing located two blocks West of tha Sanford Junior High School at 7:30 p.m. on April 7. Thla contest It open to any Sen­ ior High School Students In Semi­ nole county. Tha winner of thla contest will eompete in the area contests to bt held in Orlando on April 14. The area consists of the following counties; Seminole, Orange, Osceola, Brevard, Polk, Lake, and Volusia. Tha winner of the area contest will also com­ pete in the State contest which will be held during tha annual meeting of the Florida Association of Soil Conservation District Super­ visors In August. Tha exact time and place of the Stale eonteat will be announced it a later date. Sale W ith HERALD W a n t - A d s Moatkly Payamta Lower H ire I n t ▼A riau d E i At ift % taUrwt Longdale 3-Bedroom . l f t Bath from Restate BaUt-la D teea Kitchens Dp $8250 ONLY $250 DOWN He FSA Can?. • DON’T FAIL TO A M ABOUT OUR OTHER WONDERFUL SAVINGS ON REMAINING MEW BOMBS O f BOUTS F1NBCBSBT. 6tk ADD. *57 _ _ W ill D IU C n O N S : U Mto. Sn. 2* SM fred an Hwy. 17-St Than West At C A S IL E op Your V A L E N C IA S — On Trees! J a t i P h m t F A 2-4244 — W t Y D t T h e Rent — B e l Wi Ki i HI NO CeaUct JIM HUNT, Sites m i-: a 1st. BEE and COMPARE — PAY ei6ie*t#tutieie CleaUg Cast* M b. * Small Grove O w ners! O d h a m &IMST u d o r, Inc. Bey. FA B1IB1 J. BEAILEY A MIGHTS FA S466S ODBAM. FEES. w H p LEE MANSFIELD • 2*12 N. Gratfrtew LAWN BERTHS PA 2-i �Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate Fur Sale (Sl|» . Oanfnrh HOME PLUS INCOME for cou- 4 BR HOUSE, by owner FA 2 3372 4-BEDROOM, 2 bath. FA 2-0233. - p i e or widow: practically down“ town, 3W Mainolia. Call Own­ er. FA 2-7004. NO HIDDEN OR CLOStNG Reglatered Real Estate Broker COSTS Ph. FA 2-1101 17-92 at Hiawatha 2 and I Bedroom masonary home built on your lot any­ FOR SALE where in the state of Florida. Immediate posieision on this IN EXCLUSIVE No waiting — immediate con­ cuitom built Loch Arbor ranch SOUTH SYLVAN LAKE SHORES struction. CALL FA 2 8343. style home priced to aell at Beautiful 3 bedroom home; fully 116,700, at low ai $3,266 down, equipped; eentra) heat; double balance le u than rent. Thii garage, enclosed: intercom £ home l« ipacioui throuahout. system, large Ukefront lot, LARUE 3 - bedroom homr in Pinecrcst. Low down psyment. w designed for family livinc; landscaped, with sprinkler sys­ Ph, FA 2-4600. with a fenced yard alio. tem. A bargain at $28,300.00. For Information call FA 2-7666 1-BEDROOM, m bath delux* days, or FA 2-6366 htghta or 3-BEDROCM, 3 bath, screened carporte; in Sunland, 3300 masonry home near new high Sundays. | down, assume psyments. Phone school, a real show place at FA 3-7026. only $1,030 down, $73 monthly. OUR BOARDING HOUSE No Down Payment ROSA L. PAYTON OW YOU CAM JOKE/ NO.MA30R.1SEE SWIMMING POOL3-BR — 2-BATH HAR- B U M P H /T AM FLA TT8 N 6 0 THAT ONLY ONE KOLB FOR WOO HAVE A6KCO M E TO BE THE V * * YOU.ZATOF ,c1 IM O u P CLUB'S THESPIAN VENTURE ‘ CYRAMOOE <>. PlCRRE.BUT X WOOLO PR EFER T O Bergerac ,* MAKE A MORE MODEST CONlRIBUTiOHf MAHr4»OSEMOSfc — OF COURSE.IF YOU IN SIST..... re > A H E M .W H A T V E H IC L E W O '4 3 0 H A V E Headly Const. Co. AUND FOR M e ? ‘ S O M C O - 15 ALMOST As Rera aa application to tha aald Judea for a final settlement o f har admlnla. trsifon Of aald estate, and fo r on order dls rh arcln * bar a* tuch Administratrix. Dated this Clth day a f Tobrnary. A. D. m i . fleulah K. MII10P As Administratrix at tha E s ­ tate o f Willi* M. lllllar, I)ecas*ed. Karlyl* lli>uahntdar Attorney for Admlh lsttalf lt ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Rddltor Raymond Lundquixt, A im c . FA 2-3031 Atlantic Bank Bldg Fair Value Properties 22. Iluild • Paint • Repair 10. Female Help Wnnted YOUNG woman Mr general o f­ CARPENTRY, painting, roofing and cement work. FA 2-4899. fice work. Apply 414 W. 6th SI. 17. Male Help Wanted PREFER married men who want to earn $130 and up a weak; ear nacettary; thorough training provided; Telephone FA 2-7580 for Interview ap­ pointment. — 1■■ - — — 19. Situations Wanted SEWING by long experienced colored dress maker. FA 24377. WOMAN wishes work, edn do any kind housework. FA 2-2706. ROOM SPECIAL $14 93. Paint­ ing inside and out. Call Mr. Talker, FA 2-6159. 23. Building Materials LUMBER • HARDWARE - PAINT nOOFING FIIA Loans B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES We Give TV Stamps 603 W. 3rd St. FA 2 7898 24. Electrlcul Services House Wiring — Electric Service Frigidalre Appliances Sid Vihlcn — Randall Electric 113 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0913 FARMER’S AGENCY THOMAS 8T. PATRICK’S DAY SPECIAL! BPRING CHICK - UP LAWN .MOWERS *6.95 Frc* Pickup A Delivery Ik City Limits Outald* — 61.66 Extra _ F IX IT SH OP 466 M. lal HI. Ph. PA 2-4761 I I I !, nr a D srrt* Pro Confess# may b* entered against yau. (SEAL) Arthur M. Eeskwlth, Jr. Clark * Ryi Martha T. Vlhlsn Deputy Clerk KEI.l.r A HURT Attorney* for P lain tiff I W est Church Itrsat Orlando. Florida Pabllsh r*b. 14, Mar. I, II, IT. NOTiuM r im m u* Ths Hoard of County t'ntnmla■loner* of Hemlnul* County, FlnrIds. will receive bids at the o ffic e nf Arthur II. Iltckw lth, Jr.. Clerk, In ths Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, up to »:•# p. m. Monday. March 21, 1)11 for the follow in g approxim ate amount o f matorlaloi lions An. I Il,t0* Gallons o f Oaaollne, Hern No. 3 2*40 tu ilon o Dlosst Englna oil. Gallon Drum. 4 Quart Sealed Can. 1 Quart Saaltd Can. liens No. a 2S.0S* Gallon* o f Jfe. t Diesel Furl. Item No. 4 t.*a* Gallons G osolln* Engln* Oil ( Quart heeled Can 1 Quart Sealed Can. Item V*. b Lot* lb*. 14* Hear Oil. Item No. € Too lbs. Chassis liras**. H Ths a b o tt to bs delivered to lit* County Road Camp on H ighw ay 17-12 as nssdsd during Ih* period ending Hrptemhtr I*. 1)41. Hid* to be encloeed In a seated envelope, n lslnlr marked on the outside: RID FOR Ft' RNMII IXtl PETROI.r.CM PRODUCTS. open March 24. 1441. ■ Ida to show net prlc* i* the County only. Dido to bo opened at a m eeting ta bo held In the County Com ­ m issioners M esllnr Room In tho Courthouse al Sanford, Florida on March 21. I )4I. Board * f County Com missioners Ssminol* County, Florida J. C. Hutchison. Chairmen Ryi W . C. lilies. Jr. C onnie Knalnesr Publlah: Marth lllli and Match 24th, 1141. FREE OF RXTRA COST EVERY SECOND GALLON dr QUART M a ry Carter Paints 261 W. 1 * St* • BIG VALUES • QUICK CREDIT • EASY TERMS WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS FA 24646 TY. LAR-RE’ BEAUTY SALON CITATION IN EH THE ESTATE OF ANTONIO OUCSANCA, Tho Daaaasad. Clark Publish Feb. 21. Mar. S. II. U . Ph. FA 2-5961 PAINT, Luggage, Atvnlngs, Boat 301-6-6 E. IsL Covers. Tarps, Tents, Army1960 WIZARD Winner 18 ft. De­ Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. luxe Cabin Cruiser. Fully equip­ ped, 75 h. p. Johnson Motor, READY MIXED CONCRETE Tandem trailer. May be seen Outdoor Table Tops ft Sests ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ Lot Msrksrs — Silts — Lintels at 136 N. Summerlin Ave. Steps — Patio Blocks — Sand ments, Invoices, band bills, and 14' BOAT and trailer with 18 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. programs, etc. Progressiva h. p. Elgin. FA 2-2967 after Ph. FA 24751 Printing Co. Phona FA 2-2951— 306 Elm. Ave. 5:00 p.m. 308 West 13th St BELL Saw sharpening maehlae. 89 Automobiles • Trucks Never used. $150. FA 2-4656. WATCH REPAIRING Is My Business, not a sideline. WHEEL CHAIRS, crutches, 51 PONTIAC, radio and heater, ALL WORK GUARANTEED new battery, good transporta­ canes, walkers. PETE'S WATCH REPAIR tion $143 cash. FA 2-7690. FREE DELIVERY 213 Oak Ave. Ph. FA 2-3143 Prescriptions our Specialty 66 IMPERIAL, air conditioned, FAUST'S R s PHARMACY loaded. Special Price. FA 2-0614 29. Automobile Service 2nd and MellonviUe Ph. FA 2-7107. '83 FORD. Ph. FA 2-7164. FRIGIDA1RE AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Windshield Back Glass Door" Glass Vent Glaae SERVICE Senkarik Gians and Paint Co. 210 Magnolia 20. Radio 6 Television HERALD Want TV SERVICE within the hour. Parts 5 labor positively guar­ anteed 60 days. Service colls $3. SUNSHINE TV, FA 2-9792. Ado- 22. Build • Paint • Repair 31. Poultry • Pete • Livestock FREE: Puppies. Just give 'em a good home. 704 Palmatlo Ave. FA 2-6606 after 3:00 p. m. iftlA i MU DOWN I PA Y M E N T I 56 MERCURY J 54 MERCURY Two Day Special! * Two^Day SporiaH Fully Equpped, CHEVROLET ft Tea Flaetslde Pickup CHRYSLER Station Wagon CHEVROLET 4*Door, Power gild* .......... PONTIAC Chieftain 4-Door, Hydramatlc CHEVROLET 4*Door V-8, Pow ergllda... I1UICK 4-Door Special ............................ FORI) 4-I>oor FaMsaa, Air Conditioned ........... CHEVROLET Station Wagon, 4-Door • VI - P/G MERCURY 4-Door A utaoiatle..... ........ ........... . CIIRVROLET ft Ton Pickup ______ CHEVROLET Ton Plckap ............ OLDS 16 4-Door Holiday - .................... RAMBLER Station Wagon, Overdrive DOIH1E Royal Lancer 3-Door ____ __ OLDHMOBILK 3*Door Hardtop FORD ft Ton Plckap, V -l Engles CADILLAC g-Uoor ............................ ..... HTUDEIIAKER Station Wagon .............. MERCURY 2-Door, Automatle ................. CHEVROLET 2-Door, Balalr, 6 Cylinder PLYMOUTH I-Door Craabrook ............. RENAULT Dauphin# ------- --- --------------PONTIAC 4-Door - ----------- ---------------- FORI) 4*Door CHEVROLET 4-Door FORD ft Ton Pickup, 6 Clylndor I HI $665 $ 663 $1063 sues $ 866 6 896 $ I6S 6 695 6 895 51395 81095 $ 195 $ 695 $ 393 $ 695 $ 693 $ 395 S 993 S 463 $398 $ 348 I 395 3 193 S 398 $ 893 Phone FA 2-0711 2nd and Palmetto : *476 *260 198,000 f WE'RE SELL-E-B RATING COMETS 1st BIRTHDAY COMETS WITH THE SWEETEST SOLD DURING ITS US TODAY FOR FIRST YEAR! YOUR BEST BUY EVER (Tint's ont sold err/y mlnutd, each weekday In the year) DEALS IN TOWN! SEE ON THE SENSATIONAL NEW '61 COMET! Cond. DODGE ft Ton Pattrl Truck PRICED TO SELL! KamantUr this. Everybody I drives n used car. Coma out I . and compare at a I CARLAND IM PERIAL-Air Passenger U | CllltYSLKIt Windsor, TOM HARLAND SAYS: \ t o rn h n r In n il s ) 86 56 86 68 58 66 86 II 61 57 69 67 33 56 81 88 55 54 88 85 81 86 53 61 53 66 IT’S C0MET’s ( k T BIRTHDAY! RENTALS $3 WEEK PAINTING: Colors a specialty. 203 W First St (21 lir. sir ) Residential, commercial, Indus­ FA 2-3623 trial. Licaaacd aad bonded. Work guaranteed. Fret esti­ PIANO TUNING ft REPAIRING W. L HARMON mates. Charlie Burris, FA 2 4574 ot FA 2 4437. Ph. FA 2 4223 ■ m 96 ' 61369 1 6 3H IH | • 6 $ 886 889 . I 8861 WHERE THRIFTY PEOPLE BUY QUALITY CARS AT REASONABLE PRICES. Sewing Mach. Repairs FORD I Wagon CAD 4-dr, Air Cond. FORD it-dr, Sedan a _____ 3-dr, Sharp FORD 2-dr, DODGE 4-dr, 4-dr. Clean CHEVr 4-dr, P/n Used furniture, appliances, tools, ate. Buught-Sold. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 24132 F U 1 T 8 CARPENTRY Services, 27; Special Sarvlcee n*w werk k repair. Specialise in Fla. room enclosures. Ph. ALL MAKES & MODELS FA 2-7416. Here Are Just A Few Of The Many Used i ’urn 4| Available On Our 1-ot Today. 87 ~ 86 S3 63 65 84 HOLLERS * SANFORD Ph. FA 2-4623 Wall ' ' 1 I ' | WILSON - MAIER Sales & Service G. II. HIGH Oviedo. Fla. FO 3 3313 Days Evenings Sanford FA 2-3883. F L O R ID A THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO I Antonia Marla B u n a n c*. dluaappa Russahi-a, Antonia ■uaaanea, Uluaappa Husaaiica, Rosart* Bus. aancaa, Marla Ruiaanoa, Slavatar* Baaaanca. Tinder* Buaaanaa, Tlndara Lana, Salvatar* Las*. Antoni# Lana, Eaaarl* Lose, niusspp* L«na. Antonia Bua*an«a, Marl* Russanra, Tlndara Dussatica and Angola Glovannina llusssnca and any and all poronns rlslm lng an Intorosl In Ih* Kslat* o f Antonia Rustanca. dsroasod; Tau ar* hsrsby natlflad that a petition hss been filed In this Court t* dslsrm ln* Ih* b*n*floiarIs* In (ho n b ov o-ily U d octal*, and you nr* horsby rtqu lrtd to III* In (his cau st on or bsfor* March 21th, ISII, your w ritten claim*. If any, en titling you to distribution ef tho assets e f said sstato. Should yau fall thsrain Judgment will b* entered In due tou rs* on the petition. WITWBgH my hand and tb* •sal o f said Court at Hanford. Florida this 24ih day o f February A D. t i l l . (SEAL) r. VERKOV MILE. JR. County Judas Ryi /S/I.etha F ow ler FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM BLINDS Enclo ed head. Sag-proof bottom rati with plastic ends. Plastie or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon cords. S T I N E UHH NKCCIII JR. L. B. saws for3 too Sanford Ave FA 2-7430 Machinery and Supply Co. want nnd raverie, over plna and 207 W. 2nd St. t’ h. FA 2-6(32 needle*, beautiful condition, at­ Sell Ui Your Furniture. Quick tractive carrying cast, assume Service With The Cash. SUPER 8 payments of $3.43 per month TRADING POST. FA 2 0077. for 8 months. Write installment Qualified Service manager. Box 20 c /o Sanford II. L. Whelchcl ROLLAWAY, llojplta! and Baby Herald. For appointment call FA 2 2010 Beds. Day, Week, or Month— FURNITURE CENTER NOW AVAILABLE 36. Boats - Motors 1100 French Ave. Parti and Service Ph. FA 2*7933 Sltelhy 666 Door Closers Gateway To The Waterway Yrntach Maintenance Service Your EVINRUDE Dealer 34. Articles For Sale FA 3-4843 302 E. 24Ui Place Robson Sporting Goods Legal Notice FLORIDA Ryi Lillian L Belaal -Clerk Publlah March ITth. I H t. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY Plata tiff, 25. Plumbing Service* Dawn' s iSKAI.) BOAD OF ALDKKUCV TOWN OF CAHHKLRKRRT, * W AOKER, BULLDOZING and Land Clear­ ing. Clyde Nutt. Phone FA 2-0331 or FA 2 2905. Ph. FA 2-1386 For personable woman la good 1640 Hiawatha ■V6AH FISH WAGNER. health who caa work K hours Defendant. BABY parakeet and good eaga; each weak. Preference given NOTtCH TO APPEAR 1 mala singer canary, eaga and those with eapdridneo In teach­ 8U6AN FISH WAGNER, stand. Call FA 2-1633 between Plumbing & Heating Defendant ing, selling, o r club work. Car I t * Badlard itre e t 1:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. AIR CONDITIONING necessary. Wtndber, Pennsylvania Baaaty Salon CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK TOD ARE IIR R K lir .NOTIFIED 1. High aarnlnga Walker Bulldlog that suit for dlvorc* ha* been 1007 Sanford Ava. FA 2-6362 32. Flowers • Trees • Shrubs 2. Monthly bonuses 1310 Oak FA 1-7614 filed a ga la ct you tn tho Circuit 3. 3 weeks paid vacation Court o f tha Ninth Judicial C lrPLUMBtNG PANSIES HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK •ull nf tha Btata at F lorida. In No investment, no night work. GRAPEVILLE NURSERY Contracting A Repairs and fur aomlnol* County, undor Harriett, Eva Jo A Bob For personal Interview, write Chancery V*. U l l t , tha otyl* o f •Free Estimates Grapevllle Ave. near 20th St. FA 2-3742 ■aid reuse bslna THOMAS D. Mrs. W. Yea Duke, e /« Sanford 106 So. Oak R. L. IIARVEY WAUVRIl. Plaintiff. -V*. KL'SAN T. V. STAMPS VALENCIA ORANGE TREES llarakl. 304 fan /oid Ava. Phone FA 2 3383 F IS H WAGNER, Defendant. COUNTRY CLUB NURSERY TOO ARB H EREBY REQ U IR­ ED ta fit* your Answ er w ith the W. 20th St. Near Golf Course RETIRED Plumber does plumb* Clark a f thla Court and t* aoeva It Pays Ph. FA 2-6006 lag repairs. Ph. 611 4-7713 be­ a cogy o f oamt upon tho plainttffa attorneys, who** names and SN T H E COUNTY j r n t l R 'S C O V E T tween 6 5 6, mornings 5 even­ addrtat appear bslow . on ar bo- IN A N D F O E S E M IN O LE COUN­ To Uat ings. 33. Furniture fora tho 21th day o f March. A. D . m i. I. D. PHILCO stereo record player, one ton air conditioner, double mattress and springs. Phona FA2-7867. INCOME TAX Legal Notice o f Casselberry. Seminal* County. Florida, at a Special M asting held • n ths 2rd day o f March. A.D. l i l t at tha t o w s l u l l la Ca**«lberry, Htmlnol* County, Florida, pursuant to Petition and Metises ah erstofors alvsn, pasaad and adoptrod an ordinance closing, vacating, rsnou ntln g and dlaelnlmtng any nnd all righ t e f the Tow n of ca a solb erry and tha pnbtlo In and to tho fo llow in g roadw ay*, atraata, trail, clrclo and park a* dollnsat* ad upon tho fo llo w in g map aad plat* recorded on tha Public R e c­ ord* o f Seminole County, Florida, and more particularly daacrlbcd aa follnwe. to -w lt: The W rit 11.t foot a f Quin­ tuplet Drive ly ln r East a f Lot in. Block D. Triplet Lake , aborts, Casselberry, ■amlnele | County. Florida, aaaardlng t* Plat thereof aa record** la Plat Hook I, Pag* II. Public Records o f Bemlnoto County, Florida; said ll.a faat extend­ ing from Htmlnol* Drlva North to Korth lino at aald Triplet Lake Shores, and Hibiscus Road tram Tulip Trail West to Lak* Hawaii Road; Iris Road from Tulip Trail W r it to Laka H ow ell Road; Jasmin* Road from Tulip Trail trm to Lak* a Ifow ell R ead: Tulip T rail from f Jasmins Road Vorth ta M ari­ gold Road and all a t Lak* Dot C ircle; eald Roads, Trail and Circle being In Queens M irror South Addition to Caoeelherry, Florida, accord in g to Plat thereof ae recorded tn Plat Reek f, Pag** ( I and 44 *f the Public Records at fo m lnot* County, Florida, nnd Tho unnamed etroot ar elrct* ■ round and that area dealtnatsd on tha hereinafter de­ fined plat as a park, which 9 runs In front o f Lot* (0 through >1. Block A. Sports­ man's Paradise, CasaSIberry. Florida, a ccording to ths Plat thereof as recorded In Plat ■look I. Hear* 12 and It. Pub­ lic Records o f Seminole Coun­ ty. Florida. Ry ths Hoard o f Aldormon o f Cas­ selberry. Seminal* Caunty, F lori­ da. thla Ird day o f March. A D . CUSTOM 11UILT BEDDING Ma.tres* renovating Expert UphoUtcring. All A'ork Guaranteed. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co.. FA 2-2111, 1301 Sanford Ave. Jenkins Furniture RAYMOND M. BALL Aad Associates 216 Be. Park Ph. FA 2-3641 20. Babynitteni Laka Mary Braoeh FA 2-1290 WILL care for small child in my home for working mother. See ELEC, fan, air conditioner and N.V. Farmer, Realtor water pump motors rewound 18. M o rtftft L ose! Mrs. llddth, Apt. 6, Avalon 3*61 I . Park Are. Ph. FA I m i and serviced. “ 24 hour service" Apts. After hour* FA 3-1611 FA 31011 MORTGAGE LOANS 10614 E. 18th St. Sanford, Fla. r. O. nsx 2*0 FKA sad Cost cation si Sanford, Florida CHILD CARE. FA 2-2806. Lake FRIUIDAIRE Publish March 1*. IT, 14, 91. l i l t Commercial A Residential Monroe. Sales & Service STENSTROM REALTY VOTICB OF on illN A X C M CLOBHouse Wiring Free Eitimalcs t v n , VACATIVO AND ABANDON- IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E 111 N. Park A y* Phase f a 2-2416 21. Beauty Salons i v n CKBTAIV KOADWAVB Sid Vihlcn’ t Randall Electric NINTH JUDICIAL CIBCUIT OP TO WHOM IT MAT CONCSRMi TH E »T A T B OP FLORIDA. IN PERMANENTS $7.00 US Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0915 Votles Is hereby given that lha AND POE eBHINOLH UOUNTT, If. Fmtle Help Wanted Complete with Hair Cut A Styling Board o f Aldermen af tha Tawn IN UHANUEET. CA8B NO. 11118. * WELDING Heavy equipment. Trucks, Rail*, Sprockets, Rollers, Idlers and general repair. Call . . . . B ft W WELDING EAit 3 4786 P alltk i, Fla. Senkarik Glass and Paint Co. O M. HARRISON 210 Me*noIla Ph. FA 2-4622 26<o lliawntha Ph. FA 2-8827 New and Uxed Furniture Rev. 1311 Palmetto FA 2-7918 311 E. First St. FA 2-3622 DE VILBISS 5 gal. pressure tank, 30 f t air and fluid hose, PUMPS - SPRINKLERS New ft Used FurMtura & Appli­ gun, double regulation porta* AU types and sites, installed ances A Good Place To ble flexible shaft grinder, "D o It Yourself” RUY, SELL or TRADE •mall welding torch. FA 2-W92. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE S T Y "THE MERCHANT OP • Legal Notice 34. Articles For Sale INCOME TAX SERVICE St. Johns Realty Co. MAYFAIR HOME THE TIME TESTED FIRM 2 - BEDROOM masonry retire­ Ph. FA 2-6123 W* art pleated to offer thla ment home on two beautiful 116 N Park Ave. beautiful and attractively lo­ lots, with 22 bearing fruit trees, 2 BEDROOM home tn Country cated Mayfair home for sale. priced right at $9,600, requires Club Manor. Small equity and The large and spacious design­ $3,000 down, $65 monthly. assume $62.00 per month pay ed floor plan includrs 2.000 SEMINOLE REALTY menta. Ph. FA 2-7902. square feat of living area plus 1901 Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-$2$2 a double carport and utility HOUSE and lot, 713 Laural Ave., room. Includes 4 bedrooms, 2 4-BEDROOM, 2 bath home, en­ $6,000. 2 liots for sale, 711-713 baths, 12 x 33 Florida room, closed Florida room, modern Laurel Ave., 11,730 each. F. J large living room and separata equipped kitchen, many other Deforgc, 290 Johneon Ave., dining mom plus dining area extras. Call FA 2 0412. Jersey City, N. J. separated from kitchen by serving and kitchen bar. The 2000 WashtAgton Drive, 2 bad kitchen is quality equipped r u m , 1 bath, corner with fruit IV T U B C O r n T OS' t u b o n \ v r r with built-in oven and dish­ treei. Nredi filin '. MAIT­ jriifaK, aKWivni.K rotvrv. washer. There are msny other LAND. 320 Sandxpur Ave., cor­ ST STB OP PL O niD A eye catching refinement! in­ in p h o iia t i; ner, 17 fruit tree*. Call Flo. IV nF. THE P.BTATa OPi cluding tha beautiful landseap. Harriai, Raallor, FA 34364, tv it.i.iR m Mii.i.Kit. esesasa* •d lots and fanead backyard. PI.VAI, VOTICB1 with Volte* I* h*r*hjr elran that ths Shown by appointment only. 8ANFORD PROPERTIES undaralnnad will, on tha 1th ea r $33,000. o f April. A. D. l t d . prasant ta tha 31 LOTS Honorabla County Judea e f Samisola County. Florida, har (Inal raNEAR NEW HIGH SCHOOL turn, account and vouehara, aa Thla sroup of loti eat. b# purehaiStenitrom R ealty Administratrix e f tha Ratal* af ad tor only $15,000.00 with sood • W i l l i * It. Millar, dacaaaad. and at Ml N. Park Ava. Ph. FA 2-2420 w aald time, than an# there, make ttrm i. All loti 00 ftat wide. 33. Furniture Fri. Mar. 17, 1DG1 — Pape 11 27. Special Services OrrnlJi CASH PAID FOR USED CARS If You Mato A Good Running, Clean Used Car, Come By. Wa'ro Ready Ta Buy. ■ Come By And Meet Rob Thontao Our “ Hillbilly'* Sale-man | From Blutfield. W. Virginia! " I FRANCHISRD DEALER FOR - Dodge — Dodge Dert — Chrysler — Siaita — Renault — Pugeot, ! Seminole Co. M otors I^^Hwj^ESrTSTATfSdb- \m 616 S . First S t Ph. 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VOL. 53 United Presa Leased Wire Operation Set For Sanford The Allantl* Coaet Lin# Rail­ road haa revealed plana for a "piggyback'* operation to atart her* Mar. 27 and said that work la underway on the ACL property on French Ave. and 13th St. on track* and ramps. J. W. Plant, manager of the ACL't trailer and train servlet, told the Chamber of Commerce by FIRST EASTER LILY BALL TICKETS are presented to Mayor Joe Baker, tetter today that starting next left, by Dr. Vann Parker, chairman o f the Society for Crippled Children Monday, “ wa will commence a and Adults. The ball, co-sponsored by the'Pilot Club, will be held at the movpmtnl o f American Motor* Mayfair Inn Saturday. (Herald Photo) Coip. vehicles from Kenosha, Wise, to 8anford. These automo­ biles will move on tri-level flat car* to Sanford and will be dis­ tributed to Florida destinations south of St. Augustine and Gaines­ ville. These automobile* will be distributed from Sanford by Motor Convoy, Inc.” Plant added also that it is antici­ pated later on that some motor The third annual Faster Lily Ball will be held at the Mayfair manufacturers will utilise Sanford A fust and furious thunderstorm lashed Sanford and Inn ballroom Saturday. aa a distribution point. furious Storm Hits City, Area £ Seminole County Sunday night dumping more than two inches o f rain, causing washouts, minor power and telephone failures and two accidents. However, the ruin storm, which lasted well over two hours in some areas of the county, was called a “ blessing" by . ★ . . ★ County Agent Cecil Tucker. ★ inow , Sleet, Cold Arrive With Spring Tucker Said that hs had heard comments from around the coun­ ty that much o f tha county’s $4 million citrus industry was wilt­ ing and the heavy raina probably aaved cltruxmen thousands of dol­ lars in fruit loss. By United Praia International Tucker added that the rain didn’t Snow, ileet, arctic air and ril­ hurt tha budding vegetable in­ ing riven on tha tint day of dustry either. City officials rapoited that tha spring left much of the nations' ncy lightly turning to thoughti rainstorm caused washouts on Myrtla Ava. and FulUm 8t„ In the summer. rear of tha Valdes Hotel and on yhile spring bowed in officially certain fin JMh .St. qpfejen the sun crossed the equator The police department reported at 3:32 p.qi-, a Panhandle bill­ that there was a minor washout on iard unloaded two to six inches o f Rands 'Alley behind tho Valdes as new snow on Texas, Oklahoma a result of Friday's brief showers and Kanaaa and spread east to but the w'hihout deepened Sunday causing a car to fall Into a hole. Missouri. Snow alternated with City erews worked wall into tha sleet In southern lows and north- night to remove the vkhlcle. I n i l Missouri, becoming heavy Two accidents in tha city were rain ia southern and central Illi­ also caim-d by the rain. nois and western Kentucky. At 9:23 p. m. a ear driven by Scattered showers and thunder- Joseph Duggur of Kl Portal Ave., storms dotted a wide area of the Sanford, eollidrd with a vehicle South ’from east Texas and Ar­ operated by Lloyd Fox. kansas along llie Gulf Coast to A passenger in tha Duggor car, northern Florida. Othsr rains Lois Duggor, received minor in­ sprinkled California, Nevada and juries while an infant in the Fox the Pacific Northwest inland to car received several bruises and _Jdaho and Montana. head injuries. • Winter’s • final tug pulled the Damage to the two cars totaled mercury below freezing In New 9800 and Duggor was charged with England, most of the Great failure to yield the right o f way. Lakes, the upper Mississippi Val­ The arciilent occurred on French ley, northern Great Plains and Ave. and 25th St. Duggor told central Rocky Mountains. police that he couldn’t see the othsr ear becauss of tha heavy rain. At 9:43 p. m., wet brakes re­ sulted in another two car eolllaion on French Ave. and Fulton Ht. Isiah Williams of W. 16th St. told polica his brakes failed to State Reps. Mack Cleveland Jr. work because of tha wet grounds •nd Gordon Frederick today aaid and bit a ear operated by Grace they would back a new 43 senator Muniuw o f Orlando, William* wa* Rcapportionment plan which will charged with failure to have ve­ give Seminole County its own sen­ hicle under control. ator. The County Engineer's office The legislators, who will leave said that aeveral, but no serious, £ f o r Tallahassee in less than two washouts were reported through­ weeks to get ready for tha open­ out the county. ing of the 1M1 terra, added that Officials at the Central Florida Gov. Ferala Bryant hat endorsed Experimental Station «a Celery the plan. Ave. reported that tha road to th« The plan, revolves around > 103- station was almost ' completely man bouse, which would be nn washed away. increase of eight seats. However, Thera wer* also aevaial minor before it Is final the bouse plan telephon* and power failure*. may call for 103 membera so that Cable* were wet ia tha W. 13th Pinellas, Volusia, Escambia and St. area and telephone officials re­ Opossibly Brevard Counties each ported that some phones in that ran gain one representative and area were out o f order. Polk can rentals in the threeklinor power failure* were re­ representative bracket. ported in Sunland Estates. Tl.4 43 tesster proposal, with the The oan f-id Nava! Air BUtfon 23 largest counties set up at one also had tioublee with tha storm. rouhty districts, automatically would give Seminole, Sarasota, An official of the fire station on Manatee, Bay, Okaloosa, Brevard, the base said that six electric mo­ Lee and Monroe Counties their tor* bunted out. Legislators Back ‘ Reapportion Plan awn senators. • Cleveland said today that he felt that the plan has a great deal of merit- and was optimistic that it would be given the ekay by the House and Senate this year. Ti.e new plan was discussed by legislative leaden and Gov. Br>*"t this past wrekend and C!e\eland said that there i* g weirtuai agreement over the merits ^ f the plan. Lyman. School Band Room Vandalized The Lyman School bandroom waa broken Into sometime during the weekend, school oiiiciali re­ ported today. | Supt. R. T. M iUes aaid that nothing was taken but the bandroom was sandaiized and "inatruMaeata flung all ovor-tka roam ." Third Annual Easter Lily Ball Saturday At Mayfair Inn Sponsored Jointly by the So­ ciety for Crippled Childten and Adults and the Pilot Club o f San­ ford, this benefit social event will writ* flnia to another Mayfair aeason. Mrs. O. A. Payne, pi evident of the Pilot Club, who is In charge of the arrangements for the ball, announced today that the dance will begin at 0 p. m. to music by a 10-piece oirhestra undar the direc­ tion o f Pat* Rukur. Special entertainment will in­ clude the artistry of "Mr. Magic" tha magician, and Jert Wheatland, a 14-year old local mlts, who will sing and dance. Dour prizes will be awarded and the top gift will b* a beautiful eight by 10 foot booked rug, made apd donated b x Mrs. Bpbert Brad­ ford o f Altanont* Spriitxs. Other fine gifts have been do­ nated by local matthant* and will be awarded during the evening. Ticket* are on sale at 93-30 per person and reservations may be mad* by tailing Mr*. Cati Schllke, Mrs. Bob Kama or Mrs. John Shaltuck. Edwards Given New Assignment Capt. F. G. Edwards, Heavy A t­ tack Wing 1 rommander will move to the Navy Air Test Center at Patiaent River, Md., as director o f flight test. Capt, Edwards, tha man at tha helm o f tha Atlantic Fleet Heavy Attack Squadrons, Is an offlrer whoa* aviation background ia rich with carrier combat flying, flight test and airborne weapon systems development. Upon his arrival at Sanford In November 1059 he served aa Com­ manding Officer, VAH-:i until June 14 when ha became the rom­ mander o f Heavy Attack Wing On*. In his present Job VAH-1 buss hy Is responsible for all Heavy Attack Squadrons o f the U. S, Atlantic Fleet and for the U. S. Sixth Fleet in tha Mediter­ ranean. Capt. Edwards will be reliev­ ed by Capt. J. M. T ull/ Jr. ia June. Milwee To Talk To P-TA Group News Briefs Algeria Talks Set BERN, Switzerland (UPI) — The Swiss Foreign Ministry an­ nounced today that preparatory French-Algerian talk* designed to pave the way (or full acale peace negotiations will get underway In Switzerland within the next few days. 1908 MONDAY. MARCH 20. 19G1 LISBON. Portugal (U P l)-A frican marauders slaughtered a whole town or women and chil­ dren in northern Angola when the men led to battle guerrilla bands, according to report* reaching here today. The report* said the butchery occurred in Madimba, 470 miles north of the Portuguese African colonial capital of Luanda. Best estimates today srare that at least TO persons — mostly women and children—had been kill in terriorism which began last Wednesday In northern An­ gola. but the government could provide no firm figure. The Red Cross estimated, that at least 1,000 children and 300 adult* had been airlifted to safe­ ty in Luanda. Reports reaching Lisbon said the raids apparently were plan­ ned by expertenred guerrilla leaders who armed their bands with machetes to attack weak points and firtarms to attack belter defended communities. Tha men of Madimba were re­ intangible Tax Proposal Gets By Legislative Group Gov. Farris Bryant has named a Sanford man to the Florida In­ dustrial Commission. The a n n o u n c e m e n t , mailt through Karl Higginbotham, coun­ ty Bryant committee chairman, waa that Rudy l„ Sloan hat been appointed to the liuluelrial com­ mission's labor division. Sloan, a railroad engineer, was the labor representative oa tha Bryant campaign staff. A resi­ dent of 2*>01 Magnolia Ave., he and hie wife, the former Lola Meri­ wether, have tine* children. Sloan will be serving with a former Sanford resident on the commission. Worley Brown, the chairman, lived hei* and attended 8anford schools before moving away. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - A pro­ posal to cut In. half Florida's intangible tax on slocks and bonds at an estimated revenue Ion of 112 million a ytar baraly squeezed by the legislative Council today. Tha bars 9-3 margin by which the council agreed to sponsor the bdl in the legislature pointed up another hitler floor fight when the measure' gets to the llouso and Senate for debate in April. A companion bill, which requi­ res domestic and foreign corpora­ tions lo file a list of their Florida stockholder* with the state comp­ troller annually, was approved with only two dissenting voles. A bill which several legislators warned would reduce the revenue from the tax on a merchant'* inventory or slock waa approved by the same 9-3 margin. Sen. Wilson Carraway, a council member and chairman of tha Senate Appropriations Committee, put bia colleagues on notice that if fhay rojed to ' these tan. reduc­ tions (1»y'"must be prepared to support new taxes to replace the revenue. Sponsor* of both mtaauraa countered that other features of tha proposed bills would actually result in increased revenue or at least as much aa now being brought In. A bill to replace the present full value requirements for assess, ing property for taxation with “ Just value" sailed through the council with only on* dissenting vole. RUDY I - 8LOAN Bomb Scare Follows Two Rosenwald Fires Concentrators Wait Upswing Forecast searched but oo bomb was found. Police aaid that they had no idea if the bomb boas was turned in by a youngster or an adult. “ Thera was no way of telling,'’ one police­ man said. At the same time, Teague aaid that double sessions at the school started today ia the wake of two major fires tail week. The session! would include grades one to three. A fir* destroyed two classroom buildings at the school early Thursday morning while another clisiroom was destroyed In • lira last Sunday. Teague aaid today that the State Fire Marshal's office haa completed It’s investigation of tha two blazes and a report ia axparted aoon. Science Takes Big Step Africans Arrested $90 Billion Show ORLANDO (UPI) Partici­ pants in the Southeastern Indus­ trial Exposition next month will represent a purchasing power of 990 billion, the Florida Develop­ ment Commission said Saturday. Tha exposition is expected to draw 90.000 butineeimen when it opens April II. It will be pro­ moted by the Department of De­ fense and is designed to give both small businessmen and contrac­ tors a cisn ce to see the needs of the government. Knott To Speak To Realtors ported to have left their women and children hidden while they went north toward Sao Salvador to fight. The guerrilla bands ap­ parently circled behind them and wiped out everyone remaining in the town. Official Portuguese dispatches have said the guerrilla* are op­ erating from the neighboring Congo and have "foreign" bark­ ing. Six members of American mis­ sionary families have been re­ leased to United Nations forces Rudy Sloan Gets Industrial Board Appointment NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock* ran up a broad string of minor gains at the opening today. Trading continued fairly heavy. Wall Street is split between brok­ ers who believe the market will irsZi i h ' id eight ahead to a near’ record high and those who expect It to back away from the peak School and law enforcement of­ at least once mors. ficials evacuated the Rosenwald Negro School la Altamonte Springs LAKELAND (UPD-WhU# con­ early Friday afternoon altar the centrators wajted for the matur­ Altamonte Polica Dedl. received ity of latr-*«4 li>n fruit. Florida a telephone call that 'IlW e is a cltrusmcn today resumed ship­ bomb dk -tha' roof at tha school." ping the bulk of, their orange County defeat Administrative As­ harvest to the fresh market. No sistant WaRifr Teague' said that prices for oranges going to con­ the police Were also notified that centrate were recorded last week the bomb would "gq off at 3 due to the short supply which p.m ." The call was received at entered that channel. 2 p.m. Police and the sh eriff! office ordered the school evacuated. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - State Some 900 youagsteri were dismis­ Industrial Chairman W o r l e y sed for the day. Brown forecast an unvwing in the An exteniive search waa made stale's economy in the next (wo on the roof and all the school months, but warned Saturday grounds. L ocken and desks were Florida has by no meant shaken off ill recession (ever. Drown based his forecast on a 3134.000 drop in jobless compensation payments In February, a n d promising factors in tha nttiontl economic scene. JOHANNESBURG. South Africa (UPI)—South Atman police arrailed 10 African political lead­ ers early today In a nationwide round-up Just before the return of Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd from London where he pulled this country out of the British commonwealth. Official sources said the arrests were designed to head off demonstra­ tions. SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 151 Africans W ipe Out Town Brokers Divided R. T. Milwee, superintendent of schools, will speak to the Pinecrest P-TA Tuesday at I p. ra. on tha proposed school legisla­ tive program. *This will be an opportunity for parents to become better inform­ ed on legislation affecting the schools and educational system in Florida. Members of Use state legislature also has* been invit­ ed to be present. The program has been arrang- J ed by P-TA legislative chairm an.' Michael Caola and Helen Tucker, program chairman. Loral realtors and their assortThe executive board will meet tes will hear Wilson Knott presi­ at 7:13 p m. in the school II-! dent of the Florida land Planning. brsry. Inc. and on* o f the developers of the new Seminole Industrial Park, Carlton Quits WASHINGTON (U PI) — Presi­ speaking on the iiaportanr* o f at­ dent Kennedy, today accepted the tracting n*w industry to the coun­ resignation o f Dojle. E. Carlton, tyThe meeting will be held Tues­ former Florida governor, as a member of the Civil Rights Com­ day at 7 p. ai. ia the Sea Shell ROsteursat. mission. 3 Established Toward Prolonging Life ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) Nawly-perfettad scientific tech­ niques have opened a door to life laving and 11/s-prolonging lor human beings. Unfortunatly there are other doora which remain closed. It may prove impossible to open them although there la much scientiiic hup* they can ba made lo yield. A scientific loan tikes kidney* and lung* out of baboons and dogs. It keeps these organs alive. When restored to the bodies of their owners, they function Just Lions T o Hear McKibbin T a lk Clifford McKibbin, chairman of tha Committee of 100 of the Cham­ ber o f Commerce, will apeek lo the Lions Club at (belt Tuesday DuuA mrrting at the Rea Shell Restau­ rant. McKibbin will take up some of the fine points of Sanford's new long rang* city plan, which has been drawn up by city planner George Simone. The plan has nut yet been arrrpted by the city government. Church M eet Set The regular monthly meeting of (he Lake Mary Catholic Church Of The Nativity Women's Club will be held at S p. m. today in the Lake Mary Chamber o f Commerce. as* though nothing had happened. So perfected ar* these tech­ niques tha leam leader said he "wouldn't hesitate to do the same thing to human beings if land this is the big, stumbling if) he could "accomplish something" by doing to. At this time lie could ac­ complish nothing because it's a sad rase of techniques being (ar •head of application; it's sad be­ cause there is so much which could be accomplished with the techniques if science could only open those other closed doors. A canccr-riddcn lung could be takan out of a human body, freed ot cancer and restored to Its owner. Stumbling block: Tier* now is no drug or other treat­ ment which ran do that to a lung or any other organ without de­ stroying the healthy at well as the cancerous tissue;_______ However, this does not diminish Ih* triumphant one door-opening of Dr. Claude R. Hitchcock and his associates of the Minneapolis General Hospital. Ha detailed it at a science writers' timinar hers sponsored by the American Cancer Society. Upon removal of kidney or lung from baboon oo dog the orgaa ia reduced io temperature lo ooe degree above zero wllbio one minute by running refrigerant aod numbing chemicals through its artery, which removes the blood at the same lime. I t ls 'quick-chilhng evidently preserve* if e life ef the organ. Peel's Attorney Asks Tape Ban FORT PIERCE, (U PI) - De­ fense attorney Carlton Welch asked the court today to ban from testimony a confessed killers tap* recorded conversation! nam­ ing Joseph A. Peel Jr., as the man who masterminded the 1933 slay­ ings of Circuit Judge and Mrs. C. E. Clilllingworlh, Welch made h)s motion at Peel’s murder trial in St. Lucia County Circuit Court moved back Into the courtroom to begin its third week. The trial was recessed most of last week while the judge, oppos­ ing attorneys and Peel listened to the tape recordings of Floyd (Lucky) Holzapfel's story of the Chillingworth slayings. ‘ Folse* Ads H it By FTC WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Federal Trad* Commission haa accused manufacturer* of, four nationally advertised palm kilters o f falsely advertising that their pioducts give the fastest relief from pain. Actually, tha FTC said, "there is no significant differences in the rat* o f iperd with which these, or any (river such ana !* --'.,.- trilivt pain." sent to the chaotic Kivu Province to drive out fanatic "leopard men" who have threatened to kill all whites, the UN command an­ nounced today. The Americana leaving aro members of the World Grace Testimony o f Chicago. They had been prevented by the Kivu gov­ ernment from leaving the area plagued by ’ Torist attacks. Tha UN said that in addition to the Americans, six Belgians and a Dutchman also are being flown out. Other American and European white residents in Kivu have decided to stay. In Leopoldville, Congolese gov­ ernment spokesman Albert Del­ vaux accused UN personnel to­ day of engaging in smuggling. Delvaux, who ia on* of tbo most influential members of tho cen­ tral government, announced that henceforth goods destined for tho UN force* through tho port of Matadl will be aubjected to Congold * customs control. The new development* cams aa informed sources said tho central government might relax tha eco­ nomic blockade of Oriental Prov­ ince as a gesture of conciliation toward pro-l^imumba leader An* loin* Gizanga. Seining Proposal To Be Discussed By Sportsmen The Seminole County Sports­ man's A nn. win moot today *9 9 p. m. In tho Courthouse to dis­ cuss Die recent proposals that tha Game aod Fresh Watsr Flak Commission opan up the S t Jphq’s River a n fL la ta for com ­ mercial Mining for freak water fish. Discussion also wilt be held and action taken on a proposed constitutional amendment per­ taining to election at member* od tbo Gam# and Freak Water Flak Commission. AH members o f tho Sports­ man's Assn, aro urged to bo present and all aportsmon and flshsrmen are invited to attend this meeting. Jack Wilber, former president of the group, said that the local organization has already gono on record opposing Mining of the St. Johns. Ha added (hat at a meeting of Fifth District sportsmen Sun­ day, gam* commission official! explained that at least four members of tho commission are ■gainst tho Mining. Citizens Group To Organize In North Orlando A meeting to organlxo a Citi­ zens Commute* ia North Orlando has been called at tho VUlago Hall today at 7:90 p. m. W. W. Anderson, who will serve as acting chairman at this first meeting, haa urged aU resi­ dents of the community, whether or not they Uvo within the vil­ lage limits, to attend tho meet­ ing. Milwee To Address County Taxpayers Taxpayers For A Belter Gov­ ernment in Seminole County Assn., meeting today at Alta­ monte Elementary School, will hear an address by Supt. of Schools R. T. MUwce. All taxpayers of the county are Invited to attend tho S p. m. meeting. Name Lives On HOLLYWOOD (l*PI» — X*y Gable gave birth to ao l-pound "P rince" today to carry on Ik* name of her late husband. Clark Gable, "K in g" of tha mavte* It was tha only child born of Gable who died of a heart attack last Nov. IS in Hollywood Pres­ Tbo Campboll-Lossing Ameri­ byterian Hospital where his ro­ can Legion Poll 33 will have a bust son entered tho world. chicken barbecue supper today at 7 p. m. to be followed by tb* regular monthly busineis meet­ GENEVA (U PI) —Britain'* chief ing. Election of next year's County nuclear conference delegate aaid Fair officers will be hsld at this on arrival today ho a*** “ a very time sod aU members are urged real chance" o f a nuclear Weap­ to bo pr«Mnt and to bring a row ons test baa kaing agreed to In a bar. matter of Fair Officer Vote Scheduled Tonight 'Real Chance* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1961 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 32-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, March 16, 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/e94586cf2ce26fcf312c6dc423f528b3.pdf f6b43fba7a96209aa2afb17aa5dd863d PDF Text Text ; -j-1 • • ■ HIS HANDSOME NEW BUILDING is owned by a friend and neighbor of yours. T He built it with a local contractor, with local labor and local material He employs local people and he pays local taxes. He is proud of his new home. [■ And he is grateful for your patronage, for in many ways this new plant belongs to you, too. Because only by your continually growing preference for PepsiCola, the light refreshment, was this new building made possible. .. Like .775 other independent local businessmen who bottle and distribute PepsiCola all over the world, your PepsiCola bottler is dedicated to one thing: to bringyouthe most wholesome refreshment your money 5 j i can buy. ' :> >»**••'J, gf»lii ; r ,:* -.i Come in and see this thriving local business TW U1 jou’ve helped build. Have a Pepsi with us. - *: *:M. ^'X •-**-*- - B *'• ,, f9 nr ' : . T O ARE CORDIALLY INVITED OPEN HOUSE Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company o f Orlando Corner Michigan Avenue at South Division Street Today— 10:00 AM until 6:00 PM Plant Tours FREE Pepsi’s and Souvenirs Door Prize Drawings every half hour PEPSI-COLA MTTSICTHON RECORD HOP 1 :00 PM-3:00 PM Meet WHOO’s Rock Robinson and Jim Ivey Dance to the music o f “ Mighty 090’* MEET MISS FLORIDA the refreshment �S ty ? S a n fo r d lir r a ld WEATHER: Goudy through Tuesday. High today, 75-80. Low tonight. G0-65. VOL. 53 ■ ■ . ■*/«*■ v - f y . v i -4 ’’.i'V-V” s$& Operation Set For Sanford The Atlxntl# Coast Line Raflioad has revealed plans for a "piggyback* operation to start her* Mar. 17 and said that work ia underway cm th* ACL property on French Ave, and 13th 8L on tracke and ramps. J. W. Plant, manager of th* ACL'* tioiler and Main service, told the Chamber of Commerce by FIRST EASTER LILY BALL TICKETS arc presented to Mayor Joe Baker, letter today that aUrting next left, by Dr. Vann Parker, chairman o f the Society for Crippled Children Monday, “ » • will commence a and Aduka. The bail, cosponsored by the'Pilot Club, will be held at the movement o f American Motor* Mayfair Inn Saturday, (Herald Photo) Cotp. vehicle* from Kenosha, Wise, to Sanford. These automo­ biles will move on tri-level flat car* to Sanford and will be diatribuu-d to Florida destination* south of St. Augustine and Gaines­ ville. These automobile* will be distributed from Sanford by Motor a ma a t » ■ ^ Convoy, Inc.” Plant added alto that H is antici­ The third annual Easter Lily pated later on that some motor Ball will be held at ths Mayfair manufacturers will utilise Sanford A fust and furious thunderstorm lashed Sanford and Inn ballroom Saturday. aa a distribution point. furious Storm Hits City, Area 0 s United Presn Leased Seminole County Sunday night dumping more than two inches o f ruin, causing washouts, minor power and telephone failures and two accidents. However, the rain atorm, which lasted well over two hours in some areas of the county, was called a "blessing” by ★ ★ . ★ inow , Sleet, Cold Arrive With Spring County Agent Cecil Tucker. Tucker Said that he had heard comments from around the coun­ ty that much of the county’s (4 million citrus industry was wilt­ ing arid th* heavy rains probably saved citrusmen thousands of dol­ lars in fruit lost. By United Press fntrrnsllonsl Tucker added that the rain didn’t Snow, sleet, arctic air and ris­ hurt tha budding vegetable in­ ing rivers on ths first day of dustry either. City officials repotted that the spring left much of (he nations' ticy lightly turning to thoughts rainstorm caused washouts on Myrtle Ave, and Fulton St., in the summer. rear of the Valdes Hotel and on yhllc spring bowed la officially certain. M iff, fin SOOi St, cn tho sun crossed the equator The police department reported 3:32 p.ip-i a Panhandle bllx- that there waa a minor washout on sard unloaded two to six Inches of Rands Alley behind the Valdes as new snow on T ests, Oklahoma a result o f Friday's brief showers and Kansas and spread east to but the Whshout deepened Sunday causing a ear to fall into a hole. Missouri, Snow alternated with City crews worked well into the sled In southern Iowa and north- night to remove the vkhlcle. Sweat Missouri, becoming heavy Two accidents In the city were rain In southern and central Illi­ also caused by the rain, nois and western Kentucky. A t 0:26 p. rn. a car driven by Scattered showers and thunder­ Juseph Duggur of El Portal Avt., storms dotted a wide area of tho Sanford, rollided with a vehicle South ’from east Texas and Ar­ operated by Lloyd Fos. kansas along the Gulf Coast to A passenger in the Duggor car, northern Florida. Other rains Lois HuRKor, received minor in­ sprinkled California, Nevada and juries while an infant in the Fox the Pacific Northwest inland to car received several bruises and -.Idaho and Montana. head injuries. • Winter1* * final tug pulled the Damage to the two cars totaled mercury below freezing tn New |600 and UuRgor was charged with England, moil of the Great failure to yield tha right o f way. Lakes, the upper Mississippi Val­ Th* accident occurred on French and ley, northern Great Plains Ave. and 26th St. Duggor told central Rocky Mountains. pollre thnt he couldn’t see tha other rar because of tha heavy rain. At 6:13 p. m., wet brake* re­ sulted in another two car collision on French Ave, and Fulton StIsiab William* of W. 16th St. told pulica hi* brakes failed to State Reps. Mack Cleveland Jr. work because of th* wet grounds and Gordon Frederick today aaid and bit a ear uperated by Grace they would back a new 43 senator Mumow o f Orlando, William* was Re apportionment plan which will rharged with failure to have ve­ give Seminole County Iti own sen­ hicle under control. The County Engineer’* office ator. The legislators, who will leave aald that several, but no serious, £ f o r Tallahassee in less thin two washuuts were reported through­ weeks to get ready for the open- out the county. lag of the 1M1 terra, edded that Officials at th* Central Florida Gov. Farris Bryant has endorsed Experimental Station o « Celery the plan. Ave. reported that th* road to the The plan, revolves around a 103- station was almost 'completely man bouse, which would be an washed away. increase of eight seats. However, Thera ware also saveial minor before it Is (Inal the houaa plan telephone end power failure*. may call for 103 roerabera so that Cablet wars wet ia th* W, 13th Pinellas, Volusia. Escambia and St. area and telephone officials re­ tp o is ib ly Brevard Countiea each ported that some phones In that ran gain on* reprr tents live and area were uut of order. Polk can remain in the threeMinor power failure* were re­ representative bracket. ported In Sunlsnd Estates. The 13•teastnr proposal, with the The 5»i*f-td Nival Air Bietfon 23 largest counties set up as one also had trouble# with tha storm. rouhly districts, automatically would give Seminole. Sarasota, An official of the fire station on Manatee, Bay, Okaloosa, Brevard, th* base said that six electric mo­ Let and Monroe Countie* their tors burned out. Legislators Back ’ Reapportion Plan own senator*. • Cleveland said today that he lelt that the plan baa a great deal of merit and waa optimistic that it would be given the okay by the House and Senate IhU year. Ti.e new plan was discussed by legislative leaders and Gov. Bryant this past weekend and Clct eland said that there is q gsirtual agreement over the merits % f the plea. Lyman School Band Room Vandalized The Lyman School bandroom was broken Into sometime during the weekend, school olltculs re­ ported today. | Supt. R. T. Mil s e t said that nothing was taken but the bandroom waa vandalized end "inatrumeat* Hung aU aver-lha n o n . " I Third Annual Easter Lily Ball Saturday Sponsored Jointly by the So­ ciety for Crippled Childten and Adult* and tha Pilot Club o f San­ ford, this benefit social avent will writ* finia to another Mayfair aeason. Mr*. O. A. Payne, piesidt-ul of the Pilot Club, who is In chum* o f the arrangements for the ball, announced today that th* dance will begin at 9 p. m. to music by a 10-piece otehestra under the direc­ tion o f Pel* Bukur. Special entertainment will in­ clude th* artistry o f "Mr. Magic'* the magician, and Jeri Wheatland, a 14-year old local miss, who will sing and dance. Door prize* will be awarded mid the tup gift will ha a beautiful eight by 10 foot hooked rug, made apd donated b x Mrs. Kgbart Hr idlord of Altamonte Spmfge. Other fin* gifts have hem do­ nated by local m«<ihauls end wilt be awarded during the evening. Tirketa are on tale e l ft.60 per person and reservations may hs mads by railing Mrs. Carl Schllke, Mrs. Bob Kama or Mrs. John Shattuck. Edwards Given New Assignment Capt. F. G. Edwards, Heavy A t­ tack Wing 1 commander will move to the Navy Air Test Center et Patlaent River, Md., ae director o f flight test. Capt. Edwards, th* man at the holm o f the Atlantic Fleet Heavy Attark Squadrons, la an officer whose aviation background ia rich with carrier combat flying, flight test and airborne weapon systems development. Upon his arrival at Sanford In November 11*69 he served aa Com* minding Officer, VAll-:i until Juns 14 whan ha became tha com­ mander of Heavy Attack Wing On*. In his present job VAH-1 boss he la responsible for all Heavy Attack Squadtons uf th* U. 8. Atlantic Fleet and for the U. 8. Sixth Fleet in the Mediter­ ranean. Capt. Edwards will be reliev­ ed by Capt. J. M. Tully Jr. in June. Milwee To Talk To P-TA Group News Briefs Algeria Talks Set BERN, Switzerland (UPI) — The Swiss Foreign Ministry an­ nounced today that preparatory French-Algerian talks designed to pave th* way for full acale peace negotiations will get underway In Switzerland within the next few days. Established 1008 MONDAY, MARCH 20. 1901 LISBON, Portugal (U P O -A frican marauders slaughtered a whole town or women and chil­ dren in northern Angola when the men led to battle guerrilla bands, according to report* reaching here today. The reports said tha butchery occurred In Madimba, 410 miles north of the Portuguese African colonial capital of Luanda. Best estimates today were that at least 70 persons — mostly Women and children—had been till in terriorism which began last Wednesday in northern An­ gola, but the government could provide no firm figure. The Red Crass estimated, that at least 1,000 children and 300 adult* had been airlifted to safe­ ty in Luanda. Report* reaching Lisbon said tha raids apparently were plan­ ned by experienced guerrilla leaders who armed their bands with marhetes to attack weak points and firearms to attack better defended communities. lit* men of Madimba were re­ Intangible Tax Proposal Gets By Legislative Group Gov. Farris Bryant has named a Hanford man to th* Florida In­ dustrial Commission. Thr a n n o u n c e m e n t , mails through Earl Higginbotham, coun­ ty Bryant cinmnitte* chairman, waa that Rudy l„ Sloan has been appointed to the liuliulriel com­ mission's labor division. Sloan, a railroad engineer, was tha labor representative on th* Bryant campaign staff. A resi­ dent of IWHM Magnolia Ave., he and his wife, the former Lois Meri­ wether, have tine# children, 8loan will be serving with a fanner Sanford resident on ths commission. Worley Brown, the chairman, lived heie and attended Sanford schools before moving away, TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - A pro­ posal lo cut in. half Florida's intangible tax on stocks and bonds si an estimated revenue loss of III million a year barely squeezed by the legislative Council today. Tha bar* 6-3 margin by which (hr council agreed to sponsor the bill in the legislature pointed up another biller floor fight when the measure' gets to the House and Senate for debale in April. A companion bill, which requi­ re* dumrstic and foreign corpora­ tions lo flic a list of their Florida stockholder* with tha state comp­ troller annually, was approved with only two dissenting votes. A hill which several legislators warned would reduce the revenue from lha Ux on a merchant's inventory or stock waa approved by the same 6-3 margin. Sen. Wilson Carrawsy, a council member and chairman of th* Senate Appropriations Committee, put his colleagues on notlca that If fhey jrMed lor ihe** tax-reduc­ tion* im y rmust be prepared to support new taxes to replace Ihe revenue. Sponsors of both measures countered that other feature* of tha proposed billa would actually result in Increased revenue or at least a* much at now being brought in. A bill to replace the present full value requirements for assess, ing property (or taxation with "Just value" sailed through the council with only one dissenting vole. RUDY U SLO A N Bomb Scare Follows Two Rosenwald Fires Concentrators Wait Upswing Forecast searched but no bomb was found. Police said that they had no idea U th* bomb boag waa turned In by a youngster or an adult. "Thar* was no way of telling,” one police­ man said. At the same lime, Teague aaid that double session! at the school started today In the wake of two major fires last week. The sessions would include grades one to three. A fir* destroyed two classroom buildings at the school early Thursday morning while another classroom was destroyed in • fire last Sunday. Teague said today that the Stale Fire Marshal'* office has completed il's investigation of the two blazrs and a report is axpec led anon. Science Takes Big Step JOHANNESBURG. South Africa (UPII—South Atm an police ar­ rested 10 African political leadtrs early today In a nationwide round-up Just before the return of Prime Minister Hendrik Vcrwoerd from London where he pulled this country out oI the British commonwealth. Official source! said the arrests were de­ signed to head off demonstra­ tions. $90 Billion Show ORLANDO (U P li Partici­ pants in the Southeastern Indus­ trial Exposition next month will represent a purchasing power of 390 billion, tha Florida Develop­ ment Commission said Saturday. 11m exposition is expected to draw 10.000 businessmen when it opens April 10. It will be pro­ moted by the Department of De­ fense and la designed to give both smad businessmen and contrac­ tors a rtxncc ta zee the- need* of tha government. Knott To Speak To Realtors ported lo have left their women and children hidden while they went north toward Sao Salvador to fight. The guerrilla bands ap­ parently circled behind them and wiped out everyone remaining in the town. Official Portuguese dispatches have said the guerrillas are op­ erating Tram the neighboring Congo and havt "foreign" bark­ ing. Six members of American mis­ sionary families have been re­ leased to United Nation* forces Rudy Sloan Gets Industrial Board Appointment NEW YORK (UPI) - Stock* ran up a broad string of minor gains at the opening today. Trading continued fairly heavy. Wall Street if split between brok­ ers who believe the market will iMjki<h', i,.sight ahead to a new’ record high and those who expect it to hack away from the peak School and law enforcement of­ at laast oov* more. ficials evacuated lb* itoirnwald Negro School In Altamonte Springs early Friday afternoon attar tha LAKELAND (UPD-WhU# con­ centrators waited for lit* matur­ Altamonte Police Drift, received ity of l*tr-**|iun fruit. Florida a telephone call (hat 'liliere it a citrusmen today resumed ship­ bomb * ■ the roof at Um school." ping tha bulk of. their orange County delftol Administrative As­ harvest to the fresh market. No sistant WaRjfr Teague' said that pi ices for oranges going to con­ the police Were alto notified that centrate were recorded last week th* bomb would "gq off at 3 due to the short supply which p.m ." The call was received at entered that channel. 3 p.m. Polica and tha sheriffs office ordered tha school evacuated. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - Stale Some 100 youngsters were dismis­ Industrial Chairman W o r l e y sed for the day. Brown forecssl an uniwing in tlie An extensive xrarch waa made stale's economy in the next iwo on the roof and all the school months, but warned Saturday grounds. Lockers and desks were Florida has by no means shaken off its recession fever. Brown based Ids forecast on s 1134.000 drop in jobless compensation payments In February, a n d promising factors in tha national economic scene. Africans Arrested SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 151 Africans Wipe Out Town Brokers Divided R. T, Milwee, superintendent of schools, will speak to the Pinecrest P-TA Tuesday at I p. ra on th* proposed school legisla­ tive program. 'This will be an opportunity for parent* to become belter inform­ ed on legislation affecting the schools and educational system la Florida. Members of live state legislature also bsva bore Invit­ ed to be present. The program baa been arrang­ ed b> P-TA legislative chairmen. Michael Caola end Helen Tucker, program chairman. Loral realtors and their assortThe executive board will meet at T:1S p m. in the school li­ tea will hear Wilson Knott presi­ dent at the Florida Land Planning, brary. Inc, and on* o f th* developer* of tha ttaw Seminal* Industrial Park, Carlton Quite WASHINGTON (U PI) - Presl- spseklug on th* importance o f at­ dent Kennedy, today accepted Um tracting new Industry to the coun­ resignation of D ojis, E. Carlton, tyThe meeting will b* held Tues­ formrr Florida sotcraor, aa a member af the Civil Right* Com­ day at I * a . I* •ho Sen Shall StoUursat. mission. \ Wire Toward Prolonging Life ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) Newly-perfected scientific tech­ niques have opened a door to life laving and life-prolonging lor human beings. Unfortunatly there are other doora which remain closed. It may prav# impossible to open llirin although (bare la much scicntilic hop* they can b* made to yield. A scientific lean lake* kidneys and lungi out of baboons and dogs. It keep* these organa alive. When restored to the bodies of their owners, they function just Lions To Heor McKibbin Talk Clifford McKibbin, chairman of th* Commit!** o f 100 af tha Cham­ ber of Comni»ice, will apeak to th* Lions Club at tU lt Tuesday DuuR mrrting at th* Rea Rhelt Restauisni. McKibbin will Uk* up some of tha fins point* af Sanford’s new ioug rang* city plan, which has been drawn up by city planner Georg* Hlmona. Th* plaa has not yet been arrepltd by th* city govsrnmsnt. Church M eet Set The regular monthly moating of the Lake Mary Cathalie Church Of The Nativity Woman’a Club will be held at > p. m. today in th* Lake Mary Chamber af Cammarca. as* though nothing had happened. So perfected are these tech­ niques the team leader said ha "wouldn't hr sit air to do the same thing to human beings if (and this is Ihr big, stumbling U) ha could "accomplish something" by doing to, At this time he could ac­ complish nothing because it's a sad ease of techniques being far ahead of application; il'a sad be­ cause there is so much which could be accomplished with the techniques if science could only open those other closed doors. A cancer-ridden lung could be taken out of a human body, freed of cancer and restored tn its owner, Stumbling block: liter* now is no drug or other treatmeat which ran do lhat lo a lung or any olher organ without de­ stroying the healthy as well as the cancerous tissue,__ However, this does not diminish ihe triumphant on* door-opening of Dr. Claude R. Hitchcock and bis associate* of tha Minneapolis General Hospital. He detailed it at a science writers' sltninar her* sponsored by th* American Cancer Society. Upon removal of kldnry or lung from baboon on dog the organ is reduced In temperature to ana degree above zero wiibin on* minute by running refrigerant and numbing chemicals through Its artery, which remeves tha blood at the same lime. Ibis 'quick-cbilhng evidently praaarvaa Um Ufa af Um organ. Peel's Attorney Asks Tape Ban FORT PIERCE, (UPI) - De­ fense attorney Carlton Welch asked the court today to ban from testimony a confessed killers tape recorded conversation! nam­ ing Joseph A. Peel Jr., as the man who masterminded the 1933 slay­ ings of Circuit Judge and Sirs. C. E. Chllllngworih, Welch made his motion as Peel’a murder trial In St. Lucia County Circuit Court moved back Into the courtroom to begin its third week. Tti* trial w is recessed most of last week while the Judge, oppos­ ing attorneys and Peel listened to Ihe tape recordings of Floyd lLucky) Holzepfel'a story of the Cbilllngworth slaying*. ‘False’ Ads Hit By FTC WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Federal Ttadt Commission hs* accused manufacturer* of. four nationally advertised pain killars o f falsely advertising that their products give th* fastest relief from pain. Actually, th* FTC said, "theie is no significant differences in th* rate o f speed with which these, or any ether such a n a lg o L . iriUvt rain." sent lo the chaotic Kivu Province lo drive out fanatic "leopard men" who hava threatened to kill all whiles, th* UN command an­ nounced today. Tire American* leaving are members of the World Grice TesUmony of Chicago. They had been prevented by tha Kivu gov­ ernment from leaving the area plagued by * rorist attacks. Th* UN said that in addition to Ihe Americans, six Belgians and a Dutchman also am being flown ouL Other American and European white residents in Kivu have decided to stay. In Leopoldville, Congolese gov­ ernment spokesman Albert Dalvaux accused UN personnel to­ day of engaging In smuggling, Delvaux, who la one of th* most influential members of tha cen­ tral government, announced lhat henceforth good* destined for lha UN forces through th* port ad Maladi will be subjected to Con­ golese customs control. The now development* cams aa informed source* said Um eentral government might relax th* eco­ nomic blockada af Oriental Prov­ ince as a gesture of concillitlot toward pro-Lumumba leader An* laina Gizanga. Seining Proposal To Be Discussed By Sportsmen Tb* Seminole County Sports­ man's Assn, win meat today at ■ p. m. In Um Courthouse ta dis­ cuss the recent proposals that Hie Gam* and Fresh Water Flail Commission open up tha St, Jphq’a River andLlake* for tom merclal Mining for freak water fish. Discussion also will be held and action taken an a proposed constitutional amendment per­ taining to (lectio* af members ad the Gam* and Freeh Water Flak Commission. AU members af tha Sport*man’a A nn. era urged ta ba present and aU sportsman and Rihermtn ara invited to attend this meeting. Jack Wilber, former president of the group, said Ibat the local organization hai already gone on record opposing Mining of th* SL John*. Ha added that at a meeting af Fifth District sportsmen Sun­ day, game commission official* explained that at laast four members of Um commission ara againet the Mining. Citizens Group To Organize In North Orlando A meeting to organise a Citi­ zens Commute* In North Orlamto has been called al Um VUJaga Hall today at T:I0 p. m. W. W, Anderson, who will serve as acting chairman at thla first meeting, has urged aU resi­ dents of tha community, whether or not they live within the vil­ lage limits, to attend lha meet­ ing. Milwee To Address County Taxpayers Taspayers For A Belter Gov­ ernment in Seminal* County Assn., meeting today at Altsmonl* Elementary School, will hear an address by lupt. af Schools R. T. MUwaa, AU taxpayer* of the county are invited to attend the • p. a . meeting. N am e Lives On HOLLYWOOD (U PI) — Kay Gable gave birth to an l-pound ’ T rin e*" today to carry on tha name of her lata husband, Clark ‘Gable, "K ing" of tb* maviaq It was tha only child hoiw af GxUl* wbe died af a bean attack last Nov. 11 ia Hollywood Pres­ TIm Campbell-Lossing Ameri­ byterian Hospital wbara hta ro ­ can Legion Post 33 will have a bust ion entered tha world. chicken barbecue supper today at 7 p. m, to be followed by Um regular monthly business meet­ 'Real Chance* GENEVA (U PI) -B ritain '* chief ing. Election of next year's County nuclear conference delegate aaid Fair officers will be held at this on arrival today ha so** "a vary lima and all member* are urged real chanca" of a aucJear weap­ to be present and to bring a saw on* teat baa being agreed ta I* ■ matter af weak*. Fair Officer Vote Scheduled Tonight ‘ , \ �'Cammsck, Baker Named Directors Of Milk Producers WASHINGTON (U PI)— Atty. Gen. Robert F. Ken­ nedy has disclosed the Juatice Department is invest Igatjng widespread price fixing in an attempt to "lower pricea” of bread, meat, milk, drugs and other con­ sumer products. Kennedy said Sunday that price-fixing cases were being checked in "almost every major metropolitan area . . . including the city of New York and the state o f New York, where rather important cases appear to be developing.” He pointed out that an indictment had been return­ ed recently in Florida in connection with the bread in­ dustry and said that price fixing “ is far more wide­ spread than people realize . . . almost across the board In certain sections.' MONDAY By DICK WEST Lake Mary Boy Scouts, Scout WASHINGTON <L’ P1> - A few But, T p. m. years ago, the United States and • • • Pakistan reached an agreement Longwood Boy Scouts, Old Bap. designed to heipi strengthen nonMat Church, 7 p. m. Co mm unlit defeases against a possible Soviet attack. American Legion Old Glory Pskiitaa agreed to equip its Post, Wan Park, S p. m. army with aa armored division that would be ready to meet an TUESDAY invavion, and the United States, Lake Mary K ip lou r Poet S32, for its part, agreed to finance the Bcout Hut, 7:34 p. m. construction of a cantonment to bouse the troops. Longwood Jayceea, Youth Cen­ Wbal happened after that i* re­ ter, Perk, ■ p. m. lated today In ■ report released by a House foreign affair* sub­ Lyman High School T-TA at committee. which sent a survey team to Pakistan I* Inspect the eehool, • p. m. garrison. The Defease Department ob­ Oviedo Garden Club, member's home, Mra. John Ridenour, presi­ jected to publication of the report on grounds that thii project was dent. not typical of our military assist­ Blue Blrde, Mra. Richard Con- ance program. But I believe the department bad the wrong atti­ ved, 713 Bey wood, g il t p. m. tude. • • o If this project is wot typical, Enterprise P-TO, School, 7:30 then the publication of the report 9- »• should serve a worthwhile pur* pose. As you read mart about tha Longwood Boy Scout Troop 119, report, I think you will ace what Episcopal Pariah House, 7 p. n . I mean. The first thing the aurvey team Wonsan's Auailiary, Bear Lake noted was that the cantonment Manae Ctvie Betterment Aaen. Jnr., waa built at Kharian, It noted this Mrs. Berweli Houston, 3322 Bon- because Kharian "is a long way wia Dr., Bsar Laka Manor, g p. m. from the northwestern border of west Pakistan where the danger Gres: Britlan abolished slavery o f a Soviet attack appears to be tfuwogbout tha British empire la greatest." On Use other band, Kharian la "It has a tremendous effect on the community when price* arc fixed," Kennedy said. "A* we’ve seen in the case of the electrical companies, when the conspiracy broke down, the price to the consumer and to the govern­ ment fell about .10 to 41) percent. "I think the same thing happens where there is price fixing in these other areas. If we can have a vigor­ ous program in this field, we're going to be able to lower prices in some o f these important ateas." Besides the electrical equipment and bread cases, he said "w> have a price-fixing conspiracy under in­ vestigation dealing with meat . . . one dealing with milk . . . one dealing with other electrical equipment— also with drugs.” located near the border of India, with whom Pakistan has been feuding and with whom we have been trying to maintain friendly relations. Tha survey team teemed to feel that the (election of a site a bit closer to the Soviet Union and a little fenher from India would perhaps have been a wiser choice. The nest thing It noted was that the mess halt kitchens ia the can­ tonment had expensive walk-in re­ frigerators that did not appear to be. serving any useful purpose. Whoever ordered the refrigera­ tors apparently did not take into account the fact that Pakistani soldiers are Moslems and eat only freshly slaughtered meat. The survey team also noted Ihet the washrooms provided the Pakistan Gl's with individual shelves, mirrors and lights for their shaving comfort. The only trouble with that is that Pakistani soldiers do not sbavo In the morning aa Ameri­ can aoiditrs do. They wait until the afternoon alcita period. Then they sit down In tha shade of a tree somewhere and are shaved by civilian barbers who live near the camp site. These and other observations caused the survey team to con­ clude that the United States bad spent MS million to build an in* itallation that was neither "well suited to dafense" or "w ell adapt, fd . t o Pakistan requirements.” TRUMAN TROIJTNER Jr., aon of Mr. and Mr*. T. C. Trout ner, Ilf* W. Woodland Dr., has been named to the Dean’s List at Florida State where he recently pledged PI Kappa Phi. A member of last year's Sem­ inole H i g h graduating cla**, Troutner played end with the football team in his junior and senior years. Bear Lake Club Plans Meeting Mrs. W. L. Cbrnncll and Mr*. Claude Mention o f the Orlando Garden Club will he specUl guests at a meeting o f the Bear Lake Garden Circle Wednesday, The meeting ie to b« at the hum* o f Mrs. Allan Wentworth, 1317 Asher Cr.. Bear Laka. . Bill Cammack of Geneva and Joe Baker of Sanford were elect­ ed directors of the Central Flor­ ida Milk Producer* Assn, at the organization's annual meeting at Orlando. Other rounly dairymen were among the lid) attending the event to hear talks by farmer Sen. W. E. Bishop of Lake City, legislative* representative of the dairy association, explain atat; legislation. Bishop urged them ta study tbeir group's legislative program and inform their state legislator* of their problems. The role of dairy producer! In developing policies of the Florida Milk Commission was outlined by Howard Walton, administrator of the commission, and Don Conkey, local association manager, mod­ erated a question and answer aeanon on local, stale and na­ tional dairy problems. BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss. (CPU “ I could hear Wallace acreammg for help for about 19 minute*— then it stopped.” I.ewi* Krmph Jr., said today that was the last be or any of the other teen-aged campers ma­ rooned in tree lops by a sudden flood beard from their pal, Wallace Bourigeoi* Jr. The body of the drowned II* year-old Bourgeois, of Was eland. Mu*., waa lound in II inches ol Objects Of P-TA Read At Meeting An Altamunta Springs Negro was shot, beaten up and robbed early Saturday morning whila walking homa on the Longwood road in Altamonte Springs. Ned Simpson was listed in ‘'good'* rondition at Oranga Me* inorial Hospital today after he was (hot in tha left shoulder and beaten over the head by ■ "blunt instrument.” Simpson aaid that a man wear* Ing a rnaik stopped him on the road, beat him over the head, shot him twice, and stole over S200 from him. Simpson aaid that he fired six ■hots at tha robber while lying on the ground but none hit him. The Sheriff's office said that Simpson's gun waa found on tha ground near the scene o f the trim* with all the cartridges amply. Members of the Oiteen P-TA beard Mrs. Gerald Hosack read "T bt Objects of the ParentTeachers Assn." to open a meet­ ing of the group Tuesday at the school. Mrs. N’olaa Osteen presided and reports were heard from Edward Pell, Mrs John Juris and Mrs. Albert Pell. Mrs. Edward Pell reported on the workshop of education on legis­ lation held at Daytona Beach which also was attended by Mrs. Ruth Cowan. Mrs. Nolan Oiteen, Mr*. Irving Vieno Jr. and Mrs. Albert Pell. A report on the dinner for re­ presentatives at the Daytona meeting was given by Mrs. Jurss. Mrs. Albert Pell, In her report, announced that unleu the state legislature panes a bill allowing funds for kindergartens, the school in Volusia County will be aban­ doned. County Juvenile Counselor Wal­ ler Garries who talked on juvenile problems was guest speaker no the program. Refreshments of cup cakt* top­ ped with a green shamrock were served with green punch from a table centered with e crystal brandy anifttr in which stiver shamrock candle* floated in green tinted water. Educator To Speak W orld’s Phones Dean Dorothy Smith of the University of Florida will dis­ cuss "Nursing—H'a Theory and Practice” at a meeting of the Florida Nurses Assn. 3lar. 31 at 7:30 p. qi- hi the Red Cross Building. At tha beginning of the I960’*, there were approximately 130 million telephones in the world, with 35 per rent of this total being la the United States, ac­ cording to the Encyclopedia Bri­ tannic*. For Incom e! Investm ent! Hom e Ownership — 5, 3-Bedroom Hom es 5, 2-Bedroom Early Friday, Mr*. Kemph swirling, debris-littered high wadrova out to the camputa to get ter Sundsy by one of nearly *00 the boy* and heard them ahoultng weekend searchers. National Guardsmen, men in for help acrota the rain • flootoj boats, on horseback and stalking woodland. She signaled to thni in hip-boots resumed search today and returned for help to town That waa when your Bourgeon for G. E. Maurigi, 13, of Bay St. and Larry Cox, another camper, LSuis, alao feared drowned. Bourgeon. Maurigi and Kemp, left their perchea and tried to H, of Bay St. Louis, were among awim to the apparently imminent six Bay High School boji who set help, Mid Kemph. The two (truck out for what ip. off on a holiday camping weekend peared to be a ridge beyond one Thursday under blue skies. That night, they bedded down of the swollen creeks. But it in a low spot between two creeks turned out to ba merely d e b u by the Jordan River northwest of Cox and Bourgeola began to j * here. Then a thunderstorm bit and for help. Maurigi whom scoutmaster John the creeks quickly overflowed. Their bedding and food swirling Rutherford Jr., called a "good, allaway, the boys splashed through around boy"— left hi* tree limb the ankle-deep watera to trees and and awam toward Cox. A iwilt shinnied to the tops. The water undercurrent carried him away, “ I could talk to Maurigi for came "up and up and up,” aaid awhile before he drifted too fir Kemph. "It couldn’ t have been worse," away," aaid Kemph. Cox grabbed said Kemph. "It waa cold, wet another tree, but Bourgeois a y Maurigi becama lost. * and the trees were hard.” By the time Friday afternoon The boys were pelted by hail "the si:e of goose-eggs” for an when a rescuer In a boat, Jimmy hour, aaid Hancock County Sheriff Ray Ladner, reached the four Gerald Price. They tried to pro­ marooned in treelopi, the water tect themselves with palmetto had risen to a depth of 20 feet— leaves. "A grown man couldn’t just below the heads of the camp, ers. have atood it,” said Price. ROLLATEX ★ u r m j ‘i m om ★ NOPAINT0909 ★ SO m SCM M ll Mary Carter Paints Hom es FRIDAY 1:30 P. M MARCH 31 MARCH 31 Opea for Inspection 19:JO A.M. day of Auction Open for Inspection 19:30 A.M, day o f Aactiaa Fine, Residential Section Beautiful* Modern Hom es 1 ! Located In the south Central part of Hanford, on# of tho elllee belter residential sections. Highland Park, in whirh these lovely hume* are situated, ie known for Ita fin* cla*a » f resi­ dent*, Its quiet dignity and welbkept, and maintained neighborhood. Tha house* ere completely modern, built seven years ago of masonry construction with builtup roofs, tils floors end the Inner walls farrod and plastered. They ere attractive in design, convenient In arrangement and the kitchens nr* furnished with stove, refrigerator aad built-in cabinets. Buy One! Buy Several! Buy All 1 I This Is an uneacelled chance fer the INVER* TOR ta hay Inemos producing properly with eacollent Income. Bach o f tha houses Is rested ta yaar ’round octupanta who nr* good tenants. Tha two had room homes are rented far 373 per n m lk , aad tha 3 hadraom homes ato rsalod far 333 pat month. The tenants pay their awn el lltttae. I oration keeps them In demand for both Sanford and Orlande weaken, being one Each home has a nice law# and carport* for coovenieat shelter for car and aa a esmbtaa* FRIDAY, MARCH 31 - 1:30 P.M. Hero is the chase# ta buy a lovely I *r • bed­ room home far your family. You wilt Uva la a genteel neighborhood among "nice poop!*". Only local residential traffic travels these streets—yoo ara away ream tha solas o f tha traffic and tho accam ponying congestion, end you can real assured, if you have children, for they are safe from speeding ra n aad re­ With all this, the convenience of the location ia oaperh. C ordon Drive ia only on* block from French A n . (U . B. 1T-9I)-Coronado Is only 3 block* from Park Are. Schools within • few minutes walk. Churches are eaeily ae- I IHrertleant Turn o u t from French Av*. (U. H. 17-33) at Silh HU go one block to C ordon, turn left at 33ad ta Colonial Way and Properly. From Park Are. turn west aa 32nd aad ga 3 blocks to ' Other Coming: Hansbrough Auction . . . . ■ANFORD — Tha Cllr af opportunity — tho City with an assured future. The first of the yaar (I N I ) Florida KlpUnger Latter aaid that tha Hanford-DI-aad area showed the greatest promise for moving forward— even a small bsamlet. The strength and vitality af Ito economy o f thl. area Ie apparent. Both t he growth af Hanford and Orlando area are truly amusing. A drive be­ tween tha two cities will reveal that the two cities are growiw together. T he recent announcement that ha fabslsas Disneyland type Circus Land just at tbt south aids af Hanferd should herald tha growth af this arts beyond any raincatvabia proportions. Tha Naval Airbase and olkst Industrial Installations provide Ibis area with aa assured Incoming papulation nad ready cash payroll. Lacated an beautiful U k * Monrue and near other outstanding stream*. Hanford U provided with matrhle.s beauty aad some of Ito Blair’s must desirable fishing spats. The Ml, John. Ulver (lowing through Lake Monro* given this area aa outlet for Central Florida to Iba to s.l. W EI). 1:33 P. M. 31 ARCH 2 2 -H .lfw a y House Restaurant end Homs M*VHr l / ' i l ' ' v" " " l . 1'* 1!,U ^ uU Mulberry. TH U R lLI P. M. MARCH 23r 3. 3 bedroom Duplet. P. Myers: 1:39 P. M. 13 (colored) Duplex. Ft Myers— Bur fa r ta sk ! barn More On Montv Invented I 1 DonH B* Hatisfied with 3 and 4% Returns, FBI. 1 :J0 I* ) ! MARCH * * - l Duplex, Alto* Kd. M at. Kir. 7h», N M ^ * AT. 1 : 5 P .M . 33—Lots, Acreage, Tracts, Heme, Punts Cords, Chariot Ie W r-U. I a a I'. M. MAMt II 23—Wellborn Apt-Hotel, sn rlssU n * » « * « Lucerne downtown Orlando, 21 Furnished Apartment, beautiful, Li” .!::.* WAHCH Winter Park.Orlaudn. T llt ’ US 1:33 j\ M ib- sT b o R fSSSSan This, and many other attraction*, g|vo Sanford watoral appeal that asonrtw it . conlinaad growth sad rising economy. COME LIVE AND INVEST IN EANFORD 1 1 a r r r r r r -- .-f �- t ®h» Denfnrb Mon. Mnr. 20, 1061—Pope S Orralb Traffic Mishaps Kill 10 Floridians Canter Drive To Start April 1 MIAMI (U P !)—At least 10 persons dn'il in weekend traffic ac­ cidents in Florida, the Highway Pmrol reported Monday. In the worst crash «I the pe­ riod, thrrp brothers from Merritt Island were killed Saturday night in a head-on collision on a causeway between Cocoa and Cocoa Reach. The victims were James A., Robert L. and William Cross, all in their 2u's. The driver of thr other ear, R. I.. Darnum, wa* charged with manslaughter. QUANTITY RIGHTS R lS E R v lD PRICES GOOD Thru MARCH 22nd SALVATION ARMY LT. CI.AKK holds the door ns Ted Wilburns helps the lucaf SA licm f move into n home on Palmetto Ave., to jfive more space for Sunday School, office and service activities in ihc present headquarters on E. Second St. (Herald Photo) Checkerlails Visit Naples The three - word imperative, "Guard Your Family." will again be the theme of the .American Cancer Society Crusade" which opens here Apr, 1, For the third successive year, the family theme will be usrd in conjunction with the life-saving phrase. "Fight Cancer With a Checkup and a Check," it was an­ nounced today by Garnett White, president of the local unit. "Thr combined slogan sums up the cancer problem and what to do about it," said White in dis­ cussing plan* for the Society's I9fll educational and fund-raising Crusade. "Two of three families here and in the country a! large will eventually he struck by can­ cer. Regular health checkups are their best protect on against the disease, and checks are the means to support the scientists who are searching for a cancer cure or preventive.” Pointing out that RJ.OOl) .Amer­ icans (lie needlessly of cancer each year because they went to their doctors too late. White »aid the Society gives lop priority in its April Crusade to Its educa­ tional effort to prevent the trag­ ic loss of life. "The free litera­ ture distributed by volunteers in ihcir housc-to-liousc cslls," he said. "Is designed to stimulstc regular health checkups among all adults for early detection of cancer, when most cancers tre readily curshle." The fact that more than 1 ,000,000 Americans now bung have hern cured of canrer. White said, it dramatic proof of the effec­ tiveness of the educational pro­ gram of the American Cancer Society, the only national volun­ Sovo Everyday at WINN-DIXIE FREE 50 tty HAL COCHRAN A man told a judge lie went on The use of a two bedroom a drunken spree because Ills vvife home has been donated to the The ChcckerUlls of VA11-U. talked loo much. Bored stiff! • • * * commanded by C. O. Donnaud Salvation Army by Ted Williams, III. visited Naples the ftr»l port a A professor says the a il o f con­ county commissioner a n d nf the 1961 M*diterranean cruise versation is dying out. Maybe we member of the advisory board of after over two week* at sea of the Salvation Army Corps. need more operations. aboard the fast attack carrier • • * Due to increased activities, the Roosevelt. SA headquarters at 2M E. Second To a baby, atphubeliuup leaclics The city and surrounding area* St. have become overcrowded spilling, nut spelling. offered much for Chcckcrtail and the former living quarters of sightseers. Daily tours wire LI. Clark, hi* wife and two made available through the .Spe­ daughters will now he utilised for cial Services Division of the ship. necessary welfare services per­ O fThe daily lours included trips to formed by the Army. Naples and Vesuvius; Capri. Plans arc in thr making to "Pompil and Sorrento. F.xtrnded build a new home as permanent tours were available (or Rome Scminola* Kcbckah Lodge No. Li quarters fnr the SA director and and Venice. Tours were Inexpen­ will sponsor a Silver Tea Tuesday his family and a set nf blueprints sive snd provided the best way from 2 p. m. until 5 p. in. at the hate already been donated for of seeing Naples and other parts home o f Mrs. Alburn C. Rector un the project by G. J. Wemrncr, of Italy. architect. ibe old Urluiido Hw-y. The in-port period was nut all The dull collection of Mrs. IV, L. rest and relaxation. Maintenance Roche, which includes many anticrews worked long hours preparf ing the aircraft for (he forlhcom- ques and dolls of all nations, will Jack P. Bratton, Chuluota busi­ be on display dm mg the afternoon, ” ing squadron operations. nessman. who had returned home Tbu»evciit it open U > the public. After leaving Naples VAIt-11 from the Winter Park Hospital will participate in several NATO where he was a *urgical patient, and Sixth Fleet exercises designre-entered the hospital Saturday cd to test the squadrons opera­ for flintier treatment. tional and striking power. TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH THIS COUFON AT YOUR NEAREST WINN-DIXIE STORE ) Void Attar March 22 Lim it On* Coupon To Adult Wrth A $5 OO or Mot* Food Ordtr wm m yMm m swM Lodge To Sponsor Silver Tea Monday BACON G A . P EA C H Sliced ” The L o n g w o o d Pentecostal Church, too Orange Ave., will hold the monthly Rally of Con­ queror* today at 7:30 p. m. Throughout the stajc, Pente­ costal members hsvc adopted an Latter theme with the thought, "Judas’ 30 pieces of silver wa* the price of betrayal—my offer­ ing of 30 pieces of silver Is an ^ offerin g of love to my Lord." “ The silver offerings will he pre­ sented at Easter services In ■mall plastic bags tied with lengths of string. Longwood church members, in­ cluding those of all youth depart­ ments, ar« participating in this Members nf thr Longwood Civic program. League will preview Easter Bon­ nets at a coffee in the Civie League Building Tuesday at 9 a. in. Friends and neighbors also are invited to attend and to enter the The Lyman School P-TA will contest of original creations with hear a program on Civil Defense a prise to b* given for the most at I p. m. Tuesday at the school. original, the funniest and the pret­ A. B. Peterson Sr., county Civil tiest. Donations of 25 rents for each Defense director, will be the speaker and alto will present a prison attending will be added to the libiary fund. film to augment his address. MERUTEl LIGHT BUIBS^ ..aftiryou buy tha NewLonger-Burning W M ME EIRLITE LIGHT BULBS withtheamuiet MO-TIME-LIMIT TREEREPLACEMENTGUARANTEE! At la it , h tn 's a bulb th at b u rn t so m uch to o ts, Ih tn ordinary bulbs that any iTm* II bum s out. w halhar » yaars, 10 yaats o r U x ifa r, W ITHOUT TIM E LIM IT , it w ill ha raplacod rate T h is tiu a ra n la a . In w ritin g , paesad Longwood League To Hold Preview Lyman Schedules CD Program » , « . *0. 7J I lOOwstt Was Ontf 89: IM R N tt-ll.lt Bey 6uranteel MERUTE BULBS TODAY! HASS GUOC. & M K T . 270W So. Stanford Ave. tiMiw (DUtriliutor) I*. O. Bos 405 SID IN G ROOFING C A R -P O R T A D D IT IO N S SW IM M IN G POOL G E N E R A L R E P A IR S CARROLL DANIEL CO N STR U CTIO N COM PANY, IN C. 2710 SANFORD, AVE. D IA L SANFORD. FLA. 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W Y N N f I T or V ale* S t a a p o Plus Bo llle Deposit NEVER BUY ANOTHER LIGHT BULB! 9 •'7i,lW yiYiVi7iV|Vl7iV,:iVt7iyiVyi7,\7 Sanford Boat Club Plans Activities Long wood Church -T o Hold Rally 4 w Uc-lCntern Hospital The Sanford Boat and Ski Club, Inc., met at the hnmr o f Mr. and Mis. Clyde Itobcrlaon Thursday to plan activities o f the group dur­ ing the next few weeks. In ndditimi to planning the Fishnthon held Sunday, members voted to make n contribution to the San­ ford Chapter of the American Red Cross fur the purchase nf Ilia film, "That They May Live.” Those present also decided to continue the annual pracliro of serving free donuts nnd col fee to all person' making the Silver Dol­ lar Cruisr. Nearly 2.000 different makes nf automobiles have been produced since the industry first started YOU'RE DOLLARS AHEAD! Salvation Army Gets Use Of House B'A RBS tary organisation fighting esneer through research, education and service to cancer patients. "W e need more funds to sav« more lives today and to support research which will find the cure we all pray for," aaid White. "Rem em ber the slogan— ■Guard Your Family. Fight Can­ cer with the Checkup and a Check'." Dixie Home Pure, Mild TEA PERSONAL SIZE IVORY bags soap 49' 79' 39* 49* GARDEN FRESH Lettuce^ 29< Ju icy Ripe Fresh Florida GRAPEFRUIT 8 £ 39* M aine Russet For Baiting, Mashing or Frying POTATOES 5 & 39* Strawberries 3 -1.00 FROZIN FRESH Pan-Radi Frocan SHRIMP 2 !£ T* ORANGE JUCE 5&L99* lit �* — .— - - ^ r--'r Rugged Highway ■■ Tha exact atatua o f the developing 41,000-mile Jntcratate highway aystem needs to be cleared up. It Isn’t proper to say it’s “ behind schedule” in tha matter o f miles o f road constructed, since federal of­ ficials say there are no year-to-year mileage deadlines. The only goal is to finish the entire network by 1972. Right now the record shows 8,000 miles built and another 2,800 miles o f previously constructed toll roads, tunnels and bridges drawn into the system. Construction is under way on another 4,100 miles, with engineering work or land acquisition proceeding on 10,000 more. Altogether, work has been completed or be­ gun on nearly 26,000 miles, about 60 percent o f the total. When President Kennedy says the program Is in trouble, be means it Could have trouble getting up the money to finish by 1972. The 90 percent or more o f cost generally supplied by tha federal government can, under the law, come only from revenues fed into the special highway fund from gasoline taxes and other highway users levies. With the total price tag for the program having already been boosted several times to cover rising costs, the judgment is that the 1972 deadline can’ t be met from presently authorised revenue sources. Completion would have to be stretched out to 1977. Mounting evidence gleaned by House committee and Independent investigators shows that the "rising costa” include untold millions of dollars scandalously lost— through lack o f proper federal control— In graft, ex­ travagant waste, and mismanagement at the state level. To do the job on time means digging up another $9.7 billion. The president thinks It can be done if Con­ gress will keep the existing four cent federal gasoline tax and add new, atiffer levies on the big trucks which use the roads. The overall coot picture won’ t be affected by Ken­ nedy’s order directing Immediate release of $724 million which normally would have been allotted from the fund in the month* up to June 80. About 10 states, including New York, Ohio, Texas, California and the Dakotas, are sufficiently advanced in planning to put the money quickly to use. Here and there, contract letting may also be speeded. But in many areas the money can't be handled now. Already allotted funds are backed up, waiting for plans. t For the long pull, however, the problem of rocket­ ing eoats has to be met tomorrow. WORRY CUNIC by Dt.O.W. Crane Even when you men hind your CASE H-43T: Martin L.. aged *3, U typical of many ambitious pay checks to your wife, faith­ fully and regularly, that doesn't 0ltQ« "D r. Craao,” Us auracUvo wilt make up for a lack of compli­ . began, "Martin is so Army ment!. Don’t put all your courtship * " H e was s non-commlssloned salesmanship into cold storage officer wbaa wo first n e t. Then Just because you have rharrled ho wont to 0 . C. S. school to be- tbe girl. corns a Sod U su tm a t. Buoy up bar morale with a "Sine# then bo h is ebaaitd • dally compliment, both verbal lo t I am* S4 sad wo havo been and physical, A smile and a kiss married 8 years. Wo have s HtUo are non-verbsl compliments. girl about a year old. If she prepares your favorite "But Martin iinores u*. except dessert, state your appreciation. to demand fell meals. He is al­ ftemember, more men lose ways wrapped up la atudyins air­ their wives because of failure to planes, because that is fils branch verbalise their appreciation than i f servlet. duo to oil other causea combined. " f realise a husband must keep It usually Isn’t sex hunger that up-to-date la his special field, hut Martls never fees liven me pulls a wife away from her hus­ s sift o f any kind since we hevo band and into an affair with an­ other man. No, It Is tbe fact her boos married. "Ho seems to think It is silly husband Is tongue-tied. He wants bis wife to read his lor married folks to act la love or show their affection by little mind, and thereby discover his love by telepathy, remembrances. . "A ll ba dots at borne Is watch But women want to hear a ball games and atudy for hla job. man's freewill voluntary expres­ He U faithful and doesn't fuss sion of his devotion. about monay, but a few kisses A good husband In modern •nee in a wbUa and an occasional America thus surprises his wife dsto would maka all the differ- occasionally with flowers. toco In tha world.” If you have NEVER given your A lot of buay husbands seapi wife flowers since your marri­ to think love will axpresa itself age, you are an old fogey. You Via telepathy. are a stodgy, unromantic male. That's a tr ifle mistakat Women Send her a greeting card, too, want words. And children need and piek out aome gift for her a double dost o f verbal compli­ birthday, as well as for Christ­ ments. mas. SID E G LAN CES By Galbraith 5 -1 # u n i t M •jw r.,’';- (Dswi CtbJby: Military Music By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: “ Hank the Barber” want* to raise the price o f haircut* to $6. He feels this is justifiable because he spent $600 learning the trade and $50 for clippers. I plan to be an engineer. Because 1 will attend college two and a half years longer than Hank, I will lose $16,000 more pay. This means I will spend 4 years and $ 20,000. When I graduate I certainly won’t ex­ pect to be paid $6 for 16 minutes' work. If Hank is right in saying that tbe earn­ ings o f a man ahould be baaed on the amount he haa spent to learn his p ro fu ­ sion, I ahould earn $664 per hour. COLLEGE STUDENT • • * DEAR ABBY: Thia is for Hank the Barber whose dippers coat him $ 6 0 .1 am a farmer. My equipment cost $15,000. I get 90 cents a bushel for corn and $1.50 for wheat. I get taxed $20 an acre. And. the barber thinks he ahould get $6 for one haircut? He is out o f his cotton pickin' mind! FARMER JOHN • • • DEAR ABBY: A barber complained because hla training cost him $600. Then he had to pay $60 for dippers. 1 am a acbool teacher. My education cost me $20.000 and it took me four year* to get it. My book* cost me over $600. Furthermore^1 am accountable to the principal, the” school board and the parents o f all my students. I have to weigh my words during school hours and Hvs like a saint-afterwards. I f the barber wants $5 fo r one hair cut, which U k u 15 minutes, how much should I charge for teaching his kids for iy s tr ? TEACHER DEAR ABBY: I have news for Hank the Barber who Is crying because it cost'.) him $600 for his education, I am a dealer in Las Vegas and my education cost me $100,000, and I NEVER expect to get even. "CURLEY” • POLITICAL NOTEBOOK WASHINGTON—(NEA) - U. 8. foreign aid opera tore in tbo less developed countries have been kicked around a lot for their mi*takes. So when they come up with a success story, It’s worth telling. Such an example haa just come to hand. It la an Illustration of the ex­ perience it will take to keep the new Youth Peace Corps from be­ coming a dismal failure by a bunch of untrained green kids turned loose on the world. This is tha true atory of a real-life American — not Just a character In fietkm. His name is Oliver Gordon Young. Ha is 33. 11a was born In China of Baptist mlssionsry parents. And he baa a California State Poly acience degree in animal nuibindry. He Is. moreover, a linguistic scholar in many hill tribe dialects in Soabteait Asia, This has en­ abled him to reach regioni which neither tha Thai government nor the U. S. International Coopera­ tion Administration technical atslitance people have been able to reach before. By trade, Young U a hunter. His father began taking him on hunting trips when he was I yesrs old. He now collects live animate for xoos throughout tha world and natural hlatory speci­ mens for American museum*. "I'v e never been lost In the jungles," he says. "But therq have been times when I didn't know exactly where I was for four or five days.” On tucb tripe be lives off tha land—monkey meat, bamboo ahooti, whatever la at hand. Becoming friends w i t h the mountain people who respected his hunting skill. Young was struck by their deplorable living conditions. Ha dtacTlbea them as "an appalling picture of poverty, dleeaae, Ignorance, malnutrition and tha worst sanitary conditions In tha world." Ha began trying to Improve tbalr living standards about five years ago, aa a one-man foreign aid minion. The hill people grew rice, mil­ let, corn and pepper without ben­ efit o f (arm Implements, animals or carts o f any kind. And they never grew snore than enough for bare aubilatence. Tasting tbalr aoll, Young found that It was good for coffee, tea and.brchanl crops. He brought them aeed, medical supplies and a few tools. He was so successful that fat persuaded one whole vil­ la** to give up opium culture «> switch to coffee and taa. They have a co-op running tha business now. That started it. Today, with tbe eo-operation of tbe 1CA mission and tbs Thai government. Young Use American is collecting basic Information on all tbo hUl tribe*. Ho estimates (bar* about 90 of them ,'with 300,000 people. "They are self-sufficient in a sens*," says Young. They depend on the Jungle for their hut-buildlog materials and aome of their CROSSROADS OF THE WORLD Nothing (a sacred In the Whit* House. That much la disturbingly obvious. A fellow can't even taka his shoes and socks o f f In hla own homo without nswa o f Its boing flashed around tha world. l,ook what happened to Presi­ dent Kennedy, There la a room In the executive mansion set aalda fo r tha uaa o f newamen, who sit ond wait for golden words to fall from the president's lips. A reporter was lolling around that pressroom tha other day, playing solitaire and cheating out­ rageously at ho waited fo r golden words to fall, whan In loddltd Carolina Kennedy, n winsome mil* of three summer*. "Hollo," piped tha president’s daughter, "H i," growled the reporter, without bothering to remove hla cigar in tha presence o f tho Sec­ ond Lady. "W hat are you doln gt” asked Carolina. "Hanging around,” granted tha newsman. "Watting for your old man to sound off." Ho tumod aM llx t d the infant with a bleary, world-weary oya, "Which reminds me, what’s. HE d oln g t" "Ho'a not doing anything," tril­ led tiny, trusting Carolina, "Ho'a just sitting up than with kta ahoao and aocka o ff. doing nothing." And added, "Tho rod eight goes on the black nine." But th* reporter waa a* (eager listening. "Out o f tha mouths o f babes and sucklings!" ha whooped. And reached for tho telephone. "Gim­ me the city desk!” Under this headline, Ui* story hit the front page of tho Waihlnton Post: "BAREFOOT DADDY JUBT SITS THERE." "That's a hot on*!” said A s­ sociated Press. And relayed it to all America, and to tho waiting world. "UNSHOD PATER TAKES HIS EASE,” read tha headline* in Lon­ don. "OTOO-CHAN W A HADASHI DE SUWATTE IRU,” cried th* Tokyo prase. "1L BABBO SCALZO NON FA ALTRO CHE BEDERE LI," rear§4 Rom I. •PAPA LES PJEDS-NU EST AS818 LA," screamed Paris. "BOSONOG1Y PAPA PROSTO BID1T," boomed Moscow. By Peter Edson • "What’s your problem ?” For a person­ al reply from Abby. send a self-addressed envelope to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills. Calif. Who paya for what? For Abby’s pam-«» phiet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding,” ■end 60 cents to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. Ct/s Jhs U/onum: Do you reckon wo really ara as big snobi aa a lot o f advertisers leem to think we are? Snob appeal in advertising start­ ed out in eubtle vein. But it gets more frankly anob-appealish all time. "H ow’s your S. Q .7" asks an ad in a recent m igailne. (A t tha bottom of the S. Q. Is explained as standing for Snob Quotient) food. They weave a coarse cloth, Tha reader Is asked to an*w*r make their own dyes and gran three questions with a "Y es” or baskets. They ark anlmlils. with "N o.” "D o you yearn to wtar a many customs strangely ilmilar to those found In African jungle tyib«f. They consider water to be p osm ted of evil spirits, and rarely bathe. In spite of their primitive cul­ ture, tbe tribesmen have a few MONDAY P. M. simple virtues they might well i:#* ( I ) C ba n otl Sts N tw iro o w exchange for tha seed, fertiliser, <S> ABO Ntws medicine and tools of "m ore civ­ •ill (31 Noweeopa (11 Am es m An i f ilized" people. (S) Slid FI*. Non* "They practice the theory that •:t* (S) llle h w n r Patrol ( ( ) W eakly Now* R * t !* w thtra a rt four mortal, unforgiv­ 13) llu n tlty-U rln k lty able tins,” says Young. "These (II W io k ly Nona IlevD w a n stealing, tunrder, adultery— T:00 111 Aoolanmont L'ndtrn otor (1) Frontier and Indebtedness. T:#* (•) Olaoot "Punishment is severe. The T:is (*> D oug Edward* M e (t> T h* Americana criminal may be brought before <S) T o Toll Tho Truth a one-man council, usually the IS) Chojronno proverbial witch doctor, who »:»# (* ) P olo and aiadjra pisses sentence. This varlex ■it* t n Walla F a re * ( I ) B rln alng Vp Buddy (som execution by spearing, cutI I ) X urfild* Sla ting off heads or just running •i*S 13) A capulco f:0« (I I Ingrid U trgm oa IpacU l Use accused into tbe jungle to be l:S * (l> Dant* killed by pursuing hunters. For (SI B in g Crotby Spatial leaser crimes—auch aa telling n 10:01 13) Barbara Stanw yck IS) I I.o»e Lucy lie—the sinner may be merely t*:tt (S) Jack pot B ow lin g Ik) J-stcr Ounn whipped." (S) Juno Allroan Young hai readied these peo­ !1:SS (1 ) N ow icop* ple ahead of tha Communist or­ ( I ) Channel S Naworoom (S) S lid 'F lo r id a Nows ganisers and there Is a chance that a native defense can be built up against penetration f r o m acroaa the Chinese border. But the interesting question for anthropologists la what the hill peoples' moral standard will be after they havo had a generation of civilisation and technical aaslate net. By BENNETT CEBF A tale of the early Welt con­ cerns th* man who arrived in Texas driving a lwo-wheeled cart harnessed to a pair o f mounUin "This la America," sneered lions. Tbe nun was heavily Iiveatla in an editorial. "Evan th* bearded, had • couple of big ilxpresident Is unemployed and bai ahoolers jammed Into hi* belt, and had a bowle knife protruding no abooa and socks." Pierre Salinger, presidential from his boot. On the aaat be­ side him snarled a wildcat, and press secretary, faced a problem for a whip, the H u n ger brand­ that had naver bothered Jim Ha- ished a live rallleinake. gerty under Preaidant Eiecnhower, After ordering and tossing or any other prats secretary since down a gallon of sulfuric acid, tha time of Grover ClevsUnd (who this wild-eyed stranger was ask­ had fathered a daughter, Esther, ed where he hailed from. "Oklabomy," ha g r u n t e d . tn tho White House in 1803), "Things was getting so disorderly Mr. Salinger’* probltm'a being: there all us sissies had to get How to keep a three-year-old out." moppet from shooting o ff her o o • mouth to tho press T A chap named Cousins fess s Meanwhile, tha reporter who had recurrent dream. He always telcphonad that etory to Th* Wash­ seems loses the poet Thomas ington Poet knew ha had bagged Gray sitting on a tombstone, the scoop o f hla Ilf*. sneezing like mad, and compos­ Kicking o f f hU ahoes and aocka, ing "Allergy in s Country hq sat back, a happy man. Churchyard." • By ru»h Miiiet at* tbs product being adverttied But what about the woman wh..* doein't yearn fo r a Dior original, a Bentley Continental, or think that having a suite on an ocean liner would be tha living end 7 Well, that poor soul flunks hrr quit so badly that aha doesn't •ran rata a grade. Her "8. Q.” probably stands fur •lob quotient in tha copywriter s opinion. ) And If you think this Is Juit an Isolated caaa o f enob appeal ad­ vertising how about tho Interior decorator who boldly advertises: "The home la now tha No. 1 status symbol. Why not let us plan a decor that will ba tha envy o f your ( I ) H ollyw aa* Movt* friend* 7" ( I ) Chaoool a Theatre Or tha department store that re­ I D Jaek Paar (4 ) H ollyw aa* H art* C a v il- cently advertised "Ills” and "Her ' **d* privet* planes? Watch tha adverUsing directed at women (espe­ TUESDAY A . M. cially In tha fashion and decorat­ ( I ) Olga On ( I ) Can't. CUssraaw ing journals) and see if you think (1 ) Today ws women havo as high a Snob ( t ) Sign On Waaifcar, Naws ( t ) F ir m Hmrkat K ipert QuoUant as the advertiser* seem ( t ) Today to think wo havo. ( I ) W ak# tig C anaan* Christian Dior original 7" "Do you adore tho thought o f gliding down Fifth Avenue in a Bentley Con­ tinental 7" and "Do you thrill to travel to Europe—private suits by Cunard?' How dots th* reader score hsrself! Wall, says the ad, ona Yea out o f three la "fair." Two out of three la "good." And three yasaa assures her that her Snob Quotient la “ axcallsnt." And presumably aba la ju ft tha fair-haired girl to really appraci- Television Tonight Try And Slop He By William Drury TlslS ll:t l 11:41 S ill S :lt t:»s T :S * T:tS TlSI T itl ( I ) Nawa-Wanthar M l ( I ) CBS Morning N tw s ■IIS ( I ) Captain K angaroo till ( I ) SiSS ( I ) ■ill ( I ) Sill ( D (S) (I) tlSI (1) (!) •ret t t ) H its (1) W aalbar an* Nows T oday cou ntdow n Nswa Tha V isiter Hamper Room K artoon K ip a re Rtocuo t D ing D ang Sahanl Naws sa d Interview s Bay Whan (I) I fit a t t ) tt) It i ll (I) (I) (t) H it* (3) It) (I) Orbit P la y T ou r Nunab Vida* V illage Price la R ls h t Doubt* Bspeaur* Morning Court Concentration SurprlM p a c k e t* Lev* That Baa <«) December Brit* TUESDAY P. 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Da Tan Treat l:M I D M sk* Ream F e e Dnddy 41) Brighter Day ( t ) Am erican Baatataad t i l l <«* Storet Storm SiSS <t> H are's H allyw a ai , ( I ) Bdga o f Night Stab ( I ) I O’clock Mart* ( I ) Uncle W ail 41) Fapora Flaykauaa 1.11(11 Q uick D raw MeOraw Cl) Reakay a a * Hla F lraala i Townspeople refute to support their mtrsbal when a (own Is •varan by a hoodlum gang in "Tha Frightened Town” on tha ABC "T bo Cheyenne Show." "Inside Job” o o “ ALt;’e "Surfside 4 " is (ho ator* of an at­ tempt to prevent n bank robbery 1* which a teller la involved. || "Twenty-Four Hours In a Worn**'■ Life” Is tha dramatic ver­ sion o f a Stefan Zwalg story that will alsr Ingrid Bergman on CBS. A wealthy English widow fins tn love with a young Ameri­ can in Monte Carlo and pays his gambling debts on condition he naver gamble again. Ha doublecrosses her. "Tbe Bing Crosby Show" o f ) ABC Is i vsristy special featur­ ing Maurica Chevalier, Carol Lawrence and Alda Monaco, Ital­ ian tanor. 10 DAY8 TIL! TV RENTAL Seminole T V . m e Our Tube Chotker M 8t Sanford A re. FA S-48M CIVIC CENTER RHONE FA M i l * T t w m r * TUBS. TV Tonight Friday Mar. HA • EXTRA FIGHTFILMS! P AT T E R S O N JOHANSSON STARTS THUR8. 8:15 P.M . Baser tad Poetry la tbs music of thought, coavoyad to us la tho music af league*. —Paul Chatfield Music U the sound of ualvorslal Uaa promulgated. Available at Qvig Couleg Of fiao ADULTS 225 C H ILD R EN 1.25 STARTS SUN. .J V �ftanlorB Mon. Mar. 20, 1961—Pajre 5 S fraI5 Tribe Happy Over Kirkland Deal £ United P reii International Johnny Anlonclli and H aney Kuenn were the ••bis" inen in last winter’* deal between San Francisco and Cleveland, but from the looks of things, Willie Kirkland, the third man in the swap may wind up as the best bargain since old Peter Mlnult talked the Indians out of Manhat* tan. 0 If you ask the Giants how they feel about Kuenn, the)'ll tell you, especially manager A! Dark, “ he's all we expected and maybe more." The Indians feel the tame way about the hard-throwing Antonelli. but when they get around to talking about Kirkland these da>s, superlatives dot the conver­ sation. And you can’t exactly blame them. All Willie hat done is win at least three games for them and keep them in the others with timely hits like the bases-loaded double that won Sunday's game with the Giants, 15-9. A couple of days ago, he unloaded a grandslam homer against the Red Sox and earlier in the Cactus League he beat the Giants with other big hilt. At things stand now, Kirkland, a 27-year-old native of Siluria, Ala., who bit 43 home runs in two seasons with the Giants, will work In an outfield that includes Jim­ my Picrsall in center and Tito Francona in left. Willie is no gazelle in the field but he'a no butcher cither, so the Indians already arc more than happy with the deal, and as mansger Jimmy Dykes says, “ The big guy gives our outfielder some class." While the Indian’* fortunes are looking up. things keep getting blacker for the New York Yan­ kees. who dropped their eighth decision in nine games, 7-S, to the Baltimore Orioles. A two-run homer by Marv Breeding was the big blow in the Baltimore attack, while Moose Skowron drove in four runt for the Yankees with a three-run dou­ ble and a homer. Bob Gibson, Ronnie Kline and Lindy McDaniel combined to shut­ out the world champion Pitts­ burgh Pirates on seven hit« as the St. Louis Cardinals raced to their fifth victory in nine spring games, 8-0. A five-run outburst in the first Inning against li m e y lladdix settled the issue early. The Kansas City Athletics con­ tinued their excellent spring show­ ing by shutting out the Chicago While Sox, 2-0; the Minnesota Central Florida Derby Set Friday Weekend Sports By United Press Interactional SATURDAY HALLANDALE — Tudor Way scored a two-length victory In 1the 8114,000 GuUstrcam Park Handicap. Top program of the week at tha Santord-Orlando Kennel club is set for Friday night when 18 of the best distance running greyhounds In the country race for bertha In the 88th annual Central Florida Derby, let for March 29. Tbe first four finishers in each of the two elimination racai will run in the big event o f the seaion at SOKC. The doga who fell lo qualify will compete In the Derby eonaolation on March 28. All the Derby qualifying, con­ solation and championships will be run over the Ihree-elgbtha mile course. Andale, who return­ ed from a long layoff to win go­ ing away in the opener Saturday night, Is one starter in tbe Derby. Neptune’s Rocker, who won Inler-City Match races this year both over the S/lSlhi mile and Hths mile distance, is also In the field and ranks as one of the early (avoniei. PINKHAM NOTCH, N. ll.-G o r don Eaton of Middlebury College won tho men's national slalom title. DAYTONA BEACH-Jody Nich­ olas, of Peabody College won the 100-mlle national motorcycle race at Daytona International Speedway. NEW Y O R K -N ew York Unlveraity took the three-weapon championship and tied for the atber team championship in the In­ tercollegiate Fencing Association championships. SUNDAY HOLLYWOOD - Chuck Kocsis and Armand Cerami won the Hollywood International four-ball golf tournament with a 72-hole score of 266. MANILA — Gabriel (Flash) Elorde, 130, Philippines, outpointed Joey Lopes, 130, Sacramento, Calif. Goalby Takes St. Pete Open ST. PETERSBURG, (UPI) — Bob Goalby is at happy aa a lark thanks ~(o a record rim- o f birdies that winged him to victory in tho St. Petersburg Open Golf tournament. The 30-year-old pro from Crys­ tal River, holed eight one-under­ para and a 1061 tourney low u( 261 Sunday to pocket the 82,800 winner's purse. Ted Kroll out of Ft. Lauder­ dale led until the seventh hole and finished second at 264. The tour's top money winner, Gary Player of South Africa, cam* in third with 266. Golaby trailed Kroll until the seventh hole — then the birdies began flying in. His fourth round score of 63 gave the former footballer from the University of Illinois his r e c ' cord shattering St. PetersburgOpen mark. And his birdie work en­ abled him to break the record of seven held by Tommy Bolt, War­ ren Smith and Don Bllspingof. Twins battered the Los Angeles Dodgers, 10-1; Charlie Maxwell hit a pair of bomera to lead the Detroit Tigers “ B” team to • 14-1 victory over tha Washington Sena­ tors; the Cincinnati Reds ended e four-game losing streak by beat* ing the Milwaukee Braves, 13-10, In ■ alugfest; the Tigcre over­ came e five-run deficit to down the Philadelphia Philliee, 10-8, end a pair of homers by rookie Denny Murphy propelled the Chica io Cuba to a 10-8 win over the Los Anfeles Angela in other games. The Orioles received aome bad news when it was revealed that catcher Hank Folles, hit on the hand by one of knucklebatler Hoyt Wilhelm’ s flutterball'e on Satur­ day night, baa ■ double fracture of the ring finger and will bo out of action for at least e month. KNOWING WHERE to cast is the secret to catching Lass, as N. V, Farmer, county realtors board president, shows with these two weighing five and a half and six pounds. They were landed In u lake near the St. Johns and Farmer said large bass are being caught all over the county now. (Herald Photo) 65 Cars Slated To Compete In Sebring Endurance Race Skiers Hurt OSLO tUPI)—Peter tVcngcr ot Switzerland and llenrich lhlo of Germany were injured seriously Sunday in Jump spills at an inlernaltonai skiing meet. Wenger suffered a brain concussion and rib fractures and lhlo suffered head Injuries. W in s Squash Title CEDARHURST, L. I. (U P 1 )G. Diehl Mateer Jr. and John Hertz of Philadclphix downed Lome Maine and David PcmberIon-Smith of Montreal, 13-9. 9-13. 13-12, 13-8, Sunday to win the United States squash racquets doubles title at (he Rockaway Huntington B Club. United Press International The Bearcats had lo overcome a I second half to overcome the Big Something’s got to give in whet seven-point deficit early in the |Eight champions. appears to be an all-Ohio final of the NCAA basketball tournament between tmbralrn Ohio State and Cincinnati, winner of 20 consecu­ tive games. But before these two cross-stale powerhouses can get together, they’ll have lo get by the other semifinaliiti, surprising St. Jo­ ■re seph's Pa., and Utah. The mighty Buckeyes, riding a 31game winning slreak, tangle with the Hawks from Philadelphia and Between Between the Bearcats run up against Utah Park A Oak 1st & 2nd in Friday night's semifinals at Kansas City, Mo. The winners Streets Avenues then meet for the title on Satur­ day night. The defending champion Buck­ eyes, with a 28-0 record this sea­ r f • * son, got a brilliant performance from All-American Jerry Lucas Saturday night In defeating Ken­ tucky. 87-74, for the Mideast re­ gional title. The 6-8 Luca a scored 33 points and grabbed 30 rebounds as he halted any chances of Adolph Rupp's Wildcats advanc­ ing toward their filth NCAA title, It was a complete about lace from Ohio Slate's game o( Fri­ day night when Lucai hit only nine points and the Buckeyes pulled out a 36-33 victory over Louisville. Cincinnati, second ranked na­ Within 3 Miles. tionally by Ihe United Press In­ ternational Board of Coaches be­ hind Ohio Stale, swept over Kansis Stale, 69-64, to gain the -Mid­ west final. 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Tbe iocats eked out only two hits—both of them by catcher Mike Caolo. Leesburg opened up with two runs in the fifth and sewed up the game with three more in the sixth. Bobby Johnson started on the mound for Sanford with George Pendes coming on in the sixth frame. Johnson got tagged with the loss. Johnson will grt a n o t h e r chance when the local* open their borne season against DeLand Tuesday afternoon. All Ohio NCAA Cage Finale Shaping Up SllPf RMARKE1S Sixty-five sleek sports and tour­ ing cars will leave the starting grid Saturday at 10 a. m. in a blaze of color, with a drep throated roar that only the lead footed driven of international fame can give to the spectacle that la the Sebring 12 Hour Race of Endurance. Ferrarla, 13 cars entered in kU, and with that number 13 they could be asking Lady Luck (o ig­ nore Ihe old. superstition of a number thirteen, to bring home • win with the new rear engined model lu be driven by Phil Hil), California and Wolfgang Von, Tripps, Germany. Von Tripps flipped the Ferrari at Modena, Italy in a lest run Just a few weeks ago but, not before all ex­ isting records for that circuit had beet broken. Porsche, Uie beetle shaped rear engined car not resting on last years win will have seven new models lined up on the Le Mans lypa starting position for the more than 1,000 mile push to the checkered flag at 10:60 p. m. NEW YORK (L P I) — Several Saturday night, twelve hours lat­ •tar basketball players here for the National Invitation Tourna­ Enters Play ment faced sacral questioning to­ WILMINGTON, *N. C. (UPI) — day in the college basketball Jerry Barber, Jimmy Clark. Bil­ bribe scandal. ly Mixwell, Art Wall Jr-, Howie A spokesman for the district at­ Johnien and Tom Neiporte bead torney’s office said that players a Hat of 70 professional golfers here for Ihe Madison Square Gar­ in !h^ 13th annual Asalea Invi­ den tournament as well as tation golf tournament March 31'‘others" would be met at undis­ April 1 closed locationi to dig for more evidence In the gambling flxet More than 30 percent of Mala* which detectives said dwarflrd the ya'a to production la obtained by dredging. 1B31 scandals. PJm m Sanford Loses Baseball Opener Against Leesburg O o 9iff ; 2 Convenlant Stoma 1100 W. loth ST. 4th ft SANFORD A V I. �• - Page 6—Mon. Mur. 20, 1061 Smorgasbord Honor; Hendersons A t Hamilton Home Wigginlootham CAROL FINE ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACT1VE ''plcturei" In the Animated Magazine being presented by the Woman's Club Wednesday la Mrs. Carol Fine, violinist who will provide sweat music while the p iges of Ihe "magazine" are turning. Carol and her Navy husband, who 1* communications officer at NAB Ramey Plaid have been In Sanford two yaara and live on vomantlc-aoundlng Aialea Latte. hire. Fine's most outstanding attribute Is being a member ol the Florida Symphony Orchestra for the past, two yaara and this la her consuming interest. A graduate of the school of Pino and Applied Arts at Boston University, Carol I» an nccom* pllahad vloUnat. She alio has taught muaie In the university'* preparatory division and wai Chapal soloist at Harsh Chapel m ihe campus for two years. She la ■ member of Mu Phi Epsilon, en honorary music sorority. She began her studies on Ute •lano at an early ate, because her father was a pianist, but Sw itched lo tha violin when ihe was twelve end h ii bam playing eteadily ever since. At the uni­ versity aha studied under Ihe famoue Raphael Bronslein of New York City. Her hobbies here, besides practicing violin, with a talented neighbor pianist Carl Whitehead, a n reading and embroidering. Ibe—to -ilao a member of the NAB Officer* Wives Club. At the Animated Magazine she will play "Romance," by Wienlawski; “ Spanish Dance” by Krieiler, "Meditation" from Thais by Massenet and a sonata by Purcell, accompanied on the piano by Carl Whitehead. • * • THE MIRACLE OF LIFE la being revealed to a fascinated group of five-year-old kinder­ garten children and their tqually fascinated teachers thia week. The boya and girl* of tho Jack and JIU School have had tho uni­ que experience o f watching e lowly fuzty caterpillar, turn into e beautiful black and geld Mon­ arch butterfly, Thia wonderful unfolding of a Church Calendar TUESDAY / Fidelia S. B, Class of tha First Baptist Church will meat at 7:30 »-m. with Mrs. W. E. Giles, at her boma In Lake Monroe. First Presbyterian Church Sun­ day School worker* and teachtri meet at T;30 p.m. Seminole Assn. Sunday School mealing at the Osteen Baptist Church at I p.m. mystery was brought to the chil­ dren through the kindness of Mrs. Nellie Smilh of Groveland, who makes a study of butter­ flies for a hobby. She has been in Sanford recently to conduct a teachers and officer! training course at the First Methodist Church. Mrs. Denise Swsin, kindergsrtcn teacher 1s a member of the church and became acquaint­ ed with Mrs. Smith while taking the course. The Groveland lady gave 8 .caterpillar! to the kinder­ garten, In various stages of de­ velopment and the children have watched while the caterpillars ■pun themaelvea a cocoon, where they alept for from 10 to 12 days, encased in their chrysalis, white the strange metamorpbosla takes place and tha aeemlngly dead, dry cocoons open to reveal a beautiful creature, the Monarch, king of Ihe butterfly world. A number of milkweed plants, which Ihe butterflies feed on were also given lo the school by Mrs. Smith. Martha Bouquardci la the other kindergarten teacher. "A living example has been given to the children of the Bible verse that says, 'God has made everything beautiful In Ilia tim e'." aaya teaehaf Denise CHRISTIE BURNEY LITTLE MISS C H R I S T I E BURNEY of Atlanta, Georgia ar­ rived in Orlando by plane recent­ ly with her mother, Mra. Larry Burney, to spend the Easter holidays wilh her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burney and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Williams. 8even month* old Christie L happily endowed wilh seven liv­ ing grandmothers and three grandfathers. Besides her maternal and pa­ ternal grandparents, Christie has four greit-grandmothora, Mrs. C. E. Morris of Winter Park; Mrs. J. H. Burney of Norman Park, Georgia; Mra. Della Willlami and Mrs. W. II. Stewart of San­ ford and one great-grandfather, W. H. Stewart of Sanford. She also has an Bl-year-old great • great • grandmother, Mrs. Ella M. Stewart of Sylvanla, Georgia. Her daddy, Larry, who will graduate this June from Georgia Toch will arrive for the Easter holidays. Wilh such a family trea be­ neath iter, young Christie glows Ilka a star on tha very top branch, unaware as yet ol Ihe rich herilsg* that la hers, wilh tha living history of her family stretching bsck almost n century. Miss Marylee Barron Marries James F. Haddon The wedding of Miss Marylee |the First Baptist Church, in TallaBarron and James Franklin Had- jhsisee. don was solemnised March 4, at The bride is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Ruth Hamilton of Longwood entertained at a Danish smorgas­ bord last week In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Frank of Ml. Dora. Frank, author of the best seller "Alas, Babylon," also is a well know newspaper correspondent. Other guests for dinner at Mrs. Hamilton's home were Mr. and Mrs. Ormund Powers of Orlando, Mayor and Mra. Allen Lormann of Longwood. Dr. and Mrs. Brant­ ley Henderson of Maitland and Marlun Dodd of Los Angeles, Calif. Dr. Henderson, author of several books, and Mrs. Henderson will leave In April for a four months tour of Europe. tjw id& n HEMEROCALLH CIRCLE I o Urgamze U u b Member* of Ihe Hcmerocallis Garden Circle met at the home of Mrs. P. J. Weslgate for the monthly session, with Mrs. Michael Caolo a* co-hoilcsa, Mrs. S. J. Nix gate a very Interesting devotion including an an original “ aetosllc" on Ibe word HEMEROCALLIS. Following the business meeting Mrs. Weslgate introduced her husband, Dr, P. J. Westgate, from the Experimental Station. He gave an Interesting and Instim-live talk on small fruit* and vegetables and explained how the experiment­ al station is working on ways to find a type that will grow well In Florida. At the close of the program Dr. Westgate presented everyone present with n bag of delicious tomatoes and carroli. During the social hour, refresh­ ment* were served by tba hostes­ ses and a white elephant sale was conducted. Other members present were Mrs. Rslph Jarvis, president, Mrs. Watson Reel, Mrs, R. L. McKnight, Mrs. Carl M on, Mrs. Robert Zlllrower, Mrs. Richard Elam, Mra. Richard Miller, and Mra. Bea Newsome. Dr. Weslgate and the co-host­ ess'* husband, Michael Caolo, were welcomed as guests. MRS. JAMES FRANKLIN HADDON The VAH-13 Enlisted Men’s Wlvea will meet Friday, March 24 at 10 a.m. at the Acey-Ducky Club at the Naval Air Station, for an organizational meeting. • The squadron waa commission­ ed Feb. 2 and this be the first general meeting of this group. Preliminary plana were discussed at a recent committee meeting and tha club will be officially organised and new officers elected at tha mealing this week. Refreshments will be served and a social hour anjoyed after the meeting. P m baby sitting ser­ vices will be avalUble In the Sun­ day School room. All VAH-U wlvea are urged to attend. For further information call Mra. James R. Hudson. the groom, Bob Headly, Mike Long, L ei McKeilhan and John Hernandei. Following the ceremony a re­ ception was held at the Kappa Sigma fraternity house on the Florida Slate University campus. Miss Freida Logan kept the bride’ s book and assisting with the serv­ ing were Miss Lou Terry and Miss Jo Smalty. The brlda was born in Fensaeola and was a member of the Semi­ nole High School graduating class of IMS. While there she was a member of the Glee Club, Tri Hy-Y the Library Club and wai presi­ dent of the Future Teachers Club during her senior year. The groom was born In Li\P Oak. attended schools there and is a graduate of the Live Oak High School. Mr. and Mrs. Haddon are both sophomores at Florida State Uni­ versity and be is a member of Kappa Sigma fraternity. Their present address is 1ST Herlong Drive. Apt. 7 Alumni Village, Tallahassee, FI*. t Rummage Sale Planned Saturday Sixteen member* and five guests attended the regular meeting of the Friendship League of the Con­ gregational Christian Church, last week. The group met in Fellowship Hall at 1:30 p.m. Gueits were Mrs. L. Andrews and Mrs. S. Gill from Woodstock, Conn., Mrs. C, Luctack, of Chicago and Mra. Helen Remusat and Dr. Fred Ensmioger, of Sanford. Mrs. Merrill Roblnaon, presi­ dent, thanked the group for the hand made article! that were turn­ ed in for tha'fall bazaar. The league*!* sponsoring a rum­ mage and baked food sale on Saluday, March 39 at the former location of tha Sanford Shoe Cen­ ter, 208 Sanford Avt. Anyone who has rummage to donate may call Mr*. Clyde Stin­ son or Mrs. Robinson and they will arrange to have it picked up. Tha refreshment tabla was de­ corated in a St. Patrick Day motif and centered with n Urge bowl of nasturtiums and green candlei. Hostesses were Mrs. K. Quattlebaum, Mrs. Elsie Linz and Mrs. George Cliabot. Montgomery Family Moves To Orlando By MRS. BETTIE SMITH Mr. and Mr*. Russell Montgo­ mery and family moved from their Longwood home to Harvard St., in Orlando this weekend. The Montgomerys have been long-tima resident) of Longwood and tha entire family has bean active in church and civic groups. Their friends regret losing them from the area. AND ASSISTANCE ON ALL YOUR FLOOR COVERINO REQUIREMENTS RECORD P L A Y E R R E P A IR S Linoleum • Carpeting ant Tile MATHES MUSIC House o f Floors There waa little change In farming methods between about 300 B. C. and the 18tk century. FIRST A FRENCH OPEN T I L 9 P- M. Fere Plasa • Fere Perk TE 8-1877 Longwood Personals By MRS. BETTIE SMITH Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rltterhoff, have returned to their home on Wildmere A ve„ afjcr spending several months In Texas. Mr. Hitlerhoff has been recuperating from an operation and la feeling The Woman's Auxiliary of The fine now. Rear Lake Manor Civic Better­ Col. Robert Day Eady Is viait- ment Aasn., Inc., will meat at ■ lng his daughter, in Virginia. p.m. Tuesday at tha home of Women’s Auxiliary To Meet Tuesday Local Events MONDAY Past Matrons Club, Order of the Eastern Star, meet* at I p.m. at tha home of Mrs. May Maxwell, 808 Magnolia Ave. COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY 2528 Park Dr. Cleanest Weak la Town! nsrsumon r i !f5ji£ir\ i What Is It That You Want? with * WIEUOLDTH CAMERA flameless •la ctric range SHOP __ Genoa in White, Bone and Pig Skin. A better home, ■ new car, a college education for your youngsters, security in your old age. Wishing won't get thnm but s a v i n g will. A laving occount In our bank U the oasiest, the most convenient way there k to Mve for anything you want. W e cordially Invite you lo me n u l l et a G K W N G giving! eng lean butineas »■ ■ and Mrs. Ponee Leroy Elmore, 1101 Lincoln S t, Sanford and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Haddon, of Live Oak. Dr. Harold G. Handers, pastor of the church, officiated at the double ring ceremony. The church altar was decorated with baskets of white chrysanthe­ mums. gladioli and greenery, flanked by two large candelabra. Miss Evelyn Kelley, organist, presented a program of wedding music. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a blue silk shant­ ung sheath dress, with matching shoes, white accessories and a white orchid corsage. Miss Edith Hanson, of Sanford, maid of hooor, wore a blue print shantung dress, with black acces­ sories and a while carnation cor­ sage. David McNeil of Live Oak was best man and serving as ushers were four fraternity brothers of No foot to blackgn pots 'n pons. . . they'll sUy “lace hand­ kerchief’ dean. Flameleee electricity doesn’t produce greasy film to ding to walls and curtains. Everything stays ahiny-bdght and fresh-looking longer. You'll reduce your kitchen cleaning choree and pot-scrubbing diudgwy. Cooler, tester,\aefcr, automatic, and cheap*, too taesuae Sun* Rhine Service Electricity is now even a bigger bargain, flameleas electric cooking is the MOOT by any maswiral Needy emflliwimndem Florida houiainek— have alreadya w itd w d to ilimel— i electric cooking. Horn akout yout See you electric appliance deal* now for ti* style and rise electric range yoaH want �8t)> 0«nfuri> M on. M ar. 20. 1961— Pnpe 7 fr n lb OUR H O USE B O A R D IN G OU R making h e a r d you d o THE BALCONY SCENE NOSE/—*X SPRING FROM A o l - o e THIEH? ) Id rr S tlo m " / counting om YOU-to PtAy TO£ d # K ?S P 'S S K : t e -W 5 TRAGCDiAMS/ ^OUT OF IT. SET u s B O A R D IN G H O U SE CCfOS.SOuR _ C R U D IT Y < » i s a « n WELL. / «T RO W S TIRESO M E fj CMANG-J\ 0AWDMORB,' fO U R G L IT T L E T H E A T E R IMG I U a r.THATS Wh a t Wi n d 50S3ECT5KTHEVAPM MA*S S E L E C T E D A. OF EGGARE ' ^TENDER I l ’iCeM TU Ryl FASTER//ABOUT THf iHfe OWLS fr en c h Ro m a n c e .'u m m ; IT MAM A /G uy W(TH im GOING TO THE TANTALIZING AROMA NEWS-/ I PEAK BUILT MATCH IN Fo r t w o OF FRESH SAUERKRAUT , PUBLIC ' ISN'T IT * ASSAILS MV NOSTRILS/ a r e WE HAVING RIB S ‘ iGHT^ * Anawar to Previous Pintle Canadian Region ACROSS 1 North* nt Territory i( the----- r.'cion In Canada • 1U----- *1.4 roniutiaf 61 495 iquare milra S3 Intmllcel 14 Infirm 15 Operated 16 Rrlilite IT Crnnui or Atlu, for instance IS Grafted iher I SO Brythanlc *■ sod IS Shoahorvein Indian SS Haor courts tirtull 53 Tutu* ST Cubic melara 50 Summer 54 Goal 55 Denude ST Ago ia m b 31 Dull in color tfr.l 40 Lout* * u 41 Coro 43 Ski pi over 45 It hat in — of 1.263.438 square milci 4T Kernel* taint lab.) 46 Clnlrti 51 Oricnul tub 63 Nomad MII U not----- Ijr populated U faitcu tin* •ppcllntlon •0 (omp in point II Siinof tbo indite •3 Hates •4 Cudttls •S Landed properties DOWN 1 Much of it l> ------wilderneti I Prrtlt 3 Well born men 4 Depart 6 Animal of i hit rtgiuu a Go by elttmer T Doctrine I Thailand Irmple 0 llcart 10 Yugnrtav hlJTwIf 11 Knlhueiailic ardor i : Nevada city It Auricle 21 Sublime 21 Irritate 2n Parti of coaU 27 lownUno ketch 2 1 3” 4 2t Ocean movement 2B Solid icomb) torn.) 31 Moat delicate 3! flreat lake 33 Rodent! 36 Railroad fab.) 42 Mark to ahoot at 41 Greenland Eiklmo 1 T~ 7- 41 Sojourn 46 Eiafcrritad 4# Solicitude SOOperatic aoie 12 An(era 14 Poker aUko 16 Mn. Truman IT Worm II Pewter cola ad Thailand 43 RabyloaUa deity r IT r r ACROSS 1 Kind of w it 4 KaMinf aeaaou I Vepuble 12 fruit drink IS City lu PennayIvault 14 Odd (Scot ) 13 Three cpnrflW ' l l European* I I Habrvw aecutlci 20 Worms 31 Preooua • Klndef hut 7 Revert p* 6 Idaho city • Afra 10 Sea et|le It Ruaaiannewi IT vfSpetm (var.l llHeatlni devlcui Xf-a-thtaive W JTrfocian txclanuUo* 36 rreta SI Invent s i iitm iu (am enta S3 A /IU m 37 Traveler SS Rank 32 feodiii owunl >1 Entry la • 40 Citrwi Pu«a 24 Depart led for 41 Book of uiM SOOinm 31 Robert Stack“a 42 Impudent ST Faatam • role on TV 43 Century plant 30 fle et 41 Anatom took network 41 P u try 4 T M ajor—— 41 h k the tea as tr IT IS It FT ■ It £. ■ COUIPIB. 5UMI ROMM A M0 MNRCWRfR M TM» OGtOW KM r »OI»1»OOV \ TVtOVKttXG IIFCCT U M IU M fU W0 IN THAT TIN SROWNSVILLRtS T T g HOUM'JOH MVSi •u iaiyp i MAVRf THAT LAMWJ •MIK EOSIER'. r A C O R S A G E f c r .V ME r OH. B A Z O O -*. . y o u s H o u m r r m je / r jjt J ---------- IT > ' ------- / 'V ^ f A H A N O l l (WIRE / Y1ZZIR? WE VtXI, OOH, S ffiS fifS W ’SE8( Bin IF Wit PAIimRfJC ARE VALUABLE, I U TtLL UM old gcsci not/r ccll\ so. MSHKirmmwdc.wr hC d t ta m ii for nt*CTiauy, to you \, tCTHiud, WUJJii t : / i r V ISINVADCD e <rtvnaiva M X ) KNOW I«M A Little ALLM6C ^ T b F LP W P R S/j' X tS l SS V c c x /s r ic H A u w a c T a ' r IMnATTONS,TCxV r - SURE, ONLY T THERE'S ONE TvuNfi YisorrA nep trea I �H E R A L D C la ssifie d A d s B rin g F ast R esu lts <Elir C'antnrft cjrrnli) Page 8— Mon. Mar. 20, 1961 By Nadine Seltzer SW E E T IE PIE SLEETING ROOMS, tte Gables, Ul Magnolia Ave._____________ HOUSE, 3 bedrooms, 3 baths Th. FA 2-4145._____________________ 3-ROOM apartment, unfurnished, d o st In. FA 2 3319.^ _____ O ffice 204 W. 2-BLDROOM house, Lake Mary. $75 month. FA 2 36S5. First WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms private baths, U4 W. First St. DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY i 3-BEDROOM bungalow, furnish ed, 313 Palmetto. Tees., lb ns Prt. * P. « . dey be fore InteiHe*. Mas. SaL sssa. WE NEED RENTALS STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Call or come into our office tl you would like to rent your home. We specialize in rentals, leases and property manage­ ment Furnished or unfurnlsh-. ed. We think you will like our service. Toes., thru Frt. I M I . day before laiertloe. Mon. SaL nate. LATEST CLASS OF GRADUATES of replacement pilots In VAH-8 la congratulated by Cdr. K. F. Rowell, squadron commander. These men are qualified as A-3D plane commanders and will be transferred to various Bp ERM INE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD {NE.4J.. Hollywood lies A n Talking About: The booming- movia box office— np 10 per cent over a year ago and climbing steadily. Thaaier exhibitors are p in in g the bat for money to combat pay-TV, however . . . . Paailng tha buck for tha new low la programming la the only nawa from the TV industry, w hen papie buUona a n on a 14-bour buss . . . . Warner Bros, registering "P -T Boat i n " as a film title. It wai the craft on which President Kennedy wai a IN I b a n , but •xactiy what tha studio plana la being kept under wraps . . . Bobby Sargent'a story about fto Lai Vegas eomedlan who wasn't doing ao well — "ao he went to a psychiatrist and asked H be eonld make him ■ sick eomedlan." . . . . Tha fast-growing I mm home movla field leasing a number of Hollywood movies from major •tndloa. The films a n being reduced to Imm, with sound, a i a m w thnat to old movloa on TV . . . Piper Laurie and John Legal Notice director, wing hla llent alar, !rtoua 111Sunday" — and a ne screen irpest deoming up ment for it lllneii epatra."... ir the atproducers I Adolph on of uland hla ore* talk vconclllsV i "One ihow wai iral combe seen! prlngfield, at . , k Powell, • matriE up for s new TV . . Elvla t Crosby's In the rtcv m oD e w a n MOTIOW' 18 hereby given that X am asesged Is tosiatss at ltd* Franck Avaau*. Sanford, gemlnol* County, .Florida, under th* fletlties* asm* of, Sanford TVanfer * Moras* O*.. sad that I Intend* t* register aald asm# with th* Clerk Of tha Ctroslt Court, seminal* MARCH 17 County, Florida, la aeeordano* w ith. th* provision* o f th* FletlAdmlesisM Horn Nam* atatutst, to-wlti ■•«lies ISI.ee Florida SUtula* 1117. ' Mary K. Chavers, I»sk# Mary; Slgi R. D. Allison To h* publish'd Mar. It, IT. Apr, Vaatar Morton, DeBsry; Shirley I. II, lilt. Ellis, Sharon T, Hultman, Jsnst M. Gslgsr, Arthur Houghton, NOTICE is keraby gives tfcst Armstts Foster, Alice McCatlin, we ars engaged In buelnee* at lis t Oak At *., Sanford, Seminole Margaret Tyre, Ines Hampton of County, Florida, under th* fletl* Sanford. tleue nam* af, Southern Air, and Blrtha that w# intend* to roaliter said nam* with th* Clerk of th* Clr- Mr. and Mr*. Dannlt C. Hultman suit Court, gamtaol* County, Flor­ ida, . in neoordanc* with th* pro- o f Sanford, a girl; Mr, and Mra. ft el on e at th* Fletllteu* Nam* Harold L, Geiger, o f Sanford a Statute*, to-wlli Section III.St girl. Florida Btatutea HIT. ■Igl Oeerge J. Mali* Dismissals Shirley M. Hell* Mrs. Jostph H. Pell and baby boy, OaUan; Gerald Patterson, Titusvillt; Diane Leonard, Mrs. Carl D. Noto and baby girl, Mrs. William M. Foster and baby girl of San­ NOTICE ford, MARCH IS A dmIsaIona Elisabeth Esclsvon, Longwood; Fred Sampson, Winter Park; IMPORTANT NOTICE TO A LL C IT Y OF SANFORD PROPERTY OWNERS NOTICE to hsrtby riven that all peraona, firms and cor­ porations owning or having control, mansgement, cus­ tody, aapsrvtoioR ar agaacy of PERSONAL PROPERTY la Ihto City which to subject ta tautloa MUST FILE RETURN an ar bafara APRIL I, 1961, alharwtoa tha Tax Aaaaaaor will ha raqnJrad ta aaacaa such property from tha bast information abUlnabto, aad tha baaafita af aay nmnptlon due which art not claimed, cannot be fleet squadrons. Shown, from left, are Rowell, Lcdr. W. E.< Bassett, Lcdr. Lawrence Plnzel, Lt. Off) Ernest Wartenberg and Lt. (jg ) Jim Durbin. movie of the same title. . . . James Garner's first movie check since he left "M averick" to become a maverick will be for $123,000, Three more, on the tame contract, and up to nearly a million bucki — and that's why hc'a a maverick . . . If and when he doea hia auto­ biography, Jimmy Stewart ssylng the title will be: "A Funny Thing Happened To Me on tne Way." A trade paper crediting Edward Anhalt with the original script of "Cleopatra," which brought the paper this amusing sole from the writer: "I don't mind taking responsi­ bility for my very own m lisdventures, but this isn't one of them. "I worked on a treatment of 'Cleopatra1 for exactly 13 days In 193$. Walter Wenger, Iml lestlng that my controversial 33 pages would be expunged from recorded history, then broke my sword, tore off my epaulets and cast-me out Into the night." . . . Polly Bergen's arrival In Hoilywood tor a film role — 33 pieces of baggage, poodle in hat box, two kids, nurse, cook, butIcr. She was met by bar agent with two station wagons and a I limousine. Ortceola Morgan. Llnnia Lae, Cyn­ thia Becker, Kristine Spotte, James Munger, Barbers Polk, Mary E. Brown o f Sanford. Blrtha Mr. and Mra. Hemmond Polk of Sanford, n girl. Dismissal* Clarence Millar, DeBary; Berths Hardtn, Enterprise; Lillian Walk­ er, Orlando; Mabla Flumm, Or­ ange City; Charlie Harris. Mau­ rice Chsrbonneau, Mrs. Paul Ro­ bertson and baby, Mrs. Donald Fold* and baby, Harriet Fuller, Mrs. Chsstar Myers and baby of Sanford. MARCH 19 Admissions Maria Lows, Lake Mary; Elmer Combs, Jean Adams, Carrie Brown o f Sanford, Blrtha Mr, and Mrs. Benny Adams of Sanford, a boy. Dismissals Prod Sampson, Wintar Park; Stan, ley Lawton, DeBary; Mra. Dean Pinch and baby girl, Longwood; Cynthia Backar, Kristina Spotts, Mery Brown, Aroda Carver, Alice Gunter, Mathew Moran, Alvin Swset, Elmar Combs of Sanford. NOTICE I will not to responsible far aay debts Incurred by eayeue othac tbaa myaeU. William C. Parker RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will M l to reepeeslbl* for aioro tbaa sas lacorrect later lion of year ad. aad reserves the Hfbt to rods# or re)ee4 any ad­ vertisement from whit Ordered to roo/orm to tho policies of this paper. Stenstrom Realty 111 N\ Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2120 2-BEDROOM h o m e , kitchen equipped. Ph. FA 2-5303. Legal Notice 3 B. R. furnished house - $7$ 3 B, R. unfurnished . . . . f$5 1 B. R. apartment . . . . 9*0 ROSA L. PAYTON Registered Real Estate Broker Ph. FA 3-1301 17-93 at Hiawatha Mr. James E. Munger, 0$, died Saturday at Seminole Memorial Hospital following a lengthy 111* neat. Born reb. 34, ISM to Elba, N.Y., bo bad lived in Sanford for the past 20 years and made bla home at 917 E. 23th St. He was a mem­ ber of the First Presbyterian Church; of Sanford Lodge 03, F A AM; a veteran of World War 1 and bad been employed by Chaw and Co., for tho past 31 y a m . Survivors art his wife, Mra. Florence T. Munger, Sanford; one daughter, Mra, H. B. Adkins, Green Covo Springs and oat sister Mrs. dertrude Chapell, Nundi, N. Y. Service* were scheduled to be held at Brlaion Funeral Home at 3 p.m. today with Rev. Grover Sewell officiating. Burial was to bo in Evcrgroon Cemetery. Elder* of tho church were honorary pellbearera and activs pallbearers wart Robert Deane, Roble La lag, Bill Wray, Harris Folds, Randall C hile and T. W. Jones. In lieu of flosvcrs, the family requested that donation* bo made to Presbyterian Church organ fund. Mrs. J. A. Carelas Dies In Hospital: Mra. Marguerlta A. Carelas, <8, 103 Msyro*e Dr., died Friday at Ssminola Memorial Hospital following 8 brief illness. She came to Sanford three yean ago from Stata College, Pa„ and was a member o f All Sou)* Catho­ lic Church here. Survivors are her husband, James A. Cartlai, Sanford; one tan, James W. Carelas, Slate Col­ lege; one sister, Mrs. Kathleen Monahan, Altoona, Pa.; ono brother, Robert Dumm, Wilming­ ton, Del., and five grandchildren. The body was sent to Koch Funoral Home in 8tata Collage where cervices will be held Tuesday ot Our Lady of Victory Catholic Church. Burial will bt in ML Aloy. liue Cemetery in Craison, Pa. Gramkow Funeral Home was in chsrgs of local arrangemsnta. UPPER DARBY, Pe. (UP1) — Annette. Bernadette, CleoiU and Denis* Cutalar, quadruplets born last Wednesday to a former beau­ ty queen, were reported "doing wall" in their isoltttai at Dela­ ware County Memorial Hospital todsy. Dr. Ernest L. Noon*, director of pediatric* at the hospital, aald the quads won't be out td denier for several weeks. back on tho broom?** CLASSIFIED INDEX wife, in d SUPERIOR OMC TRUCKS. INC., e Florid* corporation, and all paraon* or partita havlnx or claim Inx io hav* any rl*ht. till* o r lntaraat In and to th* fo llo w ln x daicribad land, lying and l-tlng In namlnol* Coun­ ty, Florida. I.ot iz* or q u e r n s M in iu m SOUTH REPI.AT ADDITION TO CABBBDBEimT. FLOIUDA, fltm lnol* County, F lori­ da, according to Plat th artof racordcd In Plat nook 11. Pag* IS. o f th* Public R ec­ o rd ! of Haminol* County, Florida. Teu and aach o f you ar* harrby netlflad that a aull In anuilr haa been brought again*! }o u by W INTER PARK F E D E R A L «A V INCH AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a corporation organlaad and a lib i­ ing under th* law * of tha tfnttad gtataa o f Ainarlca, In tho Circuit Court. Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and for gem lnol* County, F lo r­ ida. and you ar* haraby aummonad. ordered and required to rile your w ritten anawar o r defan** t* th* Com plaint (llad harala agatnat you In tha abova entitled eaua*. In tha o fflca or th* Clark at tha Circuit Courl, In and fo r la m ln ola County, Florida, on o r bafar* tha l l l b day o f April A.D.. IM I, and to aarv* a copy o f *uch antw or or dafanta upon W indtrw atdl*. Main**, H unter A W ard. P lalnttff'a a t­ torney* herein, w ho** addraaa la l i t Park Avenue. South, W inter Park, Florida, on or bafora aald data a* required by th* law * o f Florida, and tha tilt Florida Rule* a f Civil Pr*c*dur*. If you fall la d o ao, a Derr** Pro Con­ form) wilt bo entered agatnat you ter th* relief demanded In th* Complaint. Tou arc hereby further notified that th* aaturo o f aald unit I* to foroctoa* a m ortgage given by R. O. Thom pson and Ruby M. Thompaon. hla w ife, to W ln tfr Fark Federal Saving* and l « * n Association a* recorded In O ffi­ cial R ecord* Sank 111. Fag* lt* . Puhlt* R ecords a f Seminal* c o u n ­ ty, Florida, upon tb* follow in g described property: Lot 111 o f QUEENS MIRROR SOUTH REFLAT ADDITION TO CASSELSERRT. FLORIDA, Samlnolo County, Florid*, a c ­ cord in g to f l a t th ereof re­ cord** In F lat Bosk 11, Pag* I t. o f th* Publte Record a o f Samlnolo co u n ty , Florida. Th* nam* o f th* Caurt la which this ault ha* been Instituted Is Circuit Court, Ninth Judicial Cir­ cuit. Som lnol* County. Florida, and th* abbreviated till# af thl* tea* la W inter Fark Federal Sav­ ing* and Loan A ss#*l*tl** va. Thompson, at el. It fa haraby ordered that this Order and N olle* shall h i publlahad ore* a weak tor four eon■acutWa weak* In Th* Sanford Herald, a newspaper published In Hanford, Samlnol* County, Florida. WITNESS my hand a* Clark of aald Circuit Caurt o f Samlaol* County, Florida, aad th* ***1 a f th* said Court at Saafard. Saml­ nol* Oouaty. Florida, on th* Ith day a f March, A D. t i l l . (SE A L) 1. Lent A Found 2. Notice* • Person*]* 3. Education • Instruction 4. Transportation 3. Food 6. For Rant 7. Busin*** Rental* 8. Beach Rental* 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For 8*1* 13. Mortgage Loan* 14. Insurance 15. BusiaeM Opportunities 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wasted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build • Paint - Repair 23. Building Material* 24. Electrical Service* 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio A Television 27. Special Servlc** 28. Laundry Service HOMEBTBAD EXEMPTION - Raaidmt bag ■net aha ftto appOeatton with the County Tex at Um Carat H ouse an ar bafara April 1, IN I, 3 MINUTE CAR WASH $150 Opoa S i . m. to S p. m. dally. 3-BEDROOM unfurnished hows, 1403 Wynne wood Dr. FA I-TTlI.i • a. m to 8 -i. m. Fri. ft Sat. tva Carpenter A Letter Vet no NIFTY-AUTO BATH, 24M French Ave. FOR RENT 2 BR Duplex country setting $7* 3 BR 110 Pinecreat Drive M a> U. I . CIVIL SERVICE TESTS 2 BR Kitchen equipped 40 Mea-womdn, 11-3). Start high as 3 BR Mostly furnished SI 993.00 weak. Preparatory train­ 3 BR Fully furnished ing until eppolnted. Thousands 3 BR all furnished including plane — extra moo 100 of job* open. Experience ne(tally unnecessary. FREE In­ "WE TRADE" formation on Jobs, salaries, requiremant*. Writs TODAY giv­ W. H. "Bill” Stamper Agency ing phone. Lincoln Service, Realtor ft Insurer Pekin 9, Illinois, Phene FA 2-4M1 112 N. Park FURNISHED efficiency apart­ PRIVATE tutoring in bookkeepment. full hath, d a te , III. lag, typing, English, aritfcma40714 W. First St., A pt 8. tic. Call FA 3-6303. 3. Education • Instruction U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS. Men-Women, 18-33. Start high sa 981.00 week. Preparatory training until appointed. Thous­ ands of Jobs open. Experience usually unnecessary. FREE In­ formation on Jobs, salaries, rsqulrsmsnts. Writs TODAY giv­ ing phone. Llseoln Service, Pekin 32,- Illinois. LAKE cotta go, furn. FA 3-8108. Legal Notice IN TH E COIINTT JLDOB-* COURT- IN AND FDR ■K R IR M .R COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA senes IN RE: aua relsn eh lp at LILLIE 1NOW. a /k /a LILLIE F. SNOW, a /k /a LILLIAN F. SNOW, an Inaompatent. STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Th* Unknown Heirs, X a tt at Kin. an* Relatives, If any, o f LILLIE SNOW, a /k /a LILLIE F. SNOW, a /k /a LILLIAN F. SNOW, a n i I* A ll Wham It Mar Concern. Teu ar* hereby natlfled that a Petltlen he# been filed In Ihd County Judge'* Ceurt * f Seminole County, Florid*, for th* appointm*nt o f RALPH- W. HAMMOND a* Guardian o f the paraon and property * ( th* a fe re e a li Incom­ petent. Hale Petltlen w ill ho heard hr th* underalanod at 1* a'elock A- M. on A pril II. t i l t , nt my o ffice s In the Court H ouse at Sanford. Florida. Dated thl* Ith day *< March, / » / C. VERNON ITIEE. JR. COUNTY JUDGE SEMINOLE C O U N T T ,'F L O R I­ DA Publish Mar. IS. It. IT, s a l Apr. I. t i l l . ONE bedroom furnished a partmeat, 3101 Magnolia, $43 month. FA 1-3851. AS LOW I J I M DOWN AS W PAYMENT Convention!] - PHA ' FHA In Servlet FINANCING Legal Notice FIOTITIOCB NAME NOTICE 1.; haraby giv e * that w * ar* en gaged In huelnei* at Brawn A Ith St.. Sanford, Semi­ nole County, Florida, under th* flctlcloua nam* o f, F ori Ooastruotlon Company, and that w * In­ land t* register eeld nam* with th* Clerk a f th* Circuit Court, aemlnel* County Florida, ta a c ­ cordance with th* provUlon* o f th* F k tlelou * Noma Btatutt*. to* w ilt Ssctlaa l l l . e i Florida Stat­ utes HIT. Big: W. a Smith Fred Orey Lee S ail** Publish Fob. IT A Mar. I. t l, IS. DIRECTIONS: T a n Waal on 38th IL Follow Couatry Club Ed. ft Watch far *w BUILT WHERE. . . . WHERE* City Ux books will doss April 1st Penalty starts from that date. Tax certificate sale June 1st TOO « R MORE HOME « DOLLAR VALUE ] * 2 - 8 - 4 Bcdrrems BY Shoemaker CONSTRUCTION COH INC 311 West M h Stract Phone FA t - l l t l RESALES ONE DOLLAR DOWN IB ALL YOU PAY SUNLAND CAM WIDOWS AND DISABILITY EXEMPTIONS — Evary wtdaw, whaaa haabud to dead, aad dtoabtod paraon wha ar* aatlltod ta tha (Misfits af.lhe 95WUW valueflow exemption, u provided by tow, MUST MAKE APPLICATKIN far aneh sumptions an or bafora April 1, IN I. SAN LANTA APARTMENTS. Nice large apartments, 40* E. 14th St. Ph. rA 3-4392. 2. Notice* • Personals ESTATES 3 BEDROOM S - 1 & 2 B A T H S MOVE IN IMMEDIATELY Monthly Payments Lawar T h u R u t YA Financing At IH % Interest a DON'T FAIL TO ABK ABOUT OUR OTHER WONDERFUL SAVINGS ON REMAINING NRW .H0M EllN8OUTHPINRCRKAT.4th ADD. Elian Hey C ity T ax Collector. H. N . TAM M , JR ., C IT Y T A X ASSESSOR C ity H all O d h a m A T u d o r In c �ll H e r a ld W a n t-A d s A r e B u sy In S e m in o le C o u n ty , B u y in g ! S e llin g ! R e n tin g ! U s e T h e m ! I. For Rent 12. Real Estate For Sain 6. For Rent FURNISHED apartment, hardRENT A BED wood floora, tile bath. FA 9-61*01. R olliw iy, HoiplUI A Baby Bed* Registered Real Estata Broker By Day, Week or Month 4-ROOM, clean apt. 611 Perk. Ph. FA 3-1101 17-93 at Hiawatha CARROLL'S FURNITURE Fh. FA 2-5191 111 W. lit. Bt. 7. Business R em a in FOR SALE IN EXCLUSIVE 2-LARGE room furnished apart­ OFFICE SUITE: e rooms, air SOUTH SYLVAN LAKE SHORES ment, 910 Magnolia. Cal' A. K. conditioned, downtown location Beautiful 3 bedroom home; fully Roeietter, FloHat, FA 2-1161. Call FA 9-0763. equipped; central heat; double I-BEDROOM modern clean houae garage, endowed; Intercom I for rent at 1610 W. Third St. 9. For Sale or Rent system; large Iskefront lot, Ph. Bartow, Fla. 633-2326. landscaped, with sprinkler sys­ house, 3-BEDROOM furnished tem A bargain It 628,600.00. Casselberry. FA 2-6909. FURN. APT., 2300 Mellonvlll*. For information rill FA 3-7696 days, or FA "£6368 nights or 9-BEDROOM houae. So. Flnecrait 12, Real Estate For Sala Sundays. Addition. Ph. FA 1-6119. 13 ACRES on Highway 17-92 near Circus)and. Adaptable for alUNUSUALLY nice unfurnlabed 1 HELMLY REALTY moit any use. Roads on three bedroom farage apartment; 306 W. 13th Street sidei. For further information, FA 3-7106, Evenings FA 3-2676 central heating, air condition­ telephone J. W. Hell, Realtor, ing, near ehurehea and itorea. 4-BEDROOM house with 3 acres FA 2-3641. No children, no peti. 660. Ph. of land wait ef Sanford. Box FA 3-4663. 3-BEDROOM CB home, large 143-A, Rt. 1, Paola, Fla. corner lot, 1900 Cedir Ave., APARTMENT, MS Myrtle Ave. LAKE FRONT HOMES near high school. Call FA 2-4276 FA 2-3602. 3 Bedroom partly furnished with ■fter 6:00 p, m. f-BEDROOU u a h m lm d houae. 200 feet on lake, 112,996. 3-BEDROOM, l ’v bath home with FA 23049 or FA 2-6347 Two Complete homes, one 2 •hade trees, patio, enclosed bedroom, ona 3 bedroom, with HOME OWNERS Florida room. In Plnecrest 3rd 3 acres and 179 feet lake We need your 6 Bedroom home Addition. FA 3-7762. frontage, plus small grove, lilted with ui for rent. Full vary convenient to town and management provided. Deate 4 BK HOUSE, by owner. FA 2-3IT1 base, <66,000. “ call ui for aervice. 4-BEDROOM, 2 bath home, en­ 3 Bedroom plus beautifully panclosed Florida room, modern nelled Florid s room looking out “ WE TRADE" equipped kitchen, many other over ■ scenic lake, In ■ nicely W. H. ' ‘Bill” Stemper Agency extras, Call FA 3-0412. developed community about • Realtor— Insurer miles from Sanford, 618,000. A FINE BUY . FA 2-4991 113 N. Park f i t ,200 for a 2 bedroom home in “ WE TRADE" ■ Mayfnlr, featuring n large W. H. '‘Bill” Stemper Agency landscaped yard with trees. We Realtor— Inturor recommend your attention to n m e c m c ti-r r o r a r is and Phone FA 1-4861 113 N. Park • row ewamoLw co^ ntt. thta buy. FLORIDA HOME PLUS INCOME for cou­ l a C b c e c c r r H i. 1I I 4A ple or widow; practically down­ TIIK BALTIMOHE LIFK 1.N4LRANCE COMPANY, a M tryUni town, 90S Magnolia. Call Own­ corporation, er, FA 2-7004. Plaintiff, 111 N. Park Ave Phone FA 3-3420 v*. n o n r x j ir w i u u i d a u s T A v e c w , 3 FRONT LOTTS la raitfantlal •t al.. i P*f*n4»*t«. lection. Phone FA 2-0766. - noTtcB o r bust f H E STATE OF FLORIDA Immediate possession on this To: custom built Loch Arbor ranch □ ordon IVlllard Quatavaon, roil•4. nr) anknowa, style borne priced to sell at N o t ic i : o f st ir Toe ara hereby notlflad that a • suit 616.700, as low as 63,366 down, TIIK STATE OF FLORIDA TO haa bfan fllad acalnai you balance less than rant. This end Joyce Bryan Quatavaon In tha JAMKH P. TURNER, r /o C. H. atiova antlll.ii eauaa, and that you PAR K E R. AXTOX. VIROINIA home Is spacious throughout, A eworn com plaint having Bren ara raqulrad to file your anawar designed for family living; with the Clark ef this Court sad flin t agaln it you In Iho Circuit to carve n eopy tbaraof upon tha Court le and for Samlnota County, with a fenced yard Also. Florida, by DORIS M. TCRNKR, ROSA L. PAYTON J l;r fratifnrh irrslii CARNIVAL. Mon. Mar. 20, 1961— Pnge 9 i 22. Build • Paint • Repair By Dick Turner Stenstrom Realty SWIMMING POOL 3-BR — 2-BATH Legal Notice plaintiff or p la in tiff! attornaya, vrheae name and addrtaa la J«nalnaa. Walt#. Clarita and Hamil­ ton. l i t Rarnalt National Bank Building, Jaokaonvllla !, Florida, not lalar than April It. 1141. If you fall to do ao a dacraa pro ronftaao wilt ha entarad aaalnat you for tba rallaf damandad In te tha complaint. Tbla ault la to foraeloaa a m erle***, Tha rani property preraadad agalnat la: I-*>t t and tha South to.* fact ef Lot T o f Block 1 o f WYNNE WOOD, aa recorded la Plat Book I, Pagaa SI ta 91, Public Reoorda of Seminole County, Florida. NVITXEBS ray h ir 1 --tad tha leal • f aald Court at Baarord. Florida, thte n th dar af atVn-b, l t d . (REAL) Arthur H. Ilackwllh, Jr. clerk af tha Circuit Coert By Martha T. vihlon. • Deputy Clark febllah March ta, it , April I, IS. lilt. for divorce, lha abort llllo o f which to DORIS M, TURNER, Plaintiff, v e n u e JAMES P. TURN­ ER. d ofin deu t. theao prosonlo a n to com mend you to apptar end flit your w ritten dofonaoa liareln on or bvrore tha loth day o f April, A.D. teat, or othorw lao Dacroa Pro Confoooo w ilt bo ontorod agalnat you. The Sanford Herald la d ta lfaated aa e nowbpaper nf 'general clroulatlon In which till* citation (hall bo publlahod once tarh wook for four ronaocuttve weoka. WITNEWS my hand and nfflclal toal or the Clerk o f tba Circuit Court on tbla the lit h day o f March, A.D. I III. Arthur H. Beckw ith, Jr. Clark o f the Circuit Court Haruld F, Johnann Attornry At l a v Sanford Atlantic National Bank Bldg. Sanford, Fla. 6-BEDROOM, M bath deluxe masonry home near saw Ugh school, • rail show place at only 61,060 down, 67S monthly. S * BEDROOM masonry retire­ ment homn on two beautiful lots, with IS bearing fruit trass, priced right at 69,609, requires 63,000 down, 666 monthly. SEMINOLE REALTY 1901 Park Ava. Fh, FA 6-6232 Legal Notice tv t i i k r tn e u r r c o v h t o f THU NINTH JUDICIAL CIHOUIT n r ru tn iD A . in a n d m » CARPENTRY, painting, roofing W A T C H R E P A I R IN G •ml cement work. FA 2-4699 is My Business, not a sideline. ■— — ~ i ALL WORK GUARANTEED P 0 °M SPECIAL 614 95. PaintPETE'S WATCH REPAIR jng luida and out Call Mr. JU 0ak Av#Pb< FA M 1 U Taikcr FA 3-8159. 29, Automobile Service 23. Building Materials ONE uted.lO-gaL glass lined gas water hdatcr 649.50. One used apartment 21-in. ga* range 645,00, One used 20-In. apart­ ment gai range 955.00. Can bo seen at Mid Florida Gas Co , 133 Magnolia. Senkarik Glass and Paint Co, 24. Electrical Service* 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 KENAIORE washer-dryer, reel House Wiring — Electric Service power mower, ornamental 31. Poultry - P«ln * Livestock Frigidatrc Appliances blocks, bathroom heater, baled Sid Vililcn — Randall Electric hay. FA 2-8809. 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0915 BABY parakeet and good cage; 1 male aingcr canary, cage and SEWING MACHINE lo responsi­ stand. Call FA 2-1663 between ELEC, fan, air conditioner and ble person. One I960 Kenmore, 8:00 a.in, and 3:00 p m. water pump motors rewound like new and in excellent condi­ and serviced. “ 24 hour service" tion, haa attachments. Assume lOS'b E. I6ih St. Sanford. Fla. 32. Flowers • Trees • Shrubs 6 payments of 95.10. Write Fi­ nance Manager, Box 1ft, e /o FR1G1DA1RE PANSIES Sanford Herald. Sales k Service GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY House Wiring Free Estimates Grapcville Ave. near 20th St. 36. HonIn • Motors Sid Vihlen's Randall Electric 112 Magnolia ‘ Ph. FA 2 0915 33. Furniture Gateway To The Waterway Your EVINRUDE Dealer Used furniture, appliances, tools, Robson Sporting Goods etc. Buughl-Sold. Larry's Mart, 304-6 8 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-5961 216 Sanford Ave Ph. FA 2-4132 1960 WIZARD Winner 18 f t De­ CUST03I BUILT BEDDING luxe Cabin Cruiser. Fully equip­ M aureii renovating Expert Up­ Piu m b in jr A H eating ped, 75 h. p. Johnson Motor, holstering. All Work Guaran­ AIR CONDITIONING Tandem trailar. May bo teed. Call Nix Bedding Mtg. at 126 N. Summerlin Ave. CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK Co., FA 2-211':, 1301 Sanford 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6602 14’ BOAT and trailer with 16 Ave. h. p. Elgin. FA 3-2967 after PLUMBING 5*00 p.m. Contracting A Repairs • BIG VALUES Free Estimates • QUICK CREDIT 39 Automobiles - Tracks R L HARVEY • EASY TERMS 2U4 Sanford Ave. Phone FA 2-3383 WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 51 PONTIAC, radio and heater, 25. Plumbing Nervlce* "Why dots ■ oat run whtn It sons a dog? B sca u ss a dog would oatoh K If tho oat walked!” 12. Real Estate For Salt 17. Mnte Help Wanted THREE, bedroom house, kitchen WANTED AT ONCE - Man or Woman to supply families with equipped, fenced backyard, VA Riwleigh Products In Sanford. mortgage. FA 2-6660. K)an> dealers earn $66 weekly part time — SlOO weekly and S t Johns Realty Co. up full time. See R. B, Hart­ THE TIME TESTED FIRM man, Box 766, Longwood or 119 N. Park Ava. Ph. FA 3-6133 write Rawleigh’i, Dept. FAC410-1, Memphis, Trim. 3 BEDROOM home In Country Club Manor. Small equity and assume $62.00 par month pay­ IS. Help Wanted ment*. Ph. PA 2-7902. HELP US FIND THIS PARENT If you have- experienra in P-TA, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor scouting, church or Sunday Raymond Lundquist, A uoe. School work, teaching, club or FA 2-3911 Atlantic Bank Bldg. community work, you may qualify for this unusual posi­ tion ta your community, f 140 per month minimum, 4 hour* N.V. Farmer, Realtor daily, Monday through Friday, 2466 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-523! no Saturdays. See M n. Vir­ After hours FA 8-3616 FA 1-3913 ginia Williams Tusidsy, 9 a. m. 6-BEDROOM, t bath. FA 2-0233. or It a. m. sharp at the Im­ perial Mote), Winter Park. No N o Down Paym ent phone. NO RIDDEN OR CLOSING 20. Babysitters COSTS f and 3 Bedroom maionary WILL car* for small child in my borne built o s your lot any­ boms for working mother. See where In the slate of Florida, Mri. Heath, Apl. 9, Avalon No waiting — Immediate eonApts, etrucUon. CALL FA 2 6646. CHILD CARE. FA t-2601. Lake ^"Ildadly Const. Co. Monroe. LARGE 3 - bedroom home in PinacrssL Low down payment. W A N T A D S BRING Fh. PA 1-4990. FARMER’S AGENCY OLB. CVUNTY, P U W 9 A ■DHtROLI 6-BEDROOM, S hath, screened HIM F A S T RESULTS 1141. FIRST FEDERAL BAVINO* AND carport*; in Sunland, 6100 nr TRW CIRCHT COCRT o r TUB LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ORLAN­ NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF down, assume payments. Phone IK T H E CIRC L IT COCRT, NINTH THE BTATH OF FLORIDA. I t JUDICIAL C tR C C rr, IN AND FOR DO, A corporation, 21. BMuty Salons Fla lat i ff FA 6-TOM. AND FOH aHMIkOLB CODRTT, SRMINOLR COUNTY, FLORIDA Ik CHANCERY, CASH NO. 1ISM Cbeeoory Ne. ItlSP PERMANENTS 37.00 JOHN*1J. NICOMETO eat THEODORE Q. MARKOW aad HORTOAOB FORRCLOSCDD PHYLLIS J. NICOMETO. hla wife, Fair Value Properties Complete with Hair Cut A Styling HARRIETTA T. MARKOW, hit W INTER PAR K FED ER AL anA HUH BUILDER*, INC. a RAYMOND M. BALL wire. LAR-RE' BEAUTY S A L O N ■ AVINon AND LOAN ASSO C]A-. Florida eerperattoa, Plaintlffe And Associates Dalsatenta TION. a corporation organised 3640 Hiawatha Ph. FA 2 1396 ra And aviating under th ) lawa o f NOTICE OF SUIT 216 go. Park Ph. FA 21641 flll'NKPINNK B. COOK, an the United Mtatoi o f Amorlra, TOt John J. Nloomsto, aJSrou #-» unmarried woman FA 3-1390 Plaintiff, unknown, and Fhyllla J. HI- Lak* Mary Branch “ Defendant VI comsto. addrvso unknown NOTIIR OP NORTH AOR NORMAN U W AR REN and You am hereby notified mat a IS. Mortgagt Lawns rORROLOBVRH BALE CONSTANCE M. W ARREN, hla suit ta fsrootsso a mangas* on Notice la hereby given purouant wife, at al., th* bslsw doaorlbsd property be) MORTGAGE LOANS la a Final D ecree o f forrcloouro D a ftn d a n ll, boon oommsncod agalnat you In Beauty Salon dated the Itlh day o f March. l t d , FHA sad Comcntioni! CLF.lt K ’ i NOTICE OF SALK tha Circuit Court o f tb* Ninth Walker Building and entarad In Chancery Caaa No. NOTICE IH H K K U IT tllY U lf Judicial Circuit, Somlnolo County, Commercial A Residential 110(1 or the Circuit Court e f the that utnlrr a D ocroo of F o r ccle i- Florida. 3619 Oak FA 2-7664 Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for uro and aala ontorod by tbo Judge STENSTROM REALTY The abbreviated HU* 1* th* gem lnola County, Florida, wherein o f the Circuit Court of the Ninth sauo* Is First Federal savings HARRIETT’S BEAUTY NOOK Theodore O. M erkow and H arriet- Judicial Clreull, Is and for atm l- aad Loan Asanelatlon at Orlaad*. UI H, Farit a V* Phone FA 1-3489 Harriatt, Eva Jo A Boh ta T. Markew, hie wire, ara ■ ole County. Florida, on the llt b vs. John J. Nloomsto, st *L FA 3-6742 plaintiff#, and Clluaepplne B. Ceok. day a f March, t i l l , In a certain The description of thn teal pro­ l T T S u k B l I ^ P a n u r " 106 So Oak an unmarrlap woman, la defend­ rauoe batwavn W IN TER PAR K perty proooodsd agalast lit T. V. STAMPS ant, I will aall to tha hlgheet and FED ERAL KA VINOS AND LOAN YOUNG women for general of­ Lot 1st. af LAKH HARRIET A h e e t bidder fo r caeh at tha front ASSOCIATION, a corporation orESTATES, according la thn fice work. Apply 416 W. 9th St. 22. Build • Paint • Repair door of tha Sem inole County ganlsod and otlstln g undar the Flat thereof aa rteorlsd la Courthouee In gonrord. Seminole lawa of the tfnlted S in c e of Flat Nook It. pagss 11 aad 11 County, Florida, at !l:0 e e'rloak America. Plaintiff, and NORMAN FIERRO MANUFACTURING P U T T S CARPENTRY Services, af ths Pabtle Rasorda at 9amA M ., on the trd day o f April, R. WARREN and CONSTANCE operators wanted, experienced taels Cnuaty, Florida. new work A repair. BpaelaHxa 1MI. the following deoerlhed pre- M. W ARREN, hla w ife, at al., You are requires to flto your on 1 and 2 needle machinal. ia Fla, room enclosures. Ph. party ao aet forth In aald Final Defendants, balna Chancarr No. Anow rr or oth er pleading with Dacraa. to-wlll Steady work. 402 Pecan Ave, FA 3-7416. 11*41, I w ill cell at public a u c­ the Clerk of the above Court and Begin Id fact North 41* IF tion to tha hlghaat bidder fur i-aeh verve a eopy thereof upon tlllo#, FA 2-2461. Keel from Mouth corner or Lot at lha W a it Front door o f tha Hedrick A Dubinin*, 1 ft South PAINTING: Colors a specially. A on FAIRY LAKE PARK, Cenrt Houao In the C lip o f San­ Court street, Orlande, Florida, at* UNENCUMBERED White woman run North II* II* Egat It# Reatdsntitl. commercial, indus­ ford, bemlnele County, Florida, at tornoys for tb* p U la llff, on *r feat, along state Read t: for bouse keeper—cook for fam­ tha hour o f ttioa o'clock noon on bsfor* April ta. 1**1. t f you fall trial. Licensed and hooded. thence North 14* <1* Wool 114 ' Thuroday, March la. t i l l , that to do so a Decree Fra Confoos* ily o f four. 6100 per month, Work guaranteed Free ani­ foot ta Palry t*ko; thence certain p en a l o f real property w ill bo ontorod against you for South*eatorly along Lake ta room and board, Mrs. Woods, mates Charlie Burris, FA 3 4574 ■looorlbod ao follow a: tli* relief demanded In tha Com ­ point North II* D Woot of The North t o l .i foot e f l / i t plaint. 2tT Virginia D r„ Winter Park. oi FA 2-4437. helming: Thence Mouth *J- 21* t l of SHADY DAKS. 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Communist party leader Wtadyslaw Gomulka and Stefan Cardi­ nal Wyssynskl set the tone o f the battle In separate speeches over the weekend. Gomulka, speaking at a pre­ election party meeting Saturday night, aald that tha aoula o f the Roman Catholic blshopa in Poland “ belong to tha Vatican." Cardinal Wyssynskl promptly will tie tile master o f the coming retorted In a sermon Sunday that century." Gomutka said there was a trend "the strugla against th* church in Poland toward elimination o f is continuing." religious instructions In schools He said that In his 1.1 years as Polish primste no on* in the Vatican “ hai attempted to give me instructions on the way rotish blshopa should nin th# afairs of The Pennsylvania Chib of the ehureh In Poland." Daytona Reach will sponsor a "There are some wno hope, on "Pennsylvania Day” at Ponce th* eve o f the tnlilenlum of DeLeon Springs Sundsj. Christianity, that no trace o f the AU Pennsylvanians and their rhurch will be left her* In Po­ friends are invited to attend, land,’’ th* cardinal aald. "But 1 Chester Rearfek, director, said can assure you that Jesus Christ today. Pennsylvania Day Set At DeLeon but that this did not mean a aUte dom arc printed hut there it none." struggle against the church. Cardinal Wjstynskl potnted to Fighting Denied youth organization* pushing a VIENTIANE, Lao* (U P l)—A u~ program of atheism and seculari­ thoritative sources her* today ,|enied Mownw reports that battles zation o f schoot*. The cardinal said th* people of between Communist Pathet l.so Poland had learned what it is to force* and pro-Western Laotian troops are being fought In the wear chains and throw tham off. "You have seen what the term approaches to Vientiane. The of. freedom means, he said. "There filial news agency Tasi reported can be nations where nothing is from Moscow today th a dispatch said about freedom and yet the from Hanoi that the Laotian capi. people feel free, and there may tal was "in a state of alarm." Th* be others where whole eolumns of agency said fighting i* going oqQ |treaties and speeches about free* only 10 miles from Vientiane. A LONG AWAITED dream o f many o f the men o f the Florida Power corporation employe* club o f the George E. Turner plant in Enterprise came into realization when after several weeks o f much hard work, the employes boat launching ramp at the plant was dedicated Saturday afternoon with Harvey L. Dunn serving as master of ceremonies. The group enjoyed a hamburger fry with all the trimmings before the dedication. Connie Sellers daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sellers cut the ribbons and let the first boat be launched. . Photo) FARMER CRAY, H ICKO RY SMOKED, SUGAR CURED. TH IC K LY WASHINGTON (U P I) — The •acred in the ayei of God and |continues to bs the object of God's Episcopal Church hat urged its oven th* most depraved criminal I redemptive loro. ■ — bars to work for abolition of tha death penalty and haa taken inane with FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover an the subject. A tl-pege compilation of theo­ logical and practical argument* against capital punishment was published by the church’* Nation­ al Council for distribution to Epis­ copal dioceses throughout ths ■ a n Tbo document criticized Hoover for toying that opponenta of capi­ tal punishment wora respected people who wan unaware of tha horrors perpetrated by eriminaU. It aald tU t "uneupported asser­ tion" haa hod a "dovaataUag ef­ fect" on Intelligent discussion of the Issue, end "In ths eyes of po­ litically minded legislators outwoIMm sQ tha careful statistical atudles that have been made of the question,” Urging Episcopalians to help truste e climate of public opinion that will induce state legislatures to abolish legal executions, the document said: "To agitata agalnat th* evil of capital .punishment is pert of ths mission of tha church." Putting n man to death in a spirit of vengeance is abhorrent to tha Christian conscience, It said, because all human life Is m\y. A f t i m t m , y t h in o s BTOUI HOUBSt Mew, Toes, Wad. Silt To Ttto MERCHANTS Green S T A M P S SQUARE C U T SHOULDER Thun.. Erf. S iM t o * ;0 0 SATURDAY — •tM to 7 :M FREEGIFTS D E L IC A T E S S E N STAMPS D A IR Y DEPT SEA FO O D FARMER CRAY TA STY FINANCE Mis teem Mp 9*1; FridayMj Osssd latodtp *—— eeiawae-----------------------------431 North Orange Street*...................Tal. OArden 4-3606 401 Watt Control Avenue.......... .........Tal, GArden 3-6493 1241 lost Colonial Drive.........................Tel. GArden S-2643 Met Hawii Mp M| WsdwtdtyS Satwdcy9-lt "fonocriy Admiral Waawte Cerperetite >T. F RO/I N ( O O P FYNE TASTE EVAPORATED A SLICED FRESH FROZEN m MILK 3^35' I■ | r | % | V W FR ESH HtSH pascal p r o d u c e M LIBBY FAN CY CALIFO RNIA W HOLE SPICED M PEACHES 2 21 0 9 ' LADY FAIR R n L n rl f in n r ic A* k, toother. Afar* than • tUtta boy. Tha beginning H • man. tar alatapraciouaboon aaehday hit imagination k yaun to kkdk. Hk odndkyoun iotiraUh with mfinita wrprka*. Hkehanctarkyonn to cut andgrind andpotiah. Load him udth hva, teacher. Ha k your cknlimg*, and "YOUR REST HEAD IUY" LA tlY FAIR KIN G SIZE SLICED W H IT f -efT �"H i (El}? WEATHER: Cloudy and occasional showers through Wednesday. VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wire Established Water Control Measures Asked The Lake Howell Property Owners Assn, urged the County Commission today to install a series of small dams at Lake Howell Creek as a temporary water control measure. E. Pope Bassett, Maitland attorney, told the commission that he represented the association and said that although the ultimate plans call for water control— "all they are taking A ar« of now It drainage." w The Seminole and Orange Coun­ ty boards agreed to clean out the creek under • joint Civil Defense venture. County Engineer Carlton Bliss said that work on the project has been held up pending getting the rights of way from some 35 pro­ perty owners in the area, Bassett explained that by not (Raking card of the creek for water control the county Is leaving the way wide open to "permanent damage to the entire area." Thera is no control fo r low water— only high,” Bassett ssid, Bliss pointed out today that once the drainage work is com­ pleted the county would alleviate thia problem but no engintering ^work on construction of dams •could start until the drainage problem Is solved. The commission gave ths attor­ ney the assurance that they would cooperate with the resident! o f the area “ 100 percent In their water control problems." Ths Commission also t^ard Leo Watson of Loch Arbor ask if ths commission was planning any Odrainage relief In that area. District 5 Commissioner John Fitxpatrick said that the com­ mission was considering laying soma 1,000 feet o f pipe to re­ lieve the drainage problem. Manned Space 'Shol-Slan Pushed WASHINGTON (U PI) -T h a elvilian space agency haa decided to continue with plana to launch a manned apace capsule down the Atlantic missile range this spring although a test o f the mistile's escape system failed. 0 /0 ciafe—t f-tti e •-V rr.td-Ae'Jv. Onautics and Space AOministration eald Monday they may have to repeat the Saturday shot, a test of the Mercury man-ln-space cap­ sule and its pilot escape ayatem. Tha capsule raa fired from Wallops Island, Va., by a little Joe rocket to test the eacape sys­ tem under the most rugged condi­ tions, It didn't fire at the right moment. Q An orbital launch la still planned for lata this yaar, but before that the NASA wanti to give an astronaut a brief ride aboard a capsule launched by a Redstone, hilling a peak altitude of about US miles. Boy Killed, 20 H urt WAYCROSS, Ga. (D PI) — A A mall boy was killed and nt least ^•10 parsons were injured early to­ day when a Chlcago-to-Mianil Greyhound bus skidded on ralnslirktd U, 8 . 1, slammed Into an embankment and overturned. Tha victim was kienllfied as 4-yearaid David Earl Engel of Belle Glade. Bulletin WASHINGTON (CPI) — The House Banking Committee ap­ proved a *311 mUlion depress­ ed areas bill today similar to a proposal the Senate oversshelmingly passed last week. The measure won committee approval by a 10-g vote. News Briefs Stocks Advance NEW YORK (U P!) — Stocks staged an Irregular advance in moderately active trading at the opening today. The consensus in Wall Street ia that the line of least resistance remains upward although the going may prove to be slower as the list approaches tha all-time market high reached in January 1060. Picketing: Slated CHICAGO IUPI) Picketing will begin Saturday at a down­ town S. S. Kresge Co. More in an effort to force the firm oi com­ plete desegregation of its southeffort to force the firm lo com ­ mittee haa announced. It is hoped the firm will become the first nationsl ebain of variety a to m to be completely unsegregated. Peace Corps Eyed WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ dent Kennedy's “ fa t e * Corps” :amn «u*aer hie tvitlcai gate el Republicans today at a hearing on the nomination of R. Sargent Shriver to head the new project. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee called Shriver, tha preaident'a brother-in-law, to leatlfy on the proposed agency's alms and plans for sending vol­ unteers tb ta s'U ,' help people in underdeveloped nations. Proposal Dropped TALLAHASSEE (U P I )-A proposal to alMlith Ilia State Motor Vehicle Commission was dropped Monday by ths Legislative Coun­ cil’s Governmental Reorganiza­ tion Subcommittee. But the sub­ committee said It plana to drift a bill transferring all enforce­ ment powers from tha commis­ sion. If approved, the move­ ment would leave the commission only Its administrative functions. Mix Issue Studied WASHINGTON (UPI) The Civil War Centennial Commis­ sion, at the urging of President Kennedy, today took up a segre­ gation issue that threatens Us scheduled meellng in Cherlerion, S. C „ next month. Hie controv­ ersy developed when Mrs. Made­ leine A. Williams of East Or­ ange, N. J „ a Negro, complained that she would not be allowed to May at the aama hotel in Charleston with other New Jersey delegates. 1908 TUESDAY. MARCH 21. 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA | “ Hammareikjold began deter­ mining on his own which coun­ tries would tend troops end in whet quantity,” Gromyko eald. "H e pieced the troops under his own command. He became a UN field marshal. Troops tent there brought blue helmet* and war material but also brought a I war policy from the 38th floor of the UN building and the colonial­ ist stales." Gromyko said the Soviet Union considered the legitimate govern­ ment of the Congo to be heeded by Antoine Gtienga, Lumumba's deputy. He castigated the recent con­ ference of other Congo leaders aa a meeting of “ foreign puppets” aimed at ipllttlni the country un­ der the guise of creating a con­ federation of statei. Gromyko's tough ipeech had only one conciliatory note. He said Rutile wee willing to diecuss with Ihe United States and The County Commission wiui threatened with a da mane with other powers what ateps suit by Charles Blum of South Seminole County today be­ might be taken to bring about cause "a past commission failed to livo up to its promises" of order in the Congo, but after re­ moval of all Belgian troops. fixing; a portion o f the W’ckiva Spring's Rd. connecting SR -131 Premier Joseph Ileo offered to SR 434. today to let "leveral” UN civil­ Ilium suid that verbal promises were made by a previous ians—but no troopw—return to KIWANIS CLUB OFFICERS utteiiclintr thu Sixth Division luncheon meetdisputed Maladi to supervise tho hoaid In 1058 to widen and im­ ing nt the Civic Center here are. left to right. District Governor A. Ster­ handling of supplies backlogged prove a purtlun of the road and “ 1 ling Hall, Hruiiunton; Jumes B. Grant, local KIwanis president, ami Troy there. spent $3,000 in limarock and Hall, district lieutenant governor, of Tavares, Ileo'e statement at a press con­ other equipment to help share the ference did not indicate whether burden of the costa o f the road." his government would allow the Ilium demanded a refund of his lending of new supplies in tha $3,000 or said ha would "instruct strategic port. my attorney to file suit against Several ship* loaded with UN supplies bad been reported con­ Sixth District Lt. Guv. Troy Hall the board.” A. Sterling Hall of Bradenton, result in a belter world.” verging on Matadi, which waa It) uin said that the road in Hall paid Ins official visit to Hie of Tavares, who ia also Circuit Florida District governor of Ki­ FORT PIERCE (UPI) A seized by Congo soldiers two lucsl club at the Civic Center. Court Judge of Lake County, intro­ question was ill "miverable shape.” wanis International, told KlwanDistrict .1 Commissioner James minister'e 10-year-old son testi­ weeks ago after a fierce gunflght More than tuo members, their duced Ihe speaker. Ians and their guests here “ We are wives, guests and representatives P. Avery, whuse district tha road fied today ha planned a Jailbreak with Sudanese UN troope. in the midst of a world revolution from several clubs in Uie district Mobutu, commander In chief Is In. said that he tell that the with Joseph A. P ad Jr, but that and we must have failh lhat It will attended. of the Congo army, said Monday road could not bo Improved tbla Peel, accused of ordering the lhat "blood will flow” if UN The speaker aim reminded the fiscal year "because there were forces try to reoccupy tha bi| group "that ttiere ia not a person other roads that needed more at­ deaths of Judge and Mrs, C. E. Congo Rivar port. Chillingwurlh, did not make the alive who dues not have some in­ tention." fluence and mure is accomplished Ill other business, the commu­ break with Kim. when we work together.” nion awarded a contract to the Hayno (Rocky) Davit of Gads­ LONDON (U PI)—Gordon Arnold He urged promotion of club Bowser Electric Service of Longden, Ala , also barked up prev­ membership attendance and organ­ Lonsdale rote in the prisoners' wood to wire the county home fa­ dock at the Old Bailey today and ious prosecution testimony that The attorney for the North Or­ ization of new rliihi. attempted to clear two of his cility. Peel had tried lo pulton Floyd lando Tuwn Council asked the The low bid by Bowser was co-defendant a of charges that they (Lucky) Holzapfel, who hat con­ County Commission today to over­ *1.800. wgre spies tor nutria. fessed murdering tha Chillingride g Board o f Adjustment *UWTbe board also .authorised She­ wurtist. WASHINGTON (U PI) — P reij. Ill a.' nine-minute statement he sibn 'Approving a building- permit said he had Imposed upon the riff J. I.. Hobby to put signs on the Another prosecution witness in dent Kennedy told congressional ■fS. fur an asphalt plant Ideated north friendship of Peter John Kroxer St. John* River between lurk* Perl's trial today, laboratory ex­ leaders today that n forthcoming of 8 K 4lib north of North Orlando, and hit wife, Helen, by invialllni Harney and Lake Jessup to warn pert James E. Hslllgan, said the request for defense spending w|lt K. Ambrosa Oliiff, in o letter to a powerful radio under thr boaters not to speed. throw hie new budget out at potssium cyanide, the commission said that tha By United Prr*s International A delegation from tha Lemon poison which Perl allegedly tried balance. kitchen of thrlr suburban collage. "Board o f adjustment erred in its Widespread showers marked Proteculion testimony indicated ! Bluff Civic Assn, a»k*d Seminole's to get inlo lloliapfrl'i food wet The president said he would decision on approving Uio plant." (he first full day. of spring to­ the radio could transmit Ztu participation with Volusia County potassium cynide. •end to Congress Friday a bal­ Oliiff cited that tile plant would day from the Virginia Tidewater words a minute to Moscow. in the project. Milligan, of Ihe Flurlda Shar­ anced budget. But he said hn eau-e a uIm iMiifcrl lo resuTim,* across the Oliln River to the MiaOn trial with Lonsdale ami the The build also said la would con­ if's Bureau, said one tenth of a would submit a apecial defense in the ai>’■ Because of air pollu­ ifirnf,.. at. St. Ixiuis. Krugers on charges of breaching sider paving of Ohio Ave. after a gz-.u of Hie poison was enough budget next week calling fo r North and west of the shower tha official secrets act are Henry petition waa read from 13U pro­ to kin a men. He eald Uiere was tion and that the land would Ire de­ greater funds, which would pu* band, mixed rain and snow Hur­ F. Hnuglilun, 55, and his liancrr, preciated. perly owncra in the area stress­ seven grams in a package pre­ the government In the red for thn ries peppered Mulligan, Wiscon­ Miss Fjhel Elizabeth Gee, 46. ing Ihe need for paving work. The commission ordered a pub­ vious testimony said Perl gave to fiscal year beginning July 1. lic hr Bring on the appeal sched­ sin and the Great T.ake* and Iltry were employes at Britain's a prisoner to slip inlo Holtapfel's Kennedy discussed spending nl thundershowers dampened Minne­ big naval base al Portland and uled April It, food. hie regular weakly meeting with sota. have admitted they Mole secret Davit, a sallow-faced youlh con­ the Democratic legislative chiefs. Kansas shoveled out from un­ documents there and turned them victed of grand larcency, said ha He also advised them that he will der three Inches of snow that over to Lonsdale. wa« Pcel'i cellmate al West Palm propose g|tighter concentraUon o f fell after spring arrived Monday. Today'* proceedings were high­ Beach when Peel was held there the foreign aid program which Snowfall In central Kansas earli­ ly unusual in the history of pending trial, ona leader said would reduce thn er had climbed lo seven inches. British Jurisprudence. I.umdalr He said they planned a break waste and duplication. Partly cloudy skies and scat­ did not go Info Ihe witness box, Supervisor of Regiurtlion Ca­ for last Nov. 27 and that be left tered showers blanketed most •( Bpeeker Sam Rayburn told rehe did not take an oath and lie milla Bruce asked the County the jail by walking through an tli* South Unlay. porters after the mesUng that thn Commission today to change the waa nut subject lo cross-examina­ The Sanford City Zoo will have open door to Hie sireet, hut Peel House la "going to pAaa soma, 53 voting machines in (lie county tion a new look this week. City Man­ did nol go with him. Davis did After l-onsdxle finished. Kruger lo avoid confusion al Ilia next not explain why Perl did not take thing" to increase the federal min­ ager W. E. Knowles said today. general election. imum wage. also stood in the dork and made Tea new cages will be installed part in Ihe escape. Mrs. Bruce seid that the can­ However, Rayburn said th e n in a statement, including the fart as well at a chain link fence Davie said while they were cell­ BOV1GO, Italy (UPI) —Giovanni that he and Ilia wife were mar­ didates should he listed on one mates Peel showed him a pack­ “ quite a controversy" over whe­ around the too. column instead of two. The city manager said that Me atari landed a lucky punch on ried In the United Slates In 1635. age of rlgarelx containing the ther the boost will be from *1 an District 3 County Commissioner hW wife's Jaw Munday. coil of the equipment will be ap­ Counsel for Lontdale and thr cyanide, end told him aeveral hour to $L25, aa Kennedy haa pro­ Her head struck the wall. Tile Krogrra did not intend lo offer James P. Avery asked Hie com- limes he wanted Holzapfel poi­ posed, and he aaid tho vote could proximately ll.((K). H it city pur­ chased the fences and cages from wall broke open and out showered any evidence. Houghton and Miss mittlnn to ronstder that request soned before the trial. go either way. now and not heslilate until Ihe gold and silver coins. I’ onre Del-eon Springs. Gee already hava testified, and next fiscal year. Authorities said today that llit* Britain's biggest espionage trial Knowles emphasised that a Avery aaid that during Hie Iasi chain link guard rail will be coins, most of them minted be­ since Klaut Fuchs was convicted built lo slop spectators from fore World War I, were valued at in 1050 of passing atomic secrets election tnsny candidates lust hurting the animals and added more than SIO.UOO. It was not to Hutaia was speeding toward a volet because of all Ihe contusion In rroti column voting. that the fence around the too will known how they got into the climax, Cost of converting the machines cut down on animals being stolen. woodwork. it expected te be approximately UNITED NATIONS fUPD—1The Soviet Union today demanded the end of United Nations operations In the Congo within one month and tha withdrawal of all foreign troops. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko, opening the Congo de­ bate in the UN General Assem­ bly. launched a bitter attack against Secretary General Dsg Hammarikjold as a "Held mar­ shal” for colonial powers. Gromyko also demanded the arrest and trial o f M o i s t Dr. Ed Farrar, owner o f Ander­ sen's Lodge near PaUlLa, waa at tba meeting here r.nd told the Seminole group that apparently the Welaka meeting w n railed by "a few o f tbe Bass Capital memhere.” He said that neither he nor tha manager o f his camp Waa ad­ vised o f any meeting with the game officiate am*, said he ctt’z t to Sanford for more Information one 11 8 . R. Jennings, ptealdent o f the Seminole association, reported on the DeLond meeting o f Fifth Dis­ trict sportsmen. He eald that Don Southwell, Fifth District commissioner, told the aportsmen that he dose not favor seining end indicated that at least lour o f tha livo commis­ sioners are against it, Southwell waa quoted at saying that tha impression that Mining will aliminste enough rough fish to improve sports fishing to wrung. Poisoning has proved somewhat •Ucteaiful, but seining baa not in­ Tschombe and Joseph Mubulv for the assassination of Congo Pre­ mier Patrice Lumumba. The Russian foreign minister demanded the removal of Dag Hammarskjoid from his post. He called (or condemnation of Belgium as an "aggressor” In the Congo and the removal of all Belgian troops. The entrance of United Nations troops Into the Congo has para­ lysed the government, blocked the ports and disorganised life, Gromyko charged. Resident Lodges Road Suit Threat Cellmate Testifies Peel Had Poison For Holzapfel Have Faith In World, Kiwanis Urged Spy Suspect Tries To Clear Friends Commission Gets Plea On Permit Defense Request To Upset Budget Showers Spread' Following Snows Vote Machines Change Studied Zoo To Be Fenced, Get 10 New Cages It Pays To Beat Wife Sometime Council Backs Money •County Sportsmen Oppose Seining Proposal The Seminole County Sports­ men's Assn, voted Monday night to lodge a loud vote protest against a proposal to allow com­ mercial fishing aeinea in froth waUr— ln Putnam County or A ny 0 vhtre else in Florida. Tho sportsman adopted a resolu­ tion to write Gov, Bryant and ooch of uie live d u lricl wttubera c f the Gama and Freeh Water Fish Com­ mission advising them o f opposi­ tion te seining fresh water lakes and tha &L Johns River. Tbla followed • pattern sot by tho Fifth District Sportsmen's Assn, which voted to take similar tthetion at a meeting Sunday at DaLand. The vote came after lengthy discussion o f * session attended last week by members o f tha gtuaa and fish commission and some members of the Bate Capital Sportsmen's A sen. at Walaka at which tha proposal waa mads to •Bow commercial seining jo be re­ su m ed in the Putnam County area. NO. 152 Reds Demand UN Pull Out Of Congo sulted in loiter fishing, Jennings rr ported. "Theie's no doubt in my mind lhat somebody had the game com­ mission meeting changed from Jacksonville to Welaka nt the requrst of the commercial fishing interests and I'm told that they footed the bill with the rommlssioneri as their guest*," Jennings said. Wade BingleUry charged lhat "those Putnam County people aie to blame for thrlr own troubles— they had so much illegal fishing that they ruined their own busi­ ness." He quoted a game official as re­ vealing that cost o f handling vio­ lators o f fiah end game laws in Putnam County waa mure than in any other county in tha state. Several of those who look the flour during the ditcuselon urged that the group make attempts to publicise all sportsmen's act'vitte* and help stir up public interest in tishing, which they pointed cut as Uni lo se -to p j u r i s t attraction. The cummUsInn never will be able to make strung stands unless the member* ut tile spoilsmen’* clubs take interest enough to get behind them and make a uniliad effort against such move* as the seining proposal, Purler La' told the sportsmen. This was agreed to by the rest o f those present after Jennings and Jack Wilber issued pleas for a more active membership effort. W, G. Kilbee o f Geneva did not vole against Ihe resolution oppos­ ing seining, but said that he waa not against it "with proper super­ vision.” The organisation. also discussed a proposed constitutional amend­ ment offered by tbe Dade City Sportsmen's Assn, to have game commission rnembus elected in­ stead of appointed by tha gover­ nor. Tbe Seminole group fulluwcd tbe action taken by tbe Fifth Dis­ trict ia tabling action on eueh a proposal and said it would be studied. Six More State Road Men Probed *0,000. Avery aaid Hut the machines could be fixed and > supplement­ ary contract with the machine company be enacted nuw. The board asked Clerk Arthur TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - A new Heckwilh Jr. to study a new con­ highway scandal connecting six tract and report beck next week. slate highway engineers to a-giftgiving Jacksonville road contract­ ing company may be brewing, two-dey—Legislative Ru»d* Co mm IIlee hearing starting Wed­ All persons who have articles nesday U expected to charge the Duval Engineering and Contract­ to donate for tbe Altamonte ing CrF. o/ Jacksouvtile wiiirgiving Springs-Elementary SchooLfum cash payment* to Road Di|iart- mage sale are requested lo bring ment employe* while the Jackson­ the llcme to the school clinic ville Expressway we* under con­ room at soon at possible, Mrs. Atlanta McGinnis urged today. struction. The sate is to be held at the Committee Director Elmer Rounds said there ia evidence the Super Value Store Saturday from Duval company alto charged the 10 a. m. until S p. m., or later, state (or larger amounts of as­ tbe said, and all items mutt be phalt than were actually needed sorted and tagged before this time. on elate Jobe. Deadline Nearing For-Rummage Sale" Rounds said that former Rosd Board member Earl Powers of Gainesville had accepted >n invi­ tation to appear at Ihe meeting Wednesday, Powers was asked to explain an alleged conflict of interest Involving the sale o f slate materiel* by companies in which he had (uncial uleresL Credit M eeting Paul Lewie, manager of tba Sanford Credit Bureau, attended a weekend convention (or Credit Bureau - officials to Tallahassee. Credit Bureau Management wee Ihe tuple ef discussion during the meeting. , Raising Bills For State TALLAHASSEE (UIM) - The powerful Legitlaliva C o u n c i l threw Re support Mondsy behind a butch of money-railing billa which il said will not violate Gov. Farris Bryant's pledge against new state laxet. The program, U adopted by the Legtxlature“ 1tot provide about *6 million a year in additional revenue. About half the amount would come from extending the aatei lax an rental lodging beyond tao days. Olhor proposed lalea tax “ loophole plugging” would extend the three per cent levy to purebaaee by state and national banka and to meal* and dormitory rental* at colleges lo ratio an­ other *500,000. Tho council also proposed attending tha aalet U s lo all •dmlaiioni te add *100,000 a year In revenue. Other tag propot sit approved would: Add U cents to the coat ef driver's licenses to expand tbe driver education program. Add another I U to the current *10 a year license tag on mobile home*. Remove the present tax exemp­ tion on fraternal, government, church and school property whleh la leased to private buiinctiee engaged In profit-mi king ven­ ture*. Raiae Hie penalties and cotta for aucli thing* at transferring vehicle titles, duplicate vehicle Tbe council alio voted lo repeal the *7,000 daily allowance te dog tracks. A batch of hishver «*f*i» bl|to alar won approval of tba legisla­ tive leaders. They would: Add 100 troopers te tha Stela Highway Patrol, bringing iU strength up la 408. Provide for Itausace of driver’s license* to the birth month of thn motorist and make each license good for two years. Provide permanent tags lor goverament-ewaad vehicle*. Require that no driver'* Keenan be isaned to a parson under It who has not passed an approved driver training r o o m . . Provide that minora who vtot­ al* traffic lews ha treated In courts tha aama as adults. 7 � 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, March 20, 1961 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on March 20, 1961. 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Mar. 20, 1961 WARSAW (U PI)—Friction be­ tween Poland's Communist gov­ ernment and th* Roman Catholic Church appeared to b* growing today In th* last month before national parliamentary elections. Communist party leader Wladyslaw Gomulka and 8 tefan Cardi­ nal Wyssynski set th* tone of the battle in separata speeches over the weekend. Gomulka, speantng a t a pre­ election party meeting Saturday night, said th at the souls of the Roman Catholic bishops In Poland "belong to th* Vatican." Cardinal Wyaaynakl promptly retorted in a sermon Sunday that “ih* strugi* againat th* church is continuing.” He aaid that In his 1.1 year* a* Polish primate no on* in the Vatican “has attempted to giv* me instruction* on the way Polish bishops should run th* afalra of th* ehureh in Poland.” “There are a m * wno hope, on th* eve of the mlilenlum of Christianity, that no trace of the church will be left her* in Po­ land," th* cardinal aaid. “Out I can assure you th at Jesus Christ will lie tli* master of the coming but that this did not mean a atale itruggle against the church. century.” Gomulka aaid there wa* a trend Cardinal Wyszynskl pointed to in Poland toward elimination of youth organization* pushing a religious instructions in schools program of atheiam and seculari­ zation of school*. Th* cardinal aaid th* people of Poland had learned what it la to wear ehalna and throw tham off. The Pennsylvania Club of “You have seen what th* term Daytona Beach will sponsor a “ Pennsylvania Day” at Ponce freedom mean*,” h* aaid. “There can b« nation* where nothing is DeLeon Springs Sunday. AU Pennsylvanians and their aaid about freedom and yet th* friends . are invited to attend, peopl* feel free, and there may Cheater Rearick, director, said be other* where whole eolumns of | treaties and speeches about freetoday. Pennsylvania Day Set A t DeLeon dnm a r t none." printed liut there it Fighting: Denied VIENTIANE. Laos (U PI)—A u.^ thoritatfve source* here today «!*.• nied Moscow reporta th a t battle* between Communist Pathet I.ao force* and pro-Western Laotian troop* are being fought in th* approachea to Vientiane. The of­ ficial new* agency Ta** reported from Moacow today ih a diipatch from Hanoi that the Laotian capital wa* “ in a itate of alarm .” The agency said fighting i* going onQ only 10 miles from Vientiane. The document criticized Hoover for aayjng th at opponent* of capi­ ta! punishment were respected people who were unaware of th* horrors perpetrated by criminal*. I t sold this “unsupported asser­ tion" has had a “devastating ef­ fect" on intelligent discussion of tho Issue, and “In the eyes of po­ litically minded legislators outwoI0 m tQ the cartful statistical studies th a t hove been mad* ef the question,’’ Urging Episcopalians to balp •ro n to n climate of public opinion th a t will Induce state Ugtstature* to nbpHsh legal executions, ths document aaid: “To agitate against th* evil of capital, punishment is part of th* ■tlsaloA o f the thurch." Putting e man to death in s spirit o f vengeance ta abhorrent to tha Christian conscience, it said, because all human life is W ater Control ■Measures Asked ^ a r e of now is drainage." ▼ The Seminole and Orange Coun­ ty board* agreed to clean out the creek under a joint Civil Defense venture. County Engineer Carlton Bliss said that work on th* project hat been held up pending getting the rights of way from some 36 pro­ perty owner* in the area. Bassett explained that by not QUking care of the creek for water control the county is leaving th* permanent way wide open damage to the entire area." Thcrs is no control for low water—only high," Bassett said. Bliss pointed out today that ones the drainage work is com­ pleted the county would alleviate this problem but no engineering ^w ork on construction of dams ®could sta rt until th* drainage problem is solved. Tha commission gav* th* attor­ ney ths assuranc* that they would cooperate with the residents of the area "100 percent in their water control problems.” Th* Commission also t^srd Loo Watson of Loch Arbor ask if th* commission was planning any Odrainage relief in th at area. District 6 Commissioner John Fitzpatrick said that ths com­ mission was considering laying sums 1,000 feet of pip* to re­ lieve the drainag* problem. FARMER CRAY. HICKORY SMOKED. SUGAR CURED. THICKLY MANY THINQ8 VTOEB HOUSE i Mem, T ie s , Wei, 1:18 T* T H T h u n * F r i. S tM to 9 :0 0 SA TU RD A Y — ft:M to 7 :9 9 MERCHANTS Green S T A M P S SQUARE CUT SHOULDER SHOU.DER BLADE CHOPS FREE GIFTS DELICATESSEN bxtS a DAIRY DEPT SEA FOOD FARMER GRAY TASTY »«»9 G.A.C. F IN A N C E WSVfA« SLICES (JH EESE UNITED NATIONS (U P I)-T he Soviet Union today demanded the end of United Natloni operations in the Congo within one month and ths withdrawal of all foreign troops. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko, opening the Congo de­ bate in the UN General Assem­ bly, launched a bitter attack againil Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold as a “ field mar­ shal" for colonial powers. Gromyko also demanded the arrest and trial o f M o i s t Hem. My Ml HtfcMfcy I tslwday Ml 9 rtHIHHy Pgsmg, ly RBWHII AjJmI ^ I m flm W IH f^**aaM4laa WfFpWPWW i O t o H m i l O MMMHT1 09 AU NIAMY TOWN* Stocks Advance K1WANIS CLUB OFFICERS attending ths Sixth Division luncheon meeting at the Civic Center here are, left to right, District Governor A. Ster­ ling Hall, Bradenton; Janies B. Grant, local Klwanis president, and Troy Hall, district lieutenant governor, of Tavares. NEW YORK (UPI) - Slocks staged an irregular advance in moderately active trading at the opening today. The consensus in Wall Street is that the line of least resistance remain* upward although the going may prove to be slower as tha list approaches A. Sterling Hall of Bradenton, the all-time market high reached In January 1900. Florida District governor of Kiwants International, told KiwanPicketing Slated ians and their guest* here “ Wc are CHICAGO (UPI) - Picketing in the midst of a world revolution will begin Saturday at a down­ and wa must have faith that it will town S. S. Kresge Co. store in an effort to force th* firm ot com­ plete desegregation of its southeffort to force the firm to com­ mittee has announced. It is hoped the firm will become the first national efaaln of variety stores to be completely unsrgregated. The attorney for the North Or­ Peace Corps Eyed lando Town Council asked the WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ County Commission today to over­ dent Kennedy’s “ Peace Corps" ride g Roar* of Adjustment rUri:-amo under hi* rvttlgai gaze of stun ip,.roving * building peritiU Republicans today at a hsaring fur an asphalt plant located north WASHINGTON (U P!) —The ci­ on the nomination of R. Sargent of Sit 4 lib not th uf Norm Orlando. vilian space agency has decided Sbriver to head the new project. E. Ambrose Olliff, in a letter to to continue with plana to launch The Senate Foreign Relations n manned space capsule down Committee called Shrlvcr, the the commission said thst tha the Atlantic missile range this president's brother-in-law, to tes­ “Board of adjustment erred in it* spring although a test of the mis­ tify on the proposed agency’* decision on approving the plant." Olliff cited that th* plant would sile’s escape eystem failed. alms and plans for sending volO fflciels-cf-th e-V -irr.iJ—Aet&r. i -otters- alm u’L.!.*' help people In rauMi a iil-i irnifort to result*.t«i in the a tea Because of air pollu­ Hnautics and Space Administration underdeveloped nations. tion and that th* land would be de­ said Monday they may have to preciated. repeat the Saturday shot, a test Proposal Dropped The commission ordered a pub­ of the Mercury man-ln-spsce cap­ TALLAHASSEE (U P I)-A pro­ sule and ill pilot escape system. posal to abolish tli* Stale Motor lic bearing on the appeal sched­ The capsule r s a fired from Vehicle Commission was dropped uled April It. Wallops Island, Va., by a little Monday by the Legislative Coun­ Joe rocket to teat the escape sys­ cil’s Governmental Reorganiza­ tem under the most rugged condi­ tion Subcommittee. But the sub­ tions. It didn't fire at the right committee said It plana to draft a bill transferring all enforce­ moment. Q An orbital launch la aUll ment powers from the commisplanned for late thii year, but sion. If approved, the move­ before that the NASA wants to ment would leave the commission The Sanford City Zoo will have give an astronaut a brief ride only its administrative functions. a new look this week. City Man­ aboard a capsule launched by a ager W. K. Knowles said today. Redstone, hitting a peak altitude Mix Issue Studied WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Ten new cages will be installed of about Its miles. Civil War Centennial Commis­ as well as a chain link fence sion, at the urging of President around the too. Boy Killed, 20 Hurt Kennedy, today took up a segre­ The city manager said that WAYCROSS. Gn. (UPI) — A gation issue that threatens its cost of the equipment will be ap­ ^ mall boy waa killed and n t least scheduled meeting in Charleston, proximately 81.400. The city pur­ 20 persona wer* injured early to ­ S. C., next month. Tlie controv­ chased the fences and cages from day when n Chicsgo-to-Mlaml ersy developed when Mrs. Made­ Ponce DeLeon Springs. Greyhound bus skidded on rain- leine A. Williams of East Or­ Knowles emphasized that a ■licked U, 8. 1, slammed Into an ange, N. J., a Negro, complained chain link guard rail will be embankment and overturned. The that she would not be allowed to built to slop spectators from victim was identified a* 4-year- stay at the fame hotel in hurting the animals and added eld David Earl Engel el Bell* Charleston with other New Jersey that the fence around .the zoo will delegates. cut down on animal* being stolen. Glade. Commission Gets Plea On Permit Zoo To Be Fenced, Get 10 New Cages FROZLN IOOD FYNE TASTE EVAPORATED A SLICED FRESH FR O ZEN I t| C LIBBY MILK 3 ^ 3 5 < \ m W FARM IH IA H PWMfilCE . A J FWESH PASCAL ^ _ M FANCY CALIFORNIA WHOLE SPICED LADY FAIR R nlfprj G o o d s he k , teacher. M ore than a tittle bey. The beginning e ( e man. Foe e fe u precious heart each day hie im agination k ya u n ta W K H k m ind m yeura to etretch w ith infinite mrprieea. H k eheeeeter ieyem n to cu t end grind and polrih. Lead him m lth hue, teacher, lie a* your challenge, end T he ekeMenge end opportunity th a t me there m good ta tmpport our aehook in preparing th k note generation fee reepanm hiktm o f tm d m h ip during th e oM o o m M r y - —-~ . — t in Iu m ; t V . —* U result in a better world." Hall paid lit* official visit to the local club at the Civic Center. More linn loo members, their wives, guests and representatives Irum several clubs in tha district attended. Tiic speaker also reminded the group “that there is not a person alive who docs not have some in­ fluence and more is accomplished when we work together." He urged promotion of club membership attendance and organ­ ization ot new elutis. Showers SpreadFollowing Snows By United Prr»t International Widespread showers marked the first full day. or spring to­ day from Ihr Virginia Tidewater across the Ohio Itlver to the Miss i r c f , . ab St. Louis. North and west of Uie shower band, mixed rain and snow flur­ ries peppered Michigan, Wiscon­ sin and thr Great Lakes and thundershower* dampened Minne­ sota. Kansas shoveled out from un­ der three Inches of snow that fell after spring arrived Monday. Snowfall in central Kansas earli­ er had climbed to seven inches. Partly cloudy akies and scat­ tered showers hlanketed most ol the South today. It Pays To Beat Wife Sometime BOV1GU, Italy (UPI) —Giovanni Masxari landed a lucky punch on his wife's Jaw Monday. Her head struck the wall. The wall broke open and out showered gold and silvrr coins. Authorities said today that the coins, most of (hem minted be­ fore World War I, were valued at more than lio.uoo. It was not known how they got into the woodwork. M PEACHES 2 "YOUR BEST BREAD BUY" LAbY FAIR KING SIZE SLICED VARTI *County Sportsmen Oppose Seining Proposal Tb* Seminole County Sports­ men's Assn, voted Monday night to lodge a loud vot* protest against ■ proposal to allow com­ mercial fishing Mines in fresh water—In Putnam County or any^v h e re ela* in Florida. Tho sportsmen adopted a resolu­ tion to write Gov. Bryant and nock of in* ziv* tiiaU kl lutaibzrs cf the Gam* and Fresh Water Fish Com­ mission advising tham «f opposi­ tion to Mining fresh water lakes and tha 8L Johns Rivtr. This followed • pattern not by tho Fifth District Sportsmen's Assn, which voted to tako similar fic tio n a t • rat flng Sunday a t DaLand. Tb* vote caw* after lengthy discussion of a MMion attended last wMk by member* ad th* gam# and fish commission and noma members of ths Bass Capital Sportsmen's Assn, a t Wolaka a t which tha proposal won mods to allow commercial seining |o ba ra> fu m e d in ths I'utnam County area. Tschombe and Joseph Mobutr for the assassination of Congo Pre­ mier Patrice Lumumba. The Russian foreign minister demanded the removal of Dag Hammarskjold from his post, lie called (or condemnation of Bel­ gium as an “ aggressor" in the Congo and the removal of all Belgian troops. Tha entrance of United Nations iroops into the Congo has para­ lyzed the government, blocked the ports and disorganized life, Gromyko chargrd. WASHINGTON (UPI) — The House Banking Committee ap­ proved a *3S« million depress­ ed area* bill today similar to a proposal the Senate over­ whelmingly passed last week. The measure won committee approval by a 28*4 vote. Manned Space ^ h o lJ b n Pushed 421 North O rangt Street * ......................Tel. GArden 4-360* 401 West Control Avenue............ ....Tel. GArden3-6493 1341 Cost Colonial Drivo.............................Tol. GArden i-2642 Him with Love, Teacher SANFORD, FLORIDA The Lake Hmvull Property Owners Asan. urged the County Commission today to install a series of small dams ut Lake Howell Creek as a temporary water control measure. E. Pope Itussett, Maitland attorney, told the commission that he represented the association and said that although the ultimutc plans call for water control—“all they are taking A LONG AWAITED drsam of many of the men of the Florida Power corporatlon employes club of the George E. Tumor plant in Enterprise came into realization when after several weeks of much hard work, the employes boat launching ramp a t the plhnt was dedicated Saturday afternoon with Harvey L. Dunn serving as master of ceremonies. The group enjoyed a hamburger fry with all the trimmings before the dedication. Connie Sellers daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sellers cut the ribbons and let the first (Cox Photo) boat be launched. WASHINGTON (D PI) — The sacred In tha ayes of God and I continues to be the object ef God’s Bploeopal C huck has urged its even th* most depraved criminal redempUv* love. membsrs to work for abolition of the dsath penalty and has taken Issue with FBI Director J . Edgar Hoover « i the subject. A 11-page compilation of theo­ logies! and practical arguments against capital punlihm tnt was published by the church's Nation­ a l Council for distribution to Epis­ copal diocaaea throughout th* VOL. 53 WEATHER: Cloudy and occasional showers through Wednesday United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY. MARCH 21, 1961 Dr. Ed Farrar, owner of Andersen's Lodge near I'alatks, wa* St the meeting her* r.nd told th* Seminole group that apparently th* Welaka meeting was called by ’a low of tb* Bass Capital m*m bers." H* said th at ntithar h* nor th* manager of hia camp Wo* advis*d of any matting with tha game officiate and raid he caT.e te Sanford for n o n information on* it. 8. R. Jennings, pisaldm t of th* Seulnol* association, reported on the IteLand m**ting of Fifth Dis­ trict sportsmen. H* said that Don Southwell, Fifth District som m lniansrj told tho sportsmen th at ho do** not favor seining and indicated that n t least four of th* fiva commis­ sioners or* against i t Southwell waa quoted a* saying th at tb* impression that Mining will eliminate enough rough fish to Improve sports fishing la wrung. Poisoning hss proved somewhat successful, but scinlog-has not ra­ The commission never will be able to mak* strong stands unless tb* member* of th* sportsmen’* club* take intrtesi enough to got behind them and makt a unilisd effort against such moves as th* seining proposal, Tories LalW Itr told th* sportsmen. This was agreed to by the t e s t of tho** present after Jennings a n d Jack Wilber issued p lea s for Wad* HinaltUry charged that a more active m *rab*r*hip effort. •‘thus* Putnam County people ■:« W, G. Kills** of Geneva did n o t to blsm* for th rlr own troubles— vot* a g a in s t Ihe re so lu tio n o p p o s­ they had »o much Illegal fishing in g M in in g , b u t sa id t h s t h e w a* that Uwy ruined tb*ir *wn busi­ n o t a g a in s t i t “ w ith p ro p e r s u p e r­ ness." v isio n ." H* quoted a game official as re­ Th* organization, also diseussed vealing that cost of handling vio­ a proposed constitutional amend­ lators of fish and gam* law* in ment offered by th* Dad* City I’utuam County wa* mar* than Sportsmen'* Assn, to h*v* gam* in any olb«r county ia tha alate. commission membcis elected inSeveral ef those who took tb* stood sf appointed by th* gover­ flour during th* discussion urged nor. that Ihe group mak* attempts to Th* Seminole g ro u p followed th* publicise all sports men’s OCt'vUlc* action taken by th* Fifth Dis­ and h*lp stir up publi* interest in trict in Ubling action on aucb a llshing, whkh thry pointed *ut as proposal and laid it would he Flo:ids’• -top tourist attraction. studied. suited in tpltor fishing, Jennings reported. "There's no doubt in my mind that somebody had th* gem* com­ mission meeting changed from Jacksonville to Welaka at th* r*quest of thr commercial fishing inle rests and I'm told that they footed the bill with th* commla•ioners as their guests," Jennings Sixth District Lt. Guv. Troy Hall u( Tavares, who is also Circuit Court Judge of Lake County, intro­ duced the speaker. Spy Suspect Tries To Clear Friends LONDON (UPI)—Gordon Arnold l-onsdalr rose in the prisoners' dock at the Old Dailey tuday and attempted to clear two of hi* co-dcfrndants of charges that they wgre spies lor Russia. In a/nine-minute statement he said ba had Imposed upon the friendship of Peter John Kroger and hia wife, Helen, by installing a powerful radio under thr kitchen of their suburban collage, Prosecution testimony indi th* radio could transmit 2(0 words a minute to Moscow. On trial with l/m sdalr and the Krogere on charges of breaching the official serrels act are llrnry F. Houghton, 66, and his fiancee, Mis* Fjhel Elizabeth Gee, 46. They were employes at Britain's big naval base at Portland and hav* admitted they stole secret documents there and turned them over to Lonsdale. Today's proceedings were high­ ly unusual in the history ot British jurisprudence. Imnsdalr Supervisor of Registration Ca­ milla Bruce asked the County Commission today to change the 53 voting machines in the county to avoid confusion at lit* next general election. Mrs. Brure said that the can­ didates should be listed on ont column Instead of two. District 3 County Commissioner James I'. Avery asked the com­ mission to consider thst request now and not heslilale until the next fiscal year. Avery said that during the last election many candidates lost voles because ot all the contusion In cross column voting. Cost of converting the machines is expected t* be approximately $9,000. Avery said that the machines could be fixed and a supplement­ ary contract with ths machine company be enacted now. The board asked Clerk Arthur TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - A new Beckwith Jr. to study a new con­ highway scandal connecting six tract and report back next week. stale highway engineer* to a-giltgiving Jacksonville road contract­ ing company may bo brewing. — A— two-day —Legislativ* Road* Commute* hearing aterting Wed­ All persons who have articles nesday i* expected to charge Ihe Duval Engineering and Contract­ to donate for the Altamonte ing C*. o/ Javksuuviil* w illr giving Spring*-Elementary School rum ­ cash payments to Road D«4>art- mage sal* are requested to bring ment employes while lb* Jackson­ (ha items to the echool clinic ville Eaprassway was under con­ room ai soon as possible. Mra. Atlanta McGinnis urged today. struction. Tha salt la to be held at the Committee Director Elmer Rounds aaid there ia evidence the Super Value Store Saturday from Duval company alto charged the 10 a. m. until S p. m., or later, state for larger amouots ot at she said, and all Items must bo phalt than were actually needed sorted and tagged before this time. on state jobs. Rounds aaid that former Road Board msmber Earl Powers of Credit Meeting GainaiviUo bad accepted an inviPaul Lewis, manager of tb* talion to aptwar at tho mreting Sanford Credit Bureau, attended Wednesday. Powers was atk rd to a weekend convention for Credit explain an alleged *oolUct of Bureau • officials la TallabassM, interest involving th* sat* of atato Credit Bureau Management waa materials by companies la which th* tuple of discussion during th* ha bad Lancia 1 interest. rareimg. , Six More State Road Men Probed Deadline Nearing For" Rummage Sale FORT PIERCE (UPI) A minister's 18-year-old son (citi­ fied today ha planned a jallbreak with Joicph A. Peel Jr. but that Peel, accused of ordering the deaths of Judge and Mr*. C. K. Chillingworth, did not make the break with him. Kayno (Rocky) Davis ol Gads­ den, Ala., also backed up prev­ ious prosecution testimony that Peel had tried to poison Floyd (Lucky) Hoizapfel, who has con­ fessed murdering the Chillingworths. Another pro-edition witness in Peel's (rial today, laboratory ex­ pert James E. Ilalllgan, said the potasium cyanide, poison which Perl allegedly tried to get into Holzapfrl's food was potassium cynidc. Halligan, of (he Florida Sherft’* Bureau, said unr tenth of a grou I of the poison was enough to kifl a man. He said th e n was seven grants in a package pre­ vious leslitnony said Perl gave to a prisoner to slip inlo Hotzaptrl'i food. Davis, a sallow-faced youth con­ victed of grand larcency, aaid ha wa- Pcel'a cellmate at West Palm Beach when Peel was held there l>rnding trial. He aaid thry planned a break for last Nov. 27 and that he left the jail by walking through an open door to the street, but Peel did not go with him. Davis did nol explain why i'ccl did not take part in the escape. Davii said while (hey were cell­ mates Peel showed him a pack­ age ot rigarels containing the cyanide, and fold him several limes he wauled Hoizapfel poi­ soned before the Iris), TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The powerful Legislativ* C o u n c i l threw its support Monday behind a batch of money-raising bills which it said will not violate Gov. Farris Bryant's pledgt againat new stale taxes. The program, U adopted by the Legtitatura—this— spring;— would provide about $4 million a year in additional revenue. About hall Uio amount would come from extending the a elii tax on rental lodging beyond ISO dayi. Other proposed sales tax “ loophole plugging" would extend Ih* three per cent levy to purchaaei by atato and national banks and to meals and dormitory rentali at colleges to raise an­ other $500,000. Tho council also proposed oatending th* tales tax to all admlaaiont to add ftOO.OOO a year in revanue. Other tax proposals approved would: Add 21 cento lo the cost of driver's license* lo expand tb* driver education program. Add another $1$ to th* currvql $10 a year license lag on mobile home*. “ Hammaratkjold began deter­ mining on hit own which coun­ tries would send troops and in what quantity," Gromyko aaid. “ He placed the troopi under his own command. He became a UN field marshal. Troops sent there brought blue hrlmeta and war material but also brought a war policy from the 38th door of the UN building and the colonial­ ist stales." Gromyko said the Soviet Union considered the legitimate govern­ ment of the Congo to be headed by Antoine Glzenge, “Lumumba's deputy. He caitigated the recent con­ ference of other Congo leaders as a meeting of “ foreign puppets" aimed at splitting th* eountry un­ der the guise of creating a con­ federation ef states. Gromyko's tough apeeeh had only one conciliatory note. Ha laid Rusaia was willing to dis­ cuss with the United Slate* and with other powers what steps might be taken to bring about order In the Congo, but after re* moval of all Belgian troopi. Premier Joseph Ileo offered today to let "aeveral" UN civil­ ians—but no troops*—return to disputed Matadi to supervise the handling of supplies backlogged there. Ileo'a statement at a press con­ ference did not Indicate whether his government would allow the landing of new supplies in the strategic port. Several ahipa loaded with UN suppliea had been reported con­ verging on Matadi, which was seized by Congo soldiers two week* ago after a fierce guntlght with Sudanese UN troops. Mobutu, commander tn ehie! of the Congo arpiy, said Monday that “ blood will flow" If UN forces try to rcoecupy th* big Congo Rivtr port. WASHINGTON (UPI) — P rssj. dent Kennedy told congraialonnl leader* today th st a forthcoming . request for defense spending wjll * throw bis new budget out of balance. Th* president said he would send to Congress Friday a bal­ anced budget. But be said ha would submit a special dsfense budget next week calling fo r greater funds, which would p u t th* govsntment In the red for tha fiscal year beginning July 1, Kennedy discussed spending n t his regular weekly mooting with th* Democrat!* legislative chiefs. He also advised them th a t he will propose a | tighter concentration of ths foreign nld program which ons leader said would reduce the waste end duplication. Hpeaktr Bara Rayburn told rel>orters after the meeting th a t the House is “going to pass some­ thing" to increase th* federal min­ imum wag*. However, Rayburn said th e n ta , "quit* a controversy" ovor wb*-' (her the boost will bo from f l nn hour to $1318, a* Kennedy has pro­ posed, and be said the vote could go either way, Remove th* present ta i exemp­ tion on fraternal, government, church and school property which Is leased to private businesses engaged in profit-making ven­ tures. Raise the penalties and costa for aueb thingi s i transferring vehicle titles, duplicate vehicle 11ttea~nnd~ documentary stamp*. Tba council also voted to repeal tha fl.ooo daily allowanct to dog tracke. A batch of highwyy «*f*to bill* alio woo approval ol tho legisla­ tive leaders. They would: Add 100 troopers to tho Stale Highway Patrol, bringing It* strength up to MO. Provide for inuanc* of driver's licenses ia the birth month of the motorist ta d tasks each Uctna* good for two years. Provide permanent tag* tor government-owned vehicles. Require that an driver's Krona* be Issued to a parson under M who h at not passed an approved driver training conn*. Provide that minor* who viol­ ate tralfie laws b t treated In courts too same as adull*. �0 'L o o k s J u s t L i k e P a r Songs Of Spring S it-In Group Clean Hurdle HOLLYWOOD (L'Pl) — Clark, wou* nama »ould be a handkap. room near Mr*. Gable'i In tha Gable's widow awoke briefly Mon­ day night to Inspect her ntw ton and exclaimed: "He louk* just like pa!” Mr*. Kay Cable, i t , who ear­ lier in the day had given birth to tha 6-pound boy, inspected him from her hotpital bed while a nurs* held tha black-halrod tot. "Ilia ear. are o( an average aite,” said a doctor. -Otherwire ha ha* a definite resemblance to hi* father." Mra. Gable waa expected to give tha boy a name today. He was the only child of the famed, big-eared Clark Gable who died Nov. 14 In the same hospital, Hallywemi Presbyterian. Gable said before hit death he did not want a son to be named Clark Gabl* Jr., fearing the fa- • WASHINGTON (UPI)—Sit-in demonstrators, whose movement has spread throughout the South, have cleared their firat hurdle in the Supreme Court. The court agreed Monday to hear iti firat ease on thia subject. It accepted for review the appeals of 16 Negro stu­ dent* at Southern Univeraity convicted in Baton Rouge, La., of disturbing tha peace. Tho forthcomliig dcciiion could govern' coaee of other demon* atratora in Jacksonville, Atlanta, Ga., Grccmboro, N. C., Lynch* burg, Va., or other cities. On tha other hand, the court may not rule In any such sweeping fashion. WA8HLNGT0M (UPI) - The In any event, tha National As* Kauai m a ia ie r of President Ken­ sociaUon for the Advancement of nedy's minimum wag* bill eet hi* Colored People, lunch counter op­ eights today aa action by tbo and erators and others Interested in a t Um wtek. But be avoided a the Baton Rouge eaao will have a Vickery prediction. long wait. The ease probably will Rep. James Reoayvtll, (P* not be argued until neat fall, Calif.), said the plea wai to mart House debate Tuesday on Ken­ with a decDiuu .outing weeks *»r nedy's proposal ta raia* tha min* month* later. By than, other petition* for re­ ta u m was* to 1123 aa hour. He said ha hoped final acUoa would view also probably will have been earn# Thursday, but tt might be filed. | In two other appeal* dealing delayed until Friday. U m timetable Ig of some Im­ I with racial eaaflieta, tha Supreme pedance because many liberal I Court Monday: Demecrata from eaaUrn matro—Affirmed a lower court ruling polite a a m i euetomarily leavt ef leal Nov. SO, which continued Washington aa Thursday. This desegregation in New Orleans seuld hurt Roaaady'a billpublic schools. Stachad against it la a fi ll —Agreed t# eaamlns a Virginia gatalmam wag* proposal advanc­ statute regulating tha practice of ed by ■ RepubUcaa-aoutbarn law which tha NAACP contends Democratic coalition. Aa idaall* may destroy it la that state. The eel meaeura last year bumped off law was 'said to Immobilise the • bill liaUiar ta Kteaady’a wNAACP la it* achool desegrega­ Sweat. floeaevah naiad aomewhat rue- tion fig h t felly that the House aurely would f f c i* with the biu Thursday If H adapted the ceatitioa measure. Aa far the admtniatraUea bUl, Re laid, "we're still facing aa up* hill 0 £ L I'm not sanguine about K." House Manager Avoids Victory Talk Seminole Calendar Caroline Tells On President WASI1NQT0N (U PI) - Tbo White Meuae, which has extracted premises from the hired help that M a m i senate to outsiders, la having * little trouble with * member «f tho F in d Family. President Kennedy aad Mrs. Kennedy haven’t had any luck, apparently, a* they have turned HM problem ef how t* control the ea-the-cuff remarks e f their t*yoar*old daughter, Caroline, ever • t Free* Seerotary F im a Salinger. •alias*r told the National Detn. w roRa Club Maaday ha and Caro* Has have bee* diactmalas the me Mar. Ha said be doesn't care fa* any mere performances such ae the eae a few weeks ago when ah# amsouneed be reporters th at (ha pr mllm t waa sitting hare* footed hi Me affic* delag nothing- TURRDAT Laka li a r / Kiplerar Port 1U, leant Hut, t :»0 p. aa. Longwood Jaycaca, Yeeth Con Ur, Park, • p. m. Lyras* High School P-TA at achool, S p, m. • • O. S alorprlu P-TO, School, 7:10 p. * . WoaiM'a Auilllarjf, Saar Laka Manor Civil Batum i ra t Atan. lac., lira. Barn*11 Houatoa. l U l la * ala Ur., Saar Laka Maaar. i pT a . " I ft sslM f« g tt Into ItghUolortd things again. • • u •f A ! {§& See te e h a u l Tssr A ressl W e a v e r C n S -S s w r P U D IU M ra _ I t * I . S srt A re . "G at o f th at law n." LEE BROTHERS D O * I OOO — C O IN M U l jim tu i Jim Dandy Dog Feed 60 Lbs. 43.76 la frito .te s te r * Sanford Plaur and Food Sfora t * 14114 l i e te s te r* A t* e a s ier* »» 1 -fttl *7 fo o l« draff." Realtors Prepare For Observance Of 'Realtor Week' Member* of the Saminol* County Board af Realtor* arc now sta rt­ ing to plan, with other civic and business leaders of tbo community ta cclsbrata Realtor Week which will bo observed nationally from Apr. 23-29, N. V. Farmer, presi­ dent of tha board announced to­ day. Specific plana for the obaervane* ef the week, designed ta ac­ quaint tha public with lha adventagaa of buying *r sailing reel property through tha service* af a realtor, are tha responsibility af Um Board’s Realtor Weak Com. mlttae haadad by Ruth Hamilton, tha proaldant aaid. Other members «f the committee are Paul Altman, Gen* Taffer and Jaannia Blair. Maid annually under the auapicea e f the National Association c t Real Estate Boarde, of which the Rewiiaole County Board ie a mem­ ber, Realtor Week ie expected t* be observed by a t least 400 real estate beards across the eeuntry. PLUMIINO B HIATIHO CONTRACTORS H. Vs Pop* Co., Inc. rie w k le t A r * M eeHs* Ceetrstters Q iillt y Is ile B iH e a i tie s * H IT T rass — W ster ty ite m i Tlawklse fa e e k s t — l l t t a teritrs OU terstn # lit h e Ask. tlltkr* TA 144II RAPID — TV NILSON It CO. nnm t A m iA N C tl M ra A -----•row H* •ro»i4w "We realtors know th at tha pur­ than just nay real aetata broker. chase or sal* of real estate—par S s .ts ia e s re *(**:■ * * s s r Furthermore, tha term, "BaalSslals — H s r*« s rs — M u m O s tk e e r*! o-isce so a-axai tirurlariy the buying or selling of tor" is an exclusive designation a home—is probably the most im of members of local real estate boards and NAREB by virtu# of A U T O B O U T B M O P portent single transacUon In Ita registration with tha U. I . which most persons ever engage" Patent office. Numeroue federal Buddy's Mr. Farmer said. "And we want and state court* decisions have up­ AUTOMomro tm ic i the public ta know th a t Realtors held tha AaeociaUon'a exclusive ean help them In such n transac­ eontrol ef the ta rn . tion with tha highest standards ef Founded la 190S, NARKB adoptprofessional competence and ethics. ad its Coda of Ethics, to which During Realtor Weak we will re- every Realtor Is pledged, ta 1411. M P tm WlfCI* RMUIIBINO tmpbasise thia point" The Code define# in epeeifie terras I I I eO ! te s te r * A re . te s te r * ts l-lttl By way of background, tba the rules of conduct th at govern Seminole Board president aaid that the Realtor in hie relations with AUTO BABIAIOM the NARKB constitution defines the public, hie clients, and ether n Realtor aa a "person . . . en­ Realtors, CO HBN'S gaged in the real estate business Many state real aetata license who ie a boen) member er aa In­ commissioners have cited tha RADIATOR R V A IR SHOP dividual member of NARKB, la NAREB Coda aa tha moet ad­ S eaeirief , teesneg • te b * u * 4 g subject to its nil** and regula­ vanced act of ethical standards C e rt — Tresis — trotters te s te r* SA 14441 tions, observes its standards of existent and have expressed a da- H I M t . I r * . conduct, aad is entitled to its bene­ air* to aaa.it attended.I* tho r a ­ fits." Such mamberahip ka extend­ t i n ' roal estate'dolling. ed to broken who have demon­ Tentative plana already com­ strated their competence and ad- pleted for observance mi Realtor ktroaaa to ethical practlcaa la ad­ Weak, Include* ' publicising the dition to p a u la g state license aaa- Coda of Ethic*, ita meaning and mlnaUono. Thue, a Realtor Is m art use. ■ ■1 luenut I ■■ ~ ■ Berry's Worehoase Furniture Co., Inc. •UV| OUT TO TNI IAIN Netieaeltr A*,«ni,e* trerti et Diteeest Mies — M t * Tense 401 W. First Santord FA 2-3176 Vaughn's Radio k TV S a rv k a ' TV rad Radio Tsrtt * Is rrlc e — W e rt O e tr e r te t* M eets Calls le v s * h ra sle f* lr e » « le s ltv M r , l e t s M iry Off lea FA 2-4911, floato FA 2 - H # RIALTOR PECK REALTY Bodcock hirnituro Aisocioto Star* l i t te e te r* A -e J o Pm R I e t A i T 't ONLY 4 4 A IT 0 4 ta e tie iitie a — Hesse* Ter Is le — * * * * * > le d — A e re e ft — lestesese* OAS— BOTTUB Hfey- IT-ft Re (erv lee 14. DeServ MO 44*41 k e, SmiUioni Natural Gm Co. 9 S e ttle th ie f Is 4 * Is ry — to ri - a c u a • U S I N I t t TROTOtTI 3 M . rteates Tram 174*4 homes / a l fm rrivTBT 11} teeter* Are. RIAL UTAH M 3-41*1 OUN4MITHI m W. T. C O R B in . IM S ROOMNO — SMIRT M4TAL sramMEVBr m itsiM p t» ft Ws*t *t Or*#r — U(ImhM aoeH N e t iN tn w n u »<m » U a c M c c i Aeeileteae lava Mewart — liayalai — lalaa a Servts* aiiw*« T.UI* - |*l*s • leeert _ V act w . m . it. li> (w a ta m Ti i isiUllstiee aad aapart letters • Welsrpreeflst • I l H t M#*»l Wart Tree « lin t Hess Wart HARRWAM o o o WBONSADAT ChuluaU Hobbjr Craft* Club, Oammmity Houao, RiM a. m. t o o Oc-Nl-Pak Camp Fir* girl*, lira. Donald Brumfield, MS Charekoo, •ill p a . Houaawana — DaVoa PalaU Sporting aad Flthlag Sapplira U l l I IMPLEMENT A ' ' 1 HARDWARE CO. turn here FOR THE 211 8. OAK AVE. FA t4 0 « l Fsirwi/ Ttisco forvko North Orlando Cub Scouta, Daa I, Mrt. Arthur Kbodoa, 171 N, Cortaa, 4 9, at. H arry M . KaMfla, M «r. tuaco a a s an» o il*MirHt uofiMma — Hw a ia ». I. a . FOOTWEAR MR Mb 6NTIM TAMIIT At n « l Up a Dell-ary — l e e * M n k i i n i r t >» m «u n it a i f t* A»t. Shot C tator ROT W. 1*4 BL Seminole Ternuso N f M I A A l IIM A U O W O U w to a e P at* f | I4 * M 1414-F B. Fransb Ava. FA B-7lit 61 M ERCURY VESPA New ft Used T ill BKRVICB MOTOR SCOOTERS GKEENLEAF Saves on upkoep with 7 aoli-aorviciaj faa* tu rn . Things Ilka a pm-lubricated charae th a t w on't need % lube foe 80,000 milaa. A ahorUr catenae (for aaay handling) la built around a roomier interior than last year. Doora a rt wider. Mora apacious trunk. New Super* Keonomy enginea include M m u ry 'a • r o t g i v e up t a li% more gas mileage. ECONOMICAL HOT W ATER SERVICE! lio.oo da. it -22.00 aaa, paymanu ......... 1 |1 0 00 U.'.OxH 4- Fly—Tires Uw|s Softs A Service A u t h o r is e d V e « p a D e a le r T R E n i n iX P E R T S kites. jibltMAifrB m m a tin g * U c m c c a la p • U a p r o a H Insured A Tlnaaad D. Bos 217 Lako Mary,- FI*. FA S-3U1I MOVIE H Tfrrt*. H i . ir. ■ * a r w i ir a iy w a a * / Postmaster Says ~ Cornet isn’t resting 00 lU laurala. Bum, H*a the p to rtj owiuiMOt aucecsa. -The ra ly ra a with tiue-car atyllpg. Now ll’a even hotter. The relined euapenalon and 114* wheelbaee make tha ride amootber than in many standard-six* cam. T hffo’a room for i — and a mountain of luggage. HUH, Comet’* a cinch to handle—a einoh to own, Priced with or balow compacts of other maker*, WASHINGTON 'U P !) - Fastm aeu r Ganaral J. Edward Day has indicated ha will net reaiero (wict-a-day haaae mail dalivorlaa. Evan If ho wanted to, Ceagreaa •eld him he ean not have the d m • Ultra a year that tha a ilra da* livery weuld eaat. THUS I AlWATI SAVIHdl ON wataiH 1 aerate* - tv Heaps ► V■ Ob The sixth and last ef a special (dm senes to be shown at the Laka Mary Community Presby­ terian Church during the Lenton Season will be shown at the church Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. The aarie* on the life of St. Vaul will conclude with "Voyage To Rome." with introductory and summary by Richard Keogh. H IM AIR C O H Sm hN n North Orlanda'Cub ScouU, Daa 4, Mra Arthur SitUr, 90 Algernon NSW YORK (U PD -A da toe. An-* 4 f »< d r* IsvwUiaUaa (trad huhat* ban fa a u a v a t lauad that North Orlanda Fira DeyL F in Mlfttsh Mu d u a l early today, Haute, f p a , •SpafgsUy by hla oarp hand, pa0 0 0 lie* reported. Ho w at i« critical I-ongwood Fira Dipt-, F in Hall, D ot William S- U a h r. si, ra n i TlM f . at. the door bell of ttoa district at. Lake Brantley Hama Daman la n a y ’a otfleo, to which be is attached, aad waa dtacovorod ly- •tratioe Club, home of Mrs. Mar. U f la Um atroot by thd patrol, tin Duaa, u a a who auworod. A «ua wo> lyiag MOT blm. AOat. Chief Inapeetor 1 . B. J. Galia 11 paid a s o u waa lauad a a o ciuusod is U ab y 's hood aoyiai ba hod (hot himoalf. Qallati said THURSDAY also aa oavalopa was found on North Orlando Girls 4*11 Club, UW dHoollvo contotping Impor- homa of Mrs. Batetly Krecak, te a t lalonaotloo on tbo currant Fdgamon Ava., 4 p- m. Irvm Uia Um o( rlii* d basketball aos. Gallatl did not dlacloK Utormatlaa. 11m shot pasted through Loabjr’i body, aatiriag above tha heart. Leaky la marrlad aad the UthW * too children. Ho Joined the K Sixth Film To Be Shown "K ly waa able to look at him for about five minute, before ih. went back to <leep," ..id Mri. Ilomnies. "She was very dru^ from tha effects of aadativa. “V aad the spinal anesthetic." Birth waa by Caesarean section during which Mrs. Gabl* was able to watch. Bh. was reported as saying when tha hoy was de­ livered: "What a handsome boy. Juit what Clark wanted." Dr. Richard Clark described both Mrs. Gable's and tha boy's eJK dltions aa good. H* said th a n were n t eomplt. cations of any kind. Mrs. Gabla and the baby wrra expected to go horns la about a week. AREA DIRECTORY 000 New York Cop Shoots Self black, curly hair and that peaches and cream *kin." raid Mrt. Cable's friend, Sir*. Ray Homme*. •'She checked all hit little toea and hand* and fingers — he'* a" abtolute delight to every one,” «.id Mr*. Hommrs who took a tP bi- THOMAS MOVINO A STORAGE To Y our L ilt B u iin o u fro w u c ts In T h o A r e a - s Directory . SANFORD GAS COMPANY SIS E. 1*4 *4. FA M 1U Natnrel Caa For Saafoed C o ll Sanford, Fla. |0 f North Palmetto Ave. - A ' w- . ;l A " FA 2 -2 6 1 1 �®T|f fa n fo rh Ttie*. Mar. 21. lOfil—rape 8 S rra lh Longwood Girl Celebrates Miss Betty Sue Chambers, R. K. Larson Eleventh Birthday ’Married At Central Baptist Church Miss Betty Sue Chambers daugli white gladioli, orange blossoms; entertaining were Misses Joyce Jones, I’at Olive and Mary Cam ter of Mrs. Faye Rivers, Sanlord, and fern. amTKcnn K’ith I.arson, son of Mr. Assisting with tiie serving and I cron. and Mrs. crank A. Larson, Dubu­ que, Iowa, were united in marriage March 16, at 8 p.m., at the Cen­ tral Baptist Church, in Sanford. ^ Rev. (iail Smith, pastor of the Tchurch officiated at the candle­ light double ring ceremony. The church was decorated with gladioli and fern, flanked h) candlabra with burning tapers. Mrs. R. D. Uricmc, organist, presented a program of wedding music. The bride, given in marriage by T. A. Rivers, wore a white fC hanlilly lare dress over white satin, featuring a boat neck and long sleeves and carried a cas­ cade bouquet of white carnations, centered with a white orchid. Her shoulder length veil was attached to a white satin cap and her only jewelry was a single strand of pearls. Miss Ella Ogle was maid of hon­ or and Miss (trace Coppen, was 61 bridesmaid. Both attendants wore sky blue chiffon dresses over taf­ feta. with matching accessories and carried bouquets of yellow carna­ tions and white iris. Harry Craven was Ih-m nun and Walter McDaniel served as usher. The bride'a mother wore a blue suit with white accessories and a while orchid corsage. Following the ceremony, 'a re• crption was held in the church. The refreshment table was over­ laid with a white lace cloth and centered with the wedding cake and punch bowl. MR. AND MRS. RLJNN KEITH LARSON Other decorations in the reception (Jameson Photo) room included arrangements of Mrs. Larson chose for her going-. away outfit a light tan suit with matching accessories and the or­ chid from her wedding bouquet. After an extended, honeymoon trip through Tennessee and the groom's home in Dubuque Iowa, | the couple will reside in Orlando. The Mitchells Visit Relatives In Sarasota Mr. ami Mrs. J. G. Mitchell, San­ ford and Judge and Mra, TrtTn Kirkland, of Orlando, were week­ end guests of Sir. Mitchell's brother and his wife, Mr, and Mrs. W. T. Mitchell, In Sarasota. The tv. T. Mitchells weie cele­ brating their gulden wedding annlversary. S a tu rd a y evening they all attended a family dinner and .c uu.fay from ? to 8 p. m. a re­ ception was held in their home, 11*51 llighpoinl Road. The reception was given by the couple's three children, Mrs. Hill Loflin, of Gainesville and Mra. Curtis Bowen and W. R. Mitchell, of Sarasota, New Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Zuilling, 160 North Devon St., North Or­ lando. announce the birth of a 3 lb. It ox. daughter, Gloria Marie/ March 4. Tha new arrival waa welcomed home by a brother, Jerry. tjahdsin Cihtd&A f 9 Q t ROSE CIRCLE Karl Bolandcr, of the Leisure Center in Winter Park, was guest speaker at the March meeting of the Rose Circle 4icld at the home of Mrs. Charles Cole, in Geneva. Mrs. Charles Brumlcy aerved as co-hostess. Mrs. Cole's bcaulilul home and spacious grounds with azalea* and dogwood in full bloom was spring­ time meeting. Upon arrival, the guest* were served coffee and pastries by the hostesses.'Mrs. Cole, circle chair­ man. introduced the speaker as a world traveler and lecturer. He showed magnificent colored glide* from all over the world to Illustrate hit lecture on "Do's and Dont's" in the garden. He said that "he had used his eyes in hii travels and that his camera could help him fell hit story and relate it to the area in which live." He pointed out that the art principals of line, form, color and texture should be applied to gar­ dens and emphasized that a cur­ ved lines is always more beautiful than a straight one. He recommended tha use of while to give sparkle to the gar­ den. Green always needs white to help it ting out. He expressed a liking for a sun dial in the garden and the use of sculpture, especi­ ally white. Mrs. Jam es Truitt, president, presided at tha businesa session. Mra. Henry Simpson gave a report from tha board meeting. Membera voted to adopt tha Retarded Childrent’ Home at a project for garden therapy and to take a membership 1* the Bald Eagla Club of the Audubon Society. Mrs. D. H. Mathers was re ­ instated a t a membtr. "Rose Mrs. Tyros E. Hicks honored her daughter, fcarol with a birthday party last week, at their home M Rirter Street in Longwood. Carol was celebrating her el*?, enth birthday. Records, games and opening gifts were enjoyed by the guests. Mrs. Hicks served hot dogs, baked beans, potato ehips and cold . drinks along with tha traditional ' birthday cake to the young pa©jpie. Invited guests were Lynne Mil­ ler. Donna Coggins, Janice and Barbara I-ommicr, Patricia and Pamela Hicks and Jackie Smytbe. Church Class at the Sm Shell Restaurant. Richard Keogh front the Florida State Rank, presented a program on ‘‘Family Money Slnnagement,” assisted by Pria* cilia Talley. Front left are Mrs. Virginia Deslongchamp. Welcome Wagon hostess; Mrs. Darwin Smith, president; Mrs. W. A. Thomas, vice presi­ dent and Mrs. Jack Pittman, recording secretary. Hnck row Mrs. Art Rrovvn, treasurer; Mrs. Julian Legare, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Roy Carlton, membership chairman and Mrs. Frank Snyder, club hostess. (Herald Pholn) Animated M agazine Personals Mr. and Sira. Marrla Johnson and Mr. and Mra. Howard Herbert of Rellfast, Maine, are spending several daya with Mrs. Walter .T h e Fine Arts Department of J. W. Pearce, of Drt.and and the Darrra, the Sanford Wotnan'i Club will J editorial by Judge Nolle A. NVilpreoent the 31st. edit.on of the *,um' Musical selection will be given Annual Animated Slaxazinr, Wed- by vocalists. Paul Lewis and Mrs. nesday at the Club house, alarting ,| c< Kchclbcrgcr and Mr*. R. H. at 2.30 p.m. Fine, violinist. Other interesting Mrs. S.J. Nix is rdllor-ln-chicf features will include Joy's Glamour and Included on the program will bird act. by Joy Pottle; a humor­ A V*. |V> 1 1 1 W ■« ! (J be a abort devotional by Mrs. ous reading hy Mra. S. G. Harrlman and slide* on great debates, narrated by Mrs. Robert Drabik. This is one of tha beat programs of the year and la an open pro| gram with the public invited. There is no charge and all persons in the area interested In an enter­ taining afternoon are invited to attend. Planned Wednesday fu m Pot Luck Supper A pot luck supper waa afljnyH by members of the Young Adult Sunday School C lau of tha First Christian Church, preceding tha monthly meeting at tha atmrch, last week. All membera are urged la maat at the church Wedneaday at t p.m. for an evening of calling. Mr. and Mrs. Milten Willie will he hostess to the neat masting, at their homa 108 If. Rutland Drive. w 1, A l I I > NEW SHIPMENT liudd" membership certificates were sent to W, E. Gray, Col. J.O. Gregory, Alonzo McCallcy, James V. Stowcll Jr.. W. A. Morrison ] and Gary S. Hudgins, in recognition of meritorious service performed in connection with the Florida Stale Flower Show. The discussion on horticulture was led by Mrs. F. G. Ycrke*. i She displayed topic .rare varllies ! of plant*"and described the bloom-' ing dogwod as "the lary frill that frames our gardens." Following Hie meeting, Mrs. Cole conducted a lour of her lovely grounds and new green house. About twenty members and guests enjoyed the morning's activities. Church Calendar DUTCH BOY STYLE PANTS TUESDAY Flrsl Presbyterian Church Sun­ day School workers and teachers meet at 7:30 p.m. Seminole Assn. Sunday School meeting at the Osteen B aptist. Church al 8 p.m. Husbands,r Wives! Get Pep, Vim; Fm I Ytuagtr l l t o u u n l i o i tx a i|ilei i t s w e a l, w o rn -o u t, i t - Luncheon-Program liamtrtl |utl liru u »« Iwtlv U ik t Hum. for n r« HWBIM lr* li n t after 4 0 . try O atvot T o • • • ! RUSTY DALLAS, left, holds one of hia birthday present*, at the party in his honor. Guests shown with him arc. Vickie Payne, Miko'Phitris und hack row, Beth Shoemaker nnd Debbie Pharia. (Herald Photo) Enjoyed By Baptist WMS The Woman's Missionary So­ ciety of the First Haplist Church met last week for the business tetiion, circle meetings and a luncheon at the church. During the business session it was announced that 381 million had been given by Southern Bap­ tists for the Foreign Mission pro­ gram. Following Ihc luncheon, a film on cancer was shown h.v Mrs. Thomas Largrn and a question and answer period conducted. A program on safeguarding our youth from the narcotic threat was presented by the program committee, under the direction of Mrs. R. T. Thomas, Assisting her were Mr*. Clyde Humphrey, Mrs. R. F. Cooper, Mr*. J. D. Abra­ hams. Mra. E. R. Woods and Mra. A. J . Pcteraon. Osteen Enjoys Rusty Celebrates «"■ P ennf/y ’s Fourth Birthday The home of Mr. and Mr*. Rus­ sell Dallas, at Twin Lakes, waa a bedlam of excitement with little ones floating about helping their ton "Rusty" celebrate hit fourth birthday, last Saturday afternoon. The children enjoyed pre-Easter entertainment ai well aa refresh­ ment* of ice cream ia the form of bunnies and baby thick* peep­ ing from large colorful eggs. Each one received an Easter basket filled with goodies, bal­ loons and party hats. Guests mrluded Beth Shoemaker, Lynn and Cathy Covington, Eddie, I* Rickie and Vickie Payne, Mike and Debbie Pharia, Charla* Polity, Bill Collier, Annie Daugherty and Kent Iverson. Assisting Mra. Dallas with the party were Mra. Dick McLaulin, Mrs. Chuck Holloway, Mrs. II.II. Collier and Mrs. Loren Daugherty. Lake Monroe Personals MRH. II. I.. JOHNSON Friends of Perry Wheatland will Lake Mary he glad to know he has returned fo hia home after being confined Us tha J. Hillia Miller Medical Cen­ By MRS. ADAM MULLER Mr. and Mr*. William B. Wjllter in Gaineavilla where he under- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Stil­ went surgery recently. Mrs. William P. Gray of Bonita cutt celebrated Mra. WillculF* Dr. la showing the place* of in- birthday. Wedneaday evening with ler of Lake Mary have returned from a week* trip te Fort Lau­ tereat in Central Florida to her dinner al Die Sky Linr, Orlando. derdale, where they visited Mr. house gucsls, Mrs. Arthur Scchousz After dinner they enjoyed a movie. Sahler* brother and hit wife, Mr. and Mrs. William Berringer Mr. and 3lr*. H. T. Sahler. and of Ray Head N. J., Mra. Alice COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY Jones, Mrs. Clara Dalton, Long a t A lltca Dr. and daughter Mai-1 Miami.—where they—Hatted—H r --------1828 P lllt Dr. other brother and his wife, Mr. ^ (aland, N\ Y. and Mrs. Anna | cla, are entertaining grandpa Cleaaeat Weak ia Tawa! James Berringer of Johnstown, Pa. and Mrs. P. T. Sahler. Simonson of Oceanside, Long Is­ ' Mra. George Griffin of Madera land. N. Y. ‘ ' Rd. has as her house guests, Mr*. Jo Peck apcnl the week- Dr. Elizabclh Nichols and .Mrs. P. .f t JFoiT Lauderdale with her Widrick both of Hollis, Long Is­ sister Mrs. Irene ~j?oUm»yer of land, N. Y.7 an route to the key* Cincinnati). Ohio, and Maa Phil­ and placet of interest along the • Slim Jim s • Shorts way. lips also of Ohio. • DeBary Personals Personals lnr iHeropwulic ; Vitamin Hi. U • singU day, Oittva tuf** *> ttHM.li >*(»• as 16 dm m raw ortUri. 4 ll>i of l.\wt rw 16 tlx nf b#H. 6 -day ‘> t < i a««iuaiittf lira rt>t(« lilt la. Or get K <1 M iV ••/• •rwl ta»o •I 6 7 . A t «6 dnigfUU. I CLOSE WEDNESDAY 12: NOON WEDNESDAY MORNING SPECIAL EMBOSSED COTTON DUSTERS PARK and WASH FORFUN,SUNAMPSURF! • P o l! ^ P a r r o t 4 *. Correct fitting shoe* are ao Important to your child'* health! 84.98 to 7.98 SHOE Ivey's STORE Jackets • Skirts • Blouses By . . . MISTER PANTS, KORKT of California. Glenn of Michigan and Therm-o-jaca. MARY-ESTHER’S hj "Featuring Faakiaoa Jaat .. 214 N. Park Are. Far Yen’* FA 2-U88 No Iron — Wash And Wear New Spring Colorful Prints Nylon Trim — Floral Border Design To Wear Now And All Summer — Shop PENNEY’S You’ll Save Close Wedneaday 12: Noon while yon work o r play! T w , they’ra panta . . . but they're mad* with aa extra wide log that lata you rnova ao fraaljr and aaailr wilfcewt Mat­ ing! Smart looking and flattering ia tha figure, to o l They're your favorite eportawear panta length. With two big poekete for holding all thoae littjp work roquirea! » 1 0 �Play Safe, Be Safe (Dsuah fibby: Soviet Surplus A tetter from Los Angeles reports: 'T he weather here is gorgeous and I had every in. tention of spending this past weekend in Palm Springs with my wife. Wo needed to get away. “We took the Hollywood freeway but didn't even reach downtown L. A. The car in front of me stopped, but the car behind me didn’t. “Thanks to seat belts neither my wife nor I were hurt but our car will require a t least $1,000 worth of repairs. “May I suggest that you or anyone you know put seat belts in your car. The police agree with us that without those belts my dear wife could have been badly Injured, not to mention yours truly." 'N uffsaid! DEAR ABBY: Wo-have noma friends (a married couple, oUr a**) who invite un over for an evening and, an noon aa wa arrive, they will get out the Bible and atart n fight. If it weren’t for their forever try* ing to get un to change our religion to theirs, they would be the grandest people alive. It so happens we are satisfied with our religion, and have no desire to change it. We enjoy a lively discussion of the various religious faiths, but they tell ua our re­ ligion is full of contradiction and is based on myths, fables and superstitions. My husband snya to Ignore it, but I think our friendship should terminate. What do you think. NOT READY FOR A CHANGE WORRY CLINIC by Dr. C.W. Crane ■M y was potentially a feed wife sad a i t t t r , yet aha to sew a dnta* kaa s e t H er hatband is partly I s Maase, tor ks b n ag h t kar Into toe Mg city fresa a s a a ll taw*, aad failed to kelp ker graw tfcs peeper asw eautfeaal rests. Childran, toe keceae neurotic aad an *M, familiar ackeel er se take caret CASE f t - a t: MUly II., aged t t , sUrtad out as a devoted wife. "But bow aba runs around with i,“ her Irate husband told I I:'i spend their spare Ume in taverns. 8 mart men don’t expect a wife to be content sitting home, aloof and alone, with only a radio or TV to keep her company. Women are sociable creatures so they crave female companion­ ship. Uui avoid the rltxy Country Club set, for there your wife will soon become a dgaret addict and liquor swUler, spending lime and money gambling eU afternoon at cards. Divorcees and widows flood the Country Clubs, where they gossip and fritter away mlUiona of hours of valuable time. Church women, however, study about missions and child pschology and devote their eatra energy to helpful projects, (2) Be sure you wife gels sc* qua Inted with a nearby woman of tb» same church, so she can visit back and forth and thus feel shs has a friend at hand in esse of any emergency. it Is not enough to belong to a suburbia church possibly 8 miles away, for tha modern wife needs a confidante within a block or two. Tbat’a why Hilly became chum­ my with tha soured divorcee, for she craved a friend near by. If you have jerked your children out of their old familiar school or neighborhood, exert even great­ er effort to see that they grow new emotional roots at once. Throw a party for the kids In tha block to help (hem get ac­ quainted fast. Take a few of the neighboring youngsters with your children to the beach or a ball garni, to help cemant quicker friendships, For neurotic ailments and low grades often stem from fears created by uprooting a child from his old, familiar neighborhood: (Always write to Dr. Crane In ear* of this newspaper eacloslag a teag 4c stamped, addressed en­ velope and Me In cover typing and printing coats when you •en d Jar ana of his booklets.) "Half the time she isn’t boms whoa I arrive from the office, for she spoads ker afternoons at ta v e rn . "Sometimes she is slobbering drunk when she does stagger in. Yet wa have a wonderful little girl in Uw ard grade of school. “ Woulds’t you think n mother would hlvo tnough gumption to act decent, If for no other reason than to avoid shaming her child?" Wo psychologists urge that you Control your emotions by con­ trol of Uw enviromoat After a lengthy interview with Hilly, I found that she cams from a amall town. Her husband deposited her in an apartnfant of tlw big city, with­ out acting that ska grew sew, aseura • motional roots is the light pUess. MUly was thus friendless and frigbtonsd. She finally struck up s a acquaintance with a divorcee of tbs Btigbherbsod. That's bow she was tod into Uw taverns. Aad ‘ because of a lonsliness, plus faUure of her husband to verbalise hie affection, she driftod into the habit of spending •U afternoon swilling down li­ quor in taverns. Husbands, if you Uko • wife into ■ strange town, than ha Sura you quickly help her get emotionally anchored, as by these nimoto rules: (1) Oo with her aad join s neighboring church AT ONCE: More than 42,000 men between Then see U>at she becomes a member of a church Women's the ages of IS and M are killed Society, too, so aha will immedia- annually in accidents In the Unit­ tely develop friends who do NOT ed States. By Galbraith SIDE GLANCES DEAR N O f READY: Leave thia couple alone for a "cooling o f f period. If they sincerely miss your company they will ask. "What's the matter?" Uten give It to them with both Testaments. • **0»U / § going up to klaa tha triplots good night again, told ho didn't roallso how much of • btossing they ware till ho otartod to work on hlo Incoma taxf' _ Pago 4—Tuck. Mar. 21, 1961 glys toaofnrh Rrralh W A L T ** SM UW .M M mM l hkUUI, ■ m u i, c o s a o to u m a m « a u n u e a c u u ra a a a a 8SSS £S SSSSSE S5 .:s» i J m m m m S A toas s a a M s s M t o M m 1sTaato a # r advertising, of this edition of ^ U m ^ a m m r without f M m m ig f iU M W ill b i Ct copyright and will he states, ALL birth certificates show only the father’s name and tha mother’s maid, en name, those born illegitimately are pro. tected against the humiliation of having the fact revealed on their birth certificate. Also, to state that the mother is "Mary Smith” and tha father is "John Smith," does not adequately identify the mother. (John Smith may hava lied two wives named Mary.) To state that "Mary Jones" IS the mother and "John Smith" IS tha father, more clearly identifies the mother, DEAR ABBY: My husband’s cousin is being married. He asked my husband to bo best man. He also asked our C-year-old daughter to be the flower girl. My hu». band said only those in the wedding party were invited to the dinner. That leaves me and the other five children out. When I asked him where wa were supposed to eat, he said we should stay home, lie is 26 and I am 25 and I think 1 have done my ahare of staying home since my marriage. My children are 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, and 6. What ia the solution? LEFT OUT DEAR LEFT: Your children aged 1, 2, 8,4, and 6 do not belong at a wedding din* ner, so get a aitter and go with your hus­ band. Aa the wife of the best man. and mother of the flower girl, I am sure you will be welcome. U)si Jh s UJonuui: WASHINGTON (NEA) President Kennedy's tax program Is now set for unveiling March 27, four days after bis message revising next year's budget goes to Congress under the revised schedule. That is shout three weeks later than originally Intended. The de­ lay Is due entirely (o inability to work out all the complex prob­ lems Involved In so short a Ume. Present thinking Is that thers may have to be two tax mes­ sages. The first would cover short-range changes which could be enacted by June, so as to ap­ ply to government operations in fiscal 1002. Then along about April, after the last 1001 and the first 1002 tax collections hava been count­ ed, there could be a second mes­ sage on the long-range tax re ­ forms. This could probably not be enacted before next year. Also, by April it should be ap­ parent whether tlm business re­ covery will have begun or wheth­ er there wilf**De>'f!bntinued high unemployment, "fuller way, 00(9 the long and short-rangs Ux pro­ grams could be affected. I f unemployment continues high, pressure will lncraasa for a temporary suspension of with­ holding taxes on Income. Labor union economists have bean push­ ing this as a means of giving people more money to spend, thus giving business a boost The envelope contained a tot­ ter and a questionnaire. The letter was from a Mr. Jackson Martindcll, the august head of the House of Maiquls, publishers of Who’s Who. Mr. Martindcll explained that I bad been selected by his com­ pilers as a person fit to ba. in­ cluded in the Marquis National Blogrophee Reference File, and Impressed upon ma that this was a signal honor bestowed upon only those considered "note­ worthy in soma worthwhile re­ spect." At last. 1 had arrived! Listed by Marquis! Mentioned In Who's Who! It was indeed the accolade. I began to fill out (be quasUonalre. Oddly enough, It allowed the blograpbse only four lines in which to describe his life’s his­ tory. which I thought hopelessly inadequate even for an outline of my own modest career as author, soldier of fortune, travelar, ex­ plorer, philosopher, philanderer and president of the Merchant Street Birdwatching, Badminton and We-LoTe -Lucy Fan Club.— Word’s Origin A puro heart U an axceltoat thing—and ao to a clean shirt. U, C. Licheabsrg Berries TV RENTAL Seminole TV O ff f | | | C k iiU f Sanford Ave. FA 8-191* 6 s w the heading "Our Liquid Population" over an editorial the other day and darned if I didn’t think it was going to bo about weight watchers who drink their loopholes may be incentives to meals Instead of eating them. It one group of taxpayers, but turns out tha editor had anotbar abuses to other taxpayers who don't have there. The objective set for both long and short-term tax programs is not Just accelerating antlreces. slon measures, but actively stim­ TUESDAY P. M. ulating economic growth. Site (I ) Channel at* N sn sro o a And whatever toss of revenue (I) Now* will have to be made up by ad­ Site (I) A tlantic W eather justment* to further this objec­ S:1s (Cl Paopla'a Chile* IS) Nawscop* tive will have to be made up by (I ) Mid Via. New* /losing loopholes through which 0:11 (SI Cannonball (S) Newaeop* potential Ux collsctlans are now • ill (S) liu n tlar-H rlak lay escaping. (II W hlrlrbirds Thais a r t soma of the pro­ Til* (I ) Jim Dacku* By Peter Edson POLITICAL NOTEBOOK Our word "(hug" as applied to n holdup man or hired slugger, •omes from the Hindustani "thag," meaning a rascal or •him, »r, mi ns m o rm smn *i cheat. A thug was a member of a s S M i l C M ifm N Marts a. sera. a» tsa C am s r u n a t h k la aaMiltS m i Im - an old society in India, tha mem­ SSa laesl naws petal*! n u n bers of which killed in tha name of religion. a m i ..... ay «sn • DEAR SHOWING: Since, in most • m u i ? m im * SMa'Waar '"JSiljTvmT • DEAR ABBY: Please tell me in almple terms WHY, in most states, they use the father’s name and the mother’s MAIDEN name on a baby’s birth certificate? Thera is nothing on it to indicate whether the parents are married. I don’t get it. SHOWING MY IGNORANCE This idea has not been enUrely ruled out. The difficulty with It la that by the Ume It could be approved by Congress and put into effect, the recession might be over. On a long-range basis, a theo­ retical way around the objection might bo to glvo the President authority to auspand payroll tax reductions wherever unemploy­ ment reaches, eay, 7 per cent. Withholding Use* would then be resumed automatically when un­ employment dropped to, say, 8 per cent. But this whole Idea is not now considered politically realistic. Tha aamo criticism applies to proposals by Committee for Eco­ nomic Development and other business groups to reduce the high tax rates on upper incoma brackets. This Is ottered as sa IncenUve to. businessman te In­ vest more money in new enter­ prises Instead of into tax-exempt securities or la trying to evade taxes. But the general fsellng now is ;hat Chare can be no special tax cute of this kind. If any reduc­ tions a r t made, they must be acrose the board, benefiting all taxpayers'. Also, President Ken­ nedy h at indicated tax cuts are not feasible now. This does not rule out revisions In special lax rates which will end tax abuses. The problem hsre is to define abuses. Tax CROSSROADS OF THE WORLD \ By Abigail Van Buren I decided to jot down n slight­ ly fuller account bora, and pais It on to Who'a Who. I was born in England at a very early agt. Tbs usual num­ ber of paronts, on* of aach kind. At the Ume, no on* suspeeted that I might one day rate a menUon in Who'a Who. My fath­ e r regarded mo aa a complete wastrel, since I made no attempt to find employment unUl I was almost nine, when I got a job ns a bookie. This brought m# to tha atten­ tion or the city fathers, who de­ cided I w si a man to watch. They asked tlye police to do tho watching. 1 waa educated at Qlrton, an txclualvo school la England, and remained thers quite happily un­ til It was discovered that ! had the makings of a pretty good mustache. Glrton docs not ap­ prove of mustaches, its being a girls’ colltga and just about snooty as Bryn Mawr in that respect. My father sent me to Oxford, whtoh-promptly sent ■mo baehr Cambridge did not want mo, Yato and Harvard refused me, Heidel­ berg throw me out, and so did tho Sorbona*. Changing my name, I joined the R.A.F. .England derlarod. war on (tormany and l achieved notable dlsMemorial GUte for ■BART RESEARCH Grstofally Acknowledged . DeBART COUNCIL P. 0. BOX IM SANFORD. FLA. Ruth Miiiet segment of tho population is mind—(host who snova from place to place. But *1 think .1 can ba sxcusod for my mlstaka since everywhere I go thee* days tbs aubjeet of msal-drinking comae up. There always item s to be at least two persona In every group who are on on* of the liquid diets. And naturally they have to discuss their ordeaL T hat begin by trading informa­ tion on bow tong they have been I meal-drinking, how much weight they have lost lo far, and how much more they Intend to lose before they go back to knifo-and(I) D ine Dang ach ed »:(S (I) News and Interview s fork eating. ie.es (i) Say Whan And then they Invariably get i d I Dora Lacy (*) O rbit around to discussing brands, flav­ 11:11 C> Play T ear Hunch orings, possibly variations (such (t) Video Village aa (reeling) and ae on and on. II:** (II Morning Court (I) Prlco la n ig h t When two or more meal-drinkDaubt* Bsposur* (I) era get together they ite m to 11:11 (S) Conoentratloa ( I ) aurprle* Pack*** find almost as much to talk (l> l o r e T hat Se* l t i l l (!) T ru th o r C*as*«ua*ct* •bout aa a couple of gourmets. (S) Kapadltlon ( I ) Lav* *r Lit* But it certainly Isn't as much T ill ( i ) D o u r Edward* (») Camouflage fun to listen to. For the mealT:S# C l l.a ra m l* (*) Intarpol (Tallin* drinkers all hava a hungry — if WEDNESDAY P. M. (I ) H u e. Bunny not yat a lean look — and their lll l ( I ) F a th a r Knows B eil till# (f> I t C eate B# Ten tag arn an to trade secrete for (S) Klfl*man (I) Hears* F a r T .aa.rrew 1:11 C ) A lfred Hitchcock making their, liquid diet palata­ (I) Number Pieae* (I I Dobls a im s 11:41 ( t) Guiding L ight ble to kind of pathetic. III W yatt E ar* l t : l l ( t) NBC Naw* K epert e.i* (SI T hriller Coma to think of It — you l:t* (*».re s u e .. (*) Tom blwall Shaw v- (I ) Dr. K a tie s '* Secret ~ th ird ly aver bear good: gourmet ( I ) Stagaeoaeh W aat Jo a m a l talk any more. As certain aa 1:1* (I ) D uPont Show ot the t i l l (I ) A heut Face* Month some food lover starts talking 1:1# (I) Aa The W orld T aras IS:** ( t ) N liu W hlto Papar (I ) Playhont# t about a dalectabla dish there is (I ) Alcoa rraaan ta 1:11 (S) Jam M urray Shaw !* :S * (I ) Grand Ju ry sura to be a klU-Joy who starts ( I ) P u ll O ral* (S) Nawscop* U t il (<) T au r Day In C aart talking about calories. If not, (t) Channel Six Newaraam ti l * ( l l L arcttn Tanng there is some meal-drinker ready ( t ) H id.Fla. New* (tV.Sv*. tJ M a n te s ., t t l t l (I ) Hollywood Mavis to Sigh and beg dra •ourmet not (*) Read To R eality Cavalcade • : l l ( f i T euag Dr. Males* la talk about FOOD—because ha (I) Channel N ias Thoatae i t ) Vh* M illionaire 11:10 (I) Ja c k P eer Just can't bear to bear about It. (I ) Queen for a Day lit* <J) News l i t l (*) Prom Thoaa Roots Ruth Mills tt ha i solid food for <f> Tha Vardlet I* Taur* thought in her new booklet, WEDNESDAY A. M. (I) Wh* Da T ea Trims d ill (I) Maks Roam F a r D a isy "Happier Wive* (hints for hus­ 1:11 (SI Sign Oa l l ) B rig h ter Day band*)." Just e*nd 23 cents to 7:0# (I) Today (*) American Bandstand Ruth Mlllett Reader 8*rvlce, t o T il# (*) Hl*n On—W aathar, News 4:11 (1) H era's Hally wood 7 :SS (5) Farm M arket Report (1) Kdgo of N ight Sanford Herald, P. 0 . Box 419, TiSC C l Today • :S* ( t ) • O'clock M art* Dept. A, Radio City Station, Naw (I) W aktup C artoons (*> Uncle W alt T i l l (*l W akaup Movlto York I t, N. Y, (I ) Papaya ptoykaa** Television Tonight gram s now being considered: Withholding taxes on interest and dividend payments. Tighter control o v tr expanse accounts. Modification of the present divi­ dend tax credit. Elimination of foreign "tax havens." Revision of depreciation allowance sched­ ules. There are no final decisions on any of those, yet. The whole tax program Is un­ der Secretary of ths Treasury C. Douglas Dillon. His specialists are-A ssistant Secretary Stanley S. Surrey, former Harvard Law professor and ths new commis­ sioner of Internal revenue, Mor­ timer 8 . Caplin. But ths new chairman of the President's council of economic advisors, Prof. Walter W. Heller of University of Minnesota, and others are contributing economic background. ByWilliamDrury Unction by shooting down U air­ craft, unUl Mr. Churchill took me aside and ganUy pointed out that ho could not afford to lose any more. I was discharged with honor*, being the only man in my outfit to bo ushered out with a roll of drums and have bite of uniform torn off him la front of tho as­ sembled squadron. It was than that I became what I am today, a writer. After all, U was In my blood. I wos always vary good at •poling. It will please my patents im­ mensely to team that my biog­ raphy will appear in Who'a Who. They *«ro rather snobbish about that sort of thing. I must writ* my mother today. Unfortunately, iba cannot read and wUl hava to wait until my fathar comes out of jaU. I I Ul I M I III /. I I T i l l (I ) W eather and New* t i l l (() CDS Morning Now* t:! l t ill 1:11 • :SI (I ) (S) (») (S) f i t * (S> (I) (!) lit* III ('apt. K anyaro* W aathar and Nawp Sign On—NSW* Today Tb* V isitor Romper Kooae K artooa Kaper* naaouo I 9 DAYS TIL! ’- w t i N f t : A H A TH TODAY* THRU WED. NIGHT DEPOSITORY! g EXTRA FIGHT FILMS! And So Convenient! Ym, yon m a/ am oof night depoaltory after MBuItr tfflet hours. Conveniently located at tha southeast corner «four building. \ Envelop#* available i t tha drop chute. Wd’ll mall jour Saving* Psasbook tv poor Bono Account look te �i! Sanford Little Loop Tryouts To Open W ednesday iieavy Turnout Looms ^ Activity in the local Florida " L ittle Major League get* Into full awing this week In Sanford as registration and tryouts get underway. This year in order to handle the anticipated large turnout and to give each boy a better opportunity for a tryout U has been decided to hold registration over a two day period and to call the ^ b o y i out by alphabet. " Boys whose last name starts with the letter A through L are to come out Wednesday at 4 p. m. If their last name starts with the letter M through the rest of the alphabet they are to come out on Thursday at 4 p. m. Both days the tryouts will be held a t the Fort Mellon Park Lit­ tle League Field. Boys should " s h o w up at the tryouts dressed to play with sneakers or rubber cleats and ball gloves. In order for a boy to play in Little League he must be at least 10 years old by August 1 or un­ der 13 by the same date. There will be two other leagues formed this spring to take care of the boys that do not fit in the above age bracket. • It is anticipated at the present to have eight teams again this season though the Recreation De­ partment announced that there is a definite need to expand to 10 teams if additional sponsors can be. located. Anyone interested in sponsor­ ing a team or knows of a group that might be interested, is asked to call the Recreation Dcpart• ment Office at FA 3-7434. Barbers Hold 1st In Hi-Nooners In the lil-.Noonera League, Al's Barber Shop continues to lead f t h e league as they won three points fra w Down's. -• ’ " Capri made a clean awcep, winning four points from CPO . Wives team and Shoemaker and Big Dip split a game, each tak­ ing 2 points. North Orlando v Homes lost three points to Mon­ roe Harbor. —- „ Splits w«re picked off by Mary Elmore and Lou Blunden who Q both made the 3-10; Gladys Ed­ wards and Jean Webster, who both made the 5-7; Betty Cox. making the 3-10 and the 3.0-7 and the 2-7 was spotted by LRliam Balmer. Turkeys were rolled by Carotin Betts and Gladyi Ed­ wards. Sanford Swimmers ®Drop Two Meets The Sanford High Swim team got off to a bad start Dili season with two losses lest week. The boys lost to lacsburg Fri­ day, 63-32 while the girls lost* 66 26. Earlier In the week, the Main­ land girls defeated the locale 78-15. Hbr B in fo rb frra lb T u es. M ar. 21, 1981— P a g e 5 M A U C H of the Phillies I_ _ _ _ _ _ lyAlAN MAVER. 6rNtMAUCH SMARTS FROM •s c r a t c h * P H /L U tS WAHAPfR 7H /6 Y£a r x A.VP 7HAT$ WHAT T7>£ re A rt p u r a e Me PoeeH'T WASH MAHAOU* SAWygR Oi'/TAPTfH. TWO 6A*S* tAST )'£AR, Mg HH*T HAve hmohH Severn imp—m T H IS H A P -rn e /R r **-j* P tet po*h . /9* s. JHTeHP AP&H6 70 Re mc*r me cu es MlHOeP itA P u e ORTgH THAI ah A p ttsr- WORST SiASOH s /h c e 7 K U M pgR i M OPPM Witzel Paces Inter-Club Golf Journey The Inter-Club Golf Match play­ ed by the Mayfair Country Club and the DeLand Country Club Men'* Teams has resulted in the following scores. In Class A, gross. Gene Witrel was first with a 72 and Jim Spen­ cer second with a 74. In the net score. E. J. Stilt had a 73-10-83 and Ralph Simas was a dose se­ cond with a net 73-9-66. Class B gross winner was Frank Durto with an 83 and J. C. Brad­ ley with an 89. Jay Sikes took first in the net scores with Bob Bllihimcr and Harold Sherwood tied with net 78's. Class C. Gross found BUI Matski high with an 88 and Duncan second with 93. Net scores were Dean Raino 74 and Dick Shilling 78. Closest to the pin on number 16 green was Jack Allen. MAJOR RCCOHP OR , rweMr/ OHe x t R a r e ? ceu A R fsH tSH SS. Yankees After Duke Snider Ewbanks Preps For Derby Classic A. R. F.wbanks, Discoverer and Go Speaker all will be running their last races tonight before Friday night's qualifying heats for the 28th annuil Central Flor­ ida Derby, slated for March 29. All three of the speedy grey­ hounds have been nominated by Racing Secretary R. C. William­ son for the Derby but will have lo prove themselves in the F ri­ day night heats before going on to the Derby. The first four finishers in each of two qualifying races Friday night will make up the field for the biggest event of the eeason at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club. The remaining eight dogs - will compete in the Derby Consola­ tion on Marcb 21. In tonight's races, Ewbanks Is slated for action in.the Grade A eighth race while Go Speaker and Discoverer have been tapped for mein event duty. Tonight's Grade A races are over the standard five*slateentha mile course, while the Derby qualifying heats are set for the three-eights mile course. period Isn't in effect now, any deal between the two clubs would have to bo made via the pur­ chase or waiver route. Bavasl Is In no particular hur­ ry to get rid of Snider, who looks in excellent trim at 193 pounds, the lowest he has been in 12 years, and feels he cm start 125 to 130 games this year. "Burry never told me definitely that 1 wouldn't go to another club," said Snider, who tailed off lo .243 last season but still man­ aged to hit 14 homera in 101 games. "What he did say at the time 1 signed my contract was that he would not trad* me un­ less he wes certain that it would benefit the ball club." Snider would just as soon fin­ ish his career with the Dodgers, whom he first reported to In 1947. No longer puffy around the jfftnr»r?*x bby around the waist line, the Duke has been rocketing balls over (he right field wal! Ancient Brahmins treated their In the Jet Bowicrettcs League here at Dodgertown all spring to toothache by brushing their teeth play last week, the Houle of the delight of all tb* Lot Angeles with cherry wood while feeing RahIJa took four points from the brass. the sun. Slary-Esther team, Yowell'a won four from Duke and Duchess and Lellanl took four from Ivey's. Splitting up their games wtre Howe’s and Sweeney's who each took two points and Neils and Lovely la d y who made an un­ even 2'i for Nells and Lovely Lady got left with Ilk. Picking up the splits were Martha Zok, the 6-7-10; Doris Rhoads who msde the 8-3-1 and Marge Lyons, picking off the 7-10 and the 5-10. The Uowlcrctlcs arc having their trophy .award, presentation banquet at ih* NAS ballroom on Apr. 8, with 6 steak dinner for tb* teams and all team sponsor* have been Invited. VERO REACH, Fla. (UPI) — Veteran Duke Snider of the Los Angeles Dodgers is the man the New York Yankees are after lo rebuild the bench that was brok­ en up by the player pool for the American League's two new clubs. A Yankee spokesman has been talking with Dodger general manager Burry Bavasl about Use 34-year-old outfielder as a follow­ up to discussions about Snider which were held during the win­ ter baseball meetings in St. Louis last December. The Dodgers want catching t>$lp in fftvrp ,y>P,.Y»nV», frewell-stocked in that department. Since the inter-league trading Rabija Paces Opening Day Pitching Woes Coming Up United Press UteraatleDal decisions ar* as simple as find­ Coatca held the Dodgers to six Managers Jimmy Dykes of the ing their opentng-day pitchers. hits and three runs during his Cleveland Indians and Ralph Houk The pennant races don't begin seven-inning tour as the Yankees of the New York Yankees will be plenty hippy this year if all their for another four weeks but Dykes snapped a four-game losing streak can practically name Jimmy Per­ and scored their second triumph ry today while Houk is leaning In 10 games. Mickey Mantle led strongly toward Jim Coates. the Yankees' 13-hit attack with a Perry, who won 18 games for homer, double and single and the Indians to tie Chuck Estrada Hector Lopcr and Clctis llo)er for most victories in the AL, had triples. Rookie Willie Davis turned in six sparkling innings had a homer and triple for the With but four week's play left Monday as tb* Indians scored a Dodgeri. in The Thursday Nile League bow l­ 12-3 vlitory over the Sen Fran­ Stan Muxial showed some of ing schedule, each team and Indivi­ cisco Giants. Coates, who won his that old form with a single, dou­ dual is out to upset the records first nine games and finished with ble and triple and BUI White had and end up in the winner*! cir­ a 13-3 record last season, went two doubles and two singles to cle. Harold Appleby had a shot seven Innings in the Yankees' 11-8 lead the St. Louis Cardinals to a at it last week, racking up a 188- triumph over (be Los Angeles 14-3 rout of the Cincinnati Reds. 191-243 score to give him a 624 Dodgers, Ernie Brogllo and Ray Sadecki scratch series, and helping his Perry blanked the Giants on limited the Reds to nine hits, in­ team lo come within one game four hits and now has allowed cluding two triplet and a single of league leading B. Edwards them only five hits and no runs by Veda Pinion who raised his Builders Supplies. Edwards' team in nine Innings of exhibition pitch­ spring average to .441. has a total of 73 wins to Appleby's ing. Woody Held, Tito Francona The Raltimore Orioles shaded 72. • and rookie Hal Jones hit homers the world champion Pittsburgh Third place is held by Stein- to lead an attack which brought Pirates, 7-8, the Boston Red Sox meyer Roofing with 63, then De- the Indians their fifth win In eight edged out the Los Angeles Angela Bary Pharmacy 64, Powell’s Oflice exhibition games. The loss was 1-7, and the Kansas City A's beat Supply, Sanford Slgf. Co., Town the sixth in 10 games for the the Washington Senators, 4-3, in ft Country TV Service, Food Fair, Giants. Monday's other games. Pryor's Stale Farm Ins., and Dynatronics, Inc. Teena Arniao was tops for the women this week with a 5(2 scries, as her team. Town ft and Country, rolled against Edwards. Ed CalThere will be An organizational meeting for the Ian was nrxt in line after Appleby Sanford Babe Ruth League, today at 7 p. m. in the Civic with a 380 aeries. Center. All managers, conches, sponsors, prospective Gloria Accardi, Junior Wallis. sponsors and interested boosters of the local baseball ac­ Jim Carmichael, Ken Slone and tivities are urged to attend. This meeting Is not for the Ray Braden all picked up the players themselves. 3-10 split, with Stone making the 3-3-10, and Braden the 2-7 also. Marie Blake, Dot deYarmln, Mirylou Danyluk, Wallis and Tom Armao all mad* the 3-7, with Armao adding the 3-7-8 for good measure. George Conklin alto mad* this TAMPA, Fla. I UP!) — The mi­ minor leagues," said Trautman. one to close the split circle for the nor leagues must expend to at "They reeliie we can't produce week. least 30 clubs In order to stock all Ihc players needed under our 20 major leaiu* teams la 1162— present setup." that's the contention of minor Trautman said he was certain league President George Traut- the major leagues are planning man, to aid the minora in their expan­ "The major league clubi know sion "because it they aren't then RENO, Nev. (UPI) Reno the only way they can stock they are killing off their own odds • makers today established their bail clubs is through the young." tho New York Yankees and Pitts­ burgh Pirates as favorites to win the 1961 American and National League baseball pennants. Tho Yankees were Rated as "odds on" picks at 2-3 with odd* of 3-1 quoted on both the Chi­ cago While Sox end Baltimore Orioles,* Tbe Cleveland Indians were Hated at 7-1, and the Detroit Tigers and Minnesota Twins at 9-1 each. The Boston Red Sox *nd_Kn.q«t» City Athletics were listed at 15-1 each but no odd* were given on tbe Washington Senators or the Los Angeles An­ gels, the leegue'a two new teams. Keglers Shoot To Break Marks BRL Meet Minor Loop Expansion Urged Yonks, Bucs Top Choices (Bob (Ja iw iU lj CiqsmcL} the homes in ONLY 'A Community of Homo* Built With Pride** Oa Country Club Read • Clot* Te Self Course. FHAIN SERVICE BEDROOM O N L Y 12 R A C IN G D A Y S LEFT BATH RUM — SNiMt PHA FINANCING 'Jsse'UiUvsrsat SEASON ENDS APRIL 3. DERBY ELIMINATION RACE FRI. NIGHT ______ MARCH 24________ a rt performance-proved over billions of miles! BEDROOM BATH MflftAnft wKv #J*e p ' vehicles ore your best buy I ONLY I . hulk from the ground u p w 4 ueooi e h * -------- 4. ^ofwesss® proved svw btlllews sf eiiss of world-wide servko ewn^vTv nne NIG HTLY- 8:10 ire Kitchen Equipment l> .MATINEES 2 I*. M. WED., FBI., & SAT. GENERAL Thursday - Ladies Night MADE • ML BOUTS QH-LY I Y W IllY ! M OTOR! CO RDELLS REPAIR SH O P E. Second St.' 1 S u U o ri* Shoemaksh CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, INC. I l l W. 21th ST. F lo rid a f FA 2*3101; FA 2-74M .y FLU �1 P age 6—T u m . M ar. 21, 1961 VOL) WANT TO O O HAVf A I S H WITH Ta B VIA*, ASP hbar f*om t*b PBNTAaos NOW/ CAU. MB §ova , ei^enA* Y >.'•'9' amos; JACKSONVILLE (UPl) - The Duval Count)' School Board took issue Monday with a charge it It assigning pupils and teachers on the basis of color. In answer to a suit seeking de. segregation of the county schools, (he board said it was operating according to Ihe Florida Pupil Assignment Law. “ Voluntary segregation by pupils and parents It permissible and lawful," Ihe board said. It con* tended It was not ordered by any law to integrate, but only to 're* frain from segregating pupils sole­ ly by discrimination based on race or color." DON’T <30 AWAY.1 WE MIGHT A S W E L L I ’LL ONLY B E A ; DO THINGS R IG H T / M IN U TE > - > IT’S TH E LATEST ^ ja tS te s Board Takes Issue On Charge Of Mix Basis States Running Out Of Funds Ck«UJ HELLO, WHATS NEW? OH, THAT RIDS GROWING LIRE A WEED. NorniNo MUCH. WASHINGTON fUPI) - T h c ’LaTHE HOME OF MRS. JOHN LUDWIG on Arcadia Road was aelectcd aa bor Department reported Monday garden of the month by the Sanford Garden Club. Mrs. C. M. Flowers and that by the end of the week as Mrs. A. H. Harris, beautification chairmen of the Jacaranda and Magnolia many aa 40 states may have run Circles, served on the committee for the month. Gardens are chosen for out of fundi to pay unemployed overall appearance and neatness. Mrs. Ludwig also does most of the land­ federal workers and ex-servicescaping and beautification work in her garden. (Herald Photo) men unable lo find civilian jobs. A department spokesman said it was impossible to name each state affected because of differ­ ing state laws. Rut approximately 26 already had exhausted the federal money given them for LONDON (U Pt) -T h e curiam of lie said, whrn he did not show stead he went from ona rendercompensation benefits, he said. Under the special program, the . secrecy lifts a little bit today on enough co-operation, and his as­ vous to another until the fateful federal government acts as an the three lives of Gordon Arnold sailants threatened harm to Miss afternoon of Jan. 7 when he and employer and allocates money to Lonsdale. He Is one o( five per­ Gee. He never told Miss Gcc his Miss Gee were arrested just aft­ troubles, he said, and never con­ er they had passed a bag full of the states to pay the veterans and sons on trial on charges of steal­ sidered going to the police. In­ documents to Lonsdale. I civilian workers. President Kennedy has asked ing naval secrets and transm it­ Congress to appropriate an addi­ ting them to Moscowr to the seritional $70 million to continue the our detriment of Britain and the NATO Alliance. grants. As of now ha has these iden­ tities: —He says ha is > 37-year-old London businessman, a respected director of a lock manufacturing By PHIL NEWSOM areas auch as Turin, Raxenna or The fourth quarterly conference concern, and the possessor of a UPI Foreign News Analyst I.a Spczia. But it was “ serious"! of Barnett Memorial Methodist Canadian passport. in central and southern Italy and The largest Communist party In Church will be held today at 7:30 —To two of his codclendants still more so in Sicily. the free world is showing some p. m. In Enterprise. he la “ Commander Alex John­ This was a reversal in trends. This meeting, originally sched­ son," an assistant naval attache signs of old age. uled for last week was postponed at the American Embassy here. The party which almost took Immediately after the war, com­ munism was powerful in the in­ by Dr. Rruce Gannaway, district —To the prosecution he is a over Italy in the 1940s has never superintendent, due to the illness dustrial north and almost non­ recovered the loss of membership Russian and a professional spy. existent in the south. of (lev. Robert DeKalands. On .trial with him at the Old it suffered as result of the Soviet All members and friends o( the Bailey are Peter John Kroger Union's bloody suppression of the church are urged to attend. and hii wife, Helen, owners of a Hungarian revolt, and is finding collage In the suburb of Rulsllp it more and more difficult W herethere was •TccNfW W ra ­ new young recruits. Bureaucracy and opportunist!/ dio capable of sending to Mos­ i \ this u n c i it r« in -r. x i x m are said to have replaced the j i ihi i4i. u n c u t , ix s m i r u n cow; Henry F. Houghton, 33, and E K M IX O I.K IIIIS T I, F I . 01111) 4 . his fiancee. Miss Ethel Eliza­ revolutionary spirit. IX C I I A X C K H t X O . 11121. Party membership was given beth Gee, 40, employes at the officially as 2,033,333 in 1936. In XOTIC’H T i l I IK F K X O D i i . t . i t ; xv. f o l k v, Portland naval base who admit­ the following year, a deputy and Plaintiff. ted removing secret documents a former senator left Ihe party, VI XVOODROXV F O t . E T , and giving them to “ Commander and 300,000 others simply failed . . R i 't - 't i n t . —« T I I H 4TATS5 O P F l . n n i l l A T O i JobfliCN." lo rcnctCT.ieir membership cards. XViXiDItOW F i.l.K T • Whew-*- rt was about lo receaa Despite successive membership XVho.a la .t known r a a l d t n c a Monday, Lonsdale's lawyer made drives, official party figures in am i artu raa a la u n k n o w n . a startling request. He said Lons­ I’t . a a a t a k a n o t l c a t h a t y o u a r a 1960 showed that it still totaled h r r a b r r e q u i r e d In fII* > o u r w r i t - dale would not testify in his own only 1,793,900. t a n a n a w a r o r d r.'anaa. If a n y . p r r a n n a l l y , n r hy a n a t l n r n r y , nn defense, but would like to read In January of this year, Enrico u r b e f o r e S l a r rl , I I , ISSI a t Ilia a statement to the judge and Berlinguer, bead of the party's o f f l r a o f Ibo C l a r k o f t h a C i r c u i t C ourt, a t t h a C o u r t l l o u a a In jury. organisation bureau, reported H r m tu o la C o u n t ) , H anford , F l o r ­ He denied he ever received any that only about 3> per cent of ida, a n d t n m a ll a co p y I h r r r o f to S t a n a t r n m , P a v l a a n d t l r l n - large amount of money in return last year's membership had paid Diancy'a “The Absrntluali, A t t o r n a y a t o n P l a i n t i f f . I'oal although his friend “ Commander for their 1961 cards. Others un­ Walt O fflv a Dux I I I , S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a . Johnson" did giva him two tick­ Minded Professor" discovers gooey, doubtedly would renew later, but, In f lin t c e r t a i n d l v o r c a p r o c e e d goofy gadget that defies the law I n s p a n d l n s a s a l n a l y ou In t h a ets to a London performance of said Berlingurr: C l r r u l t C o u r t o f t h a N i n t h J u d i ­ the Bolshoi Ballet. Then why did of gravity! For a comedy that de-A “ Tha lag cannot fail to worry c ia l C i r c u i t o f F l o r i d a . In a n d flea description . . . see “TheW he do it? us." F o r H - m l n o la C o u n t y , F l o ri d a , tn C h a n c e r y , a n a b b rav rla te d t l t l a of Because, Houghton said, he was Berlinguer said the tag was Absent-Minded Professor" a t the • a i d r a u a a b a i n s ’‘Dlllla W. F o lay. P l a i n t i f f , va. XVoodrow F o lay . living in a state of terror. A slight or non-existent In some RiU, March 30th. D e f e n d a n t , " a n d h a r a l n fall no t casual romance with a girl o r n l l a c r a a P r o C o n faaao w ill ba named “Christina" while he was • ntarad asaln al y ou. and tha on the staff of the British naval t a u a a p r o c a a d * 1 p arta.' ( S E A l .l attache in Warsaw had bean his A r t h u r If * R a r k w l l h , J r . C l a r k o f t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t undoing. When he returned to . , H y i A l a r l h a T. X’l h l r n England “ Christina's" friends D e p u ty C lark looked him up and demanded that j Slanatront, P avla 4 M c lalosk he became a apy for tha Iron A ttornaya lo r P lain tiff P o al O fflca H o e l i t Curtain nations. H an fo rd , F l o r i d a He »aa severely beaten twice. P u b l l a h F a b . SS « Mar. T. IS. St. Curtain Lifts On Spy Suspect ■I■•• ‘ 3-2/ I SH£S SPRINO HOUSE CLEAN IN2 1 C A N T TAKE. IT I'M VM3HRltO ABOUT DADOY- HE OlONf COME HOME i— FROM ____ / WORK io jo e e rre a c e r h im h o m e , I A O Y - T H E W O O D P E C K E R S rj A P E S T A B T IN S TO B O ILO A N e ST T i S ^ S . in his h a ip A Largest Red Party In Free World Showing Signs Of Old Ager Church Conference To Be Held Today Legal Notice M m St g u m w i t f WITHOUT WAIN* © W O , P A B M N M R 4 ARB jututo vtoiiww roBKAtp TH A T THUW DenA W ELL, ■STAW ltD M r ) D O IT ANP MADE MC J J U S T DBOPTHE N K . )Q IAN P V MA’AM/ y ^ tH E R F / A S K TH EM U P f t TH E C H E M IS T R Y L A B IT THE/ H A V E , N Y T H IN G T H A P L L A REMOVE T H E S ttlN J , S u r e / som e ACIDs ON ITS WAY NOW/ - v y ikfcC "/2 iSHAonraoe h io h s c h o o c I NOTICE! SEMINOLE COUNTY RESIDENTS If you a rt a Seminole County resident, hut live out of tho FAirfax ear hangs area, you may now place your Want Ad with ths Herald free of any telephone loll churge*. J umI call ub collect! m u uWOULD YOU IIEBMV HAlfOBttf | FATUCCC y X X CAM TUBU TVS PI ACC CVtf TO lM UT : , tub A H MU«SUM,OC (bo YOU KS5P IT AUO UVC OUT \ WAUT ft □ TOUKOltC I WDM \ \ msn l J L u a i ) L Wrwc? 47 Charity CALL COLLECT 9 9 Dept. YMtN*W«nC. IfjUWWOWCjl I ROBOT TWGT PO N T H IBOnSTANO MC, BUM V0UKTTW TBW 6UTC/ F A ir f a x 2 -2 6 1 1 Office Hours: B e . as. - 1 09 p. m. Week-Data. *:9* »- as. • 12:99 Nooa Bat. Herald ■ M fi �The More You Tell - The Quicker You Sell! Rent! Hire! Dial FA 2 - 2 6 1 1 3. Education • Instruction Classified FA 2-2611 Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Ttica.. U rn Frt. • 3 P. M. day I t fare insertion. Mob. Sal. boob. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: T w i., thru FH. • I P M. day be far* insertion. Men. • S a t 6. For Rent PRIVATE tutoring tn bookkeep­ 3-BEDR0031 unfurnlihed houie, ing, typing, English, arithme­ IMS Wynnawood Dr. FA 2-7715. tic. Call PA 2-6302. FURNISHED efficiency apart ment, full bath, elean, 140. U. 8. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS. 407(4 W. Firat St.. Apt 1. Men-Women. 11-52. Start high ai 395.00 week. Preparatory R E N T A BED training until appointed. Thous­ and* of Job* open. Experience Rollaway. Hoipltal A Baby Beds By Day, Week or Month usually unnecenary. FREE in­ CARROLL'S FURNITURE forms (ion on Jobs, lalariea, -re­ Pb. FA 2-3181 111 W. lit. St. quirement!. Wrile TODAY giv­ ing phone. Lincoln Service, 2-BEDROOM modern clean houie Pekin 82, Illinois. for rent at 1810 W. Third St. Ph. Bartow, Fla. U3-3U8. 6. For Rent 2-BEDr.OOM furnished apartment, tile bath, cloie In, 601 Palmetto. D E S P O N S IB Iir r Y : Tba Harald will net ba responsible far mor* tba a o*a Incorrect InserDo* *f y#*r a i, aid re a m c a the LAKE eottage, turn. FA 2-410*. Tight I* revise or reject any advertlsem eat fraaa what ordered to NICE 1 room furnished apart­ ment for. couple, water Includ­ conform I* th* pallcles af Ihla ed, 930. FA 2-7369. fap ar. I• CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lout ft Found 2. Notices • Personal* 3. Education • Instruction 4. Transportation 6. Food 6. For Rent 7. IiuaintM Rentals 8. Deach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wantsd to Rant 11. Raal Estato Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sate 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunities IS. Female Help Wantsd 17. Male Help Wantsd > 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build • Paint • Repair XI. Building Materials 24. Electrical Service* 25. Plumbing Services 28. Radio ft Television 27. Special Sen Ices ffljr UNFURNISHED houaa 953, Smyrna Drive. NO 1-4269. WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms private bathi, 114 W. Firat St. S-BEDROOM bungalow, furnish­ ed, 313 Palmetto. W E NEED RENTALS ' Call or come into our office If you would like to rent your home. We specialise in rentals, leases and property manage­ ment Furnished or unfurnish­ ed. We think you will like our service. ® 2. Notice* • Personal* Stenstrom Realty g MINUTE CAR WASH 91.80 Opes 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. daily. 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-3420 B a. m to a u ni. Fri. A Sat. 1-BEDROOM apartment. Phone Iva Carpenter A Letter Veino FA 2-1463 between S a. m. A NIFTY-AUTO BATH, • p. m. 2408 French Avc. , LAKE FRONT HOMES I-BEDROOM furnished house, 3 Bedroom partly furnished with 417 Holly Avenue. 200 f**t OB laka, 919,993. 3-BR house, kitchen equipped. Two Complete hornet, ona 2 FA 2-2202 or FA 2-3333. bedfo*m, one 9 bedroom, with ♦HUM ^ K M I *»a | 3 acres and 179 feet lake l 3-BEDROOM home, nlc* location frontage, plus amall grove, near base, partly furnished. very convenient to town end Ph. FA 2-8711. base, 933,000. CONSTRUCTION CO* | 1-BEDROOM house, rent |35 per 3 Bedroom plus beautifully pannetted Florida room looking out Incorporated g month. FA 2-3022. ovpr a scenic lake. In a nicely I developed community about a ■ SC6~rT*r** S C ^ r - r - r * ---- - m. HI TURN. APT., 2300 Mellonvlile. miles from Sanford, $15,6*0. 2-BEDROOM h t v i s , kitchen equipped, Ph. FA 2-3303. "WE TRADE" I I I Shoemaker *I (R rw su w a i | PARK HOMES | DOWN AS LOW t AB I • 4-Redroonta • S Baths . • l«Bedrooms • I Baths w ■ • l-Radreems - I f t Bathe ' • 9-Bedr**s*a • 1 Bath, i with or wlthaut screened . ■ H»ch- ■ I I I W14# variety ealarier « 4 C ta , 1 | ^ m | | Longdale 3 -lied room • l * j R a th from $8250 „ ONLY 8250 DOWN Ne ( luting Conventional A In-Service B FINANCING 1 DIRECTIO.M TO | | RAVENNA ' 2 m Turn W. on 2ttk. I t , Follow ft I Country Club Kd. A Watch * for oar si ana. J N EW ROSA L- PAYTON W. H. "Dill” Stemper Agency Realtor—Insurer Phone PA 2-4991 XU M. Park 4 BR HOUSE, by ewwar, PA 94971 Registered Real Estate Broker Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha ■ | FHA 2 B. R. furnished house . 875 3 B. R. unfurnished . . . . 335 t B. It. apartment . . . . . 940 FHA te a r. fr*m Caste C # lto g tS # PrinA let. BEK and COMPARE — DIRECTIONS: 19 Mia. Bo. of Hanford *a Hwy. 17-99 Turn Wost At Oar Signs. HOMES RESALES ONG DOLLAR DOWN IS ALL mmmm YOU PAY • 9UNLANU $100 Thia ia all the coah you need. There are no hidden costs. Only 994. monthly pays principal. In­ terest, ta ie i and Insurance. I bedroom home with lllod bath, lerrau o floon, and many other featurea. Electric Rang! and Venetian Blind* included. Only two (2) available on those term*. Act Now. HELMLY REALTY 309 W. 13th St. Ph. FA 2 7903 Evening FA 2-3379 MOVE IN IMMEDIATELY Mpethly P ifB M ti Lower Than Real - < VA Fiwawring A t5 ft% Interest t DON’T PAIL TO AUK ABOUT OUB OTHER WONDERFUL RAVINGS ON REMAINING NEW MOMEM IN MOUTH PINECHBMT. 4th ADD. Heaivt Feature Built-In Dream KiUben* By — t l* ll* l# I U C T I iC Kefnaeralur — Oveu — Range — Met Water Heater Designed Fnr Belter Living Contact JIM HUNT. Sale* Manager Odham & Tudor, Inc. Ce«. Hwy. 1741 ft t7 lh S t, Bnafntd PHONE FA 2-1141 NIGHTS FA 8-4441 J. BRAILEY ODHAM, PKEM. Playwright Rostand "A GREAT NOSE INDICATES A GREAT AtAM— GENIAL, COURTEOUS, INTELLECTUAL, NlRlLE, COURAaeOUE/*, GW OW /1H6M YOU COULD PLW R -------------------------------------- ft t T hat' ll Ho l d .BAXTER* voo.r — 16. Fcmalo Help Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale ROSA L. PAYTON FARMER’S AGENCY N.V. Farm er, Realtor 2493 S. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2 3221 A f t ^ ^ w r i M W , * K »'» » 4-BEDROOM, I bath. FA 1-0313 LAR-RE* BEAUTY SALON 3840 Hiawatha Th FA 2-1308 Dawn's Beauty Salon HELMLY REALTY Walker Building 309 W. 13th Street FA 2-7884 FA 3-7903, Eveolnga FA 2-2379 1310 Oik HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK No Down Paym ent H arritit, Eva Jo It Bob NO HIDDEN OR CLOSING 105 So. Oak FA 2-5742 COSTS T. V. STAMPS________ I and 3 Bedroom masonary noma buUt on your lot any- 22. Build- *^’alnt • Repair whore in the state of Florida. No waiting — immediate con­ PLATT'S CARPENTRY Services, new work 4k repair. 8paclalli« struction. CAI-L FA 2 8343. in Fla. room enclosure*. Ph. Headly Const. Co. FA 1-7414. LARGE 3 -bedroom home In PAINTING: Colors a specialty. PinecreiL Low down payment. Resldsatlal, commercial, Indus­ Ph. FA 1-4*00. trial. Licensed and bonded. Work guaranteed Free esti­ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor mates. Chtrlls Burris, FA 2 4574 Raymond Lundqulit, Aitoc. M FA 2 4437. PA 1-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. CARPENTRY, piloting, roofing 3-BEDROOM, 2 bath, icrecned and cament work. FA 2-4899. carports; In Sunland, 9300 down, assume payment*. Phone ROOM SPECIAL 91415. Paint. Ing inside and o u t Call Mr. FA 2-7026. Tasker. FA 2-6159. Fair Value Properties 23. Building Matarlnla WHBMB. . WHERE . . . . WHERE. . • CAN YOU BOOKKEEPER to t a k e (ull 25. Plumbing bervlces charge of set of book*, includ­ ing Trtal Balance. Good typist, RETIRED Plumber does plumb­ some shorthand. Salary oprn. ing repalra. Pb. MI 4.7713 be­ lead return* to Box 14, c/o tween 6 4> 9, mornings k even­ ings Sanford Harald, G IT MORE HOME _ % DOLLAR VALUE J • 1 - 9 - 4 Bedroom ■ T R A N S M IS S IO N -T R O U B L E ? BPItlNC • Planned Lake Freni CemmnnJty • S Furnished Medela far year UnpecUna Minimum 1350 Dn. P— RioSi LAKE MARY BLVDJust We*4 af |9 4 8 PA t- 8128| PA 24578 K l'K IIA I, ,° ° PLUS PAHT8 WILL REPAIR ANY CHEVROLET AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION ’ AT HOLLERSo/SANFORD DRIVE IN TODAY 2ad tod PALMETTO FA 2-0711 34. Articles For Sal* KENMORE washer-dryer, reel power m o w e r , ornamental blocks, bathroom beater, baled hay. FA 2-8809. Plumbing ft Heating 33. Furniture AIR CONDITIONING SEWING MACIItNE to responslCONTRACT and REPAIR WORK ble person. One 1960 Kenmore, 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6562 Used furniture, applltnccs, tools, like new end in excellent condi­ etc Bought-Sold. Larry's Mart, tion, has attachments. Assume 213 Sanford Ave Ph. FA 2-4132 PLUMBtNG 6 pay menu of $3.10. Write Fi­ Contracting k Repairs CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING nance Stanager, Box 10, e/o F ret Estimate* M aitrcn renovating Expert Up­ Sanford Herald. R L. .HARVEY holstering. All A'ork Guaran­ 204 Sanford Avc. Phone FA 2 3383 teed. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. WILSON Topnotch Clubs, com­ plete set, including bag. Con­ Co., FA 2-3Ui, 1301 Sanford 26. Radio ft Tele vision tact Ken at FA 2-4493. Ave. TV SERVICE within the hour. REFRIGERATOR and electric • BIG VALUES Parts k labor positively guar­ range, both In very good condi­ • QUICK CREDIT anteed 00 davs. Service calls tion, $75 each. Call PA 2-8474 • EASY TERMS $2. SUNSHINE TV, FA 2-9792. or see at 206 Fairmont D r, WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Sunland, WILSON - MAIER 27. Special Services RAYMOND M. BALL LUMBER - HARDWARE • PAINT And Associate* ROOFING THA Loana 21S So. Park Ph. FA 2 5641 B. EDWARDS HOME PLUS LNCOME for eon- l 4 k# Mary Branch FA 2-1290 pie or widow; practically dawaBUILDERS SUPPLIES We Give TV Stamps town, 909 Magnolia. CaU Own­ 18. Mortgagi Loana er, FA 3-7004. 903 W 3rd St. FA 2 7898 - MORTGAGE LOANS FHA and Conventional 12 ACRES on Highway 17-92 near 29. Klectrlral Uervlee* Cemmardai k Rttldential Clrcualand. Adaptable for al­ House Wiring — Electric Service STENSTROM REALTY most any u»*. Roadi on three Frigldalre Appliances aides For further information, 111 N Park Ave Phone FA 22420 Sid Vlblen - Randall Electric telephone J. W. HaU, Realtor, 18. P am ia Help Wanted 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0915 FA 1-9441. FRIGIDAIRE 3-BEDROOM. H* bath home with UNENCUMBERED White woman for housekeeper—cook for fam ­ Sales k Service •hide tree*, patio, eaeloied ily of four. 9100 per month, House Wiring Free Estimates Florida room. In Pinecreit 3rd room and board. Mr*. Wood*. Sid Vihlen's Randall Electric Addition. FA 2-7712. 247 Virginia Dr., winter Park. 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0813 ESTATES 3 BEDROOMS - 1 & 2 BATHS Y O U M IG H T K N O W T H A T Tttfc Stenstrom Realty Quality Homes i • ING CONFINED TO PENNY yJE IGWT-AND- FORTONE CARDS YOU W O T T L6T W XJB S A W S PANSIES GRAPEVILLE NURSERY Grapevllle Av«. near 20th 8L Wall B A V t E R .V J S R e r t O T Y O U R R E A D ­ t H ffAR THECWU.S A R C 6 0 IN S t o STAR THAT TFOM0OME YO U C ALL A lOOSE I H A PRO DUCTIO N O F "CYRAM O */— IT 'S TOO B A O 32. Flowers: • Trees • Shrubs 23. Plumbing Services OUR BOARDING HOUSE WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE. . . . If you would enjoy working 3 or 4 hour* a day calling reg­ Registered Real Estate Broker ularly each month on a group Ph. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha 7. tiu a in te n R en tal* of Studio Girl Coimetlc clients OFFICE SUITE: « room*, air A FINE BUY on a route to be established in conditioned, downtown location. $11,200 for a 2 bedroom home In and around Sanford, and are CaU FA 2-0733. Mayfair, featuring a Urge willing to make light deliveries, landscaped yard with trees. We etc., - write to STUDIO GIRL recommend your attention to COSMETICS, Glendale. Cali­ 9. For Sale or Rent fornia. Route will pay up to this buy. 3-BEDROOM furnished house, $3.50 per hour. Casselberry. FA 2-9809. YOUNG woman for general of­ 9 x SO FT. Housetrailer, 2 bed­ fice work. Apply 414 W. 9th St. rooms. Inquire Elder Springs 111 N. Park Are Phone FA 2-2420 Trailer Park. FA 2-6399. P I E R R O MANUFACTURING operators wanted, experienced 9 PROMT LOTB la residential 12. Real Eatat* For Sol* on 1 and 2 needle machines. section. Phone FA 2-079*. Steady work. 402 Pecan Ave. TOR SALE THREE bedroom bouse, kitchen FA 2 2451. IN EXCLUSIVE equipped, fenced backyard, VA SOUTH SYLVAN LAKE SHORES mortgage. FA 2-3600. 20. Oabyullteni Beautiful I bedroom borne; fully equipped; central haat; double S t Johns Realty Co. WILL care for amall child In my garage, enclosed; Intercom homo for working mother. See THE TIME TESTED FIRM system; large takefront kd, 119 N. Park Ave. Mrs. Heath, Apt. I, Avalon Ph. FA 2-4133 landscaped, with sprinkler sys­ Apts. tem. A bargain at 929,500.00. 3 BEDROOM home In Country Club Manor. Small equity and 21. Beauty Salons For information call FA 2-7999 assume 943.00 per month paydays, or FA 3-6369 night* or PERMANENTS 97.00 menu. Ph. FA 2-7902. Sundayi. Complete with Hair Put k Styling 4-ROOM, dean apt. 611 Park. S-ROOM apartment, unturniihed, cioie In. FA 2-3819. Tuea. M ar. 21. 1061— P a p e 7 bedroom garage apartment; central heating, air condition­ ing, near churches and itores. No children, no petr. 960. Ph. FA 2-4263. ONE bedroom furnished apart­ 2-BEDROOM unturnlined bouse. FA 2-3049 or FA 2 8347. ment, 2lol Magnolia, 943 month. FA 2-3931. FURNISHED apartment, hard- HOUSE, 8 bedroomi, 2 baths PhFA 2-4145. Errul& SAN LANTA APARTMENTS. Nira large apartmenti, 404 E. 14th S t Ph. FA 2-4282. 9 APAR1MENT, 105 Myrtla Are. FA 2-5802. 401 Magnolia Avc. ftau to rb LADIES’ dreisea, also 14-20; New and Used Furniture m an'i ault, sire 37; 20 in. 3311 E. First SI. FA 2-3622 Sewing: Mach. Repairs speed window fan; electric ALL MAKES k MODELS heater: U and 64 rachet pipe New k Used Furtfture k Appli­ RENTALS 23 WEEK dies; reasonable. FA 2-8738. ance* A Good Place To 203 W. Firs: St. (24 hr. sir.) BUY, SELL or TRADE FA 2-3825 CALORIC gaa Move, excellent Jenkins Furniture condition, $63 or best offer. PIANO TUNING 4> REPAIRING 400 Sanford Ave. FA 2-7430 FA 2-0989. W. L. HARMON Sell Us Your furniture. Quick Ph. FA 2-4223 36. Boats • Motors Service With The Cash. SUPER WELDING TRADING POST. FA 2 0677. Gateway To The Waterway Heavy equipment, Trucks, Relit. Your EVINRUDE Dealer Sprockets, Rollers, Idlers and EARLY AMERICAN sofa, chair Robson Sporting Goods and table $70. FA 2-3384. general repair. CaU . . . . 304-8-8 E. UL Pb. FA 3-8*61 B k W WELDING ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby EAst 5 4796 Palatka, Fla. Beds. Day, Week, or Month— 1960 WIZARD Winner II fL De­ luxe Cabin Cruiser. Fully equip­ FURNITURE CENTER BULLDOZING and Land O a r ­ ped, 73 h. p. Johnson Motor, 1100 French Ave. ing. Clyde Nutt, Phone FA 2-0354 Tandem trailer. May be seen Ph. FA 2-7933 or FA 2 2905. ■t 123 N. Summerlin Ave. INCOME TAX SERVICE 31. Articles For Sate O. M. HARRISON 2*40 Hiawatha Pb. FA 2 3327 20 GAL. garbage can* $2.98. Res. 1311 Palmetto FA 2-7948 Blanket Special, 2 for 93. ArmyNavy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. PUMPS - SPRINKLERS All types and slses, Installed READY MIXED CONCRETE "Do It Yourself" Outdoor Table Tope k Seats WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Lot Markers — Sills — Lintels S T I N K Steps — PaUo Blocks — Sand Machinery and Supply Co. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 207 W. 2nd St. . Ph. FA 2-6432 30* Elm. Av*. Ph. FA 2-9751 INCOME TAX Qualified Service If. L. Whelchel Fur appointment call FA 2-2010 FRIGIDAIRE Sales k Service G. If. HIGH Oviedo, Fla. FO 5-3313 Days Evenings Sanford FA 1-3883. WHEEL CHAIRS, crutch**, canes, walkers. FREE DEUVERY Prescription* our Specialty FAUST’S Rx PHARMACY 3nd and MtUonviU* Ph. FA 2-7107. MERCURY 10 h.p. motor, good condition, 980. FA 2-9792. 14' BOAT and trailer with 11 h. p. Elgin. FA 2-2967 after 8:00 p.m. 39 AutomobUaa - Truck* 36 IMPERIAL, air conditioned, loaded. Special Price. FA 2-0614 SUMMER IS COMIN’ — Enjoy It Mora In On* Of Thao* Special*! FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM BLINDS Enclosed haad. Sag-proof bottom ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, stateraU with plastic ends. PlasUe meals, invoices, hand bill*, and or rayon tapes. Cottoa or nylon programs, etc. Progressive cords. Printing Co. Poona FA 2-2931— Scnkarlk Glusa utul Paint Co. 306 West 13th St 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 WATCH REPAIRING Is My Business, not ■ sideline. ALL WORK GUARANTEED PETE'S WATCH REPAIR 213 Oak Avc. Th. FA 2-3143 29. Automobile Servlet ONE used 10-gal. glass lined gas water heater $40.50. One used apartment 21-in. gee range 945.00. One used 20-In. apart­ ment gas range $55.00. Can be seen at Mid Florida Gas C*., 222 Magnolia. AUTOGLASS INSTALLED 31. Poultry • Pain • Livaatock HEKSHEY CANDY ROUTE e Npnre or Full Tim* GOOD INCOME No Selling or Soliciting Rtapomlble person tn nan and operate new ||rr*hey dis* penacr butlnma in this area. Limited distributorships avail, ablr. Wa supply all location*. 6 hour* spare time, Car and mini­ mum invealmant of 9798 re­ quired. Write giving resume, references and phone number to: Roi 9, c/o Herald 1 AI. KEEN BAYS: You ran buy th* following I cars with NO MONEY DOWN. ■ As low aa $1140 par Mo. j I I 1 S3 64 84 II IH)DQB 4 dr., new Urea 91*9 * UUICK 4 dr„ c le a n .... - 9449 I CIIBV. 4 d r, 1-owner .... 9949 I FORD 2 dr. at. Irens. 9149 1 I 83 CHKV. I dr. elean • 9199 I r t o m M u r h i n (I s ) I I [C A R L A N D] I _______ I ^ Hwy, 17-93 8th. * Frenrh HOLLERS ° SANFORD WHERE THRIFTY PEOPLE UUY QUALITY CARS AT HEABONAULE PRICES. 34 CHUVSLEIt Station Wagon ........................ .......... . * 993 54 CHEVROLET 4-Door, I’owerglM* ........ ..... ................ 9 993 SH PONTIAC Chieftain 4 Dour. Ilydramatic __________91995 58 CHEVROLET 4-Door V-8, J’nwerglide ............ .............. 11193 36 UUICK 4-Door Special ................................ .................... 1 195 54 FORD 4-Door Falrlane. Air Conditioned ................ ... 9 991 55 CHEVROLET Station Wagon. 4-Door - VS - P / O ------- 9 595 f# MKUC'HWV 4-Dpur .4*l*»allc --------- -------------------- f 499 57 OLDS 88 4-ltoor Holiday ..... .....si ova S3 RAMUI.EIt Station Wagon. Overdrive .......................... 9 991 35 IMJDGK Royal Lancer 2-Doer ------- ------- --------------- 9 595 53 OLDHMOlilLF. 2-Door Hardtop ............ ............ .......... I 295 33 CADILLAC 2-Door ......................... ............. .................... | 493 54 MTUDEIIAKEH Station Wagon ....................................$ 995 IS MERCURY 2-Door, Automatic ........................................ I 995 55 CHEVROLET 2-Door, Itelalr, * C ylinder____________ 9 495 35 PLYMOUTH 2-Door ( ranbrook — --- -------------------- 9 395 69 RENAULT Danphlne ..... ................... .— ..................... 9 945 S3 PONTIAC 4-Uonr -------- ------------------------------- ------ - $ 393 32 FORD 4<D*or .................................................... ................. 9 195 S3 CHEVROLET 4-Door ... -.............. ............ ........................ $ 193 -----------------TRUCK BARGAINS-----------------39 99 •T 19 59 FORD ' i Ton Pirkap. • C lyinder................ ....... ............ 9 395 CHEVROLET !i Ton FleeUide P ick u p ----------------- --- 9 993 CHEVEOLET V, Tan P tc k a p ------------------------------- 9 945 CHEVROLET 41 To* Pickup ....------------------------------ 913*4 FORD ft Toa Plchna. V-4 Engine ---- --- ---------------- 9 99$ 2nd and Palmetto GIam E a4Io a y H f i t f AIR CONDITIONED Was $1995 NOW ONLY — I960 Rambler Ph. 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Commentary on tho -film will be by Lt. Joseph E. An­ drews of tho Naval Air Station. All Elks and their wives are •rged to attend this showing, and a n invited to bring with them fbolr high, school or college age children, as the film deals prim­ arily with the manner In which toe Communists duped California atadeata Into rioting and disruptlag to t hearings. Lt. R. K. Jones la progrim chairman for this apeelal event. J MOSCOW (UPI) - Premier Ni­ kita S. Khrushchev esld today tba Soviet Union will accept any controls proposed by the Weat if the Weat a free* to the Soviet »U a for total disarmament. Khruahcbev made the state•te s t a t a Communist party con­ ference in Alma Ata, capital of Kasakfcstan, and repeated his fa­ vorite atatement that world Com­ munism ia riding the wave of the ftiturs. "But we are not trying to scare anybody," be aald. "Wo are not seeking to sehleve our goals by war. On the contrary, we have proposed total disarmament. "Let them (the Western pow­ ers) accept our disarmament program and we ahaQ accept all their controls." Carnival Plans Near Completion By MRS. BETTIE SMITH Longwood Elementary P-TO members are busy making final lans tor the Spring Carnival to a held April IS at tba school. Booths have been assigned to the various room mothers and grades and plana for the spa­ ghetti supper, big event of the evening, are nearing completion. Another outstanding attraction ~Wt' toe many activities at* ~tHe carnival is the country store to be set up in tbs school cafeteria. All white elephant Items, canned poods, patterns, plants and other articles should be brought to the school before the last week In enter that sorting and marking earn be done on time. Mr. Magic, beloved by an the efalldren, will be a featured at­ traction, delighting the hearts of Adults a s well ss of small fry. E M»$| Legion Celebrates Members of the DeBary Ameri­ can Legion Herbert D, Gibb Post SSI and of the Auxiliary, cele­ brated the 43nd Birthday Anni­ versary of the Legion at a dinner held in the Stetson Dining room. Presiding were Poet Commander Stanley 8. Smith and Auxiliary President Mrs. G. Prod Smith. Majorettes Set Saturday Show For Band Fund Brilliant Young Director Set To Lead Orchestra Here Friday Seminole High Majorette Corps members will do their part Sat­ urday night In the drive to raise the needed funds for the band trip to the Cherry Blossom Fes­ tival in Washington, D. C. next month. "Twirling Fantastic" Is the name ,of the show planned for 8 p.m. In the high school gym, wilh the addition of other major­ ette teams from all over the cen­ tral part of the slate to add to the special routines to be presented by the local girls. Majorettes from Boone High, Edgewater High, Lyman High, Evans High, Lee High, Glenridge Jr. High and the Sanford Jr. High Corps will all be preient for HENRY MAZER the big show. A special majorette corps, made up of the top major­ ettes from ait over the central part of the state, under the dir­ ection of baton teacher Mr*. Merle Smith will also perform. Price of admission for the twirling spec­ tacular will be 60 cents for every­ one. NEW ORLEANS (U PI)-C harAfter the show there will be a dance, sponsored by the band. ity Hospital said today it waa not Music win be recorded. responsible for stories about a teenage girl who was supposed­ ly eight feet two inches tail. Turned out the girl actually Is only six-foot-ten. "The hospital Isn't to blame for the misunderstanding," said The first meeting of an Inter­ Dr. Leo Kerne. It started when Delores Hulmediate Girl Scout Troop for North Orlando win be held Wed­ lard, 14, a star forward on a Ne­ nesday at the borne of Mrs. J. gro girl’s basketball ‘team, waa D. Grinstead, 41 N. Third SL at sent to Um hospital for treatment 4:30 p. m. with Mrs. Robert for a minor knee injury she re­ ceived in a game. Dean assisting. Reporters talked to the girl All girls of the area between the ages of 10 and 13 are Invited and atated aba waa being exam­ to join the group and anyone In- ined by doctors at the hospital tereated in becoming a leader la because she was so tail, perhaps requested to call FA 3-2201 or to the tallest girl in medical his­ attend the organisational meet­ tory. The hospital had to stretch her ing. over two' regulation-sited hospital beds to make her comfortable. "How .tail a r t you, Delores," newsmen asked. "Eight two," she replied. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Kerne pointed out that the hos­ John 0. Pastore, (D R .I..) today pital made no statement about led a drive to get a flexible quota how tall aha was, and that newssystem on textile imports. men got the information from Pastore received permission to the girl herself. take hla appeal to the Senate Instead of eight feet two inch­ floor In hopes of getting additional es, Kerne said, an official meas­ support foe hla special textile eub- urement Indicated that what the girl meant by "eight two" was commlitee recommendations. He outlined hia subcommittee's 82 Inches, or six feet, ten inches. plans for a country-by-country, category • by • category system of quotas to help cure some of the Pennsylvania Day ttis’tTi the domestic industry. The Pennsylvania Club of Day­ Pastore said a flexible qudfc tona Beach will jpc&sor a ‘ Pen­ system, one that would change as nsylvania Day" at Ponce* De­ the demands for goods increased, Leon Springs All day Saturday, was the only fair one that could and not Sunday aa was reported in Monday's Herald. be imposed. Hospital Denies Girl's ’Tali' Story ELKS CHARITY BALL activities were presided over by these officials of the Elks Club who were in the receiving line at the annual event. From left, seated, are Mrs. Agnes Androsko, Mrs. Evelyn Hoolehan and Mrs. Florence Mapes. Standing are Stephen Androsko, ball chairman; J. R. Hollehnn, Exalted Ruler, and Dick Mapes, co-chairman. (Herald Photo) "Children, Limited" was the ti­ tle of the IntormaUve film shown to members of the Seminole Assn, for Retarded Children at the Health Center Monday. A comprehensive report, the film documented the various types of mental retardation, possible treat­ ments, home care va. institutional care, and showed clearly how "Auntie Marne,” the hit Broad­ way play based on the best-seller by Patrick Dennis, will open for a two week run at the new Orange Blossom Playhouse, on North Orange Blossom Trail in u tla n d o ; V tcdiiesday. ~ r ~ " The curtain goes up for the opening night performance at 8:40 p. m. The show will continue for two wekks, with evening per­ formances Wedneeday through Saturday, with matinees on Sun­ day at >:4| p. m. Box office tickets are $2.50 and $3.50 and season tickets are also available for $10 and $15. Lisa Hawley, builder of the Playhouse, and president of the Orange Blossom Corporation, win serve as executive director. She Is a member of the state board of the Florida Theater Confer­ ence and has directed plays in Question Period H ie National Aaaoelatlon of Re­ tired Civil employee will heve e Wien a t the Civle Center, at 10 a . m. April • to axplaln what the government proposes to do to aa•let retired employee with (heir medical expenses. much can be done to help and train and uUlize the limited abili­ ties of these children. The film showed that, far from being the hopeless, helpless situa­ tion that too ofled prevails, many mentally retarded possess rem ark­ able skills in some lines, particu­ larly in the field of music, art, many theaters all over the atate. Hie nationally known staff In­ cludes Walter O. Jensen aa man­ aging director, who will dlreet "Auntie Marne." Lowell Penner, Jr. a television star of WLOF-TV where he hr*. h,s own show " t ‘rbit," will be associate director and technical director will be Phillip Dorn, from the Houston little Theater and Corpus Chrlstl Little Theater la Texas. The season which opens Wed­ nesday with the two week run of "Auntie Marne" will be followed by "Separate Tables" opening on April ■; "The Gatebo," on April II; "The Marriage Go Round" on May 3; and "Who Waa That Lady?" on May 1?. Plans now are for the Orange Blossom Playhouse to run on a year round schedule with twenty weeks of stock, an acting school, summer workshop and children's theatre. physical skills and athleUc prow­ ess. Many retarded persons are very adept at caring for animals and crops and a farm environment is often very beneficial and re­ warding in providing useful ac­ complishments. Many simple rou­ tine tasks can be adequately ful­ filled by those who are incapable of any formal education. (hollowing the film, Archer Moore, psychologist in care of mental health for Seminole County, talked to the group, of association members and other interested per­ sons on the meaning of IQ tests. Some of the points that he dis­ cussed included the difference in the educable and the trainable child; the age of testing, the rale of maturation; types of tests; results of tests and other points that were raised by questions Mrs. X<a.*ii«ret Manfre, vice president of the association, presided in the absence of Pres­ ident Ken McIntosh. DeBary Home Club Meets In DeLand Members of th* DeBary Home Demonstration Club met at the Florida Power Lounge Room, in DeLand and enjoyed a program on Inheritance and willi. Speaker waa T. J. HusaeJd, a Volusia County attorney. T. R. Townsend, county agricultural agent and Dr. C. C. Moxley ar­ ranged the disesusion. Girl Scout Troop To Organize In North Orlando Textile Import Quota Drive On On the podium for the Florida Symphony Orchestra in its ap­ pearance at the Sanford Civic Center Friday will be their mag­ netic young musical director Henry Mater, one of the leading young names of the musical world. Mazer is former conductor of tha Wheeling Symphony Orches­ tra and is the regular conductor of the Washington Ballet Com­ pany. He brings to the Florida Symphony Orchestra a wealth of musical experience, having made many successful guest appear­ ances with the Pittsburgh, Chi­ cago, Buffalo and National Sym­ phony Orchestras. Before coming to Florida, M ater waa instrumental in Inau­ gurating a aeries of weekly tele­ vision programs in Wheeling, called the "A B C's of Music" which pioneered visual education in that area and attracted na­ tional comment. He wai partic­ ularly active In music education programs in tha elementary schools and is' no stranger to the TV camera. A protege of Fritz Peincr, Mazer trained under Pierre Monteux and Georges Enesco and ia certainly one of the select group of conductors achieving reputa­ tions of major significance today. Mazer and the Florida Sym­ phony la being brought to San­ ford by the Recreation and Parka Department They will perform at a children's concert, for San­ ford school children, Friday af­ ternoon ia addition to their eve­ ning concert. Advance tickets for reserved seats are now available a t the Civic Center Office. The afternoon concert for the children ie free. Hospital Notes Miller, Bliss Loom As Top GOP Choices WASHINGTON (UPI) — Rep. William E. Miller of New York and Ray C. Bliss, Ohio Republi­ can chairman, were viewed today aa the strongest candidates for the chairmanship of the Republi­ can National Committee. Sen. Thruston B. Morton ol Kentucky, chairman since April 11, 1959, announced Monday he , had notified the committee he would call a meeting about June 1 to receive hia resignation and elect a successor. Miller is chairman of the Re­ publican Congressional Campaign Committee, which boasted a net gain of 21 House seats in the I960 election even though the GOP failed to win the White Houle. Bliss, Ohio GOP chairman since 1949, directed a campaign iq V, which hla state bucked the trend of other northeastern industrial states and gave its electoral votes to Richard M. Nixon, the Repub­ lican presidential nominee. Civic Association Sees Travelogue c Ed Allan, who captured the beauty e t America with his cam­ era, showed pictures of old and historic places of tha West dur­ ing* the program of the . DeBary Aaan. business meeting last week. Introduced by Robert N. McGee, entertainment chairman, Allan showed slides of hla recent trip through New Orleans and nil states weat to California. Reporta from various secretaries and chairmen were beard at the business session with James Duffy presiding. Cheater Rearick, past president of the association, cele­ brating hia 70th birthday, was honored by all members singing "Happy Birthday" Duffy thanked the group for all cards and mes- 9 sages sent while he waa ia the hospital. The DeLand Travel Ageney will show a Wait Disney film a t the April meeting. March 29 Admissions Mary E. Duan, Lake Mary; Willie Mae Morgan, Delores Coleman, Russell Johnson, Odell Thomas, Lawrence Martin, Major Wheeler, of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Coleman of Sanford, a girl. Dismissals Marie Lowe, Lake Mary; Charles McManiman, Lake Mary; Halils Redley, Margaret Tyre, Willie A film, "Sink a r Swim," will 5 AftMqf LfcU-if, Frank Moore, Eddie be shown at the ita rtfl 28 meet­ Morgan, Henry Rowe, Mrs. Harold ing of Longwood Elementary PGeiger and baby girl; Mrs. George TO members. Hampton and baby boy of Sanford. Also qn the’ program ia an art exhibit to Ft shown by Mrs. Either J v * and mambers will Largest - A-’-L/ook trout weighing 1444 conduct a bake sale. Two door pounds has been the world’s rec­ prizes are to be awarded during ord for years. It waa caught In the meeting. the Nipigon River on the north Third grade mothers will be I* charge of refreshments. ) shore of Lake Superior. Longwood P-TO To See Film M odel for m o d e l... th ere o re lit f'hcrroletH iotrer p r ic e d than an y oth er fuU-nized ea r J Leave- it to these Jet-smooth Chevies to go easy on your family budget! All told tjiere are 18 ChcvroleU-V8'a and C’a-prired lower than com­ parable competitive models*. Sumptuous Impalas, sprightly Bel Airs, bottom-priced Biscaynes and a whole (table of wonderful new wagons. And every one of them has a road-gentling Jet-smooth ride, Body by Fisher refinements and dozens of engi­ neering details you'd expect only in the mast ex­ tensive makes. Look them over a t your Chevrolet dealer’s one-stop shopping center and see bow easy it ia to drive out in just the one you' want! h« m k ; * Based on comparison e l manufacturers' s u e g tiltd retail prices (including Fadaral tax) lor modalt with t IB-inch whaelbata or abov*. ■as. aiaa im p a l a s Kerwin At Meet Dr. F. Leo Kerwin, Sanford chiropractor, recently attended a rvsearrb seminar at tha Hilton Hotel, Fort Worth, Texas, con­ ducted by the Parker Chiopractie Research Foundation, an or­ ganisation collecting and re­ searching Information for the ad­ vancement of the science of chirvpractte. Im pel* VO CohyartibU Wednesday afternoon, remember Mamed Sii 4-Or. O-Pati Station Wagon So Bring us your problems in a H E A T IN G Nomad VI 4-Or 4-VaM. Stahon W«ioa • C O O K IN G Mamad » « 4 Or. a-Pess. SU U on Wagon a W A T ER H E A T IN G • C L O T H E S D R Y IN G • Petfcaoad In 4-Pr. 4-Pan. 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Bnrsnoss is survived by his father, Stanley Bareness of Fosston, Minn. All three were serving with VAH-11 aboard the USS Franklin D. Roosevelt in the Mediter­ ranean. No details of the crash could be reported this morning. lir r a lii VOL. 53 WEATHER: Cloudy through Thursday. High today, 70-82. Low tonight, Bo-60. SANFORD. FLORIDA United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 WEDNESDAY. MARCH 22. 1901 Bulletin MORE THAN 100 Seminole County citizen* took advantage of the Jaycee Polio Shot Day at the Information Center as nurses, nhown here, adminis­ tered vaccine. Chairman Bud Stewart announced that the second in the ■hot series will be given on April 15. WASHINGTON (UPI) — The House gave Ita final approval to­ day to President Kennedy’s bil­ lion-dollar program for belplag tbe unemployed who bare ex­ hausted jobless pay benefits. News Briefs Industry Potential Here, Speaker Tells Realtors ^dem inole County h»» the poten­ tial for an Important industrial belt, but U’a going to take a combination of hard-headed budaeai technique and a apirit of cooperation to develop it. That'* what Wilion Knott, presi­ dent of Florida Land Planning, Inc., of Winter Park told county realtors Tuesday night at their monthly meeting at the Sea Shell Restaurant. There’s a lot of difference ki offering industrial land trad * and in offering well planned industrial locations to prospective clients, he emphasized. The natural growth of South Seminole and the expansion of Orange County northward puts the area in an ideal position for deve­ lopment, he pointed out. The Seminole Industrial Park on llwy. 17-82 south of Fern Park is meeting "good response" from industry in its development propo­ sals, Knott told the realtors as he compared the park to an Ideal theoretical industrial park. He said industry is interested in the Seminole Park because of its central location, access highways, planned rail and other facilities and the favorable 12-mlll county tax structure. "As soon as we started to work, Interest increased and we should on wbat types of industry will be located in it. provision of maxi­ mum benefits to the industry at the location, protective coven­ ants and ordinances eontroilng it, good design, aggressive salesman­ ship by the developer and a good regional relationship. Knott received a standing ovation when be told the realtors "now is the time for self analysis." A new realtor Mrs. Cedi Waller, and a new associate member, Col. S. G. Hardman were inducted into the organization by president N.V. Farm er and Gene Taffer. Command Show NEW YORK (UPI) — Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy was escorted to the ballet by Adlai E. Stevenson Tuesday night for what was al­ most a command performance. Hie City Center Ballet changed its program to include some of the first ladyi# preferences. Rotary Governor TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Fred Hancock of Palatka was elected governor of North Florida District Rotary Clubs Tuesday as tbe clubs concluded a two-day con­ vention. Hancock succeeds Homer Brinlry of Tallahassee as gover­ nor of the district, which repre­ sent* Rotarians from 38 North Florida clubs. Lake Study Is Outlined Tbe first phase of a massive engineering study t o relieve floodiag of iand-tocked lakes in Seminole County waa presented to the County Commission Tues­ day afternoon In a session that lasted into the early evening. County Engineer Carlton Bliss submitted the study which in­ cludes providing of storm sewers from I.tke Marion to lak e Flori­ da near Altamonte Spring*. Bliss estimated that cost of the first phase would be approxi­ mately $4,000. Ha added that other pans af the study would Include engineer­ ing on Lake Orienta and all land­ locked lakes in the county. Tha board tabled action on the study until next week. In other business during the lengthy session the board agreed (o ask the State Road Dept, for a traffic study on installing a rloverlraf at the intersection of llwy. 17-82 and SR 438. Commissioner Vernon Dunn pro­ posed the study saying "we should Uka this step to deter­ mine tha future traffic needs in that area over tha next five year period." Roads Committee To Dig Inio New Payola Accusations JACKSONVILLE (U H ) — Former Road Ruard member Karl HAVANA (UPI) One of Powers admitted today he had an several bomb* set o(f by foes of Interest In, companies which did Premier Fidel Castro killed two business with th* state hut stoutly persona Tuesday night in Havana'! denied he aver tried to influence fashionable Vedado district, it was tha Road Department. reported today. The unidentified Powers waa the first witness victim| were burned to death when railed by th* Legislative Roads a bomb went off either underneath Coramittea ae It opened a two-day or Inside the parked car in which aeaalon to hear new p a y o l a they were alttlng. , charges, adopt ita final legislative program, and consider alleged ‘Silly* System ? conflict of Interest charges against FORT PIERCE (UPI) — ............. . munm m . . . . . . . . -----jp . ---- — -----------lwc t i l n TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — For- Powers. vats detective said today be part of the community growth. B t o h today sent spring snow mer Gov. Millard Caldwell aaid State San. Scott Kelly of Lake­ bloodhound follunvd the tiail of Included in the 10 points re ­ lollinr into New York, New Eng Tuesday ha thought the State land, eommlttea chairman, aaid it missing Circuit Judge and Mrs. quired nf * successful JndtrMrlsI land and tha unper Mlasisslppl Merit System waa '.‘silly." and waa not the group's purpose to Sanford’ will hold their C. E. Chllllngworth to *h* «*<--an psrk are * -ouml basic poller VdHay. ' r& • indicated hi'- thought Gov. Farris quest!ee Powers' "personal con­ regular noun meeting at Hit Civic ; Ch'uily skies and reading* T h Hit Bryant"ought to try to g e t hiT d u c tio i to attack hi* standing in la front of their cottage—but then Canter Thursday. Tha program ««la replaced daylong Alina in th* of 1L Caldwell told tha Daughter! hia horns community. turned back and trailed the aeent Deep South. of tha Aamrlcan Revolution Bryant "Wo do, however," Kelly said, will feature one of Charlie Morri­ Ao a highway that ran close to The Weather Bureau in Dad* la handicapped by an "unfriendly "Intend to study aoma of his busi­ son's famous Musical Quls Shows, e e • the house. County M-poited 4.76 Inch** of presa" which attempts to "mini­ ness dealings during tha period he Emry Pickren answered ques­ Clviuns will hear G a r n e t t iwin at Miami and biting hall in mize his virtues and magnify bis served as o Road Board member." tions about the bloodhouiul while North Miami. errors." Power*, who served on th* Itnad White, president of th# Seminole A us Att Bay St. Louis, Miss., civil the jury was out of the courtroom Board In 1861 and again from 1866 County Unit of the American Can­ Your Child’s Intelligence will be in the td a l of former West Palm workers recovered the Oil Firm Rapped to 1881, readily admitted owning cer Society, at their regular Beach City Judge Joseph A. Peel the topic of the program at the J w T “ a second tecnaged camper TALLAHASSEE (UPI) -C o a st­ stock In tho Edwards Building Thursday meeting at 7 p. in. In the dru . drowned in a flood-swollen al Petroleum Corp. stood rebuked Supplies Co. and the Denny Con­ Sea Shell Restaurant. Joe Davis ia Jr., accused of plotting the Chit- meeting nf Sgaford G ram m ar School P-TO a t 7:30 p.m. Thurs­ creek Friduy. Four others were today by the Trustees of the crete Products Co., both of Gaines­ program chairman. llngwotth murders in 1866. day in the school auditorium. • • • rescued front treetops when water Internal Improvement Fund, who ville. Defense attorney Carlton Welch The program will consist of condemned It for "harassing" Southsid* P-TO will meet Thurs­ '{palled Pickren a t hit second de­ a film atrip and sound track and deluged their campsite. Both firma have sold material to land owners In filled areas within th* state for road building pur­ day with room visitation beginning fense witness, but the prosecutor will be followed by an open dis­ Coastal's broad oil leases. Coastal pose*. But Powers dtclared, ’Tv* at 7:30 p. in. and the business and Pbtil O'Connell challenged testi­ cussion. Each family represented contends it is entitled to pros­ never solicited business from the program to follow In the auditor­ mony about the bloodhound and will receive s booklet that will pect for minerals on lands filled Stata Road Department In any ium at M p. m. Four members of Judge D. C. Smith oidered the contain such questions as: What within ita lease, which covers sub­ business I've b e a n connected the faculty will present an infor­ Jury out of the room while he de­ Is Intelligencer How II Intelli­ merged lands from the Big Bend with." mative program on "How We cided on admissibility of the testi­ gence Tested? Are Intelligence to Charlotte County and inland. Teach Arithmetic." and Talent the Same? Should Mora than 60 witnesses have mony. • • • been subpoenaed to appear at the The defense began Ita case as You Bd Told Your Child's IQ? Grand Jury Probe WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presl"Americanism Night" is ThinsThe film strip will be preceded two-day hearing , tbe trial went Into Its 14th day. day at the Elk* Club on E. Second Earlier, West Palm Reach radio with a business session and spec­ dent Kennedy today askrd Con­ TAMPA (UPI) - Sen. Scott .St., beginning with a ham supper 'Commentator Robert E. Hawkey ial musical selection* by mem­ gress for a five-year, "fresh ap­ Kelly of Lakeland, chairman of at 7 p. m. followed by the showing told the f'>urt he wae "on Joe bers of the glee club under the proach" foreign aid program, with the Legislature's Road* Commit­ of tha film on Communist activ­ direction of Mrs. Roberta Rich­ emphasis on helping rountries tee, said Tuesday he will appear — P eem tirrV : Hat." before the grand jury investiga­ which help themselves. ities entitled "Uprialion Aboli­ ards. "For three yeara I lived within Ha railed for major rhangea In ting a contractor'! gifts to Slate tion." arma length of a gun while this . s • * method —• a new, central aid Hoad engineer*. The Hillsborough man lived In West Palm Beach," aganry, authority to commit funds County grand jury will be present­ Meet Rescheduled Moose Lodge 1861 meet* upstairs he said. WASHINGTON (UPI) — The years ahead, a shift from mili­ ed with evidence in tbe case by GENEVA (U P I)— Tha nuclear in Hi* Evans building in l.ake Hawkey also talked while the While House announced today that tary to economic aid, new terms State Ally. Paul Johnson April test ban confsrcnra met for only Mary s t ■ p. tu. today. jury was excused because Welch President Kennedy's new con­ of repayment, and emphasis on 4. Kelly, whose committee dug out • * • 23 minute* today In s gloomy ataid he waa a hostile witness and ference has been rescheduled for social progress. the scandal, aaid he had volunteerNational Lift Underwriters Assn, nioephera created by Soviet de­ '4 % wanted to test Hawkey’a testi­ 6 P. M. Thursday and will be car­ But for tha first year of the ed to appear. will hold thalr regular monthly mand* for a built-in veto of any mony before bringing in the jury. ried live on television and radio. program — tha fiscal year begin­ meeting a t the Sea Shell Restau­ test control machinery. Presa secretary Pierre Salinger ning July 1 — he aaked for th* Tha United State* delegation rant a t noon Thursday. Tha sub­ would not give reporters any rea­ •am* S4 billion which the Elsenheaded by Arthur H. Dean had ject of "Will* and Trusts" will be son for the latest revision of plans h o w e r administration proposed planned an explanation of its offer discussed by Attorney Douglas just before it went out of office. for the session. ■I e l lit I to 1st Russian scientists look in­ Stenstrom. Program chairman ia 18786320 side any nuclear devices tha Amer­ Htuart Stetson. icans might usa In any peaceful The wife of Seminole County research programs. This offer is Deputy J. Q. Galloway was one conditional on Soviet acceptance of . The South Seminole Bank of the 20 persona Injured Tues­ a treaty assuring a carefully-po­ i Scheduled distribution today a( day whan • Cbicago-To-Miaml liced ban aa all nuclear weapons 13,000 shares of stock to approsiWEST HOLLYWOOD (U P I)-A Greyhound bus skidded on rain- lasts. stately <00 stockholders at an small tornado hit North Parry slicked U. S. I near Waycross, Soviet dalagata Semyon Tsarsp- Airport Tuesday, wrecking 18 organizational meeting at the Ga. kin not only damandad a veto in small plane* and causing dam ­ Commercial Bank, Winter Park. Galloway left for Waycrosa af­ tha test control machinery set-up, Tbe County Commission Tuesday j standard homes in |fi* county, ----------- Witt construction well te r, being notiflad of tha accident hut. aJ*o jra m e d _ Jb a t . continued age estimated at $30,000. afternoon gave III approval by a i CmMUiUgiagcr ^ V e r n w D u n n , way the new bank is expected —fio vtk " w aa-bort-in-ll.c twietTuesday afternoon. Mrs. i.'slioto open in July of thie year, 4-1 vote to ask the legislation de- j who said he favored the code, add- way waa taken lo a Waycross French atomics weapons testing er's four-minute sweep across the legation to establish a minimum j ed "1 could take you all out here might have a "negative affect" on field. Among those escaping in­ A. G. Bush, industrialist and housing code and the license a l l 1and show you 60 homes that are hospital and the extent of her this conference. nancier, and one o f tbe b jury wars Stats Sen. Tad David , not fU to liva in even by slan- injuries were not known at press principal stockholders, said# - 9 building contractors. of Hollywood and airport mana­ time. District 3 Commissioner James ■darda of M y ean ago." ger Dick Batsinger, who were R The bink will be locatM A four-year-old boy from Bell llwy. 17-82 In Fern Park. Jggst P. Avery’ opposed both plan*. He ' A irry said tbe commission Glade waa killed ia the arciJent. Argument To Resume flying over the airport at the MIAMI (U l‘1)—Arguments w ill1 lima on a flight from Tampa. one block south of the intersec­ contended that the * minimum, should table action on tbe rode irsuma April 24 In Federal Court "ridiculous in j and give It more consideration. tion of SR 4M and directly t e r m tsausiag code Wia “ridicj Tha Broward County tornado her* In Vanesuala'a attempt to was tha most severe incident in too Holding op a sample nf the pro- Toll Revenue Up cljrcd "it goes g . tp i r t " and deck from the Seminole Jai Alai tod many cot TALLAHASSEE (Ul) — Rev- extradite ita former dictator, Mar- a spall of unsettled weather alang controls oo ' i*o.v.d law, Avery aaid "I ran ton, which is also under' con­ far setting up too show you passages out of this book enucs irons Florida's uma toll pro­ ctm Perot Jlmanas, to face charge* tha southeast coast Tuesday. bow to build ■ bouse.” struct ion. ject* totalled.$525,348 In February, of "wholesale theft of public Heavy raini fall la Dade County, Coning Director Robert Brown that are ridiculous. Officers of the new bank are "We don't ntetl th 'i code now. th* Road Department reported, funds.” Prrcz Jimenez, 48, has with the Weather Bureau report­ E. G. Banks, president, and J. P. urged the commission to put (Jack) Toole, vice president.and through the enabling legislation on Yta'va got enough ronlroU," Avery the second highest revenue total Jlived at Miami Beach tinea flea- ing 4.76 Inches and some bail ia in th* history of Use deparmant. | log Venezuela ia 1861. the coda, citing the many fib - said. North Miami within tw* hours. 4 » Peel Case Judge Hears Private m Bomb Kills Two Spring Snow Hits Child Intelligence Topic Of Program W Foreign Aid Program Outlined Gloom Prevails At Nuclear Meet New Seminole Bank Distributes Stock Housing Code Enabling Act Asked By County NO. 153 Deputy's Wife Tornado Wrecks 16 Small Planes Dunn emphasised that that ty's primary road budget this area It growing "by leapt and fiscal year. bounds and even if we get a The board tabled action on tho traffic light at tha Intersection, request. Daugherty said H would it will be obsolete in five years." The board alto heard George be a boon lo Uia entire three W. Daugherty of Eustls who said counties. hr represented a large Industrial The commission also authoris­ park In Lake County. Daugherty ed Cleveland to work with Col. asked the commission to consid­ | Fred Dyson who owns property er extending Bear Lake Rd. with near Lake Jessup by Howell SR 48 to make an access road Creek. into the proposed park located Dyson hat agreed to give th* half In 1-sik* and Orange Coun­ county rights of way through h it ties. 3,700 acre tract pending certain Ha asked the commission to conditions to clearing Lake Howput the access road in tha coun- all Creek. Careful Study O f Drain Tax Proposal Urged County Attorney Muck Cleveland Jr. cautioned the Coun* ty Comm in*ion Tuesday afternoon to consider “very care­ fully" a proposal for auttiiiK up drainuge tax district* before submitting « swiiucdt for air cvaaV'linf aoJN>£h ■i ,~ . Cleveland, who la a I no a ntate representative, •ireaaed that such mean urea should carry a referendum which may Orange Park Man Hurt In-Accident An Orange Park man escaped serious injury when his car was forced off SR 48, seven miles west of Sanford, Tuesday night, the Sheriff'* Office reported. J. E. Gay was treated for cuti and bruises at Seminole Memortal Hospital shortly after the accident. Damage to his car was esti­ mated at Itoo. No charges were filed by the Sheriff's office. Gay told officers that a car forced his vehicle off the road causing tha accident. Five Judged Guilty As British Spies LONDON (UPI) — An American couple and three men were con­ victed in the Old Bailey court today as spies for Russia and promptly received stiff prison terms for stealing secret* from Britain's big naval bass at Port­ land. The guilty and their sentences: Gordon Arnold Lonsdale, 37. Scotland Yard said In court today that he waa a member of the Russian intelligence service. He got 26 years in prison. Peter John Kroger and bia wife Helen, 20 years each. They are American citizens and their real name la Cohen. Henry F. Houghton, an employ* at tha Portland naval base, 16 years. Ethel Elizabeth Gee, 48, Hough­ ton's fiancee and also a former employe at Portland, 16 year*. nut be tbe case la a sample act being aludlrd by tha commlsalon. Cleveland advised the board th a t h* hastily parused tha Orange County sample bill and could not find any clausa which gives tho people a chance to vote aa any drainage tax. Ha urged tha commission to study th* 20-page bill wail before asking the legislative delegation to Uka any action. Cleveland aaid that tha anmplo bill did not carry enough safe­ guards "and wa should make aver opportunity to study every to cat of th* biH." Th* commission authorised Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr. to have copies mad* and passed on U each com­ missioner. Th* board agraad to Ubla na­ tion until neat weak on the pro­ posed legislation. Cleveland aaid that the proposed hill could have far reaching af­ fect* and could mean tho levying of an ad valoreum U x on all resi­ dents, including persona with homestead exemption. County Offer Asked On Osceola Base President Steps. The General Services Admin­ istration has asked the County Commission tu make a firm offer for the Osceola Air Baa* or tha land will be put up for public tale April 10. Th* OSA, in • latter to th* commission Tuesday, aaid that it would b* willing lo negotiate for tha 813 aero tract at a price af •74.280. Tha OSA asked that the county send a $7,428 deposit for tba property. Tha board asked County Attor­ ney Mack Cleveland Jr., to write the OSA about entering into g possible less* agreement for tha base. Up Aid To Laos Tuuriitt Trade Up WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi­ dent Kennedy has ordered a new Increase in U. 8. military aid to Laos and may ask members of tha eight-nation SEATO part to Intarvena to save tha country from threatened Communist domination. High officials said today, how­ ever, that th* piasldcnt atill clung to tha hop* (hat diplomatic pres­ sure would persuade tha Russian* tu abandon their l a r g e - s c a l e air­ lift of military supplies U the resurgent Laotian rebels. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Flarid* tourist trad* ia running above normal thla month after a alump ia January and atrly Feb­ ruary, th* . S u it Development Commission reported Tuesday. Miami City Publicity Director Lew Price aaid Dad* Coantpa hotels and and motel* ware currently running about M per­ cent occupied. He predicted a hike of ie to 26 par cant la hotel and molal tourist business ever last >*ar. £ ' ’ • Y a r vi ^ � 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. 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Mar. t l , 1961 Americanism Night Event Scheduled Thursday By Elks "Americanism Night" will be a special event et the Elk’s Lodge 1341 . on E. Second St. Ttmrsdey night A ham dinner, served by the DOES will begin at T p. m., fol­ lowed by the much discussed O m on the San Francisco riots « t the hearings on un-American • 1 activities, entitled "Operation Abolition." Commentary on tho -film will be by Lt. Joseph E. An­ drews of tho Naval Air Station. All Elks and their wives are •rged to attend this showing, and a n invited to bring with them fbolr high, school or college age children, as the film deals prim­ arily with the manner In which toe Communists duped California atadeata Into rioting and disruptlag to t hearings. Lt. R. K. Jones la progrim chairman for this apeelal event. J MOSCOW (UPI) - Premier Ni­ kita S. Khrushchev esld today tba Soviet Union will accept any controls proposed by the Weat if the Weat a free* to the Soviet »U a for total disarmament. Khruahcbev made the state•te s t a t a Communist party con­ ference in Alma Ata, capital of Kasakfcstan, and repeated his fa­ vorite atatement that world Com­ munism ia riding the wave of the ftiturs. "But we are not trying to scare anybody," be aald. "Wo are not seeking to sehleve our goals by war. On the contrary, we have proposed total disarmament. "Let them (the Western pow­ ers) accept our disarmament program and we ahaQ accept all their controls." Carnival Plans Near Completion Brilliant Young Director Set To Lead Orchestra Here Friday Seminole High Majorette Corps members will do their part Sat­ urday night In the drive to raise the needed funds for the band trip to the Cherry Blossom Fes­ tival in Washington, D. C. next month. "Twirling Fantastic" Is the name ,of the show planned for 8 p.m. In the high school gym, wilh the addition of other major­ ette teams from all over the cen­ tral part of the slate to add to the special routines to be presented by the local girls. Majorettes from Boone High, Edgewater High, Lyman High, Evans High, Lee High, Glenridge Jr. High and the Sanford Jr. High Corps will all be preient for HENRY MAZER the big show. A special majorette corps, made up of the top major­ ettes from ait over the central part of the state, under the dir­ ection of baton teacher Mr*. Merle Smith will also perform. Price of admission for the twirling spec­ tacular will be 60 cents for every­ one. NEW ORLEANS (U PI)-C harAfter the show there will be a dance, sponsored by the band. ity Hospital said today it waa not Music win be recorded. responsible for stories about a teenage girl who was supposed­ ly eight feet two inches tail. Turned out the girl actually Is only six-foot-ten. "The hospital Isn't to blame for the misunderstanding," said The first meeting of an Inter­ Dr. Leo Kerne. It started when Delores Hulmediate Girl Scout Troop for North Orlando win be held Wed­ lard, 14, a star forward on a Ne­ nesday at the borne of Mrs. J. gro girl’s basketball ‘team, waa D. Grinstead, 41 N. Third SL at sent to Um hospital for treatment 4:30 p. m. with Mrs. Robert for a minor knee injury she re­ ceived in a game. Dean assisting. Reporters talked to the girl All girls of the area between the ages of 10 and 13 are Invited and atated aba waa being exam­ to join the group and anyone In- ined by doctors at the hospital tereated in becoming a leader la because she was so tail, perhaps requested to call FA 3-2201 or to the tallest girl in medical his­ attend the organisational meet­ tory. The hospital had to stretch her ing. over two' regulation-sited hospital beds to make her comfortable. "How .tail a r t you, Delores," newsmen asked. "Eight two," she replied. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Kerne pointed out that the hos­ John 0. Pastore, (D R .I..) today pital made no statement about led a drive to get a flexible quota how tall aha was, and that newssystem on textile imports. men got the information from Pastore received permission to the girl herself. take hla appeal to the Senate Instead of eight feet two inch­ floor In hopes of getting additional es, Kerne said, an official meas­ support foe hla special textile eub- urement Indicated that what the girl meant by "eight two" was commlitee recommendations. He outlined hia subcommittee's 82 Inches, or six feet, ten inches. plans for a country-by-country, category • by • category system of quotas to help cure some of the Pennsylvania Day ttis’tTi the domestic industry. The Pennsylvania Club of Day­ Pastore said a flexible qudfc tona Beach will jpc&sor a ‘ Pen­ system, one that would change as nsylvania Day" at Ponce* De­ the demands for goods increased, Leon Springs All day Saturday, was the only fair one that could and not Sunday aa was reported in Monday's Herald. be imposed. Hospital Denies Girl's ’Tali' Story ELKS CHARITY BALL activities were presided over by these officials of the Elks Club who were in the receiving line at the annual event. From left, seated, are Mrs. Agnes Androsko, Mrs. Evelyn Hoolehan and Mrs. Florence Mapes. Standing are Stephen Androsko, ball chairman; J. R. Hollehnn, Exalted Ruler, and Dick Mapes, co-chairman. (Herald Photo) "Children, Limited" was the ti­ tle of the IntormaUve film shown to members of the Seminole Assn, for Retarded Children at the Health Center Monday. A comprehensive report, the film documented the various types of mental retardation, possible treat­ ments, home care va. institutional care, and showed clearly how By MRS. BETTIE SMITH Longwood Elementary P-TO members are busy making final lans tor the Spring Carnival to "Auntie Marne,” the hit Broad­ a held April IS at tba school. way play based on the best-seller Booths have been assigned to the various room mothers and by Patrick Dennis, will open for grades and plana for the spa­ a two week run at the new Orghetti supper, big event of the ange Blossom Playhouse, on evening, are nearing completion. North Orange Blossom Trail in Another outstanding attraction " ~Wt' toe many activities at* ~tHe utlando; Vtcdiiesday. ~ r ~ The curtain goes up for the carnival is the country store to be set up in tbs school cafeteria. opening night performance at All white elephant Items, canned 8:40 p. m. The show will continue poods, patterns, plants and other for two wekks, with evening per­ articles should be brought to the school before the last week In formances Wedneeday through enter that sorting and marking Saturday, with matinees on Sun­ earn be done on time. day at >:4| p. m. Mr. Magic, beloved by an the Box office tickets are $2.50 and efalldren, will be a featured at­ $3.50 and season tickets are also traction, delighting the hearts of available for $10 and $15. Adults a s well ss of small fry. Lisa Hawley, builder of the Playhouse, and president of the Legion Celebrates Members of the DeBary Ameri­ Orange Blossom Corporation, win can Legion Herbert D, Gibb Post serve as executive director. She SSI and of the Auxiliary, cele­ Is a member of the state board brated the 43nd Birthday Anni­ of the Florida Theater Confer­ versary of the Legion at a dinner ence and has directed plays in held in the Stetson Dining room. Presiding were Poet Commander Stanley 8. Smith and Auxiliary Kerwin At Meet President Mrs. G. Prod Smith. Dr. F. Leo Kerwin, Sanford chiropractor, recently attended a rvsearrb seminar at tha Hilton Question Period H ie National Aaaoelatlon of Re­ Hotel, Fort Worth, Texas, con­ tired Civil employee will heve e ducted by the Parker ChiopracWien a t the Civle Center, at 10 tie Research Foundation, an or­ a . m. April • to axplaln what the ganisation collecting and re­ government proposes to do to aa- searching Information for the ad­ •let retired employee with (heir vancement of the science of chirvpractte. medical expenses. E M»$| Majorettes Set Saturday Show For Band Fund much can be done to help and train and uUlize the limited abili­ ties of these children. The film showed that, far from being the hopeless, helpless situa­ tion that too ofled prevails, many mentally retarded possess rem ark­ able skills in some lines, particu­ larly in the field of music, art, many theaters all over the atate. Hie nationally known staff In­ cludes Walter O. Jensen aa man­ aging director, who will dlreet "Auntie Marne." Lowell Penner, Jr. a television star of WLOF-TV where he hr*. h,s own show " t ‘rbit," will be associate director and technical director will be Phillip Dorn, from the Houston little Theater and Corpus Chrlstl Little Theater la Texas. The season which opens Wed­ nesday with the two week run of "Auntie Marne" will be followed by "Separate Tables" opening on April ■; "The Gatebo," on April II; "The Marriage Go Round" on May 3; and "Who Waa That Lady?" on May 1?. Plans now are for the Orange Blossom Playhouse to run on a year round schedule with twenty weeks of stock, an acting school, summer workshop and children's theatre. physical skills and athleUc prow­ ess. Many retarded persons are very adept at caring for animals and crops and a farm environment is often very beneficial and re­ warding in providing useful ac­ complishments. Many simple rou­ tine tasks can be adequately ful­ filled by those who are incapable of any formal education. (hollowing the film, Archer Moore, psychologist in care of mental health for Seminole County, talked to the group, of association members and other interested per­ sons on the meaning of IQ tests. Some of the points that he dis­ cussed included the difference in the educable and the trainable child; the age of testing, the rale of maturation; types of tests; results of tests and other points that were raised by questions Mrs. X<a.*ii«ret Manfre, vice president of the association, presided in the absence of Pres­ ident Ken McIntosh. DeBary Home Club Meets In DeLand Members of th* DeBary Home Demonstration Club met at the Florida Power Lounge Room, in DeLand and enjoyed a program on Inheritance and willi. Speaker waa T. J. HusaeJd, a Volusia County attorney. T. R. Townsend, county agricultural agent and Dr. C. C. Moxley ar­ ranged the disesusion. Girl Scout Troop To Organize In North Orlando Textile Import Quota Drive On M o d e l f o r m p r i c e d o d e l... th e r e th a n a n y Leave- it to these Jet-smooth Chevies to go easy on your family budget! All told tjiere are 18 ChcvroleU-V8'a and C’a-prired lower than com­ parable competitive models*. Sumptuous Impalas, sprightly Bel Airs, bottom-priced Biscaynes and a whole (table of wonderful new wagons. And every On the podium for the Florida Symphony Orchestra in its ap­ pearance at the Sanford Civic Center Friday will be their mag­ netic young musical director Henry Mater, one of the leading young names of the musical world. Mazer is former conductor of tha Wheeling Symphony Orches­ tra and is the regular conductor of the Washington Ballet Com­ pany. He brings to the Florida Symphony Orchestra a wealth of musical experience, having made many successful guest appear­ ances with the Pittsburgh, Chi­ cago, Buffalo and National Sym­ phony Orchestras. Before coming to Florida, M ater waa instrumental in Inau­ gurating a aeries of weekly tele­ vision programs in Wheeling, called the "A B C's of Music" which pioneered visual education in that area and attracted na­ tional comment. He wai partic­ ularly active In music education programs in tha elementary schools and is' no stranger to the TV camera. A protege of Fritz Peincr, Mazer trained under Pierre Monteux and Georges Enesco and ia certainly one of the select group of conductors achieving reputa­ tions of major significance today. Mazer and the Florida Sym­ phony la being brought to San­ ford by the Recreation and Parka Department They will perform at a children's concert, for San­ ford school children, Friday af­ ternoon ia addition to their eve­ ning concert. Advance tickets for reserved seats are now available a t the Civic Center Office. The afternoon concert for the children ie free. Hospital Notes Miller, Bliss Loom As Top GOP Choices WASHINGTON (UPI) — Rep. William E. Miller of New York and Ray C. Bliss, Ohio Republi­ can chairman, were viewed today aa the strongest candidates for the chairmanship of the Republi­ can National Committee. Sen. Thruston B. Morton ol Kentucky, chairman since April 11, 1959, announced Monday he , had notified the committee he would call a meeting about June 1 to receive hia resignation and elect a successor. Miller is chairman of the Re­ publican Congressional Campaign Committee, which boasted a net gain of 21 House seats in the I960 election even though the GOP failed to win the White Houle. Bliss, Ohio GOP chairman since 1949, directed a campaign iq V, which hla state bucked the trend of other northeastern industrial states and gave its electoral votes to Richard M. Nixon, the Repub­ lican presidential nominee. Civic Association Sees Travelogue c Ed Allan, who captured the beauty et America with his cam­ era, showed pictures of old and historic places of tha West dur­ ing* the program of the . DeBary Aaan. business meeting last week. Introduced by Robert N. McGee, entertainment chairman, Allan showed slides of hla recent trip through New Orleans and nil states weat to California. Reporta from various secretaries and chairmen were beard at the business session with James Duffy presiding. Cheater Rearick, past president of the association, cele­ brating hia 70th birthday, was honored by all members singing "Happy Birthday" Duffy thanked the group for all cards and mes- 9 sages sent while he waa ia the hospital. The DeLand Travel Ageney will show a Wait Disney film a t the April meeting. March 29 Admissions Mary E. Duan, Lake Mary; Willie Mae Morgan, Delores Coleman, Russell Johnson, Odell Thomas, Lawrence Martin, Major Wheeler, of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Coleman of Sanford, a girl. Dismissals Marie Lowe, Lake Mary; Charles McManiman, Lake Mary; Halils Redley, Margaret Tyre, Willie A film, "Sink a r Swim," will 5 AftMqf LfcU-if, Frank Moore, Eddie be shown at the ita rtfl 28 meet­ Morgan, Henry Rowe, Mrs. Harold ing of Longwood Elementary PGeiger and baby girl; Mrs. George TO members. Hampton and baby boy of Sanford. Also qn the’ program ia an art exhibit to Ft shown by Mrs. Either J v * and mambers will Largest - A-’-L/ook trout weighing 1444 conduct a bake sale. Two door pounds has been the world’s rec­ prizes are to be awarded during ord for years. It waa caught In the meeting. the Nipigon River on the north Third grade mothers will be I* charge of refreshments. ) shore of Lake Superior. Longwood P-TO To See Film o r e o th e r l i t f 'h c r r o l e t H fu U - n iz e d io tr e r e a r J one of them has a road-gentling Jet-smooth ride, Body by Fisher refinements and dozens of engi­ neering details you'd expect only in the mast ex­ tensive makes. Look them over a t your Chevrolet dealer’s one-stop shopping center and see bow easy it ia to drive out in just the one you' want! h« m k ; * Based on comparison el manufacturers' s u e g tiltd retail prices (including Fadaral tax) lor modalt with t IB-inch whaelbata or abov*. ■as. aiaa im p a l a s Im pel* VO CohyartibU Wednesday afternoon, remember Mamed Sii 4-Or. O-Pati Station Wagon So Bring us your problems in a H E A T IN G • C O O K IN G Nomad VI 4-Or 4-VaM. Stahon W«ioa Mamad »« 4 Or. a-Pess. SUUon Wagon a W A T ER H E A T IN G • C L O T H E S D R Y IN G • Petfcaoad In 4-Pr. 4-Pan. Station Wagon R EFR IG ER A T IO N • A IR C O N D IT IO N IN G Let us SAVE you money! 4-Or. t-Psaa. Station Waaee 8:30-5:30 M O N . TH R U FRI 8:30-12:00 SAT. NATURAL GAS IS JUST NATURALLY BETTER! Sanford SIB K. l i t 8t- TT NATURAL GAR FA 2-i FOR SANFORD HOLIER MOTOR SAN FO RD , F U L li (W»a rr kW c SALES VA 2 4 7 1 1 # �Crash Kills VAH-11 Commander, Crew The commander of VAH-11 at the San­ ford Naval Air Station and two member* of his crew were killed Tuesday afternoon when their A3D jet crashed into the Mediterranean. The dead were identified as Cdr. C. O. Donnaud, Ensign Thomas R. Walton and Avia­ tion Electrician 2nd Class Lowell S. Bareness. ' Donnaud. who lived in Winter Park, took command of VAH-11 in May of I960. He is sur­ vived by his wife, Mildred, and two children. Walton, who was bombardier on the cruft, is survived by his wife. Ester, and two children who live at 203 Tangerine Dr., Sanford. Other survivors include his parents, Mr. and Mr*. Howard H. Walton of Clermont. Bnrsnoss is survived by his father, Stanley Bareness of Fosston, Minn. All three were serving with VAH-11 aboard the USS Franklin D. Roosevelt in the Mediter­ ranean. No details of the crash could be reported this morning. lir r a lii VOL. 53 WEATHER: Cloudy through Thursday. High today, 70-82. Low tonight, Bo-60. SANFORD. FLORIDA United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 WEDNESDAY. MARCH 22. 1901 Bulletin MORE THAN 100 Seminole County citizen* took advantage of the Jaycee Polio Shot Day at the Information Center as nurses, nhown here, adminis­ tered vaccine. Chairman Bud Stewart announced that the second in the ■hot series will be given on April 15. Industry Potential Here, Speaker Tells Realtors ^dem inole County h»» the poten­ tial for an Important industrial belt, but U’a going to take a combination of hard-headed budaeai technique and a apirit of cooperation to develop it. That'* what Wilion Knott, presi­ dent of Florida Land Planning, Inc., of Winter Park told county realtors Tuesday night at their monthly meeting at the Sea Shell Restaurant. There’s a lot of difference ki offering industrial land trad * and in offering well planned industrial locations to prospective clients, he emphasized. The natural growth of South Seminole and the expansion of Orange County northward puts the area in an ideal position for deve­ lopment, he pointed out. The Seminole Industrial Park on llwy. 17-82 south of Fern Park is meeting "good response" from industry in its development propo­ sals, Knott told the realtors as he compared the park to an Ideal theoretical industrial park. He said industry is interested in the Seminole Park because of its central location, access highways, planned rail and other facilities and the favorable 12-mlll county tax structure. "As soon as we started to work, Interest increased and we should on wbat types of industry will be located in it. provision of maxi­ mum benefits to the industry at the location, protective coven­ ants and ordinances eontroilng it, good design, aggressive salesman­ ship by the developer and a good regional relationship. Knott received a standing ovation when be told the realtors "now is the time for self analysis." A new realtor Mrs. Cedi Waller, and a new associate member, Col. S. G. Hardman were inducted into the organization by president N.V. Farm er and Gene Taffer. WASHINGTON (UPI) — The House gave Ita final approval to­ day to President Kennedy’s bil­ lion-dollar program for belplag tbe unemployed who bare ex­ hausted jobless pay benefits. News Briefs Command Show NEW YORK (UPI) — Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy was escorted to the ballet by Adlai E. Stevenson Tuesday night for what was al­ most a command performance. Hie City Center Ballet changed its program to include some of the first ladyi# preferences. Rotary Governor TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Fred Hancock of Palatka was elected governor of North Florida District Rotary Clubs Tuesday as tbe clubs concluded a two-day con­ vention. Hancock succeeds Homer Brinlry of Tallahassee as gover­ nor of the district, which repre­ sent* Rotarians from 38 North Florida clubs. Lake Study Is Outlined Tbe first phase of a massive engineering study t o relieve floodiag of iand-tocked lakes in Seminole County waa presented to the County Commission Tues­ day afternoon In a session that lasted into the early evening. County Engineer Carlton Bliss submitted the study which in­ cludes providing of storm sewers from I.tke Marion to lak e Flori­ da near Altamonte Spring*. Bliss estimated that cost of the first phase would be approxi­ mately $4,000. Ha added that other pans af the study would Include engineer­ ing on Lake Orienta and all land­ locked lakes in the county. Tha board tabled action on the study until next week. In other business during the lengthy session the board agreed (o ask the State Road Dept, for a traffic study on installing a rloverlraf at the intersection of llwy. 17-82 and SR 438. Commissioner Vernon Dunn pro­ posed the study saying "we should Uka this step to deter­ mine tha future traffic needs in that area over tha next five year period." Roads Committee To Dig Inio New Payola Accusations JACKSONVILLE (U H ) — Former Road Ruard member Karl HAVANA (UPI) One of Powers admitted today he had an several bomb* set o(f by foes of Interest In, companies which did Premier Fidel Castro killed two business with th* state hut stoutly persona Tuesday night in Havana'! denied he aver tried to influence fashionable Vedado district, it was tha Road Department. reported today. The unidentified Powers waa the first witness victim| were burned to death when railed by th* Legislative Roads a bomb went off either underneath Coramittea ae It opened a two-day or Inside the parked car in which aeaalon to hear new p a y o l a they were alttlng. , charges, adopt ita final legislative program, and consider alleged ‘Silly* System ? conflict of Interest charges against FORT PIERCE (UPI) — ............. . munm m . . . . . . . . -----jp . ---- — -----------lwc t i l n TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — For- Powers. vats detective said today be part of the community growth. B t o h today sent spring snow mer Gov. Millard Caldwell aaid State San. Scott Kelly of Lake­ bloodhound follunvd the tiail of Included in the 10 points re ­ lollinr into New York, New Eng Tuesday ha thought the State land, eommlttea chairman, aaid it missing Circuit Judge and Mrs. quired nf * successful JndtrMrlsI land and tha unper Mlasisslppl Merit System waa '.‘silly." and waa not the group's purpose to Sanford’ will hold their C. E. Chllllngworth to *h* «*<--an psrk are * -ouml basic poller VdHay. ' r& • indicated hi'- thought Gov. Farris quest!ee Powers' "personal con­ regular noun meeting at Hit Civic ; Ch'uily skies and reading* T h Hit Bryant"ought to try to g e t hiT d u c tio i to attack hi* standing in la front of their cottage—but then Canter Thursday. Tha program ««la replaced daylong Alina in th* of 1L Caldwell told tha Daughter! hia horns community. turned back and trailed the aeent Deep South. of tha Aamrlcan Revolution Bryant "Wo do, however," Kelly said, will feature one of Charlie Morri­ Ao a highway that ran close to The Weather Bureau in Dad* la handicapped by an "unfriendly "Intend to study aoma of his busi­ son's famous Musical Quls Shows, e e • the house. County M-poited 4.76 Inch** of presa" which attempts to "mini­ ness dealings during tha period he Emry Pickren answered ques­ Clviuns will hear G a r n e t t iwin at Miami and biting hall in mize his virtues and magnify bis served as o Road Board member." tions about the bloodhouiul while North Miami. errors." Power*, who served on th* Itnad White, president of th# Seminole At Bay us St. Louis, Miss., civil the jury was out of the courtroom Board In 1861 and again from 1866 County Unit of the American Can­ Your Child’s Intelligence will be in the td a l of former West Palm workers recovered the Oil Firm Rapped to 1881, readily admitted owning cer Society, at their regular Beach City Judge Joseph A. Peel the topic of the program at the J w T “ a second tecnaged camper TALLAHASSEE (UPI) -C o a st­ stock In tho Edwards Building Thursday meeting at 7 p. in. In the dru . drowned in a flood-swollen al Petroleum Corp. stood rebuked Supplies Co. and the Denny Con­ Sea Shell Restaurant. Joe Davis ia Jr., accused of plotting the Chit- meeting nf Sgaford G ram m ar School P-TO a t 7:30 p.m. Thurs­ creek Friduy. Four others were today by the Trustees of the crete Products Co., both of Gaines­ program chairman. llngwotth murders in 1866. day in the school auditorium. • • • rescued front treetops when water Internal Improvement Fund, who ville. Defense attorney Carlton Welch The program will consist of condemned It for "harassing" Southsid* P-TO will meet Thurs­ '{palled Pickren a t hit second de­ a film atrip and sound track and deluged their campsite. Both firma have sold material to land owners In filled areas within th* state for road building pur­ day with room visitation beginning fense witness, but the prosecutor will be followed by an open dis­ Coastal's broad oil leases. Coastal pose*. But Powers dtclared, ’Tv* at 7:30 p. in. and the business and Pbtil O'Connell challenged testi­ cussion. Each family represented contends it is entitled to pros­ never solicited business from the program to follow In the auditor­ mony about the bloodhound and will receive s booklet that will pect for minerals on lands filled Stata Road Department In any ium at M p. m. Four members of Judge D. C. Smith oidered the contain such questions as: What within ita lease, which covers sub­ business I've b e a n connected the faculty will present an infor­ Jury out of the room while he de­ Is Intelligencer How II Intelli­ merged lands from the Big Bend with." mative program on "How We cided on admissibility of the testi­ gence Tested? Are Intelligence to Charlotte County and inland. Teach Arithmetic." and Talent the Same? Should Mora than 60 witnesses have mony. • • • been subpoenaed to appear at the The defense began Ita case as You Bd Told Your Child's IQ? Grand Jury Probe WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presl"Americanism Night" is ThinsThe film strip will be preceded two-day hearing , tbe trial went Into Its 14th day. day at the Elk* Club on E. Second Earlier, West Palm Reach radio with a business session and spec­ dent Kennedy today askrd Con­ TAMPA (UPI) - Sen. Scott .St., beginning with a ham supper 'Commentator Robert E. Hawkey ial musical selection* by mem­ gress for a five-year, "fresh ap­ Kelly of Lakeland, chairman of at 7 p. m. followed by the showing told the f'>urt he wae "on Joe bers of the glee club under the proach" foreign aid program, with the Legislature's Road* Commit­ of tha film on Communist activ­ direction of Mrs. Roberta Rich­ emphasis on helping rountries tee, said Tuesday he will appear — P eem tirrV : Hat." before the grand jury investiga­ which help themselves. ities entitled "Uprialion Aboli­ ards. "For three yeara I lived within Ha railed for major rhangea In ting a contractor'! gifts to Slate tion." arma length of a gun while this . s • * method —• a new, central aid Hoad engineer*. The Hillsborough man lived In West Palm Beach," aganry, authority to commit funds County grand jury will be present­ Meet Rescheduled Moose Lodge 1861 meet* upstairs he said. WASHINGTON (UPI) — The years ahead, a shift from mili­ ed with evidence in tbe case by GENEVA (U P I)— Tha nuclear in Hi* Evans building in l.ake Hawkey also talked while the While House announced today that tary to economic aid, new terms State Ally. Paul Johnson April test ban confsrcnra met for only Mary s t ■ p. tu. today. jury was excused because Welch President Kennedy's new con­ of repayment, and emphasis on 4. Kelly, whose committee dug out • * • 23 minute* today In s gloomy ataid he waa a hostile witness and ference has been rescheduled for social progress. the scandal, aaid he had volunteerNational Lift Underwriters Assn, nioephera created by Soviet de­ '4 % wanted to test Hawkey’a testi­ 6 P. M. Thursday and will be car­ But for tha first year of the ed to appear. will hold thalr regular monthly mand* for a built-in veto of any mony before bringing in the jury. ried live on television and radio. program — tha fiscal year begin­ meeting a t the Sea Shell Restau­ test control machinery. Presa secretary Pierre Salinger ning July 1 — he aaked for th* Tha United State* delegation rant a t noon Thursday. Tha sub­ would not give reporters any rea­ •am* S4 billion which the Elsenheaded by Arthur H. Dean had ject of "Will* and Trusts" will be son for the latest revision of plans h o w e r administration p r o p o s e d planned an explanation of its offer discussed by Attorney Douglas just before it went out of office. for the session. ■I e l lit I to 1st Russian scientists look in­ Stenstrom. Program chairman ia 18786320 side any nuclear devices tha Amer­ Htuart Stetson. icans might usa In any peaceful The wife of Seminole County research programs. This offer is Deputy J. Q. Galloway was one conditional on Soviet acceptance of . The South Seminole Bank of the 20 persona Injured Tues­ a treaty assuring a c a re fu lly -p o ­ i Scheduled distribution today a( day whan • Cbicago-To-Miaml liced ban aa all nuclear weapons 13,000 shares of stock to approsiWEST HOLLYWOOD (U P I)-A Greyhound bus skidded on rain- lasts. stately <00 stockholders at an small tornado hit North Parry slicked U. S. I near Waycross, Soviet dalagata Semyon Tsarsp- Airport Tuesday, wrecking 18 organizational meeting at the Ga. kin not only damandad a veto in small plane* and causing dam ­ Commercial Bank, Winter Park. Galloway left for Waycrosa af­ tha test control machinery set-up, Tbe County Commission Tuesday j standard homes in |fi* county, ----------- Witt construction well te r, being notiflad of tha accident hut. aJ*o jra m e d _ Jb a t . continued age estimated at $30,000. afternoon gave III approval by a i CmMUiUgiagcr ^ V e r n w D u n n , way the new bank is expected —fio vtk " w aa-bort-in-ll.c twietTuesday afternoon. Mrs. i.'slioto open in July of thie year, 4-1 vote to ask the legislation de- j who said he favored the code, add- way waa taken lo a Waycross French atomics weapons testing er's four-minute sweep across the legation to establish a minimum j ed "1 could take you all out here might have a "negative affect" on field. Among those escaping in­ A. G. Bush, industrialist and housing code and the license a l l 1and show you 60 homes that are hospital and the extent of her this conference. nancier, and one of tbe b jury wars Stats Sen. Tad David , not fU to liva in even by slan- injuries were not known at press principal stockholders, said# - 9 building contractors. of Hollywood and airport mana­ time. District 3 Commissioner James ■darda of M y ean ago." ger Dick Batsinger, who were R The bink will be locatM A four-year-old boy from Bell llwy. 17-82 In Fern Park. Jggst P. Avery’ opposed both plan*. He ' A irry said tbe commission Glade waa killed ia the arciJent. Argument To Resume flying over the airport at the MIAMI (U l‘1)—Arguments w ill1 lima on a flight from Tampa. one block south of the intersec­ contended that the * minimum, should table action on tbe rode irsuma April 24 In Federal Court "ridiculous in j and give It more consideration. tion of SR 4M and directly t e r m tsausiag code Wia “ridicj Tha Broward County tornado her* In Vanesuala'a attempt to was tha most severe incident in too Holding op a sample nf the pro- Toll Revenue Up cljrcd "it goes g . tp i r t " and deck from the Seminole Jai Alai tod many cot TALLAHASSEE (Ul) — Rev- extradite ita former dictator, Mar- a spall of unsettled weather alang controls oo ' i*o.v.d law, Avery aaid "I ran ton, which is also under' con­ far setting up too show you passages out of this book enucs irons Florida's uma toll pro­ ctm Perot Jlmanas, to face charge* tha southeast coast Tuesday. bow to build ■ bouse.” struct ion. ject* totalled.$525,348 In February, of "wholesale theft of public Heavy raini fall la Dade County, Coning Director Robert Brown that are ridiculous. Officers of the new bank are "We don't ntetl th 'i code now. th* Road Department reported, funds.” Prrcz Jimenez, 48, has with the Weather Bureau report­ E. G. Banks, president, and J. P. urged the commission to put (Jack) Toole, vice president.and through the enabling legislation on Yta'va got enough ronlroU," Avery the second highest revenue total Jlived at Miami Beach tinea flea- ing 4.76 Inches and some bail ia in th* history of Use deparmant. | log Venezuela ia 1861. the coda, citing the many fib - said. North Miami within tw* hours. Peel Case Judge Hears Private m Bomb Kills Two Spring Snow Hits Child Intelligence Topic Of Program W Foreign Aid Program Outlined Gloom Prevails At Nuclear Meet New Seminole Bank Distributes Stock Housing Code Enabling Deputy's Wife Tornado Wrecks 16 Small Planes Act Asked By County 4 NO. 153 » Dunn emphasised that that ty's primary road budget this area It growing "by leapt and fiscal year. bounds and even if we get a The board tabled action on tho traffic light at tha Intersection, request. Daugherty said H would it will be obsolete in five years." The board alto heard George be a boon lo Uia entire three W. Daugherty of Eustls who said counties. hr represented a large Industrial The commission also authoris­ park In Lake County. Daugherty ed Cleveland to work with Col. asked the commission to consid­ | Fred Dyson who owns property er extending Bear Lake Rd. with near Lake Jessup by Howell SR 48 to make an access road Creek. into the proposed park located Dyson hat agreed to give th* half In 1-sik* and Orange Coun­ county rights of way through h it ties. 3,700 acre tract pending certain Ha asked the commission to conditions to clearing Lake Howput the access road in tha coun- all Creek. Careful Study Of Drain Tax Proposal Urged County Attorney Muck Cleveland Jr. cautioned the Coun* ty Comm in*ion Tuesday afternoon to consider “very care­ fully" a proposal for auttiiiK up drainuge tax district* before submitting « swiiucdt for air cvaaV'linf aoJN>£h ■i ,~ . Cleveland, who la a Ino a ntate representative, •ireaaed that such mean urea should carry a referendum which may Orange Park Man Hurt In-Accident An Orange Park man escaped serious injury when his car was forced off SR 48, seven miles west of Sanford, Tuesday night, the Sheriff'* Office reported. J. E. Gay was treated for cuti and bruises at Seminole Memortal Hospital shortly after the accident. Damage to his car was esti­ mated at Itoo. No charges were filed by the Sheriff's office. Gay told officers that a car forced his vehicle off the road causing tha accident. Five Judged Guilty As British Spies LONDON (UPI) — An American couple and three men were con­ victed in the Old Bailey court today as spies for Russia and promptly received stiff prison terms for stealing secret* from Britain's big naval bass at Port­ land. The guilty and their sentences: Gordon Arnold Lonsdale, 37. Scotland Yard said In court today that he waa a member of the Russian intelligence service. He got 26 years in prison. Peter John Kroger and bia wife Helen, 20 years each. They are American citizens and their real name la Cohen. Henry F. Houghton, an employ* at tha Portland naval base, 16 years. Ethel Elizabeth Gee, 48, Hough­ ton's fiancee and also a former employe at Portland, 16 year*. nut be tbe case la a sample act being aludlrd by tha commlsalon. Cleveland advised the board th a t h* hastily parused tha Orange County sample bill and could not find any clausa which gives tho people a chance to vote aa any drainage tax. Ha urged tha commission to study th* 20-page bill wail before asking the legislative delegation to Uka any action. Cleveland aaid that tha anmplo bill did not carry enough safe­ guards "and wa should make aver opportunity to study every to cat of th* biH." Th* commission authorised Clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr. to have copies mad* and passed on U each com­ missioner. Th* board agraad to Ubla na­ tion until neat weak on the pro­ posed legislation. Cleveland aaid that the proposed hill could have far reaching af­ fect* and could mean tho levying of an ad valoreum U x on all resi­ dents, including persona with homestead exemption. County Offer Asked On Osceola Base President Steps. The General Services Admin­ istration has asked the County Commission tu make a firm offer for the Osceola Air Baa* or tha land will be put up for public tale April 10. Th* OSA, in • latter to th* commission Tuesday, aaid that it would b* willing lo negotiate for tha 813 aero tract at a price af •74.280. Tha OSA asked that the county send a $7,428 deposit for tba property. Tha board asked County Attor­ ney Mack Cleveland Jr., to write the OSA about entering into g possible less* agreement for tha base. Up Aid To Laos Tuuriitt Trade Up WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi­ dent Kennedy has ordered a new Increase in U. 8. military aid to Laos and may ask members of tha eight-nation SEATO part to Intarvena to save tha country from threatened Communist domination. High officials said today, how­ ever, that th* piasldcnt atill clung to tha hop* (hat diplomatic pres­ sure would persuade tha Russian* tu abandon their l a r g e - s c a l e air­ lift of military supplies U the resurgent Laotian rebels. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Flarid* tourist trad* ia running above normal thla month after a alump ia January and atrly Feb­ ruary, th* . S u it Development Commission reported Tuesday. Miami City Publicity Director Lew Price aaid Dad* Coantpa hotels and and motel* ware currently running about M per­ cent occupied. He predicted a hike of ie to 26 par cant la hotel and molal tourist business ever last >*ar. £ ' ’ a • Y r vi ^ �Page 2—Wed. Mnr. 22, 19G1 BANGKOK. Thailand (UPI) Military ailviifra to the Southd l t A»ia Treaty Organisation 1SEATO held two important confer­ ences today on the Communist threat to Laoa and other impor­ tant Southeast Asia arras. The military leaders approved a three-day agenda which called for “Immediate examination" of the Laotian crisis. Although their immediate attention was focusgd on the trouble in Laos, their dis­ cussions covered each country in this strategic area. SEATO military men are ronfldent that they h a st tha power and ability to hold Laos and other im­ portant areas If the diplomats call on them to use force if necessary to prevent the spread of Com­ munism. "P'anning Is essentia! for pro­ per growth.", Clifford McKibbin •old the Lions at their luncheon Meeting, Tuesday. With the aid of four maps, MeKibbin outlined lor the Lions some of the main points of the proposed oily plans which hat been drawn ep by planner George Simons. The city is still studying and dis-1 eussing the tong, detailed report ■ad has not yet accepted it. McKibbin, who is well acquaint­ ed with a great many phases of planing activities Is at present the president of the Chamber of Com­ m erce's Committee of 10U. He wss dormer Iy president of the Chsmbcr, was at ooe time city manager and alao had served aa chairM>a of Iba city zoning board. Ha was instrumental ia form­ ing the Initial plans to make a study of the city'a growth, it'a t a g •range needs and the best •rays In which thess needs could be have cartful aanlag a* that they a re not distressed by commercial eehlclaa, trucking or fast major fcWtowaya. However, McKibbin cmphaslsed that toning must b« fluid •Mi net sat la ta* rigid a pa tu rn -a ever a parted e t year* centers of papula tion are changeable and move kt different directions, nv«a at dating ahaagea la defining areas aa to rsildantlal commerc­ ial, institutional *r laduitrlal. Alee laeludad la the city plan, said McKlhbia, are the broad phases of land us* plans, general guides and developers guides. Financing ia generally one ef three methods. Ooe la from currenl revenues, another Is revenue heads. Large obligations and in­ stitutional development D cared to r through general obligation After Um talk, members of the LIso i Club studied tha tour maps. Oaa waa aa aerial map of the ally aa U stands presently. On* eras a projected map showing proposed future developments. The third w ta a propond road and etiect map, for bettor and more efficient movement of traffic and Iba fourth map showed all streets end lands with sugaested and •listin g toning markings. 1r r " i •\ Indication whether the views the military men or the diplomats will earry the most weight vhea the final decision is msdt, i tougher and more positive atti­ tude may be In the making. DYNAMIC 219 Magnolia Ave. Cor. 3rd. TRANSISTOR RADIO SERVICE •e e e e e e e e te e e e a e e e e e a e a e e e e e e e e * “SU PER - RIGHT” W ESTERN B EEF CHUCK “8U PE R - RIGHT” W ESTERN B E E F CHUCK SMITH’S PRID E FROZEN U.S.D.A. INSPECTED CORNISH GAME W E D N ESD A Y By ATLANTA McGINNIS Oc-NI-Pah Camp Kira glrii, Mr*. Residents of voting precinct 12 Donald Brumfield, 90d Charokce, met Monday under tha leadcrahip 3:15 p. m. of Allan Forward of Foreat City, North Orlando Cub Scouts, Den to continua work on organizational 3, Mr*. Arthur Rhodes, 171 N. Cor­ plan* of an aasociatlon for all ritiiena living in subdlvlilon* and tes, 4 p. m. araa* embraced by tha precinct. Repreientatlvoa of four sukdlNorth Orlando Cub Scouts, Den 4, Mra Arthur Hitter, 90 Edgemon vliloni attended tha meeting a t the home of Mr. and Mra. William D. Ave., 4 p. m. .McGinnis on f y re it Lake Dr., with North Orlando Fire Dept. Fire George Dray and Vincent DuPuli precent for Wethersfield; T. W. House, 7 p. m. Stuckey, Forward and the hoita Lohgwood Fire Dept., Fire Hall. for Forect City, Bill Kelley for Lake H arriett EiU tes and Mra. 7:30 p. m. Martin Dunn for Lake Brantley. The purpoie of the organixatfon Lake Brantley Home Demon­ stration Club, homo of Mrs. Mar- is for the betterment ar.ru growth of the community through eco­ ~xlik Dunn. nomic, political and spiritual mor­ Bear Laka Garden Circle, Mr*. ality. Membership Is open to any­ Allan Wentworth, 1317 Asher Cir­ one living in precinct 12 which In­ clude* Wethersfield, Briarwood, cle. Forest City Estates, Oakland Hills, Golf View Estate*, Meredith Man­ THURSDAY North Orlando Glrla 4-11 Club, or, .W. Lsko Brantley, Lake Har­ homo of Mrs. Bavarly Krecek, riett Estates, Foreat City and Edgemon Ave., 4 |i. m. South Seminole VFW Auxiliary 3207, Casselberry Women's Club, 7:30 p. m. Long wood Elementary school, t p. m. P-TO, Qualifications a post office, for a traffic light at the intersection of SR and BR 434 near tha Foigata Plant, for lights at the railroad crossing on SR 436, for general road Im­ provements In the area, for con­ servation and against water pol­ lution In seeking, protection of rerreatiunal and fishing usea of the many lake* in this part of the county. A th ird , meetjng is scheduled next Monday at 7:10 p .m . at tha McGinnis home. All persons who wish to represent their residential localities are invited to attend. Aircraft propellar blades are usually made of hollow forgings cl alloy steel containing one to Iwo per cent uit. •«.-}.——■ DRESSED * DRAWN YOUNG TENDER .• e ^ e e o e a o e e t e e e a e M e e e * LUSCIOUS GOLDEN R IP S j Bananas " 3 l FRESH CRISP W ESTERN Although wild canaries sing, their songs are not as beautiful aa tboas of tha tamed canaries. 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Renfro and assistant leader, Mrs. Ralph Betts. Members invested are left to right, Patti Jones, Ellen Betts, Jessica Buudinot, Sandra Graitam. Second row Cheryl Johnson, Donna Brooks, Cynthia Stringfiald. Elaine Owens, Cathy Ryals and back row, Marcia Meyer, Wanda Perkins, Nancy Brooks, Linda Cullunt, Jane Mero and Cynthia Lcnnard. (Herald Photo) (Distributor) n WASHINGTON (UPI) The Sen­ ate is today expected to approve ■ compromise version of Presldent Kennedy's program to cut down the feed grain surplus. ' The bill, designed to trim sur­ pluses by raising support prices for farmers who cut their acraage by 20 per cent or more, was passed by the House Tuesday. It wss worked out in s joint conference commute after both chambers originally passed dif­ fering versions. It retains the AN INVESTITURE CEREMONY wan held for new members of Brownie mat. In hla outline of what ia in•orporated in auch a plan, MeKibbin listed neighborhood treat­ m ent. This waa defined as a na­ tural area, which la homogeneous ag to economic status and social Strata, with adequate accesa to parka, playgrounds, schools church• a and a nearby shopping arcs. Rehabilitation areas, another phase of the planning, waa explain­ ed aa being comprised of older •re a a and rental districts near commercial areas, although, he added that net all older homas ■sad rahabiUtatiaa aa aoma homes a n wall cared for and maintained k f their owner*. Redevelopment areas, McKibbin defined as areas with' outdoor ptambiag, substandard living con­ ditions ia grossly inadequate houstog. Urban renewal provides the adsw ar ta this program, ha said, 1 s t when U was proposed formertot tha stats waa not eligible to daoalva the arbah renewal funds Iram Mia federal .government beMatts* the state lacked the permissive legislation necessary to al­ ia * Ife* city to apply for the Pederal funds. . 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Am erica'* Favorite Bleoeh 2 !« 41* Gives New Life To Complexion whole Kernel Corn Red Devil 5.00 or more Food Order Facila Soap No. 303 Cans Limit 2 plea 3 1.00 “ Astor Frozen GREEN PEAS 5 1 CREAM PIES 2 89* Frozen PECAN PIES ... 59* PVgi Merton's Banana, Butterscotch, Coconut or Lemon Treodo Fobufou* Deteraent J Pilltbevy W hite, Yellow or Devil Food t / / 1__ l 1 _________________ 1 V ‘ 1• ________ * I H— .... ■EH I H i �w* •> ' t'. Encouraging Signs . ■ - (D sw i CUbby: "Smile!" lit There were acvcral encouraging signs in nn an­ nouncement by the Atlantic Coast-LineRailroad Mon­ day. One, that a piggyback Operation is due to get un­ derway in Sanford next week oh the ACL property near Flench Ave. x Thia will IncIudejMlh building of track* and ramps on the site for movement of American Motors Corp. ve­ hicles from Wisconsin to Sanford on tri-level flat cars to be distributed to other Florida destinations by motor transport. ACL officials also,pointed out again.'that-piggy­ back operation plans have been’under considaratJen for Some time for use in transport of citrus fruits. . However, more important—the start of this opera­ tion is one indication that the ACL meant it when of. ficials said that the railroad has no intention of cur­ tailing service through Sanford. DEAR ABBY: What do you do about a. teacher who doesn’t do her job? My daugh­ ter is in the fifth grade and is failing in her work. She brings home papers th at some child has corrected and everything in marked wrong. Unless I, and the rest of my family, have forgotten everything we ever learned in school, a good portion of her answers were right. Still the teacher accepts the grade by a mere child. We ueed to grade each other's papers once in a while when I went to school, but the teach­ er always went over the papers again her#elf. Don’t tell me to talk to tha taacher because -I have tried that, end she is either herd of hearing or doesn't care. ANGRY PARENT WORRY CLINIC by Dr. G. W. Crane DEAR ANGRY: Give the teacher one more chance. Write her a note telling her that you would like to talk to her before you talk to the principal. I think you'll find her hearing improved. Jackie's caie seen i pantiag to Us paresis bet is crystal clear Is e payehatogttL H Is best is vaeelaate yser cMM sta le st this tragedy by f ts S-fatd pUa setilaed below. E ; parosto pet th o a u e lm la fldrea’s shoes, they’d why Jackie's grades are grammar school. H«* felt like nobinson Crusoe, socially, al­ though he was now surrounded by hundreds of kids In a grade school of 1,800 enrollment. "Buck up," his fsthcr gruffly reassured him, when he had acted blue and unhappy, "for this la a fine city." But that advlca still didn't pro­ duce a close pal for Jackie, nor did It make him feci better ac­ quainted with hts teachers. What Jackie needed was quick hrtp from hla father and mother In making friends with kids in bis own city block. Here is what hla parents should have done when they reached the new city: (1) Take Jackie to Sunday School and meet his teacher there. (I) Find out the names of children of Jackie's age who live near by and concoct some ex­ cuse to let Jackie invite them to a party. Call it a modernised version of tha old "house warming" or take advantage of Valentine's Day, a birthday, Hallowe'en or any ap­ propriate calendar holiday. But don't even wait for the calendar. Hatch up any conven­ ient excuse to have a party within Ihe first week, If not tha second day In the new environ­ ment. (3) Add social status to your child by letting him invite two or three special pals to a movie or circus or ball game. Daddy and Mother should go out of their way to chaperone a car load of youngsters on this occa­ sion. (4) .This Is tha one time when a litge over-indulgence of your child may be justifiable, for a bicycle or d o g 'o r pony or fancy baseball mitt will help add social atatua to your youngster and help him gat included more rap­ idly In tha comaraderie of the neighborhood. • CASE H-438: Jackie B.. aged ' U. L a iby. brflliaot child. ' "Df. Crane," bis mother, be­ gan, "Jackie ussd to b e a stralcbt 'A ' pupil. "Now his mart** a rt UUtng sad ho scomi to hats school. He tries to avoid starting out in the morning by complaining of vari­ ous' aches and pains. , "Yesterday bo had a bad head­ ache. This morning blr stomach h u rt "Why does ha hats school so HONOLULU — (NEA) — The much, for ho used to bo very most exciting story In Hawaii to­ land of It before wa moved Into day Is not the building boom this new neighborhood Isit fall." that la turning Waikiki into an­ Many a busy mao gats a pro­ other Miami Beach or tha nsw motion and is suddenly sent into Honolulu office building with tha e eaw territory. So bo novas his one • complete - revolution • per • family to e different town. hour penthouse restaurant. Because he la preoccupied It la the new East-Welt Center frith his own duties and may be at University of Hawaii. teth er quick to make friends, K baa only 100 foreign stu­ tfq e c la liy If be la a salesman), dents enrolled now. Its projection M - never dreams that his wife la to havo 2,000 by 1I69-8I, with m ay grow lonely or that his 1,000 new students admitted children may bo reared by tha every year for two-year courses gtrangs neighborhood. of study. <That was Jackie's problem. Ha There will be 1,600 from as feed grown np with neighboring many countries of Asia as poita p s la the small town from slble. Mixed with them will be which ho had suddenly been up­ 400 from the United States. rooted. For the purpose of the center Hll paU ware Uka members of la not Just to teach Asian* tha his ■own family, for they had American way of Ufa. Equally been In kindergarten together. Important will be teaching tb* Aad even Us teachers wars Americana the Asiatic way of Ufa Ilka relatives, for they Attended —language, customs, problems, the same church in that small solutions—In a real, two-way In* town, so be bad known them lerchange. long before he. reached their In this -respect the center here classrooms. will differ greatly from Moscow's Out of that happy, friendly Friendship University, whose pur­ •m all town, JacU a was suddenly pose Is to sail the Communist uprooted and transplanted In a way of life. atrangs city. At the East-Wsst Canter, there Ha didn't know a single boy will be no aegregatod interna­ a t girl. H r had «ere» p ,;r ta il> I— TL: wedding ring was used by tional students' bo*.»f. The.y wllL aieo-any ol-U>o: leaef.»r»-ln-‘h tt.lC h rim » n i a s s r l y . j i VI be thrown- together to create an International community. In the final three to nine SIDE GLANCES b y Galbraith months of the course, the plan Is to hava the Aslan students come to tbo Americas mainland far a look around in their fields of special Interest. And tbo Ameri­ can students will be sent to Asia. Tha center Is *o new it doesn't as yet have a head. Dr. Ralph Bunch* is being suggested for tha job. Dr. Murray Trumbull of University of Hawaii is acting By Peter Edson bead, and has don* much to gat it started. Faculty Js being re crulted world-wide. Policies for the center will be developed by University of Ha wall's board of regents, which has Just been reconstituted with new and younger blood, brains, and idaaa. Idea for the center was born In Hawaii about three years ago. Hawaii put up 40 per cent of Its cash surplus—about a million dollars—to get it started. But the Idea was too big for ons state to handle. Right out of the blue. In IBM, Democratic San. Lyndon Johnaon of Texas picked up tb* idea, and made a spaech in favor of tha East-West Center for Hawaii. This Idea could well be his great­ est monument. Congress appropriated $10 mil­ lion to gat it on ita feet. The plan now la for three main programs: First is the undergraduate stu­ dent program, outlined briefly above. Each scholarship, will be for about $9,300 a year. T bit Will cover everything — travel, tuition, living. Second will be a senior scholar nrnfc* m. organised ratio of 1 Allan to 1 Westerner They win be KcruTted'to 'tra in teachera for new courses, to think, to plan educational dtvilopm tnt asd to do multinational researchThis research may b* conduct­ ed at other universities—^London School of Economics, Leyden, Tokyo or wherever a job can bast be done. Tb* third program will be technical training of specialists, and here Hawaii has unique ad­ vantages to offer. CROSSROADS OF THE WORLD If : N-e-d F-l-l-t-g-l-b-b-o-n. Of Iqte, a lot of people have been wondering whatever be­ came of Nedfud. Well, 1 will till yuu. He still llte i and breathe*. And atlll If hopelessly confused and bemused by American cus­ toms and tha strange language "Might as wall faoa It—I'm getting old. t spent tha day spoken by the natives of these downtown and all iIV u i f i t w a a i a pair• ' * ....... ‘ part*. afeia ahoail" For Instance. H# think* A.W.O.C. means "American Way of U fa." And K i t A—Wad. Mar. 22, 1961 gfr toasrtarh jg j jS that tbo national drink la gin " w s t m wistlow, stator — rwm*»*r rummy. ttras.es a. e m a ils , is m a iis f au asw Ons reader look a violent dis­ . a t * Tsusi cacsuA r amean » t— t— aas— aaasitr ■an— like to Mr. Sklbbn, especially hi* manner of speech, and demanded h>a hand on a platter. Nodfud, bo patta* OMrtw *f, taiu at u . r .a t SM w •! said, was an Insult to the entire Australian nation, which am atad Ska am a t C—gvee* •> B ank B, ISTS. • f Ska Causa n s w «<fetch la aalSUaS a c tio - the dickens out of Mr. Sklbbn, a# all aka toaal aa«rt grtaue UUIa who considered himself a nice, plain, ordinary, fair dinkum cob­ ber and could see nothing wrong la tha way b* spoke. A abower of lettere poured in, defending Mr. Sklbbn. Aad many came from Australians. Only on* attacked him, and that was Mr. Blancnatcr Moodmccd. HU signa­ ture la written u an alaaaat it* legible acrawl. I t m id bo Blaxeaodar Hand* weed. Or Jlaicaato r Herd rood. rtf..' ' ■ * ' tor’* lecture on the importance of bodily cleanliness—pray for an early summer. * Or Flaneander Moondried Mr. Moondrood—I do wish peo­ ple would write their names more clearly—la not raally mad at Mr. Sklbbn. Ha is mad at ma. Cblafly, be saya, because I coufu»ed Aus­ tralian money with Engllib money. It happened this way. Nadfud, I reported, wai utter­ ly bewildered by American nick•U and dlpes. And yearaod aloud for the currency of his own coun­ try. which was so much simpler. Mistakenly thinking that the money used Down Under was ex­ actly the same as that in Dear Old Blighty, I took It upon my­ self to explain Australia's cur­ rency, like this: Two ape knees made a penny, aU penal** mad* a tanaar, two taaa*rs mad* a bob, 10 bob* maka art a nicker, and two nrf nickers made a blooming quid. An Ohio, man broke a plats glass window to staal a watch and a judga gays him aaven years of bad luck. • • • A thermostat keeps the heuaa too warm for half the family and too hot for tbo other half. • • • An Oklahoma boy wa* aapellad from school for cutting off to n e of a girl's hair. What Urns* little snipe will del 0 0 0 lea skating doesn't com* ooay to oomo people, the hardest fa n at it being tbo ice. It is a rural Stall. Its develop ment and underdevelopment are assets. It is highly mechanised In. sugar and pineapple culture field pork. But It also has many "m ud” farmers, tilling small tracts of an acre or two, as in Asia. This la where "Peace Corps" recruits can best be trained. Hawaii Is like a small country. It can show how to combat tub­ erculosis or organise p o l i c e forcer, or collect statistics and study the effects of particular reforms. Aslan students can be made to feel at bom t In multiracial Ha wall, where they might be lost in Stanford, Wisconsin, Havard or M.I.T.—which are too advanced for the underdeveloped countries. A four-man task force under Prof. John M. Stalker, an Ohioan of 37 who Is head of University of Hawaii's overseas operations program, has recanlly returned from a three-month trip through 17 Aslan countries from Kora* to Pakistan. Tb* group aurvayed Asian universities and interviewed educators to learn what should go into tha center’s curriculum. Stalker has also just concluded an Afro-Ailan student leaders' conference at University of Ha­ waii. Ha Ju n f-S J -ttte from' z r countries on tha campus for six weeks. Some of them had led riots against their governments. Tbalr subject at Hawaii war, "Tha Role of the University In a Developing Country." It Is out of raw material like this that tbo future of tbo EastWest Center here Is to be shaped. It Is something to watch, for it it bound to be an inspiring devel­ opment. By William Drury This, said Mr. Mtangroad, was all wrong. "In tb* local vernacular," h* wrote, "three pennies make a trey, two treys make a sack, two tacks make n deeaer, five deanera make a caser, four casers make a quid, five quid maka a spin, adn 10 quid maka a brick.” So now you know. If you should visit Australia this summer for tha Sydney State Fair, ba sure to take a lot of brickr. And give my lovo to Mr. Alexander MacDonald of the Sydney Daily Telegraph. I have. Juit figured out bis name. DEAR WIFE AND FAMILY: There ia something wrong with a grown man who is afraid of soap and water. If you can’t get your "sweetheart" to listen to a doc- * 1:0* (S) a o ’clock Movt# • THURSDAY A . M. 1:11 (2) Bign On lit* (21 Continental Claaaratm (»l ADO Nawa 7:00 (t) Today TiSO (0) Sign On— Waatfeor. Wows T ill (i) Farm Market lU peri T ill (S) Today (0) Waka Up Cartoon* ItOO (01 CBS Nawa Itaport I lls (I) Captain Kangaroo S:St i l l W eatber aad Nawa 1:10 (2) Today 1:1% (S) Countdown Nawa 1:10 C l Tha Vlaltara (1) n o n p ar Steam IIA fII LAST DAY FIGHT FILMS! PHONE PA S-ltlS Now Showing At 7:00 4 10:80 Tam Ewell Jayao Maasfield "TUB GIRL CANT HELP IT" P A T T E R S ON JOHANSSON STARTS TOMORROW la Technicolor F titiriii Fate Domino - Tbo Platltro Little Rkhoid 4 Hood 4 Other Rock 74 Roll Stars Co-Pootaro At SiM "RIVER'S EDGE" Ray MUtaod Anthony Quinn Dobra Pago* • la Color STARTS SUNDAY STARTS PRI. 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Now* 8(00 11:11 (I) Hollywood Movie Cavalcade (I) Channtl 0 Theater l:S0 11:10 (t) Jack Tear 1:00 (I) Nawa 8:0* * CONFIDENTIAL TO "VERY MUCH AFRAID": There Is nothing to fear. Had your friend been even slightly infectioui, she would not havo been discharged from the TB hospital. Therefore, it is far safer to associate with her then someone whdR has nevar had a chant X -ray. . . and could be one of the estimated 100,000 Americana Vrelking around with active TB and doesn’t know I t Television Tonight WEDNESDAY P . M. * DEAR HURT: You did exactly w h a ^ you should have done—minus the red face. The embarrassment you felt should have been for HER, not yourself. M b JA b W oman: It often Isn’t essy for a man to compete successfully for a wo­ man’s full attention. Women momentarily find many thlnga more fadnatlag than a man's conversation. For lnstaaco: Tha conversation at the next table when the two are dining la a restaurant. Women are bora eav­ * DEAR ABBY: At a family get-together (at the home of a sister-in-law) I offered to help her clear the table after dinner. She said, "Thanks a lot—I’d rather do i l l myaalf—then# ain’t my PLASTIC dishes, you taow." Abby, I fait like two cents. Maybe my dishes aren't as good as hers, but I con certainly carry dishes from the table to the link without breaking them. I ju it stood there, red in the face, and didn't say a word. What should I have done? HURT • POLITICAL NOTEBOOK From Sydney, Australia, comes a letter from a Mr. Blancaster Moodmccd. Mr. Moodtnead, a journalist of that parish, wishes to set me right in a certain m atter concerning bis compatriot and my very good friend, Nadfud Sklbbn of Down Under. You remember Nedfud Sklbbn. He spells his name rather odd- • DEAR ABBY: My husband it 62 years old and for the last six months we have been trying to get him to take a bath. He wears the same shirt, socks and underwear for three wceka straig h t He insists they are not dirty. I have to aneak his clothes out of hia room when he’e asleep in order to launder them. He claims it is too cold to take a bath or shower. Ha does wash hla h a n d s nnd fa c e when he gets u p in the morning. He is a real sweetheart in every other way. Wo’ve tried everything. Whet now? WIFE AND FAMILY By Abigail Von Buren THURSDAY P . M. (t) St Canto S* Tea (0) Saar ah F ar Ternary** <$t xum»*r 'fi-aaa «\_a<tl4ta* JU rM ( t) n b c Nawa supers (*> Fean* (0) Dr. Nudaan’p Sm t i I Journal (1) Ahaul Faaoo (0) As Tha w orld Turn* (I) Playheua* I ( i) Jan Murray Shaw (0) Full Clral* (1) Tour Day In c a a rt (t) Loretta Young (0) Ota (Family Claaalca (*) Stand T* Reality (!) T aunt Dr. Malaaa <0> Millionaire (*> Quaan F ar A Day 8(11 (D F ra n Thar# Stoat* (1) Tha Vardlet la Taura (*) Wh* Da You Truat 4:*0 (D Mab* Itoam F ar Dadty By Ruth Mines pats bar hair, applies fresh lip£ stick and checks bar eye s h a d o o f A mors attractive woman. When a head-turning womaa enters a public place bo man has his femi­ nine companion's full attention un­ til aha h at inspected the other woman as objectively aa though aha were a fashion model—mental­ ly estimating tha cost of her cloth­ es, carefully checking her coif­ fure, and arriving at a pretty a c £ curate guess as to her age. A celebrity —any, celebrity. If timra is a celebrity in tha gather­ ing tha proman present aren’t going to b# looking a t tbalr companions. They are, sure as shooting, going te ba looking a t the celebrity— Staring up impressions with which to regale their friend*.A twwly decorated shop window. Though there it a m an a t b e £ aida tha woman who la looking a t a display of tantalizing cloth** a r furniture is way off in a world at b ar own—mentally fitting a dress in to 'h e r own wardrobe a t a chair Into her awn living room. And it doesn't m atter a t all that ah* has no r a il Intention of ever purchasing altbar. Sha may ba ju*t playing'* game—but momen­ tarily lt'a m ere fascinating (bad# anything h sr eampanion happens to ba laying. Thera era m«ra a y«-openers tor you In Ruth M illttt’a "How. to Hava a Happy Husband." Sand 23 cants to Ruth Millett Reader Servlet, c/o (Name Paper), P.O. Box 488, Dept. A, Radio City Staties, New Yack It, N. Y. Thera are mare than 5,700 xalPi tonnes af regulation ala* ia tha United States. (4) Bright*? mar (I) AmarUaa B a a ta u a t a its 41) t o t a l aura* (I) Edga a f HighS t i t ! (S) H e ra t Hallywafel an* (D * o'claak Mavis (S> Unala Walt ( t) P opart Flayhauaa S :lt ( l) Quick Draw McOraw. (*) Reeky aaa Nls m a i d s t v r e n t a l "1" Seminole TV O ar Tkhe Checker la a f e r i Ave. F A 2-4128 �S m* fixm tirS Sfrralff 1961—V is * - * Convenient Stores 1100 W. 13th ST., 4th & SANFORD AYE, orth Orlando Land Owners Organize By MONA GIt INSTEAD North Orlando resident* of both e incorporated and unincorpor•4 areas met Monday in the A ge Hall to organise an asso* ition which will be representse of all property owners. W. W. Anderson, serving as ting chairman, led the infor■1 open discussion, calling for tws from the audience on why HIS QUEEN-alzetl E aster gg is coming to Mrs. Jncueline Kennedy as the pree-foot-tnll g ift of a Laris confectioner. lrs. Richard Hart, publicity irman of tha Sanford Boat 1 Ski Club, said today that mben definitely again will ve free coffee and donuli to persona making tha Silvar Jar Cniiae. leparture for the crulae this r, she reported, baa been set about 10 a.m., April 7, at Sanford Boat Ramp where refreshment committee will |at work. lub funds received a big at Monday, she said, when Chamber of Commerce doid ISO to the club for the reihment committee and also lie a cash donation towards le money for the annual St. ns River Marathon ached1 May 7. 1 an organization Is needed; wheth- • donated by merchants of the im­ or or not to incorporate; a name mediate and adjoining shopping for the group and means and areas. methods of keeping such a group Jack Riddley got free games at active in all civic and social Fern Park's Mini-Bowl; Helmly affairs. got tickets to Prairie Lake DriveF. Stewart ITelmly In opening* In movie; Shook, a box of candy discussion, stated “ an organiza­ from Stuckeys; Helen Msxwell, tion such as this should bring five gallons of gas from Warren's residents of the entire area to­ Sinclair Station in Casselberry; gether . . . it should s e n e as a Anderson, a homemakers stool sounding board to help solve from Sheppard's Rexall Drug personal problem! of the individ­ Store in Casselberry; C. H. Sut­ ual homeowners as well as com­ ton, a Blushing Bride hibiseus munity civic problems. Any dele­ plant from the Wagon Wheel Nur­ gation of a civle organization al­ sery on Hwy. 17-12; Sarah ways carries more weight in Proudy, four ticekts to Ministate, county and city matters Bowl and Bob Stephenson, a than does an individual group of philodendron plant from Wagon Wheel. citizens acting independently.'' Mrs. Jack Riddley, stating her opinions on bow beat to get such a group organized and working' said “if residents are encouraged to come out to social functions such as picnics, barbecues, fish frya, etc., eventually the political aspect and representation will take hold." llelmly, in answer stressed “ in all activity, let's don't be divid­ ed . . . let's be one group . . . we're aO neighbors In and out of the city limits and we should all be members of ONE civic organ­ ization." A suggested title of “North Or­ lando Property Owners Assn." was agreed on by those present at the Mondky meeting, however, at the suggestion of Anderson, resident! decided to hold three more consecutive meetings esch Monday at the Hall before com­ pleting final plans of organiza­ tion. It is hoped, he said, that at least some of the next meetings can be held outdoors. Robert Dean was appointed to invite a representative from a neighboring town, which has just completed formation of a civic whin you do... visit association, to speak before next FAMILY! If you nud Monday's meeting. William Shook was asked to look into the legal UP TO $600 aspects of incorporating the phom: FAJrfu 2*4612 group and to investigate the ad­ bafore noon toamn|« vantage* aAd disadvantages of for moniy th« sami day! incorporation. Anderson w a s unanimously Cm*Tm M lteMMr elected as temporary chairman Nocofoo rtx-M* with Mrs. Jack Riddley to be act­ $120.00 $7.00 ing secretary. 11X00 I 11JS At the close of the business 22000 I DBS session, the chairman read a 31100 1XM 2400 412.00 statement from Mayor Frank 512.00 3200 Fasula saying “ Your association will have my full cooperation and that of the council in any activ­ ity and project it wishes to spon­ sor." He also advised that a local radio station has promised un­ IIMANCI SIRVICC, IN C limited assistance in making spot i II mM announcements to help “ get things going.” , 125 South Park Avanu* Social activity at the first Phont:FAir(ix 2-411! meeting was in the form of an Sanford, Flsride awards program with all gifts SIMMkMARKf IS CO M PARE! YOU C A N T Swift’s Arrow R am bler N ew t la foo d ! M arch Salaa am ru n n in g a t a n a if - f f m e n c o rd rate . T h a t'a rig h t! More people b o u fh t H a m b le n in th e first th ird of M arch th a n In a n y sim ilar period In R a m b le r history I Yea—R am bler leads th e econom ic upewlng aa m ore c ar htiycrs discover th a t R am bler Excellence gives a bonus on every car dollar they Invest* CHUCK CHUCK ROUND BONE SHOULDER SHOULDER ROUND SIRLOIN FRESH CHICKEN HERMAN’S ORANGE BRAND SMOKED HERMAN’8 ORANGE BRAND WIENERS S FLORIDA CRYSTALS (LIM IT 1 WITH 15.00 ORDER EXCLUDING TOBACCOS) REDWOOD PLANTATION MEAL OR POTTED MEAT SARDINES ___ ___ SAUSAGE Rambler la better than the Mg c an and HAMMER offa n S distinct sizes of compact c a n NAMatER i t votad moat troublefree by ow nen tio n . . .C eram ic-A rm ored m nM er a n d tailpipe designed to fa r o u t­ last ordinary m u f t e n RAMBLER'S l i e i l l ECONOMY proved by I I y e a n a n d 31 billion alve qu ality features a s Deep-Dip rustprooflng way u p to th e roof... rattle-free Single-U nit construe- c ar for six t-f o o te n RAMBLER HAS toi resale value proved by official U YA M S 3 “"59 BREAD iL 29 • h e re o f th e new c a r •alee heights? Because only SOUTHERN SUPER VALUE DUKE’S m arket. Why does R am bler continue to SEE ALL FCY. LONG GRAIN JAY BIRD VIENNA Ram bler m eans business! R ight now, R am bler d e a te n are o u t afte r even m ore sales w ith th e kind of falr-and-squarc liberal deala th a t c a r b u y e n c a n 't afford to pass by. Used car prices have firm ed. T h a t m eans your present c ar le w orth m om in trade now on a new R am bler. C om pact cars are c ap tu rin g an ovtr-i BRER RABBIT OR MAINE OIL HOLSUM PEANUT 8HURF1NE VANILLA N ew Is A G ood T im s T o B u y I Young Steers EVERY PIECE GUARANTEED TO RE TASTY AND TEN DER t 1 leading The Upswing! RAMBLER MARCH SALES AT ALL-TIME RECORD HIGH! M A T C H TH ESE PRICES! FANCY RED FRESH GREEN U. S. NO. 1 FANCY v <(• A s k Y o u r N e i g h b o r A b o u t H i s W om b l o r He’ll tell you w hy dealers sell twice oe m an y com pact c a n par dealer as m oat o th e r dealer groups. And your R am bler dealer can give you • b e tte r deni o n th e beat of th e com pacts. Drive R am bler—world stan d ard of com pact c ar excellence! H A M SU N M A L M S A SS D E A L IN G I C O M E I N TOBAYI “33" Bleach HI He B ILL H EM PH ILL MOTORS Crackers M aietlniTi qts. 17c Applesauce 3(3 2/37c (’Usnssr 1 lb. 35c Ajax Reg.2/33c �. 9 tjr fctnfnrfi IfrralB SoroFity Welcomes Rushee Forest City Girls Celebrate A t Birthday Dance family reunion for them ae they do not often g st to visit. Another congenial group enjoy* Ing a relaxing get together and dinner in the pleaaant atmoephere of the Ranch were Or. and Mr*. Leonard Mumon and daughter, Kathle and Dr. and Mr*. D. H. Mather*, with children Eleanor and Albert. A LOVELY GIRL with a head *ta rt in tha wonderful world of fashion i* Ml** Joy Dugger, 14year old ninth grade atudent a t Sanford Junior High. Her talenta have brought her many honor* and many compllmenta lately. The winner In the Junior Dial■Ion of the Sanford Woman'* Club Dressmaking ConUit recently with BARBARA FLYNT her attractive three-piece outfit, AN ENVIABLE YOUNG LADY »he wa* awarded a beautiful white ia Ml** Barbara Flynt who leave* Friday by plan*, for New York and thence by Jet airliner to Frank­ fort, Germany, She will be making a threemonth* vi*lt with her mother, Mr*. Haiel Flynt, who I* librarian at tha Army dependents achool In Baumholder, Germany. They have planned a full achedute of eighteeelng trip* all over Europe and the fir*t trip, taking advantage of • long Easter vacation for Mr*. Flynt w ill'take them to Italy for 4 week'* tour of th at colorful country and back by way of Bwitnorland. On weekend tour* in April and May In the new little Volkiwagen th a t Mr*. Flynt ha* pureha»*d they Will taka in tha historic alghU and landmark* in Germany, with JOY DUGGER t aide trip to romantic Vienna, Auatria, a country rich in the his- and eilvar bracelet, atudded With tory of *ong and mualc, nnd the rhlneetonee and |B. native land of aaveral of HollyHer triumph In the local contact wood'a md*t gtamouroua atar*. sent her to the district meet a t tha In June, when achool I* out, they Woman'* Club In Wlntar Park, will leave the continent fdr a trip whert she again won f ir it place to England and the other countrie* and a tewing kit. in tha Britlah I»l**, Scotland, Next stop waa tha state Contest Wale* and Ireland. In Miami, which was a run-off ha"I am taking two camera*," eay* tween the top ttn district winner* Barbara, "and expect to have both in tha state. Accompanied by her of them going Ilka mad all tha parenti, Mr. and Mr*. H. 8. Dug­ lime. I know I aha 11 go broke buy- ger, and a friend, Mary Scott, Joy Jag film!" traveled to Miami for thla exciting In July, Barbara will return to adventure, where ehe came out tha State* and her Job a t Flrat with aa honorable mention. Federal Saving* and Loan, where While in Miami for fojir day*, aha ha* worked aa a teller for the the Dugger* and Mary enjoyed ps»* five ytava. M-re. r ^ n t will re ­ Churlng" Ute~ city and alghtaeainc turn soon after with tha Military and especially a shopping ipre* Air Transport Service. In the fabulous shop* of tha glit­ "The nearer comes the time to tering gold coast of Miami. go, the more excited 1 get!" eay* Joy’a winning costume consisted pretty Barbara. "I have my pass­ of a dr***, m srsib la coat and a port, my reservation* and my bags hat. The dreaa waa mad* of ray­ packed and I can hardly wait to on taff*ta, whit* background with get startedl" a cocoa brown and green print. Tha Vaya con Dioe, Barbara, you coat waa mad* of cocoa brown Re­ lucky girl! gatta material, lined with tha tarn* malarial aa tha drees, and tha hat FROM LAKELAND corns* word waa made to match tha coat. It th at Sherlene Shepard, daughter wae a (tunning outfit and with It of Mr, and M ri. E. J . Shepard of aha wore brown accessorial. SD09 Oak Ave, and a member of Although »h* is a first year last year’s graduating claaa a t hum* *conotnlca student under Seminole High, ia a new pledge of Ml** Shirley Stacurd, ah* wa* Phi Mu sorority nt Florida South­ taught to »*w by her mother, ern College, following lb* annual who makes all of her own and Spring Rush Week. Joy'* clothing, most of which th*y design th*m**lv*s. She started MRS. DOROTHY BOLLINGER ••wing when sha was 1,0 year* old of Sanford waa Joined for dinner and ha* been an ap t pupiL ^ the MQ Ranch ever tha week­ With auch a talented motherend by her eon, Jimmy, of Orlan­ daughter sawing team, w* won­ do, who I* a teacher in an Orlando der If they aver say, "I haven’t high achooL I t was a sort of n a thing to wearl” Mrs. Virginia Anderson Honored A nd Presented Gifts By OES Members o( Seminole Chapter No. g. Order of Eastern Star, honored Mrs. Virginia Anderson at tha regular meeting, last wank, in Masonic Hall, Mrs. Anderson, a Saniord resi­ dent la Grand In'truetor of Dis­ trict M. She was escorted through the arch to tha E ast aad atranadad with a paraphrasing of "Tbs Balia of St. Mary," axlrolllng her virtu** aad merits. •ovoral of the chapter! present­ ed nourtesles ia her honor and a Ian presented bar with gifts, In- New Arrivals Leslie R u y t i N . president of tha Fast It abba's dab. U pa antral each officer was proa a fta h ro rk corsets, is beiatagwith tha Patrick’s day a a his new grandson and stayed overnight. Friday. Ha and Mr*. Grows returned to their boat, Saturday. Thirty-three friends of Miss Connie Pruitt and Miss Marla Jones,, helped to celebrate their fifteenth birthday, at the Pruitt home on Forest Lake Drive;.Forest City, Saturday' svening. Dancing was snjoyed from S p.m. to 12 o’clock, lh c honoree't mothers, Mrs. Lenord Jones Sr., and Mrs. Wiliism D. McGinnis served a buffet lunch. Those attending the party were, Judy Pruitt, Brenda Petty, Laurce Deans, Cheyr) Werley, Shells Lundtmrg, Lynn Ellen Deans, Bet­ ty Lou Field, Ssndra Unley, Sue Bartle, Brenda Moncrlef, Gale Palmer, Sigrid Tspperson, Grace Hulbcrt, Doug Bartle. Barry Bartle, Barry Griffith, Bill Gobel, Bill Van Pelt, BUI Agees, BUI Toonk, Frank Brown, John SuUivan, Ralph Wlnfre, Carl Stcvans, Jimmy Doiler, Mark Epplnger, La Rue Blamer, Dick Bslmar, Freddls Grant, Richard De Fraxio, Joe Zeckowskl, Brand Westerman and Allen Blrkenmcycr. Members of the Gamma Lambda Chapter of Beta Sigma, sorority, have been honoring the rusbees with various parties during the past few weeks. Mrs. Gerald Covington was host­ ess to the "Model" meeting at her home on Pioecrest Drive and rushees were invited to attend. Mri. Covington, Mr. Burt ReTela and Mrs. Bill Rivero, pres­ ented the program on "People.” They pointed out six ways to make people like you. Mrs. Clyde Robertson, vice presi­ dent and rush captain, gave the scope of Beta Sigma Phi and several traditions for the bene­ fit of. Mrs. Eli White, tha only rushee present. Mrs. Tom Largen, president, an­ PRESIDENT, MRS. THOMAS LARGEN. left, and Vice President, Mrs. Clyde Robertson, welcome rtmhcc, Airs. Ell White to model meeting of Gamma Lambda Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. (Herald Photo) Officers Visit A t Sheafer Home The Col. Theodore Roosevelt Auxiliary No. 3, to United Spanish War Veterans met at the home of Mrs. Mae Sheafer, 113 Elm Ave., for the monthly session. Mrs. Mary Jameson presided In the absence of the president, Mary Plafflln, who was ill. 8peclal guest for the evening was Department President, Esther Lafaver, of Orlando, who paid her official visit to tha group. Also present was Mrs, Lillian Dickin­ son, St. Cloud, department parlia­ mentarian. Delegates were named to attend the state convention to be held at the McAllister Hotel, in Miami, May 14 to 17. Members of Camp 13 Joined the auxUlary members and guests for refreshment* and a social hour, following tha meeting. Friendship League U n: DeBary Club Hear Passion Play Talk By MRS. ADAM MULLER The DeBary Woman’s Club met Friday afternoon i t the Commun­ ity Center, Mrs. WaUace Gabler presided and welcomed the mem­ bers and guests. During the business session, Mrs. Gaston Crosby was named chair­ man of th* nominating committee. Working with Mrs. G. Crosby, will be Mrs. Talman Van Arsdale and Mrs, George Croake. One new member, Mrs. John Dtick was welcomed by Mrs. Adam Muller in the absence of the membership chairman, Mrs. Eli Yoder. Program Chairman, Mrs. Wil­ liam Fidler, Introduced Duane Webster of Delray Beach, who spoke about the "Passion Play" presented by players in the BavacIan Alps. Mr. Webster has visited the area many times and gave a resume of the lives of the people who wait all year, to appear in the play. He said that "in 1632 a plague swept through the town, and the Monks at prayer vowed, that if they wer* delivered from this pla­ Auxiliary nounced that the state convent n will be held In Ft. Lauderdale, 19 to 21. i ' The nominating committee t iseated a slstc of officers for e coming year which will be v< d on at the next meeting. Officers nominated were > «. Clyde Robertson, president; 4 i. Clarke Bruestle, vice preside j Mrs. Joe Dennison, recording ^ cretary; Mrs. Don Smith, coi responding secretary; and W. W. Horne, treasurer. dit A committee was appointed!! select candidates for the girl|< the year. Mrs. Bob McKee named chairman of the comm s and serving with her will be Rivero, Mrs. Stuart Stetson, Don Hamner, Mrs. Glenn. McfU and Mrs. Dennison. gue, they would put on a •ion Play" every year. This have done except during the years. At the close of the talk, re fiments were served, with he • ses, Airs. Chester Resrlck Laura Platt Brown pouring ilisted by Airs. R. Boyd; Alrf. Grumbach, Airs. R. Porier Glynn Smith, Airs. R. McGeF. Kellner and Mrs. A. K. * G . The buffet table was ov< d with antique lace cloths, ed with a floral arrangeme; white flowers in a bed qj j a fern, and flanked by crystal dlesticks with tall green t* Trays of tea sandwiches, crystal appointments comifd the table. The Parliamentarian, Mrs. old Fanning read the by-laws, 1 greeting guests at the door i >, Mrs, R. Henderson, Airs. C I. Butler and Airs. H. Lasher. The Pentagonn, in Wasblnn) is the world ’• largest o ft building ______ : 1‘ Sponsoring Bake Sale Saturday T bt Friendship League of the Congregational Christian Church 1* sponsoring a rummage and bake ■ale, Saturday at to t Sanford Ave., tha former location of the Sanford Shoe Center. Starting lime is a a.m. AfruT W. W. Liu* 1* in charge of arrange­ ments. Anyone wishing tto donate rummage may call Mrs. Merrill Robinson, league president, or Mrs. Clyde Stinson. Oviedo Personals By MARIAN R. JONES Mr. and Mrs. Alton Karncll, of Jacksonville, were recent visitors of his mexher, Mrs. E. A. Farncll. Word has been received that Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ragsdale and family, bava sold their California home and will be moving to St. Paul, Minn., where Bob has ac­ cepted a position with RemingtonRtnd Rev. and Mr*. Harold H. Link, of Carabcll and formerly of Oviedo were visiting around with friends, last week. Rev, Link is a former pastor of tha Oviedo Baptist Church. Frtddi* Robbins, soo of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Robbins and Judge Theodore Aulla are both still con­ fined to tbt. Wlntar Park Memorial Hospital. I Grandpa Lawaoa and Grandma Grace (Hardy) are grandparents of a new granddaughtrr. Mr. and Mrs. DoaaM Hardy, of Gaines­ ville, are tha parents. Grandmo­ ther Parker, went to Gainesville and fell 111. so Grace hid to go and pinch nit. The Hardys have four grandsons. Oviedo residents .were saddened by the news of the death of Bob Riley, hueband of Elaine (Wainrlgbt) Riley. Mr. and Mta. Ben Wainright aad family went to Miami to be with lb* family and attend the funeral. Bob was re­ cuperating from eurgery, aarlitr In tha week, and suddenly took a turn for the worse. Mrs. Riley lived in uvi*io many y eau before moving la Miami. Oateen Mrs. Robert Worksite and chil­ si Ih* dastrt Taursg tribe dren, Bobby gad Uretchen, of trla wear hluo-hiatk veil* Eliaar W. Va., left Friday, by ■ llH A d f W a a a flaw M g n iia | several weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mas. Namaa Millar. '■ • , ^r American Home Department Sponsors Hypnosis Program More than 74 members and guests attended the annual dinner party, honoring husbands of mem­ bers of the American Home De­ partment of the Sanford Woman's Club, Friday, night. 8ince the date was March II, this year's event was In the form of a Leprechaun party. The club houie was beautifully decor­ ated with green and white stream ­ ers and green shamrocks suspen­ ded from various places in the building. The speaker's (able was centered with green and white carnations and snapdragons, accented with mlniaiure green shamrocks and flanked by green burning tapers. The main dish was Irish gtew, with salad and all the trimmings including individual cup cakes, appropriately decorated. in the receiving line were Mrs. A. W. Woodall, club president; Mrs. W. L. Grankow, president elect; Mrs. John K. White, Amer­ ican Home chairmen and Mrs. A.C. McReynolds, hostess chair­ man for the party. Mrs. £. J. Nix presented green Leprechaun hats to each one, upon arrival. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. McReynolds, Mrs. M. E. Smith, Mrs. J. P. Wilson. Mrs. Ralph Jarvis, Mrs. H. C. Kchelberger. Mrs. William Stnngfirld, and Mrs. Richard Rust. All hostesses wore shamrock aprons, and along with tha guests, The Society ■■ .ff.! % I t* ! • , „_-k. -* the Jaunty little Leprechaun hats. a silver tray, donated by Airs. Tlie stage was attractively set Rust, with the inscription, “From with Early American furniture, the American Home Department." furnished by Wilson-Maier Furni turc Co. Linda Echols and Joey Aluse en­ tertained the group with, two dance numbers. Highlight of the evening was the hypnosis program given by Forest Breckcnridge, of DeLand. He explained hypnosis from a scientific basis and gave examples of the various ways it is used, such as the cure of smoking and alcohol habits. Ha then gave a demonstration on the stag* for the benefit of the audience by hypnotising 10 subjects, all at once, then, individually. Air. Breckenridge was presented -----the most glamorous By and Betm ar — MARY-ESTHER’S N. "Featuring Fashions Just For Yon* Park At*. FA Your new helper for brighter cleaning daye Church Calendar THURSDAY Seminole Association*! WMU executive meeting at the Lake Mary Baptist Church, starting at 10 a.m. COIN OPERATED LAUNDRY 2528 Park Dr. Clesaest Wash ia Tew a! for Crippled Children and • f Semiasl* County fr o m S N O - B O L p la s tic b o ttle s This handy toilet bowl SN O -Q O L mop (*,T J W Wt make this offer to prove how sparkling dean your toilet bow! 1- Strong i r handk Inal liquid toilet bowl cleaner. Here’* all you do to gat Utia attractive b m o - o o i , mop fro*. Juat buy 2 plastic bottlaaof awo-ooc. Remove tha front panala—tha part with tha big i m o - s o l name —and mail them to ua along with tha coupon below. Well rush you your durable toilet bowl awo-MX. mop free. I h o w f! One# you’ve triad inatant\ acting liquid awo-ao*. and thla X . specially-dmignad sponge-faced "----mop. you'll never return to ald-feehianed powders or clumsy, alow-working granola. 0*4 mo-noc at your groeara’ and send for your mop today! Adults THE THIRD ANNUAL EA8TER LILY P a rch 25, 1961 — * P. M. THE MAYFAIR INN Opliaaai Drees Tele Bukur'e Orchestra BALI BALLROOM Dear Frisi .STATS. This wfn b* the lad aadal fnariiaa Is bn hsM nt tha Mayfair thla aeasas. W ith 2 la b e h »• ANNOUNCES at Personals Easter Bonnets •O' HOSTESS AND GUEST SPEAKER at the Leptechuun-HypnoHla putty are, from left, Mrs. A. C. McReynolds and Mrs. John K. White, department chairman (seated) and buck row, Mrs. H. C. Echelberger, Mrs. Richard Rust, Forrest Breckcnridge, guest speaker, nnd Mrs. William Stringfiold. (Herald Photo) 2. No drip-no mess 3. High quality spongifacs 4. No-touch (quitting action l Storage rtcsptadt �— — tfljr # an fo rb R ir a lS Wed. Mar. 22, 1961—P a r* 7 Youngsters 'Dig' Peace Corps Plan n r DICK WEST “ If you give us a few pokes in thus far came from young people. WASHINGTON (U PI) — Pr««l- the future, maybe we w on't be too A couple were sent in by big c o r-, * d tn t Kennedy's Peace Corpi pro- much of a pig," Shriver replied. poratioa lawyers. Thia is w hat I would call a fair . c ra m probably h at made a bigger ll i e lawyers eiplalned th a t they exchange. Ask a cliche for r ques­ hit with the youth of America tion and you get a pun for an an ­ were volunteering th eir serv ices; th an anything tince Klvit prealey. swer. because they wanted to do some-j Among othar things, Hiekan- thing a bit more stim ulating than Typical of the response it hat aroused it a letter a senator re­ looper wanted to know whether helping th eir employers s a v e money. ceived not long ago from one of Shriver had any plans fo r provid­ Somehow I have a feeling th a t ing a sectional balance in the se­ h it young constituents. sending corporation lawyers into lection of Peace Corps members. •1 would like very much to Join The director replied th a t he the backyard areas of the world f the Peace Oorpa," the letter said. planned to pick the best men avail are not exactly w hat Kennedy had ' “Please tell me something about able, regardlesa of where they | in mind when he instituted the program . came from. it," Hickentooper, however, was not I However, it might not be a bad Similar Inquiries have b e e n overly impressed by Shriver’a idea to have a couple of them pouring Into the capital from all high-minded policy. available, Just in ease. There is no sections of the country. There was, I "I have noticed," he comment- telling w hat sorts of problems the therefore, considerable Interest in rd, "th a t the best men ofUn are Peace Corps will bump into once a hearing Tuesday by the Senate members of the prevailing p o llti-lit gets into operation, cal party." I t m ight discover th a t some Foreign Relations Committee. I t developed during the hearing countries are still In the underThe committee had before it R. Sargent Shriver, one of the Presi­ th a t not all of the 17,300 appltca- developed atage because nobody dent’s brothers-ln- 1aw, whose nom- tions received by the Peace Corps | has y et shown the natives how to find tax loopholes, la th a t rase, ■ination as director of the program l a corporation lawyer eould render is now awaiting 8enate confirma­ an Invaluable service. tion. • Shriver outlined plans for the Peace Corps as best he could, but The weekly Tuesday meeting I said he was unabll to provide many details because he had only * d. b . „ ' . » f c w ^ s a r s j g i .«V* been on the job for two weeks. Club had 13 tab let, making up 0 r t i i k a-rtTse o r r i . o m n t . _ .w, r - _ . in a v is ro w sk w ix o i .h c o u n ty This seemed to bother Sen. Rourke ___ two section*, in play a t In# Com-1 CHAi» c * » r n o . m s s . B. liickenlooper (R-Iowa). munlty Center. NOTICR TO DRFRND Hlckenlooper complained that Oae, NS, I TO: THOMAS F. DALT and • Winners of Section “we’re asked to confirm yon for DALT. h it unknown wife! DONALD W A L K R R and something th a t la still nebulous." first, Mrs. Robert NlchoUs and Richard T. Stevens; second, Mr. -------- WALKER, hie un­ He said thia put the committee in known wlf*i JANET I. 1I1Land Mrs. Charles lla ite ll and PC 118 and --------, h rr un­ a position of "buying a pig in a third, a tie, Dr. W. W. Pollock known hueband) AMBROSE poke." C. FORD and MART L and John y anderschaaf and Col. FORD, kls wlfa; EDMUND F. and Mrs. W. W. Hauge ALL80PP and -------- ALLEW, first, Mr. and M ri. George ROPP. hla unknown wlfai R. PAMELIA BARTLETT and P earsall; second Mrs. Clyde --------, her unknown hueRamsey and Mr*. Francos Hendband: CHAR. T. HMITII and .......... SMITH, hla uaknown ley; third, Mr*. Helene Andrews wlfai LOUISE M. ALLS o r r Speed and Mrs. Jam es Lamont. and ■ bar uaknown huaSection two winners, NS, first, band: STANLEY P. LOVELL and MABEL B. LOVBLL hla WASHINGTON (U P I) Top in- Mr. and Mrs. J . D. Baker: sec­ wlfai WRIOIIT RARTLETT ond, Mrs. Edwin W acbtcr and •nU --------RARTLETT. his dustrislisls and union leaders unknown wife; T IIO M i I Mrs. O. N. Lackey; third, Mr* were under orders from P resi­ DEAN BARR and BARR, hla nnkaown wife: dent Kennedy today to find a F rank Austin and R. W. Acker­ man. .ERNEST B. ALTAOPT and way to h ilt inflationary wageFRANCKS ALLSOrP. h I a EW, first, H. Guy Chase and price movements without federal wlfai MARI.E R. At.UIOPP O scar B arnett; second, Mr. and and —— . her unknown interference in collective bargain­ huaban*: a . e d u a h ItusMrs. A rthur WUlgoosa and third, ing. NBLL and -------- HUdtBI.L hla unknown wife: NELLIE Members of the newly created Mrs. Nan Edwards and Mr*. Katherine P. Gets. A. BARTLETT, a wld*W| J. White Houae Advisory Committee K. COLEMAN and en Labor-Management Policy also COLEMAN, hla a n k n a w n wife: MART K. REED and a c re asked to giva priority to ■ her unknown huep ro b lem of automation and com ­ band; MABEL ALLaorP and IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT NINTH her unknown hu»petition from lower-price foreign- JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR band: MRS. WRIOIIT BART­ made goods at their next m eet­ aKRINOLR COUNTV, FLORIDA, LETT and WHIOHT BART­ IN CHANCERY NO. 1II1C ing April I . LETT, her husband; ALTA­ R17HK V. DURR MONTE HOMES COMPANT, Plaintiff. a dlssolvsd Florida corpora­ vs. tion; HOWARD X. ALLHOPr, nr.8flIE DURR. KIINEBT B. ALIJtOl’P, W. U. Defendant. THATCHER and H E N R T NOTICR TO DRFRND A U JO IT . aa tha last direc­ THE BTATK OF FLORIDA TO; tor* of ALTAMONTE HOMES BEHSIK DURR COMPANT, a dissolved Flor­ Whoa* last known address la ida aorpallon. and aa TrueOcnaral Delivery, Florence, Missis­ lee# af lha proparly af aald sippi. and who** last know* resi­ dlsaolvad corporation; O R . dence la unknown. LANDO UICCURITIKU COMP isu rj'.-V * nntlea that vou ara “ -T A L L A rfA dSE E ( U P I ) - A 20- •.-ratty required tn file rnur w rit­ PANT, a Illeaolved riorlda corporation, aaoh af / g a r plan for development of In ten answer sr defense. If any, them. If living, and If dead, . daatry and tourism in Florida was personally, or by an attorney, en the inknow a aposaaa, hairs, or bafor* April It. lis t a t tha afdavlaaaa, legataae, grantees, > ; ;g%tlined Monday by Frad O. flea of the Clark af the Clrcrlt cradltars assignee*, lienor*, I * Dickinson of W est Palm Beach. Court, a t tb* Court Houao In Sat assigns euceeeeor* In laterInole County, Sanford, Florida, and Dickinson, who will haad the ta mall a copy thereof to Sfan•aL truatras, ar other partla* claiming by, through, under Florida Council o f 100, said tha atrom, Davla and Motniosh. Ator agalnrt tha said above lornaya for rialntlff, Post Office plan is scheduled to go into effect Box III, Sanford Florida, la that named Defendant# or any of thami and all paraoaa known oortaln divorce proceeding pending . .M I N I . ar unhnawn, having a r claim­ against you In Ih* Circuit Court One of tha council’a firs t acta af the Ninth Judicial Clreult af ing any right, till# or Intarsat In or la Ih* following »•■-■ IMckinaon said, would be to set Florida, In and Far lemlaola described real property loCounty. Florida, In Chancery, an up luncheon m eetings w ith busi­ abbreviated title of aald cause be­ catrd la Bamlnela County, Florida, la.w tli ness and Industrial leaders from ing "Rub* V. Durr. Plaintiff, va Farewl Na. Dee: Lota II, Id, Basal* Durr, Defendant," and around tha nation. At the meetings htraln II, and Id. Block dll Lota T. fall not or a Deere* Pro I. II. oad 14. Black III eeuneil members would attem p t Confaeoo will ho an I* rod against and Loti IE Id. II, SI. II. and tha aauea pracaad aa be convince th e leaders to bring you. II. and II, Blaik II. of part*. b a .v i, a n d o . t h e aununs (SEAL) th slr firm s to Florida. BEAUTIFUL aeoordlng to Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr, Industrial Commission Chairman plat tbaraaf recorded la Flat Clark of Ih* Clreult Court Beak I, page* I I 4 , II, IT, Worley Brown said a federal plan ny Joan M. With* sad II, Pahlla Raeord* af Deputy Clark to aid deprassed araaa In th e na ■tanetrom, Seminole County, Florida, Davla A McIntosh Pareal No, Twee Lata IT, II, Sion could have the effect of keep­ Attorneys for P lalstlff II, II. II. It, IE sad tl, ST, Post Office Rag SRI ing new industry out o f Florida. Hanford, M. tl. II. II. tt, It. sad 14. Florida l a a report to the Development Publish: Mar. It. II, April f. M Black dl; Lots I. I*. 11. It, II, II. II, II. II. M. IT. tl, Commission, Brown said Florida IN TMR CIRCUIT COURT FOR II. tl. II. It, Bloak II; Lots eould not qualify aa a depressed THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IT. II. tt. It, »t. tt. It. and o r FI ORIDA. IN AND FOR BRM< Id. Black tT|L ou t. 41, dt. ^ area to g e t federal aid under the INOLR COUNTT. FLORIDA, dl, di. I. i e a . it. n , at. W precent bill. IN CHANCRRT NO. IIIM It. It. It. It. N. tt, tt. tl, I t. II. It. tt. tl. tl. II. tT. FIRBT FEDERAL BA VINOS AND To combat tha situation, tha and II. Block II. of BANIsOAN ASSOCIATION OT OR. Development Commission consi­ LANDO, a aarporatlan, LANDO. THE S U B U R B Plaintiff, BEAUTIFUL aaaardlag ta dered plena to r expanding ita plat tbaraaf raeardrad la To. tourist promotion program outside ETHEL B. FARTLOW, a afngt* Flat Bask E page* HS4. M. IT, sad dl. Pubtla Rasards tt woman, ARLENE M. PATTERSON, the United I t a tea. a single woman, and HUE BUILD, Samlnol* County, Florida, Pavesl Ba. Threat Lota. E I, era, INC., a Florida e e n i n t l a a E T, I, It, IE II, IE IT, II. Defendants NOTICE OF SUIT If, IE tl, M, tl, tR IE II. TO: ETHEL B. FARTLOW M l It. IE dl. dt, dE Id, sad 41, IN TBX CINCt’IT COUNT. NINTH AHLENE M. PATTERSON Block dl, of BANLANDO, ju d ic ia l c ir c u it o r r i o i i n s Addraaa Uaknown THE SUBURB BEAUTIFUL IN AND rOX SNMINOLB COUNTY. Ten nr* hereby aatlfled that a according lo plot thereof re­ CHANCBBY NO. HIM . suit to faraclaa* a morlgaaa aa corded la FU l Book E pagr* HA It OLD FREDERICK F ERKINS. Ih* halew described property ha* d m , df, IT. sad II, Publla Plaintiff, baas commenced against you la Raeorda af Bamlasl* Coaaly. Florida. ▼a the Circuit Court of Ih* Ninth NATALIE ROSEMARIE PERKIN*. Judicial Clreult, Bcmluala County, TAKE MOTICB Mat a gull la Dsfsndeal. Florida. Chase*ry has beau filed against NOT!CD to M r a i D The abbreviated till* u Ih* ysa la U s Clreult Ceurt af Ua THE KTATE OF FLORIDA TOl causa la First Fadaral Paving* Nlath Judicial Clrault uf Florida, Na ta lie robem ahie fh r k in b Leap Asaaalatiaa of Orlaad* TA It und far Bamlnala County, I I Austla atrsst Ethel E. Psrtlow. at aL karutu JAMB* E. MATTHEWS Charlsaiewa, Massachusetts Tha description af the real and ROSE N. MATTHEWS, hla . A sworn Complaint having been properly proceeded against lai wife, era tha P lain tiffs sad filed avalnst you In lha Circuit Lei 1*1. at LAKE HARRIET TKOMAE F. DALT, a t eL are Da Court la and for Bamlnala Ccuaty, ESTATES, Bamlnala County, fsadants Tb* uaturu af U U salt Florida, la Chancery, far Divorce, Florida, according te tha Is a suit la Quiet TUI* an lha tha short title of said action be­ above described real preparly. plat thereof aa raeerdtd la ing HAROLD FREDERICK PER­ Plat Book II. pasaa II an* EACH OF TOU U required ta KINS. Plaintiff vs. NATALIE II, Public Record* af Sem­ file year aasw ar and written de­ ItOSEUAIlIE PERKINS, Defend­ inal# Ceuaty, Florida fine*# t* lha COMPLAINT with ant. ihsaa presents are la rsuee Ton ar* required te file year lbs Clark af Ih* Clreult Court af and reeulre you to file ysur writ­ Auaner ar alhar pleading upon Seminal* County, Flarlda, In this ten defense*. If say, la lha Cam- tha Clerk af U* above Court gad proceeding and »■* la va sarva ua sapy P'slnt. filed herein, and la te rra a t* sarva a dopy thereof apaa tbaraaf araaf ----upas — the —............ Plaintiff*' atcopy H urt of upon Plain, 111 a a t­ unes. Haer.ca M JUbluaow, )U turn*: ih \jtr RO W LA N D AN D PETtorney on *r bafer* tha lith day South Court atraal, Orlando. Flar. RUI _ _AveIfSKA. t t _Beat Rablasaa of April. A. D. IH I, otherwise n Ida, atferaaya for lha plaintiff, aa aua. Or leads, Flarlda, aa required Dacrta Pro Confaaso will ha aa- or before April 11. Ildl. If yea by law sa t later thaa tha Idth tarrd s ta le st you and lha rauta fall ta da aa a Daeraa Pro Can. Say af April. A. D , 1111. U you >*« will b* entered asatnat you fall i* da a* a Daeraa Fra Cuepraratd an pari*. WITNESS my hand and official far Ih* relief das andad la 111 fees* will ba catered sa tin e t yen, •■d th* anil will pracaad am part*. seal at Sanford. Samlnola County, Complaint. WITNESS my Florida, thia tnd day *f March, WITNESS U * haad af tha Clark of thia Court lu Saaferd, flamla- ana in* Baal waai ar * Clreult Court aad lha af u U* A. D. ItdL of drmlncta County, Flarlda. thia ale Ceuaty. Florida. an thia dth (HEAL) day of Marsh. A. D. ItdL llth day a t Murek, , L D. ItdL A rthur H. Barhwltb. Jr. (CIRCUIT COURT El (BEAL) Clark a t ih* Circuit Court, ■MALI A rthur M. Baakwlth Jr. Arthur H. Backwlih. Jr. Nluth Judicial Circuit of Clark at tke Clreult Court Clark af Crlealt Court Florida Bamlnala Ceuaty, Flarlda By; Jaaa E. wUka • y Jean M. Wilkd Deputy Clark By Marika T. Tlhlaa Dapalr Clark Dapoty Clark Rawlaad and Fetraaka oardaa V. Frederick Ollaa. Hedrick S Roblnsea t t East Rahtaaaa Avaaa* Attorney far Plaintiff Its Soutk Court Slraat Orlande. Florida D I-IH North Park Avanuo Orlaad*. Flarlda A turaaya far Plalatlff*. p. O. Boa l i l t Atiarnaya far Plalatlff Publlsfc May. II, St. dE AprU E Publish Mar. h U M I t. Ildl. & uV lM k*E m 'ul to. H . April fc At Foodmart you get all the Brandi you know and trust PLUS HIGH VALUE GOLD BOND STAMPS FOR EVERY PURCHASE HEAVY WESTERN j Two Sections Ploy Duplicate Bridge T-BONE STEAK When People Talk About GOOD MEATS They Always Speak of FOODMART FLORIDA GRADE A Whole Limit .1, Please Legal Notice POT ROAST OUR OWN T li RIFTWAY Bom Labor Seeks Way To Stop Inflation In M AXW ELL With «5 Or Mot# Food Order COFFEE Legal Notice • I * » V - t tU • * » * '’ • ' 1 »•!••■ »*♦«« HOUSE ^ F L O R ID A C R Y S T A L S SUGAR £ -Lb.-Vac. Can -lb. BAG * Tourism Boost Plan Outlined Legal Notice Lim it 2 With 96 Or More Food O rd tr With Order, Please BORDEN’S REDUCE WITH — BISCUIT 3 METRACAL Cana BLUB PLA TE — JO O i. J a r 6-Ox. 81x« MUHSEI.MAN’B lilackbarry - Peach • Pineapple Apple Sauce 3 - 4 9 PRESERVES Flavor Sweet MARGARINE Lbs. It's Smart To Buy Frozen Fresh Produce Foods W INTER GARDEN FIRM R IPE FAMILY SIZE APPLE PIES 2 For BIRDSEYE 110 O b. Mm GEORGIA GOLD Pkfs. Strawberries 4 t WINTER GARDEN Beef-Chicken-Turkey nREADED ^ s h r im p 2 10 Or. Pkn. POT PIES 3 For OB* Cashmere Bouquet SOAP Spree! 29' Ajax 1 33‘ HI*HO, 1 • Lb. Box LARGE SIZE Crackers Florienf . ^ FO O D M A R T - r p a r k a t m u T fr\m SAN FO RD -r~ i ■ ;} tiW 1 �I • ■ ■ ■ SV,: . t e w urtuff ^ : y r ' T T i l T* ^ ' * ^ + if ..' . • c ; 7 *v»Is, * ■;>v > « ? r . • ' ' ' * * ' - m*~a* Vl ^ ; B~ .■ _ ______ ' „\ ; L -'C1.'*' .•! * Pape 8—Wed. Si»r. 22, 1981 WB reVCmATRiSTft s ir e UP PBOPLB v t n y QOOUM > n o w vo n ew xv PAY'D* TWO YOU SB W.TH •V C OV*PAMV, , ■MS « JJCT A KOOTtH* ^OCroM tATS' .C H B C tS P . omlva MOrtrl DADD/,. Leo*.- y e s just rkp? -Z j ( a^/A LLTHlSSIU y ' HERO WORSHIPPING P J S O U S n M fi/r n w ro a x - ^ a rsrcA V NEW YORK ( UPI) The ex­ ecutive director of Feature* Sporti indicated today that Fancy-dan Heitry Cooper has replaced heavy-fiited Sonny Liston a t the most likely next opponent for heavy-weight champion Floyd Patterion. Cooprr, a 26-year-old Briton with a slashing left jab. appar­ ently gained the Iniide track for the Patterson match with hia fifth-round technical knockout of Joe Erakine at Wembley, England, Tuesday night. Cooper, British and Empire heavyweight champion, called for a shot at Palteraon Immediately after the victory and Tom Bolan, executive director of Feature Sporta, It. sued an encouraging statement. " I’m meeting with Floyd right now and that ia one of the things we are going to dltcutt," aaid Bolan Immediately after learning of Cooper's win. "Cooper’t victory certainly if a big boost In his favor. However, no decision has yet been made." A source close to Feature Sports said one possible site for Patterson's next defense ia Pitts, burgh's new Civic Arens vhleh la scheduled to be opened in July. The arena will have a retract!ble roof and could seat about 11,000 for a prise fight. lM G 0 9 4 3 IMTO W d cm td r e s r M V S tar-A M D - TfRCD-fcYES/ * TO Mir THE. V Hr fhradc/ THINGS UP HMC ARS PICETTYMUCH THE SAME AS we KNOW THEM BACK 1 ON EARTH. J FO STER NORMAN SIGNING OFF — CNERANO OUT. I THINK HE'S BEEN UP THERE TOO LONS,.', THe ALTITUOg 15 MAKING HIM OIDpy. HELLO DOWN THERE/THIS » •OSTER NORMAN, DON'T BE SILLY' I'M NOT GOING ‘ i r * l 'V T c a lled * - a PUPSOOeNT DeBary Kegler Scores Close YOU D O N 'T H A v B T O I, J U S T T I E T H IS TO O TH B R U SH t o A h e r FAW a n d J T R A IN HER T O _ O O IT H B R S E L P ) t & & n j iOOOIP BAILIiRMVcaSM MtftY CCAM BUMBMBCACB TiBYCAOtM SETS TUCK AT WILL IT M S f HAVE DATE-NU 1-FRLIT t L yANIL i B IP fn .B , p e c a n T H O , P IN E A P P L E , A . M A PL E -N U T , t B U T T E R -C R U N C H Cooper Looms As Best Bet To Meet Patty W > U £ s T H i MATTER '- I C A N T F IN D O N I C A N T X tX J F IN D O N E ^ T O U L IK E T /- (I DONH irU K E ! r ~f NO/ IT S Ni «-TMA" League bowling results find* the scores in tha Debary Social league running very close. The DeBary Business Men's Team leads with 64 games won, followed by Jackson Service Station, 03; Peck Tleal Estate, 66'.a and Faren Builders No. 1 and VFW tied with 04. Results in last week's play wera Karen's No. 2, taking g points from Radio and TV Canter; Lake Maria Estates, 3 from Jackson Sarvica Station; Keck Real Estate, 3 from DeBary Business Men; VFW, 4 points from Davia Build* era and Farcn’a No. 1, 3 from retold'*. I,. Diondi took the individual high tingle* with a 218 and tha in­ dividual high aeries with a 009. Lake Marie Eatatca swept tha boards to taka team high tingle with 1087 and team high aeriea with 1072. Be Fawn Looms As SOKC Choice H U TCH IN SO N of the Reds I__________________By ALAN MAVEJt______ DeLand Nips Sanford With 3 Run Ninth DeLand scored three unearned runs in the ninth Inning, Tuesday to shade the Sanford Seminole, 5-2. Bobby Johnson hurled the whole game for the locals allowing only four hits. It was the second loss of the season for Sanford. ” Their next game will be against' Winter Tark Friday. Providence, Dayton Cop NIT Play NEW YORK (U Pt) — Provi­ dence College and the University TAItOPtP U K * J P i FtatlKe* TP* of Dayton were mighty lucky to l-r V ie t ISA M !* OYfftAU. l»o occupying semi-final bertha to­ h pa ts * u n srpessTH » *> th u tc w n so n ) — day In the National Invitation e /s .i re t p b p * C /A tC M N A T/ Basketball Tournament. . ^ B ^ r ^ ^ c o c i P fiP'PoM M AM AGgP./SXT • ./'V H B a ^ C P 7*t s a p A '? ao At least that was the opinion i s m * * n 'A T a u r*ew*y-A* of their straight-shooting coacties 6 th PtACA *960 I f l t W W / / / P/PAW —Jo* Mulaney of the Frier* and M /S M G s r K/M M M 4 vrrb £ * r Dayton's Bom Blackburn. C AST >TAP, P O M -M F A C T “Let's face it, we were lucky r r 6 t£ M 6 To J A W TM POPUP* all right," Mullancy said after FPOM 7rK 70 fi£ Gerr/A/9 .' W /P fP . MAI OP— Providence pulled out a. 71-66 vie- . tory Over Niagara Tuesday night * in tha final quarter-final gam* a t Madison Square Garden. "Wa were lucky, too," admitted Blackburn a* he reviewed the Fly­ ers' 62-60 squeaker over Tempi*'in There la still time to tee plenty The rest of the exhibition alate the first game of a doubleheadtr. of Major League action at Tink­ ahapea up this way: "in fact, wa m utt hava set the er Field In Orlando during the Mar. 27—Baltimore. game back a few years tha way wa next two weeks. Mar. 30—Chicago White Sox. played." Apr. J—Lot Angelei. The next exhibition game In Dayton, a 10-point Orlando will be Sunday with Apr. 3—Detroit. barely outlasted Temple on a Minneapolis playing the Phlllit*. Apr. 4—Milwaukee. shot by Tom Hatton ond left to play. Both Dayton and Providenc* will need more than luck on their sida in Thursday night’s semi­ finals. Tha Flyers will play SL Louis University and Providence will meet Holy Cruse in a rematch betwraen a pair of U ttar Naw Eng­ M United Press International batting average, 33 homers and land rivals. A tiny bona chip haa Frank 77 runs bitted in. Howard and tbe Los Angeles General manager Buttle Bavasi Dodgers hurting all over. The chip ia tbe left thumb of said that Howard, who suffered the $108,000 bonus beauty from the injury in Sunday's exhibition Ohio State wee discovered Tues­ game with the New York Yan­ day night and Dr. William Scar­ kees, will not rejoin the Dodgers pa, Dodger phyiiclan at Vero until April 4. The announcement A grand sweepstakt* prist W * Beach, speculated it could mean on Howard's Injury came shortly taken by the F. D. Scott* In Sontha giant slugger will m iu the after the Dodger's 16-15 victory day's Sanford Boat and Ski Club team'* National League opener. over the Milwaukee Bravea In fishathon, however, the winner* Q The Injury came juat ei Dodg­ which John Roseboro hit a pair would accept only one gift, decid­ er maneger Walt Alston and oth­ of two-run homers for Los Anga- ing to hold the remaining awaols er Los Angeles officials believed les and A1 Spangler had a triple for "another try a t it." rthey were making solid progress and three singles for Milwaukee. Mrs. Richard Hart, publicity Other camp notes: Catcher In taming the 6-foot, T-ineb, 250chairman, aald Tuesday th at ;of pounder's baUing swing. The losi Dlek Brown railed hia spring tha fiva boats and mora than 46 o7*ftu*ard would be e H*rd blow, average to .542 with two tingles member* takings part, tha 8cofta to the Dodgers who plan to alter­ t r the Detroit Tigers beat l i t St. were tha only ones "with magi a nate him at first base and in the Louis cardinals, S-2. . , Left­ poles." Fishing was limited to Qa outfield and who are counting on hander Jim Archer's three-hit use of cane polas and a choice of him to produce much of their pitching for five innings paced m g the Kansas City Athletics to a bait. long-range batting power. Outdoor cooking of Mie eatFh, 4-2 win over the New York Yan­ Howard started the 1BB0 season with Spokine but wound up as kees in a game cut to seven In­ and hamburgsr brought along rin tbe National League'a rookie of nings because of rain . . . The the event of such emergency, had the year on the elrength of « .368 Boston Red Sox crushed the Los juat begun a t W oodruffs Cat, Angeles Angels, 12-3. with the Mrs. H art reported, “whew A* aid of a homer, double and tin ­ flood came." gle by Rip Repulski and six er­ "Wa moved all eook-eut opera­ rors by the Angels . . . Rookies tion* to the D. H. McGlllts heme Nelson Mathews, Denny Murphy on Forett Dr. between rains aeid and Billy WiUiami hit eighth-in­ wound up about 9:80 p. m., dried ning homera to produce an 3-6 out, appetites satisfied and ready victory for the Chicago Cubs over to go again,” eh* concluded. Jim Wtlliiraa of Lyman hurled the Cleveland Indiana . . . Tha a nifty one hitter while hi* team ­ world champion Pittsburgh Pi­ mates slammed out 1 3 .hits to rates gained their ninth win in 12 Bout Postponed PATERSON, N. J. (U PI)—IS* games when they topped the topple Pierson 8-0, Tuesday. Paring the Lyman bat aisault Philadelphia Phillies, 7-5 . . The Joe# Torres-Bobby Barnea middle­ was WiUiami end Roy Llifc who Cincinnati Reds walloped the weight bout scheduled tor Satur­ Minnesota Twins, 10-4, and tha day night here hae been postponed both homered. Lyman opened up with two Baltimore Orlolee nipped tbe until April 1. Torres, • Puerto Ris­ en, is suffering from a aora throat. runs In the first and breeied Chicago White Sox, 2-1. home tbe rest o( the way. fn f/to r - J------- ---------- ------- Exhibition Slate Tiny Bone Chip Has Howard, Dodgers Hurting All Over Scoffs Capture Fishathon Prize Re Fawn, who brokt the St sec­ ond barrier In hia last outing F ri­ day night, will be the dog to watch in tonights feature race a t the Eanford-Orlando Kennel Club. Paul Boons'* young hustler gate the favored inside box In tonlght’a main event and will be going for hie seventh victory since he began hia career this year. Also in tha fsatura Raid la a group of vela ran campaigners, either of whom eould score a vic­ tory. Rounding out tha field for the Mid-Week Hot-Box are Arlene Nug. John Lee, O. B.'s Modest, Gesto, Angulon, Wayne Roberta and Aunt Mortis. Wayne Roberts la tha only grey­ hound In tha main svent with more wins than Be Fawn. Carl Tracy's 64-pounder has triumphed seven time* and haa been in the money in 18 of 20 atarts. In tha Grade C seventh race, young Mo Springer hope* to keep his winning record intact. Big Mo The entry list is growing for haa won twlea and placed twice in tha only four starts of hit carver. the G. W. Spencer Golf Tourney He has cltmbad from maiden class set fur the Mayfair Club Apr. M. to Grads C in only tear n e ts . Among tha entries will be Carl Denn, former stale am ateur champ and now owner of the Dubsdreed Golf Club I* Orlando. Other early entries Include Dr. Herald Ring and Gene Witael for­ mer winner* in the Spencer play. Lyman Rolls Over Pierson, 9-0 ..-----LJ/fTK ABOUT YOU BATIN' I ----- - ^ \C A N T TAKE THIS ARMY MKV1 WAUJEjOF YOURS t TRAINED THIS ALL J OUT OP TH" COUNTRY. ABOUT? ’ (C NOW COMB ALONG.' / WB C0M11P (RIGHT ON TH NOSE! HERE R A ^ a f t , , . ____________ Spencer Golf Play Entry List Growing lu . ta iR R b i ago tu n T u ru youI lsncm s you* ( U O OB YOU* FATuerS BVTATB T . YtS. YDJ <66,HV(If T6* Mt( M1CC < MCrsu .ru THAT MAMUB «*MW K MOBS IMRXTMrr TUMI MAKluB MOUSY.' MOOWifU, lCAY/] FlUSj IVC IBOMSTMOH KIT IT*A tU U /<OMB PMSK JY* UA6 ^ i r,_ IT- PCAWM ‘M O T FORMULA mmm Chimp Plans Tour GOTEBORC, Sweden (UPI) — Sports writer Sven Ekatroam of tha Gotoburg Dally saya world heavyweight champion Floyd Pat­ terson will make aa exhibition tour of 8w*den this year. Ha aald Pat­ terson will tour 10 Swedish cities during April or August with tha profits going to tha Swodiah Na­ tional Polio Fund. 6WSTHEM WHAT THEY WRHT. SCABS HCIHSm / V ik in g i S ig n B a c k F r e d M acM urrey, “T h t Ab- sant - Mindad Professor." shakes th e screen w ith laughter . . . in W alt Dis­ ney'a fabulous flubberfilied entartainm ant! T h e Absent-Minded Professor* w ill. shake the rafter* a t tha Bits Thaatra March M, lu M P IA -ar. PAUL, Mlaa. (UFI) Tho Minnesota Vikings hare sign­ ed Ken Baird, all-around backfield •tar from Bethel College of S t. Paul, Mlaa., aa a free agent. IcJetUiu believe that ao more 6* la dl specie* of bird* r» * h r* ONLY 10 Racing Days Loft SEASON ENDS APRIL 3. DERBY ELIMINATION RACE FRL NIGHT MARCH 24 NIGHTLY (Except Sunday) 8:10 P. M. MATINEES 2 P. M. WED., FRI., a SAT. Thursday - Ladies Night �nf The More You Tell - The Quicker You Selli R ent! Hirei Dia 1 FA 2 - 2 6 1 1 Classified FA 2-2611 * 6. For Rent CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & Found . 2. Notices • Personals 3. Education • Instruction L Transportation Office 204 W. First WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* private bathi, ltd W. Firit St. 2-BEDROOM apartment; living room, dining room, kitchen fur. niahad. 1201 W. Firit ft. FA 20091. 5. Food 6. For Rent 7. Business Rentals DEADLINES S. Reach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 10. Wanted to Rent Twi.. thru Frl. I f . # , day ba­ 11. Real E state Wanted ler* Insertion. Mna. Sat. noon. 12. Renl Estate For Sale 13. .Morlgnge Loans • STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: 1-1. Insurance Taee.. thru Frt. l P M. day be 13. Rusinrtia Opportunities fere Inaertlo*. Men SaL nee*. 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted RF.SFON8IBn.ITt: The llrrald will nol be responsible 18. Help Wanted (or more than one Incorrect Inter- 19. Situations Wanted Mon el your ad. and re te rm the light to revlte or reject any ad.vertltcmenl from what ordered to —conform to the policies of tbit Legal Notice wr t m k c m c i rr cm h t i r 'JlJin KOH IKMIXOI.K ( O l'T T V . - wi.onm.%. t o . IIH I , A»IOBKKA<5 8AVI.VU6 R\NK", a Now H a m pshire s a v i n s . kink. Plaintiff. V.' JOHNNY I . WAM.ACE i t al. Dr fmilanta. a o t ic k o r e r iT TMK HTATK O f KLOIllUA T o: J o h n n r L Wallace, e d d r .sa unknow n, and Lvndla C. Wallac t, a d d r a n unknown. You a ra h a r o b r n o t lf ltd th a t a oult haa b r r n Iliad a g a l n i t you l a tha a b o r t a n tl t li d ra u a t. and t h a t you ura n q u l r a d to flla your - a n a w a r w ith th* Clark of thin C o u r t a nd to aarva a copy t h i r t o f tip t h a p l a i n t if f e r p t a l n t l f f a at* tornaya. whoa# nama and addraia la J a n n ln n a . Watt*, d a r k * and —H a m ilto n , I I I t la r u a t t National #B ank B u lld ln r. Ja ckaonvllla t, . .riorldm, not l a t a r th a n April IT, l t d . I f you fall to do *o a d r r r t a yra confiaao will ba antarad • g a i n s t you f a r tha roller dem and, a d In tha complaint. T hlr ault la t o foraoloaa a m ortgage. The real p r o p e r t y proceeded a n aln at la: I.ot 111. I.AKK HARRIKT K8TATKK. acoordlna to lha • •— p l a t t h a r a o l aa r t c o r d r d In . P la t Book "11". p«f» I I . Public Itlcorda of fl.m lnelt County. F l o r i d a W IT N E S S my hand and tha aaal A a f aald C o u rt a t Sanford. F l o r i d a w th le l l t h day of March, t i l l . tCOUHT BKAt.) A r t h u r II. Backwltb. Jr. Clark of lha C ircuit Court By J e a n B. W ilke Deputy Clark Publlah March II, f t . I t and Apr. I. 1111. • SW JW . \ l i: I I i ■ * o 0 ". DOWN 3-Bedroome • 2 Balha 3-Bedrooma - H i Hatha l-Bkdrwoaia . 1 Balk, with or without ocreeaod WIda varioly ottorior designa and fleer plasa. • r ■ FHA Couveatloeal 4 In-Service FINANCING i _ J I I I I I I I I I I I DIRECTIONS TO RAVENNA Tura W. on 20th. SI. FeUew Country Ctab Rd. A Watek for our aigna. I Mm — ■■ m m m m J NEW Beauty Salons Build • Faint • Repair Building M aterials Electrical Services Plumbing Services Radio ft Television Special Services la u n d ry Service Automobile Service 1-BEDROOM furnished house in country. Ph. FA 2-2022. LARGE furnished apartment, kitehan, living and dining room. 2 or 4 bedrooms. Th. FA 2-7234. 2003*k French Ave. 30. M achinery- - Toola HOUSES: 503 Sanford Ava.. fur­ 2. Notice* • Personal* 1-BEDROOM apartment. Phone FA 3-1443 between I a. m. A nished; 117 30th 8t., furnished. 31. Poultry - P ets • Livestock 32. Flowers • Trees • Shrub* UNFURNISHED S bedroem house 33. F urniture with Florida room, built-la 3L Articles For Sale kitchen. On new Rouja 415, 35. Articles Wanted near churcbea and atoraa in 36. Boats • Motor** Osteen. Rent $45. FA 2*1771. 37. Motorcycle* - Scooters OSTEEN: 4 room furnished apart­ 38. Trailers • Cabanas ment, newly decorated, rant 36 AutomobUts • Trucks $45. FA 3-5771. • MINUTE CAR WASH fl.M Ip . n. Open I a. m. to • p. m. daily. I a. m to a •>. m. Fri. A BaL 3 - BEDROOM furnished house, Iva Carpenter 4 Letter Velno 4IT Holly Avenue. NIFTY-AUTO BATH, 3-BR house, kttcbea equipped. 2408 French Are. FA 2-2203 or FA 2-3313. 6. For Rant ROOM, cooking, 9S wk. FA 2-2704. 3-BEDROOM home, nice location near base, partly furnished. Pb. FA 3-3713. UNFURNISHED houid, 4 bed* rooma, 2 bathi, 2 porchei, kit* FURN. APT., 3300 MlUoovlUe. chea equipped, larfo yard; neat 3-BEDROOM h o u s e , kitchen to new high achool; 103 mo. equipped. Ph. FA 2 3101. FA 2-1971. 2 B. R. furnished house . >73 3 B. R. unfurnished . . . . 143 1 B. R. apartment ....... $40 ROSA L. PAYTON 2-BEDT.OOM furniihed apartment, Registered Real Estate Broker tile bath, cloae la, 901 Palmetto. Ph. FA 3-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha HOUSE. 2 bedrooms, unfurnish­ ed, $30 mo. 3082Vu Grandview Are. Ph. FA 2-0903 or FA 2-08IT. UNFURNISHED housa Smyrna Drive. NO a. . AS LOW AS 3-ROOM furnished apartment, $33 per month. Adults. I ll N. Ja s­ mine Ave. NICE 3 room furniihed apart­ RENT A BED ment for aouple, watar Inelad Rollaway, Hoepital A Baby Beds ed, $30. FA 2-7390. CONSTRUCTION C 0„ Incorporated j PARK HOMES 2—SMALL modern cottage*, fur. niihed, near Gentva, Rt. 420. Both hava acraaned porehti. FO 5*3431. FURNISHED efficiency apart­ ment, full bath, dean, $40. LAKE collage, fum. FA 2-0100. 40734 W. F irit St., A pt 3. BY ei IfilW 2—FURNISHED apartment!, 310 Magnolia. Call A. K. Rotteiler, FlorliL FA 2-1431. FA 2-1374 after 3:30 p.m. a Quality Homes I Shoemaker I I 1 • i TRAILER and apartment. Adulti, no peti. W a t e r furniihed. FA 2-444T. 20. Rabysiltera 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. ®ijr $33, < By Day, Week or Month CARROLL’S FURNITURE Ph. FA 3-1131 US W. 1st. St. ONE bedroom furnished apart­ SAN LANTA APARTMENTS. Nice ment. 2101 Magnolia, $45 month. larfa apartmenU, 404 E. llth FA 2-3931. SL Pb. FA 2-42S2. SLEEPING ROOMS, the Oatfa*. UNUSUALLY nice unfurnished 1 401 Magoolia A*a. bedroom garage apartm sst; HOUSE, 3 bedrooms, 3 batha Pk. FA 3-4143.___________________ 5-ROOM apartmant, unfurnished, close In. FA 3-3311. STENSTROM RENTALS Unfurn. 3 BR, 3 bath . . . $11> Unfum. 3 BR, 3 bath . . . $100 Unfurn. 3 BR, 1 bath .. $110 Stenstrom Realty. central heating, air eet^Rloetag, near chorcbea and stores. No cbildran, no pete. $40. Ph. FA $ 4381. 1-BEDROOM unfurnished Settee. FA 3-3043 or FA 3-S34T. FURNISHED apartment, hardwoo# floors, tils bath. FA 3-4201. 4 ROOM, titan apt. $11 Park. WE NEED KENTAL8 I l l N. Park Are. Phnne FA 3-2420 Call or coma Into our office if you would lik e' to rant your home. We specialise In reotaU, leaies apd property menagement Furnished or unfurnish, r ic rm a ts ed. We think you will like eur XOTH’K ta hereby ilv n i that I service. tm . n i . e . d In bu.ln.ee at llwy. Legal Notice It-SJ. H.mlnole County, rtorlda. I under Hi* fletltloua nama of. Maiody Inn Ceffaa nhoppa, and that I Inland to rasl*l*r aald nama with lha D ark af tha Ctrault Caurl. Seminole County, Florida. In aa- 111 N. Park Ave. Phene FA > 3430 rordann* with tha provlalona af tha Klrtliloas Nama Btntuaa. law ilt Sari Ion SILOS Florida atat- 7. Bualnaaa Rental* utaa t*ST. nil. William 8 Hlaalnhotham Fubllih Mar. II, tl. IS. Aft. I. OFFICE SUITE: a rooma, air ceaditieaed, dovataw* Utatioa. till. Stenstrom Realty Call FA 1-9733. HOMES RESALES ONE DOLLAR DOWN 18 ALL YOU PAY 9UNLAND 9. For Sato o r Rant 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath cement block, hardwood floors. Perfect location, dose in. Contact 1112 Palmetto, ESTATES 3 BEDROOM S - 1 ft 2 BA TH S MOVE IN IMMEDIATELY Monthly Payment* Lower Than Rent VA Financing At &V* 5* Int«r*at • DON'T FAIL TO ASK ABOUT OUR OTHER WONDERFUL SAVINGS ON RI^AINTNG NEW HOMES IN SOUTH PINECRE8T. 4th ADD. _ / .................. .................... * Home* feature Built-In Dream hltckeM By — a ia s a a i# itiC T iis Refrigerator — Ovea — Rang# — Hal H atar Heater Designed Fee le tte r Living_____________ WHBKB. W HERE. . . . W H E R E ... CAN \ OU GVF MORE HOME ^ DOLLAR VALUE f • 3 . 9 . 4 Badraama • Planned Lake Froat Cemmantiy " • S Faralahad Medela far year Isapactioa Minimum 1350 Dn. Odham & Tudor, Inc. J. URAILBT ODIIAM. PRE8. Rrralh Wed. Mar. 22, 1961—Page 9 1 16. Female Help W anted 27. Special Sarrli 34. Article* F o r Sale UNENCUMBERED White woman PIANO TUNING 4 REPAIRING PUP TENTS, Sleeping Bags, Can­ W. L. HARMON for housekeeper—cook for fam­ teens, Mass Kits, Packs, ArmyPh. FA 2 4223 ily of four. $100 per month, Navy Surplus. Sir Sanford Ave. THE OLD BOYS 1 L THINK room and board. Mra. Woods. AS frostbatsdJ THUV PUMPS - SPRINKLERS READY 511XED CONCRETE MATOR.VOO 9 (J f 217 Virginia Dr., Winter Park. AS A GUY OUGHT ID All typei and sizes, installed AM SUPPOSED Outdoor Table Tops 4 Seats E fiA O .C A N T T B4DDUNG CO-STAB, TO BE A DAW -, S tM P tV W A lK O hl I'lEHRO MANUFACTURING "Do It \ ourself" Lot Marker! — Sills — Lintels A canoe Wit h T i l t INC.YOUM& ' tiTAGL AMD ROM operalors wanted, experienced WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Steps — Patio Blocks — Sand &l)ARD5MAhl'/ 11HB LOOT ■7H(TO06H''{ OPSTBC Aht| PJVCECD5 on I and 2 needle machines. WITM A S T I N E MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. CKhh’G < •— YOU MOST \ TO A u Steady work. 402 Fccan Ave. Machinery and Supply Co. 909 Elm. Ave. Pb. FA 2-5751 ATTACK YttUR) Mo d e r n a u d i e n c e s iS W A T tE P .' B L O O D . f O h Y le tT H / FA 2 2431. HAWB HTTLE PATIIMCB 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. FA 2 4432 s a m k A SEWING MACHINE to responilrEST *— / . VJITM THIS SORT O P WKATWfc M N o M S t h i ^ e ble person. One I960 Kenmore, 19. Situntiunn Wanted INCOME TAX CALL KLANf L like new and In excellent condi­ Qualified Service tion, haa attachments. Atiuma DAYS WORK A ironing in my II. L. Whelcbcl. 6 paymenta of $3.10. Writ* Fi­ home. KA 2-7791. For appointment eall FA 2-2010 nance Manager, Box 10, e /a Sanford Herald. FRIGIDAIRE 20. Ilabyalttern Sales 4 Service WIIJ50N Topnotch Club*, com­ WILL care lor imall child In tny U. II. HIGH plete act, Including bag. Con­ home for working mother. See Oviedo. Fla. FO 53313 Days tact Ken at FA 2-4193. Mrs. Heath. Apt. 9, Avalon Evenings Sanford FA 2-3883. Apts. REFRIGERATOR and eleclrle ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ range, both in very good condi­ ment!, Invoices, l and bills, and 21. Henuty Salons tion, $73 each. Call FA 2-S476 programs, etc. Progressiva or tee at 304 Fairmont Dr., Printing Co. Pnone FA 2 2931— Sunland. PERMANENTS $7.00 304 West 13th St Complsta with Hair Cut A St) ling LADIES' dreatei, size 14.90; LAR-RE* BEAUTY SALON WATCH REPAIRING man's suit, ilze 37; 20 In. 32010 Hiawatha Ph FA 2-1398 f J i My Business, not a sideline. speed window fan; electric ALL WORK GUARANTEED heater: and *< rarhrt pipe 12. Real Estate I-or Sale PETE'S WATCH REPAIR 9. F or Sale or Rent diet; reasonable. FA 2-1738. 213 Oak Ave. Ph. FA 2-3143 S-BEDROOM furnished bouse, I FRONT L oin us residential CALORIC gas atove. excellent Casselberry. FA 3-9909/ lection. Phone FA 2-0744. condition, $65 or best offer. Beauty Salon 29. Automobile Servlca FA 2-0949. Walker Building 9 z 30 FT. llousetraller, 2 bed­ THREE bedroom house, kitchen 2310 Oak FA 2-7484 rooms. Inquire Eldar Springs AUTO GLASS equipped, Irnccd backyard, VA 36. Boata ■ Motor* Trailer Park. FA 2-9393. mortgage. FA 2-3€<o. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK INSTALLED Harriett, Eva Jo 4 Bob Gateway To Tha Waterway Windshield Baek Glass 12. Ran! B atata For 8*1* S t Johns Realty Co. 103 So. Oak FA 2-3742 Door Glass Your EVINRUDE Dealer Vent Glass THE TIME TESTED FIRM T. V. STAMPS Robson Sporting Goods FOR SALE SERVICE 111 N. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-4123 Ph. FA 2-3S61 tN EXCLUSIVE Scnkurik Glass and Paint Co. 304-6-1 E. 1IL SOUTH SYLVAN LAKE SHORES 2 BEDROOM home in Country 22. Build • Paint • Repair 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4422 1360 WIZARD Winner 14 ft. De­ Beautiful 3 bedroom home; fully Club Manor. Small equity ami P U T T ’S CARPENTRY Services, luxe Cabin Cruller. Fully equip­ equipped; central heat; double 31. Poultry - Pata • Livestock assume $42.00 per month piyped, 75 h. p. Johnson Motor, new work 4 repair. Specialist garage, enclosed; Intercom ments. Ph. FA 2-7902. Tandem trailer. May be teen In Fla. room enclosures. Ph. system; large lakefront lot, BABY male parakeet and cage. FA 2-7414. at 135 N. Summerlin Ave. landscaped, with sprinkler sys­ FARMER'S AGENCY FA 2-1433. tem. A bargain at $39,500.00. MERCURY 10 h.p. motor, good PAINTING: Coiora a specialty. N.V. Farmer, Realtor SMALL Chihuahua pupa, T wka, Far Information eall FA S-T99S condition, $40. FA 3-3792. Residential, commercial, Indus­ 2445 S. Park Ave. Ph. KA 2 3221 old. Mr*. Stewart, Lake Mary, days, or FA 2-9199 nlghtf or trial. Licensed aad bonded. After faouri FA 2-2415 FA 2 3012 after 5:00 p. m. Sundays. Work guaranteed. Free esti­ 39 Automobiles • Truck* HELMLY REALTY mates. Charlie Burrie, FA 2-4374 FAVORABLE TERMS 32. Flower** • Tree* • Shrub* 55 FORD V-3 4-dr. sedan, auto­ 308 W. 13th Street ot FA 2-4437. I Bedrooms, 134 Baths, $323 matic tranimlaiion. No dowa FA 3-7603, Evenings FA 3-2379 PANSIES down, $120 per mo. CARPENTRY, p a rtin g , roofing p a y m e n t , $17JO per mo* GRAPEVILLE NURSERY 3 Bedrooms, Large ahadtd lot, and cament work. FA 2-4899. FA 2-0014 or FA 2-0015. No Down Payment GrapaviU* Ava. eaar 20th I t $300 down, $99.00 per mo. NO HIDDEN OR CLOSING ROOM SPECIAL $14.95. PalnU I Bedrooms, 134 Baths, many COSTS HEDGE PU N TS, II for $10. Ing ir.aide and out. Call Mr. eatraa, $1,077 down, $104*3 I and 3 Bedroom maaonary COUNTRY CLUB NURSERY Tasker, FA 2-6159. per mo. home built on your lot any­ W. 20th 8t. Near Golf Course 3 Bedrooms, Large Lot, older where in the stale of Florida. 23. Building M aterials Ph. FA t-5909 home, $300 down, 390.00 per No waiting — immediate con­ m o.. tra c tio n . CALL FA 2 8343. LUMBER . HARDWARE • PAINT 33. Furnltur* 3 Bedrooms, Total price $7,730 ‘ ROOKING FHA Loani Headly Const. Co. —$300 down, $95.00 per mo, Used furniture, *appllancei, toola, B. EDWARDS Will buy you tha baat, g Bedrooms, $3*95—4230, down, etc. Bought-Sold. Larry'a Mart, LAKE FRONTAGE BUILDERS SUPPLIES moat sconomlcal car daal $70. per me. 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 1-4133 100 feet on Crystal Lake, 332 feel Wa Giya TV Stam ps. avsiiabi* in Central Flo­ depth. Lafge bearing citrus 903 W. 3rd SL PA 3 7399 CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING -W E TRADE" r i d a . . . A t BILL HEMP­ trees. $5,930. Terms. Maifrcia renovating Expert Up­ HILL MOTORS. W. H. “Bill” Stam per Agency also holstering. All A'orfc Guaran* 24. Electrical Services Realtor—Insurer LAKRFRONT lot In Loch Arbor, teed. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park FRIGIDAIRE with trees, fl.tso. Co., FA 2-2117, 1301 S eate d Salta 4 Service Ave. LOT8 on St. Johns River, 100 ft. ROBKRt A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Houee Wiring Free Eatlmales Z 300 ft. FA 3-0991. Raymond Lundquist, Astoc. * BIG VALUES Sid Vihlen'a Randall Electric FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank illdg. 112 Magnolia * QUICK CREDIT Ph. FA 20013 * EASY TERMS 9-BEDROOM, 3. bath, acrcenad WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS CUSTOM L I N E two / carportei in Sunfaud, Hti,tt!yh>i‘ S erv ices TLis Is all the cash you "’ed. WILSON WAIER door with fbrtioznatic. down, assume payments. Phone There ara no hidden casta. Only RETIRED Plumber does plumb­ Pow er Steering, Only FA 3-7026. New and Uied Furniture 904. monthly paya principal, In­ ing repairs. Ph. Ml 4-7713 be­ 22,000 Actual Ml!**! 311 E. First St. FA 1-3412 terest, taxes and Insurance. 3 tween 8 & 9, morningi 4 evenJuat Ilka “ Brand S tink­ bedroom home with tiled bath, F air Value Properties ingi New 4 Uaed Funftur* 4 Appli­ ing New." RAYMOND M. BALL terrasso floors, and many other ances A Good Plaea Ta And Associates features. Electric Rang* and BUY, SELL or TRADE Ph. FA 3 5441 Venetian Blinds Included. Only 211 So. Park Jenkins Furniture FA 3-1390 two (I) available on theao Laka Mary Branch 400 Sanford Ave. FA 1*7450 terms. Act Now. Plumbing & Heating SPRING SPECIALS HELMLY REALTY AIR CONDITIONING Sell Ui Your fursltura. Quick P1NECREST, 3 Br., 1 hath. 301 W. 13th St. Ph. KA 1 7603 CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK Service With The Cash. SUPER • 310,360. Corner lot. 4<4 per­ Evaning FA 2-2379 FA 2-4542 TRADING POST. FA 3-9177. cent mortgage. Fenced yard. 1007 Sanford Ave. HOME PLUS INCOME for cou­ Make offer on down payment. 870 four door sedan, HyPLUMBING EARLY AMERICAN iota, chair PINECREST, $13,000, down pay­ ple or widow;' practically downdram atic. Tha newest Contracting 4 Repair* and table $70. FA 3-33S4. towoi 309 Magnolia. Call Own ment $400. 9 BR. and 1 bath. naw used Pontiac around. Fret Estimate* Paymenta $97.00 per month. ar, FA 3-7004. ROLLAWAY. Hospital aad Baby R. L HARVEY MAYFAIR, 911,100, > Br.. 1 304 Sanford Ava. Pbons FA 3 33S3 Beds. Day, Weak, or Month— 12 ACHES on Highway 17-12 near bath. 4 percent mortgage, FURNITURE CENTER Clrcusland. Adaptable for al­ $71.00 par month. 1100 French Ave. 26. Radio ft TeievUlon most any use. Roads on three PINECRE6T, 90 year* remain­ Ph. FA 2*7159 aides For further Information, ing on 414 percent mortgage. TV SERVICE within tha hour. telephone J. W. Hell, Realtor. Parta 4 labor poiltlvtly guar­ Low monthly payments. Drive 34. Articles For Sal* FA 3-3441. anteed 30 davi. Service calls by 100 Shannon Drive. Call CHAIRh, crulcbli, *2. SUNSHINE TV, FA 2-9792. W H E E L SPECIAL t w o d o o r for appointment. 3-BEDROOM. 1U bath home with canei, walkers. H ardtop. D y n a f l o w , CITY, furnished home, $10,700. shade treee, patio, enclosed FREE DEUVERY monthly paymenta 170.00. Has 27. Special Services Power Steering, Radio Florida room. In Plnecrest 3rd Preacrlptione our Specialty well and aprlakter system and H eater. A Craam and Addition. FA 2-7712. FAUST*! Rz PHARMACY Sewing: Mach. Repairs Front and baek screened W hite Finish T h a t Haa and and MallonviU# ALL MAKES 4 MODIiLS • porch. T hat Naw C ar L uster. Ph. FA 3-T107. RENTALS $8 WEEK ROSA L. PAYTON 203 W Firit St (21 hr. ter.) Rtglitered Real Estate Broker KENMORE waihrr-dryer, reel IKA 2-3623 Ph. FA 3-1301 17-32 at Hiawatha power m o w e r , ornamental blocks, bathroom beater, baled III N Park Ave Phone F> 2 2420 INCOME TAX SERVICE A FIN E BUY hay. FA 2-1409. O. M. HARRISON $11,300 for • 2 bedroom home In 2440 Hiawatha Pb. FA 2B827 Mayfair, featuring a large 1.1. M ortgage l/oana FACTORY TO YOU Rev. 1311 Palmetto FA 2-7941 landscaped yard with Urea. We V'L MORTGAGE LOANS ALUMINUM BLINDS recommend your attention to FHA aad Conventional Endoaed bead. Sag-proof bottom WELDING AMBASSADOR, Power this buy. Commercial 4 Residential rail with plastic end*. Pletlic Heavy equipment, Truck*, Rail*, Steering, Power Brakes, 8TEN8TROM REALTY or rayoa tape*. Cotton or nylon Sprocket*, Rollers, Idlers and Autom atic W e a t h e r 111 N Park Ave Pkaa# PA 1-2420 corda. gentral repair. Call . . . . By*, Radio, plus fo n t laR A W WELDING Scnkurik Glass and P ain t Co. antal Spar*. Ph. FA 3-4631 EAit 5-4780 Palatka, Fla. 310 Magnolia 111 N. Park Ave Paone FA 2 2420 15. Businetut Opportunities INVESTORS — DEVELOPERS 100 Acres, including 60 acre clear, sand bottom lake, high, dry pine lend, paved road, 7 miles from Sanford. Recorded subdivision. 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NO. 154 News Briefs J Taylor Recovered LONDON (UPI) Eluabrth Taylor, "recovered and In excel­ lent condition" according to her doctors, will fly to 1-os Angeles Monday, it was announced today. Back To Work Reds Invade Laos, Thailand Charges NEW TORK (UPI) - Truck drivers in the New York garment district return to work today, BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) — ending the threat of a possible shortage of Easier finery in the Thailand charged today that It noriheastern section ef the coun­ battalions of Communist North Vietnamese troops had Invaded try. Laos. An American spokesman an­ nounced ths United Stale* waa New Rocket Test WASHINGTON (UPI) - The •ending "about 15" helicopter* to United States in a few days will embattled pro-Western forces. rocket a miniature laboratory on Britain asked Russia today a far-ranging search for knowl­ te join In calling for an Im­ edge needed to chart flight paths mediate cease-fire In Laos, the for men " through the least hostile Foreign offlre announced In regions" of space. 1/md on. A spokesman said a note de­ Murrow Raps CBS livered te the Soviet Foreign WASHINGTON (UPI) - U.S. In- Office by British Ambassador formation chief Edward R. Mur- Sir Frank Roberts suggested row has criticized his former em ­ that Britain and Russia launch ployer, the Columbia Broad- the appeal In their capacity as caitlng System, for permitting ■ co-ckalrtnan of tha 1934 Geneva controversial movie he once nar­ conference on Indo-Cblna. rated nbout American migratory Thia announcement coincided worker* te be shown, in Great Britain. A ffair Of Heart THE ROARING TWENTIES roared back in authentic style when the Gamma Omegas had their costume event for ruahees at the Lake Mary Fire House. The flappers Road Reform Laws Stressed As Probers i Near End Of Session of that bygone era were brought back by, from left. Juno Kerwin, Edith Van Ness, Gwen Freeman,-Suzy Dickey and Patty Walker. (Herald Photo) Peel 'Framed', Attorney Says Educators Elect Bateman President Of Organization The Seminuia County Education JACKSON VILE (UPI) — The h ‘ ?0RTt riSRCE. Fit. (UPI) Ccnvlctvi m iety jevel Vr mi., heeling a l the Oviedo Legislative Roads Committee ends two year* of work today with final thief Ted Rinehart moved from his prison cell iu testify today School auditorium, elected Mrs. prupo.ali for road reform lawi in the trial of Joseph A. Peel Jr., accused mastermined of Mery Joyce Balrnmn president end Louis Koakey, vice president; and s proba into alleged colluaion the Chilllngworth murders. between •tote highway engineers , Mrs. Alice Grunt, corresponding and a Jacksonville contracting Carlton Welch, defense attorney for Peel, said he hoped , secretary; Mrs. Maiguerile Parfirm. | to show by Rinehart's testimony that Peel wad "framed" on I tin, recording secretary end Miss The legislators, who spent Wed­ ' ■■■*■■ Judge andof Mrs. C*. E. Chilling; - ■ ■ charges murdering Circuit Beatrice Neilson, treasurer. nesday sifting conflict ox interest rrcetfc. . . The derotional address, given by ^chargee against former R o a d The t u t s claims that tha dapHoard member Earl Powers of per Peel, n former West Palm Lyman Faculty Member Rev. J. Gainesville, also wets scheduled to Beach city Judge, ordered ex- Murrey, was based on Proverb* look Into the alleged failure of convict Floyd (Lucky) Holxapfel and entitled "The l.ips of the Wise Jackson vllle’s Beach Boulevard Key Club View President Doug and Negro nioonehintr George Disperse Knowledge.'* and irregularities in a 1*6,000 pav­ 8tanstrom Jr. and Secretary Bill (Bobby) Lincoln to kill ChillingA report from Mrs. Basel West, ing Job a t Orlando. worth In 1963. The hearing probably will run Ott accompanied by their eponsor, Holxapfel and Lincoln have tes­ chairman of ths legislative comeven lunger than Wednesday's Ira Hindman, left today for Jack­ tified In the musty St. Lucie Coun­ millee, included accounts that her aestlon. That one stretched to al­ sonville to attend the Key Club ty eouttroum that they .drowned group has met with the county most dusk as witness after witness the' couple e l sea on June 14, legislative delegation, haa kept in Stale Convention. Q testified about Power's interest la touch with almilar committees in They will stay a t the George 1963, and that they carried out the firms which sold suppliaa to the neighboring counties and haa ar­ murders "for Joe." state and property he owned on Washington Hotel, where the con­ ranged for a number of speakers Rinehart, once on the FBI’s list t* land served by roads built while vention is being held and attend a at various rivic clubs, P-TO and of ten most wanted rrimlnals, Is *•* he was on the Road Board. three-day schedule of assemblies, serving a term at Raiford state P-TA otganisalions. Powers, a certified public ac­ meetings, contests and forums. After adjournment of tbs briaf prison for a jewel robbery a t the countant, was on the board in 1963 Kew state officers will bs sleet­ •wank Palm Beach Towers hotel, business session, a majority of and again In 1966 unUI the Bryant ed at this meeting and will be an­ winter home of some of society’* teachers assembled to adopt a con­ administration came In. stitution for the countywlde class, biggest names. State Sen. Scott Kelly of Lake­ nounced at the banquet Saturday. room teachers organisation.' Rinehart ie the latest in a col­ land, commission chairman, said A t this time, the results of the A refreshment course was served orful string of witnesses called by 9 t h o aim was to determine what talent contact will be revealed. In the cafeteria under direction of Welch. ehangea are needed in state laws Ott will enter the oratorical con­ Kmry C. Pickren, pipe-smoking commits* ehalrman, Mr*. Kirby to correct situations th at might test which is slated as an impor­ "private eye" and forraef sheriff, Uurkelew. have existed while Powers was a member of the board. Kelly acid tant event of the convention, gome testified Wednesday he and hie he would leave It to the public to of the speeches will be on prepared bloodhound named Holmes followdecide if there was any conflict of topics and some will be extempor­ td a trail from the Chilllngworth cottage to a highway, Holsapfel interest. aneous. and Lincoln have testified they look the cuuple to sea In a small boat, directly from the collage. Pickren said marks on highway The Ft. Mellon Park Swimming A1A, heavily traveled tourist a r­ Pool will bo opened to the public tery, might have been made by the week of April 1. City Manag­ "a piece of rubber." He told news­ er W. E. Knowles said today. men outside the courtroom the Knowles said (hat the new marks could also have been mede filter system in the pool will he by the shoes of n person being completely installed this week. LOS ANGELES (UPI) — The any issus was evsr reached." Cost of the equipment including fate of lovers Dr. R. Bernard Coleman emphasised, however, dragged across tha road. The first day of a the defense installation haa been estimated Finch a n j Carole Tregoff was la that be was only offtring an opin­ ths hands of a jury today for tbs ion and that the decision was en­ case ended with an unsuccessful at 310,000. Pthird time. tirely the Jury's. Carols’s attorney effort by Welch to put Miami Judgs Dsvid Colsmaa gsvs ths last wsek told ths Jury to dlsrs- Beach bartender John Tedeeco on esse to the Jury of 10 men and gmrd her port in the double jeop­ the stand to testify th at be over­ heard e conversation between Hoitwo w uiuvu Wednesday after ree- ardy pie*. _ oiumem'lng th at it deny a defense Finch 43, and hla red-haired re­ aapiel and nightclub, vpMaUi LEOPOLDVILLE. The Congo Barnett about a "con­ plea of double jeopardy—a situ­ ceptionist, 34, ere charged with B ri* (UPI) The United Nations ation in which a person is triad ths gunshot murder of the doc­ tract" te kill CbilUagwotth. said today supples hate beta again on the same charge ovw tor's wife, Bathers Joan, 33, on arriving at Maiadl since the Conthough r verdict has been reached ths lawn of bar West Covins, goleee forced UN furres out of before. Calif-. home on the night of Jnly that main supply port earlier thia l Finch's attorney has com II, 1969. Their first trial, which month. sn in December, 1963, and the second trial jury reached A Negro who eece ped from the At the asms lime, officials af second trial ended |e no do- d tp jell in 13M wee recaptured verdirt on the surgeon. Bn! tha national transport system judge in the second trial. Wednesday night, the police de­ • »— charged the United Nations has D a w , on, said no docialon w#a ; ' f he makeup of the Jury, prevl- partment reported today. failed to give instructions for tha dlgly nine men end three women, made. CUnt Murphy, escaped from a forwarding of supplies and a tSaid Coleman in final inatrw - was altered Wednesday whan • work gang In August of 1969 and cuood UN special representative tlous: "It is my opinion, both go woman mtmber, Mrs. Elisabeth was taken into custody hy Patrol­ Rajeshwar Dayal of "untruth" in • m a.ter of law and fact, th at M Stevens, fainted iu court pad was man Willie Button in thn Sanford saying 33 ahipa were held up verdict or final determination of replaced by a male alternate. Are section of the city. outside the port. £ ( Key Club Sends l i s H H H H H H Two To Convention Swimming Pool To Open Soon Jury Deliberations Open In Finch Murder Trial U N Supplies Arrive In Congo Police Capture Jail Escapee NEW YORK (UPI) -A n affair of the heart waa blamed today for the involvement of an Air France stewardess In a fruilrsted a tempt to smuggle 3600,000 of heroin from Peris te New York. Federal authorities said they tended to believe the story of Si­ mone Marcelle Uhristmann, 31, who told them she thought she was sneaking in only "essence de perfume" at the pleading of a "Mr. Mueller" whom she fell in love with during her (ravels as sn airlina stewardess. Boat Handling Course Slated Tha United Stales C o a s t Guard Auailiary will give a (wolesson course in safe boat hand­ ling, rules of the road, knots and -ap^teci -'a n d safety --aqwlpAMn). The first clan will be held at the Winter Park Recreation Cen­ ter at I p.i... today and the sec­ ond class next Thursday at the tam e time. The cost ia II for both eltaoei. Safety films will be shows asch night as a part of the course. !,eo R. Cooper, commander of Sanford-Orlando Flotilla 411. explained that the auailiary is a ■on profit organisation, devoted to teachlns safety on water te the boating public. Lyman Gym Nears Completion The new Lymaa School gym wilt be completed ahead of schedule, Supt of Schools R. T. Mllwoa said today. Tbs gym was expected te be finished by July, but Mllwos said today that tha contractors have assured him it would be finished in early June. ★ ★ ★ Kennedy To Alert U. S. Of 'Danger' Af Press Meet WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi­ dent Kennedy sought today to alert the American people lo the grave danger of a Soviet-bscked rebel conquest of Laos but also awaited soma algo Russia might bt willing lo negotiate a settle, menl of the civil' war. Tha President was expected to. stress al hla « pin. news con­ ference that alUf new measures must be taken to bolster ths crumbling anll-Communlat front In laos if Soviet Prrmiei Nikita Khrushchev fails lo heed a lastditch appeal. _ Th« White Hnuar..ivkH and re­ ceived "lira radio and television time for Kennedy's meeting with newsmen in whet officials said was an tffort te reach the widest possible audience for his words on the Laotian crisis. The picture could change If |h* Kremlin reacli favorably and quickly lo a new American-back­ ed British plea lo Khrushchev te end the Russian airlift of war supplies to the Communist . |*d rebel* end permit a neutral com­ mission lo arrange a truce. The British amhsssador In Moscow, Sir Frank Hnbcris, was delivering what Foreign Office sourcca said waa a "final plea" for Soviet cooperation. Youth Program Head WASHINGTON (U PI)—Presi­ dent Kennedy today named Uni­ versity of Oklahoma football coach Charles B. (Bud) Wilkinson to head a national youth fitnesa pro­ gram. with the second day of a m eeting. A U. 8. embassy spokesman told here by top military men of the United Press International th at eight SEATO nations te prepare the helicopters would ba serviced strategy in the event the Laos by U. 8. Marine* stationed a t crisis cannot be settled peacefully. Udom In northern Thailand, just Thai Defense Minister Thnnom w few miles from the Laotian Kitllkarhorn told newsmen that border. Informed sources said that the the Communist troops from North Viet Nam and Pathet I-ao soldiers United States had presented w had attacked on two fronta and standby military plan to the other within 16 miles bf the administra­ ■even SEATO partners at the toplevel meeting. Tight security sur­ \ tive capital of Vientiane. He said that the government of rounded the talks, a prelude to the 1’ripce Iloun Oum had rushed re­ council of foreign ministers gath* inforcements to meet the attacks. ering here next week. ★ ★ ★ time, but aheo she laughed, ii waa infectious. Her parents thought it strange she didn't come to breakfast. They called the school Iu see if she bad walked out without telling them goodbye. Then they called the police. John Mack Herring, IT, who earned his letter playing end last year aa a sophomore on (jie Odessa High School football team, waa taken te police headquarters for questioning about noon. "You were the last one lo set her, soo," Juvenile Officer James Browu told. “ Wnere Is •be?" After about 40 minutes of ques­ tioning, tbs boy's father, O. H. Herring, an electrical contractor, arrived. Mack turned lo hla father, with le a n in his eyes, ami blurted out. "I killed her." Mack lad police to a ranch east af Kermll where his father leased hunting and fishing rights. H* waded Into a stock pond, and while police watched from the bank, reached late tha water and dragged to the hank the girl’s body, sim In pajamas and a robe. ★ ★ West Prepares For Red Threat United Prow* International The United Staten und Allied nations maneuvered forces into ponition today for • battle against the Communlate In Iaom if the Russians refuse to negotiate. Faced with a massive Red arms buildup and rebel sue* cesses in the little Southeast Asian kingdom, the Weal made - Memorial Services For Airmen Monday Memorial service* tea-tha three Sanford Naval Air Station €(*»♦• men killed In an A3I) e r r * 'Jo a the Mediterranean Tu«day8® noon will be held at 10 k, 4. Monday. The twin-jet Sky warrior crash­ ed about one mile behind tha carrier USS Franklin D. Roose­ velt while o & j simulated loft bombing run. Killed in the accident vrers Cdr. Charles O. Uonnaud, pilot ■nd commanding officer of VAIN II; Ens. Thomas It. Wallon and aviaUoo electrician’* mate sec­ ond class, Lowell Barsncss. The family of Walton request* that donations be sent to tha IJille Red School House in lieu of (lower*. Banks To Support 4-H Club Work Two Seminole County banks have joined with other Florida banks in national support of 4-H club work. County Agent Cecil Tucker said today. The (wo banks — The Florida State Bank and Citiaens Bank of Oviedo made their contribution! lo (he National 4-H Club founda­ tion in Washington, 1). C , a t part of a nationwide fund raising program. 'I Pulled The Trigger-She Was Dead' ODESSA, Tax. (UPI) - "Sh# gar# me a kiss te ramambar bar by . . . I pulled the trigger . , , and aha was dead, just like thaL" Tha bltarre story of the high school football player and bis melancholy sweetheart unfolded pioca by pioea today in this Texas town wbtra both wars known and liked. "Nice kids," a school official called them. The motive lor the killing? Au­ thorities haven't found one yet that saiuite* tbsm. "You don't take people out and kill 'am Ilka rabbita," Sheriff L. B. Eddies said today. "Even If you accept this story that bo billed her because she asked him to, it’s murder." bs said. "You could hardly call It a mercy kUliag." Elixabetb Jeaa Williams, IT, failed to show up for class Wednesday morning. Sba waa a slender girl, S-foot*f and just under 100 pounds. Mice looking, with light brown hair and blue eyes. Rather serious most of (he ★ The body had been weighted with two pieces of lead. "There is no motive, I think I am craay, that's all 1 can say," the boy said later at Kermil, where murder charges were filed against him. "She first asked me t« kill her on Monday," Mack laid. "1 told her It was foolish, but sba kept talking about bow she wanted lo be in heaven. "I made a date with her about midnight W# drove into the coun­ try and parked. Wa talked about what It would be like in heaven. Rh# wasn’t sad, aha waa happy. “Wa sat on tha bank bbout l l or 30 minutes. 1 had the shotgun. She told mo sba was sorry ah* bad to leave me ilk* thia. 1 said 'Give me a kite to remember you by.' She turned up her face, and I kissed bar. "She said ‘Thank you, Macks. FU always remember you for th a t’ Then she said 'Now!" and 1 raised tha shotgun b an al up. Sht took it with tha back of bar hand and held U up to bar hogd, sod I pilled tbs trigger. Sba waa dead, just like that." it clear the hour of decision Waa n tar at hand. Sir Frank Roberta, British am­ bassador to Moscow, was instructtd by London to deliver te tbo Kremlin what Portigq Office sour­ ces said waa n "fins'! plea" for Soviet cooperation to head off a a armed conflict. Military leaders of the Southeast Asia Treaty Organisation (8EATO) mat In Bangkok, Thailand, to map strategy for blocking n Com­ munist takeover in Laos, Tb* American attack aircraft carrier Midway left Hong Kong with a daauvyar escort, l l was re­ ported headed for tha South China Sea, closest water point t* land­ locked Laos. A squadron of C l60 Hercules turbo-prop transport planes left Horvelula for Urn Philippine*. They presumably eould be used to rweh U. & troops from F ar E ast basso into Loos. A U, B. Marina landing fort* alloat ia Southeast Asian sea* waa reported alerted for possible inter­ vention. Pakistan, Thailand and ths Phil­ ippine* ■— three (of tha SEATO partner#—could contribute armed forces quickly, U waa wot alone Just what help tb s other fowr members—France, Australia, Naw Zealand and Britain—would give. The Communist rebate ia Laoa claimed substantial successes and pro-Western government sources in Vientiane admitted soma of them. Laotian rebel* claimed to b ars routed government troops from tha (Lrstogie mountain pass a t Muong Essay, about 100 mlloe north of Vlantlana, and a t Pha Tang and Vang Vieng, somewhat to tho south. Thia would mean th a t the gov­ ernment forces had lost control of tho vital highway link between Vientiane, the adminispretiv* cap­ ital, and tha royal capital of Lu­ ang Prabang 300 mtlaa to tbo north. U. B. Secretary of BUla Down Husk was preparing te leave Washington at midnight far a meeting In Bangkok oast weak wltl\ tha fsrtig u ministers af tbo seven - other SEATO wgtteoa. 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FROZEN The Family Favorite for Bath or Waifvup IVORY SOAP e CHICKEN eTURKEY • BEEF MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS IDAHO VAUtV SUNDRIfS HYCRADE SPANISH MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS • e V H W m S m PRESERVES S ^ ■ •1 TMa®raw.— C KING JAMES 6 CATHOLIC AUTHORIZED EDITION 2 URGE BARS a m 00 ) �w m ?m / T* : ' , The Herald Delivers More Than 10,000 Copies Today! You're Invited • (Ulr? ^ a t t fc r b lim t lit to look over the Raster season specials being offered by Sanford merchants. Many specials are being advertised now and others are in stock at the stores. They ean fill your requirements and will be happy to serve you. WEATHER: Cloudy through Friday. High today. 75-80. Low tooight, 68-62. VOL. 58 United Press Leased Wire Establishad 1908 THURSDAY. MARCH 28.1961 8ANF0RD, FLORIDA NO. 154 News Briefs J Taylor Recovered LONDON (UPI) Eluabrth Taylor, "recovered and In excel­ lent condition" according to her doctors, will fly to 1-os Angeles Monday, it was announced today. Back To Work Reds Invade Laos, Thailand Charges NEW TORK (UPI) Truck drivers in the New York garment district return to work today, BANGKOK, Thailand (U PI) — ending the threat of a possible shortage of Easier finery in the Thailand charged today that It noriheastern section ef the coun­ battalions o f Communist North Vietnamese troops had Invaded try. Laos. An American spokesman an­ nounced ths United Stale* waa WASHINGTON (UPI) The •ending "about 15" helicopter* to United States in a few days will embattled pro-Western forces. rocket a miniature laboratory on Britain asked Russia today a far-ranging search for knowl­ te join In calling for an Im­ edge needed to chart flight paths mediate cease-fire In Laos, the for men " through the least hostile Foreign offlre announced In regions" of space. 1/md on. New Rocket Test Murrow Raps CBS WASHINGTON (UPI) - U.S. Information chief Edward R. Murrow has criticized his former em ­ ployer, the Columbia Broadcaitlng System, for permitting ■ controversial movie he once nar­ rated nbout American migratory worker* te be shown, in Great Britain. o f that bygone era were brought back by, from left. Juno Kerwin, Edith Van Ness, Gwen Freeman,-Suzy Dickey and Patty Walker. (Herald Photo) Road Reform Laws Stressed As Probers Near End Of Session i £ JACKSON VILE (U PI) — The Legislative Roads Committee ends two year* of work today with final prupo.ali for road reform lawi and s proba into alleged colluaion between •tote highway engineers and a Jacksonville contracting firm. The legislators, who spent Wed­ nesday sifting conflict ox interest ^chargee against former R o a d Hoard member Earl Powers of Gainesville, also wets scheduled to look Into the alleged failure o f Jackson vllle’s Beach Boulevard and irregularities in a 1*6,000 pav­ ing Job at Orlando. The hearing probably will run even lunger than Wednesday's aestlon. That one stretched to al­ most dusk as witness after witness Qtestified about Power's interest la firms which sold suppliaa to the state and property he owned on t* land served by roads built while *•* he was on the Road Board. Powers, a certified public ac­ countant, was on the board in 1963 and again In 1966 unUI the Bryant administration came In. State Sen. Scott Kelly of Lake­ land, commission chairman, said 9 t h o aim was to determine what ehangea are needed in state laws to correct situations that might have existed while Powers was a member o f the board. Kelly acid he would leave It to the public to decide if there was any conflict o f interest. Peel 'Framed', Attorney Says The Seminuia County Education h ‘ ?0RTt riSRCE. Fit. (UPI) Ccnvlctvi m iety jevel Vrmi., heeling a l the Oviedo thief Ted Rinehart moved from his prison cell iu testify today School auditorium, elected Mrs. in the trial of Joseph A. Peel Jr., accused mastermined of Mery Joyce Balrnmn president the Chilllngworth murders. end Louis Koakey, vice president; ( , Mrs. Alice Grunt, corresponding NEW YORK (UPI) - A n affair of the heart waa blamed today for the involvement of an Air France stewardess In a fruilrsted a tempt to smuggle 3600,000 of heroin from Peris te New York. Federal authorities said they tended to believe the story of Si­ mone Marcelle Uhristmann, 31, who told them she thought she was sneaking in only "essence de perfume" at the pleading of a "M r. Mueller" whom she fell in love with during her (ravels as sn airlina stewardess. Boat Handling Course Slated Tha United Stales C oast Carlton Welch, defense attorney for Peel, said he hoped , secretary; Mrs. Maiguerile Par- Guard Auailiary will give a (wo|to show by Rinehart's testimony that Peel wad "framed" on I tin, recording secretary end Miss lesson course in safe boat hand­ Judge andof Mrs. C*. E. Chilling- ■ ■ charges murdering Circuit rrcetfc. . . The tu ts claims that tha dapper Peel, n former West Palm Beach city Judge, ordered exconvict Floyd (Lucky) Holxapfel Key Club View President Doug and Negro nioonehintr George (Bobby) Lincoln to kill Chilling8 tanstrom Jr. and Secretary Bill worth In 1963. Ott accompanied by their eponsor, Holxapfel and Lincoln have tes­ Ira Hindman, left today for Jack­ tified In the musty St. Lucie Coun­ sonville to attend the Key Club ty eouttroum that they .drowned the' couple e l sea on June 14, Stale Convention. They will stay at the George 1963, and that they carried out the Washington Hotel, where the con­ murders "fo r Joe." Rinehart, once on the FBI’s list vention is being held and attend a o f ten most wanted rrimlnals, Is three-day schedule of assemblies, serving a term at Raiford state meetings, contests and forums. prison for a jewel robbery at the Kew state officers will bs sleet­ •wank Palm Beach Towers hotel, ed at this meeting and will be an­ winter home o f some of society’* nounced at the banquet Saturday. biggest names. Rinehart ie the latest in a col­ A t this time, the results o f the orful string o f witnesses called by talent contact will be revealed. Welch. Ott will enter the oratorical con­ Kmry C. Pickren, pipe-smoking test which is slated as an impor­ "private eye" and forraef sheriff, tant event o f the convention, gome testified Wednesday he and hie of the speeches will be on prepared bloodhound named Holmes followtopics and some will be extempor­ td a trail from the Chilllngworth cottage to a highway, Holsapfel aneous. and Lincoln have testified they look the cuuple to sea In a small boat, directly from the collage. Pickren said marks on highway A1A, heavily traveled tourist ar­ tery, might have been made by "a piece o f rubber." He told news­ men outside the courtroom the marks could also have been mede by the shoes o f n person being any issus was evsr reached." Coleman emphasised, however, dragged across tha road. The first day o f a the defense that be was only offtring an opin­ ion and that the decision was en­ case ended with an unsuccessful tirely the Jury's. Carols’s attorney effort by Welch to put Miami last wsek told ths Jury to dlsrs- Beach bartender John Tedeeco on gmrd her port in the double jeop­ the stand to testify that be over­ heard e conversation between Hoiardy pie*. _ Finch 43, and hla red-haired re­ aapiel and nightclub, vpMaUi Barnett about a "con­ ceptionist, 34, ere charged with B ri* ths gunshot murder o f the doc­ tract" te kill CbilUagwotth. tor's wife, Bathers Joan, 33, on ths lawn o f bar West Covins, Calif-. home on the night o f Jnly II, 1969. Their first trial, which sn in December, 1963, and A Negro who eece ped from the second trial ended |e no do- d tp jell in 13M wee recaptured Wednesday night, the police de­ • »— ; ' f he makeup of the Jury, prevl- partment reported today. dlgly nine men end three women, CUnt Murphy, escaped from a was altered Wednesday whan • work gang In August o f 1969 and woman mtmber, Mrs. Elisabeth was taken into custody hy Patrol­ Stevens, fainted iu court pad was man Willie Button in thn Sanford replaced by a male alternate. Are section o f the city. ' ■■■*■■ ; Key Club Sends l i s H H H H H H Two To Convention Jury Deliberations Open In Finch Murder Trial LOS ANGELES (U PI) — The fate o f lovers Dr. R. Bernard Finch anj Carole Tregoff was la ths hands o f a jury today fo r tbs Pthird time. Judgs Dsvid Colsmaa gsvs ths esse to the Jury o f 10 men and two wuiuvu Wednesday after reeoiumem'lng that it deny a defense plea o f double jeopardy—a situ­ ation in which a person is triad again on the same charge o v w though r verdict has been reached before. l Finch's attorney has com the second trial jury reached verdirt on the surgeon. Bn! judge in the second trial. D a w , on, said no docialon w#a made. Said Coleman in final inatrwtlous: "It is my opinion, both go • ma.ter o f law and fact, that M verdict or final determination o f Educators Elect Bateman President Of Organization Police Capture Jail Escapee Beatrice Neilson, treasurer. The derotional address, given by Lyman Faculty Member Rev. J. Murrey, was based on Proverb* and entitled "The l.ips of the Wise Disperse Knowledge.'* A report from Mrs. Basel West, chairman o f ths legislative commillee, included accounts that her group has met with the county legislative delegation, haa kept in touch with almilar committees in neighboring counties and haa ar­ ranged for a number of speakers at various rivic clubs, P-TO and P-TA otganisalions. After adjournment of tbs briaf business session, a majority of teachers assembled to adopt a con­ stitution for the countywlde class, room teachers organisation.' A refreshment course was served In the cafeteria under direction o f commits* ehalrman, Mr*. Kirby Uurkelew. Swimming Pool To Open Soon The Ft. Mellon Park Swimming Pool will bo opened to the public the week of April 1. City Manag­ er W. E. Knowles said today. Knowles said (hat the new filter system in the pool will he completely installed this week. Cost of the equipment including installation haa been estimated at 310,000. U N Supplies Arrive In Congo LEOPOLDVILLE. The Congo (U PI) The United Nations said today supples hate beta arriving at Maiadl since the Congoleee forced UN furres out of that main supply port earlier thia month. At the asms lime, officials af tha national transport system charged the United Nations has failed to give instructions for tha forwarding of supplies and atcuood UN special representative Rajeshwar Dayal of "untruth" in saying 33 ahipa were held up outside the port. A spokesman said a note de­ livered te the Soviet Foreign Office by British Ambassador Sir Frank Roberts suggested that Britain and Russia launch the appeal In their capacity as co-ckalrtnan of tha 1934 Geneva conference on Indo-Cblna. Thia announcement ★ A ffa ir O f Heart THE ROARING TWENTIES roared back in authentic style when the Gamma Omegas had their costume event fo r ruahees at the Lake Mary Fire House. The flappers 1 ling, rules of the road, knots and -ap^teci -'a n d safety --aqwlpAMn). The first clan will be held at the Winter Park Recreation Cen­ ter at I p.i... today and the sec­ ond class next Thursday at the tame time. The cost ia II for both eltaoei. Safety films will be shows asch night as a part of the course. !,eo R. Cooper, commander of Sanford-Orlando Flotilla 411. explained that the auailiary is a ■on profit organisation, devoted to teachlns safety on water te the boating public. Lyman Gym Nears Completion The new Lymaa School gym wilt be completed ahead of schedule, Supt of Schools R. T. Mllwoa said today. Tbs gym was expected te be finished by July, but Mllwos said today that tha contractors have assured him it would be finished in early June. ★ coincided ★ Kennedy To Alert U. S. Of 'Danger' Af Press Meet WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi­ dent Kennedy sought today to alert the American people lo the grave danger of a Soviet-bscked rebel conquest of Laos but also awaited soma algo Russia might bt willing lo negotiate a settle, menl of the civil' war. Tha President was expected to. stress al hla « pin. news con­ ference that alUf new measures must be taken to bolster ths crumbling anll-Communlat front In laos if Soviet Prrmiei Nikita Khrushchev fails lo heed a lastditch appeal. _ Th« White Hnuar..ivkH and re­ ceived "lira radio and television time for Kennedy's meeting with newsmen in whet officials said was an tffort te reach the widest possible audience for his words on the Laotian crisis. The picture could change If |h* Kremlin reacli favorably and quickly lo a new American-back­ ed British plea lo Khrushchev te end the Russian airlift of war supplies to the Communist . |*d rebel* end permit a neutral com ­ mission lo arrange a truce. The British amhsssador In Moscow, Sir Frank Hnbcris, was delivering what Foreign Office sourcca said waa a "final plea" for Soviet cooperation. Youth Program Head WASHINGTON (U PI)— Presi­ dent Kennedy today named Uni­ versity of Oklahoma football coach Charles B. (Bud) Wilkinson to head a national youth fitnesa pro­ gram. with the second day of a meeting. A U. 8 . embassy spokesman told here by top military men o f the United Press International that eight SEATO nations te prepare the helicopters would ba serviced strategy in the event the Laos by U. 8. Marine* stationed at crisis cannot be settled peacefully. Udom In northern Thailand, just Thai Defense Minister Thnnom w few miles from the Laotian Kitllkarhorn told newsmen that border. Informed sources said that the the Communist troops from North Viet Nam and Pathet I-ao soldiers United States had presented w had attacked on two fronta and standby military plan to the other within 16 miles b f the administra­ ■even SEATO partners at the toplevel meeting. Tight security sur­ \ tive capital of Vientiane. He said that the government of rounded the talks, a prelude to the 1’ ripce Iloun Oum had rushed re­ council o f foreign ministers gath* ering here next week. inforcements to meet the attacks. ★ ★ ★ "N ice kids," a school official called them. The motive lor the killing? Au­ thorities haven't found one yet that saiuite* tbsm. "You don't take people out and kill 'am Ilka rabbita," Sheriff L. B. Eddies said today. "Even If you accept this story that bo billed her because she asked him to, it’s murder." bs said. "You could hardly call It a mercy kUliag." Elixabetb Jeaa Williams, IT, failed to show up for class Wednesday morning. Sba waa a slender girl, S-foot*f and just under 100 pounds. Mice looking, with light brown hair and blue eyes. Rather serious most o f (he time, but aheo she laughed, ii waa infectious. Her parents thought it strange she didn't come to breakfast. They called the school Iu see if she bad walked out without telling them goodbye. Then they called the police. John Mack Herring, IT, who earned his letter playing end last year aa a sophomore on (jie Odessa High School football team, waa taken te police headquarters for questioning about noon. "You were the last one lo set her, soo," Juvenile Officer James Browu told. “ Wnere Is •be?" After about 40 minutes of ques­ tioning, tbs boy's father, O. H. Herring, an electrical contractor, arrived. Mack turned lo hla father, with lea n in his eyes, ami blurted out. " I killed her." Mack lad police to a ranch east af Kermll where his father leased hunting and fishing rights. H* waded Into a stock pond, and while police watched from the bank, reached late tha water and dragged to the hank the girl’s body, sim In pajamas and a robe. ★ ★ West Prepares For Red Threat United Prow* International The United Staten und Allied nations maneuvered forces into ponition today for • battle against the Communlate In Iaom if the Russians refuse to negotiate. Faced with a massive Red arms buildup and rebel sue* cesses in the little Southeast Asian kingdom, the Weal made - Memorial Services For Airmen Monday Memorial service* tea-tha three Sanford Naval Air Station €(*»♦• men killed In an A3I) e r r * 'Joa the Mediterranean Tu«day8® noon will be held at 10 k, 4. Monday. The twin-jet Sky warrior crash­ ed about one mile behind tha carrier USS Franklin D. Roose­ velt while o & j simulated loft bombing run. Killed in the accident vrers Cdr. Charles O. Uonnaud, pilot ■nd commanding officer of VAIN II; Ens. Thomas It. Wallon and aviaUoo electrician’* mate sec­ ond class, Lowell Barsncss. The family of Walton request* that donations be sent to tha IJille Red School House in lieu of (lower*. Banks To Support 4-H Club Work Two Seminole County banks have joined with other Florida banks in national support of 4-H club work. County Agent Cecil Tucker said today. The (wo banks — The Florida State Bank and Citiaens Bank of Oviedo made their contribution! lo (he National 4-H Club founda­ tion in Washington, 1). C , at part of a nationwide fund raising program. 'I Pulled The Trigger-She Was Dead' ODESSA, Tax. (UPI) - "Sh# gar# me a kiss te ramambar bar by . . . I pulled the trigger . , , and aha was dead, just like thaL" Tha bltarre story o f the high school football player and bis melancholy sweetheart unfolded pioca by pioea today in this Texas town wbtra both wars known and liked. ★ The body had been weighted with two pieces of lead. "There is no motive, I think I am craay, that's all 1 can say," the boy said later at Kermil, where murder charges were filed against him. "She first asked me t« kill her on Monday," Mack laid. "1 told her It was foolish, but sba kept talking about bow she wanted lo be in heaven. "I made a date with her about midnight W# drove into the coun­ try and parked. Wa talked about what It would be like in heaven. Rh# wasn’ t sad, aha waa happy. “ Wa sat on tha bank bbout l l or 30 minutes. 1 had the shotgun. She told mo sba was sorry ah* bad to leave me ilk* thia. 1 said 'Give me a kite to remember you by.' She turned up her face, and I kissed bar. "She said ‘Thank you, Macks. FU always remember you for that’ Then she said 'N ow !" and 1 raised tha shotgun banal up. Sht took it with tha back of bar hand and held U up to bar hogd, sod I pilled tbs trigger. Sba waa dead, just like that." it clear the hour o f decision Waa ntar at hand. Sir Frank Roberta, British am­ bassador to Moscow, was instructtd by London to deliver te tbo Kremlin what Portigq Office sour­ ces said waa n "fins'! plea" for Soviet cooperation to head o ff aa armed conflict. Military leaders o f the Southeast Asia Treaty Organisation (8E A TO) mat In Bangkok, Thailand, to map strategy for blocking n Com­ munist takeover in Laos, Tb* American attack aircraft carrier Midway left Hong Kong with a daauvyar escort, l l was re­ ported headed for tha South China Sea, closest water point t* land­ locked Laos. A squadron o f C l60 Hercules turbo-prop transport planes left Horvelula fo r Urn Philippine*. They presumably eould be used to rweh U. & troops from Far East basso into Loos. A U, B. Marina landing fort* alloat ia Southeast Asian sea* waa reported alerted for possible inter­ vention. Pakistan, Thailand and ths Phil­ ippine* ■— three (o f tha SEATO partner#—could contribute armed forces quickly, U waa wot alone Just what help tbs other fowr members— France, Australia, Naw Zealand and Britain—would give. The Communist rebate ia Laoa claimed substantial successes and pro-Western government sources in Vientiane admitted soma o f them. Laotian rebel* claimed to bars routed government troops from tha (Lrstogie mountain pass at Muong Essay, about 100 mlloe north o f Vlantlana, and at Pha Tang and Vang Vieng, somewhat to tho south. Thia would mean that the gov­ ernment forces had lost control o f tho vital highway link between Vientiane, the adminispretiv* cap­ ital, and tha royal capital o f Lu­ ang Prabang 300 mtlaa to tbo north. U. B. Secretary o f BUla Down Husk was preparing te leave Washington at midnight far a meeting In Bangkok oast weak wltl\ tha fsrtigu ministers af tbo seven - other SEATO wgtteoa. That’s 600 Acres We Called 60 A numerical digit dropped In typesetting operation* e f a V: paper plant ran make or break (ba importance o f u re pert. Buck te tbo c u a ia aa s m o t e ai Chuhwta growth sad progress ap­ ■’ *i pearing aa page U a f tbo Hern Id today which states teal a 60-aero tract o f tend te nodar dovelopmea* and oaaa te ha opened. A tel tend can ha load kstvesin d COO . . . the correct acreage. % 1 fl �V fp fa n fo r l Chamber Warns Against Scheme On Home Repairs Pa'ptf 2—lTfiunf.'Mnr. 23, isTOT "l RrralB Kidnaped Victim Found Dead BELLEVILLE, OnL (L T I ) - P o lie* today sought to determine whether 10-jrMr-old Tommy MeKevln'a scoutmaster kidnaped the boy and then left him tied to a tree to die o f expoiure. * Young Tommy was found hy police Wednesday where his ab­ ductor had bound and abandoned him In a futile attempt to collect ' |2A,000 in ransom. The suspected scoutmaster, War­ ren Williamson, 41. committed m sulfide after being questioned by ' police about the kldnap-slaying. y " I f It was somebody ha knew, ■ | was sure he would have to kill him to keep him quiet," Tom­ m y’s father, Donald McNerln, a well-to-do creamery owner, said Williamson said hr had found a ; telcasul. The scoutmaster was note on the visor of his automo found dead several hours later In | today. "I wish I were back making ISO bile Instructing him to gel the the basement of his rsnch-styla ' a week rather than owning my ransom money and then rcndes- home—a shotgun at his eidp. In a own business," the distraught voua at a local drive-in reitau* suicide note tv his wife he said that he was having financial dlf- 1 father said. rant. Tommy was kidnaped Monday | The ransom note bad demanded flenities. after leaving homa alone to play "125,000 In used fives, tens and Pollre refused to disrlnss the hockey with hi* friends. His fath- twenties" and cautioned McNevin full rontcnls of the suicide note rr, a former alderman here, re* J not to contact the polica. "Y ou ( but said ft appeared that only reived a $25,000 ransom demand will receive a rail any time after >"on# person was Involved" in the a abort tlma later. |n tf. m. with further Instructions," kidnaping. Tha tame day, Williamson, an |the not# said. "Follow Instructions I Young Tommy was not found elder o f the United Church o f |and your son will be home shortly until nearly M houra after WIICanada of which the McXerins after midnight tomorrow." liamson committed auicide. Two vvrrt members, called on McNevin ! Chief Police Inspector J. JJIalr local policemen found the boy’a and said ha had been chosen by Hayes a a id Williamson waa ; body slumped against tha ropes the kidnapers as “ go-between" to brought Into puller headquarters ■ that bound It to a tree five miles deliver tha ransom money. and aftar long questioning was j northwest o f here. Homeowners in this area w ^ warned today by John (rid er, exerutite director o f the Seminole County Chamber o f Commerce, to be on guard against a vicious scheme that is prevalent today— tha "Model Re-Siding Job Racket. Although this scheme may vic­ timised homeowners regardless ef their circumstances, it la partic­ ularly reprehensible, Krider ' 1<R ed, because it frequently works a severe hardship on those who eon least afford to suffer any finaneial loai. Ths Chamber manager eraphasited that although the vast ma­ jority o f firms engaged In horn* repair and maintenance work ere reputable businessman, a email, shady element in this field oper­ ate* one of the costliest, aa wall £ on* o f tha sllckaat, rackets to which the public fella victim. The promoters ef this schema are itinerants who usually ap­ proach a homeowner with the yarn that thay are just coming into the neighborhood end would like to u m their home aa e modal to dem­ onstrate to othera what a fin* horn* re-siding job thay do. Krider stated that according to tha N 0 tlonal Better Bualnass Bureau, with which tha Chamber la affili­ ated, these promoters offe r $50.00 or $100.00 as commission on every eubsequent axis mada in the area, and a bonus for every customer tha victim recommends. Tha home­ owner ia led to believe that the ooet o f the job will thereby he liquidated ia abort order. Kridam reported that victims learn Jr their sorrow that avaryono ia given tha h i m m I«s pitch, tba price stipulated generally is higher then the prevailing eoat fo r such work, the work is apt to be sub­ standard, oral promisM are not kept, and that tha commissions and bonuaM are a myth. Their ob­ ligation to pay, however, ie sat forth in a signed contract, w h ic ^ contains non* o f tha Mleamaa's misrepresentations. "Perpetrators of this sehama." Krider stated, "usually select homes whieh obviously require re­ siding. Since the owners o f sack homes frequently are lacking to funds, they are obliged to take out loans, or mortgage their homes. Thus, the coat* which may run as high as several thousand d ollari£ victimise tKote who eaa ford It." LiN & 3 P* m a g r CUB SCOUTS o f Den 2 Troop 584 reccntly were taken on n tour o f the At­ lantic Coast Line Railroad yard by M. E. Smith; road foreman o f engineers and W. I. Crabtree, yard master. Cub scouts are David Forbes, Ricky Gor­ ton. Jeffrey 8impson, Billy Shepard, Murray Gonzalez and Den chief David Higginbotham. Navy Activities Majority Of County Youngsters Score Brings 'Wrath' Above Average In Achievement Tests Testimony Shows Of Congress Leader AF Signed Pact Without Approval Seminole County children In grades four through eight scored ; WASHINGTON (U PD —O f all tha literature published by Con on or above the national average, grass, none Is more stimulating and at percent scored above the state level In recent achievement lhan tba volumes put out aach tests, R. T. Mllwee, superintend­ year by tha House defense appro­ ent of public schools told the Pinepriations subcommittee. This might aound Ilka faint creet P-TA Tuesday. Mllwee praised (he Seminole praise, but 1 mean it to be compli­ County teachers and said that they mentary. Thais volumes contain tha tran­ were doing a.fine job. He discussed some points of the script* e f tha hearings conducted hy tha subcommittee on tho annual proposed legislation that will af­ Military budgata. I f • reader ia fect the schools and the children willing t* mush through several and teachers and said that operat­ hundred pages of drifting syntax, ing funds should be on the expected 'ha will usually find something to influx o f new student* each year, rather than the number enrolled •atonleh him. ! have just been through tho la the past year. Other subjects which will be In­ first volume e f the current eeriea and I found myself flabbergasted cluded In the proposals for better an page 454. That waa where Rep. schools, belter teachers and better Daniel J. Flood (D-Pa.) accused education, which Mllwee brought Mm Navy e f “ ua-Nevy" activities. out, were tha Junior Collage Pro­ Tha thing that prompted this gram, educational talavlilon and Startling allegation was a direc­ the teachers pay raise requests. Seminole County legislators, tive stating that Navy man with Mack Cleveland and Gordon Fre­ Mora than four dependents should |Wt bo given eve races assignments derick were also present at the meeting and were Introduced to sw e p t in unusual drcumatancas. tha audience, They extended their Whan riood spied tha directive, ha Immediately called on Vice thanks for the invitation and asked that individuals wrlle to them at Adm. W . R. Smedberg, the Navy any time. Information aheets con­ personnel chief, for an eaplanataining tha names and addresses of all tha legislative members "W hat la this, birth aontrol In were made available 1o the group Mi* NavyT" he asked. "This is by Legislative chairman, Michael < stoat un-Navy." Coalo. Bmadberg said tha policy was Mrs. Margaret Reynolds, prin­ ttt ta into affect to reduc# aapansta cipal, introduced Mias Pag Barnes, tha transportation o f Navy fam Intern student from Stetson Uni­ ilia*. It waa sot Intended a a jt dart* versity and made antr«cu<*me*U - sn e n t otherwise, ha said. concerning tbs coming "Fun with T want to be consistent In myf-! M agic" show on April 4, "A MidMetaphors," Flood said. "W ho Summer Night’s Dream" to be gav* birth to this o r d e r !" pretsnled by Miss Lucille Camp­ The admiral replied that it “ waa bell’s sixth grade on April SI la effect when I arrived" and that and the Glee Club program on .' tm had continued H "purely as a April 9>. accessary money-saving method." A resume of the work of a "W hat ia augical about tho fig* librarian, including a humorous MU fa s v t " inquired Flood. "Did poem was given by Mra. Long, . pas juet pick that out of left school librarian. She laid that field 1 What genius aald ‘four’ ! " about SOO children per day visit " I cannot answer that," Smad* berg said. " I Imagine tha man ‘ with tha wife and three children . I i amu lderad by eemebedy a pretty g a id family and about tha moet wa can aupport overseas, sir." 1$ would appear than, said Flood, that "no matter how good • fallow if. if hU timing Is bad, b* COLUSA, Calif. ( U P l ) - A sixla a dead duck la tha Navy." The admiral assured tha cun* man test crew wee killed Wednes­ that such was not the day whan , a four-engine Bupar Ha Mid "U w* have an ax- Constellation crashed and burnod la a particular field who baa in n rice field on n shakedown to g* to a job oversees, ha goas, flight from McClellan Air Force a s matter if ha turn six or seven Base Hexr Sacramento, children." An Air Force spokesman said Tho mxltor waa dropped at this there were no claialfled weapons polat with Flood Still feeling, ap- on tho piano and tho cause o f the paisatly, that tha policy was un- crash was not known. Navy. A ad that shows, 1 guess, "Thtra was no word from the haw muck military ltf* hat chang­ plant at all—it Just disappeared," ed aiaca I w u la uniform. C the library to read, research or check out books from the 1400 books available. A Book Exhibit o f newly published children's books will be held In the library from April 10 to 14, from 7:30 to 3 p.ra., which will be open to the public. Doug Gordon, Captain of the Patrol Boys, gave a report to the Mrs. Largen Chairman Of Cancer Crusade Here Mrs. Pat Largen has bean named chairman of Seminole County's 1M1 Caneer Crusade. Announcement o f her appoint­ ment was mada today at local headquarters ef the American Cancer Society which has schedul­ ed tba educational and luad-ratslag drive to begin April 1. Mra. Largin, as AC8 campaign leader, made an Immediate appeal for e record turnout of volunteers for the many dutiea to be carried out during Cancer Control' Month. Assignments will be made to committee* oa publicity, Individual canvass, special gifts, trades and Industry sad organised | H M . "Because cancer eventually strikes two out of throe families," Mrs. Large* said, "there it urgent need for everyone to do his share to combat a disease which last year look th e lite s of more than e quarter ef a million ef our fellow Americans. "L ocally," she continued, "w e can help save Uvea by serving ■s volunteers, by contributing our money to the crusade, or by doing both. "Crusade workers not only will ring doorbells M collsct funds but also will leave In etch borne Informative leaflet* which could help save the life of some mem- Six Man Crew Perishes In Shakedown Cruise Crash ha Mid. "I t mutt have been sud­ den." The dead were Identified u Maj. Frederick P. Davidson of Quota, 111., the pilot; Maj. Donald Pollack, Canton, Ohio, the co-pilot; M. Sgt. John J. Neusbeum o f Pocatolle, Idaho; M. Bgt Thomas J. Bennett e f Cayuga, lad.; Franklin R. Hwanson, Sacramento, Calif., t civilian employe e f Lockheed Aircraft, and Roy N. Kurosawa, Bar ramsnto, civilian crew number. Legal Notice Development Board Showdown Nears TALLAHASSEE (UPD - State Merit System Director Gerais! Mowe d and Development ComM lutoa Chairman Wendell J a r rard moved closer today toward • showdown over classification ef Development Commission jobs. ltowelt said Wednesday be had aahed for the names o f til perawouti aJU u to the c a m stu le s payroll since Gov. Farrta Bryant took offieo. AU state agendas under the Merit System are re­ quired to notify Howell when m w personnel are hired, even to PfAiiiOM fJttBpt from tha Merit lyatnm. Howell anld ha waa not notified IB Mm c a m e f Mveral m w am pteyai hired hy the commission. Two nf the hirings, be said, ware these e f Reger Stark* o f Tem ps Mmstar nf the Tourist flarvDivision end Oths Bruce e f :::v fll$ aa head e f the Is*l B m tona Bureau. sk m ix o lk iu t :m PTA on the recent Bicycle Safety Check held at the school. He thanked the Safety Committee and •II the members of tho law en­ forcement agencies that worked with the Patrol Boys in the bike testing program. He said that about 250 btkei were checked WASHINGTON (UP1) -C on g res­ with only about 35 being found sional testimony disclosed today defective. that tha Air Force, without prior approval from Congreve, signed a $11 million contract for six pas­ senger jets to transport govern* meat leader*. Tb* Clio*, short-bop jets; are being manufactured at tho Lock­ heed plant ta Marietta, Ga. They her of the family. This free ed­ will replace propeller-driven C131e ucational material stresses the at tba ipecial air mission ta value at annual health checkupa Washington used for governmont and the Importance of learning flights. tba Mven dtngtr signals.’ ’ The testimony was mado public Mrs. Larges pointed out that tome $3,ooo, men, women, and by a House appropriation* sub­ children die needlessly of cancer committee which questioned Air every year simply because they Force officials intanslvsly about do not tee their doctor ta time. tha contract at recant bearings "Our voluntMrs, ta addition to behind doted doors. One subcommittee num ber, asking for fund contributions, will urgo ovary adult ta every house­ Hep. Jamie L. Whitten, (D-M lst.,) demanded an investigation "in hold to get this annual checkup. "B y oongrestionel resolution, connection with the wrongdoings" April has been designated ns Can­ related to the Lockheed procure­ cer Control Month," the chairman ment situation and with Air Force said, " o p J t y t a jt U join together personnel involved. D u rin irlB rjg a rtlitf^ lcp . Dan to surpaflft&Bt S i r ' * eRori* 3jy asked the Air giving moro and working herder lei J. Flood', In the 1M1 Crusade. One million Force what it would cost the gov­ Americans now living have besn ernment to cancel the contract. Maj. Gen. Robert J, Friendman, cured of cancer. Our objective Is to he|p .aav* more Uvea and to Air Force budget director, said at aupport the rose arch that will on e i the end of February Lockheed had day find a solution to the caneer received about $600,000 ta progress payments and that cancellation problem.” costs would amount to something lets depending on whether the company could find another cus­ tomer. Rep. Gerald It. Ford Jr., (R-MIch.,) called the purchase of the jets "a grots example of ab­ solute disregard of committee pro­ cedure.” THURSDAY Other congressional news: North Orlando Girls 4-H Club, Information; House Investing, homo o f Mrs. Baverly Krerck, lor* pushed their Inquiry Into the Edgemon Ave., 4 p. m. foreign aid program daspita an • • • order by Secretary of State Dean South Seminole VFW Auxiliary Rusk forbidding hla aide* from B2U7, Cessclltarry Woman's Club, testifying on past, present or fu-' 7:30 p. m. ture scandal*. Rusk’* order was • • • directed at 12 officials summoned Longwuod Elementary P-TO, as witnesses before a House gov­ school, • p. m. ernment operations subcommittee probing charges o f misconduct against foreign akl personnel. F arit: P r e s i d e n t Kennedy signed Into law his emergency farm bill just two hours aftar It Six Lyman students participat­ cleared Congress. The action ed ta tests of the scholarship pro­ brought thia year’s spring crop* gram for future teachers and under Its provisions—designed to nurses given at Seminole High trim feed grain surpluses and bol­ School last week . ster farm income. Taking lesta were Honors CilEisenhower: Kennedy also sign­ itwtkf, Judy Petrotki, Gall Love­ ed into law tha bill restoring lace, Patti Morgan. Pam It*- five-star gm eral’s rank’ to former blek and Diane Wharton. President Dwight D. Eisenhower. The President wrote Eisenhower Thsro are 2,000 volcano craters that "ths legislation constitutes a on tha Galapagos Islands, o f f the reaffirmation of the affection and coast e f Ecuador. regard of our nation for you." uoaisn ssr a d j v M ile s ml r a k l l a H is it a e To whom It may rviirern: Tho Nemlnnle ('mini) ll.iaid of Adjustment wilt kata a nubile M a r ­ in* la ranslitar lha iiuailblllir of granite* gerinlealen ta raaatruil > rhurrh amt kinilred u - n aa rquuMi.il by Rev. U C. Morn for Taltk Tebrrnerte nn tho following *l»»rrlh»rt propartyi Houth las ft nf North SSI ft of WU «f Trart SJ, MrNolU'a Orona* Villa gubdlvlelon. ruhllr Morins' will bo bild In tha Zoning nrfiia in tha Xonitnola County t'ouil llmiao. Mantord. Florida, on March IS, t i l l at t . t t p.M. • r at soon tharaaflar aa poeilblr. nominate county Board of adjustment* My J a i k (Jolt, chairman IM'III.IMI: March IS. m i Seminole Calendar Lyman Girls Take Scholarship Tests Officials Believe Others Mixed Up In Large Scale Spy Ring LONDON (U PI) — Britain has aware of it." Houghton's ex-wife, smashed a professional Commu­ Peggy, according to the Mail, re­ nist spy ring which Included an ported in 193S that ha waa en­ Amsrlcan man and woman, but gaged in spying activities but new problems rote today to worry that her warning was ignored by the man responsible for the secur­ naval ^authorities. ity o f the Western Alliance. 31r. and 3!rs. Cohen, formerly With Mcurlty questions likely to of New York City and known ta be raised ta the House o f Com­ this country aa Peter John Kroger mons today, there are two ques­ and Helen Kroger, each got 20 tions that must be answered be­ years in prison and were ordered fore Britain and NATO can be to pay $1,400 each toward the sure they have cut out every bit costs o f tha trial. of the cancer of espionage: Gordon Arnold Lonsdale, 37, —How much o f the vital Infor­ tb* middle man and master mind mation itolen *from the Portland of -the conspiracy, received the naval base by the five spies con­ stlffest sentence of all—23 years victed in tha Old Bailey Wednes­ in prison—and was ordered to pay day actually got to Moscow? The $2,800 in costs. general public probably never will Houghton, 56, a former clerk at know. A general overhauling of Portland, wai ordered to pay naval strategy, particularly the­ $2,800 costs and was sentenced to oretical war planning against Rus­ sia's 430 submarines, may be IS years in prison. Miss Ethel Elisabeth Gee, 46, Indicated. Houghton's fiance® and also e —Did any Soviet agents escape (he net lhat scooped up the five clerk at Portland, got 15 years in spies who have been convicted? prison and was ordered ta pay $2,500. It's understood today that Bri­ tain's Intelligence service has started a search for additional Sparrows Point, MtL, U the alt* Communist agents. The U. S. Fed­ o f the world's largest steel plfnt. eral Bureau of investigation and Employing 27.000, it £ m a A p o d ! Interpol, the international police ty o f 8.2 million tons • year. agency, are alto believed co­ operating . It is thought that the five persona conviclad Wedne,vtav ! represented only about one-tenth j of ths member* of the spy ring. Many of them already may have . . . urge each of you to put ta escaped from' Britain. your orders early for — One of the aspects of the case worrying intelligence officials was ths fact that Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cohen—two of the five convicted defendants—who went under the alias of Kroger, were able to move from country to country while under suspicion of the FBI. To help in the search for other Plants and Corsages spies, one of the five convicted spies, Henry F. Houghton, accord­ Advance orders enable as lo ing to the London Daily Herald, give your .flow er order the careful preparation It deserves. was being questioned "at his re ­ quest.” 11* was shown photo­ graphs of other persona belJaved We Can Save You Money! to have acted aa couriers in a by plating Out-of-Town Orders Russian spy network, the Herald by klarch larch 27th. said. A ahakeup ta tha British Intelli­ Bee Oaa Of The Lari Selection Of Flew era gence services was understood to Plants la Central Florida be in progress and there were re­ ports that an Investigatlgatlon was being prepared beeauae of alleged weaknesses In British security services as revealed in the spy trial. Corner First St. aa 4 Baaferd Ave. Tba D/Uy Mall said that "the Opposite Chamber e f Commerce »py rtaf operated for a minimum FA 2-1822 — FA 2-8452 — FA 2-0271 of five years without any of Brit­ tain's security agencies being Charlotte and Frank Donahoe EASIER FLOWERS S3 SANFORD FLOWER SHOP - DON'T D E W yout HOME IMPROVEMENTS FA 2-5011 N O W A V A IL A B L E Bonk Financed Convenient Monthly Payments W H E E L A L IG N M E N T W H EEL BALANCE A D D . ON ROOFING CH ICK! Dial ADDITIONS AND • IMPROVE SIDING * • FENCES • YOUR PROPERTY* CAR-PORT • • PATIO SWIMMING POOL! .GENERAL REPAIRS. Bean Visualiner S McROBERTS TIRE PImm FA 1-Mil 4tt W. FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLA. 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[< I A m w reapportionment plan, which would five Seminole County its own tanator, haa the approval of the local legislative delegation, powerful legislative leaders and Gov. Bryant. The present plan is to have the proposed reappor­ tionment amendment Introduced no later than the second week of the legislative session opening Apr. 4. The plan would not be presented on an emergency basis, which would mean that if adopted it would be put before the people at the regular general election of November, 1962. The proposed amendment would stand by Itself. No bill setting up the actual districts would be offered to become effective if the amendment was ratified. Instead, the Job of implementing the new formula would fall to the 1968 Legislature, with the first 46-Senator, 106 'member seats in 1966. The theory behind a 46-distrlct Senate, with the 23 larger counties guaranteed a senator, 1s that the bigger population centers by banding together would have a one vote advantage over the rural counties. However, in actual practice, the medium size coun­ ties (including 8eminole) in the 50,000-76,000 popula­ tion bracket would hold the balance of power. A similar proposal was backed by the legislation delegation of Seminole as well as the county Residents in 1989—we hope it will be bscked by the people again. Now if the rest of the state will only go along. TOKYO— (N E A ) — Nomination of Harvard Prefaiaor Edwin Old father Reischauer as U. S. Ambas­ sador to" Japan has been tha No. subject o f conversation among tho American and Japanesa official circles in this capital sines It was first'hlntad at several weeks ago. Thar* is no responsible opposi­ tion to the appointment here. There is general agreement that it will be wond erful tho a naav will be wonderful to have an American ambassador who under­ stands tha Japanesa psychology and who can spaak tha language. But tb«r* la still the prdblcm o f gattlng the appointment confirmed by the U. S. Senate. This Is whsr# tha pros and cons will gat an open airing. Professor Reischauer la a Jap­ anese scholar and hlatorian. Hla book, "United States and Japan' la a standard reference work. Ha la associate director o f tha Har< vard Center for Far Eastern Stud­ ies. ’ Ha waa born in Japan af American missionary parents. He la married to a highborn Jap­ anese woman, Haruko MataukaU, granddaughter of a Japanese, gen­ eral and prime minister. Sha Is hi* a«eond wife, hla first wife haring ditd. » •' There ia a U. S. Foreign Service rula that no American diplomat may marry a foreign-born woman and serve in the country o f her birth. There Is only one known WORRY CLINIC by Dr. G.W. Crane i-g’ t. 1'■ i . ( CASE H - 4481 Jackie B., afsd U , is the shy school boy whose grades dropped whoa he moved la­ te e itrso fe neighborhood. Jackie's extrorertlv* partaU had forgotten that Jeckto wai a timid youngster, friendless and aot very athletic. Beck ia the old home town, Jackie had grown up with his eiassmatos and knew hie teachers long before be retched their school loom . Even though JackU was developtag neurotic ailments as an excuse to avoid going to the school (which ho now hated), it still wasn't too lata to apply soma o f the proscripBon outlined yesterday. His parents therefore launched Bta following plan: (1 ) They had a party for the neighborhood children o f Jackie's age. Jackie namsd Use ones ha want|sd invited, and U s mother tele­ phoned the dther mothers. Jackie immediately gained a u ­ tos by being tbs host to e gala party, g o the other kids paid mors atlaatioa to him thereafter, thus reducing his previous feeling that bo woe a "tana w o lf'. ( I ) His dad got I tickets for s ball game which meant Jackie could invito two specUl klda to go along with Umsolf and Jris parents. Be<auae of Us dad's business oonaectioni, ha bad arranged to get autographed balls from W e ef the famous players. That meant Jackie sad Us two Classmates each took homo a prised souvenir o f the gams. Because It was Jackie's family that made the event possible, Jackls thus inherited more good­ will from those two pals. It la not wlaa as a permanent strategy for paps to keep “ buying" friends for Us children, hut whoa s youngster has suddenly bats uprooted from s small town and thrust Into a strange neighbor- I, It Is imart for his parents to help launch him socially. Instead af focussing so much attention On frilly debutante "com ­ ing out" parties, It would help stabilise shy children far morn If their parents held “ coming in " parties several years earlier. Even If you Just shift neighbor, hoods ia the same tig city, your child may feel woefully alone and frteodlsii, so do something apoeial to bring neighborhood youngsters Into your homo. "Psychic trauma" la childhood la often the causa o f later sani­ tarium treatment Jor neurotic or laaano adults. Insanity la simply an Inward flight from a forbidding social envlroment that stems cold, cruel or frteadleif. So Jaekie's parents, even though • months belatedly, helped gat Jackie Into a friendlier relation, ship with some neighboring young­ sters o f his own aga. (I ) They helped organist a Boy Scout Troop ia the church nearby sod Jaekie’s dad served as Assis­ tant Scout Master. Jackie's mother then got active In (he PTA and became batter acquainted with Jackie's room teacher. They even bad bar over for din­ ner one night, which helped make 1 h r teacher seem more Ilka an old Mmlly friend. What were the results? Jackie soon lost hit terror o f school. Hit mornlas stomach-achat and head­ aches vanished, b a ser seit re­ turned. And hla school marks loomed back to tho straight " A " average ho formerly had rated in hla old homo town from which ha had Parents, you can also make or break your child’s future school career by a little timely home aid, so send for tho booklet "How to Tutor Your Child s t Home," enclosing a stamped return enve­ lope, plus 20c. B y Galbraith SID E G LA N C E S CROSSROADS OF THE WORLD The oddeit Communist I ever knew was Ah Pak. She was my Chinese amah (servant) whan I lived in Singapore. A tiny, fra­ gile figure, always neat and clean and cheerful in her lu rch ed white blouse and wide black panto. She did not know her age, which was around 35. Her attitude to ma wai posi­ tively feudal. Sha called ma "Towkah" (M ailer) and insisted that I comport myself with princely dignity so that she would not lose face with the other amaba. That's tbs kind o f Red sbe was. Communism was—and still Is— banned in Singapore. Ah Pak did not care. Quite openly, sha called herself a Communist. Her mother* land, China, wai Communist, wasn't 1IT Wall, than, that mad# her a Communist. To Ah Pak, It was aa simple ai that. >>The c ip lU Iflriile I led used to grieve Ah Pak. She believed us csplUUiU should heap a tight grip on our waalth and not teas It nrouhl to peasants-Uhi* twrarlf Owe filthy capitalist trick that angered her waa lha social se­ curity system which the wicked British imperlallsU forced upon that colony. Thli was called The’ ProvidentPud. It worked In oaactly tbo aamo way a i American soda! steurlty. A small percentage was deducted from an employe's wage and hla employer paid In an equal amount. This Infuriated Ah Pak. Sbo did not mind money's being deducted from her own salary, but aba ob­ jected itrongly to the (act that 1 waa compelled to contribute, too. I shall never forget the day I last u v her, I was sailing that afternoon pn tho Chosen to Eng land, but first th an krai the little matlar of Ah Pak’s welfare. She had found m w employment with n doctor, nad I had to call at the Provident Fund office to arranjgo the transfer of her so­ cial aaeurity payments. T han was a worried frown on Ah Pak’a face as wa entered the office. Gripping bar tightly rolled umbrella, aha trotted a respectful two paces behind her lord and mailer. A government dark greeted us at the counter. A plump young Chinese with bora-rimmed glaaets. " I am leaving S tegapen." I told him, "and wish to arrange . . Readers Write Dear Sir: Think" JroQ-vbfy A u A 'l W kind editorial and newa coverage relative to my 40 year! service with tho CUy o f Sanford, Plarida. Fine support Ukca this makes «>•'job'woifowhile and a pleasure to servo the people of Sanford. Sincerely your*, Roy G. Williams Cbiaf of Pellet By William Drury I got no further, because at that moment an amatiag thing hap­ pened. "BUNCH Or CROOlCSr snap­ ped HtUo Ah Pak in Cantonese, suddenly pushing la front of ma and waving bar umbrella In tha face of the startled clerk. "How dart you take this man's money away from hlmT You ought to be Jallad, tbo lot of you !" "But l('s for y o u !" the clerk atammerad. " I don't want it! I didn't earn 111 How can you force me lo taka it if 1 don’t want U? Give It back to h im !" "A m ah," I said weakly. "P lsai* Tha cntlra department had stop­ ped work to stare at this midget spitfire. "Call yourself government offi­ ce rs!" Ah Pak stormed, banging the umbrella a s tha counter. "The whole lot of you ought to be shot! Shot, do you hoar? U'a downright' thiovaryl Comas tha ravolution • 0 •M Scarlet with ambarraasmaat, I dragged bar outside. . 1 have a sneaking ftclm *- that Utara ara a tot o f Ah Pak* la Rad China. More than the party boiaea like. 3 BAR By UAL COCIIBAN Statistics abow that peopla ia tha United States own tha largest percentages o f automobiles. Own, or ows fo r? * * * A traffic expert eaya too many motorists bava a poor sense e f right and wrong. Not to mention right and left. • * * Brother I* teaching lister to ice akat*. Somebody else’e sister. ‘ ease of a U. 8. Foreign Service o f­ ficer haring married a Japanese woman. Foreign S e r v i c e regulations mould not apply to an ambassador who ia not a career diplomat. But the fear o f foreign service admin litrators'is that i f Reischauer Is appointed ambassador to Japan, it will jnaka it difficult to enforce tha rula against carear diplomat* wanting to marry Japanese wom­ en. There has been soma fear that the Japanese, being proud and race conscious, would net accept In the highest social circles a Japanese woman who had married a foreign•r. But there has been no open ob­ jection her* to accepting Mrs. Reischauer as tha wife o f the American ambassador if the ap­ pointment goes through. On the contrary, it has been pointed out that it might be em barnusing for the wives o f some Japanesa official* who were not as highborn as Mrs. Reischauer and who would bo outranked socially by tbo wife e f the American am­ bassador. Peopla who remember Mr* Reischauer say that before her marriage eh# era* quite Western­ ised or Americanised In her ways, and that aba would ba accepted as an American. Other question! being raised in Tokyo concern Reischauer’* own qualifications for the ambassador­ ship. It is conceded that bis greatest appeal would be with the intellec­ tuals and tb* students. Thtta wsra elements that played a leading role in demonstrations against ratification o f the treaty with tb# United States last May, which led to the cancellation o f President Elsenhower’s visit to Japan. It is considered important that tha United States have tha support of those elements. But it ia pointed out that this should be the job of a No. 2 man In the U. S. embassy, or the head o f the U. S. Information Agency— not the ambassador. Webster Speller Gets New Lease PEPPERELL. Mass. (Uf1!) A Massachusetts woman artist has given a 171-yaar-old bait sailor a new lease on Ilfs. Noah Webster's quaint "Amarlean 8pallar" was first published In ITSS. Eventually more than 100 million copies were sold—a .reeOfcl dqlihled’ bhly by the"'Bible.""' Several years ago, Mrs, Bar­ bara Cooney Porter, an artist, came acrois a copy of tha old iptlier, Sbe got the idea of raprinting- JI, with Ulnateltlonf, *ed her modernised rpVllfr new |a sharing some of the popularity of the original. Also, It is said that If Relschausr as U. S. ambassador had to de- , fend American polleica which ran * counter to the view* o f the Intellectuals and student*, he would • lose hi* influence and be acUrelv I opposed by them. ^ The Job of U. S. ambassador in Tokyo is to Influence tha country'* business and ruling party leaders. About 80 per cent o f the ambas­ sador'* problems are trade and economic matters, which arc not Rciaehauer's specialties. Against this contention it is ar- . good that a strong second man in the embassy who could handle, these matters would leave th j* ambassador free to influence the factional political leaders who will play an increasing role In Japan’* future awing from conservatism to liberalism and democracy. Another aubject not fully explored is whither Reischauer could win confirmation from a Senate now alerted by delays over hie nomination- Ho baa w r it t e n soma articles highly critical o f American policy In the Far East. Some e f hla observations, taken out o f context, might be uied at evidence that ha is opposed to American China policy aa it haa de- .• valoped sines tha and of World War II. Tha question e f money does not •nter the ease. Reischauer la not « rich man. But career diplomats1® have been carving as ambassadors to Japan slnca tha end o f tha war and they have been able to live on their calory and allowances. DYNAMIC 111 Magnolia • Cer. Ird Servicing • RADIOS TRANSISTORS • T. V.*8 • HI-FI'S All Type Recorders • B U ILD ER S’ SP E C IA LS Pocket Door FRAMES J M | FOUNDATION CHAIRS each Q Q %-In. BULL NOSE M DOOR FRAMES f| c Per Foot V ( 16 inch Cedes *JC SHIM SH IN G LE 8^1**^ Per Beadle I [ White C alling Tfle 8-fncfc Anchor Bolt* With 12” xl2" 1130 Per 1000 f«. 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For Reservation taikto ■ mm** ijai-,. Call F 2-1242 r 7 �ffl)t Is o fsrh ^ tra lb Thurs. Mar. 23,1961—Page 5 I 'A v V ’ f Thi annual Jaycee E n ter E fg Hunt will be held E adtr Sunday In Fort Mellon Park, beginning at 2 p.m. AS Seminole County children are invited If they are between ® th e agei of one and 10 year*. It la expected that 400 or 300 chil­ dren will be preient to take part In the big hunt and prizea will be awarded for apcclally marked egga. The children will be divided into three groupa. One group from one to three; one from four to ais and one from aeven to 10. Each group will hunt in a aeparJRate area and all are requested to bring their own container*, baaketa or paper baga to carry the onea that they find. Ed Taft, chairman of the pro­ ject, estimates that ‘ about ISO doten eggs will be needed and aaya that contributions would be greatly appreciated. Anyone wish­ ing to donate egga for the hunt may leave them at the Jaycee R ) Information Center on French Ave. Local merchants are contribut­ ing the prizes that will be won by the children. DeBary Personals ■ « ■ 1- ■ Our 3-piece suits sport smart reversible vest! ANOTHER PENNEY JOHN A. ROOSEVELT, of New York, center, recently visited North Orlando ns the guest o f Mayor Frank Fasula, left, and William Deutsch, right. While here he UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (U PI)—UN diplomats expressed hope today that progress on dis­ armament between the United State* and Russia would break the log-jam that has stalled the Gen­ eral Aseembly for mora than three weeks. U. S. Ambassador Adlai E. Stev­ enson reported Wednesday night that ha hfd attained "conildkrable" agreement with Soviet For­ eign Minister Andrei Gromyko on how tha iasua should ba handled in the current assembly session. But Stevenson said differences still remained and mora talk* may b* necessary. The two met for naarly two hours Wednesday night in the latest o f a series o f privata conferences on the sub­ ject. Most delegatee felt disarms* ment was tha key to general agreement on what item* should be discussed before the assembly adjourns on April 21. Ones it was determined how disarmament ne­ gotiations should proceed, they believed, th* other pieces would fall into place. An idea of how the remainder of tha aeasion will go was expect­ ed to come out " o f the General Assembly meeting this afternoon. It will discuss th* Steering Com­ mittee recommendation* on the closing data and th* agenda. Tha Steering Committee, which gUns the schedule apd, agenda fo r the 09-nntlon world parliament, Wednesday set tha closing date, although there arc mora than 40 Items awaiting disposition. Hops* for increased action on tome key matters were raised by fUayeniqp'a statement on hit meet­ ing with Gromyko, By MBS. ADAM MULLER Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Michtlsen have ae their house guests, Mr. and Mre. Max Schuttee of Du­ mont, N. J. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fraser o f CatUina Dr. have as their bouse guests Mr. Fraser's brotherin-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lassman of Gllsum N.If. Mrs. Edna Reilly of Atalea Dr. and Capt. M. M. Norton of Al­ bany, N. Y . were the guests abosrd -the cabin cruiser. Dixie Arrow, tbls week with t^pt. and Mrs. Elnor Turning of Lake Mary. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barry are enteralnlng Ur. and Mrs. Vir­ gil Brock of Winona Lake Ind., Mr. Brock composed the music •f "Beyond Tha Sunset", and over two hundttd'ftthwr rellgtodfaonge. Mr. and Mrs. H. &. Keck of DeBary Dr. have as their guest* Mr. and Mrs. U. Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hill enter­ tained Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wil­ liams, and Mr. and Mra. John Drake of ‘ ■Okie, rtretdljrMr. and Mrs. Chirles Keiper af Luis Lane entertained at din­ ner Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tilley of Springfield, N. J. and Mr. and Mrs. Edward McCarthy of DeBary. They were Members of the Fleet Reserve all former members of the SpringAuxiliary were guests of the CPO Held Methodist Church. Mr. and Mrs. William Brumbough Wives Club at tha monthly meet­ are showing places el interest In ing in the NAS Ballroom. Central Florida to Mr. BrumA special program was present­ bough's brother and his wife, Mr. ed, starting at 7:30 p.m. Mr*and -Mrs. Ray I- Brumbaugh *f Alex Squires, president, introduced Parlsburg, Pa. Girnstt White and Dr. Robert Mr. and Mra. Edward McCarthy 8 a itb , who gave informative facts af Marta Rd. are entertaining Mr. abeut the work of the Cancer So­ and Mrs. Ralph Utley of Spring- ciety and statistical report* eo field N. J. cancer victim* In Semlaol* County. Mr. and Mr*. Ch*rl*8 Kaiper An educational cancer film en­ have as their house guests, Mr. and titled 'T im e and Two Women" Mr*. Edward Eramm o f Farm- wai shown, followed by a question ingdale, N. J. aad answer period, conducted by Mr. aod Mra. Charles Bertach Dr. Smith. of Eldorado Dr. recently enter­ At th* business session of the tained Canoe and Mrs. W. 0 . Les­ club, a roll call showed that 20 lie of New Jersey, who were aa members were present. . Sarah route to Bradenton. • Cannon was welcomed as a new Recent bouseguesti of Mr. and member and Louise Holloway Mr*. Peter Myhre art Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Sprout, of Franmlqgtea. M anGuests of Mr. aad Mr*. Arthur Hook are Mr. and Mra. Georg* Hook, of Syracuse, N. Y „ brother and sister-in-law of Mrs. Hook. toured the community and saw plots for the development o f a new section where a main thoroughfare will bo named ‘Roosevelt Drive.’ lal Hospital, bring the picture up to date. The babies weighed six pounds, seven ounces and six pounds, 12 ounces and since the family already has three girls, Bill was so excited about "his boys" that he called friends all ! around ' town to announce their arrival at 2:30 a.m. Timmy and Tommy are the first pair of boys to be born to Oviedo parents since 1908 when the late Mrs. John Datts Jones gave birth to stillborn, p rem a-, lure twins. Other local families boasting a duet are the Kenneth \yigga of West Palm Reach, daughter and son-in-law of Mrs. Ruby Esies, who have twin sons, and Marion and Marvin Estes, residents here some 'tim e ago, were adults when (hey moved to Oviedo. By MARIAN JONES The arrival of Timothy and Thomaa Usery, twin tons of Mr. aod Mrs. William H. Usery on St. Patrick's Day, atartad Ovlado residents to finger counting the twin population of the town over the past years. Back before our time in Ovie­ do. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Brannen of Like Chirm Circle, became parents of Connie and Cloie, twin daughters. In 18M, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bedenbsugh were the proud mother and father of twin girls and though many raildents remember tha event, none can recall the girls' names. A girl and boy, Mcriwyn. tad Gary, were heartily welcomed by Mr. and Mra. Donald Leinhart in 1846. Mra, Leinbart, niece of Mre. M. L. Cary and Donald, son of Mr. and Mr*. Max Lelnhart, and their family now liva In College Station, Tex. In 1132 a Valentina gift arrived for Mr. and Mre. John Courier In tha form of a lovely pair of daughteri, Mary and Martha, Oviedo who now are in the third grade at Oviedo school and, alnea they nr* Identical, creata the usual amount of confusion. By MARIAN K. JONES The little boys bom to the Many things have happened In Uaerye at Winter Park MtmorOviedo all about tha aama time. Freddie Robbins, eon of Mr. and Mr*. Fred Robbins, underwent Altam onte Springs major surgery at tha Winter Park Memorial Hospital last week. He had just made the honor roll at Stetson University, prior to his illness. Ha la a sophmore at Stat­ By ATLANTA MCGINNIS ion, Recent guasta of Mr. and Mra. Buddie Hooker, grandson of Mr. Dooald MacLeod, Oakburat Ave., and Mrs. Donald Hookar, who la Altamonte Springs, were Mr. and making hia home with them this Mrs. John Aadsrton, of Reading winter, fell 90 feet from a tree Pa. at 8weetwater Park last WednaaMr. and Mrs. Harry Cudworth of day just before dark and waa rush- D*levin, N. Y ., wh* are spending ed to the Winter Park Memorial th* winter at Boynton Beach, visi­ Hoepltal, He la still there. ted Mr. A. C. Bcardslee o f Pearl Little Chancey Thomas, small Lake Heights, and Mr. and Mrs. son of Mr. and Mrs. A1 Thomas, Daniel Vender Werf of Lake Herwas carried to the Winter Park riet Eilatei, Forest City last week. Memorial Hospital with intestinal Mrs. Mary Williams and A-C. flu. Ha Is reported to be Improving. Bcardslee visited the Florida ClLeon Cullum was rushed to an E ro sio n , at Winter Haven, Orlgndo hospital last week" and Friday. . . underwent an emergency append­ Tha G.A.'s of the Forest City ectomy, the day following bis mo­ Baptist Chureh, held a breakfast ther's departure for an Ohio visit. eook-out, Saturday at 8 a.m. at Mr. and Mrs. Ben G. Walnrlgbt Rock Springs. Following breakfast, and daughter, Joy have returned the girls enjoyed swimming, and from a “ rush" trip to Miami, hiking. Mrs. Martin Dunn and Mr.i called by the death o f Ben's bro- Richard Brown accompanied tha lhcr;inT*'w,“ Bo6 Tfltpy; ------------ Tnmir.---------------- —Tiie Forest City Baptist Church. Womens Saclety of the white Cross met Tuesday morning at the home or Mrs. Richard Brown, 3623 Lakeview Drive, Beverly Terrace. wai introduced ae a guest Th* Home Demonstration Club It was voted that an Easter egg of Lake Brantley, met at the home bunt would be held on April 1, for of Mrs. Martin Dunn Wednesday. children o f club members. Those The group discussed "A place for eligible will be toddlers through anything and everything in its 10 years o f age. plsce." AU wive* of Chief Petty Officers, Mr. and Mrs. B. f Winner *f oa active duty or retired, are wel­ Grove Av*., Forest City and Mrs. come t* attend one meeting, prior Martin Duns o f Lake Brantley, t* joining. The neat meeting is visited friends in St. Cloud re* scheduled for 8 p.m. April 19, cently. la th* NAS Ballroom. . Personals Personals PLUS-VALUE Junior boys' slira 4, •, 8, 18 See rich rayon and Orion® acrylic sport suits in blue, tan. olive! See wanted matched suits in smooth ray­ on and acetate blends, too! 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Burleigh Hostess'To Circle Enlisted Wives Plan Supper Tomorrow Night THE MAJORETTE CORPS o f Seminole High School la on* o f the school's moat outstanding at­ traction* and the highlight o f ovary football gam* and parade in flmford, A girl who has a lot o f responsi­ bility la assistant bead majorette, pretty, blonde Rosemary Southward. Aa th* second-ranking member o f the “ A " corps, she la also no, minal haal o f the "B " corps and aa BOeh la responsible fo r Instruc­ tion and drill o f that group and gRa spends about half o f her time with them. Born and raised in Sanford, aa warn bar mother had father, Roe*leery la atristly n home-grown gal. Thia is her senior year at high school and she will be grsdua ting with the mat o f bar elaaa in June, Her first steps out o f the close-knit fanUJy circle will com* next fall whan aha enters the col­ lege doors, probably In a nearby ■tat*. But two pretty little sisters who may no doubt follow In bar footsteps, are 18 year old Candy, who is now in Junior High and eight year old Sue, a third grade student at South* Id*. Rosemary has been a majorette fo r three years, two years in the A corps, after one year In the B group. She has received her training along with the ether girls, from Mr. and Mra. Marla Smith at Orlando, baton and twirling in­ structors, who coma over on Tues­ days to drill tho girls In now steps and technique*. Mrs. Smith does most o f tho choreography for tho sparkling revue* that the girls put on at the ball games and other public entertainment*. All the girt* help with the de­ signing of tho beautiful costume* that they wear and muter the lead­ ership o f Mr. Cowley, tho style* and accessories are planned. Probably tho most popular o f th* •oatumas is tho Indian Malden cos­ tume, which features a black wig with long braids and a headband with faatbars sticking up In I t In white outfit* with pleated skirts, their akin darkened with heavy makeup, the girls emerge aa vary authentic looking Somlholo prinRosemary Jlnglea with medals that the girls have won la their AltMfci.fnd «tate competition each year. There are four that represent Superior rating in tha district con­ tests and three fo r state Superior honor*. It would be a mlsteks to think that tha graceful routines and high-stepplng drills of tho ma­ jorettes "Just coma naturally.” Along with tha other members o f tha band tha girls spend on* hour before school, oaa hour in class, and ona hour after school each day, with plenty o f practice and drill, drill, drill, an addition o f 10 hours a*week over other students at the school But there's not a finer, mere well-trained or better - looking group o f twirling anywhere than onr Seminole High School Majoratte Corps, Member* of the VAH-8 Entitled Wive* Club met In the Sunday School building at the Naval Air Station for the monthly get-to­ gether. Mra. D. S. Bostwick, vice prealdent, presided at the budnen ses■Jon. Plan* were made for a buf­ fet (upper at the NAS ballroom, Friday, darting at 7:30 p.m. It la for member* and their huiband* and Mr*. George W. Beer* I* In charge of the menu. Mr*. Jame* H. Andenon, Mr*. G. Waller, Mr*. John Stankiewicz and Mr*. R. W. Drayton will be la charge of decoration*. Mr*. H. A. Vandenbo* wa* wel­ comed a* a new member and going away gifla of “ Hoot Owl” earring* were praaented to Mr*. Delbert Mattias and Mr*. Paul Wlreman. Hostesses, Mra. C. R. Hudfon and Mra. F. C. Fowkr, aerved re­ freshment a of caka and coffee to the IS member* present. The cake was decorated with white frost­ ing and green shamrock* In keep­ ing with a St. Patrick's Day theme. DeBary Club Schedules Play For Friday ROSEMARY Tony la a native o f New York and stayed fo r awhila with hia brother, Chief Radioman Joa Fa!glona and his wife Lois, who have been our nsighbora since w* came to Sanford and fin# neighbors they are, too. But Tony la the heVo of tbe fami­ ly. A qulte-yonng man; ha had a great ambition to bo a lawman and finally made it In a nearby city, after bo came hare about two yaara ago. During laat fall’a devastating hurricina Donna, Tony first gain­ ed publicity by delivering a baby in his police, ear at the height o f tho storm. Sunday night, he saved th* life o f a motorist who had, to all ap­ pearances, Just died o f a heart at­ tack. Using the recently publicised method o f striking the chest with th* heel of the hand and maaaaglng the chest in the region o f tho heart, Tony got tho man'a heart started and continued to massago hla chest for about ten ~RntUf(¥i while help cam*. Tony aaya that it’a all in the line o f duty and that they teach him theae first aid measurta at police school. Hs is vary modest and disclaims any applause, but It Is certain that the victims o f the circumstances where he was able to render fast and affactlva first aid, and thsir relatives, are more than grateful for his know-how and ability. IT S A PLEASURE to mention the name o f a former neighbor o f yeur columnist. Patrolman Tony Falghm* o f the Orlando police force. CUTE The DeBary Woman’s Club will sponsor a three act comedy- en­ titled “ Stalag Seventeen'', by the Stetson Players, of DeLand. It t* acheduled for Friday at I p.m. In the DeBary Community Center. Tbe seating capacity is only 230, so please call your reserva­ tion* in early. Call Mrs. Robert Henderson, chairman, or Mrs. Chester Rearick. Other committee members In­ clude Mrs. Harold Berry, Mrs, William Snndell, Mr*. Thomas Armao, Mr*. Earl Salter, Mrs, Fred Lonsby and Mrs. Ruth Magnuson. The W. C. Galleys Visit Son At The Citadel Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Galley, 2308 Laurel Ave., spent tha weekend visiting with their son, BUI, who is a student at the Citadel, In Charleston, S. C. They attended all of the pro­ grams and festivities, In observ­ ance of “ Corpe Day," presented on the campus, Saturday. Miss Linda Threat!, Sanford and T. E. GaUey and Waka Galley, M li of Davtona Beach, accompan­ ied them to Charleston. v HIBISCUS CIRCLE MEMRERS admire tho beautiful flowers in Mrs. T. A. Burleigh's garden. From left are Mrs. L. 6 . Spencer, vice president; Mrs. Fred Zerrener, secretary; Mrs. Burleigh, hostess for the day and Mrs. John Fox, program chairman. (Herald Photo) LITTLE. EASTER SHOES For Ladies Society Sponsoring Party Friends Say Goodbye Tea Friday Night Mrs. David King was the guest Golden, Don Hamilton, Herbert Cboyce, Wallace Hall, Keith Tour­ of honor at a tea held recently by Moreland, Barton Bartholomew, ney, Donald Elhell, James Dun­ Harold McCumber, Kenneth Cos- lop. Richard Gralow, and Charlei the VAH-1 Officers Wive* Club key, James Mackey, Charles Hodgate. • at the home of Mrs. Charles Dunn. Pink waa the color chosen by the hostesses, Mrs. Dunn, Mrs. George Kfmmons, and Mrs.- Ro­ bert Provenchcr to express, within the -formal setting, the guest ot tumor's warm friendliness. The table, covered with a gros point da Venice tablecloth, was set with a silver tea fervice at each end. Th* centerpiece, an ar­ rangement of pink carnations and snapdragona with touches of white babybrealh, was flanked on each side with a silver candlabnim holding pink candles. Tbe petit fours, served with the tea and punch, were decorated with pink and white Icing, and the warm color tone was further enhanced by silver containers of azaleai throughout the house. Mrs. King, whose husband, Cdr. David A. King recently received orders to London, England, will be leaving Sanford with her busband and daughters, Vicki and Kati, April 12. A leather Jewel case, trimmed In MRS. DAVID A. KING, center, is belnjr aerved by two brass, was presented to Mrs. King o f the hostesses, Mrs. George Kimmons, left and Mrs. as' a farewell gift. Bearing the Charles A. Dunn, at the farewell tea given in her honor. inscription. “ Lucy, from (|>e VAH-t Officers Wives Club", the gilt, wilt The Ladles Society of tha Bro­ therhood of Locomotive Firemen and Englnemen, Hibiscus Lodge No. 538, are planning a “ Kids Party" at th* Holly Ave. Kinder­ garten, 2(27 Holly Ave., Friday night. The party starts at • p.m. Mrs. Harry Titshaw will'be hostess and membera arc Invited to come dres­ sed as a small boy or girl. Games are being planned and the winners will receive prizes. All members are urged to make plana to aUend and get acquainted with the new members. que flower container as the door prize. • Delicious refreshments of dodQL nuts, rolls and coffee were served to the 23 members present by hostesses. Mrs. Burleigh, Mrs. Brodle Williams, Mrs. L. E. Spancer and Mrs. H.*T. Humphrey.'*'1 Dinner-Bridge Held.. By Officers’ Wives • At Robinson Home. Although their husbands" are away tbs officers wivas of VAH-lt celebrated St. Patrick's Day with a pot luck dinnar and bridge party at the home of Mrs. Wayne Robin­ son, in Plnecrest Drive. Mrs. Robinson had Rm t s A decorated In a St. Patrick's them# while each guest added her apectri dish to tbs. table for everyone to enjoy. After a delicious meal, •' short business meeting was eonducted by Mrs. H. K. Manshlp aad tables were set up for bridge. Other Checkertall wives attend­ ing were Mra. John Shattuek, Mra. Sid Banka, Mrs. Bill Rose, M # Jerry Knutson, Mrs. Roger Smith, Mrs. Craig Moore, Mrs. T. R. Walton, Mrs. Max Bent, and Mrs. H. H. Harrison. Special guests who Joined the group for bridge were Mrs. C. D. Schoonover, Mrs. C. L. Fitzpa­ trick, and Mrs. C. Boose. Mr*. Schoonover won the high prize fog bridge. Easter Ensembles • • Dresses Hats • Hose • Jewelry • Lingerie All new, all lovely . . . come aeet M ARY-ESTH ER’S “ Fettering Fashions 814 Ml Park Ave. Jut For You” FA 2-2383 Does Plan Meeting And Social Monday Membera of the Sanford drove 180 BPO Does will meet Monday at ■ p.m. at th* Elka Club. Following the regular buslnesi session, a social hour will be en­ joyed and refreshments served. A color bouquet o f Berkshire tiylo* hose. COIN OPERATED I.AUNDRt 1.00 to 1.65 2328 Park Dr. Cleanest Wash la Tewat FRIDAY VAIL 12 Enlisted Mans' Wivas meet at 10 a.m. la the AceyDueay Club at the Naval Air Sta­ tion for an organlzazUotul meet­ ing. AU VAH-U wive* urged to atattend. Free baby sitting service available la the S. S. room. Mr*. T.A. Burleigh was hoslesi to tha monthly meeting of the Hibiscus Circle of tho Garden Club, at bar boms on Palmetto Avo. Circle presidast, Mrs. J. M. Fa­ hey, presided at the business ses­ sion. A program planned for out­ doors, on grafting and air layer­ ing, was cancelled due to bad wea­ ther. Arrangements o f camellias and calendulas were used as decora­ tions in 'th e living and dining rooms. Following a talk on horticulture a question and answer period was conducted. Mra. Charles Griem* won a uni- Handbags Sum m er in strid e... Straws, patent*, luitre* and other leathers, to match your shoes and compliment your Everyone agrees its the prattle*! Jewelry in town. Earrings, Bracelets ^nd Necklace*. 3.00 to 10.95 and in style 1.00 to 10.00 the Style Cwwcioua Little Girl. Gloves DawwsRa glevae to a variety *1 lengths and colors. 2.60 to 5.00 $498 . LEE R A F F IA ST R A W S N® ■ iffkt airy texture weaves la sport straws L ta latarssUag trims sad colors. For daytime. hast this smart L S I straw kseps you comfortable. 'W HOE Center New 307 W est l i t St* - •i - Life -Strids pumps in Boas or white. Sizes AAAA to B in your choico of High or Mid Heels. t • ' ■ O thsrs 6.05 to 1 3 45 (W | « . . ' . .... ... . .. ------ . l‘ J9 ‘ m aun A .'.-L . Whm �Miss Nancy Elizabeth Bowden To Marry Janies C. Davis Jr. ^ M r. tad H n . Frank Whclchcl i U.S. Marine Corp* and U now amThe wedding will take ■ w d e n of Greenville. S. C. an- ployed by J. C. Penney Company, June 23 In the Greenville Bounce the engagement of their' in Greenville, Paul Methodist Church. daughter, Nancy Elizabeth to Jam ei Carlton Davit, Jr., son of lfr. and Mra. James Carlton Da­ vis Sr., of Sanford. Miss Bowden was recently grad­ uated from Wesleyan College in Macon, Ga.f with an A. R. de­ gree in Elementary Education. £ 0 h e was president of Kappa Del­ ta Epsilon, honorary education sorority, and was sleeted to Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities. She Is now employed by„.the school district of Greenvilla County. Mr. Davis graduated from Semi­ nole High School with the class o f 1934. He received his B.S. De­ gree from Florida State Unlver0 ty , where he majored In mar­ keting and-retailing. While attending school there, he K W elected to the Interfraternlty (Vnmcll, and also served as presi­ dent of Lambda Chi Alpha so­ cial fraternity. He served with the *■ -— — ■ place Saint Longwood S a A d sn By MRS. BETT1E SMITH Ward Lambert, of Mooreficld W. Va., is spending a short vacation with friends in Longwood. Mrs. Carrie Dagdaiorian has re­ turned to her home In West Hart­ ford, Conn. She made Longwood NANCY ELIZABETH BOWDEN sr winter home for several years. •Me. and Mre, Edmund Simmons, Tk Washington, D. C. are visiting Bith ‘ residents and friends in the area. They are also doing some Sightseeing at points of interest ny MRS. CLARENCE SNYDER of Samsula, spent the weekend Myron Hand of Daytona Deach, with their grandparents, Mr. and « Central Florida. Z Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Mossar visited his aunt and uncle, Mr. Mrs. Raymond Pell. ^re spending a few days in 8t. and Mrs. Raymond Pell and family The school lunch progrant will Petersburg with hta mother, before Friday and Saturday. be reinstated at the Osteen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Williams at­ leaving for Washington. D. C. They School after the Easter vacation. an to spend Easter with their tended the Harper-Hendrick wed­ A farewell party was held at ding in Apopka, Thursday evening. lughter and grandson, before the the Osteen Baptist Church, Saturn jjrandaon enters the hospital forThe bride, the former Miss Ida Lee Harper daughter o f Mr. and day evening, by the young folks •brgery. Mrs. Olaf Harper is a niece of of the church bonorlog Rev. and S --------------------------the Williams. Harper la Mrs. Wil­ Mra. Joe Douthltt, who has re­ signed. Both Rev. and Mrs. Dou­ Z More than 50 per cent of Ma- liams brother. Linda Lay and Debbie Pell, thltt were presented gifts by the Ily a ’s tin production is obtained by dredging. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pell group. Osteen Personals « ffnnTorlt Thnrs. Mar. 23,1961—Page T KrraTB Anna Miller Circle Cbud&A AZALEA CIRCLE Members of the Aialea Circle of the Garden Club met at the borne of Mrs. J. D. Callahan with Mrs. Hal Harrlss and Mrs. Porter Lansing as co-hostesses. A motion was made by Mrs. Lit llan Clark and seconded by Mrs. Al Hunt that the circle make a contribution to the ’’ Bald Eagle Fund." During the program time a white elephant sale was held with Mias Ellalee. Klrchhoff in charge. The hostesses served refreshments o f sandwiches, rake and punch during the social hour. Others present were G. M. Shipp. Mrs. Alice Click. Mrs. J. P. Cul­ len, Mrs. C. P. Harkey, Mrs. Dempsey Carnes, Mrs. Paul Mar ion, Mrs. Roy Tlllis. Mrs. A. L. Estcrson, Mrs. W. R. Stringfield, Mra. Henry Russell, Mrs. R. A. Williams. Mrs. Ed Klrchhoff. Mrs. J. W. Brown and Mra. R. F. Steele. North Orlando Personals ; . Personals * IPlif By MONA GRINSTEAD Friends of Mrs. Robert Derum will be glad to know that she ts recovering very wrll after her recent operation. She has arrived home from Seminole Memorial Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Art Farrin have been enjoying a visit from rela­ tives. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Far­ rin and children Thomas and Brian of Holbrook, L. I., are their houseguests. Mrs. Frank Wszolek is visiting in Detroit, Mich., while her husband Is on sea duty with the U. S. Navy. Mr. and Mrs. William Sklslox have returned after a cruise to Nassau and the Bahamas. They won the trip through a local radio station promotion. The nominating committee of the Anna Miller Circle presented a slate of officers for the coming year when the group met at the Elk’s Club, for the bi-monthly ses­ sion. Those nominated were Mrs. Wil­ liam Kleinfeltcr. president; Mrs. Robert Zlttrower. first vice presi­ dent; Mrs. Wesley Flllman, second vice president: Mrs. Russell Spen­ cer secretary; Mrs. Gerald Be­ hrens, treasurer; Mrs. Charles Gross, corresponding secretary Nominates Officers and Mrs. J. R. Hoolehan Jr. chap, i held with hostesses, Mrs. Marcelle Faille, Mrs. Ed Miller. Mrs. A. P. lain. The election will be held at the Forshay and Mrs. Leslia Thomp­ next meeting, scheduled for March son. in charge of arrangements. 28 at the Elks Club. Members attending the meeting Mrs. Wade Snyder, president, were Mrs. E. J. Moughton Jr., presided at the business meeting. Mrs. Buford Brown, Mrs. Irene Mrs. Harry Adair, Mrs. Ralph Wight and Mrs. Spencer submitted suggestions for changes in the circle by-laws, which will be voted on at the next meeting. Following the business and elec­ tions. next week, a social will be ' I* f ljl(c MAYFAIR Enterprise Personals By HELEN SNODGRASS ' of DeLand. visited Mr. and Mrs. Rev. R. W. PcKalands has re­ Kirby Sellers and Mr. and Mrs. turned home folic* ing aurgery Cecil Seilers last week. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Braddock, in the Orlando Air Force Rase o f DeLand. were recent visitors Hospital, Orlando. He is recuperat­ I o f Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Braddock ing nicely but atill confined to his home. Mrs. Rertha L. Ilardih eame home this weekend following sur­ gery in the Seminole Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Helen Snodgrass, Mrs. Ed FRIDAY L. Cunningham and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harris of Winter Park visited First Presbyterian Church new Mr. M. H. Ryan at the Veteran's member class meets at T p.m. hospital in Lake City Sunday. Carrol Peterman returned to Clawislon, Monday, after spending the weekend with his mother Mrs. Rnsa Lee Peterman. Jack Broyles of Melville La., visited friends here Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hender­ son, of Wichita Kan., were week­ / r * . 'i < end guests of their nephew and family, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hender­ son. Roxann Henderson and An­ dres Aylies, of Jacksonville, also spent the weekend with the fam­ ilyMr. and Mrs. Loy Vaughn, of Birmingham, Ala., were recent overnight guests of his sister and her family Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Ty­ \ * * ) i ' ler. J i Mr. and Mrs. Truman Jennings Kent, Mrs. Morris Moses, Mrs. Clayton 8mlth, Mrs. Frank Wilson. Mrs. Hollehan, Mrs. Zlttrower, Mrs. Kleinfeller, Mrs. FUlman, Mrs. Adair, Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Gross. Mrs. Wight, Mrs. Behrens and Mrs. Snyder. White Church Calendar ft 'e I j i ' v * v ' Reserved Beads Available at (M l Center Office DIAMONDS . . . . For Easter One of the most popular trends In new open space homes is a lightweight portable wall section which can be moved like furni­ ture. G STORK CIVIC CENTER • Friday Mar. 24th • 8:15 P. H. (\ < ! j-'! sU li'K 'V Bong, Patent. Ivey's SHOE In And Forever W ALTNEY S04 B. PARK AVB. Open Fridays To 7 P. M ADULTS C H IL D R E N 1.25 2.25 Luther, Patent, Straws and Whiting ft Davla Meah. All h» assorted colors. 3.00 to 17.95 has arrived hi our mfllfnerr ahop , , . with Featwred la Blamewr Bprtng —new petite 4eatgn In appearing everywhere . . . on elochee, upa, aboil ahapee. Pick n lovely pnetal print your'a now I wHk eeft Me natter sad poalea 3.98 to 22.95 easy a k l r t . Cotton eMffen, TabWeed® for arnnan naatatanea, waab-and-wear. Tallow, lilac, green. to 11. 915.95 Lovely Spring, Baiter and Summer Jewelry to complete year ecuarable. sio/a DawneRe Glovea for tha perfect ‘ ouc,,' 2.00 to 5.00 1.00 to 10.00 Warn �• * a Vbr New Mantle Looks Like Old One •foiled P reu Inlerastioosl The new Mickey Mantle look* auspiciously like the old Mickey Mantle. And just In case there's any doubt about It, that's ewfully bad news for American League pitch* You don't bear much talk any more around the Grapefruit Cir­ cuit about Mantle’s “ DIMsgglolike" leadership qualities — Re­ member t jto weeks ago how Mickey was going to develop into a quiet leader? — but you sure do hear about his Ruthlan wal­ lops. Mantle unloaded a pair of 'em Wednesday and the second, com­ ing in the ninth Inning, produced a 14-11 victory for the New York I: J Yankees over the Milwaukee Braves. Mantle, who belled bis first homer of the game off War­ ren Spahn, drove in six runs in all and raised his spring batting average to .463. lie's hit four homers. Whltey Ford and Spahn were both hit hard during the game but elsewhere on the spring training circuit the front-line pitchers are rounding into shape. Bob Friend and Elroy Face combined in a five-hitter to pitch the world champion Pittsburgh Pirates to a 10-1 win over the Chicago White Sox. Friend hurl­ ed seven Innings, yielding the five hits and Chicago's run, and then Face pitched hitless and runless ball the last two innings. Three Teams Pace Sanford Biddy Cage Loop Play SEBRING (UP1) - With fac­ tory competition the keenest in years, racing teams carefully guarded their Up times todsy in trill runs for Siturdiy's 12-hour Sebring sports car endurance race. With Ferrari, Mascratl and Porsche aiming for the 1961 car manufacturer's championship, It was practically Imposilbla to get authentic lap apccds. After the first session of trial runs over this twisting IJ-mlle road course Wednesday after­ noon, the Ferrari team admitted Rltchla Glnlher o f Santa Monica, Calif., was clocked at I minutes, II seconds In the factory's new rear-engine ear, two aecondi above the record. But Cemoradl International, racing two Maieratli, was non­ committal about Up tlmea. It waa unofficially reported In the pita, however, that Stirling M on e f England, driving a type 61 •‘ birdcage" Maseratl, rounded ghe course la I minutes, 11 secends, which would break by five aeconda the Up record he set last year la the same type car. This race, which beglnt at 10 a.m. Saturday, gives the winner eight points toward the car championship. The runnerup gets eU points and the third place ear four poinU. The big attractions Wednesday were the rear engine ca n , with the Maseratl getting most of the lU cctkn. The IUUen-built c«f, painted with blue end white U. S. racing colors, has a windshield that •lopes almost to the headlights. It has the appearance of a World War I glass-nosed bomber. Tbe three factory Ferraries have almost Identical eonflguraUon deapite the fact that one of them U a rear engine car. All three cari, painted Italian racing red, have high-built rear decks and icoopnoscd front ends. Porsche team, Hi two cars vir­ tually identical to the one that won last year's race, wss run­ ning about to seconds per Up behind tha larger Mascratiei and Ferraris, but the remarkable Porsche durability made them favorites. Tbe German team ran into trouble Just as practice was end­ ing when someone stole the rear deck lid of one of the cars. The man was seen putting it Into a trunk of an automobile, but no one suspected he was stealing It. Porsche Uam manager Baron Hushke von Hsnsteln said he be­ lieved someone w si trying sabo­ tage, since (ha car could not race without tha lid. Tbe ehcriff’e office w u called in to investi­ gate. Sanford Electric, Seminole and Higginbotham paced the action in the Sanford Biddy League cage play this week. Sanford Electric toppled Stemper, 38-25 as Harris scored 10 point*. The Scminolei outacorcd WSFIt 38-31. High icorer in the game w«* A. Boniface who dunked in 26 point*. Higginbotham, behind tha 33 point* rolled up by S. Richanle, toppled Robson's, 30-30. NEW YORK ( U P D - Dlst. Atty. Frank S. Hogan today praised the NCAA for Its efforts to prevent the current college basketball scandal which is scheduled to go before a grand Jury on April 4. “ The NCAA has made strenuour efforts to prevent basketball scandals slnca 1931," said Hogan, who said that his investigation U not nationwide and does not in­ volve college football, profession­ al football or professional basket­ ball. “ But perhaps administrators of colleges have to take even more steps." Otherwise, Hogao kept the curUin of secrecy that has been dropped over the investigation for Cowboys Loom As Heavy Choices almost a week. He declined com­ ment on a report in Sports Illus­ trated magazine that his repre­ sentatives had visited the campus of La Salic College in Philadel­ phia and that three University of Connecticut students had been questioned. And he snapped, 'I'm not in a measuring mood." when asked whether the current scandals would prove larger than those of 1931 which involved some of the game's biggest stars. Hogan said his office lisa been investigating college basketball for five monthi and had planned to keep It rolling for two more months before making any an­ nouncements. He said his hand was forced when one of Use prin­ cipals Involved made plans to leave the country. Aaron Wagman, 28-ycar-old New Yorker wlio is charged with giving a 11,300 bribe to a Univer­ sity of Connecticut player, was said to have obtained a passport on .March 13. The only other per­ son under arrest is Joseph Hacken, 41, of New York, who is ac­ cused of giving $1,000 bribes to each of several Scion Hall players to control the score in a game against Dayton University. Females Top SOKC Choices Three female greyhounds are in the featured ninth race at the Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club and either of the distaff trio could ■core a victory for the Ladies Night crowd. Topeka Rose, an outside runner who has scored four times in her only nine itarta this year draws the No. 7 box for the feature event while Saraband gets the inside track and Cora Can jumps from No. 3. Topeka Rose almost broke the 31 iccond barrier In her last race, a Grade B event- The victory gave her s chance to run againrt the top competitora and the 66-jcund­ er 9pp*«r« realty fop lha challenge. Male ring* completing tbs field ■re Sonny Tiny, Twilight Zone, Quick Prospect, Super Chappie and Abiolutly. CORVALLIS, Oie. (U P l) — Oklahoma State'a powerful Cow­ boys were tuch top-heavy favorites to win the NCAA wrestling title that chief Interest at the three-day meat opening today centered nn Individual crowns. Coach Myron Rodcrick'a Cow­ boy*, who have swept aside all op­ position this year, boast strength in each o f the 10 division* as they go after their 22ud title In the 31 year* tha event has been held. Last season Oklahoma State dropptd to fifth place, with the! title g-'-Ing ta statx r !; ; ! Ohio ' r...;t!or.s in th» ?rr/*.-rur« h u m *. The UtUr U strong ogslr.j Bowling Ltaguo still remain the but tbe Cowboya are conceded by same but Stem per Agency, who coaches to hava too much all- leads hy only aix points Is being around strength. crowded by H o b s o n Sporting ‘‘They're probably the bast col­ Goods team who Is moving up by legial* wrestling team ever as­ three or four points each week. sembled,'' Coach Dal* Thomas of In third place ii Davis Builder*, host Oregon Stale said. “ They witli Foodmart, Wilson • Maler could aet a new team record for Furniture and Pierro Mfg. Co. points in this tournament.’’ close lu-hind. The display of Lyman’s Misl'layeri w ersin good furm this site Club at the Winter Park week at proved by the following Bank has been held over by rescores. Ann Conklin bad high i queU for , nothcr week, series si ore with ■ 370, t.ll Donat! Mrs. Catherine Martin, club made a 651, Libby Whitehead had sponsor, reports that display reMembers of tlic Lyman High 632, I.ll Ogden scored 619 and |suits arc very pleasing and reI warding. School Beta Club have announc­ Maigio Woods hud a net 603. ed that they are available for Li! Donat picked up the 3-10 Future club plans Include ■ lending assistance to any stu­ split, Gloria Acrardi made the 4 - 1 banquet fur members an d . pardent needing extra work In one 6-7 amt Lil Ogden spotted the 5-7-9 ents and a trip to Cape Canavor more subjects. pins. Beverly Gralmrkiewics m adr'cral for a lour of the base. A list of members and the sub- ] the 6-10 mid Vicki Carter picked j Joels In which they can help off the 4-1-9 pins will be posted in the main corri-1 __________ LON DON (U PD —Queen Elisa­ dor of the school. Available beth’* jockey, Harry Carr, auffertimes for work before or after VEHO BEACH, (U P l) Ron ed a broken collar bona as well as school and during study hall peri­ ods also will be posted for stu­ Pcrranotki, a left-hander on the leg and head injuries Wednesady dents from grades seven through roster of the Omaha club of in the first of England’s spring tiie American Association, was betting “ double," the Lincolnshire II. purchased Monday by the Los An­ Handicap at Carlholm Racetrack geles Dodgers. Perrsnoskl had a Carr waa injured when tha 379-8 record for Montreal and a 3-3 horsa field scrambled around the first turn. CHICAGO (U P l)—Ernie Bank.' •late for St. Paul last season. off-season activity was pul under • “ lifetime contract" as ths Chi­ cago horns run king signsd today to manage tha “ Emit Banks Bowl­ ing and Recreation Building" her*. Tha )2 million, 40-lant bowling al­ ley will bscoma Banks' avaryday job upon its opening scheduled for Oct. 1. Sfemper Holds Sandspur Lead Missile Display Shown At Bank Lyman Beta Club To Aid Students Jockey Hurt Bums Buy Lefty Gets Pact YOU CAN T BUY A FINER Band Gives Drill The Lyman High School Band climaxed IU performance at the SeminoU Park Raceway benefit performance sponsored by the Lions Club of Casselberry with a precision drill. P o p u lar B rands Baseball Slate Friday The Oviedo Lions will open I the schedule, according to Coach their 1961 baseball schedule Fri- P34*1 Micklcr. _ i , , 1. 1. Mar. 28 — Titusville, day, meeting Taylor High of Mar. 30 — Lyman. Pierson at the Oviedo field. Apr. 4 — Oak Ridge. Following is tbe remainder of Apr. 7 — Bishop Moore. Apr. 11 — Lyman. Apr. 18 — Mzlbourne. Apr. 21 — Oak Ridge. Apr. 25 — Central Academy Apr. 28 — Titusville. May 2 — Bishop Moore. May 5 — Central Florida. NIT Family Feud Brewing Tonight BILL '' / RIGNEY bxarep rve v /toMoR O f P P W SriG AATOXAL IE A 6 U E B A SE B A LL TO (TAL/fOR/J/A A9 BAB) fR A X C /SC O AtABAeeff. M aty R s po sb T ff R/O XBBR B /T A L o X E FO R 7VE - B U T f o r t 7 f£ A te E L * FA RE A M E R IC A .'/ At5- LO* AHGEIES, RfiO T. A T THE B oX -off/C B A * hi, CC.VFXREP rtrrrt tfb Poooir * /$ fttit B/o QCEBT/CX. m IfttfrtWfftf MIAMI BEACH, (UPD - Pro­ 1 Palmer, tha all-time yearly fessional golfdom's master crafts­ money winner with a patented late-round drive, is sure to be a man launched an all-out as­ favorite of the gallery, which will sault on par today in the first : be admitted free to this munciround of the $25,009 Sunshine pally sponsored tournament. Pal­ Open tournament at the Bay shore mer is a vice president and tour­ ing flro of a new 3!lami country Country Club. Many in the 190-man field had club. All tiie tournament winners on an added impetus to play their the winter tour are here, includ­ best over the 6.632-yard, par-72 ing Billy Maxwell, Cary Player layout because of invitations to of Johannesburg, South Africa, tha aristocratic Masters tourna­ and Bob Goalby, currently the ment at Augusta, Ca. The Sun­ hottest player on the circuit. shine is the last big event before the Masters, which begins two weeks from today, and those in­ vited to it will use this tourna­ ment as a final tuneup. Slammln' Sammy Snead, the West Virginia hillbilly whose pic­ ture-book swing his made him a millionaire, topped a list of en­ City League leaders, Buddy’s trants that read like a Who's Who Automotive lost last week to of golf. Other competitors includ­ George's by three points and ed Arnold Palmtrr. Dow FinsterAlex's Shell Service took three waid, tommy Suit, Jay Herbert, from Cook's corner. Cary Middlecoff, Art Wall Jr., and Dellary Heart Council blanked Ted Kroll. Harold’ s 4-0 and llarry'a took Snead's fans say the aging mas­ three points from Spencer's. Jet ter is hitting the ball as well as Lanes lost all four points to Lake ever and putting with authority. , Monroe Inn and Geoe’s took He spent the winter playing in i three from Lance. Florida tournaments and Wednes­ The standings sra close with day tied the course record in win­ Buddy’ s in first place with *8. ning an ll-holc pro-am event at followed closely by Lake Monroe Fort Lauderdale. Inn. 6 3 'i; Lance and George's Shell Takes 3 In City League Bankers Blanked In Kegler Loop a Mar-Lou blanked Florida Slit* Bank and N. J. Electric over­ came Woodruff Marine in last weeks All Star Bowling, both teams taking three points each. Garlyn Kennels look two points from SOK Club and Lossing's split a game 2 to 1 with Larry's Mart. Garlyn's leads the league waft 38 games won, with MarLou close behind with 37 points. Only a half point away is N. J. Electric with 36*a and Lowing* Is fourth with 33 games on the win ledger. Joe Rubel's 235 took the indi­ vidual high singles and A1 DeTalma had a 392 to cop the high series for the night. Team high series went to Gar­ lyn with their 1743 score * r l high singles to SOKC with 637 points. Indians Get Lefty INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPD — Former Chicago White Sox-lafthander Don Rudolph wa* acquired today by Indianapolis o f the Amer­ ican Association. Tha Granada Hilli, Calif., native had m ]2mark for Seattle last year: • • - You can trust this low-priced 3-TNYLON are tied with 82 games won. Rlek Skelly took high singles with a 222 and Bucky Forguson PARIS (UPD — Solomon Boywas high for the series with a saw of Cleveland, Ohio, fought to 612. an unpopular draw with French featherweight Gracieux Lampcrti FAST SFMICF H Monday night in a 10-round bout at the Palais des Sports. Tbe crowd booed the verdict because it thought Boysaw, 125l» pounds to' Lamperti’s 1234*, had won. WIEBOLDTS “ Buffalo Bill" Cody Is buried atop Lookout Mountain, near Denver, Colo. CAMERA 210 8. Park BHOP Sanford ONLY 9 Racing Days Left HAIM— team MC/MO RACE ENDS A P R IL 3. E L IM IN A T IO N FR L M ARCH N IG H T 24 N IG H T L Y (E xcept Sunday) 8:10 P . M . At NEW YORK (UPD -P roviden ce and Holy Cross carry their “ fam ily" feud Into Madison Squire Garden tonight to the ac­ companiment of blaring bands and boisterous fans, with the win­ ning team assured a berth in the final round of tiie National Invi­ tation Tournament. In the other semifinal match. Dayton will attempt to overcome the smart defensive tactics of St. Louis with Its own combination of height and shooting ability. If they were to be offered, ear plugs would probably be the big­ gest concession at the Garden when Providence and Holy Cross meet. Both schools travel fully equipped with bands and an or­ ganized horde of screaming fans who stop at nothing to give their team proper vocal support. The two New England teams met a couple of weeks ago at Worcester. Mass., Holy Cross coming out on top, 77-72. “ ft was the wildest demonstra­ tion I have seen at Holy Cross in many years," Providence coach Joe Mullancy said Wednesday, as if warning New York fans what can be expected. While Providence generally is acknowledged to have the more melodic band and Holy Cross gets the edge in croud sound effects, the game itself Is a toss-up and might very well develop into the best match of the tournament. Boos Decision DERBY - / eeiuret lyegew)* Snead, Palmer Pace Entries In Rich Sunshine Tourney SE A SO N on Page 8—Thurs. Mnr. 23,1961 Oviedo Lions To Open KENTUCKY BOURBON! BARGAIN PRICES Rtraft R IG N E Y of the A n g e ls Robin Roberts and Jim Bunnlng combined In an eight-hitter to each turned in a strong per­ give the Baltimore Oriole* a 9-4 formance in the Philadelphia win over the Cincinnati Reds and Phillies' 7-1 win over the Detroit run their winning streak to five Tigers. Roberts allowed only one games. hit in three innings and now has Relief ace Lindy McDaniel did pitched 10 consecutive scoreless his specialty for the St. Louis innings this spring. Bunning be­ Cardinals to preserve a 3-3 vic­ came the first Detroit pitcher to tory that snapped the Kansas go seven innings and three of City Athletics' three-game win­ the five runs he allowed were un­ ning streak. McDaniel went the earned. last three innings yielding an Diek Ellsworth yielded one un­ unearned run. earned run and three hits in sev­ Larry Sherry's three innings of en innings as the Chicago Cubs shutout relief were rewarded rhadzd the Cleveland Indians, 2-1. with a victory when pinch-hitter Johnny Anlonelli continued his Jim Gilliam's ninth inning single fine allowing for the Indians al­ enabled the Los Angeles Dodgers lowing one run and six hits in to beat the Minnesota Twins, 3-2. six innings. Sherry followed Johnny Todrcs, Steve Barber and Jack Fisher. who allowed seven hits. Trial Competition NCAA Praised For Efforts Rough In Preparing j0 prevenf Cage Scandal lor. Sebring Classic t i nforh Not just another nylon tire: This ia CoodytiA m> elusive 3-T tripleAcmpered nylon with tha ea strength and safety not found in other Urea. Get low priced Nylon tire jtor *-----* Guaranteed 15 Months 1. 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Thursday - Ladies Farrell's N igh t g o o d / ? e a r M0U NOrU U K M BOOOVIM n a n MM on m e o t m i ebb Arcade Package Store «!• Sant rtnt. l u M V i Girt T tf VbJrb BUmrs oiT^xr r a w * * 10« ratio. mmmmammmmmm H raw • esaut nr m ulsi T*-|ftiqfte*n 8 ML BOUTS OF BANFORD ON E11£AY 17-91 urasesYsneneweawaaDiaes- • cieei/s»w<i'.> w sw ieaasr ) �M. ■» — I EitiTarB (D su a h a WrriTH Thuri. Mur. 28, 1961—P*g* 9 1 C lb b y : Television By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ADBV: I am 37 nnil my new l>oy friend ix 67. He i* a very nice nmn and 1 expect he ia gom* to propoae any time •a he «ort of talks thHt way. He is not the extravagant type hut he has a peculiarity I want to ask you about. He carries his money in a roll of hills with a rubber band •round it. My Daddy,says this is a sure sign o f a stingy man. 1 would like some advice. CORA DEAR CORA: If he just "carries it" •nd the rubber band never conies o ff and # neither do any of the bills, your Daddy is right. • • • ,D E A R ABBV: My husband is very good nntured. but he has one fault that drives mu crazy, lie is very untidy. ., I am not a fussy person about house­ keeping, but it unnerves me to c|pan house •nd then have him come home and throw his coat on the couch, hang his tie on the doorknob, drop his shirt on the floor, drape his trousers on unother doorknob, •nd throw his socks and underwear i -ider the bed. He walks around the house bare•foot, leaves newspapers all over the floor •nd anything he takes out of the refriger­ ator (milk or butter) just stands around. • He throws himself (nil 210 pounds of him) on my good bedspread and "relaxes.” I've tried talking nicely to him (he calls this g s £ o "nagging") nnd letting things pile up. nnd nothing works. Have you any suggestions? GOING CRAZY DEAR GOING: Accept him for w hit he is. A big, good-natured slob. • • • DEAR AHHY: i am a ninth-grader taking biology. I love biology, but 1 can't stand the smell of the room. I know the remnins of frogs, earthworms and cray­ fish have to be preserved, but does it have to smell like that 7 NAUSEATED DEAR NAUSEATED: All biology labs smell like thnt. Ask your teacher if you may spray it with scented air purifier. (Aren’t we lucky Darwin could stand it?) • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO MARGIE: Some folks, who can't add and subtract, quit school to get married nnd have no trouble multiplying. • • • "What’s your problem?" For a person­ al reply from Abby, send a self-nddressed, stamped envelope to ABBY, Box 8866, Beverly Hills, CaliL • • • Who pays for whut? For Abby’s pam­ phlet. "How To Have A Lovely Wedding,” send 50 cents to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. X V. THURSDAY P. M. I SO <11 Channel Sis Nrwtroom <01 N«*n i amt IVaalhap •: IA is) Atlantic Weather 1:1, C l Xewacope i l l reople'a Choir* i*l Mld-Kla. Nana l:J0 i»l Count of Mont# Crl*t« i:4S C l lluntlar Brinkley <4• Hunting • Flailing with Hon 7:00 C l Jim llonle IS) lungrrnue Robin— Mjetery * 'I <Si !>.'uc ltd ward* f .39 C l Ho Tall la A OtanlT . ill lllenn lleeie<01 (lueatwaM II* 1:00 <01 Donna Heed I SO C l llat Maetereon Itl Sea Hunt If) Heal McCoy* 1.00 10) Hun.linger C l Bachelor Father i f l Two Fare* W**t S:S0 C l Hrnl* Ford <01 Tha Untouotiabla* 10:00 C l llrourho Mara 101 Pac# the Nation 10.90 C l M|h* Hammer I0:3o III Taka A flood I.ook 11.00 (SI Nonoeopo <01 Channel ait N'aneroom IS) Slid-Fla. Nana 11:11(1) Hollywood Movlo Cavalrado IS) Channel t Theater 11:30 <S) Jack Faar 1:01 <S) New* 1:11 1 1:10 7:oo U /e Jh& If the borne has become Amer­ ica's No. 1 status symbol—s i the anperts say H has— a rsre bar' gain in "homes for sale" was offered recently in Washington, , D. C. w . According to a news item the Georgetown house of President and Mrs. Kennedy was placed on the market. When America's first cou­ ple bought the house In 19S7 they W om a n : paid S78.0U0 to call It home. It was aaid to be for sale for a mere $105,000—and cheap at the price for anyone looking for the ultimate in status symbols. How much more in status could you get for a $77,000 mark-up than the former address of the man who just moved into the White House? I haven't seen the house, but T By Ruth Millet T:S0 •ven If the roof leak* and tha doors stick I say it's still a steal at the price. And just think—the new occu­ pant* won't have to do any re­ decorating. r. REDINGTON BEACH, (U PI)— £ "W e’re friends," said Joa DiMag~ gio. “ We’re friend*," echoed Mari- lyn Monroe In bar aoft sigh. But the understanding glancas between the shapely movie setresa It wse enough to make DiMag­ •nd tha former New York Yankee gio temporarily abandon baseball. "baseball atar revived speculation Until Mia* Monro* flew to Flor­ i f today that Uta Owo-may beelose-te id*, D tM ifglo h r t Ween assisting at tha Yankees spring training Bales Service camp in nearby 8t. Petersburg, "I cam* down here fo r some rest, some aun and to visit Joa,” MUs Monroe expIalt'H. Borrow Oar lube Checker They wars husband and wtfo MOO Sanford Av*. PA a-4128 In 1064. TV RENTAL Seminole TV YOUR Boxing Czar Bill Drafted WASHINGTON (U P D -S en . Ea­ ts* Kefauver, (D-Ttnn.), said today he planned to go ahead with h lr ^ AyiWaf to set \ y a'bdxIng esar In the Justice Depart­ ment despite some opposition by Atty, Gen. Robert F. Kennedy. A bill drafted by Kefauver would give ■ proposed national busing commissioner power to clean up the fight gama by with­ holding licenses from boxers, mensgers, and promoters in in­ terstate bouts. FAMILY — COLLEGE PROFESSOR INVENTS “RUBBER” — THIS WEEKEND $|50 CHILDREN 100 $1 Served FAMILY STYLE with Salad. Vegetable, Potato**, Drink and Dessert 14-Oz. T-BONE STEAK ................... *1.59 12-oz. RIB STEAK ________*1.29 DIXIE muT SUNDAYS o Fn7 ER OPEN DAILY 6:30 to to 9 9 :8 0 — Hwy. 17-17 South Of The Big Tree TK fl-112* Answer to Preview* Punt* Miscellanea 171 _____ II Conducted 71 DcntoMtrat a Certify FRED MttcMurrny i« "The Absent-Minded Professor” who discovers the world’s newest and Inost delightful fomiulm for fun and Yabuloua entertainment in Walt 'Disney's Rubber -gutting comedy . . . "The AbsentMinded Professor.” March 30 at the Ritz. OPEN M flack parts IS I Z 8:IS (*> Countdown Ktwn S:8t C ) Today M0 18) Tha Vlattor <*) Rejnptr Room (B) Kartoon Kapera 8:80 C ) Iteerue S 48) Ding Dong School , t:«S (1) Central Florida Nawa and Inlarvlawa It:** <31 Nay Whan (S) I Ko*# I.ury (S) Orbit l* :l* (3) Play Tour Hunch (I) Vida* Vlllagt 11:#* <3) Price la night (S) Doubla Kipoeure (8) Morning Court ItlS* (S) Concentration (S) Burprla* Parkag* <*) I-ov# That Rob IS:** (3) Truth or Conttqutncaa <l) Lot# of Llfo , (I) Camouflage (I) Dr. ifudaoa'o Secret Journal (S) About Facoo t i l l ((> At The World Turn* (t> Playbuuao t a:** (S) Jan Murray anaw (I) Full Clrcla (t) Tour Day la Court lit* <t) Loratta Young It) Art Llnkletter (8) Road to Steat 11y lie* (I) Toung Dr Malaga (I) Millionaire It) Queen For A flex . . •:ii (8) From TUoee Moot* (I) Tha Verdiot la Tours (tl Who Do You Trait 4:11 IS) Stake Room For Daddf <*) Brighter Day (t) American Randiland 1:11 (I) Secret alarm 4:1* <l> Fdg# of Night * :S * (8) llara'a Hollywood 8:98 (I) t O’clock Movie <01 (t) S:I0 itl <t> Dnela Walt Pop era Playhoue* Cartoon Carnlial Rln Tin Tla Millions Tune In Television Order Termed Illegal WASHINGTON (UPD An attorney for Public Service Televlsion Inc. told tlie Court of Ap­ peals Wednesday a Federal Com­ munications Commission order forcing k to vacate television Channel 10 in Miami was "basi­ cally illegal and hat no sub­ stance in fact." Attorney N’onnan Jorgenson asked the court to reject the order. Public Service has opera­ ted the channel at WPST-TV sine* 1857. The recent FCC order over- turned thia award and gave the channel to L. B. Wilson, Inc. D m revised sward was bated on claims by a congressional committee that Public Service aserted behind-the-scenes influ­ ence on an FCC member, nichard A. Mack, & Business Briefs Return of warm weather hat brought about the rebirth of ano­ ther popular outdoor sport, the Putt Putt miniature golf course at 210 French Avt. New owners of the course arc Ken and Lora Masks, lately of Montgomery, Alabama. The Meeks reside with their three children at 705 Citrus Drive, Ravenna Park. D ie youngest, Susan, attends Sanford Crammer School, and the older ehlldren. Bill and Baverly, both attend Sanford Junior High School. The Meeks look forward to active participation In Sanford's business and professional life. Ken It gen­ eral manager of Brats Slotors and Iaira will be manager - hostess at Putt Putt. Make All-Easi Must spider apecira have eight GETTYSBURG. Pa. <UPIl - tingle-lens eyes, spaced ao sym­ Ron Warner of Gettysburg College metrically they can ace in eight waa named Monday to the week­ direction* at once. ly Eastern College Alhlrt.c Con­ ference's All-East basketball lilMIV \ lll\ rf team. Picked along with Warner were Pete Chudy of S)recuse, MIDI -IN TH I A T O P Tony Jackson of St. John'*, Pete PHONE FA 7-1716 Pavia of Lafayette and Nrd TwyEnda Tunile — 7:00 A 10:30 inin of Duquesne. 47 Chata 41 Aadsat Irish capital 46 Network 4 t Biblical name i urn nanus M a 47 ChrU wrong 41 Marti* 60 Fruit drink 62 Chemical auffla M Knock STARTS i YOUUFUP ■ r.out* (ah.) Shigmfy THE BRAND NEW MERCHANDISE! BARGAIN PRICES! Cookware Dlflhea • Hand ft Power Tools • Radios — all typaa • I -ampa L in en • Silverware MURE THAN 1,000 OTHER BIG ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION FRIDAY, MAR. 24 - 7:30 P. M. Come Early — Free (AUCTION SANFORD ova *. . »>“ 2ANESTI COMEDY OMtda * *' YEARS! 4 \ 2 J ----------- Prizes — Slay EVERY FARMERS EV E R Y T H IN G Eastertime Late!* FRIDAY) AUCTION for Springtime . .... Anytime! • LADIES* SUITS DRESSES HATS HANDBAGS• SHOES GLOVES COORDINATES BLOUSES LINGERIE • BOYS* • SUITS • TIES BELTS • SHIRTS • STEP G IR L S * DRESSES • HATS SLIPS • ACCESSORIES MASTER • SHOES FOR THE CHILDREN Ask For Tap Valae Stamp#- TAPE RECORDER _ _ REPAIRS __ MATIIKH MUSIC FIRST K FRENCH Open T il 9 I*. M. Aeroaa From Him Poatoffic# Easter Bunnies AND Boxed Candy F R ID A Y Starting At 9 P, M. S A T U R D A Y and S U N D A Y mm srar asxusa ' > v r\ A ll Dianne Baker • Color No. I ‘A t fl.-OO Only PATTERSON v». JOHANSSON •• Feature No. a At i:4$ Only "HELL TO ETERNITY” Marring Jeffrey Hunter True Story Out Of World War II Day Get 2 Red Pin Strikes FIGHT FILMS THURSDAY. MAR. HTII orwnulaal lfl Pt.-[ oaitloa O ff stage, Ranald'* professional Ilf* Is much th* aam* as Corey's on th* show. He has been a Holly­ wood writer for years and hi* per­ sonal experiences are going into th* ahow along with Nanatt*'* and her great talent. It wa* Nanette'* background— stage show* and live TV— which gava th* filmed aerie* a slow start before it started busting Uugh meter* desipt* th* awful title of "Weitlnghouse Playhouse." "The first show* weren't our t**t,” Ranald admits, "because Nanette’s Instinct* era to pity to •n audience. In front o f an audi­ ence, slie'e like a prizefighter. An audience excite* her. She can carry an hour show alt by herself when she gets wound up. "She wasn't trained to hava com­ munication with a camera, 8ha had difficulty trying to pact herself, to save herself, and to play to tha camera. Now she’s laamed tha tricks and th* ahow ia really start­ ing to jell." What jelltd first — for othar writer* — was Ranald's "Inside" dialog about a writer dealing with stage and movie producers. He wrote many a film for Michael Curtis, the Hungarian-born Holly­ wood director a* famous as Samuel Goldwyn for being a word mixmaster. Some of Mika's lines pop up In the series. A classic was Mike's words o f praise to Renild about a film r ~ ia he had just turr.rd In. "Wonderful." said Mike. "You're tha only writer who knows what 1 mean when 1 don’t say anything." Another waa Mika's rag* on a film *et when ha asked a prop man to bring him something and tha fellow returned with the wrong article. “ Th* next time I send an Idiot for something." said Mika, "I’ll go myself." Rut it was Mike Curtis who taught Ranald what he say* he’s never forgotten. "On* day 1 gave him soma pages with several long passage* of dialog. He read It and then aaid to me, "Taka an inch out AUCTION FBI. A SAT. GIANT TRIPLE BILL 1 1 No. I At 7:00 World'a Cbampiunshlp Fight No. $ U M AMERICA’S FINEST AND FAVORITE "THE WIZARD OF BAGHDAD" ms Haiti tha long speeches." i cutting long passage* o f dialog laughs Ranald, "have been |ever since." Ray Mllland • Color ■TARTS SUNDAY i character, 1of all "I," In real life, Nanette ia the same effervescent dynamo ahn ia on (he show. In real life, Ranald I* as eaay going as the character Corey plays. Rut like Ranald, Corey often is swept o ff his feet and put into some wild and wacky aituation created by Nanette's last. Aa Ranald describes being mar­ ried to her: •it’* like living in a roae-eovorrd fire station. Thing* go along • peacefully and then — clang, • clang—Nanette charges Into some project with alrent screaming. • She'* so enthusiastic you can't re­ sist joining hrr." "THE RIVER'S EDGE” TODAY THRU SAT. 5 3 Ardor 4 flulrh Corey'# Jayne Mansfield - Color Css-Fealur* At 0:10 Only 17i4l M Southward •rromialM AS Particle* a Playing card M World— - « t a Asterisk as Story 30 Small rod at |*w B *:is (SI Captain Kangaroo SiSS (S) Weather and Non* ringe. That's too. "Girl Can’ t Help It" a flaneur m __ MPalamf (0) Wak* Dp Cartoon* S:IS <01 Nawa-Waatktr 8 : 0 0 <0i CIIH Saw* NEW YORK <UP1) -T h e Ameri­ can broadcasting Company's ra­ dio presentation of Ilia Floyd Patterson-tngemar Johansson heavywalght title bout March 11 was heard by 674 million people, ac­ cording to an estimate made Mon­ day by ABC vice president Rob­ ert R. Pauley. Pauley said tha only larger audiences were for some of President Franklin I). Roosevelt's World War 11 specclies. ALL THE SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN YOU CAN EAT ADULTS HOLLYWOOD (K E A 1— lUnuld .MnrUougnll i* n writer mnrried to Nanette Fabray . . . who play* the role of Nan . . . who ia married to a writer named Dun in the "W eilintfhuua* Pin) house" telefilm aerie*. The aeriea loot it* original and lietter title of “ Yes, Yea, Nanette” because the aponaor aaid "N o, No, Mr. MarDougair after be created the ohuw fur Nanette. What we’d like to mention today ia that "Yea, "tea Nanette" (that’a wbat we re going to call th* (how, aponeur or no) ia prac­ tically th* prufea*i:>nal ami home life o f Ranald and Nanette except that Wendell Corey play* Ranald. Thi* home life include* "living FRIDAY A^M. in a roae-covered fire station," <31 Sis* O* which we'll mention in a moment. <31 Cont Cloteroom In real life, Nanette tmtrriod Ran­ (SI Today (S) Sian On Waathe-, Now* ald, who la a writer and the father C ) Farm Mark*! Report o f two ehlldren by a previoua mar(S) Today If saucy little Caroline left any fingermarks on tha walls they'll be a conversation piece. If a guest doesn't approve of tha dacor the new mistress of the house can say nonchalantly, “ Well, it isn't what 1 would hava chosen. But wa didn’t think it would ba tactful to change every­ thing. Don't yon agree?” Boy, ob boy. Talk about status symbols. Where else could any statua-ieeklng couple get *o much FRIDAY P. M. another marriage. The “ friends,” for their money? tl:l* <s> it Couia a * Tots who are sharing ^.beach cabana (I) search For Tomorrow It) Number Plcaao and have nearby wotel rooms at ll:4S (I) Ouldlng Light this Gulf Coast resort, declined 18:*S <t> NHC Now* Report 1:00 (t) Fooua to elaborate. Monroe Denies There's More ’Than Friendship With DiMaggio TAKE :*0 7:31 Nan Fabray... That's Life In A Fire Station ___ IN. ONE D A Y ’S HOWLING Win EITHER a big beautiful STUFFED PLUSH EASTER ASSORTED EASTER CANDIES — Take Your Pick! • Unlimited Number o f Gumex! • Limit One To A • Free Nursery • Snack Bar • Ample Free Parking JET LANES • AIIC Sanctioned F A 2-7542 • Free Bowling Inatrurlloona • Fnlly Air Caadltioaed ONORA _______________________ ROAD J U S T O FF H W Y . 17-92 — �"HOMES FIT FOR A KING" TALLAHASSEE (U PI) - The way was clear today for tbe State Milk Commliilon to bold a bearing to eoniWer revoking the license o f Foremost Da trie*. The State Supremo Court Wed* nosday threw oat as injunction by Duval Circuit Court prohibit­ ing the commission from bolding the hearing. D m court held that Foremost must exhaust all poetic bio remedies before the commis­ sion before it takes Ms esse to the courts. The commission has charged Foremost with underpaying some farmers for their milk, not ac­ counting for some milk, and on three occasions refusing to let a commission deputy check its books. INGSW00D BUILDERS PRESENTS NEW HOMES 3 BED R O O M 1 BATH Pink Ladies Plan Bake Sale astronaut, gets the once*over by John Delia, 12, in Chi­ cago. Designed by National Aeronautics and Space Ad­ ministration to take the first American into space, the model is displayed at the city's Museum of Science and Industry. Hospital Notes . 11 March 31 Admlisloaa Sandra Houston, Lake Mary; Cole man J. Ehrmann, Orange City; UUlan M. Calpey, Fern Park; Baby Piggott, Lake Mary; AUeis Coble, Gordon Senart, Diana Leosard sod Cora Sslabury of 8anford sad Gertrude Weimer, DeBary. Births L'H Mr. and Mrs. Leonard A. Dunn R* af Lake Mary, n boy. Mr. ami Ur*. Jsm ei 0 . Piggott of Lake Mary, a girt. Mr. and Mrs. George HoutIsa af Lake Mary, a boy. Diaailaials Agnes Yost, DeBary; Glenn Alex­ ander, Lake Mary; Maria York, Altamonte Springs; Bertha Pinkaey, Jean Ademi, Mabel Blount, Lincoln WiUinmi, Jamas Arnold, Mrs. Dennis C. Huitmaa and baby girt, Mrs. Hammond Polk and baby girl of Bapford. March 32 Marta Lows, Lake Mary; Arthur Palm, DeBary Stephanie Wilson, Edwards, John H. Margaret Ed Clough, Curtis McCIrod, Little Caldwell, and Earneit Whitby of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coble of B uford, a boy. Mr. and Mri. Wal­ lace Lews of Lake Mary, a boy. Mrs. Letter Chavera and baby boy, Lake Mery; Oertrude Weiatar, DeBary; James Baker, Tampa; Carrie Brown, Nancy Vast, EStella Hill, Louise Thuntea, Thomas O’Dell tad finale Lae af Sanford. O L 'J U 7 H A M A H V/2 ' An executive board meeting of the Seminole Memorial Hospital Auxiliary was held in the hospital dining room, Tuesday, at R:30 a.m. Plans were'discussed for a bake sale, March 31, In froni of the Food Fair building starting at 10 a.m. Tito general luncheon and busi­ ness meeting ia scheduled for April IS, at the Sea Shell Restaurant. Serving will start at 1 p.m. A MODEL of the Mercury capsule -complete with dummy MOSCOW (UPD — The Soviet Union today announced the aboil* tioa o f eenaorahJp of foreign cor* respondents. Prate Chief M. A. Kharlamov announced that from now on for­ eign eerreepondenta would bo free to tend diepatebee by cable or tele­ phone from any point at their con­ venience. 3 B ED R O O M He added, however, that eorro* apondenta will be required to keep coplea of their atoriee fo r examina­ tion at any time by the Prase De­ partment. 3 B ED R O O M 2 BATH "Where Happiness Begins" Sunland Estates with over 400 fam ilies offers you an opportunity to enjoy quiet living: with m ore property conveniences iier dollar than you ever im agined. Kharlamov said whether to in•tell teleprinter machinery in eorrespondents’ offices wae another question end would be eonaidorod in due time. Ho said consideration also would be given to totting correspondents send film out o f the country un­ hampered. A t no time during the prose con­ ference did Kharlamov use the word "censorship." He sidestepped ell questions as to how the censorship had operat­ ed, how many people had been In­ volved ia it and so forth. He made It •clear that corre­ spondents would eontinua to be held responsible for anything they wrote. This di*|,aU h, U lt p l. C M d Kioto, the UPI'a Moscow bureau to Hel­ sinki, Finland, was tha first to move uneanaored out o f Moscow under the new rules. Dispatches now can be telephon­ ed from anywhere Instead o f only from tha central telegraph office where the censors eat. Tha abolition of censorship end­ ed eome o f the most severe restric­ tions In tha world on freedom o f communication*. Censorship had lieen in affect almost continuously since 1017, There were Indications Soviet authorities are planning other measures to ease the work of for­ eign correspondents end expedite1 the flow of news. BATH Street lights, completed playground and park, sidew alks and curbing, high standard drainage system and m any other features are ju st a few o f the "fin e ” points covered by the developer and builders in Sunland Estates. .A complatad recreational canter, not juat promised, but ai« ready in use, off era tha buyer in Buniand Eatates a aafa family play area. Included in thla area are: baaeball diamond, tennis court, kiddie park, picnic tables, basketball court and ample play area. C lq sm cL j Thla ia a I bedroom, 2 bath home—now complete and ready for occupancy. Others will be complete within tha next few days. Bee them today! Tested by Donna, the Mhigh and dry” drainage system em ployed at Sunland Estates stood all tests. Inspect this system for yourself or better still ask the home owner in Sunland Estates. Our recommendation would be that, before you buy you know this neighborhood and see how well it stands up under A L L conditions. In keeping with the high standard o f m aterials and w orkm anship put into your Sunland Estates home, our kitchens are equipped with built-in General Electric appliances, both pleasing to the eye an d . recognized as quality equipm ent See our model homes today, equipped with General Electric ranges, ovens and w ater heaters. G E N E R A L ® * ELECTRIC A Great Labor • Saver Par Rural Homaa ORNAMENTAL ALUMINUM DISHOMETs ' V E V A , FHA ALREADY MOUNTED IN CONCRETE *13,800 - *16,000 fb 0 M AND t S T # !■ ■ ■ ■ TO C O N V E N T IO N A L F IN A N C IN G • SEE OUR MODEL HOMES TODAY Contact: K IN G S W O O D B U ILD ER S E nter Sunland Estates and follow our signs. FA 2-8074 OR F A 2-2270 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED ON HWY. 17-92 - 2 ML S. of SANFORD Kingswood Builders is a Florida corporation whose principal officers and stockholders are residents o f Sanford and w ell known to the area. The P resident A r t Harris, was fom w rlyG en era l M anager o f Construc­ tion and Subdivision Development with Odham f t Tudor, Inc. The V ice-P resident Billy Brumley, and Sec­ retary-Treasurer, Byron Leach, were also form erly associated with Odham f t Tudor as Purchasing A gen t and Comptroller during the construction o f over 2,000 homes in the Central Florida area. •; f J M IM P L E M E N T T heartily recommend these m en, their personal integrity, their construction know ledge and their business ethics. l am sure that any6ns purchasing a home or doing business with this firm will receive ju st value and fair treatment** Brailey Odham, President Odham & Tudor, Inc. H A R D W A R E CO. •™ • B— E L -', �— — I. •* I Sill' g-attfnrii 1 rralfi Smt t f COUNTY NEWS THURSDAY', MARCH 23, 19G1 EDITORIAL COMMENT 'Tag Day' §p I lie Lonywood Civic League will start a drive Fri­ day to trot needed funds for the town's library. The recently organized group have announced that Friday and Saturday will be "tag days’ in the town and members o f the group will solicit funds lor this worthy project. The Longwood library is "bursting at the scams" and the civic league is to be commended for making this their first project. We wish them complete success and hope other communities will aid Longwood in this drive. Civif League 'Tag Days' To Aid Longwood Library Mrs. Garland Shaw, president , arc served, the demand for ad W Longwood * Civic League, h*« dilional space long has been PAGE 11 Security Patrol Collections System Set Up By Village A system whereby monthly col­ lections will he nude (or Ihe North Orlando Security Patrol has been established within the village with M ajor Frank Fasula to handle the distribution of the collected funds. W, W. Amlerson of S. Edfrmon Ave., serving as head captain, will receive funds each month from block captains and will turn the money over to the mayor. Captains have set the 15th day , of each month as collection day ' and in April also 'will visit homes ! in the unincorporated areas to i oiler the protection plan to these i residents. To he strictly on a vol­ untary basis, only those who pay Iu,r he $1 50 monthly fee will re­ ceive the protection of Security offlc<«M (One of a nerlen of Herald reporta on growth in tha communltien of Seminolt County.) Truly promining to fulfill all qualification!! of tha "fan* tabuloua" term applied to Chulunta by promoter* of tha area in recent years in the development o f a unique nint hole, three par golf rnurne now under construction there. —— — MIKE RHODES o f North Orlnmlo in .shown with the family coin collection Enterprise Names Guide List Offered To Coin Collectors Honor Students « Realtor Attends Academy Banquet International Friendship Theme Of Scout Program Longwood Okays Zoning Variance Opera Club Hears ‘La Traviata’ Red Cross Drive Begins In DeBary Excellent Ratings Received By Band Students Attend Convention Experience Shows In Altamonte Springs Volleyball Classic Volunteer Help Needed By Library Geneva Band Adds Beginners Group Futch To Remain A t Longwood ■fXBriNIpBllfFi ——— —— — — VFW Auxiliary Elects Officers announced that Friday and Sat-1 nf<‘dcd „ . , , . , which wan started b y hla father, Arthur, aa a Boy Scout project. Rhode, nrday will be Tag Days" in the r" 111 this need, llie porch of ha. invited anyperaon Interested in organizing a Seminole County Coin town when member, of the lh* bu,,dm« •’“ * hCcn enflo‘ *d Club to join him in forming such a group. (Herald Photo) League will be in Ihe huainew o( !he ‘" ! f rior * ork district to receive donations for h” ‘K'on c1on'P,c,pd- However. «® the library fund. mccl requirement, of electrical Mrs. Shaw, in explaining the inspectori, we lind that all wir­ ing must be replaced and this need for the two-day concentrat­ ed drive, said "The rapid growth \t,kp* , made, and general new* value al-1 provided In handy claanlng kill, By MUNA GRLN8TEAD the laingwood area has m ade' 0n Fn<U>( and Saturday, ■II L. O. Dayman, principal o( Insert folders and other aupplies North Orlando's Arthur Rhodes, so are available. Enterprise School, has announc­ who in February expressed an e library burst at the seams. ; ">"* * • « » * 11 Rhodes advises, "moat coin s' may be obtained from dealer*." Since both children and adults " u * “ »'ln« Z* " * “ » ed the following sludcnls on Ihe Interest in organising a Seminole can be found in circulation and Of particular inlereat, the North _____ ______ the Library Fund, hach donahonor roll for the -last grading (-ounll. L-0jn (;|ub, haa issued a collector* always should try to . Orlando collector says, Is the |lion will lie tagged and all mon­ period: guide list (or beginning collect­ improve worn specimens. Value fact that aome late date coins ey raised will go toward comFourth Grade. Connie Adams, ors. of coins depends largely on Iheir are worth more thin aome Inin’ pletion of building renovoiionr." Edgar Douglas, Linda Duncan, condition and beginner* never dreds of years old. Factors conCompleting f t r statement. Mra. ^ h V r d X l n . l i n i n ' F,r,t *"• hr "**• * coin Shaw said "The Library m eans' n c , a r d (,crllnS- Herman 11 in c * |8uiit« book Is an ahaolute must should clean or polish an Hem , Iributing to the value, he Inso m uch to the children, p a r - ! * "■ * ^ ^ c h a s e d at a m ini- unlesa under the supervision of forms, are the amount of coins .......... — ______ «* t-h arlei M ageniieim er, . mum cost. Additional A d d itio n , books on an experienced person. First at­ minted, availability, collector*' books on licularly. and Civic League memMargaret Wclnfurtncr: care, condition, value, amount tempts ahould be made on com ­ demands and any unusual die Mrs. Ruth Hamilton of 351 I her* are proud to aid in such a Filth Grade, Pamela Aricr, mjniet| types, how coins are mon dato coins with materials strikes. He adds that coin* can *Oh'ildmcrc Ave., Longwood, a t -, worthy project." Merle Rail, David Bradley, C a r - 1 _________ ______________________ _ be obtained through purchaaes, tended the Freedom A c a d e m y ---------------------------------sic Hatchett, Gary Hopper, Palsy by auction or trading- with other banquet held in Orlando Satur. . . Long. Laura Thursafn, Pally collectors, day where Rep. Waller II. Judd t Urban, Jimmy Wells, I»uf»e Rhodes began the hobby by of Minnesota was the principal /.av inski; collecting Indian Hoad pennies apeaker. Sixth Grade, Marcia Ilcrringer. a* a scouting project. Now, asJudd and Rep. A. S. Ilcrlung Jane Conway, Dean Cross, Donna sifted by his two young sons, Jr., of Iweshurg, arc co-authors Dunlop. Charles Keller, Sharon he is the proud possessor of an By.ATLANTA MrGINNIS of The Freedom Academy Bill Redman, Richard Stltli, Pamela Impresitvely growing accumula­ The Altamonte Springs -Garden Walasek; soon to be reintroduced in (he tion. Club, with niemlicrship open to House of Representatives. ,Seventh Grade. Evelyn Carlton. 1 A n International Friendship niodela in walk, pausing poses £ Keynotes of the address. Mrs. husband* and wives, rlcctrd A. John Burnett, Robert Scott, Iris Program was prescnled by Girl and all wore high-heeled shoes. ettill presklcnt wllh Mrs. Simmon. Matt Thursam. Mickey j Scout and Browala Troop* of |h* The abo*, commentary, was done Hamilton aays, were statements LS, informing that creation- of the L. T. Bryan. vice president; Mrs. Thursam; Lyman No. Three Neighborhood by two of the older girls who academy could he our nation’* Frank Gerahartt, aecretary; Mrs. Eighth Grade, Richard Lainc, of Girl Scouts at the Altamonte spoke with a French accrnt. counter defense against the Com­ Thomas W. I’ lnnock Sr., corres­ Susan Ryan, Jim Walker. Elementary School last Friday. Additional numbers featured munists’ fight f**r world domina­ ponding secretary and L <5 Elaine llaynic of Troop 339. Intermediate Troop <2 in an tion, and that our major weak­ West, treasurer. playlet o n Turkey serving as nm iaiui. gave the original I-viigwocd approved a necessary The club’s first home garden ness comet through ignorance of welcoming address and led In the which was written and directrd method* used by_the_ Russians to tour made recently, opened at Rag salule. She opened the pro­ by Linda Cote; Brownie Troop toning variance lett week to allow the home of Mr. -ud Mrs. Wat Alltn’a Cabinet!, Inc., which ha* gain this supremacy.' with an explanation Guests s u e welcomed b y Mr r . gram — -, „ Of 442 acting out Ihe "Rrownie ... Judd ataled that main duties .: ter copy on.. Button Cape’s ..................... , ,Ave. , . 7 “ Irhsrlr* Ri-rixi-h ai me .SuuJsv werld friend ship and was follow- |Mory of England; Intermediate about .40 empluyea, to build it* Qvf the academy would be lo e d u -! full-time hobby Is raising orchid, . J ^ n S f o J m S r o It Verdi w I cd by Pamela Eldridge, alio of Troop *2 with a fashion show of hom e plant on K. l-uke Ave. cate national leader* in all walks j artd lie lta» more than 250 species j ■ „ . . L »B |Troop 339. who gave "An Ex- India; Intermediate Troop 338 in Zoning lawa of the town, Mayor o f life who, In turn, would tell with 2,ouo plants in hi* collet-lion. Groun at the Enterprise i planation of the Iptcrnational "The Story of Our Chalet," for A. R. Uirmann said, put a five other* «o "our people will not From here the group next visit-. JJ*T*' * * ! Friendship Fund." SwiUerland and Intermediate person limit an any industry lo­ be trapped and we can make up g the Robert Rr.jIfoM h o m e ^ .l | ^ Mabe,' Magcf ic n c d „ AuDcaring colorlul costumes eo.tum e. Troop 339 com p lete U,e program cated within the Incorporatad area. Appearing inIn colorlul the lo*l time," Mrs. Hamilton re­ of each country represented, Ihe with an International Fashion The variance provide* for neces­ in the Use '’20*. ported. In 20*. s a , the Jasmine narrator for the program which girls gave a program of enter Parade for which each girl do sary personnel demand* af tha new opened with a piano aolo prelude The banquet s i t held to add Theater. Charles D. Haines, tainment which displayed deep signed and created her apparel. plant which specialises In the man­ by Laura Plait Brown. financial support lor getting the builder anil owner of Utc theater, Each troop, at the end of its ufacture of formica kitchan cab­ Ivan Walker, harilnnc, sang the Interest and much work In adacademy bill passed and was al-1 was a great uncle of Rev. Lcvvia performance, deposited a dona­ inet*. 'Drinking Song"; Flo react St. vancc preparation*. tended by several hundred per-1 Haines and Webber Haines. Allrn Marvell, owner o f tha firm Arts included; Brownie Troop tion in a "pot of gold" for the The'tour" coiidiided a U t e Web- I A,n* n'1"Oh Can n*. 20 with a song of thr Nether­ World Friendship Fund. The eve­ now located in W'inlar Park, *ald I It Be” and "E ver Free." Mildred • r° her home,1 also a part of the contralto, was heard In lands; Brownie Troop III, song ning ended with members and Tuesday that building at tha new Charles Haines Estate, where 1 and dance of Mexico; Brownie their parents and friends joining location la exported to begin with­ Mrs. Haines was hostess at a "Day I Met You" and "J Have Troop 152, scheduled to represent In the singing of "G irl Scouts in three week*. a Daughter." silver Ira following a visit A duet recording by Lisa Al- Greece was unable to appear be­ Together," through the gardens. banesc and Robert Merrill was cause many members arc III The DeHary Unit uf the Ameri­ played by l-ouit St. Amand pre­ with mumps or measles; can Red Cross last week Ix-gun the Brownie Troop 167, a skit In Clinic Gets Scale ceding Ivan Walker in "ProvA marionette puppet ahuw re­ Attending the Florida Edura- ence By The Sea" and Ihe pro­ pantomime on Japan; Hrownia annual drive fur fund* in the area. Loral committee menibrra tills >tiuii A»*n. meeting in Jacksonville gram concluded with Florence Troop 221, song* of Germany in cently aponoorod by the Altamonte year are Mr*. Marie Arcardi, Mra. last week from Altamonte Ele­ St. Amand alnging the arias, "So the native language and, a spec­ Elementary School P-TA nsttrd Betty Lou Field, Forest l.ak* G. Callahan, Mr*. Walter ilant. mentary School w e r e George Closes My Sad Story” and "W e’ll ial highlight of the evening. 930. Thia amount, plus an addi­ Brownie Troop 319 with a come­ tional |33 allotted for clinic usee, Drive and Bonnie Layman, Lake Mra. A. C. Harvey, Mrs. Ruth Mag- Dahlia, principal, and Dun HaLey, Find a Haven.” Brantley, received awards of ex­ nuson, Mra. Robert Klrholla and Mi*. Pal Olsen and Mina Ann Mrs. Brown accompanied all dy fashion show set in Paris, provided the organisation with cellent in Rule solos and David Randy, larulty inrmliers. Mia* Ethel Johnson. j Girl* aptly depicted Use fashion fund* to purr ha sa a acala. aololsla at the piano. House, of Lake ilarriel Estates, reeeived an excellent rating in clarinet at the band and orchestra festival. March II. The festival for participants in district five, was held at Winter Kent, Denise Dowdlng, Beverly, _ . By ATLANTA McGINMS Once again experience with­ Nash, Diana Christen, Bonnie stood the endurance and enthusi­ Francis, Marsha Hubbard and Saundra Cordell. asm of youth as (hr Altamonte Faculty netters Included. In adSprings Elementary School Fac ully Volleyball team fought It* dition lo Hailey, Mils Durren Volunteer help is needed at the bergrr and N'ocn; Virginia way through a game with rhal lengrrs from the Sixth Grade Krause, Pat Olsea and Nanry |Altamonla Springs Library oa Tuesdays, Thuradaya and Satur­ Perryman. Boy and Girl Allslar*. Linda Barnes served aa score- day*. A ny. resident who can do­ Final acorcs were, faculty over nate lime on these days ia re­ boys, 21-12, 21-2 and over the keeper and referee. quested to contact Mrs. Paul girls, 21-13, 22-29. French. Tile grade teams displayed The Library Association alao la skill In the game by executing collecting articles la preparation fine play and showed ability in for a rummage n le and persons drills learned in physical ed Weekly rehearsals of Uve Geneva j wUh donation* for this event art classes which are taught by their . P « . t/v l e a v e . . I L b f i O L — BaTt/arn- T h m cn lx f- Band » o w _ jr * _ W n f Methodist Fellowship Hall under or rontacl Mra. Dixie Humes, gcr, Jack Noon and Don Hailey. Faculty players, who scanned direction of Charlta Lamb and W. mho will collect articles. L. Befg. Iheir ranks for volunteer*, came forth with a victorious but tired ] Mrs. Audtry Johnson, who plays quintet" at the end~o7 1^ ' game ’ r'arinet with the group, report, which was played to the xealou* **,e band haa grown and that a *u encouragement from rtomlier of beginners are ara attending shouta of Members of tha Lhngwood First the, weekly sessions. Rehearsal pe­ Baptist Church, by a 3-i majori­ the spectator*. Playing on the boys’ team riods are thus divided, the says, ty vote, last week at a member­ were Steve Kennedy, captain and with the first part o f the evening ship business meeting, refused to Dick Clark, Jim Kennedy, Rob­ devoted to beginners and tha re­ accept tbc resignation of Rev. ert Grantham, Daryi Arthur, Don maining time to thd more advanc­ Lewis C. Futcb. Wetherell, Don Paulson. Tom ed musicians. Futch, whose resignation three ALTAMONTE ELEMENTARY'S faculty ami xixth grade Allivtarx are A tentative first public perform­ weeks ago waa to have been ef­ K«ot, Handy Ueaih. Charles ance baa been scheduled fo r a May fective lost Sunday, bold a*rvice* pictured during a hard fought Vollhyball game from which tha teachers.' Newell and Floyd Wiliams. team came out victorious. Phyalcai Ed Instructors Barbara Durrenberger, For the girls were Xante Lin­ meeting o f the Genealogical Bo- and has afroed to remain Jack Noon and Don Haaley had many compliments for the boya and girls ds Dean, captain ’ and Carole eiety at Ft. I-an* Park #n Lake I pastor of the church oa an laNoel), Bsrabara Peicrsoo, Cheryl j Harney, Mrs. Johnson aays. who displayed fin* ability in the sport. iHeraltfc Photo) Altamonte springs Garden Club Names Officers Chuluofa Set To Get New Golf Course Mra. Billie Schnabel was elected to serve a third term a* pies'dent o f DeBary’a Veterans o f Foreign Warn Auilliary, Poet *093. at a meeting In her home last week. Serving with her will l>e Dor­ othy Brenner, senior vice presi­ dent; Alice Corta, junior vice pro*Ident; Blanche Frye, aecretary; Myrtle Hill, treasurer; Sally Per­ alta, conductreaa; Francanna How­ ard, patrioUc Instructor; Margaret Dillard, chaplain; Lillis Eaterkamp, historian; Greta Denning, guard; Mildred Newton, banner hearer; Ruth l^rChat, one year trustee; Mildred Newton, two year trustee; Betty SanUllo, hospital chairman and Francanna Howard, waya and meant chairman. A p­ pointed officers will be announced. installation o f the Post and Auxiliary officer* will bo held at the DeBary Fire House at 7:30 p. ra. April 11 and will be open to tha public. Mra. Schnabel served refresh­ ments and presented each officer serving with her during the past term o f office with a gift o f ap­ preciation at last week’* meeting. Bhe alto axpietsed appreciation for meeting attendance and for as­ sistance given her and to the vet­ erans at tha M ke City Hospital. ______________...N __ DeBary WSCS Marks Birthday Tha DeBary Woman's Society of Christian Service held it* Fifth Birthday Luncheon and meeting ■t the eocial hall of Ihe DeBary Community Methodist Church., Tablet were decorated with sprays of fuahla aaaleas. Tbc V.v 7 Circle _wilh Mra. Maael i t k-adci, and 1bc Naoro! Circle of which Mrs. Perry B. James is leader, were in charge of the luncheon assisted by Mri. R. Creesey chairman and her committee. The afternoon eeesion conven­ ed at t p.m. wllh Mr*. Sidney Swallow presiding. The first presi­ dent of Ihe DeBary WSCS was honored by the guest speaker 3lr*. Frank Roper of Winter Gar­ den. who helped organise the group five years ago in the Community Center. Mrs. Roper spoke of the WSCS, its role In the churches and com­ munities over the years since it wai chartered, its first president waa Mra. J. D. Bragg at the First Methodist Church in Jeckeonvlll*. Mr*. Roper told of members tra­ veling by river boat to Jackson­ ville, to attend conference! year* ago. Mra. Glynn Reeder gave the de­ votion, and Mra. Everett Swift wai at the piano during the hymn sing. There were aix guest* pre­ sent. Mr*. H. MacDonald of Red Bapk, S. J. Mra. E. Farnsworth, Mrs. E. Tltley of Apringfleld, N.J. Mrs. R. Brumbmigh of Parlsburg, Pe.. and from DeBary, Mra. Arne Ericksen and 2lrs. David Runkel. Babies garments made by cir­ cle members were displayed, and will be sent to Brewster Memorial Hoepital at Jacksonville. Included In a 60 acra tract aeon lo be opened by The Chuluota Town Devrlopmrnt Co., Inc., thia future attraeUon ie mapped nut as an exact replica o f tha stats through us* of continuous eanata which form the Florida territorial outlines. Complete w i t h Lake Okeechobee, Tampa Bay and the 8 t. Johns River, the eonree will have each hole named for a major city with play opening in North Florida. The first section of a threestage Hub house i* nearing com­ pletion ami will contain tha Pra Hhop and Refreshment Rooms. Surrounding grounds era being subdivided Into one err* estates where homee will ho af masonry construction. Chuluota, dating bock to early boom times, is nestled in a setting o f sparkling lakes and emerald green citrus grove* and pasture lands In southeastern Seminole County. The community remained much the same aa it* founding fathers left* it until several years ago when, again, developers aaw R as tha ideal residential spot offering the peace and quiet nf country Hw ing yet within easy commuting distance o f control Florida** T h a n areas. The first new home* ware locat­ ed near original buildings which are again in us* and a recreational area for plcniring and swim­ ming wa* established on Lake Catherine. Dining rooms mt tha task# Catherine Inn, scene o f out­ standing social svanta f or oR a f Seminole County in years past, toon are to ba roopeaad and an­ other o f the sarly buildings la in much demand ns * CommurtHy House. Hero meetings o f moot civic and social organisations ara bald for nil ago groups. Service* o f a Community. Church, open to nil denominations, and of a Baptist Church are held each week. Students of Chuluota and earround Ing a r e a s attend public •about in .neighboring Oviedo. A growing burin»«« block, open­ ed within the last two years, o f ­ fer* resident* the advantage* af * modern food store, a coffee shop, • cabinet maker's shop end several service stations in addition to n post office which haa remained in continuous operation since before World War I. A new garage and body shop !■ planning to open for business in the very near future. Residential districts have grown In the past few years to an esti­ mated >00 homes and in Chuluota, ss in nil parts o f the county, pre­ dictions for future growth end progress add a distinct rosy hua t# its "emerald green setting.’* DeBary GOP Club Hears Reports On County Meeting Mrs. Phillip Loanaberry and Mrs. Charles Bertecb, who raftsaented tha DeBary Republican Club at tha Vohuin County meet­ ing held recently in Daytona Beach, reported on the session to local mambera who met last weak at the Community Center. Two colored film*, “ Design for Model Living" and “ Tbs Unchang­ ed Goddess," provided by the Southern Bell Telephone and Talagraph Co., were shown by Howard Middleton. Refreshments nor* served bp Mr*. B. Hay** and an committee. Du# to ewnftlctlng dales, By AUDREY JOHNSON next meeting s f the DeBary Re­ Members of the Geneva Par- publicans will ba held at the Cam* ent-Taacber Organisation w i l l munity Center, April t l . hear a speaker from the Foraat -Park -Biboat- fo r-E o tte d fd . ch il­ dren at their next meeting an April 4 at the ecbool A nominating committee will present the new slate e t officers Altamonte's school news paP#*, and elections will be held. In­ "The Attamenta Adventurer,1* ad­ stallation earamoniea will b t con­ ducted at the final school pro­ ded by students under the augurvision af Daw Haaley and Wan gram la May. Plans for the annual E nter Barbara Durronfergsr, is op— at Egg Hunt which include* all ing a spring literature i s e t u t Any peew and article writ*** by school and pre-school children of Use area, now era being made students may bo entered with tha by borne r o o m ' mother* from dondtian fay accepting materials each grade. Plena far tha en­ set April 14. Wash must bp n u i end nt year ptenie tar Em h W children elan nee in tktk • am ctly spelled wftb h n t atagei. with detail* 9a he be d « e en the basis i f req u iru u n t* Busy Days Aliead For Geneva P-TA School Paper Sponsors Contest �i Iff ff n f a r l rage 12—Thurs. Mar. 23, 'G1 frralh S A C S E . X s\ ' COtVtiTKV PLATOON, H AL T/ e-* G U E S S LOST/ A h AT > CAN t • POT J H E R A LD Classified Ads Bring Fast Results APM IT T h a t ts\ L O ST ?' voj jjs t ASK sow eoN E ? YOU GOT ITAGAIN BACh TOGETHER ) VSHAT, A s ? VSmV PONT PISHING R E E L ) w-, IT W AS 1 LOOK AT*-' THE PARTS I HAD 7 LEFT T E A S Y /4 I EVEN A MADE YOU A LITTLE . vOVER! J .P R O F I T / A P A R T A N D r <>4L OM.NO/A4 A MATTER < OP TACT, Quality Homes i 4ME* ALWAYS 6Ato«HeH0f*eo X WOULD a n t RAPIDLY TO GREAT HEIGHTS. SHEEHOULD BS VERY HAPPY... CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. l/ost & Found UNFURNISHED boute, 4 bed­ FURNISHED cotUge for rent gL Five points. $43. FA 2-1447. • room !, 2 b»thi, 2 porchei, kit­ 2. Notices - Personals chen equipped, U rje y*rd; next LAKE cottage, furn. FA 2-6106. 3. Education - Instruction to new high ichool; 9*3 mo. I. Transportation HOUSE, 9 bedrooma, 2 baths Ph. 5. Food FA 2-1*71. FA 2-4143. 6. For Rent HOUSE,* 2 bedroorai, unfurnlah7. Business Rentals AVAILABLE NOW ed. ISO mo. 2662V4 Grandview 8. Beach Rentals Ave. Ph. FA 2-LM3 or FA 2-0427. 2 BR furniahtd 9. For Sale or Rent 2 BR Country duplex 10. Wanted to Rent 2 BEDT.OOM furnished apartment, 3 BR back of aebool Real Estate Wanted tile bath, d ote In, 001 Palmetto. 2 BR brand new—DeBary O ffice 204 W . First II. 12. Real-Estate For Sale •FA 21ST4 after 2:30 p.m. 3 BR large lot—quiet area 13. Mortgage Loans Lot and office—French Ave M. Insurance NICE 3 room furnlihed apart­ CALL NOW 13. Buaineiia Opportunities ment for couple, water includ­ ed, $30. FA 2-739*. 16. Female Help Wanted • WE TRADE’’ 17. Male Help Wanted 2-BEDROOM country borne, un- W. H. "Bill" Stempcr Agency 18. Help Wanted Realtor A Insurer furnlihed, «33. ChUdren end 19. Situations Wanted 112 N. Park peti welcome. Phone Geneve, Phone FA 2-4*41 20. Babysitters 2131. 21. Beauty Salons 2-ROOM furniahtd apartment, 22. Build . Paint • Repair privat* entrance, private bath, ONE bedroom furnlihed apart­ 514 MellonvMa Ave. FA 2-3i2oj| 23. Building Materials ment, 2101 Magnolia, Its month. 24. Electrical Services FA 2-3931. 25. Plumbing Services SLEEPING ROOMS, the Gablei, 26. Radio it Television ■ 401 Magnolia Are. 27. Special Sen ices 28. Laundry Service 3-ROOM apartmenL unfurnlahed, BY | 29. Automobile Service doae in. TA 2-311*. 30. Machinery • Tools 31. Poultry - Pets • Livestock' STENSTROM RENTALS 32. Flowers • Trees •Shrubs Unfurn. 3 BR, 2 bath . . . 9113 CONSTRUCTION CO, Unfurn. 2 BR, 2 bath . . . 9100 W A N T A D S BR IN G 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale Unfurn. 9 BR, 1 bath .. 9110 Incorporated 35. Articles Wanted F A S T R E SU L T S 36. Boats Motors See. . . Stenstrom Realty 37. Motorcycles • Scooters 38. Trailers - Cabanas 111 N. P u k A T . P k u . P A M W 39 Automobiles • Trucks Legal Notice F 2. Notices • Personals Wuk;,'- WELL, l t-epp U H "V _ STOP MUMBLING- . IP Y O U 'v e G O T -• TWA* ^ V A PROBLEM, l SPCAK UP / r* BUTTER OTP VJHEU ME WAS M UMBLING . Flamingo Dr.. Seminole Count), Florid., undar th. flcllll.ua nemo or. JOKAT lUPOnTB. and that I Inland t . r.elet.r .. I d noma with tha Clark of tt ~ ~ a.mlnult Countr. . . . Florida. In tccordanra with tha _provision, ________ of tha rietltlaui Kama statutat, -_1— towit: Section l l l . t l rFlorida mat. utaa !» » :. Slsi Jnaaph Kwaanjr To ha publlahad Mar. t, 11. and St. DATB R K C K IV K D Fab. SI. 1111. WHERE . . . . 3 MINUTE CAR WASH 11.30 Open * a. m. to I p. m. dally. • a. m. to • <i. m. FrL ft 6aL Iva Carpenter k Letter Velao NIFTY-AUTO BATH, 2401 French Ave, W HERE. . . . W HERE. CAN GARAGE APARTMENT. Frame. Monroe. Lew Down Payment! Perfect Condition. In L. CS.CW5, ONE MOSC I income He kcvs / 1M with pI nov THIS V IT/ DON'T ASK -------fOF another, . \WOW/ ClNoLL 1H1 He h ! vjK m - w ow : tor-, l i t Baths 1 Bath. Wide variety exterior deeigma aad floor plana. Minimum >880 D n. P ^ R io S L A B I MABT BLTD. 2net West of 17-11 FA 2-31231 FA 24176 FHA Conventional k In-Service FINANCING . DIRECTIONS TO RAVENNA Tam W. ea 26th. St. Follow Conntry d a b Bd. ft Watch for o n signs. J g ULpi the GARK5C KEY/ _____ SEMINOLE COUNTY RESIDENTS ' •* ' 4-Bedrooma , 2 Bathe f-Bedrooma < 2 Baths with at withaat screened I.BEDROOM Frame Home. Completely Redecorated, 1711 W. 2nd. St. N s Rea tenable Offer Refuted! COULD I POSSIBLY -DOWN LOW AS 1-Bad room a FA 2-1936 or FA 2-3100 After 6 P. M. ---------- s tcAbrr. ’ WETHC (OOdCfmRATt GET WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* private hatha, 114 W. P in t S t NBW CB Hemet 2 Bodrooma; Built-In kiUhen Equipment, Terrene Fleers, Larce Fla. Reem. tin \ , Acre Lot, Weet Bide. Term* I UNLOCKS TH« HAWPCLFfS — AB MORE HOME < DOLLAR VALUE j 3 H O M E S P E C IA L S ! hjnto the w y ivi hi* tbsth. he YOU I I Shoemaker I I I I ifijo v m n a i PARK HONES - wi-SV- . AW,VtXi WOULDN'T MXJ THINK I f you are a Seminole County resident, b u t lire out o f the NCXIHRA T R A IN E D COMM ANDO F A irfa x exchanffe area, you m ay now place your W a n t A d with the H erald free o f any telephone toll charges. Just call us collect! M E WSMM, 1 CAMS UCKS TO WAKU YOU TUATMV MDTUfK WAV MVCOVCRO TOmdttBrt PMWTIM6V Hi w orm M0USVJ Vic CALL COLlfCT w il l c au/vou' Sanford Herald / ■ ■■ ...................................... m m am m . ‘ . *.. . KRiTlVAUripl riXAH.WtlOUNDTMAOCUS JAKE A U N ttM T *- l T W 6 W « C 4 W m M O ff OH LOOT- KTTNS OUTOF \| ANODdNSf/BrMU6TAMM.KEP a o c w J fT THCPtlS IMG TRUCK J*N K 5 GONE W ® / A T U W T V MILES / we cak r m p n w t id of ro u o v -c w iJO H a wwy would o c c u r • BUODKOTATAHKTEWtXR/.W INTWEJUN6LE f FAirfax 2-2611 O ffice H ou rt: 8 :0 0 a. m . - 5iS0 p. m . W a a k -D a jn , 8i00 a . m . • MiOO Noon B a t E .r.; Sanford Herald •T -- / 1 mmm&md ------ -..^ ..A it .K n n n *9 v * T �t ,uiwu.yrAgtr. Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them ! 6, For Rent 6. For Rant 12. Rsal Estate Fer Sale tOOM, clean apt. 611 Park. 2 B. R. furnished house . 675 3 R. R. unfurnished . . . . 663 1 B. R. apartment ....... 660 ROSA L. PAYTON 2-BEDROOM apartment; living Registered Real Eatala Broker room, dining room, kitchen /ur. nlshcd. 1201 W. Firit St Ph. FA 2*1301 17-92 at Hiawatha FA 2-0W1. FURNISHED efficiency apart­ TRAILER and apartment. Adults ment, full bath, clean, $40. no pets. W a t e r furnished 407*a W. First St., Apt. 3. JFK 2*2447. ROOM, cooking, 69 wk. FA 2-2764. RENT A BED 2—SMALL modern cottages, fur­ Rollaway. Hospital A Baby Reds nished, near Geneva, (It. 426. Hy Day, Week or Month Both have screened porches. CARROLL'S FURNITURE FO 5-3431. Ph, FA 2 3181 116 W. 1st. St. 3- ROO.M furnished apartment, $33 FURNISHED house at Lake Monper month. Adults. 113 N. Jas­ mine Avc. 1 -BEDROOM furnished house in country. Ph. FA 2*2022. RRGE chcn, 2 or 4 200546 2 $ 3 2 2 Bedrooms, l i t Bathi, $323 down, $120 per mo. Bedrooms, Large shaded lot, $300 down, $09.00 per mo. Bedrooms, Ilk Baths, many extras, $1,077 down, $104.93 per mo. Bedroom*, Large Lot, older home, $100 down, $10.00 per mo. Bedrooms, Total price $7,730 —$300 down. 863.00 per mo. Bedrooms, 63,993—6230. down, 870. per mo. 7. Bualnesa Rentals m o T ic r : o r r n o c K r n i x o r o w VACATISU, CLOSIXO A*D ABA*- OFFICE IIO.MMJ A TANK 4MI A STHSSWT 9. For Solo or Rent 3-BEDROOM, 1 bath cement block, hardwood floors. Perfect location, closo in. Contact 2313 Palmetto. I x 30 FT. Houiatraller, 2 bed­ rooms. Inquire Elder Spring* Trailer Park. FA 2-6381. 12. Real Estate For Salo FOR SALE IN EXCLUSIVE SOUTH SYLVAN LAKE SHORES Beautiful 3 bedroom home; fully equipped; central heat; double garage, encluitd; intercom ■) item; large lakefront lot, laodaeaped, with iprlakler tyttem. A bargain at $29,300.00. For information call FA 2-799$ days, or FA 2-636$ nlghti or Sundays. FARMER’S AGENCY N.V. Farmer, Realler 2463 S. Park Avc. Ph. FA 2 3221 After hours FA 2-2611 FA 3-301$ THE TIME TESTED FIRM 11$ N. Fark Ave. Ph. FA 1-611$ fram ROSA L. PAYTON Regiatered Real Eatala Broker rh . FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha ONLY 1250 DOWN C lo a la f Ceata I *57 Prie. 4k lilt* BSE and COMPARE — o f Haafard e i Hwy. 17*91 T in s West At Oar tiigaa. AMOTHSR HAFMXJR ALFUN/X SlHCEHfc / BUT THE AGREED [DIRECTOR TO PLAY ) REALLY •CYRAHO* BOSS HIM/; f o r Th e A aunt < O W L S I f MARTHA' CLUB, f [ £AY S OME1 H E 'S VI OF THEM BEEld UW IlLVJlNO, TbUR CRAZY, LNIN O Y\UP IN A i THE ROIe A p APEK* I OMKLE f PCOF. . I ‘ TJOIL TIME YOU < A F r-K A F F /— W li lW a ) ttOMAME D in t C T C O LESSOR, TOUR LAST PLAY/— X RAwa noRNie v o u r GOUHO INSULTS STOICAILY BUT ^!OW4 PftlOO OtCTATSS , FETCH A Nutcracker THAT 1 -DISPATCH M3L) •to TR E A T WITHOUT FORTHlR Wall Fk. FA 2-3211 No Down Payment Stenstrom Realty HOMES RESALES ONE DOLLAR DOWN IS ALL YOU FAY SUNLAND ESTATES 3 BEDROOM S - 1 & 2 BATH S MOVE IN IMMEDIATELY Monthly Payments Lower Than Rent VA Financing At_5W ?*Ulereot • D O N T FAIL TO A IK A iO U T OUR OTK E* WONDERFUL SAVINGS ON A W IM NKW HOMES IN SOUTH PINECRRST. 4th ADD. Home* Failure Bailt-la Dream KiUheaa By — SPRING SPECIALS PINECREST, 3 Br.. 1 bath, $10,930. Corner let. 444 per­ cent mortgage. Fenced yard* Make offer on dewa payment. PINECREST, $13,000, down paymeat $400. 3 BR. and 1 bath. Payments $97.00 per month. MAYFAIR, $ 11 ,200, 2 Br., 1 bath. 4 percent inert gage, $71.00 per month. PINECREST, 29 years remain­ ing on 41* percent mortgage. Low monthly payments. DrivO hy 100 Shannon Drive. Call for appointment. CITY, furnished bom*. 119,700, monthly piyments $70.00. Has well and sprinkler eyitem. Frost and back screened porch.-------- IJ) (Su Sowing Maeh. Repairs BEDDING COMPANY ALL MAKES A MODELS 2nd and Magnolia Ph. FA 2-6321 3\\ e ^ * v Contact JDf HUNT, Salts Manager Odham & Tudor, Inc. "•"•ass «.— WHttcSPotis* 12. Keel Kntale f o r Sale J. BBAILBY ODHAM. FEES. 16. Female Wanted Help 1 Sell Us Your furniture. Quick Service With Th* Cash. SUPER TRADING POST. FA 2-0677. 203 W. Flrsi St. (24 hr. itr .) FA 2-3625 LADIES: Part time work, to take LAKE FRONTAGE orders on teiephons for nation­ INCOME TAX SERVICE 100 ftst on Crystal Lake, 332 feet O. M. HARRISON al concsrn. Age no barrier. depth. Large bearing citrus Ph. FA 21177 $1.00 per hour to start. Apply 2C40 Hiawatha trees. $3,930. Term*, FA 2-7941 from 9:00 a m. to 12:UO Mon­ lie*. 1311 Palmetto alio day, April 3rd. al Room 211, LAKEFRONT lot In Loch Arbor, PIANO TUNING k REPAIRING Meisch Building. with trees. $3,930. W. L. HARMON Ph. FA 2*422$ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor 19. Situation* Wanted Raymond Lundqulst, Assoc. PUMPS - SPRINKLERS FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. DAYS WORK A Ironing in my All types and iltes, Installed home. FA 2-7791. "D o It Yourself" 3-BEDROOM, 2 bath, icreened WE REPAIR AND SERVICE carport*; In fiunland, $300 S T I N E down, assume payments. Phone 20. Babyslttera alichtnary and Supply Co. FA 2-7076. WILL care for small child In my 207 W. 2nd SL Ph. FA 2*6432 horn* for working mother. See Mrs. Heath, Apt. I, Avalon RAYMOND U. BALL Apt*. M i W. 2nd St. Qualified Service And Asenclntes II. L. Whelcbel 219 So. Park Ph. FA 2 3641 21. Beauty Salon* For 'appointment call FA 2*2010 Laki Mary Branch FA 2-1290 PERMANENTS $7.00 FRtGIDAIRE . A RARE OPPORTUNITY Complete with Hair Cut k Styling Seles k Service to own a beautiful lakefront horn* LAR-RE’ BEAUTY SALON O. H. HIGH on "The Ridge" overlooking *•40 Hiawatha Ph. FA 21391 Oviedo, Fla. FO 3*3113 Days Lake Harney end tha St. John'i Evenings Sanford FA 2-3663. —30 minutes from Sanford—3 Br.—3 bsth—modern, spacious, ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ specially designed home. Fire, ments, Invoices, kxnd bills, and place. II x 32 swim, pool — programs, etc. Progressive Beauty Salon about an acre of shaded beau­ Printing Co. Pnon* TA 2-3631— Walker Building ty. For appointment call owner 306 West 13th St. 2310 Oak FA 2-7164 at—Geneva 4113. WATCH REPAIRING HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK 3-BEDROOM, 14* bath bom* with Is My Business, net a Adeline. Harriett, Eva Jo k Bob shade trees, patio, enclosed 101 to . D ak --------’ ‘ ' ’ FX i - M l ACL* WORK GUARANTEED Florida room, in Plneerest 3rd PETE’S WATCH REPAIR T. V. STAMPS Addition. TA 2-7712. 213 Oak Ave. Ph. FA 2-3143 Fair Value Properties ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Bad*. Day, Week, or Month— FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Ave. Pb. FA 2-7933 34. Articles For Sale WHEEL CHAIRS, crutch*!, cants, walkers. FREE DELIVERY Prescriptions our Specially FAUST'S Rx PHARMACY 2nd and MellonvIUe Pb. FA 3-7107. INCOME TAX 22. Build • Faint • Repair P U T T S CARPENTRY Services, new work A repair. Specialise in Fla. room enclosures. Ph. FA 47411. FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM BLINDS Endottd head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic ends. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon cords. Senknrlk Glasa and Paint Co. Ph. FA 2-4622 PAINT, Lugiage, Awnings, Boat Covert, Tarps, Tents, ArmyNavy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. CALORIC gat stove, excellent condition, $63 or best offer. FA 2-0966, LADIES' dreieei, else 16-20; man’* suit, tiro 27; 20 in. 2speed window fan; electric healer; 4k and 4* rachet pipe diet; reasonable. FA S-$79a. 2B. Automobile Service AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Ing inside and out. Call Tasker, FA 2-6139. Mr. 21. Building Materlala BABY mila parakeet end cage. CAR 32. Flower* - Tree* •Shrub* PANSIES GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY Graptvllla Avt. near 29th S t .A L L SE E K E R S Gateway To The Waterway Yuur EVINRUDE Dealer Robson Sporting Goode 304-6-1 E. lit. Ph. FA 2-IMl I960 WIZARD Winner II ft. De­ luxe Cabin Cruiser. Fully equip­ ped, 75 h. p. Johnson Motor, Tandem trailer. May be ■*** at 123 N. Summerlin Ave. MERCURY io h.p. motor, good condition, $40. PA S4T98. 3B Automobiles • Trucks 33 FORD V-9 4-dr. eednn, auto­ matic transmission. No dowu payment, $17JO per mo. FA 2-0614 or FA 2-0618. $ Will buy you tho boat, most economical car tUal available la Central Flo­ rida. . . At BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, 1956 AL KEEN SAYS: Stop by and m a real beaaty I with waly 6,100 actual mile* . . 1 66 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE I • Local owner, o n ly ........... $2769 1 I I I a I | I I 89 69 IT St 66 II PLY wagoa, real eharp $1989 | FORD 2 dr. aedaa, 6 cy| 1979 , PONTIAC 4 dr. wag** 1199 I CHRYSLER N. Y. end. •••1 DOIKiE 4 dr. Md* 1 own. f g l I FORD 4 dr. aed. 8 /T 369 I ft om tun In ii (1 s i U H I I ; A M E R IC A N 170 four ieor sedan, Hy- ■ dramatic. The newert new lined Peatiac around- I 1955 ,5. i Ii Hwy. 17-92 6th. A French 'M A K E | SPECIAL t w a d e e r Hardtop, D y n a f l o w , Power Steering, Radi* and Heater. A Cream and Whit* Finish That Has That New Car Luster* 1956 C A R S! Clean, Repack A Adjuat 53 Freni Wheel Bearing* YOUR c h o ic e F O R 54 M E R C U R Y D * ' M O *211 TraaemUaiM A T T E N T IO N M ERCH ANTS! Term ites Swarm ing? F*I66, Clean, A ______ FOR FREE INSPECTION CALL PA t-SMI Beni Work S. PLUS Equipment PARTS Heme O N L Y $595 Firat St. Stewart Warner Limited T in * Only — Mar. aeth. Thra April lat. Strickland - Morrison Seminole Co. Motors • If Balance Fro*l Wheel* REGULAR PRICE • M.M 1956 FO RD P A N E L Ph. FA 2-0114 - i ~! CARLAND] fee S I T .....— G tt A Safer - Smoother Ride • For L e u ! r u n I S steering, RedU, H*tl*r7>*rd*meti* ■ I I Pontiac 56 M E R C U R Y f&XSSZ . * * * ’ 7? S-Pnsseagsr, v*$. Fewer ■ 1955 AMBASSADOR, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Automatic W e a t f c u r Eye. Radio, plus Contin­ ental Spare. C C F O R D <*ewtry ifi/ “ FA 2-1631. Auto Service Special ATTKNTION! 38. Boat* - Motors CUSTOM L I N S two doer with ForMmatlc, Power Steering, Only 22,000 Actual Mileat Just like “ Brand Stinking New.** 31. r’oultry • I'elt • Livestock nOOM SPECIAL $14 .13 . Paint- REFR111ERATOR, G. E. Deluxe 10 cu. ft., Ilk* new, $100. Eaey spin drier washer $35. Phon* FA 2-2311. Back Glnea Windshield LUMBER • HARDWARE • PAINT HEDGE PLANTS, II for $1$. ROOFING FHA Loans COUNTRY CLUB NURSERY I I . liuainoan Opportunttirn U. EDWARDS W. 20th St. Near Golf Ceure* INVESTOR! — DEVELOPERS BUILDERS SUPPLIES Ph. FA 2-1906 160 Acres, including 60 acre We Give TV Stamps clear, u n d bottom lake, high, •09 W, $vd SL FA 2-78M 88. Furniture dry pin* lend, paved rosd. 7 Used furniture, appliances, tools, miles from Sanford. Recordsd 24. Electrical Service* etc. Bought-Sold. Larry’s Mart, subdivision. Terms, Box 334, FRtGIDAIRE 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4112 Oklawaha. AT S-2514. Sales 4* Service CUSTOM BUILT BEDDING House Wiring Free Estimates If. Female Help Wanted Sid Vlblcn's Randall Electric Mettrasa renovating. Expert Up­ holstering, All A'ork Guaran­ CURB GIRL. A k W Rootbeer, 112 Magnolia Pb. FA 2 0913 teed. Call Nix Bsddlng Mfg. 903 French Avenue. ELEC, Ian, air conditioner and Co., FA 1-2117, 1301 Sanford GIRLS: apply to Mre. Carpen­ water pump motor* rewound k Av6. ter at Nifty Auto Bsth, 2406 serviced, "*4 Hour Service." Freneh Avenue. 1064k E. 16th St., Sanford. SECOND 210 Msgnolla PAINTING: Colors a specialty. Door Ginas Vent Glasa Residential, commercial, Indus* SERVICE trial. Licensed and bonded. Senknrlk Gina* and Pnint Co, Work guaranteed. Free tail* 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4623 mats*. Charlie Burris, FA 2-4374 or FA 2 4437. CARPENTRY, palatini, rooting and cament work. FA 2-4699. REFRIQERATOR, 6 cu ft. Croiley, $66. t email buffet 613. 1 double drawer dresser, $30. NO. 1-4246. EARLY AMERICAN aofa, chair and tabic $70. FA 2-3384. t v m B a m iM a M M n m m m m m i Dawn's 111 N. Park Ave. Pbeaa FA 2 2430 SANFORD* FLA* ECHOLS RENTALS 98 WEEK Stenstrom Realty AR T BROW N Past Control Service $ Used Furniture BARGAINS • IN IR A 1 0 IL IC T IIC Kefrlaeraur Heater n e rn g e ra w — Ore* — Baage — UHat rlagWater __________ New end Used Furniture 211 E. First St. FA 2-3622 Jenkins Furniture y a oT 7tj (EACToevJ CASH TALKS Seminole Realty WILSON - MAIER REFRIGERATOR |od electric range, both In very good condi­ tion, $73 each. Call FA 2-6476 or *ce al 206 Fairmont Dr* Sunland. READY MIXED CONCRETE Outdoor Table Topi k Seati Lot Marker* — Sllla — Lintel* Plumbing A Heating New 4i Used FurMture 4c Appli­ Steps — Patio Blocks — Sand AIR CONDITIONING ance* A Good Place To MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK BUY, SELL or TRADE 300 Elm. Ave. Ph. FA 28731 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6362 SEWING MACHINE to respond* PLUMBING 400 Sanford Ave. FA 2-7430 bio person. One 1960 Kenmore, Contracting k Repairs like hew and In excellent condi­ Fret Estimates tion, has attachments. Assume R. L HARVEY 6 payments of $5.!0. Writ* Fi­ 304 Sanford Are. Phone FA 2-3313 nance Manager, Box 10, c /o USED king lira Hollywood btd Sanford Herald. 26. lUdlo a T elev ision 639-30, 1 Twin alt* Hollywood bed $24.30. 1 Hi-Back foam OAK desk, swivel chair, L. C. TV SERVICE within tha hour. Smith typewriter, mahogany rubber awivel rocker $29.60. Parts Ii labor positively guar­ dresser. FA 2-812*. 1 Rebuilt aofa bed $39.30. I Re­ anteed 90 davi. Service calls possessed bedroom suite, sil­ USED air compressor, 9123, $2. SUNSHINE TV, FA 2-979*. ver grey, Ilk* brand new; was Reel’ s Paint A Body Shop, Ph. $166.30—now $99.30. FA 2-771*. !7. Special Services SUNLAND. Headly Const. Co. l i t N. Perk A t*. Pkoan FA 2-2430 N Beet Buys In Town 3t. Articles For Sale S3. Furniture 25. Plumbing Servlcoo • BIG VALUES RETIRED Plumber does plumb­ ing repairs. Th. MI 4-7713 be­ • QUICK CREDIT tween 6 A 9, mornings Ii even­ • EASY TERMS ings. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS OUR BOARDING HOUSE Near new high school, this ranch •tyl* home has 2 bedrooms, t baths, double living room, large kitchen and utility room, plus 2 unfinished bedrooms. Priced to sell ^OWI $1,900, requirei WE’RE RUNNING LOW $3,137 down, with payments of $30.93 monthly. We are proud of Wo need your listing. Do you have a nice home you want to this Offering for the value cotrent furnished or unfurnished? iclou f buyer. We have prospects every day who may be your next tenrntr. For Quick *r’ », this home conCall us for complete manage­ elating of $ bedrooms, 2 baths, ment aervice. range, water heater, space heater and bliadr require* only "W E TRADE" $1,430 down, balance at $7941 W. H. "Bill" Stamper Agency monthly on In-Service Loan. Realtor—Insurer FA 2-4991 113 N. Fark BEAL LOUD, will reduce Urn price of thie > bedroom ranch I t . Mortgage Loew s elyle maionry home, o* dou­ MORTGAGE LOANS ble corner lot, from $11,600 to F1IA and Conventional $9,600, with a $2,700 down payCommercial A Rasldeatial mint, balance at $1147 month­ STENSTROM REALTY ly* i l l N. Park Ave Phene FA i-24$$ NO HIDDEN OB CLOSING COST* 2 and 3 Bedroom ntatonsry A FINE BUY home built on your lot any­ $11,200 for a 2 bedroom home in where In the stale o f Florida. Mayfair, featuring ■ large landscaped yard with tree*. We No waiting — immediate con*true lion. CALL FA >4343. recommend your attention to this buy. DIRECnONIi 16 Mia. Be. N EW HELMLY REALTY 301 W. 13th Street FA 3-7105, Evenings FA 2-237$ 901 Park Ave. $8250 N« 3 FRONT LOTS in residential eectlon. Fhes* FA 2-076$. SUITE: « rooms, air conditioned, downtown location. THREE bedroom house, kitchen equipped, fenced backyard, VA Cali FA 2 0733. mortgage. FA 2-3660. St. Johns Realty Co. 8-Bedroom • l\'i Beth T h u r* . M ur. 23, ’61— P age 13 roc; master bedroom, knotty \V. H. "Bill” Stamper Agency pine snack bar. near school BealtOtw-ieauror and store. Large nicely fur­ Phone FA 2-4991 112 N. Park nished apartment, 119 Elm A te. Newly decorated apart­ LOTS on St. Johns River, 100 f t X 200 ft. FA 2-0091. ment, 601 Magnolia. Thono NO. 6-3267. Stenstrom Realty Longdale R rralb -W E TUADE" $100 TO WIIOSI IT MAT CONCERN! You will l i k . nolle* ihit th* n t ? r.iminioion «*f in* city of M*nr»m. Klorld*. at 1:00 o'clock P. SI. in in* jsth d*y of April, A. D.. mil. at in* CUT Comml** ■loner', nonm at th* Clly Halt In th* rlty or Hanford, rlorlda. will ronalUcr and iHtarmlna whtthtr or not ilia City wilt cloit, vacate, amt aliandoii any rlaht of tha City and tha public In and to that car. kln park and *trc*t h*ralnaft*r t ticrllied. to-wlti ia) That c*rtaln park local•d at tli* *outheaat cor­ ner of lllock T. Wynnewood Hulidlvlelun, and at tna lnt*r*tctlon of K*y .Menu* and fo r ii l Iirlve. 4b) That rtrtaln unnamad aireet abuttlne aforaaald park and lylnr within an area between lllock 7 and (A feel norlh of ii . northerly V --dary •>f lllock S and «t feet 3 w«*l of th* w»*t*rly boundary of Block 9. all In Wynnawood Hubdlvl* alan. Paraona lntere*i*d may appear end be heard at tha time and false* abote eperlfled. I'lly Cominlulon nf tho City of 8*nford, Klnrlda fly: If. N. Tamm, Jr. City Clark Publishl March :S. 1141. Pnnfnrh FAVORABLE TERMS 2 furnished apartment, kit* living and dining room, bedrooms. Pb. FA 2*7234. SAN L A M A APARTMENTS. Nice French Ave. largo anartments, 404 E. 14th Tbi* is all the cash you need. SL Ph. FA 2-4282. HOUSES: 303 Sanford Ave., fur­ There ere no hidden coats. Only nished; 117 20th St., furnished. 664. monthly pays principal, laUNUSUALLY nice unfurnished 1 tcreit, taxes and iniurance. $ UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom house bedroom garage apartment; bedroom home with tiled bath, central heating, air condition­ with Florida room, built-in terraito floors, ami many other kitchen. On new Route 415, ing, near churches and stores. features. Electric Rang* and No children, no pets. 860. Ph. M e a r churches and stores la Venetian Blinds included. Only w Ostcen. Rent 663. FA 2*3771. FA 2-4263. two (2) available on these term*. Aet Now. 2-BEDROOM unfurnished house, OSTEEN: 4 room furnished apart­ HELMLY REALTY - FA 2-3049 or FA 2 6347. ment, newly decorated, rent 301 W. 13th St. Th. FA 2-7603 843, FA 2-3771. 1 -BEDROOM apartment. Phone Evening FA 2-2379 FA 2-1462 between I a. m. & FURNISHED apartment, hard­ wood floor*, tile bath. FA 2-6201. HOME PLUS INCOME for cou­ 5 p. in. ple or widow; practically down2 -BEDROOM furnished house, WE NEED RENTALS town. 309 Magnolia. Call Own* 417 Holly Avenue. Call or come into our office if cr, FA 2*7004. you would like to rent your • B R house, kitchen equipped. home. We specialize la rentals, 12 ACRES on Highway 17*92 neir FA 2-2202 or FA 2-3363. Ctrcusland. Adaptable for al* leases and property manage­ most any usa. Roads on thret ment Furnished or unfurnish­ 3-BEDROO.M home, nice location sides. For further Information, ed. We think you will like our near base, partly furnished. telephone J. W. Hall, Realtor, service. Ph. FA 2*8719. FA 2-3641. 2-BEDROOM house, kitchen 2-BEDROOM; $100 down, assume equipped. Ph. FA 2-3303. $62 monthly payments; Country Club Manor. FA 2-7944. 111 N. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-2420 Legal Notice a ijr INCORPORATED ............. FORD BALM * SERVICE Mi I . FIRM ST. Pfc.rAt.lM I 695 PONTIAC • BU1CK • ■ RAMBLER DEALER | BILL HEMPHILL M O TO R S m iw .r o m a n * I �■V* O m fori Ur mil Lyman Brings Home 13 Page 14—Thura. Mar. 23, '61 Superior Band Awards Members of the North Orlando Gardea Club were recent gueita of Mr. and Mra. Leonard Toy at their nursery In Winter Park where Mra. Toy gave a lecture on the art of flower arrangement. She displayed several arrangejnents prepared before the meeting gnd explained each. She also de­ monstrated tools that are need­ ed in arranging flowera for the home and for show entries. . Following the lecture, a discus­ sion period was held during which the hostess offered her assistance fd the club In future work. » The meeting closed with a tour bt the nursery grounds. Long wood Girls Well Represented A t 4-H Meeting By BETTIR SMITH . Longwood 4-H girls were well represented at the county dem­ onstration day held at the Home Demonstration Center In San­ ford. - Taking part In the day's events were Catherine Willis, "how to make a dust cloth;" Patricia Covey and Peggy Ann George, “ making a rellab tra y ;" Karen PctUs and Carolyn Brldgcr, "how id bathe a baby;” Towanda Showers, "setting a table;" Sue Poulter, "egg salad sandwich" ami Carla Lommler, "three star powdered milk." ■ Carla also entered the public •peaking events, talking on, "What 4-H Means To Me" which •be also gava at district demon­ strations in Orlando last Satur­ day. - Following their part on the eousty program, Longwood girls gave a 4-H cheer worked out at their local meetings. Audubon Society M akes Field Trip - Scmtnole-DcRary Audubon Soelaty members, on a field trip last week, visited the homes of John Boldtman, Mr. and Mrs. A. Walla, Dr. Lola Wells and Alisa Clarrlssa McFetrldge. Miss McFetrldge, assisted by Mr*. WllUam Cray, aery-d cof­ fee and rake after which L. If. Babbitt, a naturalist who Is visit­ ing from Peter Sham, Alan., gave a demonstration on snakes and lizards. Following the refreshment peri­ od, the group went to Enterprise Cemetery where they fed the Blue Jayi. LANCELOT• Church Schedules Music Service FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS ami tools used in the urt were explained to North Orlando Gnrdcn Club member* by Mrn. I^eonnrd Toy during n recent visit to the Winter Pork Nursery. Here Mm. Toy in pictured with one o f the display arm nR em cntn. (Herald Photo) lly MltH. II. I- JOHNSON Happy spring to you! It la logally spring now you know. And I am so itIml own If we have had somn liaid rabia thia past work. They rrrtninly have changed the appearance In my lawn. It's lawn mowing time now. • • • Happy Birthday Cenl Wheatland, * • • combined choirs o f the Upunla and Lake Mary Churches. Easter mus­ ic ia very beautiful ami I think you will enjoy this, ft starts at 7::i0 p. m. * • • Grandma Matiiraun got to see her two little grandchildren when her daughter and son-in-law, Wanda and J, T. Ilrlcher slipped In from latfayelte, Ala., for a- short visit. They returned home festerHome teenagers surprised Cenl day and I know Clara sure misses with a birthday party and gave them. She said it is so long, be­ her a pretty ring. Sister Jeri la tween their visits. ♦ • • Well two going to ting and dance in the more empty loU on First Street Easter benefit ball for the crippled where houses have been. O on.B rychildren, Jeri la a really talented ant ha* moved them back on to his glri. • * • Rena and Claude Haw­ property. Talk about a ghost kins and son, Hid, motored to Jack­ street, now, this is really it. • • • sonville for the weekend to visit Wasn't that some rain and wind Ilona's slater Myrtle Pickett and we had last Saturday and Sunday? family. • • • Nathan Stripling has It wus a whole lot but I think It relumed to Alexandria, Va., after •eally helped most of us. We had a weekend with Margie and the some plants to set out so it helped children. Nathun is working on a tha ground • lot. 1 hope It didn't dredge Glut la In Alexandria for spoil these weekend fishinen's the pn-nent time. • • • Wish you trips too much. Some o f them thut could sea the gra|>ea that th« I talked to said they caught (Ish Hume Demonstration Club mem­ Just the .same. Another Alonroeile ber! are making. Several o f the caught a tagged fish—Terry Colmembers went in to the center last tins caught the lucky bass. * • • week end were taught how to The Lake Monroe P-TU Minstrel make the grape* and now they are will go to Sorrento on April Nth to teaching ua. • J * hose Pott had i put on Mte show for the lienelit of the misfortune of catching her thn Volunteer Fire Dept. them. finger In tha door of the car— re­ * • * The W. L. Kendrlcke have sult— a smashed finger. 1 know returned tu llainbridge, (III., after that la very painful. • • * Hope an enjoyable visit with tlmlr you can attend the Good Friday Cantata at tha !.ake Mary Presby­ terian Church. It Is under tha dlicrUun of Bob Mero and haa the Seven choruses from the mas­ ter works of well known com­ posers will make up the major portion of the aU music service that will be held at the First Presbyterian church at 5 p.m. on Palm Sunday. An invitation Is ex­ tended hy church officials to all who want to add this to their Kastertide worship. Twenty-eight choristers of the Chancel choir under the direction of the minister of music, Loulst tlrorgc Touhy, will sing two choral works from Felix Men­ delssohn's "The Elijah" to open the 60 minutes of worship In music following the organ pre­ lude which will be Cantahile In II by Cesar Franck. The conclusion of Use service will hr three selections from George Frederick Handel's "The Messiah," closing with Use al­ ways inspiring Hallelujah Chorus. Included also will he one chorus from Brahms "Requiem " and one from tlte Mass In B Minor written by Johann Sebastian Bach. rv The memherr of tha Chancel choir who have prepared this service of "Choruses from Great Oratorios" are: sopranos— Mmrs. David Bach, J. A. Bistllne, Rob­ ert Graham, Frank Gore. James Meriwether, Richard Packard. 'Altamonte Club Cancels Dinner; Plans Bake Sale Mrs. Milton Tinsley, president of the Altamonte Springs Civic Club, reported today that the ham dinner originally scheduled by club members to be held Mar. 16 was canceled because of Maltlsnd Ave. road conditions. In place of the dinner, Mrs. Tinsley says, members are con­ sidering a bake sal« to be held in April. Site also announced that sip has tickets for the barbecue sponsored by the Seminole Coun­ ty Federation of Women'a Clubs on April 4 at the Elks- Club pic­ nic grounds In Sanford. Proceeds from the event will be used by the clubs for their teachers scholarship fund. Tic­ kets are selling for 91 adulls and 7S cents for children under 12 years of ago. ' FIRST Also altos — Mmci. Ernest Cowley, Harry Echelbergcr. Eu­ gene Edridge, Harris Folds, John lloganeon, Roy Alann, Jos­ eph Orsrnn, Leon Walker, Harry Weir. The male sections are tenora— Waller Glelow, George Touhy, Harry Weir and basses — War­ ren Adams, William Bentley, J. A. Bistllne, Robert C'rumlry, Full cut shirt with fin* tailoring and 2-way oonvartibla cuffs ha can button or wear with hla cuff links. Wash *n wear. . . little or no Ironing. Spread collar with sawn in stays for a neat look aU day. C jf 0 g SIZES 6 to 16 T ■ Slacks TTmm sturdy cuffed slacks are specially treated for crease-retention, and wrinkle resistance. This miracle blend of rayon, Antal triacetate and nylon needs little or no ironing. Ivy style with aide alaatic Navy, brown, char­ coal. Sfxea 4 to 12 USE KRESS READY CREDIT QUALITY Floor Covering • • INSTALLED or DO-IT-YOURSELF HANDKAN Inlaid Linoleum ALL TYPES Kesiniant Floor Covering FREE ESTIMATES House o f Floors Fern I'lnsn • Frrn Park TE 9-1477 Sturdy Cotton Socks HEW & HAVE Style* galorea — bow, four-in-hand, •hmtiohnnd iready-tied! Smart Jaoquanta, repo>atripea, cballia prints, dacron ana cotton atripea, tartan Soft, absorbent combed co tto n ... nylon reinforced 1 heel and too for extra long wear. tht atripea. COMPLETE ASSORTMENT 'k nmaga ft* oOT EASTER i CARDS a Cotton PUSSE CO M PLETELY CLO THED jk FOR EA8TEK . i Finest Quality Chocolates! (•ally Decorated Priced To Suit You Tremendous Selection OF Easter Greeting: Cards NAMES WRITTEN FREE ASSORTED GET A BRAND NEW SUIT — Wool, Wool-Dacron, Nylon Cord, Wash ’n Wear etc, (OVER 200 TO CHOOSE FROM) PLUS Y O U R C H O IC E o f any pair of SHOES, SHIRT, TIE, BELT, SOX, SHORTS, CUFF LINKS and HANKERCHIEF in the store for only — IT T T T OUTFIT FOR YOU _______ _ ________ Total value o f all of the ultove Kama retail aa high na 887.50. WHY FAY MORE? AU Rama Hated are new, dean and perfect. Thia offer good untU Friday before Eaater. or until aappl* la gone, whichever ip /im l. Reiter H urry! . . . FIRST COME. FIK8T SERVED! ACER rr o w j f j .■ tP A# M LIVE and FRISKY for EASTER OF Live Bunnies \ . . . Live Chicks and Live Ducks BELIEVE ANY ALL Runny llaaketa, pre-packed with built-in mtvingH Filled to overflowing with Chocolate ('and lee, Animals, oad Jelly Bean, . . . Cellophane wrapped and brightly bow-tied. All KRKHH LOW-PRICED INCLUDES MANY EXPEN8IVI MATERIALS DON'T 85.00 HOLDS FUR REMNANTS Printed Dress FA B R IC S STILL PLENTY BEAUTIFUL Printed Sailcloth Cupluni & Colton Dacron k Cotton Spring Suliinga Spring Llnena Foliahcd Cotlonn Reverae Twial liroadcloth Aaat. While .Good* Bates Solids Be Sure And Bring The Kiddies To Kress For th is Treat Eaatgate Branch Winter Fark Foet Office EASTCATE SHOPPING ONTtt EA ST G A T E Shopping Center C L O T H IN G C E N T E R Hwy. 17-91 at lateneclioa o f Hwy. 136 FERN PLAZA - PERN PARK. FLA. CLOSED: Friday Before Suadawa and All Day Saturday OPEN: Sunday Through Thtiraday 9 a. at. to 6:30 p. m. Hwy. 17-92 S. — Drive Thru Fern Park To Seminole County Line — and — •07 Va. D rivo ■ ■ ■ I H 7SB: H w y. 50 A t Old Ckaaoy R d. ORLAN DO, F L A . * SAVE ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ALOMA AVE. To Goldenrod and Oviedo �Eh? §>anfarfc WKATHERs Fuir through Saturday. High today, 78-82. Low tonight, 50-58. VOL. 6.7 United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 FRIDAY. MARCH 24. 10G1 SANFORI), FLORIDA NO. 165 folSrnSr5 Allies Back President Results To State On Strong Laos Stand KING JUPITER AND QUEEN JUNO. Roman deities, personified by Tarry Miller and Jennnie Langford, reigned over the I,atin Club Banquet, while slaves Susan McCall and Ronald Goerss, standing behind them waited to serva their every wish. The cafeteria of tha high school was decorated in Roman splendor for tha annual feast and pageantry. JACRSON.VILIJC |UPD — The Legislative Roads Committee will let others deride what to do about a Jacksonville firm accus­ ed of defrauding the stale and giving payola to stala employes. The committee, at tha close of Its final hearing T h u r s d a y , agreed lo turn over result* of Its probe into activities of the Duval Kngiheering and Contracting Co. to state and local authoritici for possible legal action, if appro­ priate. The committee, headed by Sen. Scott Kelly of Lakeland, spent most of Thursday digging into reports of alleged collusion, "sys‘tematic cheating" and other rharges against Duval engineer­ ing. one of the largest roadbuilders In the state. At the same time, the Stale Road Board in Tallahassee sus­ pended Duval on a general charge of fraud despite the firm’s contention (hat no specific In­ stances of wrong-doing were pin­ pointed. Two truck drivers’ for Duval told the legislative committee bow a seven-finger secret signal was used for putting short loads of atphsll on trucks hauling to state road projects. And a re­ tired road department worker said he bras convinced the firm used a "calculated, systematic system" to cheat the state In road building materials. At no time was it brought out specifically how much the socalled "short-changing" cost the state, but Kelly told newsmen after the session committee in­ vestigators still were working on the case. Bulletin cA p $ EXOTIC DANCING GIRLS ENTERTAINED tha mighty U tb u . From left, they art Ban Flexer, Marjlyn Sprouse and Lily Flexer, tw in aiatar of Program On Arf Scheduled Sunday mm VKNU8, GODDESS OF LOVE. U the titla bestowed on lovely Linda Williams at tha banquet. She was chosen in tha Pageant o f Heauty and presented with a golden apple, symbol o f love (Herald Photos) News Briefs Mission Attacked LISBON,Portugal (UPI) - A mob o f several hundred blacks, whilei and half-castes Thursday night attacked the American evangelical mission building In Lunanda, capital of Portuguese Angola, but no Americans were hurt, the Lusitania news agency said. Christian Guideline MIAMI BEACH ( U P I )-E v a n ­ gelist Billy Oraham laid down a il*-polnt guideline on “ How to live Ihe Christian life" In a talk Thursday night. Chriilisn*. ssid. Graham, should pray frequently, read the Bible dally, live a dis­ ciplined life, learn how to meet lemptation, Join a church and witness for Christ. Stock Steady By Symphony Tonight FORT PIERCE (UPI) — Dap­ per Joseph A. Peel Jr., took the witness stand at Ills murder trial today and said lie had noth­ ing to do wiiti -the 1933 slayings of Circuit Judge and Mrs. C. E. Chllllngworth—'' not directly or in­ directly.” The 37-yrar-old Peel, on (rial as mastermind of the Chillingworth murders, took the stand at mid-morning. Ha also denied in a firm strong voire that he did not run a gamb­ ling or bollta operation with Floyd (Lucky) llolzapfrl or George (Bob­ by) Lincoln, the two confessed killers of the Chllllngworth cftuple who fingered Peel as the brains behind the deaths at sea. One of the first questions was whether Peel had anything to do with hiring or ordering llolzapfel or Lincoln—or either of them—"to kill and murder Judge Curtis E. Chllllngworth." "1 did not. Not directly or In directly,"- Peel said. sPeeP followed society Jewel thief Ted Rinehart to the stand. Rinehart testified a star prose­ cution witness, P. O. (Jim) Wil­ ber, proposed framing Peel. He Navy Ends Search For Crash Victims The Navy announced today that Die a 'irch for survivors of tha Navy jet which was hut in the Mediterranean Tuesday has been terminated. The A3D Skywarrkir with a crew of three Including Cdr. Charles O. Donnaud III, pilot; Ensign Thomas R. Walton, bom­ bardier, and Lowell S. Bareness, aviation alectrlclan second class, third crewman, crashed Tuesday aftarnoon on a flight from the U. S. S. Franklin D. lt»o*«vr|i. Tl># aircraft, which was observed a low let el practice J*1* . bombing run a short distance from the ship, failed lo recover from the maneuver and collided with the water. , Investigation lo determine the cause of th# accident ia contin­ uing. At the time of the crash the Roosevelt wai operating in Ihe southern Mediterranean Sea with.the U. S. Sixth Fleet, ‘Unidentified’ Object Spotted By DeBary Woman Final Respects Group To Discuss HousingProposal Quake Routs-------250,000 In Italy Bear Lake Road Work To Start Itutsia promised to study *'<»i«fully and urgently" the British proposal for a ceasefire, a Foreign Office spokesman said today in l^indon. lla said there has been no other response from Russia so far. British Prime Minister Harold Marmillaa who met with hia fa b Inst until 1 a. m., aald the United States “ Is the wurld'a must pow­ erful nation and much depends on her strength and leadership.” He noted the “ vigor and confidence” , meet her* nest week in one ef shown by Kennedy in the situa­ the most critical session* sine* SKATO waa founded te cheek tion. A t Bangkok, Thailand, military Communist expansion In Asia. The ministers, including Secre­ expert* o f the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization put finishing tary o f State Dean Rusk, will de­ touches today on a master battle ride whether to continue to press plan for us In Laos tf the Com­ for n diplomatic settlement or pwk munist! reject the ceasefire offer. the military plan Into effect. The free nations o f Asia were Tha master plan will be pre­ sented to the foreign ministers of taking new heart from the firm the eight SKATO nations who positiun o f the United State* a* expressed by Kennedy. Kennedy did not diseloee any de­ tail* o f planned action if th* as­ sault against the royal Loatlan l government continues. But hia 1 grim statement cam* against a Itinehart, 33, who is now serv­ background o f U. S. military muveing a term at Baiford state pri- mrnt toward the area. American military forces al­ son, said (hat Wilber tried on several occasions "to talk me into ready were moving to alert po­ helping him frame Peel and also sition* in Asia and it was expected Floyd llolzapfel.” —who has con­ that British forces would follow suit shortly unless there waa a fessed the murders. The youthful-looking Rinehart, sudden change o f attitude in Mos­ clad in a sports shirt, said Wilber cow, had taken a picture of him "in a compromising sort of situation" and tried to blackmail him with the picture into framing Peel, lie sa d Wilber told him " i f you will help me frame Joe Peel, I won't turn this picture over to the F ill." Peel Denies Murder Link NEW YORK (UPI) - stock, steadied at lbs opening today fol­ lowing Thursday's general selloff. Trading continued heavy, lavfsiors are concerned ever the quality of leadership in recent sessions, tha nearness of ths tat payment deadline, the Imminence of what may prove to he a disap­ Several DaBary residents gut a pointing crop of first quarter re ports and tha darkening laos sit long look at an unidentified ob­ ject in the iky Thursday night and uatlon, brokers laid. said it hovered west of them for ular "blue Danube Walt*," "The half an hour then disappeared. Girl I Left Behind Me" and Mrs. If. E. Batson said she ODESSA, Tex. (U P Il-F n cn d s, "Bugler's Holiday" both by Le­ relatives and schoolmates paid lighted it about > p.m. and thought roy Anderson and winding up their final respect today to Eliza­ it waa th* nsooa until she also with selertioni from "M y fa ir beth Jean Williams, IT, the •aw tha moon. Lady" and from "Wa«t Side melaacholy girl who asked her "It had a sort of halo around It Story," an arrangement by Leon­ high school chum to kill bar. and seemed to be standing alill ard Bernstein. Police were trying lo team and I looked for about five minThe special free concert for whether or not abe was serious utei before calling th* neighbors. Sanford school children scheduled when she talked John Mack liar- Wo watched it for half an hour nt 1 30 p. -ns. varied slightly rtag. IT, Into putting a shotgun to before It disappeared," si* said. from this program. bor bead, and with a final kiss lo Plenty of eeate ere •till availrem m h rr _>er . hy.__ having ..him alia ior 1 m evtnlua cwovvTi~ahd pull the trigger while the held ream a lion calls will be received ’t at tha Recreation Office until Area building anatractors and the barrel against her temple. 3:30 p. m. Tha boa office will citizens will meet Monday gt I MES8INA, Italy (U P I> - Eight p. m. in Uw Al Matte, lac., of­ open at I p. m. •harp earthquakes rocked Messina He err alion department officials fice* at-H w y. IT-02 and Prairie today and most o f this Sicilian urged county residents to attend Lake. Dr.. tex discuta and study city's 210,000 population flsd in the performance to that'the aym* copies flf the 'proposed county Work on widening a three mile panic into tha surrounding hills. phon> can eontlaus te be. booked ihlgimum bousing code pad gen­ atretch of Bear Lake Rd. from No doatha or aerioui injuries SR 436 to the Oringa County eral aeetractor ilceaeo. here. • bad yot boon reported. "W e have bad a disappointing Ditetftdk* en the pit# of home lia s will atari the week of April FI rep broke out in many dif­ advance ticket sale and hope garbage cans pad thy require­ 1, Road Supt. J. C. Lavender ferent acctori o f tba city but fire­ that all who appreciate good ment* covering screening o f win­ said today. music and entertainment will dows ted .doors wm bn Included. Coat of the project ia eatimat- men were alow to reach them be­ Ifce meeting is open te an con- ad at 919,000. Th* road will bo cause tha atreota were Jammed coma out tonight and help «s keep this outstanding symphony I iraridM and. general builders widened from an II foot width with people trying to get eut of th* city. coming la Sanford ," they said. 1 who epupke R the county. to U fe e t Seats Open For Concert The Florida Symphony Orches­ tra, under the direction of Henry Mater, will present two Fop Con­ certs In Sanford today. Thla first rate musical presentsi ion Is beinc brought here under * the sponsorship of the Sanford Recreation and Parka Dept. The, evening concert at S;1J p. m. has a program of aelectiona that range over a full repertoire of contemporary and classical se­ lections. It is designed to* please listeners of varying tastes, both young and old. beginning with the overture ^ from "The Roman Carnival" by * Berloiz, which will be followed by a Masquerade Suite of the Walls, Nocturne, Mazurka, Ro­ mance and tialop as composed by Khachaturian, these aelectieas will lie enhanced with a Rhapsady for oboe rnlitl.’ d, "The Wiatcr's Past." The Overture to "Orpheus in lladea” by Oftenbacb, will be the fourth number. 0 . 1 lie second aeciion of the pro" 'g r a m will include the ever pop­ Membora o f tha Sanfopd Art Aaan, will present snathe*'pro­ gram o f community education on the Importance o f art appreciation Sunday at tha Civie Center. ;,Mr. and Mrs. Louis Freund o f Stetson University will be guest speakers at the 2 p. m. program and there vpll be no admission charge. Freund'a subject will be "A rt and the Human flpirlt" and ha will show soma of his work as hs did on a pravious apptarance hare nt the Sanford Tourist Club. Ills art education has Included study in Missouri, Princeton Uni­ versity, Colorado Spring* and Paris, France. Ha alae made a gal­ lery tour o f IS foreign ceuatrtas and recently spent eight months in Mexico and Central America. Pruend ha a had wide experience te a teacher and hie works are seen la government buildinge. museums and tim Ford Company publications. - 11* hae besa awarded travel scholarships, a Carnegie grant and fellowship. Mrs. Elsia Freund also has had art training In Miaeouri, Colorado end Kansas and, bosidaa painting, has considerable espsrience in many crafts as laacher and ex­ hibitor. 8b* will ekew earn* o f her Jewelry araft nt the Sunday meet­ ing. * Ca n a v e r a l <u p d Anertea today launched a Re get owe rocket with a dum­ my Project Mercury capsule la a maria! teat ef the machin­ ery daalgwed te hurl a man late spare, possibly by May. WASHINGTON’ lU PI) — Pivsident Kennedy's warning that Rus­ sia must stop the Soviet-backed rebellion in l.soa or facs possible intervention drew hearty support today from U. S. allle*. The president told a tensionpacked news conference Thursday night that the future course of world affair, might hinge on tha Kreinlln’e reply to a Western pica i f „ r s truce in Laos, also said that Wilber had asked him to get him a gun from outof-state in May 1933. Rinehart's testimony about Ihe proposed frameup waa almost the same as what he said Thursday with the Jury out of the room. T ie jury heard hia testimony to­ day. Garden Clubs To Honor Services Special Charter Group Sought For Altamonte Altamonte Springs Attorney Ik J. Davis will ask the rounclt at Its next meeting to appoint a special charter committee to make amend* menta to the present charter. Davis said that a new charter The Floihlii Federation o f Gar­ den Chilu will place a Blue Star will not be ready Iq time to ba Memorial Marker honoring all presulted to the 1961 legislature, Davis'had bean authorised io re* members of the armed 'forces at the second landscaped Island on vise th* present 40*yaar-old char* llw j. 17-92 111 special ceremonies ter and bring It-np-to-data with other municipalities. Tuesday at 10:30 a. m. Davie had hoped to have tha Mra. C. K. Mayes Jr., federation president, will deliver the dedicat­ charter ready te present to tha legislative delegation but “ more ing address. " A if •liiiuUiit.t nia-fil Im irm d l hjT j ■xmdjrTk needed as it," lie -said, Mra. C. M. Flower*, publicity Davis emphasised that tne peo­ If official recortls art any in­ chairman of the Sanford Club, ple o f Altamonte need to be ad­ dication, one of the busiest men vised o f the charter change* end •round town if Sanford Police reads: "Designed to honor those who that a special committee would in­ officer Jim Hardy. Jim who has Item with the have served, are serving and will form the cltiisni e f eny new department since 1933 has given serve In the nutlon'a armed forces, mnendnient*. Davis reported also that he to oul an average of «> parking the Blue Star Highway project em­ braces th* total program of Na­ preparing a resolution to present tickets per day. At an example 74 were given tional Council. Because It Is a to the County Commission sea l out Tuesday and 60 on Monday. living memorial, It ie roadside de­ week requesting an answer on why Busy man! velopment In Its broadest scop*. classification e f SR 427 within • • • Stale federation* and rluhs inter­ the town waa changed from a The County Commission had ested in 'building in the present, on municipal road designation to • belter forget about holding meet­ the past, for th* future' are mak­ county road designation. ings only twice a month. Davis aald that a special need* ing th# Blue Star Highway project Last week Ihe meeting was an obligation. Roadside Iwautifica- ing o f the council eras held postponed so commissioners tioii Is a requisite to placing a Wednesday night to protest the could attend a state meeting. marker . . .the roadside chairman classification. This week they started at 9:30 (list secures approval of the selecta. in. Tuesday and eallrd a halt lo the proceedings at a few min­ ed site from the road department or city officials. utes to ( p. m. "Markers and plantings are ex-1 They didn't even finish this week's business slid only Ihe No. ample* of good public relations 1 item un the agenda was taken : with people of th* community, the j up. road department and the armed • • • services." WASHINGTON (U PI) — Presi­ All Sanford Gaidcn Club mem- dent Kennedy signed into law to* It sure is s plrature to walk along First Si. now and sec many Im-i * and Intel c iv il pel suns air ill- day the first of hia major anti­ of (lie businesses along (hr street vitrd lo atlend th* trinmuny, recession bills passed by Con­ sprucing up snd pulling on a new gress, setting In motion a billion front. dollar program for extending JobMs)lie some of in won't be less pay benefits to the unem­ ashamed of theold homestead ployed. >rtl An estimated 700,000 unem­ • e a ployed workers were expected to Clerk Arthur Beckwith Is begin receiving ifae extra help •ending oul a call for lady Jur­ within two weeks. ors. The clerk's office is present­ Labor Secretary Arthur J. Gold­ The Kanford-DeBary Entertain­ ly preparing a Jury list and only ment Assn, will open Its new berg planned to put tha new pro* 12 women have volunteered their membership drive with a dinner gram Into operation immediately aervlcea. Women cannot be forc­ May 13, President Chester Rear- by signing agreements with rep­ ed Into Jury duly but inuat re­ resentative! of from 20 to 89 ick said today. quest that their naniei bt placed The director! of the aisociation states. on lit* list. met Wednesday night and agreed (o sponsor three aUrariiona neat N o Instructions aeaaon. GENEVA (U PI) -L a c k e f In­ Col. O'N'cll Kano will be speaker Rearick aald that membership* structions from Moscow appeared at tba noon luncheon meeting of •re available at tha Chamber of today lo be bolding up progress the Rotary Club at tba Civic Commerce. on a nuclear test baa treaty. Center, Monday. Kane, a West The president reminded all While U. 8. delegate Arthur Dona Point ira'lnaJfJs retired fnuu.sr.- jn tm b ett. liud JhpyglLihtL M U M ha*, been .unfolding details of now live service and la now on th e! is over hy reciprocal agreement proposals that would make * teat staff of Rulllns College in the Bus with Ml. Dora, they can hear Nell* agreement possible, Soviet dele­ iness Administration Dept, Rankin, famed Metropolitan Opera gate Semyon Tsarepkia baa sat to e # ,e .Star, tnerc at ■ p.m. April 6. •tuny alienee. Seminole High School Majorette Corps, under tb* direction of head majorette, Ruthle Carlton, will present a "Twirling Fantasy" at tha high ichool gym, Saturday State Rep. Mack Clovelaud Jr. today urged all muniat 9 p.m. Joining them in the big clpalitiea in the county to have their local bills In the •how, will be Ihe Sanford Jun­ chief clerk's office of the House of RepreeenUtivea by ior High Majorettes and aix other next Tueaday. twirling turns from Central Flor­ ida high schools. There will be All bills in their introductory form mutt be In the a school dancein thecafeteria, clerk’s office nt thut time if they are to be presented te after th* show. the legislature this year, Cleveland added. 4 Kennedy Signs Benefits Bill Entertainment Assn. Drive Set Upcoming Bill Deadline � 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. 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