3 10 176 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/85aea6d3f5af0cdcd938430ec7f4aa58.pdf dfd7092449338c84712a5939a3468967 PDF Text Text - . & '• < J - . V • - ••• .... ■ Z 71 their filth In the la«t ***** years. Bran ■ atandeff will en­ able the Hew Berber* t* clinch a he tar the arena. sueeaseful aeaaen last year, will In onl bunting far game Ola year among some ef the elsssieet outfits In this section ef the state. Made up for the moat pari ef members of last year’s Junhr varsity, It la the land bop* ef Urn coaching staff, beaded by Jim Palmer, that many of the 19 schools on tha schedule Pill fall victim to the daws ef the willing Liens. The schedule: Dec. 4 - Florida Military Doc. T — Ml. Dora Doc. It — Now Smyrna Doe. 14 — Sanford Dec. IS — Hovty Academy Jaa. 4 — Lymaa Jaa. • — New Smyrna Jan. 11 — Titusville Jaa. IS — Ocoee Jan. IS - Mt. Dora Bible Jaa. 22 — florid* Military Jan. N — Titusville Jau. a — Mootverda Fab. I — Howey Academy Feb. S — Lymaa Fab. t — Open Feb. 12 — Ocoee Fab. 13 - Mt. Dora Bible Fab. II — Tavares Fab. 23 — Sanford The Bean, though, uea't be shooting lar a tie. They meet win to retain their slim hopes in the Western Division chase. The Green Bay Paekara en­ ter the weekend wttk g one* gam* lead ever the Detroit Uooa and a three-gam* bulge over the Bean la the West. Thus, the Liana end Bears must keep winning end hope that the Packers (tumble once or tw in la their remain* lug throe games. The Pecker* ere holly a* peiet Icvoritrc over the Loa Angeles Bams In their Sunday meeting at Milwaukee while the Lions are a 12-point pick tor their eaiagenieat with Urn Baltimore Colta at Detroit. In other games, the Cleve­ land Brown* a n lavond by ait over the Cowboys at Dal­ las, the Washington Rcdsklaa are lH-polnt picks over the Philadelphia Eagle* at Wash­ ington, the Pittsburgh Stoelora Baird Ignorad chilly wtada and St. Louis Cardinals at Pitts­ burgh. and the San Francisco Forty-Niners a n live over the Vikings at Minnesota. NEW YORK (UPI) - Like father, like son spelled out the sorry story today for Charlie (King Kong) Keller’s kid. Tha elder Keller, you'll re­ member, waa a member of that menacing Nww York Yankee picket line along with Joe DIMagglo and Tummy llenrtch In the frenaied M's. Then an operation for a rup­ The Sunday night Mr. and tured disc finally sent him Mrs. League la really rolling away from the stadium. stung, with Jack Kenner tak­ It's the sa me sad tale now ing both high gem* and aerioa for his 33-year-old son, Char­ lie Jr. with a 111/391. Young Keller was taken in Dick Williams ram* through with a 210 gam* and Dob the major league draft by Guthrie rolled a neat 191/404. the Minnesota Twins. Bui On the distaff eld*. Martha you can bet that if the Yan­ Jovt led the way with e W it kees had high hopes for him he never would have gotten 123 series. Split* were easy picking* aa away. The answer la In the sta­ Don Kthell picked oft the 3-10; BUI Skislak and Jack Kanner tistics of young Chart!*’* per­ the 6-T-g; Bev Krvcek tho B-T; formance last year. Yet It Tom Best the 3-A-T; Florence started for him following hit Korgnn, 3 3-7; Ed Korran the first year in organised base­ 3-3-10 and Hank Quinn the ball. after playing with St.. Petersburg In the Florida 3-10. U waa *1*0 e night for tur­ Stat* League In 19W, when ho keys end t h o s e e a r n in g underwent a disc operation. through with triple* were Tho next year, with FarK%nner, Bev Krvcek, Tom go-Moorhead, was another Best, Mary Btarmaa, Hoh disappointment. "I swung hard," he recall­ Guthrie, Don Jovi end Dick Williams. ed, "but the hall wouldn't go anywhere.” But young Charlie caught Bra In M t with Blngbaaptoa of the Eastern League. He led the loop with a .319 aver­ age, 31 double* and IT tri­ ples. Ha also smashed i t WEST PALM BEACH (UPI) homers and knocked In 1*4 —Twu dark hem s held the mas. lead ever golfdsm’s big aamea "I felt strong for the Oral today aa the ascend round got tunc ta two y ea n ." tha six underway ta the 330.000 Watt foot, two-inch Uk pounder Palm Beech Opea gulf tourna­ said at the Yanknet’ training ment. camp last spring. "I’m pret­ Rod Funseth and Butch ty optimistic that everything Baud Ignored chilly winds ami la all right new." But It waa a disappointovercast skies whipped up by • Bert* Atlantic sterw Thurs­ day and fired fouremforpar At Richmond the beck Man­ U s ever the T.OOO-yaid Beach ed acting wp again amt be Country Club course ta (be baited only .210. The Yankees sent him down to AmartUo round to steal t from such touring and the figures behind hu purse grabbers aa Jack Kirk •IN average weren't toe teaIsui. Gay Brewer sad Ho prouivc. vAungcr. The pettera u aa uU oo* Dark Horses lead Favorites - •' i- •• nM Selected IH B H H R S B B SENIOR L rrrttM E N ON THE SEMINOLE HIGH basketball team are, left to right float row, Don Mdlurray, Dart MeGDUg, and Tommy Hlnoon; back row, loft to right, Butch Rlaar, Cana WfflUma, Mika Wood­ ruff and Coach Ralph Btumpf. .- - Mayfair Country Club win bo tha aeon* of an Intercity match Sunday afternoon when n team of M picked players from the local dob Orlando’s Dubedread Coun­ try Chib In n Nassau atyl* tourney. Georg* BiUupe, publicity chairmen lar the Mayfair Chib, said tho two teams will be mads up of N play­ er* each, arranged according to handicap, and they will bo evenly matched whan they play. This la oo* of a aeries of matches bald every year by a group of eight mid-Florida country club*. The first foursome will toe off at 11 a. m. During the peak of the 1040 ceason, approximately U million pleasure bout* war* In operation. la the Keller household at Frederick, Md., where the family raises trotting horses. The elder Keller, nicknam­ ed "King Kong" because of hia faarsom* appearance *1 the plate, hit it big la his rookie year with tba Yankees by batting 3M In ISO*. And, U you remember tbs World Series la which Mickey Owen dropped the final strike end the Yankees pulled out the game, H was King Kong whose double broke up the proceedings. He was a Yankee star until that disc operation In IMT and after that it waa all down hilL Charlie wound it up with Detroit la INO and 1931 end later on twice serv­ ed in emergencies aa a Yan­ kee coach. Explaining why young Charlie, when he ( lu t­ ed, waa a Detroit fan. "1 was It years old and dad was with Detroit when I first really became Inter­ ested in baseball," he said last spring. "But anybody M atinees Mam. Wad. A Sat. ItlS P. M. II I CORAL GABLBS (UP!) — Miami’s Hurricane* w e r e Kbedelod for a last light workout today before meeting Florida la the Orange Bowl Saturday might. Conch Andy Gustnfeon held off contact work Tbonday, hot gave hia teem epoelal work in covering kicks. Ho told tho Hurricanes they will have to gat downflald fast and tackle hard to thwart Florida's tech­ nique of hard blocking on kick roturna aimed at apriaging a runner looaa. Miami haa boon surprised long kick returns, and Gustaf­ son said It could happen eas­ ily against the Gators. Florida’s Gators packed up go to Miami today for their aeaaon windup and Couch Ray Graves was hoping tho damp weather will continue. "Rein always hurts a pass­ ing game,’* said Graves, think­ ing of Miami’s Goorga Mira. “Wo a n a strong running teem, and rata won’t bother us that muck." Ha said bo expected a tough, high-scoring ball gam*, “but 1 have a lot of confidence In tho Gotore." Particularly an offspring of King Kong. But tha elder Kelleir never pushed the boy. "Do what you want to do," King Kong told him. "R’a better to try and fall than not to try and regret It all your life." So young Charlie tried his mightiest to become a Yan­ kee. But it wasn't in the books. He had the Keller tala n t Yet he also was a chip off the old vertebra*. ★ ★ ★ Seminole High’s basketball learn will gat a 20-game cage season oft tho ground Doc. T, when R tangles with the Titusville quintet hero. Coach Ralph Stumpf aays that it Is hard to ovaluat* tho perform s o n of tho team before the players have a gam* or two under their bslu but from all appearance now, the boys should have a good season. With seven senior letter- Pinal plans are being made for the third annual Powder Puff game to be held In Memorial Stadium Dec. t. The All-girl teams are hold­ ing drills each weekend and a (tarn of Seniors will con­ test against one of J union with 8opbomor*i supplement­ ing both teams. Coaches and cheerleaders for tho game are male students. Names of participants will be announced In the near fu­ ture, Anne Aiken, publicity chairman, said. ★ ★ ★ men back lor this year, Stumpf feels that the beys win haw the experience and be ballwia* enough to handle almost any situation they will meet oo tho floor. Speaking of tho coming season, the Dennison U. trained mentor said tho Or­ ange Beh loop la a tough conference, and it la hard to figure what the other team* will come up with consistently. "Any oo* of these outfits can clobber you any night,1* aays ha. Tho lattonnrn hack for tha season aw Barry Brown, c o a t e r , Don McMurray, guard, Dave McGUlia, guard, Butch Riser, forward. Gene Williams, forward. Tammy Hinson, guard, and Mike Woodruff, forward. Stumpf la looking forward to these player*, all seniors, coming up with a good sea­ son. in spite of such teams as Winter Park, Apopka aod Leesburg who wtll be out to scalp the Seminole*. LSU that waa more convinc­ ing than tha acorn Indicates and thereby vaulted them­ selves Into tha SBC cham­ pionship. tha Sugar Bowl and a poaaibla national champion* ahlp and earned Vaught tba title be waa handed by UPI todav. Vaught received nearly half of tba vote* and won by • 2-to-l margin over runner* up Ralph Jordan of Auburn. Alabama’* Paul Bryant, who won tha title la IN I whan hi* Tide men won the nation­ al ebamplooahlp with a per­ fect aeaaoii, waa a cloa# third. William Yocum of Wlntor Park has been named opera­ tional managor and director of racing at Casselberry’s Sem­ inole Park Racoway. Tbs an­ nouncement was mad* by track president Clyde Hart. Yocum comes to tha local traek for Its first year of pari­ mutuel operation from tho po­ sition of racing secretary at Freehold Raceway, Freehold, N. J., Lebanon and Hamilton The other one weeks at the paper end probably shouldn’t fairly well for be taunted, since aka hta Is read ft, but anyway . The item about the minnows fa pfnetfo huge ameked out reader Jody Walls, who re­ ported that husband Fred acci­ dentally found n new way t# transport his the halt. damp­ ed Into a styrofoam Sen cheat after n fishing trip nod Fired forget emptied the The remnants e f the lea and • girt dauber bag beta la tba cool water la the ehest kept carburetor. Tbara vara algna those minnow* alive and kick­ that a. dirt dauber had made ing for two weeks. And that’s hia war all a m tba insides of hew Wett* keeps his that kicker. new—in Tba durable and persistent —alive cool, man. * • * Insect, apparently had taken edvsntag* of a alack period ef The w in service reported a operation of the motor to build bad day for bleak bean dar­ ing the Thanksgiving That Uttla landlubber be­ rash. came a ecu going son of s gun Three keen fell vtethaa t* whoa tho motor was cranked. automobiles near Panama City. U had pounded enough sand Tho first bahr died when it Inaid* to choke a kora*, or a strolled ta front ef a car on horsepower, and tha sand had the highway 11 mfloa front boon distributed over tho pis­ Panama City. Tho other two ton# and ovary working sur­ mot the seme fate on the earn* face of tho kkkar when it route five miles farther away started. and two boon later. Damage—about |T5 worth. Car damage was $400, plup So, look under there every shock to the driven, accus­ once la awhile—you may find tomed to carol*** driving, but ITS worth of trouble before U not need to cantaoo happen*. walking. Mention of eomo atrange duck* being shot around this area lest week brought a reader to light. Mason Wharton celled to aey that he and aome banting companions bad killed a duck two tessoni ago similar to that described last week aa a fulvous wood duck from South America and way station*, bat not a regular Florida visitor. Tha on* he shot also waa in the Lake Jeaaup area. 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O M j k q p R B ___ W5 L ***2 <»alaa and gat tha boxao w“ f , n l JU* Pwtal workara did w aa P in t.” BaT .“ . .* »E• “those •» who " * wa a a“cH » aad o o*d at d ■and * • » » ^ * o o t k l i g thoaa who * * * straggled ■ ■ ! • W by tbo H as I young *boy Iwdst Win bo tag a t u . . . I aunfony with a combination T . . ■q V for quito awhile baforo directH o t paopla will I with a start od eonsternlation (aad a quick took around t .**- • i .■ BuiIm m otartad tarty (a the n«v Sanford post offico to­ day . . . 6 a. m. Clerka were on hand, and aa c t o 0* aro th* customers, picking »P kayo for drawara and com• y LA1RY VIRSXKL (blnatlona rarda for their now A CONVERSATION WITH poat offico boxen. MACK CLEVELAND JR. Drawer rantara had It mad#, How t u tbo aa did tha ganaral da11vary party la Miami? ______ _____ customers, bat____ wuuiy __ of tbo Clai^Uad: Had a good t l m o l ^ holdora wtra raady to go Na comment. back to tha Pony Express, aa irv Everybody’s Busy As Post O ffice Opens A t 6 A. 11 To Begin Use Of New Building W orkers Found Some P atrons Grim, Some Humorous While Trying To Get Into Boxes. Disaster Aid Asked For 3 Coast Counties Bulletin ■ ___t— - rm i i Mina la far *** * *• 0>UBjT *• trying to opon tha wrong box. law to I Ha waan’t tbo only ono wbo board? . . .TalkontbO j a , ^ that niatako bowatar. hood Aircraft Cto* u t mala M as Is that Daa Wrlgbt One lady otan hod a poatal Um totsniatteual Aaauelawaa ana af tbo argaaisora ol I worker trying to opon tbo TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Uaa of Machteteta. Ma ton south Seminole County I wrong box for bor. Gov. Fxrria Bryant said today (Maitland) bank . . . As rach pottmutar Guy Allen opol- ha haa asked the President to strutted Atty. Goa. Robert P. Kraaady t o a r t u t o ko could m K uably expert to lofilfd for ^ abawa of ^ declare Duval, St. Johns and ** °°* •< tbo directors . . • I lynatlon signs which did not Flatter counties aa major dis­ of to* ANY bank—especially a new Iarrive on timo aa darks an- aster a n a s aa a result of agate** aad acoda public w#rtd tha «*w h a t a ’ ' damage from an Atlantic Rada la Its timo dapostta . . . "whores” for tbo storm. Ami If tha Want financial to- But th, mail goos out and Bryant laid hu haa request­ & ... atitution geU them, and Dan Mm#a ln on mhadola, whllo ed $300,000 to federal funds I U W Is a director, Seminole County g * worda -combination locks” (or the three-county area. . •ebool Board la right back ta to tbo phras# about Tha heaviest damage, he wbrro tt waa when W arrooU ,,,,^ , heat „ mU m»t said, waa to Jacksonville Patrick aad Roy Maaa w e gloom of night." Beach. Neptune Beach and Convention Set yusbod tote a eorner by Urn KiwwlUlu aBd Uyttm will Atlantic Beaeh. TAMPA (UPI) - The Ftecstate atatutas and had ta i e - |tour tbo new poat office aa Damages were so severe, guests of Pootmaster Guy At- he said, that faderal assistance Ida Arerlcan Legion ban • • ,lan after their noon luncheon Is necessary to supptomant «f- scheduled Its annual state Ones n o n our state legls- meetings this wsek. Allsn will forts of state and local author­ convent ion next year for June M at Clearwater. laturo adjourn* after falling to apaak to both groups about ities. tha reapportion®ant effort . . * 1 8 0 new postal rates at thair Bryant earlier had request­ The Job is not a difficult o n * maatln|ra^ dB . a d a ,r my ed that the President make Pope Recovering VATICAN CITY (UPI) If _ IP - each member asks Tbunday at tha Chic Canter available federal assistance himself the question and HON* before taking them through other than that avallabte The Vatican said today that ESTLY answers it "What to g * new facility, through a disaster declaration. ailing Pops John XX11I la the BIGHT thing to do?" But after flytog over the on tha road to "complete re­ But moral responsibility, it storm-struck area late Sun­ covery" thanks to nodical would seam, la pigeon-holed day. he aald. he asked that science and the prayers of while "politics," power drug it be declared a major dit­ Roman. Catholics and nonglea and self-perpetuation on Catholics alto*. aster area. tha publia payroll dominate jn$.f$|H»a»e of 0 amf(es the effort. . . The constitution F B fG fts Mkn said, we* based on hte clearly itates what must be GENEVA .(U P!)— Th# So­ survey plus evaluations by the HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — viet Union today rejected neu­ Stale Civil Defense Director Veteran bank robber John dona and wbo should do It Yet for years Florida's law­ tral nations’ proposals for and representative! of Region Kinchloe de JarMtte, who making bodies bavo failed to nueleor teat ban. Three of the Office of Emer­ boasted be would never bo meet this charge of fair rep­ 8ov!et delegate Semyon K. gency Planning ln Thomas- taken alive, waa captured resentation of tbo pooplo to Taarapkln turned down the vllle, Ga. early today by a gaols of tho tha state . . . And now wbtn neutrals' plan when the 17Federal Bureau of Investi­ to nation and stats people are nation disarmament confer­ gation which only recently crying for leadership la tha ence met in Its Mth plenary placed him on Its W moat legislature because their pow session. wanted list. cr seems to be usurped by The neutral p r o p o s a l s ^ both the Judicial and exec­ Taarapkln said, are "an at­ Bombs Explode utive branches of what once tempt to apply Western con­ MADRID (UPI) — A serwas a "checks and balances" trol measures to the proposed NEW YORK (UPI)—A dea ies of bombs exploded in gov­ form of government, we find I test ban agreement and there- perate attempt to regain alti ernment buildings at separ­ our own legislative groups ab- fort quite inacceptablo to the tude came seconds loo late to ata points in Spain today on prevent the Eastern Air Lines the eve of Generalissimo dlcatlng to tha courts and ask-1 Soviet Union." A Western d e l e g a t i o n DC7B crash at Idlcwild Air­ Francisco Franco's birthday. tog THEM to do the Job spokesman said the Soviet port, according to inveatiga- First official reports said NOT a pretty picturedt But we’re proud of Users. stand appeared to block any tori of the accident which there were no casualties and chance of a test ban agree­ killed 23 persons. Cleveland and Davis. damage to the buildings was • • • ment before Christmas. Tho four-engined p i s t o n minor. When are we going to stop The Russian rejection came plane, carrying 31 persona calling the parade that a t [shortly after t h o U n i t e d (Tom Charlotte, N. C., crash Stocks Irregular hava at Thanksgiving the | States said it ia interested in cd and burned Friday night NEW YORK (UPI)—Stocks tho neutral proposals for re­ while groping toward a run got off to an Irregular start "Christmas" p a r a d e ? Since the central figure that solving the test ban deadlock. way through treacherous fog. on brisk turnover today. A preliminary report by Brokerage opinion on the gave the December holidays U. 8. Ambassador Arthur II their name has definitely been Dean told the conference the Civil Aeronautics Board inves market was widely mixed replaced, why tag it CHRIST- United States waa g i v i n g tlgatora Sunday offered sev as the session began, fully mas parade at all? . . . Let’s | careful consideration to the era! "if*" that might have reflecting tbe crosscurrents be realistic to the extent of proposals made last week by spelled the difference between in the busloess backdrop and life and death. railing it tha SANTA CLAUS Sweden and India, the technical picture which parade . . . Raally now, that's Tsarapkin. on the other if the pilot had been able to have developed to recent what It is, Isn’t It ? hand, again mentioned the see a few momenta earlier days. • * * Russian plan for test Inspcc that he was overshooting Run Did someone remember to tion by means of tho "black way 4 his last-second try to Eye Help Needed ask Clyde Piercy at tha Post- boxes" — unmanned seismic climb away from the ground GAINESVILLE (UPI) might have succeeded. office bow msny new box stations, Tbe state’s new eye bank la numbers be has to remember,! In serious trouble, and may now that the switch to new| be forced to close unless quarters has been made? support Is given Immediately, *) *•’ You should test bis mental according to Director Her­ agility on names and address­ bert K. Kaufman. Insufficient es that go with them I funds and too few donors a rt Amatlngil crippling t h e Institution, • • • Kaufman told more than M Just can't wait for that I members of Florida Lions An all-out effort by the Do- International Sunday. Powder-Puff football game j There is no proposal "at neat Sunday afternoon I t . . this time" to remove Sanford Land Chamber of Commerce Fana will hava a chance to see I from the toil - free calling to get all of the Deltona ser­ 700 To Tour in action tho best LOOKING ares of DeBary, Southern vice apparently has Dialed. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Bell Manager Bob Sbcdden grid stars they have seen all Tbe Development Commission II Tbo property belonging to yearl . . . Maybe not the most | reported today. has worked out a two-week the Uacklea lies one-third in Sbcdden said the first step "according • to • the - rule the territory serviced by the tour of Florida and the book" football, but PLENTY I toward possible extended DeLand division of Southern Southeastern United Slates to keep eaeitement at a high] service for DeBary subscrib­ for some 700 Scandinavians ers into the Orange City-De- Bell, one third In the terri wbo are expected in the pitch. lory serviced by the Orange Land area is p-eseofiy under­ • • • city company and the mat state in January. Commission CofC Pres Richard Deaaj way. Chairman Wendell Jarrsrd on the Sanford territory. aad his Awards Committee Tho survey ia being con­ recently returned from the are looking for tha CofC man ducted by post cards among Scandinavian countries, where that haa worked bard, done ] DeBary residents sod involves he worked out plans of tho a monthly rate increase for Herald Index heaps for city *r-d county tour. If yon bavo any suggestions, | the extended service, ShedBridge ._ send them to Chmn. Boh Shad den explained. Classified Berlin Wall Blast den at the 'phona company I In October. Sheddcn said a Comic* _ office or to Pres. Dess at real itruggla had been under Dear Abby — Opens Big Hole Chase and Co. . . . They'll be | way to get phone service for Edita rial ----the new Mackle brothers BERLIN (UPI) - A Urge considered. home-made bomb blasted a • • I development, Deltona, fa* Entertainm ent_ ..Legal* I’agu four-by-two-fout bole in the Docs anyone want to bet that Sanford. Communist anti-refugee wall Ho explained that part of the Stats Road Department Sunday and shattered 200 ,w!li put up tho money for a Deltona will be in the San­ windows to M arty ton hitoga. ford ctchange. •? Lake Monroe causeway?. Soviets Refuse Testiioflosal Crashed Plane Almost Made It Phone Changes Not Planned Now g>attf0 rii H e ra ld WASHINGTON (UPI) — WEATHER: F*lr through Tuesday. Low tonight 60. VOL. 58 United Press Leased W ire Established 1908 MON., DECEMBER 8, 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 6M Cleveland Differs W ith Plan For 'Temporary Apportion' State Rap. Mack Cleveland Jr. today took sharp Issue with big county legislators wbo are attempting to a*k the Federal Court to reapportion the state oe a temporary basis. “Tha court 1$ Just not In a position to dp this on any temporary bads. They should apply themaehres with due time to the reapportionment problem because special elec­ tions are ver* expensive," Cleveland explained. State Rep. Carey Matthews said Sunday the plan submit­ ted to the court would "most probably" be based on a 34- i t a n t e r , US-representaUve scheme. Tbo populous county plan would give oach congressional district thro* senators, with Dade County getting six seata. In the House, Dads would have 13 representatives. "We will ask tha court to put the plan into affect and order n special election to fill the new seats," Matthews ■aid. , Matthews, wbo led tbe fight against the plan WRrs de­ feated Nor. 8, said when the next Legislature meets. It will come up with a permanent reapportionment plan. County Towns' Elections Begin At Casselberry Russia Begins Moving Bombers Annual elections In Semi­ nole County municipalities opened today with Caiselberry the first to go to tbe polls. Elections are scheduled Thesday In A l t a m o n t e S p r i n g s , Longwood and Oviedo. Voting was r a p o r to d "mighty slow" tome two hour* after th* polls opened at 7 a. m. In Casselberry to­ day, with a turnout n( only 47 at the time. Candidates are John M. Burns, J. D. Self, Art Lego, Deocil S. Long, Ed Lunn and Lou Woodhim* (or aiderman; incumbent Carl S. Stoddard and Frad 0. Heath for mayor; Incumbent Sirs. Ulllan Bciael Henning for clerk and Incumbent Gu* Sawyer for marshal. Running unopposed Tues­ day to Altamonte for coun­ cilman are Gene R. Stephen­ son, Ward Three, and Stuart D. Fntch. Ward Four. Longwood council posts are being sought by lncumbeota R. C. Carlson and John Reams and by E. E. William­ son, Vernon Finch and Mark Bullock. Unopposed are in­ cumbent mayor A. R. Lormann and incumbent clerk, Mrs. Onni* Rockett Sbomate. Roy Sbomate is candidate for tax collector. Seeking re-election without opposition In Oviedo are councllmen Ben Jones, W. R. Cloots and W. II. Martin. Hair Raisins: Case MIAMI (UPI — Detectives are working on a hair raising case. Somebody stole 20 pounds of human hair and 214 wigs valued at more than 123,000. This Side Up KINGS LYNN, E n g l a n d (UPI) —A package delivered to |ha railway station here Sunday had "This side md" stamped on five of its nx WASHINGTON (UPI) Russia haa begun shipping ila IL 28 Jet bombers home from Cuba, the Defens* De­ partment announced today. Assistant Defense Secre­ tary Arthur Sylvester said that a Soviet ship haa been photographed and pictures showed fuselages of three of State Atty. Gen. Richard Ervin hna already said he wUl ask the court to redlitriet Florida on the basis of to sen­ ators and 144 House members. After spending 20 fruitless days to special session, many legislators feel tha court la th* only place to solve th* rtdistricting problem that hna beta plaguing Florida lor a decade. In a decision last Septem­ ber, the throe-judge panel la Miami expressed hope the state would solve Its own problems. If th* court decide* to give the Legislature a n o t h e r tho Red bombers on its deck. Th* ship, Identified at tbe Okhotsk, waa proceeding off the north coast of Cuba at the time it was photographed Saturday, Sylvester aald. He also aald that analysis of information available to the U. S. government shows that on Nov. 30 th* dismant­ chance, tt win moat likely wait until the regularly sched­ uled session to April, rather than calling another special station. But If tha eourt decides to reapportion the atate Itself, moat lawmakers feel It would uso tho legislative plan win­ ning the moat support aa ■ guide. Weekend maneuvering by legislative leaders may bring |h* lawmakers back J q TaUnhassee next week for % short' special session on reapportionmeat. If called, this third special session in the past four months, will last only two ling of IL28a was under way at the Saa Julian air field. Under terms of Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrush­ chev's recent promise to President Kennedy, all the twin-engine bombers-estlmated at between 30 and 40-are to be off the island by Dec. 20. Visitor Gets Cool Look At Lake A Canadian resklent ended up in Lako Monroe early this morning when hla car flipped out of control on Hwy. 17-02 and tank in five feet of water, tha Florida Highway Patrol reported. Th* driver of the car, Ron­ ald E. Hineman of Ontario, es­ caped serious Injury in th* mishap, Trooper BUI Stringfield said. IUntman, after th* car hft tha water, broke out th# win­ dow glass and escaped. II* wo* charged with rockleaa driving. In an accident Friday after­ noon, County Sanitarian Val Robbins attempted ta avoid hitting another rar at tho in­ tersection of Hwy. 17-92 and Lake Mary Blvd. and rolled over twice in a ditch. Suspect Held In Burglary Ctuuncey Evans, 38-yearold Negro from Georgia, Is being held ln custody today bv Oviedo Constable George M. Kelsey aa a suspect on ebsrgcs of breaking and en­ tering which occurred surly Sunday morning at the home of Rev. S. Griffin, Negro minister. Taken were a wrist watch and a man's suit coaL The watch was recovered later in tho day and Evana was picked up as a suspect at about 11 a. m. shortly there­ after. According to Kelsey, form­ al charges of breaking and entering will b* placed this afternoon with bond set at approximately Robbina waa admitted to .Seminole Memerial Hospital and treated for two broken rib*. Ng chargee wore filed. A 15-year-old boy, Larry Ziegler of Winter Park, waa treated at Wintar Park Hos­ pital Sunday when hla motor­ cycle turned over on Hwy. 438 and the boy fell off rolling in a ditch. Il« waa treated for cute and bruiaes and released. In Sanford Sunday, two youngster* received minor cute when their car turned over on Chase and 24th Si. The driver of the car was Shirley D. Ebar, 17. of Lake Monro*. A passenger, Barbara Alford, 18, waa treated in the hoepltal emergency room for minor cuts. Miss Eber waa charged with esrelrss driving. Another accident occurred in Oviedo at about 10 p. m. Saturday when three Semi­ nole County youth* overturn­ ed in a ditch and hit a cul­ vert Juat north of town on SR 419 after being chased at speeds up to 130 mites per hour for lorn* 23 miles by Constable George Kelsey. Reported injuries were to John Edward McConabt of Oviedo, 19, who lost an *yt and received a badly cut face; David Folghum of Oviedo, 30. who received scalp lacerations and facial abrasions and James Eugene White of Longwood, IS. wbo received a fractured arm and lacerations to the face and head. Kelsey Mid th* accident camq After lb# third separate time he bad given chase to the boys who were in a 1930 Plymouth, a former palrol car capable of running at least 130 miles per hour. Charges of willful and wanton reckless driving and resisting arrest have been placed against White with bonds totaling $300. Vagrancy charges were placed against McConaha and Fulghum wtlh bonds m ( at $100 each. days at the Speaker Mallory Barn* ef Leon aald today. Horn* snld be and Senate President ' Wtaoa Carreway plan is appoint n Joint.House* Senate committee to try to work up a compromise plan and get to advance the pledges of at toast ■ throe-fourths ma­ jority af both banaas to agree to veto tor tt. Homo end Camway con‘ apparently agreed to rill the legialatora hack if th* guar­ antee ia receivad ia advance that an acceptable plan will bo adopted. The IL M is a subsonic Jet bomber with a radius of operation of about 730 miles. Th* bombers were detected In Cuba at about the tome Um* that Aratrtcaa reconna Isstore pilots discovered the buildup of ballistic miss* 11* bases on tho Island in October. Th* Defense Department aald tt waa unabla to Im­ mediately i d e n t i f y any other fields where 1L2S* had been seen. A spokesman aald they had "appeared and re­ appeared la diffennt places." He declined to say whether they had been aeen flying over Um Island. A State Department offi­ cial told Congress today tha recent Cuban mlssjto crisis probably would result hi a renewed flight of refugees from Cuba to th* United States when air travel la re­ stored. J>h£& ! Turkey & Camera completn with flash At­ tachment, caae, nte, with each aet of 4 Den­ man Super Safety T im . FREE TURKEY with each aet of 4 Denman Air Stream Tire*. • GET YOUR TIRES INSPECTED FREE • EASY TIME PAYMENTS • NO CARRYING CHARGES # WE SPECIALIZE LN TIRES FOB FOREIGN CARS • WE GIVE PLAID STAMPS Take Advantage Of Our S3 Yearn Experience McRoberfs Tire Supply INCORPORATED 403 W. 1st. 8C Sanford Pk. PA 2-MS1 • — t— t || �bad withdraw* Saturday in eaosodaars with la d China’* aawb publicised withdrawal adhr tool mente. II did aot ■tatliB *th«r border i n u . Nabra'a report lo PuriiaBMat today was tba tin t of* fWial ladha word oa tba V1UHUIWIL "Behind tho Cbineao front tbaro bar* apparently boon »um withdrawal#," Nehru add. l a front pueftteaa tba Cbinna map hara tbhtnad ant actually.’ Mcbra foisted out, for esampla, that Peking bad ar* naiad la yatarn M Indlsa yciaaaan at BesudBa aa Wad* aaaday ao tha CMaaaa Com■arista obriooaif will not bar* withdrawn from' that* ftnM “HEBE COMES RUDOLPH," cry th thaachiW children u theyraw thaaa lO pratty rirla, led by “Rudolph" (Joan Jones, aacond from le ft front row) and (raided by Saudi Wright, far left back row, holding th e rains. Other •’reindeers" from lif t front row are Mary Scott, Joan, Donnft P ate n , Sharon William*, Bettina Y ak and Suaan Brown. Back row, Saadi, Sharon Drum. Jody Bedweli, Sylvia WUliama and Buaan Perkin*. Missing from tha photo ia Freddie BerryhilL Sanford’s -Marching Seminolss- Ugh aehool band, led by tba attnetir* “Twirling 8«»Inolaa" majorettes In thalr reindeer costumes will march In four Ckiiataaa pandaa tela Two Sanford boyi pertoora ytar. with "Tha L assen” from Tba SO mombar aggragntloa Florida Military School aid uata aa thalr tboraa for tho I CoUoga whea tba crack drill Cbrlatmaa aaaaon -Rudolph team marcbea with tba baad tho Rod-noaod Reindeer," with and color guard ia parades. Head Majoratte Joan Jonat I which thla year included the poalng aa Sadolph with tba grafted Cbriataaa pond*, help of * bright rod no**, end I Laaca Corporal g . W. Han* Mlaa Saadi Wright holding tha I cock, aoa of Mr. and Mrs. rains aa tha driver, driaaad ta g . C. Hancock of Flaacrett rad and white. Dr., la la his aacond ya*r. -Tho Ida* originated tight Ha baa played basketball aod yaars ago and afaieo that time waa a member of the honor baa thrilled many youngsters I roll aad tha Junior Lancers, (and older kids, too) watching pf*. Dean Smith, son of tba Yuletldo paradaa ta ritte* Mrs. Data Smith of HOT all over Central Florida,* Magnolia Dr., Je aUo la hie Bandmaster Ernest C a w la y l Mcood y ou at Florida Mill* raid. I tary School Captain of tha Marching The Lancers Is made up of -flams withdrawals appear to be going aa la aama place*," Nehru arid. "Tha position Is rather confused on# ao it la ate easy foe am to give any prods* Information. Appar­ BOMB (UPI) — florist Communist party seeretary ently there have bean some withdrawal*, aom* signs of Frol Xoilov publicly critlelsad withdraw*!* la raar areas, Communist China today for signs,of truck withdrawal* Its "adventuristic position" in tba fllno-IndUn border con­ dCftfFBe* Bom* Miniate* Lai Bahadur flict Shaatri mid luaday night It Without mentioning the probably would be several Chinese by nemo, Rostov, a Saminolaa baad la Charlaa ga- the 40-bait-drilled 10th and I nth grade cadets, la addidays before there would bo a mamber of the party’s ruling bun. altar picture of tba Chinae* presidium, told tho 10th con- Thls year tha colorful group I tlon to their performances at* gross of tha powerful Italian will march, twirl and play la g n u reviews through tba withdrawal. Ha reiterated the govern­ Communist party la a vara ment's riatemeutetUMIndU open who ar# certain of will aot aagutlata wkh Bad their historla future here no China If Its troops fall back only to tha caaea-flra Una aa- need to pUy with thermonu­ clear fire and endanger all tahUihsd by Faking. "India’s firm In tha stand the achievements of civilisa­ that unless tho Chinee# with­ tion." draw to positions of last September 8 vac will not t*l V ho arid. U. 8. Ambassador John Kenneth Galbraith flew north today to Urn headquarters base at Tt-irur for au on tbs i~ )t lx>prction of Indian flybi'n,- forces. U’ i.hnith planned to spend the d.iy at Ihc As*«m Plains town talking t» nil.tary men I'ritod Prats lataraattmal in r'la.’ge uf India's NEFA More than 100 famlliaa drfvnsu. This is expected to ware evacuated from several help t-»!lt>rvlth keep Washsouthwestern Oregon com­ intton infornrwi of India's munities Sunday night when military nv.-ds. heavy rains sent rivers and smaller streams pouring over thalr hanks. Drenching rains also poundBack To th e Old ad portions of Oklahoma and Texas. The edge of an un­ C hauffeur usual Atlantic Ocean storm NEW YORK (UPI)—David continued to batter the sou­ Dutitnsky, 70, president of the thern Atlantic seaboard with International Ladles Garment klgh tides and gal* tore* winds. Workers Union, will have to For the third straight day gat around la hit chauffeurSunday Midwestern commun­ LEADER l’INS were presented to Mr*. Gladys driven car tor a while. ities racalvad balmy weather Piloiun, second front left and to Mra. Margaret Dublnsky, who Is fond of bi­ and record high tempera­ Burke of North Orlando's Brownie Troop 695 a t cycling In Central Park, left tures. a meeting during which on investiture also waa his two-wheeler outside a Families at Rogue River, conducted for seven new members of tha troop. Manhattan restaurant a n d Shady Cover and Eagle Point, Pinning the leaders waa Mrs. Nance Russell, wbaa ba cama out It was gone. Ore., were removed from Tba labor leader said ba torGirl Scout Lyman neighborhood chairman. their homes after up to tour got to lock It. (Herald Photo) inches o( rain fell in tha irea. The rains slackened during the night, but heavy downpours were expected again today. Pour Medford, Ore., bridges were closed when Bear Creek overflowed. Several state highways ware closed when water rushed across them. The Alaska Cedar, a lum­ bercarrying chip out of Portland, Ora., was washed onto tho beach at Coos Bay, Ore. Tha 150-toot vessel had a crew of 14 men. No injur­ ies were reported. A Canadian rescue ship took a U. S. fishing boat into tow off Vancouver, B. C.. af­ ter tha craft waa battered by TO milc-an-houe winds which tore off her deck bouse. The tour-man crew stayed with the boat. ONE-YEAR PINS were presented to Debra Bishop, Patricia Webster and Sandra Grant, left to right, by Mra. Gladys Piioian, leader of North Orion* do Brownie Troop 595, a t ceremonies held a t the Community Building. (Herald Photo) // II*e X-’totft^ W•4an* * Larg* Trva Largest of ita typv in tha Unite! States ia an Ovarcup oak trva ia tha Ouachita rivtr bottoms of Arkansas- Tha trva Is tnurv than 18 frvt tn eircumfsrsncs aad naarly 100 fast tell 1 1 r ! Vto the Oekiasd Bate** nMMflidte |0W n d ff WR struettow oa South Maitland Ave., Gtraby said the tewa should look tor a short term teas tram same teesl tearing agency te hegte craufruetten of tea section af tee water system that wifl serve that arts. He alee assarted that if the fatenst rate teeaOy la toe high the government will adU k rtH at t k tz tfta i vanes tha money out of tha total Mas. I M to e f d e ttoewal aad rapUeemaat ta 4 Ira the ayw te a . Grab? arid the Hotee aod Bran# Finance Agaocy af the gaveremite, ftwas which tee funds era to he ehtotoed. r a o r a t e r i teat the base af D M * be taken frees tea teas. rad the town atari baftdtog tea to d rakfl tee p s w i a a l raowey |a avakaMe. Otearwten, said Grater, the ffllu ttr a ie la enter, aad he had the gavtram set’s affar to raahe te* tern which he a t. MSag M U a t e im p tm i af tee ritor aad passed g i tutor! in te h* fra wrated te tee Atlanta tefka af the MMFA Maoday hr Atteraay fl. J. Daria. 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(UPI) —A fierce Atlantic atorm drift­ ed slowly southward today and battered the Atlantic Seaboard with gale winds and high tides. No relief was in sight. “The storm is expected to drift a little southward in the next few hours with a ten­ dency to become stationary," the Weather Bureau said. “Therefore no relief is in sight and residents in the affected arras can look for more of the same." The week-old storm drifted Marshals On Job In Dakota Case MOUND CITY. S. D. (UPI) ••Federal marshals met to­ day to lay plans for remov­ ing—by force if necessary— Agriculture Department re­ cords from a building bar­ ricaded by embittered farm­ ers. U. S. Marshal Leonard T. Ilock a thorn met with his two regular and 16 special de­ puties to decide how to re­ move the records with the least amount of friction. “Out • of • state rabblerousers are responsible," Asst. U. S. Atty. Travis II. Lc.vln sal.1. Lewin told a meeting of Mound City residents the i ..cnis must be surrendi . cJ i oi.-ifully or he would i . J . ' t s federal marshals It • :t t>;cm. JIu:. :J Cl.y is objecting to t'.j : .; .:r of the county Agricultural C o n s e r v a t i o n and S.abllliatiun Service of­ fice to Herreid, a larger community. Cltlxena feel the next move of llarreid resi­ dents would be to advocate moving the county seat from Mound City to their town. Gov. Archie Gubbrud au­ thorised the State Motor Pa­ trol “ to keep law and or­ der." The Motor Patrol will not assist In the removal of the records. Research Service Adds Citrus Fund WASHINGTON (UPI) — T h e Agricultural Research Service la stepping up its pro­ gram to nid the citrus indus­ try through projects In Cali­ fornia, Florida and Texas, Sen. Thomas II. Kuchel (R-Calif.), reported today. Kuchel said the Increased ac­ tivity during the currant fiscal year was the result of an addi­ tional $150,000 appropriated for the ARS. The California Republican said Dr. Byron T. Shaw, chief af the ARS, hail told him the to establish a agency plana . new field atation at an unde­ cided location in California to inveatigats possible use of mechanical methods for pick­ ing and handling citrus fruit. ed in effect along ti.e coast from Cape Canaveral to Cape May. N. J. Winda up to 63 miles per hour were reported in heavy squalla near the center of the storm. Bough seas and tides up to three feel above normal continued to plague coastal areas from Virginia southward to northern Florida, cuusing serious beach erosion and minor flooding. Weather Bureau forecasters were puuled by the erratic behavior of the storm which remained stationary at times last week but retained its strength. Walter Hall, a Weather Bu­ reau forecaster here for 33 years, called the storm the most unusual hr had ever seen. Tho direction of the storm has changed frequently. Three crewmen were rescued from a North Carolina ferry system work boat Sunday aft­ er the vessel began listing to port and taking on water in rough seas off Pamlico Sound near Manteo, N. C. MIAMI (UPI) — Two cars plunged Into cunals Sunday killing four persons and rais­ ing the Florida weekend traf­ fic toll to at leust 10. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Booth, SI, both of Hialeah, died Sunday when their ear went out of control and plung­ ed into Snnpper Creek on Cor­ al Way in Miami. Police said Victor Alcatar Rodrigues, 27, of Hallandale and an unidentified companion died Sunday when their car went into a canal on a county road Just north of Delray Beach. Two Stetson University stu­ dents, Frank U. 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As for tte vast velum# of oalstiag tearing ant dlraotly Tba a m W tvaaa Fhrn ro tate and Dyaatnmka, lac-, is M t aaOad "Death VaHny" by tba Florida H%hway Patrol for nothin*. Ik la a a ast r e n d / daaferoua stretch of hi*hway, aad anythin* th a t has a tan* M g r to obstruct th a vtew o f a drtror M a t s a t of th a Big Traa lo a d ah ed li ha raesamlned to aea if aa im- ton t k u l f t f M t t f f t i neewhites fir* la United stain suburban fringes. Nevertheless, aonwhiu oco. M ale levels generally art relatively low, and eoaaUaat families may Had themselves priead out of tte “growth ana" la tte suburbs la any cast. Oa tag of thla, experience la maay ptacaa n u n t that Negroes and athar nonwhltes awra eantiotuly to taka ad­ vantage of lomrad barton of various m—*■ Tba outlook la that ttera will Letters Helen Fuller Soys Fabric Wears Thin long-drawa-eut court action. Yet none of these breeder state laws Is alder than 1950. There is tome expectation they may now be strengthen* eonaider that the time is ripe flrr a showdown oa BcrlM With tte West, when tte Ittastiea ta tte la s t is so draught with uncertainty for tbe Soviet Union. The undeglared war between Chlaa •nd India la briogiax into queitioa tba whole future of •Ine-Sovlot latattaM. By at­ tacking India's borders, China It publicly undermining Run- Wm Khrushchev, l i Ml tarn, ge tte last mllo aad keep Me premise te supply tte Indians with MIG flgMsr planes with which ta stead eft tte Chlaeso stuck ea item? After t e current Arctle tem b last series aaded ea Hav. M, will tbe USSR agree te baa all further tests, under mutaaOy acceptable eondlUaaat Would China l aaiteds that laasla was mating asm* man «ansa with tte West against her? Case 0-401: Alice D., aged T te answer ta these ques­ R b l college senior. tions could tall us much about "Dr. Crane," ate began, "I M R Alla, as maay otecrv- tte way tha world will tors. recently watched a TV show ia a n tellcve, tte nations of which several women advice tte Indian Subcontinent may columnists participated. ast te long ia taking alarm "One of them claimed to at­ aad JstBtag la defease against tract a huge mall to the pa­ tte eatamea perlL pers that run her column and Tha Soviet Union ttea she said she reads evtry let­ wasid have to choose be­ ter that tomes in. tween itaadJag beside Com­ “Doesn't that seem rather munist China against the rest exaggerated? I have doubted of tte world, or leaving ter word over rinse." China to stand against tte If ter oeereUrteo bod prev­ iously oponod all thooc Utters rest of tba world alone. Q—How long did the Amer­ (or her and had item neatly All of thti atm lies la tte distance in International ro­ ican Revelation last? stacked oa her desk, this ad­ A -Pnrn April 1». 1771, to vice columnist still couldn’t tations. Bat tte distance kas cover more than gg letters per a way of looming up and- Sept. 17, 1701. denly In the presonLday hour. So If she spent eight hours world. Then a n several O—Is volleyboll a American origin? per day doing nothing else but A—Ym , tha game waa in­ reading ter mall, ate would vented by William G. Morgan thus bo a bio to cover only 300 at tho YMCA at Holyute, letters. Mas*., in 1898. In my case, yon raiders ad me an average of 1,000 Q—What are tho ipoeial Utters per day but fortunate­ SWEAR!* power* of tho House of Rep­ ly moat of you ask for a book­ _ AFWONV resentatives? let, suck aa “gas Problems la A—Tho Kouao alone can Marriage” or “How to Lose vote impeachment and pros*- 10 Lbs. in 10 Days," etc. cuto tho trial of an officer, In­ Thus, It isn't necessary (or itiate bills for the raining of me to dovote my vatuabU rovonoo and, la tho ovent of time as a doctor to reading a procidentia! election in thoM simple requests. which a candidate lack* a ma­ But when you include per­ jority at electoral votes, can sonal problems and aik for select a president. special advice, then I read OUR BOARDING HOUSE Q—Which waa the first na­ tional park established by Congreos? A—Yellowstoon. page 4 Eanford, Florida n eb letters personally. "Dr. Graae," same of you h a v e probably wondered, "surely the mall service must make a big profit at SO cents per letter, doesn’t U? So why da you tell us It Is strictly a boo-profit, philanthropy form of aewsMBer education?" Aad that Is a question that a lot of college professors also raise, for most Americans bare UtUa understanding of business costs. Par instance, tba editor of a large Mlancsota dally tartly ashed the sales manager of the Hopkins Syndicate: "How many millions of dol­ lars kas Dr. Crane made from the dimes our readers send ta him?" So it ia klgk time to puncture this false notion about busi­ ness costs. Dartndl Corporation, which ia expert at aaslyriag business methods, recently reported that tte average ecet of each letter written by a business executive Is g.PT. Please note, I said MAT. Par mast of you readers visualise a letter as costing only four coats, lor the poetage stamp required l You'ra > lJt abort! Here la the Dartnell break­ down: PS tents of that cost la tor tte time of the executive who dictates at seven minutes per letter* and an tte assump­ tion his salary la only 1123 par wees). The stenographer gets ?g cents (on n salary of about Moo par month for a to-bour week). Her output is consider­ ed 20 letters per day! Pixed charges run to 44 cents, plus 11 cents for mailing and eight and one-half cents for materials. Non-productive labor adds 1? cents per letter and even tte filing runs five aad ooa-balf cents. go when I say your 20 cents doesn't pay for tte m^U ser­ vice Uut this great newspaper readers to your wide area, you can saa I’m net Joking. That’s why 1 must also do­ nate 30 speaking dates par year, all proceeds of which go to underwrite an average of $13,000 loss on this newspaper mail service. Bimember, too. that I also donate my time for dictating all personal replies and jacelve no royalties whatsoever oa the booklets I We maintain this maO. how­ ever. because it la a very helpful educational service, as thousands of you can attest do be grsteful to your news­ papers and don't malign your editor or ms by saying we make a penny from your let­ ters. (Always write to Dr. Crane ia ears of thlo newspaper, Altogether there are lg states, tba Virgin Islands, and Of cities with soma kind of an­ tidiscrimination statutes in the bousing field. Long before tte President's order, tha PHA had been refusing to insjm Mans la these areas to build­ ers who practiced discrimina­ tion. High United gtates sources say it is a pretty good guess that sooner or later tha feder­ al bar on discrimination will be extended to eover conven­ tionally financed new housing. If the penalties match those la the current presidential order, the housing industry believes the Impact would bo consider­ able. But federal officials do not underplay state efforts. With tbe President's order esti­ mated to affect IS per cent of new bousing starts, they fig­ ure state and local laws cover Cltad particularly by Mara] attoraays Is a Bupreme Court decision la a Wilmington, Del., dtortmlnottoB rasa Involving a rastsuraat Ruling for tha Nogro com­ plainant, tte high court sold U>at ia tba contract with the federally assisted authority which built aad operated tbe restaurant, constitutional as­ sertions of equality ware gov* ersing, “as certainly as though thsy were binding covenants written into the agreement UseW." Though they find this lang­ uage encouraging for an as* sault on bias in existing bous­ ing. Justice officials do not look for a single test ease de­ cision sweeping all befort it Kvea If the President's or* der Is ultimately extended to cover conventionally-financed bousing, the prospect of slow overall action la compounded by the ecoaomle and social factory affecting the noawhlte community. Housing oxports scanning la* oome and population figures calculate that about one mil­ lion aoawblta families have sufficient income to afford new or livable older homes In the developing suburbs. Today Door Editor: On behalf ef tho getnlaola County Junior Chamter of Commerce, I would like to taka thlo opprtwnltj to thank you for your nceOent cooperation In corering this years' Christmas Parade. Your pre-parade coverage was certainly tnstrnacaUl in turning out the largest crowd ever to witness a parade in gaafonL Again, maay thinks for your cooperation. Sincerely, Bob O’Neil, Chairman 1902 Jaycee Christmas Pared* Quotes It ia aa Important thing we have accomplished, but we have not done away with tte common cold, which I now have. —Dr. James Dewey Watson, awarded Notel Frias for big work In genetics. OYER SS YEARS at Pint aad Palmott* (Along Bid* Post OfflM) SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY • Carpet • Pasnlf o • TUe • Planes • Rental Bcda TYPEWRITERS g W O MACHINES ■ E l Row aad Used n r m a l Manual * ■'•W;:;:5E PJnrtrte SALES A RRNTALR HAYNES OrnCR MACUINR CO. 114 MaauaUa, Sanford Always Open Matter Of Fact Silver is the moat malle­ Q—Whoa w m tte first able and ductlla of all motels with the exception of gold. great U. g. depression? One gram of pure stiver can A—During 1UT. be drawn Into a wire more Q—Which la tte world's than a mile long and It can -------- . w t e M i p . 4 southerly known active be beaten Into leaves of |eee than ROOOag mm thickness. Mon., Daeambar 8.1963 A—Mount Erebus ea Vic­ It Is harder than gold hut softer than eepper. toria Land la Antarctica. ® lj* f t u t f i i t i t y n t t i t Q—In what country waa the title Pdauptin" cnee A—Dauphin w m tte this of tte eldest sea ef the King of France. Q—In sports what ta meant by "red-shirtlng”? A—The practice of holding back an athlete from compe­ tition for n year te take ad­ vantage of hla development WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF OUR NEW OFFICE LOCATED AT 101 FIRST STREET WEST Human: Sanford 822-7901 322-7252 SANFORD, FLORIDA RMOMTIRED REPRESENTATIVES SAM MOYER GORDON J. TOLL U f a DAY Printing W IE B O L D T CAMERA BHOP 310 R. Park At*. MEMBER: NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND OTHER LEADING DOMESTIC AND CANADIAN EXCHANGES MAIN OrnCB: ONE WALL STREET, NEW YORK S, N. T. IT ’S FOR YOU! IT ’S CHRISTMAS! Handy phono make happy horn et...a ll year round Telephone services are penonal, different, and appreciated all year loog Here are three ways to mate Christmas really special ia your home: With cits naton phones, for Mom ia the kitchen, (or Dad in his den and for every, ooe in the family room. Step-saving, timesaving extensions come in a wide choice of colon and styles. With Ilease Inttryboes as a pari of your family's regular telephone service. Home Interphone leu you talk room to room, ■newer tte door, relay outside calls, check on the children — all from tte Whh'*" M to o w l your calls * musical tones. When warm weather rctur r , C“ « Chime for a louder l that s casdy teerd on poceh or terrace. And romkfcr dte he* and other wel modem telephone services u * so easy order. Just call tte Buiinot Office or i Jour telephone man. S o u th c S �% LEAN • TENDER - FLAVORFUL AT LOWEST PRICES! T - Bone • Sirloin Porterhouse Full C u t Boneless ■ ■ Round LI LYMAN’S FREDDY GRANT (10) LOOKS for » receiver and then doddM to run w ith t h t ball during tba Oviedo gam*. Tha New York Giants’ “fabulous old men” are Eaatern Division champions of the National Football League for the second straight season and they’re Itching for another shot a t the Green Buy Packors because they’re confident “this time it’ll be differ* ent** The Clasts mad# the NFL playoff for the 13th time Sun­ day when they edged the Chi­ cago Peers, 20-24, la a fiercely-fought game highlighted Iqt fisticuffs, four field goals by Don Chandler, and the brilliant defensive play that baa become New York's trademark. The Packers clung to their ene-geme lead In their divi­ sion by trouncing the Loa Angeles Rama, 41-10, while (be aecondplaee Detroit Lions kept pace with e 21-14 rally­ ing victory over the Baltimore Colts. In Sunday's other games, (he Philadelphia Eagles came from behind to beat the Washington Redskins, 37-14; the Dallai Cowboys upset the Cleveland Browns, 43-21; the gan Francisco Forty Niners drubbed the Minnesota Vlktogs, 33-12, and the Pitts­ burgh Stealers best the St. Louis Cardinals. 19-7. Chandler's 16-yard field goal In the sixth minute of the final period provided the Giants with the margin for the win which boosted their lesson record to an insur­ C h i n (Imountable 10-2 |er earlier bad kicked field goals of 26, 47 and 37 yanli. The Bears came storming back after Chandler’s fourth kick and narrowed the Giants' kad to two points on a 23yard touchdown pass from filly Wade to Angelo Cola. But the GlantJ ran out the flock on the rushes of Alex Webster and Joe Morrison and a 30-yard punt by Chand- crest Ion League, closely pursued by the Platters in second and the Toppers con­ tinuing to occupy third spot. Gladys Pllolan was high bowler of tbe week in the league, rolling a trio of strikes and picking up n 2-7 square to take high game and high series honors with a 198/460. Joan Adams got her share of the splotlight with three strikes in a row and Sharon Kce and Clara Tlnlln both converted a 2-7 split while Lea Williams and Gene Lam­ bert downed the 3-10 split- SATURDAY CHERRY HILL, N. J. (UP1) —Kelso became the fifth horse to ever earn a million dollars by winning the $31,000 Governaria Plate at Garden State. NEW YORK—Cleveland was picked as the site for the 1963 All-Star baseball game. BIRMINGHAM. A la.-A la­ bama defeated Auburn, 38 0, and accepted a bid to oppose Oklahoma In the Orange Bowl. kr. MIAMI-Miami of Florida A 13-yard penalty against tamed a Gotham Bowl berth defensive end Ed O’BradovIch with a 17-15 victory over Flor­ of the Rears for punching ida. Phil King of tha Giants who were leading only 20-17 at UNIVERSITY. M iss.-M is­ the time and the penalty put sissippi beat Mississippi State, Bears’ 29. 13-6, for a perfect season and them Chandler kecked hla third a trip to the Sugar Bowl field goal a few plays later. against Arkansas. Paul Hornung returned to • SUNDAY fulltime duty with the Pack­ CniCAGO-The New York ers for the first time In Giants clinched the Eastern •even weeks and scored their Division title in the National first touchdown against the Football League by defeating Rama by catching a 30-ysrd the Chicago Bears, 26 24. pass from Bart Starr. Jim Taylor bucked over for two WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. •cores, Starr threw another —Dave Ragan won the West abort touchdown pass to Ron Palm Beach Golf Open with Kramer and Jerry Kramer a 277. kicked two field goals as the Packers regained their win­ BUFFALO. N. Y.-Tbe Dal­ ning habit after their Thanks­ las Texans, despite s 23 14 loss giving Day loss at Detroit. to the Buffalo Bill*, backed Reserve quarterback Earl into the Western Division title Morrall came off tbe bench In the American FootbaU Lea­ to the final period and en­ gue. gineered tw o touchdown drives that gave the Lion* TORONTO - The Winnipeg (heir victory over Km Colts. Blue Bombers defeated the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. 28-27, to (More Sports on Page 8.) win Canada's national pro football Grey Cup. GET INTO CIVIL SERVICE WORK! Many appointment! to U. S. Civil Service Jobe will be made durinu the next 12 months. These positions provide SECURITY for you and your family with good pay. steady employment and advance­ ment. Many jobe requite little vt no epeeiaUxed e<hie»* Lincoln S v le e ^ e privately owned eehool, heir* thoueands prepare for these tesU each year. For full Information on U. S. Civil Service Jobs, mail TQDAk. LINCOLN SERVICE. D E P f. 11 Pekin, Illinois Name 100% PURE GREYHOUNDS HALFBACK JOHNNY Crias* well grabs one out of the air as Oviedo’s Jnkubcin makes a frantic try to breuk it up. In th« Sandapurs Bowling Lea gut, the powerful Jet Inn team refuses to be plowed down as they go Into their sixth week as occupants ot first place In the Friday night loop. They hung on to their game and a half lead over Me Roberta Tlr# by aweeping three straight from Allx of Sanford. Mary Pinter led the Jet Dot Powell led tbe bowlers In the Thursday Nile Mixed League with a 383 scries and leading her team to take all four points from Steinmayara. Others having 300 plus serlei were Ralph Delta and Jimmy Anderson, also of Powell's team, with 372 and 312 respectively; Pete Dukur of Steinmeyer'a with a 302 and Clyde Picrcy of Mrs. Appleby's Restaur­ ant team with a 323. Only three splits were re­ ported as having been con­ verted, all by members of Powell's Team. Jim Ander­ son made the 49; Ellen Betts the 3-tO end Erma An­ derson tbe 2-7. STANDINGS Powell's Off. Sup. Appleby’s Res. Pryor’s SFI Cook's Corner Steinmeyer'a Roof. Heart Council 3t 27 26 16 IS It Inns to tha victory with a 1T4/4M high aeries for tbe night. Me Roberta Tire la putting the heat on the Jet Inn ag­ gregation with their three wins from Stcmper's Real Estate. Pat Foster was high for the McRobcrts with a 167/484 and Pat Robbins was top girl for Stemper with a 162/432 series. Welsh Tire camo up to third slot with a three point win from Plerro Mfg. Co., and St. John's and Factory Paint Outlat split tho differ­ ence with each winning two polnta. High game of the evening wss a 1M rolled by Peggy Stewart with Jean Monroe's 181 close behind. It was a slow night for splits and strikes with only Pat nohhins reporting a 36 conversion and Jean Mon­ roe putting three strikea to­ gether. STANDINGS Jet Inn , McRobcrts Tire Welsh Tire Allx of Sanford Stemper Real Est. St. John’s Realty Factory Paint Pierre 3Ifg Co 31 20'4 2714 26 2414 21'.* 1614 16 For tha firs t time this aeoaii, Lyman depended almost entirely on the throwing Arm of quarterback Fred Grant, who took to the a!/ early In the game when the Oviedo boys proved 7 too much of ■ stumbling block the listing genie e neceeelty. for Lymea’a powerful and Alao/.tarring for lh# tL1?n* usually emooth running atCourier, ploying wits an Injured knee, who The first score come In the !9 and con"**1! first period when Orent Inter- •y0" n,n* of thsm f o r n total copied one of,Jimmy Courier's f wa** “ °7' ™ .orn, pause on the Lyman 80 and r 10 ** w th. * ba<* skipped hla way, behind excel* CM tha r*c,lvlll« •* lent blocking, for 70 yards endi 997 passes. .h. Kom S e ..t r a A .P^Ucular h.lfUme .how kicked by Smith. by tha Lyman Rand and ms* Lyman brought the half tin/ JorVtM • ~ w«lrl score to 85*0 with Ray Bur/ roUllln! .Jjf a *"»®*«e hart taking a tou from OrJ t and • * ““» * •“■ *» °* » " * • for 11 yards and one sc>X, *** ,by , *rb*r* p!*1*' * ho John Criuwell lugging a shirt tw rl,d bato“ with flaming pass ecroee for nine yerda Jnrt anda a«a,“ t » * ■ * * • * • « La Rue Balmer pulling a s i c "«h* ? , ^ 1^ , ' r 1,n*Jo" lUa taculer fumble recovery Tnd 00 scooting 40 yards for anther icorte I After a scoreless third juarter, Smith and Grant tdmed up on a «0 yard p . .. p/y In th# Uit canto for a toucflovrn and guard Maroin Fallow, re* taxing In th . hackfl.l/ car* rlcd the pigskin over frjn the two for the final tally if the J® {“ * ^ J? Yarua 1anmg 07 J0-17 Pause Attd. Conu 9-19 ■ Fm «m Intercepted 0 ® _ I’“nta, . 8'2* 2 Fumble* U s t a 00 Varda l’cnallsed 15 Ferl-M etw ele B«rt(ef N ifbtlv D eity Deeble Q eieteles (v e ry G enu H eeled !■ W inter Orlando-Seminele FRONTON U.S. 17-92 et FUN PARK Kansas Queen Northern Tissue 6 rolls ----.• >. # • V /IT IZ I ^ C l d l G S a PLANTATION • U R G E BAGS LenQ inpiOnSnip TOKYO (UPl) — Carlo* Ortii of New York, a righthand specialist, made a sueceuful first defense of bii world lightweight championship tonight by knocking out southpaw Teruo Koiaka o( Japan in the fifth round of Japan's first 113-pound title bout. 17 lS'b 2tP4 22 23'4 2614 31'4 32 Holiday Game EVERFRESH FAMILY SIZE DETROIT (UPD-The New York Yankees will make an unprecedented holiday appear­ ance In Detroit next season when they oppose the Ameri­ can League champions in a Labor Day doublchcader. The Yankees also will play five night games In Detroit. fr 4 L* iq There are n o strin g s on an independent inurance agent 7:45 P.M. NIGHTLY (Except Sunday] Fla. Grade A D & D Oviedo M atinees Ladle* Night Mon. & T hun. Bacon v Mon., Wed. & Sat. 1:15 P. M. Smoked ■ALtt J*yBaa Grant attempUd a ftal of completed and three isulted directly In touchdown. The Arm’* total yardage l.r the evening waa a tilg 206 Lyman's ruiuilng sir, l’aul Blackfonl accounted 1r GO of tho Greyhounds yar i from scrimmage and end Juhnny Criswell accounted fu another 2G. Oviedo's line did yeoman work in bringing th Lyman running game to e t eechlng halt and making rs< urse to GroundBeefJibs. Take a good, fresh look at the man from whom you buy insurante (or your car or home. Is be free to put your interests before those of an insurance company? He Is—*’/ he's an independent insurance agent. An independent agent rrpretents not one, but several companics. So he's free to select the best policies for your individual situation. If you have a lou, he's free to represent your intr first—to nuke sure that yu paid quickly, fairly, The Big Difference in it incr is the continuing, per* mention of an Imlcpciu murance agent! For insurance tailored to ; teds, stop in to see ua. As 'tsional. Independent in we agents, we're pledget, rvc you fusil INSURANCE AGETT Bauch Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru Dec. 5 2 Convenient Locations 4th. SL & Sanford Ave. SEE YOUR INDEPENENT iH « u re 4 by members ef tbe Fieridissects Uea 38( 9C |9‘ U. S. No.1 Potatoes 10 Ga. Sweet Potatoes Lb. Mustard-Turnips-Collards ( jJ S L 1100 W. 13th S t �By Abigail Van Burcn ’inner Frtentf# sf Jse TIUk wfAha gbd Is km* * ■ !* • is progmalag aicety, fsAowtag aerpary at Ms Holiday How mtfos sf school shOdrsa.” Surprise th et¥la aSdU pty a toedtag m Ntetlvea I srorythlng m gtvsB dsy ta lks Flak a to fl*s to ittaadad the family birthday dinner for Mrs. ng great-grandson Merle Lloyd Horton. Loft to iter, Mrs. Jesse Horton and W daughter Mrs. (Herald Photo) Showe\ HonorsMrs. Lyons Mrs. | William Young sad Mr*. | many Tal-1 Carlyle Swofford. greets Mra. | Th# honor**received I meats --------------pooch ■Utfcm, but s pert s i tbs child's Warning experience. Good manner*, th# abOtty Is gat along with others, as w*H ■ as good fsod habits are taught through today's sshssl taaah program,'' aha amshdodL la IMS, Mr*. Amm Ntlqpn, who took over the (Backroom In 1123 retired after 32 years aa manager, and was protest* ed with a life membcrihip In . ■ tho school lunchroom organ!* - ; aaUon, and a plaque, which aha ahowa la the photo. The old lunchroom, pioneer entrrprUe of the county has a new coat of paint and a new . tilt covering on the floor tbii year, ai well as new tablet. • • • ■ ruRMKH STAFF ARTIST for the Herald. Mrs. Lucille Johnson, mother of four wild M and wooly boya now haa rea­ lized her heart'* deaire and produced a baby girl. Little Janice Helen Johnson wai born Nor. 3 in Norfolk, weighing in a 0 pounds Mi ounce*. Huiband Henry M ■till aboard the USS LRU# Rock. Families of boys or familkt of Kiris who long for Just on* child or the opposite tea can appreciate Lucille and Heavy's MBA EDGAR LYONS, front (scaled) guest of honor a t l recent shower Joy. * o * DEBBIB SCOTT, who’s al­ ways doing something Is get In the newt, haa been sleeted treasurer of Delta, Delta, Del­ ta sorority at Emory Univer­ sity la Atlanta. Hobby Luncheon Planned By Altamonte Club «* . Ur»- Harold Willi*. Mr*. Jimmy Nutter, Mr*. Lola Anderson, Mr*. S. 0. Elgin ind Mr*. Leonird Canelber- M A R T I N VKBSHEL celebrated his fourth birthday hat Friday with • party at the Pinecrest Kiddie Korner. Mora than 20 youngsters were served cup cakee at the party. (Herald Photo) Fidelis Clast Christmas Party lovely beby gifts aad wore served refreshof sandwiches, cabs, aad coffee. Center- piece for the serving table wai a pink paper oaraio! and the cake wsi deetwstod with tiny pink and blue baby bootee*. Gucet* attending were Mr*. Phyllis Black, Mr*. Gsrliod Shaw, Mr*. Don MacLeod, Mr*. Fred I.yo*u, Mr*. Leonard Andrew*, Mr*. Dorla Ly­ on., Mr*. E T.tso, Mr*. R. C. Cirlion, Mr*. Helen M«r rltt, Mr*. Roliod Lyon*, Mr*. Edna Hunter, Mr*. Cirol Hunter, Mr*. Jick Slmoklm, Mr*. Bill Slmpkim, Mr*. W. L. Moon, Mr*. William Whir- also he Altai hr the d ais tor a needy to ally. Mr*. Vernon Hardin led tb* « . laetstamest daring Am social hoar with sa Interesting game af “password”. Each mombor of the wtaatag team received a prise. Refreshment* ef carrot cak* sad coffee warn ssrrod by the hsrttwos. Other mem­ ber* prescat ware Mam*. M. M. Cterelaad, Bony Ptarcy, W. A. Caste; Mflasr Osborn*. E d Alderman, D o a a l d rUmm, W. W. M a i, LueOte Carroll and Mbs Lois Gtau. Class of the First Baptist Church will bold tbolr annual Christmas party this Tuesday st the Florida Power Corporatioa Employes’ ■I _ Recreation Building, in Enterprise, start­ ing at 7:30 p. aa. • 0 • DEAR ABBY: Thank you for making it known that tattoos can be removed by a physician. Some people still believe that just because they foolishly got themselves tatooed when they were out on a spree * * * DEAR ABBY: My daughter had a child out of wedlock when she was 16. She married shortly afterwards and her husband adopted the boy. A t 18 the boy joined the Air Force. He was never told that he was ille­ gitimate. Everybody knows but him. I told my daughter to write the chap­ lain and have him tell the boy. He is a mad now and should be told. My daughter refused, and even forbade roe to write my own grandson for fear I might slip and tell him. She has robbed him of his greatest joy . . . to write to his Granny. We have always been on good terms. I say the boy should be told. I think my dau­ ghter is afraid her son will find out she was no angel. What is your opin­ ion? GRANNY DEAR GRANNY: It appears to me that you’ve never forgiven your daughter and would like to punish her through her son. My advice is to stay out of your daughter’s personal relations with her eon. • • DEAR SISTER: Leave him alone. He'a normal. He'll discover “girls” soon enough — or some “Jane’’ will discover him I • • M What’s on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a self • addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 8365, Beverly HiUs, Calif. • • • For Abby’a booklet, “How To Have A Lovely Wedding,” send BO cents to Abby, Box 8865, Beverly Hills, Calif. By Oswald Jacoby Chlffora Aad C r« f« Sophisticated Aad Bouffaata M ARY EST H E R ’S -The street* of London are filled with unfortunate* who failed to draw trump*, and tb* streets of New York are filled with others who drew trumps too soon. But thers ia a happy medium whan declarer draws trumps a* aeon as he can af­ ford i t In today’s hand Smith can afford to play two round* of trumps. He needs on* of dum. my's trumps to ruff the deuce ef hearts and drawing two rounds of trumps will leave one available. If trump* break three-two South has no wor­ ries and If they break 4-1 there is no line of play that will do hint any good. trump* end shows his band with th* announcement that he plans to raff his deuce of hearts In dummy and that whichever opponent holda th* last missing trump can take to 104 it any time he pleases. W102 There Is an Interesting fea­ OXJI T 4 1 1 1 (1 1 ture In th* bidding. South uses Blackwood to check for toASTSI acee, but Rcuth settle* for th* small slam after finding >4XQ« out that hla partner holda Both vulnerable both missing ones. The reason la that South haa heard hia partner’s four ipade bid and South la sort that If North held the king and queen of spades, plus two aces North So South wins the first | would never have offered the ick, plays two rounds of | chance to stop at gams only. ii)& J.he (Oomsm : By Ruth Millett South Seminole Th* Womaa'a Society of Christian Service of First Methodist Church will meet this Tuesday, In McKinley Hall. Th# executive commit, to* meeting will begin at 9 a. m. with th* business aad program meeting at 9:43. Mra. Asbby Jooes will have charg of the program using th# U me “Hear the Angels Sing.” Two niest soloists will parUcipatl They are Mrs. O. B. Drake If P in t Baptist Church ■nd H*. Robert Bennett of Grace fethodlst Church. THE HEJULD STAFF got New Families another round of flu shots MISS ANNA NELSON Friday, their second of tha Nora C. Norris, Welcome MISS ANNA NELSON, man season, and this brings up a Wagon Hostess, reports tbs ■gar of tho Grammar School warning that haa been issued following mw restdeets wel­ lunchroom for 32 years re­ by th* Americas Medical comed recently to the South calls when lunches was* said Assn. ATTRESS Seminole ares: They expect that an epidem­ for 10 cents each. NOVATION A (ample menu for tjiat ic of Asian fin ia likely to oc­ Mr. sad Mrs. David Helmpries was peas, slaw and cur In tbo U. 8. in tho winter scbussel' sad children, Mi­ Business Coffee bread, with extra bread cost- of 1902-S3 as lsrgs numbers chael, Kevin, Sharou, Deborah Members of the Lake Mary Inch ra Reprocessing, of cases ia Asia test year have tog a penny. Woman’s Club will hold a i’adi x. Adding Necessary ■ad Judy, from Ohio; Mr.and In the winter time, the slowly spread around tho New Padding. New InMrs. Arnold Austin and Cheryl "come as you are” coffee ■ule a and New Cover. tnnchruom workers healed as­ globe. and abort business meeting, bestos mats on the wood stove Stocks of anti-lnfluonaa vac­ Ana from Elkton, Md.; Mr. this Thursday at to a. m. aad stood on them to keep cina have b*«a built up aad and Mrs. Edward Mussaw at th* Chamber of Commerce tha AMA la hopeful that th* warm white working. Building, la Lake Mary. from Elmira. N. Y. Checking tor lunchroom disease may not prove as de­ Final plans will ba mad* Mr, sod Mrs. Jasper Cohen stories during the recent vastating this winter as tha tor th* dinner-dance schedul­ from Hollywood, Fla.: Mr. and American Education Week, bad epidemic hi 1937-34. Mrs. Ruby Davis, lunchroom Although to th* average Mrs. Aaron Smith from Tam­ ed for Dee. 18 at the Cham, manager at tb* SouthsUe healthy person, Aslan fin pa; Mr. aad Mrs. Barney bar of Commerce Building BEDDING CO. School discovered that on means four or five days of Thornton, Mickey sad Barry for members, their family ft Magnolia FA 2-4321 Juno >4, 1921, tha Sanford misery and waaknsss, to older from New Jeraey; Mr. sod and friends. Woman’s Club chairman, Mrs. people and those la III health, Mrs. B. E. Beek. Patricia. Henry Wight called a meeting tha virus can ba deadly. In Ronald, Douglas, David. De­ of her group, together with the five years alnca it first nise, Donald, Philip aad Grag members of the Welfare De­ appeared her* it haa contri­ from Orlando. partment (of the club) to dis­ buted to th* death of 90,000 Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Cbarwa DOW CASH cuss doing something about Americans, according to tha and ton, John, aad Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Heintxteman. nlty of our friends and enasetting up s school lunch pro­ AMA report. Jc u* questions about dry tamers Stephen, Rickey and Jeff, all gram ia Semloole County. Porsons w i t h diabetes, cleanini Jnd clothes car* that it ecTh* ladles knew that neigh­ chronic heart, circulatory and from England; Mr. and Mrs. curved Mus there might b* a groat boring towns and communities kidney disease* should bo par- Donald Grenville, Philip, Ter­ many « i n who had tb* asm* probIsm* a | questions but Just didn’t had such a program going aad tlcularly careful. Persons with ry, Linda and Sandra from Id to asking them. W* wonwanted their children to havo pulmonary TB, chorale asth­ New Jersey; Mr. and Mr*. [there might b« a way w* Billy Piloted, Billy Jimmy, the asm* advantage. ma and chronic bronchitis or k-uss some of these s u b je c ts , Th* ladies took sumo in other ailments of tho lungs Sarah aad Saady from Orlan­ pen forum, and this column wostlgatlng trips, did a lot aad air passages a n alas In do. Mr. aad Mrs. Richard Con­ «f talking, asked a lot *f danger from Aslan flu. questions and decided to leave There is no cur* for Asian stantin*, Richard, B o b b y , with sMrivty of facta and eommanta the matter with tea Education­ flu once U takes hold, hot la Mike, Anthony and Debbie about dry cleaning. Wei try to offer tip* on how to al Committee of the Welfare many instances fin vaccina from Wilmington. D*L Mr. conserve clothta and getlor* wear out of them, how to keep them looking bettq how to select them for a*rDepartment to consider the helpo prevent it. Persons over aad Mra. Jack Haytcr, How­ ways and mtans of getting tha 43, and especially tho## over ard sad Stephan from Miami; <3 should do all they can to Mr. aad Mrs. Milford Christ, Job (tons. Well also suggest Jfu l facts about such problems Th* minutes of the Woman’s prevent catching Asian flu. Milford sad Vicki from Pe­ aa stains and wnat tolo about them . . . different oria, BL; and Mr. and Mrs. fabrics, Uke the new skthctica, and what you should Club states that “through the look for in buying anftaring for them . . . cleaning untiring efforts of the com­ T1IE FLORIDA SYMPHONY Frank lagete. Frank, Jeaaaiao problems with dyee, shftkage, arui so on. Maybe along mittee, the generous publicity ORCHESTRA la presenting aad Cheryl from Lawrence, ih# way we’U even fimipace to toes ia a few personal campaign of tha Sanford Her­ throe excelleat programs for Kan. comments. I . ald. tha drives and entertain- children this season that will Wa hop* you’ll Leva* a regular reader . , , aad * meat put on to roue tee mon­ bo rnjoyed by adults, too. tickets hero, la that • fabulous regular customer. Yogi find that our cleaning service ey for • building in which to Tbo first one Is Amahl and number havo already been is fast, thorough andL-peiulabl# . . . for evsrythlng earn the lunches, th* venture tbo Night Visiters on Dec. 27, subscribed without oven a from the most dcllcaf fabrics to the toughest worklater tee famona Captain Kan­ word of publicity. was successful.” doth**. Bring them Uor call for prompt pick-up and delivery. If you’re interested, call On Monday, Oct. 10. 1921. garoo and tha third one it the canteen-type building with Hansel aad GrotaL Mrs. Frank Mahan* at 62# DOWNTOWN CLIANERS ft LAUNDERERS equipment for serving hot First reports ia from KOi- Scott Av*. 1 can guarantee 111 PALMETTO AVI FA 2-5291 ■hath Mahan*, ia charge of your children wUl love it. FOR EVERYONE Memo to wive*: Do you take your husband for granted, or worse yet, have you convinced yourself that he’* no prise package? If ao, maybe you had better take a long and more appro— dative look at that huiband ™ of your*. Husbands, It would seem, are hard to replace. At least one lonely, 35-ye»r-old widow in C a l i f o r n i a recently “bought" another woman’* husband for g 10,000. Th* deal cam* to light be­ cause the husband, whose wife sold him for cash, didn't £ stay with th* wife who bought him as she expected he would. Instead, he walked out on her after less than 24 hours, and th* ease waa brought to court because the husband-buyer Foretold Discovery Mathematician* t r a c k e d down tb# planet Pluto, which was an object of search for many years, in accordance with prediction* by Dr. Perrival Lowell before it* actual discovery in 1930. wanted her money back. T h i s unique transaction ought to be an eye-opener to wivee. Th* competition among women looking for husband No. 2 must be getting pretty cutthroat if one women will Driving Lesson Ends In House CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa — (U P D - Edward J. Marek took his daughter, Suzanne, 18. for a driving lesson Sun­ day — and wished be hadn't She was making a left turn when the car jumped • curb, rolled across a lawn, smashed through two fences, ran ovsr a patio, slammed into a bouse, ptunging into the kitchen, shearing a gas line, forcing the M. E. Rowley family to flee until firemen could clear the house of gas. Miss Marek was charged with driving without a license; her father with per­ mitting an unauthorized person to drive. 111 C M N ilrillii <l) Pet# * Q tM r i TUESDAY P . M. 11:11 III Lat* #r t.ir* <t) Tesr P in t Imprts■te» (f) b i l l For# Shew 11:11 II Harr? RMioair Ki w i till! Ill Truth or Con***. It) F*lh»r Know* t u t (II M ink (or Trait* row llttl III Ostsiag U ih t (1) Mid.Fra. it it t r t 11:11 III WBC Nsws i i f i r t 1:11 III nsekttor rather IS) X.ws - Weather 1:11 (I) lamime (I) ailmaeUre 141 III At The Wart! tu n e It) Mcleaee (I) lllihwar Petrel 1:11 (I) reeeworl 111 Merr (Irlfftn Show (I) bar In Court 1:11 III Art Uahletter READ GIJjp $mtford 2praUt ARE YOU JITTERY? “THE WAR LOVER” WAR NERVES CURED l ! ! UR. PRINCE BAYS Calm Down At Th# Movies I I R IT Z OPEN 11:43 TODAY ft TIES. At 1:90 • 3.43 • 1:13 7:30 • 9:20 ADS DAILY | NJ I v l 1 I I \ » IIIUI ln4 T HI A UI f PHONE FA 2-1119 TONITE A TUBS. 7:00 ft 11:13 Wildest Party Ever Fllrasd (1) I Leg I Urea 1:11 It) Superman l:ll It) Weather Shew “Don't let 18 mi. stand in the way of happl- M adame Donna Psychic Reader The Unseen WorldGreatest Power On _ _ E a r th ^ TV RENTAL Seminole TV Z*ahh Cater TV Sate* MOO laafstd At*. PA S-4W One ConsaHation Win Help You Phone 611-709* For Appointment 1181 N. Orlande At*. Winter Park, Fieri#* offer another woman 110,000 for her husband. So It would aeem that even though • wife may regard her husband as far from Ideal, there are- probably any num­ ber of women who would be glad to have him if tha wife would let him go. And then the wife would be right in there tackling that terrific second-husband com­ petition herself. Th* moral to all thla would seem to be:—Held on to the husband you have, av*n if you don't think he’s much of a prise. It Just might be that be U more of a prise than you realise and that there are plenty of women who would be delighted to have you put him back into circulation. Take time to read Ruth MilUtt’s booklet, “Happier Wives (hints for husbands).” Just send 23 cents to Ruth Millett Reader Service, elo The San­ ford Herald, P. O. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 19, N. Y. t t :l t (D mi*.PI*. Ftaal a*. *«rt 1:1# (I) Wsalktr 11:1% (I ) Hsltywee# M**1* C inltM l# lt:H (I) Tw ill U i * S:M (I) Sir# On 1:11 (T) Continental Classroom 111* (I) ColUa* «f th# Air 1:11 (1) Stan On t i >' ( I ) T *s«r (i> wnk* o* m*ti#i l i t! (l» Parra Market aw MM Polaris Story To Be Televised The U. S. Navy baa citend. ed cooperation to tha Na­ tional Broadcasting Company In production of a one hour news documentary about tbs Polaris submarina program. Tb* special program was filmed In color by the first television crew ever permit­ ted aboard a Polaris sub­ marine during aa extended mission that included the fir­ ing of its missiles. A six man NBC News crew, Including correspondent Martin Agron* sky, spent II days aboard the USS George Washington and filmed In detail s real­ istic training exercise and the launching of missiles Into tbo Atlantic Missile Range. EnUtled “Polaris Subma­ rine: Journal of Under*#* Voyage” the documentary win be presented on the NRC television network Dec. II. Consult the Herald’s station listings tor time and chan­ nel. PRICIf GOOD THRU WED., DIC. STH. QooatHy Righto Rosemd FF DELUXE BYRD'S TASTY FF DELUXE WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF FRUIT CAKE MATERIALS FOR YOUR HOLIDAY BAKING PLEASURE N ESTLE'S CRUNCH g t.b a r 3 9 * 1 By GBOROB B- PAPCUN Possibly some of you have been bothered on oc­ casion by slgsagging and herringbonlng p a t t e r n s flitting across your screen. Just about anything elec­ trical can cause thla nervejangling interference. Diathermy machines, for example, can effect rocepticn for mile* around and household appliances from bottle-warmer* to electric blanket*, aa well aa old style tungsten filament lamps, are also potential sources of interference. Your aource for complete TV repair, by the way, haa to be TOWN AND COUNTRY TV SERVICE. Our work U fast, thorough and designed to give your old act a new lease on life. For reliable work—always —call on TOWN AND COUNTRY TV SERVICE, where you ran find color TV by WESTINGHOUSE, 2333 Park Drive, FA 2-B3S2. KRAFT'S SALAD DRESSING OR FRE-MAR FF DELUXE KRAFT S a la d O r e s s i n j m m mr-it P0T4T0SS 13 DAYS T IL th* Best Picture of '43 liH (I) Wttllsaetra (SI Lorelta T « n | It) Qeeen Par A Dap 1:1* ID To Tell The Truth It) Whs be Ton True! IS) Tount Dr. Slalone 1:11 (I) bouelae Edwards Jtsws Ill Secret Storm III American Bandstand (1) Make Beam Per DaSSr 1:11 (I) Cdge or Ml*h» 111 Here'e HaltJneed (t) Dtecorerr 'l l 1:1# III American Neweetand t i l l IS) NDO Petra 14* It) Pepere -Pterheuee • DEAR ABBY: I am a 15-yearold girl who ia worried about her brother. He ia 17, very good-looking, haa a build like TARZAN and I think there ia something the m atter with him. He doesn’t like girls! All he is interested in ia sports, his guitar, hunting and country mu­ sic. He doesn’t even Uke rock and roll. How can I get him interested in girla? TARZAN’S SISTER Party Drettca and standing, left to right, are the hostesses, Mrs. CarlyllSwotford, Mrs. Mary Mobley end Mrs. William Young. (Herald Photo) Welcomes DEAR JULIET: And what if it doesn’t work? You’ll have to go hunt op your husband in somebody Oise’s orchard. No thanks. I say tell him f you love him, refuse to share him, w and If you cntch him straying you’ll have his scalp i a very embarrassing part of his an­ atomy before he could pass the phy­ sical . AN M.D, Tbs Fidelia Sunday School Members slap will bring gifts suitable tor residents of tbo County Homo and each should bo tagged designating whether it is for a man or a woman. Highlight of tho luncheon wUl bo a surprise program about which ares board mem­ bers havo not been advised except that it promises an afternoon of fun for sU at­ tending. DEAR ABBY: Pleasg print this to tot other wires know how one wife feels shoot office parties. I think it's silly for a wife to try to keep her husband from goiuf. Let him go and ten him to have a good time. If he kisses a widow — so what? Or even a divorcee. If a man knows he has all the freedom he wants, he won’t take it. Half the fun of swiping green apples is the dan­ ger and risk of stealing them. 1 ’shove my husband a t other women all the tim e and he hardly looks at them because having my okay takes all the fun out of it. Try i t It works. JULIET (I) t u t e Hews sad Weather fill It) Todap II) Pre-Scheel Itaaatag Till III Countdown Neve Till ||) Mlektp'a Oeepel Time l et (t) Mleker Kraae Skew t:N II) Certain Kaaparee S:U (1) Weather aad Mews t:te (I) Todap 111 Carteaeltte I) Let'a Learn Spaelth t:tt III State Trooper l:H (II Jack Lataaae (I) American Hltterp II) Romper Ream t:ll (I) Howe A lalerrlews Hits (1) Sap Whea It) Learn Spaaleh (D Learn Spanleh tl:H (1) Flap Tear Maaeh (!) I Lera Leer (t) Ana Sothern Skew ItiM (II Prlee to Right (I) Jane Wpmaa Preeeata Il:tl (I) The MrCepa tlilt ill Tears Per a Sea* always have at least WITH THC eUNCHASK O r *KU O f ■ LADY FAIft PECAN ROLLS w it h M fts id e LADY FAIR FRESH BAKED REG. i ) i STARTS WED. 39c VALUE # LADY FAIR FILLED MELTAWAY Co-Feature 9:34 Only “ELEPHANT WALK” FJUsbeth Taylor • Coler BRASS 206 E. rA in a n o x MOTORS LOCAL FIAT DEALER Commercial FA 2-5411 E At Owe Isgulsr tow Files* ] cseiass is-s-ea MYiy lb ».»*,»ijnUUklll.fJ.tiiff.MfMMl»1 MXitwMi1(i.v.VsftMA1'V*11 pm FANCY GOLDEN RIPE STARTS NEXT SUNDAY “WHITE CHHISTMAS" la d y 6 LAYER CANDY CAKE COFFEE (nKE �. ■ £ . _ -- y •- > •• •; -^ 'Jj:. • Mon. D b c . .......... ■ . _ 8 , tS Legal Notice Legal Notice x e r ic a mw m u Nolle* Is hereby l l t n that pursuant ta FIMl Dterw rendered w UM Ilk Oaf of November. A. o. 1IM. aa Novtwber ts, i t at. h ' that cartata causa pewlleg la tba Clrealt Court la aad for Bemlaol* Coantr. Florida, la Chancery,. wherein Plrat Fodaral Itfla ta had U u As­ sociation of SeaUaela County, a corporation. to FUlatlff. and Daaa C. Flack a ad Fa toy M. Flack, his Wife. A. A. Drummoad, d/h/a DraaaaMad Lamber aad (apply. Allied Beptlc Tank a Co, and Attoatto Tarraaaa, Inc* ara Defen­ dants, Chancarr Docket No. UNI. t Arthar H. Beckwith, J r , Clark of tho aforeaaId Clrealt Court, trill trlthla tho legal hoara of sale oa Meador, the lfth day of Docoaabor. A. D. 1IU. offer far dale aad sell to tho highest aad bast bidder for task at tho frost door of tho Coart Homo of (eailaolo County, Florida, la Ssaford, Florida, tho follow las described property, situat­ ed and kolas la Boailaole Coaaty, Florida, to-wlt: Lot t, MELODY ACRES. aecordlBd to Flat thereof as recorded la Flat Book It, pass t, of tho pabtlo records of SeaUaole coaa­ ty. Florida. Said sale trill bo aado paraaaat lo aad la order to sat­ isfy the tanas of said Final Decree. (SEAL) ■ X W $eO N 01D *K FV ai H A eJW O R C K E N e im -• \m IN TBB C iactlir COVBT OF TUB (MTU JUDICIAL CIR­ CEIT, IE ABB FOR f RRINOLR M t m , FLORIDA. IR CHtVCRRT XO. U M NOYICR TO AFFRAR IRY PUBLICATION) rv-.'i a u r r o i .K c o u n t y f e d e r ­ a l nAVINrm AND LOAN AaaociATION, a United a u to * Corporation, P laintiff, Yea sad each of yea ara kersby notified aad raqulrad to present any claims and demands whisk you. or either of yea, may hare aaalnat tho estate of Charles Itodsate, J r, deceased, lata of said Coaaty, to tho Coaaty Jsdao af (emtaole Coaaty, Florida, at his office la tho coart koaso of said Coaaty at San­ ford. Florida, wlthla ala cal­ endar months from tho time af tbs first publication of HOUSEHOLD ITEMS G IF I8 FOE MEN this aotleo. Toro copies of each claim or demand shall be la writing, and shall state CALL SHIRLEY JONES it tho place of residence and ROBES by Rabbor, wash aad Hi-Fi Stereo Records. Top FA M U to list jour Gift poet office address of the 100. Christmas, classic, woar, R .H to I1 W . Parclaimant, aad shall bo awern popular. Perfect fift for kina. Downtown Sanford. to by tho claimant, agent, at­ any member of the family. torney aad accompanied by a TOOLS flllad fee of ono dollar and Sanford Electric. Down­ such elalm or demaad not ao SWEATERS, slipover a n d town Sanford. FA 3-1333. CALL SHIRLEY JONES at filed aboil bo void. Cardlfans, fU S to $14.95 Donna J. llodoato FA 1-MU to list your Gift Perkins, Downtown Sanford. Aa admlnlatrator af the Maas. Motato af • Quality • fashions Charles Hodgmte, J r , • Servien 4c m m M SPORTING GOODS Maek N. Cleveland. J r , Gifts for ant Attorney at Low TENTS, Skatss, Air RiOoi, ■olio III Sen ford Atlantia YOWELL’S Net load Bk Bid* Steeping b a g s , Hunting Of Sanford Sanford, Florida knlte. Army-Navy Surplus. AUarney far Iks citato Fabltoh Dee. *, It, IT, 14. LUGGAGE CDD-t Let ns help you select. Model a a n e w of s v rr Airplane 8uppllea, Badmin­ u EAM B O F ton Sets. Scmlnols Sporting CALL SHIRLEY JONES at T B B VFATM O F F L O R ID A FA 2-3612 to list your GiA STOCKING 8TUFFERS O lS T A F F SER G EA N T DANGoods. Ideas. I E L D. H Y D E U CALL SHIRLEY JONES at D e ta c h m e n t No. t , l l l t a d GIFTS FOR WOMEN P b o to p r e p h le O ro a p , FA 2-56U to list your Gift FURNITURE C o lo ra d o S p rin g s , C o lo ­ Ideas. nI rad o ! a n d Green Slippers, m ™] M R S. DONNA M. R T D K t. DANIEL ERR BF T mone■«m tM ooue $4J3 to $4.93. Other bed­ 2 Piece Living Room Suite BOOKS * CAROS $99.30. Cboiee of colors. S room slippers from $2.95. Piece B e d r o o m Suite. IDEALS, Classics, Children’s IVEY'S $99.30. Choice of Colors. Books.’A Shopper's Dream! SHOE STORE Echols Bedding Company. MeVicar*, Downtown Han­ ford. Classified for your convenience FA ■ _ j* ■ . •tv C : f . ':'V^ JEWELRY R O G E R D. W E I L a n d W I L L . IF YOU SIVB ME BI0HT DOLLARS A PENNY POR.M5UR- I’LL PICK IT UP-f ■*—.TOQArr THOUSHTE T H A N K Y O U D E A R — NO W .Y O U A L S O O W C M B T H E < N — ^ — r p e n n y ro w n v v- thouohtb j r M i r ^ J K f « i ! ^ ! g l 7S ^ T ^ M i a B 8 TH90KV 501AJCED PEOMI»»J«.gA»y« ^^P R O U D ^JA T toUMAVCTHB HAD , INTHE" SCHOOL RAY/ ODENK W E IL his wlfa, TOI ROGER D. W EIL fRoaldenea Unknown) WILLODENB W E IL his wlfa (Rosldsaea Unknown) and Eaeb nnd all unknown per* •one. pcrtles and defendants w ho elelm by, through, under a r agalaet the atereeald. ItOOER D. W E IL sa d WILLODENH W E IL his wife w hether so spouse*, heirs, dovise**, grantees, assignees. lienors, eredllora, tru ite e s or otherwise, as to each and all o f whom roaldcnoo la un­ known. and Each sad all unknow n per■one. perlloe aad defendants, aa te each aad all of whom residence to unknown, having o r claiming le have any rig h t. title or lalereet la o r to the following deterlbed property, which le the aubjeet m atter of the above-ctrled eauae. loJwoorrb Feeuue F**77 C eltics Rally To B eat Royals Let «S, B E A n L A K E HILLS, according to tho Piet thereof, ea record­ ed la P lat Book IS, a t Page 87 o f the Pabllo Records of gcmlnote County, . . Florida, together w ith the following! S Etectrand H eater 44SB Including the building aad appurtenances located th ere, on. and together w ith the furniture, furnlehlngt, nnd flitu re i ■Ituate therein, and and located thereon. YOU. AND EACH OF YOU. a re hereby notified th e t a Complaint haa been filed by the ahove-nem ed P lain tiff ClRAMO DC BERGERAC IS A 1 V ER Y iMRCKTANr ROLE/ Fight Date Set ROME (UP!)—Ghilio Rinal­ di of Italy and Carl (Bobo) Ol­ sen, firm er middleweight champion, of Portland, Ore., will meet In a 10-round lightheavyweight bout here on Dec. In tha Holler Motor* Navy Wives League the VAH-3 En­ listed wives went along with n throe game cushion ever sec­ ond place VAH-9 O f f i c e r Wives, but in third place was n four-way tie with the VAH-1 Tigers, VAH-7 Offlctr Wlvts, the VAH-11 Lamplighters and NAMTD No. 1 ill having • 26-22 won-lo*t record. The VAII-S Enlisted Wires hung onto their lead by virtue of g four gam# winning atrnak Friday morning. A fat 197 was rolled by Martha K l n n n r d for high gamo and Kay Bowman cams through with ■ high aerioa for tha morning of 624. Donna Jasper and Sue Mon­ roe both rolled t h r e i - w i y splits, tho 2-7-8 and tha 6-7-9. Other spares wars picked op by Peggy Wood, 4-8, Maria Tournoux, 3-4, Margaret Batts, Joan Markley, Martha Kinnard and Gane Spradlin all picked up tha 6-7 and Bailie Bealnger, Lenore Thiel end Gene Spradlin converted the 3-10. Mary Jane Gorton end Sue Legal N otice New people In town look at r im rm c i r r coi-b t o r lit raid Ads. Be sure your T i m N IN T H JU D IC IA L C IH - business la represented with cu rr. in and koh skmi- attractive advertisements. XOLK COUNTY, P l .n l t lD t . IN CM ANCK M r IM IS Call FA 2-5412. in NOTICK O F PU BLIC A TIO N WKKT 8ID K rK D K K A L SAVIN tia * LOAN AlWOCIATION, A U N IT E D STA TES COUP. mOKTO, Plaintiff, v«. M A flG A n K T W . flAUM OARDN E R AND ------ IIAITMOARD- If you want people to pay A rthur If. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court attention to your business, Hemlnnl* County. Florid*. call FA 2-3612 and ask the Ilyt M artha T. Vlhlen D. C. Herald Staff about some at­ Publish Dee. a. It, IT. I t tention getting ads. CDD-t Mineral Kingdom B O —THB MANAM* AMT CORRECT INASSUMING ANDTHE LAWYER C P 6USAR KAYNB HAVE THAncU HAVEONUmM A SUSPICION THAT^^M a rtrEu.sM.swtr M prcwngmul fOd*RtyPKCOVER\ < V DtOPtD TO RE-'fCT t) CW.CASSYV J WCOYAVW DARON. THE AOSGCP A TUMCRXUBeilSVESk ^ JAAFRUCT? V f ASSUMPTION tscomtso. ■ _ ( 7 DON'T 3 * ^ r w u e v e it . 5 DtCV SAY THE \gAHABU DIO IT f a fS C U E COPIfR 7 - T O K K P M B • w a s ' tie r DOWN if BOM REACH* S u r DtStKICRS. 1 I NO THE S - capital r PR.IUAM, swe CANWOVE THAT, THe UK WILL r AVOVE A C A IflST ) HIM. J I™ 1 nr ii IT .HOW 1 0 ABOVE IfTT I TEAR THE P tO T B vAREDCAD. ) a il ■ s TT 3T IT a* l r ET r r L r ITrn TT sr F" 1 r A wi * J 1 tr 54 IT • NKIt LIT_ _ l 0" ,_J HUSnAND, If m a r rlv d D a fv n d a n t. T O i M a rg a r v t W . Ila u m u a rd nur and - lla u m g a r d n e r. h » r h u ib a n d If m a rrlad . R ta ld a n r a U n k n o w n T o n a r* n o i l f l t d t h a t a a u tt to K u rtrlo a * a m u rlg a g * a g a ln a t r* a l a n d p v rao n al p ro p a r ty h a a b«*n flltd a g a ln a t y o u In th * abo v * e n u r t by th * a b o v e a a m r d p la in tiff . T b a p r u p a r ty s o u g h t to b« fo r« cln a* d la aa fallo w * : L o t IT. OAKLAND IIII.L 0 . n rro rd ln g ta th a p la t th * r* o f a* r* co rd » d In P l a t llo o k I t . P ag o I I an d II. P u b lic Iltc o rd * of B *m lnol* C o u n ty , P la . You n r* r « iu lr « d to **rv* t t o p y o f y o u r an « w * r o r o t h t r p le a d in g on I'ln ln tlfC * A tto rn e y . I rv in g N n tb n n ao n . Baq. H. O. I lo t J i l l . E a u H alII*. P la . a n d fll* lb* o r ig in a l In tb a o fflc o o f th* c l t r k on o r b * fo r* th o In d d a y of J a n u a r y 1**1. I f y o u fa ll to do ao J u d g ­ m e n t b y d e f a u lt w ill b* t a k ­ e n a g a ln a t you fo r th * r e lie f d e m a n d e d In th e c o m p lain t. T h is n o tic e s h a ll be p u b llah • d o n c e e a c h w e .k fo r fo u r c o m e c u llv * w eak* la th e H an­ fo rd H e ra ld . DO N E AND O R D E R E D IN HANFORD. SEM IN O LE COUN­ TY . FLA .. T ll l g l l t h DAT 1-------1 r or rJ HER B VAH-3 Wives Go 3 Gaines Ahead By United P m s IntensUonsI Tbs Boston Celtics over­ came n 16-polnt fourth quarter lead Sunday night to clip the red-hot Cincinnati Royals In overtime, US-127, and snap the Royals' victory string at four. Tommy Heinson got the win­ ning basket oa a goaltending call with 32 seconds left. Adrian Smith hit a free throw for Cincinnati to make it 122127 and Oscar Robertson mist­ ed a jump shot that would hava given the Royals a win at the final buzzer. In the only other National Basketball Ann. game San Francisco's crumbling War­ riors dropped their eighth in a row as the St. Louis Hawka trimmed them 122-110. ♦f . APPLIANCES CALL SHIRLEY JONES at CALL SHIRLEY JONES at CALL SHIRLEY JONES at FA 2-3612 to list your Gift FA 2-MU to list your Gift FA 2-MU to UM your Gift Ideas. Ideas. Maas. Flat BUT Y X i DOtn WAVE ID WeAR.'tOUR.MAKE­ UP APTER. r e h e a r sa l ' GIFTS FOR HOME November m i. (H EA L ) A r th u r IL B e c k w ith , J r „ C le rk o f C irc u it C o u rt B y : M a rth a T. V lh len D e p u ty C le rk P u U le h Dee. I . I*. 1T. 14. C D D -I NOT RESPONSIBLE I will not bo responsible for nay debts Incurred by anyone ether than myself. JAME^ A. SEBOURN Legal N otice IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U RT O F T H E .NINTH J I U I C I A L C IR ­ C U IT O F AND F O R SEM I­ N O LE COUNTY, F L O R ID A . C H A N C E n V NO. I M S BATH SAVINGS IN S T IT U ­ T IO N . P la in tiff , vs. R O B EnT W . CO N LEY . *t a t D efen d an t* . x o T ic n o r e u r r in N O K T U tliH FO R K C LO SU R B T O . M A RTH A U. CONLKT H K n lllK N U K i U n k n o w n A ND T O i All p a r t l o a c la im in g I n t e r e i t e b y , th r o u g h , u n ­ d e r o r a g a ln a t th * a f o r e ­ s a id p erao n T O U A RK h * r* b y n o tifie d t h a t C o m p la in t to foraoloa* a c e rta in m o r tg a g e e n c u m b e r­ in g th * fo llo w in g d escrib ed r e a l p r o p e rty , t o - w l t! L o t |* . B lo ck A. COUN­ TRY CLU B U A N O IL U N IT NO. I . a c c o rd in g to t b a p la t th e r e o f a a r e ­ c o r d e d In P l a t B ook | | , P a g e 110, P u b lic Record* o f S em ln o lo C o u n ty , F lo r ­ id a . b a a b««n tll* d a g a l n a t y ou In th o a b o v e -* ty l* d aulL an d y o u a r * r e q u ire d t o se rv e g co p y o f y o u r A n s w e r o r o th e r P le a d in g to th o C o m p la in t on P l a i n t i f f * a tto r n e y * . A N D E B SON. RUSH. D E A N . LOW N­ D E S A v a n d e n U ERG . K 1 E a e t C e n tr a l A v e n u e , O rlan d o . F lo rid a , a n d fll* th o o r ig in a l A n a w e r o r o th e r P le a d in g In th * o f fic e e f th e C le rk o r th * C ir c u it C o u r t o n o r b e ­ fo re th e 12th d a y o f D ecem ­ b e r. m i . |( y ott f « || | „ do ao. a d e c re e p ro c u n fta a o w ill b e t a k e n a g a ln a t y o u fo r th* r e l i e f d e m a n d e d la th * Com ­ p la in t. T h la N o tice s h a ll be p n b lla h e d o n ce a w e e k f o r fo u r c o n s e c u tiv e w eeks la th e S a n f o rd H erald . dated u i* itn d ay 0 r N o v e m b e r, 1142. (S E A L ) A r t h u r H. B e c k w ith , J r C le r k e f C ir c u it C o u rt B y : M a rth a T . V tblea D e p u ty C le rk P u b lis h Nov. 12, 11, 24 A D»P- *. 2141. C0C-U 1 Reno rolled four atrikaa hi a row and Joan Adams, Gloria # Dove, Diana Lampman, Ollio Yalinak and Charlotte Bataett nil rolled s trio of atrikaa. Fox Leads Team To Three Wins Gary Fox'S pin splitting $21/ 694 series was tha highlight of tho All Star League’s action lest week sa he led tho Larry’s Mart team to a three straight victory over the Senford Dry Cleaners to run their seaaon tots! to 37 wins nnd five loooes. Meadors M a r i n a secured their hold on third place by taking three etrnlght over P. Zeull Bona, with Bob Stoolo being the big nutn for Meador'a by firing a $13/671 aeries. Faust Drugs fell victim ta the Handy Food Store team by one line, and Betty Ann’s was able to tighten their bold oa second spot by coming ap with a two out of throe from Frail­ e r Concrete. John Spolskl roll* ed a big 213/871 aeries for the winners. Larry's Mart haa a IS game lead over Betty Ann’s, but five game* separate the next four teems, and Just two games be­ hind the fifth place Senford Dry Cleaners is Faust Drugs. The hottest battle in the lea­ gue is to keep out of the cellar, end Zeull end Fralley are only one game apart with FVailey currently holding a one game lead ovar the last place Zeull aggregation. TEAM STANDINGS: Larry’s Mart __ 37 I Batty Ann’a __ . 26 17 Maadois M arine___ 23 19 Handy Food Stores _ 22 20 Sanford Dry Cleaners 20 22 Fauat Drugs . 18 24 Fralley Concrete 12 30 P. Zeull A S ons___ 11 21 Legal Notice IN COUNTY JU D G E 'S COURT, SEM IN O LE CO U N TY , F L O R ­ ID A . RSTATB O F H- O. M O O N EY, Dec ***-4 NOTICM T O CB BDITOM * T O ALL P E R S O N S IIA V IN O CLAIM * OR D RH ANDS AGAINST S A ID E ST A T E ! You an d e a c h o f y ou a r* h e re b y n o tifie d a n d re q u ire d to file an y c la im * an d d e ­ m an d * w h ich y o u , o r e ith e r o f yo u , m sy h a v e a g a ln e t o a ld e a ta t* In th e o fflc o o f H on. V e rn o n Mia*. C o u n ty J u d g e o f S om lnol* C o u n ty , a t h i t o f ­ fic e In th * C o u r t llou** la S a n fo rd . F lo r id a , w lth la al* c a le n d e r m o n th * fro m th # Urn* o f th e f i r s t p u b lic a tio n o f th la n o tice. E a c h cla im o r d e m a n d a i u i t b e In w r itin g a n d c o n ta in th * p la c e o f r e - » • td e n c e a n d p o a t o ffice a d ­ d r e s s o f th e c l a i m a n t n n d mue» bo aw o ra t a b y th * c la im a n t, h i* a g e n t o r a t t o r n e y , e r th e t a m e ahalk b e v o id . V iola T). M ooney A* A d m ln ia tra tr lx o f f a l l e s ta te S m ith an d K e a t i n g 41* R u tla n d B u ild in g O rlan d o . F lo r id a A tto rn e y * Tor A d m in istra te ™ • C D C -I* j 'u b l l . h Nov. i*. tr. ltiz. t* A Dee. .rxpi I. ^ 9 �w p- i /- *- w * ? :•’- ; H ' H : i* . *| ' t ‘* *■ J - ' 4 . . V ' ' Your Need-Then Dial FA 2-5612 ft SWEETIE H E •. - Phone 322-5(12 322-5613 BUY Used Ph. PA 99911. Wall Used h n * m . m CLEAN 3 ( « ■ AirmlsM aparment. Water tad alee, furnished. $33 a aumtb. rli. U n f t Mart M A«a. M l FA M W Office 204 W. First t t . A rtk a a 29. A i ta rta h Ua B a n k a 29A . A l i a A rrrta a ria a it. th th lm y • M a 21. Poultry - Livestock tlA . Pate a BEDROOM partly furnished house at 710 Palmetto Art. For aale by ewaer. Carl Bradbury. CaU FA U M Mr appointment. Uafuralahed houae on N. Cameron Art. « mllea eaat of Sanford. 4 Bedrooms, kitchen appllaaeea, quiet neighborhood, school bua atop* MO per Month. Pk. PA MI4L E. B. Stow*. Legal N otice 2 Bedroom uafuralahed honae FA M l* . WE RENT T ee a r t i u k e f ! • « u i hereby a o tlflrt a r t reqalrtd to »M M at any claim* and C«■made which yoa, o r althcr e f ra n . m a r hav# aealaat tea ootata a t WILUAM C. B ltlln X R . a /h / a W illiam C. Vaa B rit taka, Ccccaacd, lata at aatd ________ Coaaty. ____ J , Ito. ih# i n * C oaair County, Jude* a *t Seminal* -------- ----Florida, a t hla atflc* In th* co urt houto ot **ld County at Ban ford. Florida, w ithin ala eaU adar month* from th* • • • • • HoapUtl Beda • Playpeaa Wheel Chair* • Stroller* Commode* • Baby Bed* Walker* • High Chain Crutch** • Baliaway Beda WILSON - MA1ER m a. rim at I Bedroom, 3 bath, built-ha range • 9* month. S Bodroom, 1 bath, 9 * month. 3 bedroom 9 » month. Per further information contact Tad Willlama Hard a are. 301 E. 33th St. r* M O THOMAS MOVING & STORAGE ROOMS. The Gablet, 401 Magnolia Are. FA 24720. RENT A BED Rollaway, HoaplUl A Baby Local A Long Dlataac* Moving Beda 201 N. Laurel FA 919*1 By Day, week, or Month dr«*a of tho claimant, and CARROLL’S FURNITURE ahall ho aw are to by tho Ph. FA U 1H 111 W. 1* S t claim ant. •« •» (, attoreay. aad aay aueh claim #r demand not ao filed ahall b* void. W illiam A. Brlalak* Aa adm inistrator of tho B atata ot W illiam C- Brlataha, a /h / a WlUlam a Voa U rlatiha Doeaaaed Wlad*rw**dl*. Haln**. H uaio r A W ard. Attorney* t i t P erk Araeu*. South. W inter Parh, Florida Publish Nor. t*. I t, * !>•*. a. to. taaa CPC-41 U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTSI en • Women 1933 Start Furnished 3 bedroom homo, high aa 910240 a week. Double garage. Fruit tines, Preparatory training until 3491 Palmetto. FA 90643 appointed. Thouaands of or FA 3-02T4. jobi open. Experience us­ APARTMENTS: ually unnecessary. FREE r'ELAKA Rooms private baths, 114 information on job*, salar­ ies, requirements. Write W. First St. TODAY giving name, ad­ FURNISHED Apartment Ph. dress and phone. Lincoln FA 3-2900. Service, Box 33 cA> Sanford 6 Room furnished bouse. A-l, Herald. 9110 Mo. FA 2 6237. 2811 Sanford Ave. 4. Transportation Cap. (Struck m***ur*> t l cu ft. F ront Width 4*14 l«W l-lih at B a c k I t e l a b t i* l r . I.rn g th I ! In. 1*44 la. Unit to laclud* a ll chain*. ah*av*. and *ro»»-bar, ready (or U9ti Prlc* bid *hall »>• for th* |t* m * ro m p te ta *"d d * llv * f * d Wanted— Car pool lor Mar­ Clean first floor Apartment Private entrance. 1004 Pal­ tin Company. Shift 9 a. m. metto. to 4:30 p. m. CaU 322-7990. 2 Btdroom borne wiUi Flor­ ida room and kitchen equipped. $73 month. CaU Furnished Apartment close In. Jimmy Cowan. FA 2-4013 322-0809 for information. 3 Bedroom house, kitchen Room in private bom*. equipped. 13U) Douglas Ave, 3327431. FA 2-0363. 4 ROOMS and bath. Com­ 3 Bedroom turn, house. 1407 pletely unfurnished. Neat First Street. No children. NAS. Nothing fancy, but FA 2 2383. cheap rant. $7 30 week. Ph. Unfurnished 2 b t d r o o m FA 93313. bouse. 926 Escambia. Ph. 3 BEDROOM house, kitchen FA 30274. equipped. |73 month. Ph. FA 2-3303. to th# County Band D epart­ ment on U. ». tT->X. four MS mil** kouih a t Sanford. Ha. and ahould aacluda or Hat ••p arataly all State and r«d• ra l tat** and a lta rn a ta or optional lt*m* after*-!. D*1lt*ry data muat h* *p*rlfl*d iv rn rv T T J t nrtvra ro fitT . and will b* rnn*ld*r*d In i i H t t i i r . i n r . v r r . r i . o i t m s •w ard ln p th* contract. Bid* K»TITK OF ahould b* accunapanUd by r m u r T iio jia a b c io r t i .n o . eoplc* of detailed f*et*ry apeI>*c****d. llcatlon*. ratine* and techni­ MrTH i: O F FIN SI. MttPUIIT cal data eovarln* th# Item* t i l l VFFLICATION M ill m a ­ to b« *upp1l*d. t'll SH I. K Bid* to b* *nclo.*d In t*alAll p*r»>ne aro h*r*by nullod *nv*lop*. plainly marh*d riw.S th at Ih* nnd*r*lgn*d a* on th* nutald*. “ HID FOR A ilm luU tralrli uf **ld <*tat*. DIUULINB DOCKET, «P»n ha* «ompl«te'l admlnl*. l>*c*inb*r ti. im x ." trallou lh*r*of an.l ha* flla.l Hid* will b* up*n«J at a la (aid coart h*r dual raport m**tlna to b* b*ld In th# and application fur dlK haru*. County CommlHlon Ite e tla s Objoctlon* If any, Room In th* Courthnu** a t ahould b* IU.I. A fter Sanford. Florid* Tuesday. ............ fllln* pr< D*.'*mb*r tl. IMX, at itinnlni thl* a u tlc a ha* Im«ii A . M. or a* aoou th*r**ft*r p u b lU h rd one* • w **k f o r fo u r c n n M cu tlv * w**k*. th * •* pocalbl*. Th# rla h t la r*»*r*ad to m a t t e r of a p p r o v a l o f *ald Legal Notice • V|»‘ • -------- Hoftrtl o t C o u n ty Com m !*- • loner* tU m ln o U C o u n ty , F lo r id a J i c. llutchUon. C h a irm a n By: W. nu*h. Jr. C o u n ty K n a ln c c r Publish Nov. IS * D*o. S. cuc-as ALL SOLD OUT IN LONGDALE See The U1N New 4 Bedroom Home In Lake Wayman Heights Oa Longdate Ave. Jnat Houth Of Longdate Longwood, Fla. S Milan 8*a!h of Sanford Turn Wert at 2nd Hoad Santo of Owene Bros. OPEN I t a. m. to 6 p. m. DAILY T-SUIKTS ale, m t glares, cap*, Khaki Panta. Surplua City, a t W. tat. Large 2 bedroom Trailer on large lake. Call FA 2-7366. 2 Bedroom bouse. FA 96371 Clean furnished Apartment downstairs. Adults. Phone FA 31934. 7. llUHinetut Rentals FOR LEASE- Modern Ser­ vice Station, Two Bay Porcell an Enamel Building. Reasonable Invest­ ment. Contact Sinclair Re­ fining Co. FA 32131. r e p o rt am i Ih* o r d a rln c o f d la tr lb u tlo n of **M * * ta t* w ill com * b - t j r * Ih* c o u r t. F ra n c* * SI. ttc la rtln o A* A -lm ln U tra trlx o f sa id ••tat*. H a r b . r t <1. m ill* IM K. Colonial Dr. Beaatklaa warned. Cut Tt Carl Beauty Shop. IIS Pal­ metto A rt. FA H M or FA 9400. FOR SALE Ph. 3336367 Stenographers LIVE AND WORK IN trally alr-coodittoocd aad BEAUTIFUL heated, thla 4 bedroom 3 BEDROOM Houaa, eaclotBoom 1* aituated aa a Urge ed eaiparta, danced yard. DAYTONA Small down p a y m e n t , corner homeatte. Spactoua BEACH monthly payment* 9 N A utility and double carport*. Taxea aad Mauraac* toeted10% down, the balance ea IMMEDIATE OPENINGS mortgage up to M yean. FOR Available now, a* why a rt QUALIFIED APPLICANTS SINGER plan Chrlatmaa la a now WHO CAN TAKE DICTA­ SEWING MACHINE Idyllwild# home by Shoe­ Salta and Servlet TION AND TYPE AT REA­ maker. It doea make a Fro* eatlmatea la advance SONABLE SPEED Ftorldn roam heme In Mn PROOF OP U. 9. GRUEN- F ret hem* demonatraUoe Kenaaon Deluxe Wringer CALL FA 2-6T88 Wnahar, Aluminum Drain anawwr to your lamHy*a S S F I SQUIRED Alaa’a Fabric A Ruga Tuba, both Uk* aew. Ph. Chrlatmaa dream. Pst this Stenstrom Realty Good StarttB f Salaries man Park Dr. In thair Christmas slockHart*y4>avidana 111 N. Park Av*. FA 91430 Liberal Benefit Plane lngi. Out ef rtack? No| Refrigeration • Alr-coodttlon* Uae aae ef our Carp* Sham9100. FA 91993. Only 917.900 with taraa. log men needed. W* train pooera FREE with Blua APPLY MON. THRU FRI. yon. Writ* Commercial Lustre Carpet Shampoo. s to a St. Johns Realty Trad** institute Box 19, «/• Carroll’s Furniture. THE TIME TESTED FIRM Florida 8 U to Sanford Herald. 116 N. Park A rt FA 94131 Employment Service REALTOR — INSUROR 7 * SOOTH RIDGEWOOD Heaters Cleaned AVENUE J. W. Hall, Realtor FA S-4M11919 A French Art. “ CaB H*B” FA 93661 DAYTONA BEACH Complete eervlce; installa­ tion; work guaranteed. Ph. GENERAL FA 91917 after i p ja .; any­ time weekrtda. ELECTRIC AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY 3 BEDROOM framed house EMPLOYER with 3 acres ef land. Lo­ cated sear Navy Baas. Prion AUTO GLASS 93300. CaU FA 92916. JUST LISTED INSTALLED Located in desirable Lech Children kept. FA 2-4192. DECEMBER Windshield Back Glaaa Arbor and altualad on Urge Door Glaas Vent Glaaa loo x 133 foot shady homoSERVICE silt, this lovely aew home, Senkarik Glaaa and Paint now under conatruettoa and Company nearly completion, repre­ 1BON1NG Wanted. FA 2-3363 310 MagnoUa Ph. FA 2-4633 sent* one of Sanford's flaast home buys ef 1192. Cut 'N Carl Beauty Chop The home consists of an en­ FALCON Button Wagaa I Palmetto FA 90634 DACHSHUNDS AKC register­ Standard T f i M j ^ _ ^ try foyer, large living ed. Dlack ft tan. 6 Months room, dining area, 3 bed­ We sell aad service Wigs old. An shots. 322-170L CADILLAC • 4 Door, Pewer sad rooma, 2 til* baths, enclos­ Nov. Special UO.OO Protein Air Cond^ L lk ajjlra^ ^ Wav* w i t h conditioner 32. Flowers - Shrubs ed Florida room, kitchen, COKVA1R, 4 Dear, Deluxe, Floor Bitck 912.30 large utility room, and Hybrid Geraniums in bloom Shampoo 4 set 4 Hair cut double carporte. GRAPEVILLE NURSERY CIIEVKOLKT 3 Door WYNNEWOOD 93 23. Automatic Trane. Very attractive 3 BR, tile Th# features include a fuUy HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK GrapeviU* Av*. M a r 30th SL bath, CB home, located in FALCON • 3 Door Medan FA 3-3743 equipped, built-in kitchen, 103 So. Oak Standard T ran u j^ ^^^^ shady Wynnewood on nice central duct beat system bomeait*. Kitchen equipped, Highest Casa rn e es Paid to aU room s, well and 24. Electrical Servlci 1 A M CHEVROLET. 1 Ton Stoke wall furnace, blinds, k wa­ k Trade-in Allewaac* Matte I W I Dual " pump, (hidden from view FRIGIDA1RE ter beater. 912.973, with On Used Fnraitur* ft Ap­ by old brick well) hot wa­ Sales ft Service 4 A U OI.DB Station Wagon 9930 down, $89 per month. ter healer, and many House Wiring, Free Estimates pliances. I WWW 4 Door Automatic_____ Many nice extras. others, too numerous to Sid Vihlen's Randall Electric WILSON - MAIER OLDS • SM, 1 Door rotation. Also propped for 113 Magnolia Ph. FA 90613 U E. First SL FA 93632 Automatic, Air Cend. air-conditioning at low ex­ Stenstrom Realty tra coat If deair*. lO R f l CHEVROLET, 3 Door Hardtop I W W W Economy 8 <C ^llndei^i> ATTENTION MEN! The total prlc*. just-419,NO. CHEVROLET • V-8. A Door SUtinii Extremely good financing. Wagon, A u lo J^Jto erln g H a n d l i n g aU types LEARN TO OPERATE real estate. CIIBVKOLKr, Delray Coup* V-8, Listed exclusively with— BUadard Tran*. Stemper Agency SALE JOHN E. FOX, REALTOR 119 N. Park Avenue rbone 323 0339. Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Are. FA 2 242J Attractive 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Fenced yard Near NAS. 113 W. Coleman Cir­ cle. FA 2-3608. ttrlandx. Florida 2 BEDROOM modern house. l-ubllah Nov. IX. IS, X* A !>•«. Kitchen equipped. FA 2-0378. X. 1S4X. Sunla nd Estates Homes 3 • UEDROQMS, I, W i k 2 BATHS V A - N O DOWN PAYMENT • • • • LARGER HOUSES -1 and I BEDROOMS MANY NEW FEATURES Cem* out and have ear »a!e**nan show them to ander construction. Yea'll Me — tho moot >qi faetego fee year dollar obtainable aaywlitre. Thtat Mattel* Al»o Available Oa Your Uwa Let a t NO MONEY DOWN ------------------------------ dunland E atalaa - On 17-62 (2 ML 8*. of B aafard ) * Sales Office 1st. llou»e Inaida B atrae ca KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. PH. PA t-8674 JIM nUNT REALTY, Bates A gent Day*. FA 2-2116 • Eva. A Han. FA 96446 • 323-676* EQUIPMENT • BULL DOZER • PULL SHOVEL • CLAM SHELL • SCRAPER • GRADER • DRAGLINE 4 ArtW • WVI m < | I TO I PLYMOUTH 4 Door AutomsUe Trane, Complot* mining live* yea Actual ciperltne* urn m* (hint* si our rvsldont training confer, with employ■ont aaaUtaaco apoa completion. Mall Coupon for com­ plete Information. OLDS • Super 96. 2 Door Automatic, l l a r d t o ^ ^ Fee the many high perta« ■traction, balldtng roads, bridges, dama, pip* llaen, sir fields, efflcs bsildiags, •Ic. Local and foreign employment opportunilira. You can atart now without loosing yonr pro- DAILY 10 TILL S C ontractors I” , " " TT * I H<hUr"nr ggn g. jt„nn | OrUadn. Fin. . l-IB ( ' | Street . City — S t o l e _____ ' I’hone lira , a t Home ... Inform ation about e a r traiao d O perators available apon sequeat 13K 1199 1199 Astomstie Trained Men A rt Earning over Conntry Club Rand st Mayfair Country Club OPEN II CADILLAC. I Door Srdsa. DaVilte power. Air C n n d ^ ^ ^ OLDS 4 Dour Hardtop 18 Power And Air toad. 1 B 6 7 H l UK 4 Uo*r LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS VA * Conventional & F it A Financing ------------------------------ Streamline gas driven Midi* Racer—WIQ da M Mp h .la pood imdlttaa. Original co* MW-WUI cell for 9*9. M idi* Mod* T Ford— Rldea two children. Gaa driven Original ce* 9300. Win aall for $129. Good condlttoa. CaU FA 9T711 for Beet kuya new on a l ltaa mo­ del EvlnraAaa, p a p u l a r make boata aad Qatar trail, era, while they la* . l u F pie: 9*1 40 hp. Krtarwdaa aew 9*9. and other alia a. STM 14* Lareoa f m . W 14* Feather Craft 94M, many othera. WO Gator m Dears Moo. Bala tadadaa la n e 6#4* lection el aaed ootflta i f dealer whelaaale. Example^ 14* LaaeStar rm ahoat 9*0. Gator trailer $100. M h p r Kvlnrnda MM. P l a t a * * Plan. Reheon Ip art tag Qaeda Downtown Saafard FA BSMt | J f ltt. rtW rt | CHEVROLET Station Wagon 4 Door, A ulo m atteJ^^ 10M PONTIAC, 4 Door Sedan, I WWW A utom atic I B M C,liiVKULET 2 Uwor' Stsadsrd Trane. QUICK EASY G.MAC FINANCE G-W WARRANTY - 12 MONTHS ORLANDO CH 1-9164 IIP E. lad ST. - FA 2-6111 • 3363 •- PARK • FA 3 -k d t �4 C H O IC E BEEF-TEN D ER BEAR LAKE GARDEN CLUB members hold workshops often these (tors to rnsks spaghetti wreaths and candle holders in preparation for the Christmas holidays. Working on both a t last week’s meeting were, from left, Mrs. Raymond Jackson, Mrs. Vernon Herrington and Mrs. Riehard Ostrander. (Herald Photo) U. S. CHOICE • TENDER BY NATURE Courthouse Records Prime Rib Q lA l Gore To Lead Albert Pltbsr, etus, to PTA Discussion Gsorfs Dannali Jr., etui, Prank Gere, principal of the Bretton Woods, Id,500 Altamonte Sprints Elemen­ Academy Manor, Inc. to tary School, will lead an htfor. Shops Bldg. Corp., Unit One mal discussion at Turedey’s S Academy Masor, $49,500 p. m. meetlnt of the PTA oa Academy Manor, Inc. to any questions or problems that Chops Bldg: Corp-, Unit One teachers or parente might Academy Manor, $14,700 hava concerning Urn achool and Academy Manor, Inc. to children. Shops Bldf. Corp., Unit One A dlaplay of c h l l d r a n ' a Academy Manor, $31,300 books, precersd from a book Academy Manor Inc. to dealer at a discount pries by Shops Bldf. Corp., Unit One Mrs. L. T. Bryan Jr., library Academy Manor, $28,000 chairman, also will bs ehown. Aaron Malone, etui to Ray. mond Downey, etui. S. PineYou een find anything you MRS. LAWRENCE PIVEC, George and the m b. seed advertised in the Her­ emit, 111,500 bit’s foot. PHA to nulh Lawton, Oak­ ald by Sanford marebanta. land HlUi, 18,250. TIIA to Marlin S. Knight, etui, Dear Lake, $10,450 Gcore* Pugh, etui to GHEarly Chrlitmas shoppers, ( era, end browsers from all bert McLaughlin etui, Queen's Friday night shopper*, lookover the county crowded San­ Mirror, $1,000 ford's downtown streets Fri­ Orlando Fed. Loan., to day to lake advantage of the ADVICE IS T1IF. ONLT William Culler, etui, Wetbcrlnfton lights, $9,000 fine buys offered by mer­ THING I KNOW WHICII IS 'MORE BLESSED TO Lincoln lights, Inc, to 3la> chants and take a chance on GIVE THAN RECEIVE’! tie Jackson, $9,000 winning some free certificates, FrancU E. Roumlltat. III. good for merchandise. etux to William II. Uoutwcll, Mrs. Henry Schumaeher Loch Arbor, $5,500 Dallas Mtg. Co., Inc. to was the lucky shopper who Ray Rhodes, ctux, $9,000 won the first prise of $4$, with Robert Rogers, elal, to Assistant Flra Chief R. T. Dledrlch Mahring, Jr., Oak­ Thomas holding the lucky land, $22,100 second placa tab and Mrs. James O. Jamison, ctux, Lawrence Plvcc winning third to Casselberry Cardens, Inc., prize. Mrs. Plvec's s o n , Queen's Mirror, $5,ooo George, seven, attributed his Ailoll Helm, ctux to Joseph mother’s good fortune to the C. Lrkawitch, etux, Lake rabbit foot he bought that Cem Park, $3,000 same night, which is aeen In John Kshlr, etux to James the photo. Jamison, etux, 22 20-30, f 13.The crowds in the stores and 100 on the streets were even Esther Miller, etux to Ro­ greater than the week before, bert Miller, Fern Park, $16,merchants said. 000 One more week of the big Unrnln lights, Ine. to Clyde promotion la scheduled, with Stewart, clal, Lincoln Hghti, mare prizes to be given away. $9,800 Stores will start slaying open John Railly, etux to Harold every night until • p.m. on R. T. THOMAS Crowley, etux, English Est. Dec. 17. $21,000 Suits Filed Joseph Leonard ya. Alphonty Lowery, mtg. gel. Second Fde. 8. and L. of Cleveland v# Luts Marshall, uig. fcL North Fed. Savings and Loan vt. Elwm Rlefcl, etux mtg. fcl. North Fed. S. and L. vs. Paul N. Straub, etux mtg. fe. Marriage Applications JeiM Oxford, Altamonte end Jenny Taylor, Altamonte Fresh Fla. Grade A Whole ARMOUR STAR Sales, Prizes Allracl Crowds ( j o u A / k o K ie Perfume Bargain O ften Smelly NEW YORK (UPl) - A manufacturer warned Christ­ mas shoppers today tv.at this la the happy season for per­ fume counlcrfeilen. "The counterfeit perfume business is mushrooming now," said Edouard Countand. If you a rt ottered • bargain on top name per­ fumes by a taxi driver, eleva­ tor operator, door’o-door salesman or cut-rate store— don't buy. You'll be buying counterfeit or watered per­ fume at best." Couraand. who keeps an ex FBI man In hit employ to track down counterfeiters, u y i most counterfeit per­ fume la made In Mexico and Ud Caribbean Island. GIVE YOUR FAMILY THAT LONG-NEEDED HOME IMPROVEMENT Whethee It’* another ksdr— , a feasily resa hobby we tor. or Jest mare oibow spare, remads caa de weadrra far year proaeet hem*. Call as well he glad te esllaaate Ike cast at year ream lag . • . wall preside Idea* If yea aaad (hem. CALL OUR — Homs and Property Improvement Dept. MAPLE AVE. FA 2-0300 SANFORD, FLA. 14 Oz. BtL Limit 2 Please Vs Tin Chunk Style lim it 2 Please Campbell’ii nil - U ntil 3 FANCY STAYMAN SWANSON TV Dinners LARGE, JUICY 11 Ox. Chicken Turkey Fresh Fhu, Grade A RICH’S FROZEN SHURFRESH TfuajtuHUf QUANTITY RIGHTS 25TH & PARK PRICES GOOD THRU WED. DECEMBER 3 �» % Action ■t l a b r y m a n , rormal dcdlcatloa of the removal of Gordo* Frederiek’a maty old laglalafivo licaaaa tag win bo bald at the T i i a M l t Hall partial lot at 0 p.m. Doc. 11 (seat Tuesday). On band with amwdriver aad pliera win bo a boat of aUU tarlurilag Mata lap. Hack Cleveland Jr., S. J. Davis, gea. Boraard Parriak. lodicatiooa are that MaUary Horae, Wilao* Carrwajr aa J. Dea Wright called to tell as that tha bank ha's a di­ rector la has m Semiaole County fuade la M aad le charm tered la Orange County so aot eligible far any total faada. . . Remember that refuges •way back that wee making as get our cry lag towels out? Well, be escaped from a work gang last TTtday hat waa pick­ ed up la Daytona Beaeh lor breaking and entering. Work started oa grading Mth SI. From the "what do YOU think?" meeting exiled by Commissioner Jim Avery end attended by all the county hoard . . . Avery: Under the ridiculous extremes demanded by state supervision of N A A (nursing and aged) homes oven somo of the most recent­ ly built care buildings now operating fail to measure up, Including our own Seminole Memorial Hospital—one of the hast . . . Committeeman Ford Cavanaugh: T h e smallest economically constructed fa­ cility U one of 40 beds . . . Bob Bosserer. Seminole Mejnerlal Hospitalv administra­ tor! probably the most effi­ ciently operated Is 50 beds (one nurse station lor every SO beds required). . . Cost of construction with private capBel-94,000 par bed; with fed­ eral agency loan—94J00 a bed (red tape, elaborate construc­ tion standards . . . Chm. J. —about 40 beds . . . Mother Wilson, G o o d Samaritan Home: Our planning is for a new unit of 20 beds . . . Both: R would have to be done with federal funds . . . George Ik Touhy, Sanford Seminole De­ velopment Co.: Sincere as all of ua ere from a humanitarian viewpoint, we just Ignore the financial Implications ((40 beds multiplied by 18.500 cost per bed equals $260,000) . . . Committeeman K. E. Gre­ gory: Right now there le NO approved NBA home In Sem­ inole County . . . Committee Chmn. J. H. Van Hoy: Provtding a facility through county construction followed by private operation through a lease (as in Volusia Coun­ ty) Is recommended only as a last resort . . . Pen Cantwell, former Senford resident and major lea­ gue baseball pitcher, died to­ day at Salem, Mo. Cantwell waa a resident of 305 S. Park Ave. for many years end got hie start In baseball at Senford. He phebed for the New York Giants a n d Boston Braves during his big league career. $ We wondered why so many deputies are miking cases in ‘ JP court instead of county court where the county can benefit from it. We ssked Judge Vernon MUe about it end he said “no comment." However, the judge did admit it'e been going on foe quite a while. _ We queried the sheriffs W office on It and came out with this answer: the warrants have been coming out at JP court and deputies have an other recourse. What's the bm of having those elaborate blinker warn­ ing signals by the Lake Mary School whea they don't work dbwf m s oa two dots a week? County Home Called 'Trap' iu w a Tito Gets Kiss .MOSCOW (UPI)—Yugoslav President Tito arrived today The gominol* County Hon* m i caDoJ a lira- liar hie first Kremlin visit 1* t n p and n method of caring for tha county'* aged •is years end received a bias and indigent waa labeled moat urgent a t a Monday aad a handshake from Premier Nikita Khraahchee. night meeting called to reriew the problem. The mooting waa called by county comml—tono n after submission a weak ago of a report by its f* ____ #» e harm PK \A f WEATHER: Partly cloudy, soma showers. Low tonight around 66. VOL. 58 1 Unltod Proas Laaead Wire Established 1906 TUE8„ DECEMBER 4,1962 SANFORD. FLORIDA Stressed Consulate Storm ed KUZABKTHVILLI (UPI) ecnrthoaaa eemmlttaa erctag —A atok ef POO Karopaaae stormed the Belgian eonauleto immediate action. About to representatives ef Monday night, planted a Katangaaa Dag an its road and ■toned Uatted Nations jeeps to ehnrch argsalsatiena attend­ ed the eeaeion ee which Com- a demonstration af eolldarity mimloner Janma Avery called with aeaeaetoniat Keiaagn. tha present comity hams *a firetrap” and Commiealoaar Vernon Dana Joined him. in anying that It would bs “com­ MOUND c m r . B. D. (UPI) pletely unusable" as a place —Vigilante farmers today of residence for aged sad In­ posted a 24-hour watch a t a dicant people. •andbagged h a l l d l a g and 11m county to looking tote boasted at a force af 800 the possibility ef getting fi­ "ralnutetneti" which could be nancial help from the House called In If federal marshals and Hearn Finance Agency to storm the building to recover a*iiat In expansion at the fa­ U. 8. Agriculture Department cilities a t two independently flies. operated h o m e s . Scrapta The marshals, who went to Home end Good Semerites move the records to nearby Homs. Hefrcid so the county farm Mm. Taamar Braden, direc­ program can get going again, tor ef the Serepta Home, said met Monday night at Aber­ that the license for that In­ deen to map strategy for the stallation to operate as a move, which many feared home for the aged Is about could touch off violence. to be withdrawn by tha State The Mound City people eeld Board of Health. The home they would hold the records has not had e license to as "the only way we know operate as a nursing home. how to tight the government" J. H. Van Hoy, chairman end hold on to the Inat vestige of the Courthouse Committee, of the Campbell County Agri­ which wee given the problem cultural Stabilisation e n d of coming up with a solution Conservation Service. to tha County Home dilemma, The government has "push­ repeated the assertion made ed end pushed end pushed In the report released a week until we ere up to the front •go, that the ideal solution door ef the ASCS building was for the county to place nod cant he pushed further, persons needing care In pri­ *o well have to make n vate cere homes ea a contract stand," said Milton Delbert, basis. • cattle end grain farmer and H wee pointed out by one of the owners ef the Jr*»e O. Gregory, committee building. member, that the coat to the two .local .private homes, Serepta end Good Samaritan Home for Nesroe*, would he prohibltiee If they were to build to newly adopted etato standards. Mrs. Braden said she had IIATTERAS, N. C. (U F D written the nnF A requestAn unpredictable storm which has moved up and down the ing a pro-application Inter­ south Atlantic coast like a yo­ view aad eapected aa answer yo for more than a week slow­ within a day or two. Mrs. Bnhy L. Wilson, oper­ ly beaded into the Atlantic ator of the Good Samaritan Ocean today. Gale and email craft warnings along the east­ Home, said they were ensleoa ern seaboard were expected to to cooperate with the county hi solving the problem end be lowered. The Miami weather bureau they had been depending en said a ship report lest night donations from churches end indicated the storm was lo­ other organisations for oper­ cated about 200 miles south- ating funds, but that they southeast of Hatterai. moving were In dire need of money to northeasterly at 10 miles per expend their operation. Mrs. Camlta Ray, state hour. The weather advisory said conditions favored a alow welfare director here, inject­ northeasterly drift with winds ed ■ new twist on the prob­ lem when she noted that the and seaa subsiding. The weather bureau said the indigent aren’t the only once coast would experience some that need financial help In relief today with tides gen­ the arcs of aged rare, hot erally toss than last week and there were families of moder­ ate income that also stood in ••as not quite so rough. The storm has inflicted great need of assistance for heavy damage to some coastal their eged. areas during its erratic move­ The consensus was that the ment. Gov. Ferris Bryant discussion should be broaden­ asked President Kennedy to ed to Include that group, be­ declare parts of the Florida cause of the high ratee pre­ coast major disaster area*. He vailing in privets institutions requested $300,000 in federal for cere. County Commission Chair­ fundi. Damage was estimated at II men Gen. J. C. Hutchison de­ million at Jacksonville Beach clared that he felt the whole where part of a sea wall county should add Its strength crumbled u n d e r pounding to the request by the two waves. Heavy damage also homes for funds from the waa reported at Neptune, At­ ' federal agency end eeld he lantic, St. Augustine and felt additional talks should he Flagler Beeches in Florida. hsld with opera tori at the two local homes. Gregory pointed out that Death Toll 169 MIAMI (UPI) Dade care in modem facilities tor County's soaring traffic death those needing H rune 9122 a toll hit 169 for the year when month for ambulatory In­ Shing Wong. 57. wav struck mates in non-profit institu­ end killed by ■ ear here tions end, for those needing shortly before midnight Moo- nursing care, the coat goes up to |I50 per month. day. StormThreat To C tisl Eases Thera ara only 17 more shopping daya until “you know what” and a good tlma to work on th a t shopping list and nave money, too, by shopping in Sanford during tha two big bargain daya set for Friday and Saturday. To add to the excitement of the approach­ ing neanon, you’ll have a chance to win $45, $35 or $20 worth of gift certificates, good in down­ town store.-!, a t tha drawing held after cloning time. Thin ia the third week of the big all-out nalea promotion by downtown merchant* ia a Bte-C hnulutae afcfa*tag tor shuwxtfa. w N a 697 Traw ler Aground OBAN, Seotlaad (UPI) — The 114-toa British trawler Boeton Heron ran agrenad near Glee Island M e a d a y night, kilting at least one aad perhaps as maay ea eerea members at He 12-men crew. Sis members ef the erew were Mix Try Late TUSCALOOSA, Ale. (UPI) —The Unlreriity at Alebeme Monday apparently killed the hopes of throe Negroes to ea­ ter the school this-spring, by halting the processing a t In­ complete applications. T h e university said registration tor the spring semester cloeed teat Friday. ty ef an adequate supply at safe, good water," Amietoat County engineer Gup Btoastrom said today, ■Unetrom eeld the eeunty ■Unde "la danger ef losing owe a t ear moot vitally Im­ portant a a t a r a l nsnnress, slve population density eonpled with Inadequate pleasing, that have aaaaad other areas to lose their supply at pure water ere already mack near­ er to our walk that yoa may think," I tens trot* said. |E|) k ||4 Jr Ur will ha a lengthy document era nnmsiuue wells Ja the •Mag the aeed for atreng coaaty already abandoned or mseearaa to "lasers the eons- factors, resulting from escee- severely throttled because af tribute to the eoetaaeJaatioa ■ad poihrtkm ef the earns araa where there are TAM hamee, ea estimated 22,400 people, depending upon private walla fey their drinking watan Measure Passed TRENTON. N. J. (UPI) — New Jersey has become the second etote In the nation to ratify a proposed 24th amend­ ment to the U. S. Constitution prohibiting the payment of a poll tax ss a requirement for voting for federal office hold­ ers. Illinois was the tin t state to ratify the measure Nov. 14. Frederick G. Heath defeeiad incumbent Cert C. Mod. deid kg a laadilide vote at < • to 9i tor Mm aftico at Csamlhmry mayor M Mooday's municipal atoettaaa. Book Choice Due TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — A textbook for Florida's new public school course on a com­ parison at communism end de­ mocracy 4lli be pi■-e*l here when (he State Textlook Com­ mittee meets nest week. The 12-msmber committee tuts been studying 19 books for use fas the course, which started this fell under ■ law passed by the 1941 legislature. A total of 409 voters Anna (ha mors than TOO registered tamed oat to oast their be)* CLARENCE "CRACKER" DONALDSON, left, was appointed acting postmaster of tha Lake Mary Poet Office to taka over for Mrs. P. D. (Virginia) Anderson, center, whoa# retirement became effective teat Friday after 14 yearn a t tha job. Making tha appointment waa Dalpho Hackney, district postal inspector from Daytona Peach. (Herald Photo) New Plea Set ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI) — Defense attorney Frank HowaU end State Atty. Dan War­ ras have until nsst Monday to file briefs oa Uowett'e appeal for a new trial for Mrs. Effie Norris, 44, c o n v i c t e d lest year-old boy friend. Howatt contended in hie motion for n new trial that at least two witnesses gave damaging test­ imony against the 44-year-old grandmother that should not have been admitted. H eart Council Nam es Annual Drive Chairm en Merle Werner end Mrs. Jackie Caolo were named ea joint coordinators at Sanford, Seminole County end DeBary for neat year's Heart Sunday drive et a meeting of the Sensirtole-DeBary Heart Council eaecutlee board. New treasurer of the organ­ isation U Howard Hodges, president of the Sanford At­ lantic Bank. Ed Simona, Heart Council president. Moved Mra. Tom Armeo and Hugk Booth of De­ Bary ee eo-chairmew ef that area, end Mra. Eugene Taylor aa chairmen of the South Sem­ inole group. Mrs. Hilda Butler waa ap­ pointed public information di­ rector for the council, with Mrs. Leonard Munson as spe­ cial events chairman. Ernest Southward, a mem­ ber at the elate board at di­ rectors at the Florida Heart A»»n_, met with the council executive* to discuss plena for the 1949 Heart Fund Drive. Stocks Mixed NEW YORK (UPI) Stocks got off to a narrow­ ly mixed start on moderate­ ly active trading today. Few blue chip# opened on sub ■until! blocks. The over­ whelming opinioa on the street wm that the big rally of the past six weeks has not yet run out of gee end a resumption of the upturn NEW DELHI (UPI)—Prime Minister Jaweherlal Nshru said today that Russia defi­ nitely will live up to its prom­ ise to ship Jet fighters to In­ die end establish a MIG fac­ tory la this country. Nehru said there may be some delay in delivery of the first fighters because of the Cuban and general world nitusslions—not Red Chine—but there is "no question of the Soviet Union becking out of ite commitments." Defense Minister Y. B Chav so supported this. "Tbs Soviet Union has ■greed to supply some MIGe In December or a little later, some neat year and some la­ ter,” Chavin declared. He did not give any figures Nehru said press reports that the MIG contract had been withdrawn by the Soviets because of Chinese opposition TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Senate President W i l s o n Carraway Mid today "things look pretty good" for ■ third special session at Ihe legis­ lature on respporttonment. Carraway said be has poll­ ed more then one-half of the U senators by telephone end found a "greet majority" want to come back end vote Airports Closed out a plan before the federal courts take on the jobBy Dense Fog lie named Sen. John E. United Press fnlensaUuusI Mathews of Jacksonville to Thick, swirling fog rolled a six-member liouee-Seiutc over the Eastern Seaboard committee that will draw ■ Monday night. A similar fog bill for submission to the across the Atlantic envelop­ legislature if the session Is ed two-thirds of England and called. Other Senate memWales. 1bers named today were Verle The three airports serving A. Pope, St. Augustine and the New York area, Idlewild, Randolph Hodges, Cedar Key. LaGuardla end Newark, clos­ Wilbur Boyd of Manatee ed down when visibility County, named chairman of reached aero, forcing pass­ House committee members engers to spend the night Monday, wee due in Talla­ u eities they had eo Inten­ hassee today to complete a tion at visiting. Idlewild fin­ poll of House members on ally resumed operations the proposed special wsslon. shortly before 9 a. m. today. Carraway Mid he found only two Masters, both from counties, that Mid they Policemen Held big could not go along with the CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI) approach to re apportionmet* —Ten policemen wore arrest­ that was considered In the ed bere today in coooectioo lam to-day special eesswo, with a Mr lea of 12 burglaries meaning proposals to sub­ stantially enlarge both Sen­ ate sad UtMtee mem harsh ia> Stevenson tikes hie Job and wants to keep k. If not hie advice, Steven­ son's stature In the United Nations waa eomewhet chill­ ed today by a highly circui­ tous, even wandering chain of events which brought head-shaking pusilement to certain sections at govern­ ment. Why puiilcment? Why the necessity of considering what Kennedy can do to improve the Steveneon Image? The Saturday Evening Poet printed an article this week to the effect that Stevenaon preferred "political negotia­ tion" to a blockade for deal­ Gov. Ferris Bryant bee ing with the Soviet m leeHe agreed to call the legislature buildup In Cuba. back If three-fourths of both The article wee written by Houses can agree verbally Stewart Alsop, Washington on a plan beforehand. editor for the magaaine, end Charles Bartlett, syndicated columnist end such a close Rollins Presents friend of Ihe President that he has been Invited to week­ ends at Newport, R. I., and Play T onight "All The Way Home," the Glen Ora. the Kennedy place second Rollins College play at Middleburg, Ve. Also, of the Meson, la scheduled to Kennedy recently gave Alsop begin public performance to­ an exclusive interview for night at Annie RusmU Thea­ his magasine. Stevenson's position as re­ tre. The Ted Mosel play, which I ported by Alsop and Bartlett waa adapted from James waa espoused by the UN am­ Agre's novel, "A Death In the bassador during highly secret Family," was presented for deliberations of the N»tional Security Council Executive Rollins students Monday. Tickets ere on sale at the Committee prior to Kennedy's Annie Russell boa office, open decision to throw s tight every afternoon from 2 to 5 naval hlocade around Cube. The White House did not p.m. deny that Steveoson at oae time favored "political nego­ aa a means of get­ Film Scheduled tiation" ting the missiles out of Cuba Instead of the near-war tac­ In Longwood tic of blockading all possible Florida Forest Ranger Albert weapons shipments bound tor Harris will show a film entitl­ Cube. ed "Volunteer Firemen" at 9 For that matter, Stevenson p. m. Wednesday at the Long- did not deny this specific wood Fire HalL point, although be did say The film showing will be the article wee inaccurate in open to the public and all vol­ reporting that he had pro­ unteer firemen ef various de­ posed trading U. §. bases partments la the area are •*- abroad for Soviet missile pec tally' eaged to etUmL withdrawal’ from Cuba. the three open posts worn taken by Loa Woodhama, with 210 votes; Art Lego, 204 sad E4 Lana. IIS. Other oaadUatap aad votes racoiv* oil woo* 9. » . ML 190} Date ell Long, 149 and John Burns, Unopposed candidates Cue Sawyer far marshal receiv­ ed 212 votes and Mrs. Lil­ lian Henning tor Clerk UV lied 290. Voting today to municipal •lections to taking place la Altamonte Springe, Longwood end Oviedo. Gene B. Itopbeneon end Stuart D. Friteh are running unopposed for the Altamonte council aa are Ben Jones, W. R. Cionte and W. B. Martin In Oviedo, Seeking conneQ posts in Longwood ere Incumbents R. C. Carlson end John Reams and E. E. Williamson. Vern­ on Finch end Mark Bullock. Unopposed are A. R. Lor­ eninn for mayor, Mrs. Onnto Rockett Shomate for clerk and Roy Shomate for tea collector. Youth Sets Self Aflame W ith Gas MIAMI (UPI)—A 21-yearold youth whe police Mid ap­ parently doused himself in gasoline and touched off the fuel with ■ elgarvt lighter died today et ■ hospital. A neighbor M id ehe saw flames leaping over an eightfoot hedge heslde her house and ran out to find David Bethel "■ q u I r m I n g on the ground, covered with flames." Follce My they found ■ half, empty container of gasoline •croM the street from where the youth was found, end a cigeret lighter in the middle of the street, its top still open. They said he had been badly Injured In ■ motorcycle acci­ dent in August end was Just recovering. 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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 -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 03, 1962; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">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" rel="noreferrer noopener"><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/cc60955c691fd8d7ae18375aa1c9fb61.pdf 8017401f5cd0cc75019684cd01748352 PDF Text Text EDITORIAL COMMENT No Yote-No Complaints Longwooa Political Rally SelToday I A m i —i i n a J rm r, m * »► Mn. HtmUtM Jratt fra lr». J. P. n , Mn. H. M. OMkraa, l i t Ebb# , Mn. I sp­ in. U mt Frator, Mn. K irw M M. M l, Mn. ■. V. Iragk, Mn. M art Mar* ths.M n.Crat Man Bad Mn. Am lAtnon im Mn. W. E.lator, Mr*. Haiti in n . Mn. I M. GWuta, Mn. I B. Tnt, Mn. Jam M. kNfM, Mn. Praaklftaa Ml Mn. OMbrl NHan. Mn. R. V. M l m tohalf ol! Ha coamralty artMn. ftrtp ip m flW V B | I I M n w i Mn. c. ft. Mn. M Ml I. A. Van. H a Baattai Mn. V. C. 1 Jaa l a athen, Mn. U a. a v. OriaaM; KbimD Primer, Mn. A M m a'i M jaw i aario, Mr. tad Mn. J. V. ■Mfrarta a n Mr. aal Mn. taaa Wright. aB frm Bi tifprira; Mr. aal Mn. la ri ol DtBarr; Mn. Qaaraa B. Ftttmoa u ata, Goa a Pattann Jr. o# Wiatra Parlt a n . aa Mn. LadM W. Icatt ri Wto tar Part; Mr. aal Mn. A. P. lo a n i m Oajtaa loach. IMatina of Mr. aa ll waa Mr. Mn. /. K. Brovar aad aM dm Naacy and Baa of S. 0 . Harry Bnvriaa of tephyr- Waal Palm Brad aad Mn. Mb; Mn. BUiabo* lobte* R. J. Andanoa of Varo m VaaaaM aal Mr. aal □I Weekend Camp • r Mrioa H an o i Altemoate Explorer Poat M •past lari wttktnd at Camp Laaocho la tla Ocala Natioaal Peraat vtera balar Ora MaeLaod aad lb aaaUtaat, Paal m a rt Jr. aad Scrataaatar Jack ftaart tod lie boya through Urn fun-packed daya. Enjoylag iwh aetlcltloi as caaoatog. ltohlng aad volley hall durtog tla daya, tha Explonn alaa bald tho traditiooal campfhra and aoegfeit where they ata larga quint!ttoa of popcan aad other n - residents to M ot fr a Tnaaday's municipal election a t I p, m. today when the Volunteer Fire D ept nan n PWHfcnl Bally to CHy Park. Free coffee and doughnuts will bo served to all attending by tho firemen. R. T. Mthree will nerve an moderator for tho Bally. Speaking will be candidates for tha council Including tho tocmnbsnta R. C. Cartoon aad John Haems and thair oppon­ ents, B. B. Williamson, Vern­ on Finch aad Mark Bullock. R u n n i n g unopposed are Mayor A. R. Lonnenn, city clerk Mrs. Onale Rockett Bhemata and Roy Shomate for tha office of tax collec­ tor. Retired Folks To Sponsor Lighting Contest Tha boya alapt la tha Adlroodirk Building la bmki and took tuna cooking (or the an tin group. Aa aB aro riper lanced eooka tha maala turned NORTH ORLANDO BROWNIB TROOP MS out to ha axcaptionally deli­ held an Investiture Tuesday afternoon at the cious. Community Building In the Village Recreation Scout mi iter Stuart showed A m for seven new members. In tha group ware, his prowau aa a cook by pre­ from left, Denies Douquetts, Dianne Douquette, paring tha final maal of chill, Sara PUoian, Jennifer Burke, Linda Maxwell, homemade doughnuts, hot cho­ colate, coffee and ten. Although the weekend wai planned for the entire Weklva District, Urn Altamonte Ex plorere aad Cocoa Beach Post 338 were tha only troops parBy Jaw Caaaelberry 1tlri'itiag. A'l.imonte boya attending Girl Scouts of Patrol Three •v re tarry Poll, Roger Lan (Mosquito Patrol) of Troop 338 i ■ ■He, John Stuart, Patrick from South Semlnolo Junior . ', Mike Sewell and Cory High School vlxltod tho San­ ford Herald on Friday after­ hlcliride. noon to complete aomo of tho roquirementa on the Journalist Badge. Forest City The girls were curious about Group To Elect all phases of newspaper work and were given a guided tour New Officers by Walter Glelow, Herald By Shirley Wentworth publisher and editor. Tho flection* for new officers group especially enjoyed see­ will be held by the Poreat ing the paper go to press. City Community Asia, at This Patrol la plsnniag to next Monday's regular B p. print a Troop Newspaper ooee m. meeting at tha Forest each month. City Restaurant. Prior to tha tour tha girls Members of the association enjoyed a nosebag lunch at tha wishing to dine prior to tha Elks Playground in Sanford. business session should be Making tha tour were Cheryl at the restaurant by 7 p. m. Watters, patrol leader; MeRecommendations for new lenda Casselberry, assistant officers will be presented by patrol laadar; Barbara An­ the nominating committee of drews, Alice Dutton. Becky Murray Long, Dick Lashley, Totten aod Susan Hunter. Brian Benjamin and William They were accompanied by McGinnis with John Bethea Mrs. Leonard Casselberry and as chairman. Cathy and Ricky Casselberry. Debra Ward and Pam Thompson. Conducting the ceremony was Mr*. Nance Russell, neigh­ borhood chairman. Leaders of the troop are Mrs. Gladys Pilolan and Mrs. Margaret Burke. (Herald Photo) Girl Scout Patrol Visits Newspaper Final Plans Given For Winter Festival Final plana for Saturday's annual Winter Festival at the Lake M a r y Elementary School were announced at a Parents Night meeting Tues­ day by Mrs. Stuart Stetson, overall chairman of the event. According to Mr*. Stetson volunteers (till arc needed to assist In building the booths on Saturday morning and for tho clean-up com­ mittees. This year's Festival, sche­ duled between urn hour* of 8 aad B p. m. on tho school grounds, wlU feature a fullcourse chicken dinner to be served In tho cafeteria from S to 1:90 p. m. with plates priced lor adults and child ecu under tho sixth grade. Puss and other food items Will k the evening. Games of Interest to all age groups, Including adults, will be set up and a host of attractive and unusual holi­ day decorations nod gift Items will be on sale at bar­ gain prices. A particular attraction tor the youngsters will be rides on the imstl gasoline ModelT from Florida State Bank and on ponies. Other amusement and sales booths will include a Cake W»!k. G««d*-!4i*d. a Country Store and a Book Store. Cubs To M eet By Jaw Casselberry Cub' Scout Pack MO of Cas­ selberry will meet Friday at 7:30 p. m. In Weaver Hall at the Casselberry Community hUtoaito* fhureh, _ The Retired Folks Club of Chuluota win aponsor Its sec­ ond annual Christmas Outdoor Lighting and Decoration Dis­ play title year. Joining the club in putting up prlxea for the contest will be the Florida Power and Light Co. which wlU offer a $2S U. S. Savings Bond aa flrat prize. Other prises, in cash fur­ nished by the club, will bo |tO for second prise, 97 for third and $3 for fourth. Judges, to bo selected from outside the community, will make thair decisions during tha week before Christmas. The committee in charge of se­ lecting the Judges Is composed of George Boutdea, Russell Haramood aad Herbert Boawell. No fee or formal entry will be required to participate in the lighting contest. Longwood Civic League To M eet N ext W ednesday GIRL SCOUT PATROL THREE of South Seminole Junior High Troop 338 took advantega of tho Thanksgiving holidays to tour tho Sanfoi Herald plant loot Friday when they saw the paper go to praaa. Herald publisher Welter A. Glelow la shown answering questions for Beck Tot­ ten during an Interview. Other acouta are, from left, Alice Dutton, Melenda Casselberry, Susan Hunter, Cheryl Waters and Barbara Andrews. Little Cathy Casselbcry, front right, was a visitor with the patrol. (Herald Photo) Art Federation Names New 1963 Officers By Mrs. Adam Muller Florida Federation of Art olJicera elected at this month's 3Sth annual convention bold in Lakeland were announced this week. Delegatee from 48 ctube and leagues attended the con­ version which was held Nov. 18-17. Otftoeie uasaad included Dr. Charles g Gilee ef Penaacola, president; Dudley Flarer of Lakeland, first vice president; Mr*. Mary 8ue AUwood of Panama City Beach, second vice preeideal; Mn. Mabel Bullis, recording secretary; Mrs. Maccia Smith, treasurer; Mn. h secretary and Mn. Florence Seymour, historian. Committee chairmen includ­ ed Thoms* Arreao, overall chairman; Walter renroao, fi­ nance; E. Davidson, legislator; F. D. Hutchins, publicity; Mian F. Bottari, education; Mrs. G. J. Brooks, member­ ship; Arthur J. Vvlluti. schol­ arship; Mr*. Olnee Hinton, junior elube; Mrs. W a l d o Roth, student aid; William Liston, e l r e n t t exhibition; Archie Me-Vaughton, build­ ing; Mr*. Area Erickson, induxtrial public relations; Eliot McMurrough, art director; Dr. mittoo and Riloy Napier, di­ rector of Governor's Show. Serving on the building com tnitWo with MaeNaughton will be Mrs. Olnee Hinton, way* and means and Albert kfercer. Clinton Sommer and Mrs. Mil­ dred Babcock. Holidoy Party By Jane Casselberry The Women'* Club of Caa•elberry will meet nest Wed nesday at 7:10 p. m. for business meeting. Plan* will be made for the Christmas party which scheduled (or Dec. U at 8 b m. By Deou Estes The annual Christmas pro­ gram of the Longwood Civic League will be presented by Mrs. E. P. Richards at the December meeting to be held nest Wednesday at 3 p.m. in the Civic League Building on Church St. Postponement of the meet­ ing for one day from the reg­ ular date Is due to the fact t h a t Longwood'a municipal elections are scheduled for Tuesday. On Tuesday morning of this week the Letgue held a coffee and bakeless bako salt dur­ ing which members exchang­ ed recipes while enjoylns re­ freshmentj of code* and csks. CARL C. STODDARD Mayor Seeks Re-election In Casselberry By Jane Casselberry Mayor Call C. Stoddard qualified just tost Friday's closing deadline as a candidate for re-election to hii second torn in the of­ fice. Stoddard states that ho to running on his record as may­ or and etted achievement dur­ tog hla administration to toduda acceptance of tho raw town map, setting up a toning commission and passing of • dog ordinance. Ha haa worked to promote interest In Civil Defense for the area and recently attended t h e Governor's conference held la Tallahassee. If re­ elected he promises to con­ tinue to serve the community to the best of his ability. A retired civil am ice em­ ploye from Rock Island, 111., he presently Is a flag sales­ man In addition to- hla duties as mayor. He bss lived at 200 Lincoln Road sinee coming to Casselberry four years ago, is a past commander of Ameri­ can Legion Poat 183 and is Americanism Chairman of Casselberry Legion Memorial Post 254. Public Hearing Set For Today Casselberry's n e w a n d lengthy comprehensive ton­ ing plan will get Its first airing at • Public Hearing today at 7:30 p. m. to the Town HalL All members of the Zoning and Planning Commission and of the Board of Aldermen have been notified to attend the hearing. The plan calla for dividing the town Into distinct and separate geographical toning districts and ata Us classifica­ tions of tach. Copies of tho proposed or­ dinance and of the new town map havt been posted for the past 18 daya In the Fire nail, the Town Hall and In the Poet Office. Fire Auxiliary Sets M eeting In Longwood Mtnddpa) alactiona an alatad in four Sand, nola County munidpalitim aarty part waak-fa n d isi Altamonte ____ ___ ion Toaaday. AHhouyh cartHdataa in Altamonte and Oriado hart no opporition, wa took with intaraat to aaa how many votan in Caaaatbarry and L wood win torn out to caat a ballot for tho nan of thair ebok*. Both dtioa an on tha mora and aa aoeh coundl Baths to naat tha damands of an war incraaainf poputotloQ it bacornaa vitally important to pot bom'man in offica. Yat nctotntton no* oraa in both toeatfana indfeata a notabto took of intaraat on tho put of tb« voter. Remember . . . If you neglect to vote you have no right to comp Annual Homecoming Held In Enterprise By Baton Tha annual Homecoming of the Barnett Memorial Meth­ odist Church of Enterprise was held on Thanksgiving with service* at lb a. m. con­ ducted by Rev. Harvey Hardin of Edgewator. Children of tho Methodist Children's Homo aad alumni and former staff numbers were guests for tho servk* after which refreshments were Elder Springs Club Meets At HD Center ly Mrs. H. L The monthly meeting of the Elder Springs Horn* Demon­ stration Club was held Nov. 20 at 10 a. m. at the Home Demonstration Center in San­ ford. Mrs. W. O. Nolan,, presi­ dent, conducted the business session and devotions were given by Mrs. R. A. Sum­ ners. It was announced that in Uw future the club wQl hold craft workshops only once monthly with the date set for the second Thursday. Them* for December will be "Sewing Machine Equip­ ment" A committee of Mrs. J. D. Buhl, Mrs. Ben Taylor, Mrs. Leons Nelson, Mrs. S. A. Tindall and Mrs. W. R. Mar­ tin was appointed to assist the Lake Mary Club in de­ corating for next Thursday and Friday's Open House and Christmas Exhibit bring spon­ sored by nil HD club* at the Center. The program on "Import­ ance of Correct Care for the Feet" was given by Mrs. Carl Bradbury and Mrs. Jot Wright presented a demon­ stration on “Naw Fabrics." Mrs. Morris Nelson was accepted as a new member at the meeting for which Mrs. Martin was hostess. Tho next meeting of the Elder Springs Club will be held at 7:30 p. m. on Dec. 20 at the home of the hos­ tess, Mrs. Tindall. served by todies of tho WSCS, Tho customary Thanksgiv­ ing dinner a t 12:80 p. m. fan* taring turkey aad aU tha tsfafr* mlngs plus barbecued was nerved to some 229 per* Tho annual Alumni Aeeocte* tioa Manting was bald to tha afternoon and the present slat* of officers wan re-altctsd with Marvin Homer of Jack* sonvilla ns praaldent Tha association voted to gir* funds to complete payment for tha cleaning of Hardin Hall and to tha regular treasury. The group also voted to hold future homecoming celebra­ tions on tha Sunday following Thanksgiving In order to avoid conflict with individual family plana. Alumni and visitors will attend regular Sunday morn­ ing worship scrvicta at tha church, moot for dinner at tho home and conduct tho business meeting in tho afternoon. DeBary Legion Over The Top In Membership By Mrs. Adam Miller Announcement h a s b e e n made that DeBary'a Herbert D. Gibb American Legion Post 289 went over the top hi Its membership drive to gain 100 per cent membership prior to Veterans Day, date set by the national headquarters for ape* dal awards. Word also was received that the DeBary Post stands fourth In the fifth district group of 27 posts. Naw members I n e 1u d a George W. Behrens, William Bragg, Paul V. Clay, John Coppen. Cornelius D o v a I e, Harold S. Downing, Henry 1L Farrar, Bruce C. Lambert, Robert E. Lambert, John T. Laughlin; David Levy, George A. Mc­ Donald, Burwell D. McNutt, Albert E. Merer/, Gustave M. Nordstrom, Ctorgv D. Ryan Jr., William F. Schwab!, Mrs. Edna T. Smith, Randall Smith, Walter T. Weaver and Luther R. Yow. Space Film By Dosss Estes Board To M eet Loagwood’s new L a d l e s Ry Louie# Slssaaek To Be Shown Auxiliary to the Volunteer The Executive Roard of the Students at Lake Mary Fire Dept, will meet at I p m. Altamonte Springs Element­ Elementary School will sea 4 Monday in the City Park, wea­ ary PTA will meet a t 8 p. m. the color film. “Sigma Sev* ther permitting. In case of today at tha school to plan en." Walter Shirra’a orbital rain or extreme cold, the next Tuesday's general meet­ flight into apace on Mooday, meeting will be held at the ing and to diseuxi and plan In Dec. 10. City Hall. detail the sale of magaxine The film, to be shown during All mothers, wives and sis­ subscriptions, current project the school day, la being aponters of the volunteer firemen to raise funds for tha school sored by tha Women's Club are eligible to join the organ­ library. of Lake Mary. isation and are Invited to at­ tend the meetings. Plans for the group to aponsor a talent show already are underway. Officers of tha auxiliary, M ethodists which organised early in Oc­ tober, are Mrs. Sue Brabaton, Seek Church president; Mrs. Judy Snow, In Bear Lake vice president; Mrs. Jean Wil­ By Shirley Wentworth lis. secretary, and Mrs. Mil­ By Mr*. Adam Mailer Tha November program on A survey tus been underwsy dred Escalvon, treasurer. New officers for the DeBary “What's New In Clothing* during the psst month In Bear Home Demonstration Cl ub wan presented by Mrs. W. D. Lake and vicinity to deter­ were recommended by the Mitchell of DeLand who told mine the feasibility of estab­ Legion Groups nominating committee at tost of new fabrics and sawing no* lishing a Methodist Church in Thursday’s matting of the lions on the market and advis* Plan Party the area. group in the Community Cen­ ed of the proper Jewelry and By Mrs. Adaai Mailer ter. Headed by Earl Kipp, a Member* of the DeBary Included were Mr*. George gloves to wear with certala committee of men (Tom the typo garments to obtain a this First Methodist Church of Or­ Herbert D. Gibb American Wright, president; Mrs. Her­ appearance. Legion Poat and of the Ladies lando are conducting the sur­ bert Vitt, vice president; Mrs. Prior to tho noon luncheon vey and Rev. Carlisle Hubbard Auxiliary have been Invited Louis Ritter, secretary and and afternoon business meet­ Is still In the process of mak­ by Mrs. John Leone, auxiliary Mrs. Charles Gifford, treasur­ ing and program tho center ing daily visits to families In president, to attend * special er. waa a beehive of activity for t(ss Southwest Seminole com­ Christmas Party at the Ccm- The recommendations wen the morning workshop with munity Center following their submitted by Mr*. J. Rayfuse munity. some 80 members present for A fire-sere plot ef 1»"d al­ regular meeting naxt Thurs­ and Mrs. I . Botafard, mem­ >rk ' . j various holiday dec­ ready has been purchased on day. bers of the nominating com­ orations aad other handicraft S. Bear Lake Road where the The Post also la planning mittee. projects. proposed church will be erect an entertaining show featur­ Tha club voted to hold its Club members were askrd to ing local talent and sections covered dish luncheon tad ed if Interest is sufficient. bring their completed wofk to Interested residents w h o of tha versatile DeLand High Christman party at the Center the Dec. 20 meeting for dis­ h a v e not been contacted School Bam* which will ha on Dec. 20 when entertain­ play. Each lady planning to should call Rer. Hubbard at presented for veterans at tha ment will ba provided by tha attend also waa asked to bring his home oo Klrkman Rd. for Lake City Hospital in Janu- DeBary Choristers under di­ her own table service *nd cov-i rection of Laura Platt ~ Offkers Nominated By DeBary HD Club PTf �> 9 -L ■oou ff u ( J*L jE L Sboppara la downtown Saafnri toafcfet wll receive froo ticket* from tha Downtowa Marchant’s Assn, which wiD give than aa opportun­ ity to win op to $45 In gift cortiflcataa. and third pnsaa ara $18 and $20 each. Drawing will be had about 9:15 p. m whan all ticket stub* are In the big basket at tha broadcasting stand on tha comer of First St. and MagnoBa. Storm Finally Starts Moving Off Florida Dy Lorry Yenbet '« p M « *f to a * i a H * savings K * u turne t ti bat the 10 vfl] rt *t tbe ITT •gala toe M WEATHER: Cloudy, occasional rain through Saturday. Low tonight, M. United Praia Laaaad Wire Established 1908 FRI., NOVEMBER 80,1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 69S * ‘l MIAMI ( U P I ) - A dawdttag today aad tho Watuy along tha Georgia M tha (torn maiataiaa ita intensity. la aa aarliar advisory, tha banan bad said the atom la th i aad that tote probably would give a meas­ ure af raltef to the coart which haa haw battered by high • • • DM j w t e * * •*F* J .L Okay wbe tool* Um tv * M u y k m u • • Im M* Job t* k ttp tbo v a m th la the fa d ­ ing• • • Tba ■ jitary * n r o* • * SOI block baa beta solved. It will bo a drive-ha feedm arket What they woa't think of next? • a a Maek Cleveland J r . and tbo rail of tbo boya la tha backroom off to Miami for a kgiaUUv* Jaunt Even Gordon Frederick (who h a n 't takas off bU legislative 11caaao tag yat) took off. Thoy’n probably accompllah more la Miami tbaa thay did la tha capital. a a a Muscular Dystrophy drive winds up hero over tha weekend. Check tha cola VOL. I a ./ KIM BARLEY ★ ★ ★ Kidder Company Begins Sanford Operations Ai advisory warned that all precautions should bo tinned against above aormal tide* sad beaCh erosion along tha Georgia a id Carotjaa The storm was located this morning about MO mites east of Jacksonville aad appeared to bo drifting westward at •bout five miles per hour. One ship does to tbo coaler re­ ported gala winds of up to 44 knots aad S3-foot waves. The Weather Bureau said In­ dications wtro that the storm will contiaus slowly westward and winds may Increase some •long tha Georgia aad Car­ olina coasts. "Tbo worst thing about tbo storm Is that it was stasdlng still so long- Wbea a storm moves around, the winds shift and don't get a chance to push the water In one direction," a forecaster said. "That surf wouldn't have been nearly as bad If tbc storm hadn’t Just sat out there." The pounding breakers tore up s 10-foot section of sea wall in Jacksonville Thursday, and dly officials said another 100 feet were in danger. A. M. Klddar A Co. Ine., 07 year-old nationally known member of tha New York Stock Exchange and other leading domettie and Cana­ dian exchangee, today an­ nounced It will open a branch office In Sanford, tha 34th branch in tha etata of Florida and one of 37 nationwide of­ fices. Founded In IMS. A. M. Kid­ Our slneara apologies to tha Anna Millar Circle. For the der A Co., Inc, offers the In­ fifth year in a sow they took vestor the benefit of skilled first plica to the yule parade market snslyita who are eon' float contest and for tha etanUy studying industrial fourth time . . . our photo­ trends and developments, and grapher fissled when they of counselling specifically de­ signed to meet the needs and passed. capacity af tha Individual In­ • • • It via cost SSjai to re­ vestor. Aseoclati<L*k„U>1. p la c e U m C h r ls tm a a .,lig h t s office wfil be Kim aaxt year. registered representative of • • • Haa anyoae thought of hold­ the New York Stock Ex ing the Christmas parade at change, together with Sam Moyer and Gordon Toll, also Ike City Commission will night next year? registered representatives. open bids on a 123,000 resur­ Barley, following Ms gradu­ The other day* a record ation from tha Unlveraity of facing program Jan. 0, City was set wbea city forces dug, Florida, served two years In Manager W. E. Knowles said installed, and baekfUled, 1,- the armed services. Formerly today. Ten projects are included Ml fart of. six lack mechan­ associated with tho Diamond in the program with estimat­ ical Joint eaet iron R Fertilizer Co., and later ed asphalt toonage of 1,001. force main in nine hour* sale* manager for the Winter Among tbo projects are A real day's work. Garden Ornamental Nur Washington Ave, 20th to • • a aeries, Ine. Barley Joined A. Crescent; Crescent S t, MelSay, how com* they moved Santa fromiPirst and Park to M. Kidder A Co. Inc. in the tonville to Summerlin; Ran­ dolph S t, Melkmvllto to Sum­ Second and Park. First the Winter Park office In IMi. merlin; Catalina, Mtlkmvilla Moyer began his brokerage clock and now. a a career with Gold A Stock to Locust; Eicambia, Ven­ • • • That Boat Marina la not aa Telegraph Co, In 1013 in the ango to Locust; Venango, dead as some people are led commercial nawa department Catalina to Rosalia; Seventh to believe. Large Jacksonville at the Western Union report­ St, Pine to Park; Palmetto, outfit eipressing Interest In ing all markets. In 1931 he 20th to 29th St.; M.gnoUa, joined the bond firm of Hal- 20th to 34th and Laurel Ave. it. More on thle later. ■ey Stuart A Co, Phlladtl • • * County Atty. Harold John- phis, and In 1036 became af­ Missing Man aon will prepare a resolution filiated with rarrlah A Co, for the commission to send to stock brokers. He haa been Sought A t Sea the comptroller labeling the associated with A. M. Kidder ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) controversial dinners of long in tha Winter Park offlca —Three Coast Guard planet ago a necaaaary expense. If sines 1067. and four vestals searched to­ Sanford-born Toll Joined day for the mlailng crewman that fails tha legislative dele­ gation haa promised to pace a A. M. Kidder A Co. in 1067. of a Coait Guard helicopter bill at tha next aaealon show­ Ho attended tha University which ditched 46 miles out In ing the need for tha dinners In of Florida, and la a member the Gulf Thursday night order to expedite the toning of the Sanford Junior Cham­ white on a rescue minion. operation. ber of Commerce. Three of the four crewmen e a a A. M. Kidder A Co, Inc. were picked up. The misting Cecil Tucker II. our esteem will be the only member firm min wat identified at Avia­ ed County Ag Agent, was at office In Sanford. tion Mechanic 3-C Thomai tha Commission meeting Tues­ O. Chastain, 27, of Tbomatday afternoon wondering why ville, Ga. Dance Postponed it fell to hit lot to fix up an The Lake 31 o n r o e PTO The other three men, pick­ axhlblt for tha Central Flor­ Square Dance and F a m i l y ed up by a shrimp boat were ida Fair. Cecil, with your man Night scheduled for tonight at Identified as Lt. Cmdr. Mom {fold and manifest talents, you the Lake Monroe School baa Walker, Huntsville, Ala.; co­ should ask? been indefinitely postponed pilot Lt. Henry J. Harris J r , a a a and hospital due U Inclement weather, Baltimore, Tbs city received a check Principal Morris Ruby an­ corpaman Kenneth W. Boas, for 141,300 from the govern­ nounced this morning. Reading, Pa. ment as the first payment for the sewage treatment plant, a e a Bide will be let Dec. II in Tallahassee for the second phase of Interstate 4 through Farmara should and can expanded foreign trade. Seminole County. Bid letUng on the project was originally solve their own problems, The farmer's biggest pro­ without government interven­ blem la that the price be set for this month. a e a tion, City Commissioner Joe pay* for goods and supplies Seminole County have gone up 20 percent and The County Commission de­ Baker, cided to meet on Dee. XI, In­ dairyman and farmer told the prices for which he —Us bis good* has only gone up stead of Christmas Day for Jayc—a Thursday. Baker referred to the ad­ 12 percent, Baker said. their second December meet­ ministration's farm bill pro­ The price-coat squeeze is ing. e e posal to Mt national quotai due in part to the growth of Mai. Joseph Laird, head ef and Umlt production under the buyer who. dealing with the Ceeselherry election com­ the assumption that prices many farmer*, take: a large will riM to the desired level. cot between the farmer and mittee, has appointed Mrs. 1‘aui Lewis to serve on the The Seminole County Farm the consumer. Baker pointed out that three election board next Monday Bureau is opposed to this siine Mrs. Marylyn Wood- thinkinj Baker said, pre­ large food chain stores Mil hams, formerly named, haa a ferring to operate under free 47 percent ot all food sold hi personal interest in tha alee- enterprise, with no price-fix­ chain stone. Five buyers pact 'lions aa her husband, Lou, is s ' ing and no bureaucracy. He ebase an percent ot fU the oanriktatataa ildagaaa. J Mid U rn —i statute puds fog j eatery, he added. Bid Openings Slated Jan. 9 JUUUA... Churchill 88 Cuban Talks Get Nowhere; Chinese Reds PuH Back LONDON (UPI>—4I» Wto■tea Chart MU celebrated hla M h birthday e4day with hla first great grandchild and the WASHINGTON (UPI) - they did m ! expect this talk and bombers from Cobs. prospect e l e royal petoM— la President Kennedy's long aon- to alter matters materially. The V S. officials added that the family. lerence with Soviet Deputy The White House announc­ Use White Houm —salon fail­ Premier Anaitaa I. Mikoyan ed. after tbe three-hour and ed to make any progress en Strauss R esigns MUNICH, Germany (UPI) failed to teaaen the lingering 30-minute Kennedy-Mlkoyaa any disputed points, including BUTCH RISER —Controversial Defense Min­ differences over Cuba end session Thursday evening, the major question of how ister Frana-Joecf Sterna— an- pointed up Uw possibility of that they bad agreed Soviet aad when Soviet Premier Ni­ ★ ★ ★ wadi today he k resigning new East-West dissension la and American negotiators hi kita Khrushchev to going to New York should centime make good en hla promt— to Ms poet In ChaneeU— Konrad Southeast Asia. Mikoyan met today at their efforts to tie up too— permit United Nations hupacAdenauer’s ra b b e t lunch with Secretary of SUto ends ot the Oct. 21 agreement to rt to check Cuban bases Dean Bask but officials said on removal af Red missiles to make certain all offensive Mix Demanded TALLAHASSSK (U P I) -A tote. aiilL suit demanding Integration of all Leon County schools will be tried la Federal Court bore Feb. IS. District Judge G !. WJH| Butch Riser, husky baekfletd Harold CanweU act tha date 11 ,t . star for Jim Plgott's Seminole Thursday. High School 1M3 football •quad, is the winner of the Pope B etter Peter Schaal Moat Valuable VATICAN CITY (UPI) Player trophy which will be Pope John XXIII appeared awarded for the 39th consec­ wcU on the way today to re­ utive year at tho AU-Sports covery from a stomach dis­ j - * JTkiiJ p m i order and anamla, but Vatican Banquet next spring. . moJ U usto Pressed strongly by senior circles expressed some con­ center Johnny Phillips and cern about possible long-term senior tackle Gene Williams, affects of the ailments. 11 judges yet deckled that Riser's consistent play was Actor 111 Again meh that ho la unquestionably NEW YORK (UPD-Actorthe player the team could not alnger George Mabaris, itrick en with a recurrence of Infec­ have don* without. They agreed with one. a tor tious hepatitis, haa been fore mer college ac* aad former ed to cancel activity in a tele­ coach, that without Riser "It vision series and bis .ached Is doubtful that Sanford would uled televiilon singing debut, hla manager said Thursday. havo won a single game." Hla selection made Riser unique In Scmlnoi* High foot­ T hat’s That (CPI^-AeHOLLTWkpD' < ball history. Although over 3,000 boys have tried out for tress Jayne Mansfield and her team's during the past 36 husband MI c k e y llargltay years, bo is the tin t to win have scotched rumori they NEW HOSPITALITY SHOP at the hospital la larger, brighter, has more aa honor wMch hla father alio would reconcile by announcing services. Haro three visitors chat at one of the anuck tables aa they chat separately each plana to be waa awarded. with Pink Lady, Mrs. Alice Feiatel. (H erald Photo) Jim Riser, the boy’s father, married when their divorce becomce final. played such an Inspired game ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ aa a lineman for tha Semlnolea In 103t that ha became the P ort Aid Asked WASHINGTON (UPI) - A 13th annual winner. Now (7.460 technical •assistapee veteran Atlantic Coast L railroad engineer, Jim Riser study to determine the eco­ tun remained aa one of Mi nomic feasibility of establish ■cbool'a most loyal followtrs. lng a port on tba Apalachicola The Casselberry Board ef River near Sneada, Fla, waa Aldermen Thursday night M t approved Thursday by the » matting Dec. 14 with the Area Redevelopment Admlnli Progress la still being made There are handy Itams such Zoning ami Planning Commis­ tratlon. The First Research In renovations and remodeling aa hair plna, lighter fluid, clg- sion at which the two groups Corp. of Miami will make at Seminole Memorial Hos­ areli. cigars, toothpaste, hair will take final consideration on four-month study of tbe pro­ pital and the new Hospitality creams, tlaiuei, p l a y i n g all registered complaints and posed project. Shop is the latest completion. cards, announcement cards, opposition to the town's new BURBANK, Calif. (UPI) More than double tha for­ thank-you carda, stationery, map and proposed toning ordl The three-man presidential P lant To Start nance. mer she, the handy shop la a raiors and razor blades. board appointed to etudy the MIAMI (UIM)—AeroJet-GenThey also have on display The meeting was act after strike by the machinists era! Corp, one of Ihc world's boon to vlaltori and relatives union against Lockheed Air largest space-age industries, who often must wait at the and (or sale gift Items, such more than two hours of listen­ craft Corp. called a meeting announced Thursday It will hospital, aa well aa to the staff as toiletries, toys, children’s ing to verbal grievances at here today with union and •tart construction next month and amployes who can gat a books, slippers, dolls and dec Thursday's night public hear quick snack or pick up any orallve items. Many of these lng on the geographical son company repreaentativei. on a multi-million dollar plant Tha strike waa ordered to manufacture solid fuel for one of a dozen items that they are altraclively arranged In lng districts and wording of the window that looks through the new toning plan. Wednesday when negotiators rockets in Florida. Officials of might need. Into the lobby and on shelves Complaints v a r i e d from The shop la run by tbe Pink failed to reach accord by the the firm said the new plant what was thought to be con midnight deadline on the Is­ will be located oo a 76,000-acre Ladlea of the SMH Auxiliary, within the shop. One of the most useful ad­ tradlctory wording In the or sue of a union shop which waterside site south of Miami and la open every day of the week from 9 a.m. to • p.m. ditions is the placing of two dlnanco to toning classifica­ baa been the crux of the dis­ round "aoda-ihop" tables with tions designated for various They can come up fast with pute. But members of the In Distortion Pills hot coffee, tea, milk, soft chairs where visitors can ait urt-tia of tho town ranging ternattonel Association of CAMBRIDGE, Maas. (UPI) from the minimum in residen­ Machinists returned to their Authorities today stepped up drinks or add bot soup, sand­ to cat. Everything that is in the tial ratings to thoM sonod Jobs Thursday and called off investigation of reports that wiches, donuts, crackers, can­ their nationwide • t r I k e an Increased number of Har­ dy, lee cream, potato chips, hospitality shop also can be commercial. purchased from the Hospital­ Thoeo registering complaints against the giant aerospace vard University students were mints and gum. ity Cart, with which the Pink were asked to submit them to firm at the requeet of the taking "mind • distorting Ladlea make the rounds each tha board in writing before board. drugs" that can cause "dan­ Civic Assn. morning, for the patients. tho Dec. 13 niMting. gerous payebotlc effects." It Patients may have tha free Ship TUU waa disclosed Thursday that Sets M eetin use of popular maaiinea and BOSTON (UPI) — A Gar- it was possible to buy blackThe regular monthly meet­ booki as well as the dally man motor vessel with 29 men marketed cubes of sugar ing of tha North Orlando Civic rental of a television Mt for aboard tilted 16 degrees in laced with psilocybin, LSI) Asan. will be held at tha Vil­ a small fee. high Mas today when the or mescaline lor about ft in lage Hall instead of at the Mrs. Alice Pelstcl is In cargo suddenly shifted. the Harvard Square area. Community Building at • p. m. charge of the cart and M rs.! Monday. J. L>ti is In charge of sched-1 F. Stewart Grimly, presi­ uling for the Hospitality Shop ' dent, has circulated a letter clerks. encouraging all residents to After I p. in. Sunday, San­ The Pink Ladies take and cooperate with the -Metetton j mV.Tu<1. p t e f J J rod ford residents will pick up , nd f "Farmers are, by and and provide 40 percent of tbe in promoting civic Improve ditlribuU their post office box mail at menta and functions for the Urge, aa extremely Inde­ Jobs In the county, he aald. pers, bring in, arrange and the new post office on the bettterment of the community. pendent group, but they must He noted that the agricul­ take out (towers and gifts, and begin to cooperate with each ture picture In Seminole run errands of aU kinds for lakcfront, Postmaster Guy Allen laid today. other to compete with other County has changed in re­ Algeria Seeks tbe patients. big buain—ms with which cent years, with citrus pro­ Box holders are advised they must deal." Baker re- duction rising, vegetables Financial Aid to come to today until 6:30 mat bed. dropping, aad horticulture p. m. and Saturday until PARIS (UPI) - Algerian He commended the farm nurseries on the upswing. noon to pick up combinations Premier Ahmed Ben Bella Bridge . — Page 6 (or the oew boxes they will bureau aod particularly the Cabbage now leads tba pro­ sent a high level negotiating Classified _ Page 8 A 9 Seminole County Farm Bur- duction of vegetables, instead team to Franc* today to seek be using next week. Comics__ .... Page 7 •au aa being a good repre of the celery that «rij tbe badly needed fina ncia l help The new postoffice will be I)«or Abhy __ Page 6 tentative of all phases of loader for many years. for bis new nation. open fur business at 4 a. m. Editorial farming in the county and Page « "Agriculture is the founda­ Monday with clerks on hand Informed sources Mid the giving good representation tion of our economy and liv­ first objective of tbe team Entertainment .. Page 6 to serve business people well before local, stats and fed­ ing," be Mid, "providing our headed by Foreign Minister 1-egals...... Page 6-7 A H before store opening and of­ eral government!. Puzzle — Page 8 fice opening hours. food, shelter aad clothing. Mohammed KhemiaU would T h e approximately S00 W* can do without other be to clear up "misunder­ Society ,. ___ Page 4 All mail that la not picked farms In Seminole County things, but tbcM things we standings" about the policies Sporte ■ Page ID up hy 9 p. m. Sunday will have la Lh l " 1 Bea Delta'* ha iru s im e d to Um aew m ot J’ege i Butch Riser Gets Most Valuable Player Award * -A i Wk, Board Opens Sludy Of Shrike Hospitality Shop Grows At Hospital I Herald Index II have cniuiiNi v m «F to diecoaslag Laos. D m pmsldsad waa understood to have point­ ed rot (feat a eoaaiderabls af r — —III Kcrth ate to northers Laos despite to t Bo* pledge to aw that they (ha to- i "neutralise* ★ ★ ★ DELHI (UW) w Communist appaarod to be ef some a n a s along toe her­ der with India today hoorn before their with­ drawal But sonreea close to Prim* Minister Javaharlnt Nehro’e offloe cautioned that It still w u too early to toB tt to* movement cut ef the North East Free tier Agency re­ gion waa only a token move ar (he real thing. Information from governmeat aourees c o n f i r m e d earlier military reports that troops were risible to front of Um indiaa paaUtoaa. Even India naked Red China for atilt another "elnrtficattoa" af Ua i/ City Approves Line Extension The Frito-Lay plant wlD look Ilka puauta compared to the Runt Go. development here, Chamber af Commerce Manager John KrkJer told the City Commission Thursday aa Um hoard okayed extending Um utiiltlei lines to ton plant at a cost of |3.aoa. Krldcr appeared beforo tha commission asking Um hoard to extend the Uaes to "Uv* up to the eity's comm Intents" to the company. The only commissioner to oppose the extension waa Joe Baker, who explained that be felt tbe city had lived up to all ita commitments nod u w no reason to keep pouring money Into tha project. Coat of raloeatlng the lift station and extending the llnea was estimated at 46.600. City Manager W. E. Knowles in­ formed Hunt Co. officials late Thursday of Um clty'a decis­ ion to extend the lines and was told by Hunt representa­ tives they wanted Um lines ex­ tended even more. This would Increase tbe project another 4600, Knowles Mid this morn­ ing. New Post Office To Open Monday Farmers Don't Need Bureaucrats, Baker Says / Final Zoning Meeting Set ■i boxes in tbe oew office ana box holders can check with the clerk Monday morning to get their mall. Postal worker! will be busy behind the scenes all weekend, transferring all equipment to the now facili­ ty and getting rMdy for the Monday opening. Letter carriers moved last weekend tad have been ope­ rating out of the zmw postoffice all Uila week, Allan said. Dedication of tbe z m w faci­ lity la slated for 4 p.m. Dee. 14 with Rep. Syd Her long rod a representative of toe United 8tatee Poet Office De­ partment expected to be pc*-' .. V �.* jy I C> I - \ | • ■' 1;-V «i tha Hwta hop art, from M l Mr*. T. Ira. C. E. Ctottmer, Mr*. I t B. Kit* 0 . K H M n . K. R. WOkiaa, Mr*. J. md Mr*. W. O. Shepard. (Herald Photo) a Wamliteo Ortttta _ Ha M eet M in i n g w * r s e i* C. C. Dee* I 1 4 1 i. j m i . Tretotag tJ*t#n __ S:M p, ■▼•ill* Wersaip _ f ill p, l i a e r BeSeel H in liiW m k i atom Lutheran Presbyterian Church O f C hrist Church lo Observe This to d ay win ha Miatlaaary Day at the CaaaoL berry Community Methodist Church. Guest speaker at both tho l:N a m. aad U am . warship aarvicoa win ha Bov. Evyn M. Adams, Mothodkt minister whs is founder aad general secretary af ta eatensive radio avengelUm min­ istry hi Northwa Japaa known a t HORBMCO. Durtag tho tuaday School hour ho will he speakiag at tho Aabury Methodist Church in Maltlaad. Rev. Adams, who baa ten*d sere* years aa a ml*akaary ta Japaa, la in the United l u tea oe a brief fur­ lough ta tall *1 tha work that he k doing m tha lalaad ef Hokkaido ta aa effort to help Qaaaao his radio m taktrr to the five-sod-one-half million people living there. HOREMCO utilises radio. Utsratun, aaeipapars, audio visuals and other mass commuakatiaos media ta praaaat the Christian massage aad is followed up with persona! vis­ itation. Bora In Japaa of missionuy parents, lev. Adams spent his early ilk than aad la China, returning to tho U. t . lor higher education. He to a gradual* of Aabury Oaikg*, Wtlmore, By., aad Asbury Tbookgy Seminary aad holds aa M. A. degree from Drew University la Mad• Bov. Adams plans la rejoin his wik Md taro daughters to Japan far Christmas. A third daughter to a sophomore at Asbury College. be distributed la all ahareh members for tho annual Lot. tte Mom oolkctka log foreign The Woman's Mkakaary Union, ted by grayer ah*tr­ a i n , Mrs. Mattie Hughes, will promote a week sf gray­ er throughout tha church far foreign atsslMs af tha A*uthara Baptist CMvoatioa. Lottie Mom was a missionary to China who orlgtaally laaplrcd tha efkrtag. Tha Prairts taka Church's goal has been set far |U i with tha total goal af the Om v m Bm at 910,TOO,0*0. Tha highlight of Steward­ ship Month will bo tho Church Pamlly aad loyalty Dlaser ta ha held at the Women's Club Building ta Casselberry next Thursday at T p.m. Ret, Leonard Jones, pastor of tho church, promises aa evening of Information, tosptratloa aad fODowohlp. Children op to tha age of sight years wfll bo oatertalo­ ad at the church. Lindsay A ccepts Pastorate In Longwood Rev. Jack Lindsay, pre­ ss ol mlalstar at tha Paradis# Baptist Church la Apopka, has accepts a call to the p store te of tho Longnood First BaptUt Church whore he will assume the mlaUtry after the first of tho year. Conducting servlets at the church this Sunday will ha Geoa Bridget, mlaisterUI student at Stetson University In DeLand. Events Successful The Bpiacopal Church nomen of Christ Church Bptocopal to laogwood have an­ Circle To M eet nounced that the rocnat Christmas aataar aad apeThe 8uashlne Circle eg the ghctU Supper wore success­ Casselberry Community Math ful events. Members of the odist Church WSC8 wiU moot church cad of tho womens' o u t Tuesday from t a. m. gwup alto expressed their appreciation to tho public od make Urn projects sue- M i Om , m i k l w m Mr. aad Mr*. J » k Waitmaa, Mr*. O m * Baotar, Mr*. Martha M m tad Mr. aad Mr*. M ania McClain. War* aad Maaaa, David Gram, chain*aa; Mr*. Katie Fatter, Mrs. Margaret Durrtnot, Mr*. MoUe Bull aad Howard BuelL Project, Mr. aad Mr*. Ger­ ald Foultar, co-chairmen; Mr*. June Griffith, Mr. and Mr*. John Ftocqucr aad Mr. aad Mrs. Prank Brava. ■octal and Program, Mr. aad Mrs. Prank Measlck, cochairman; Mr. aad Mrs. Donald MacLeod, Mr. and Mr*. Clara Balmor aad Mrn. But* Montgomery. Publicity, Mr*. Leonard Casselberry, chairman; Mro. Shirk* Relkar. Joha Gae. mambership chairman, reported that calls had been mads oa aboantco aad proapcctlvo mombars aad that * file of tha membarahlp is being compiled. Bar. Oopalaad ackod tha class to coopersto la tho church’s Every Member Canvais which win bo coaduetod m Doc. a. Christmas gifts of |3S to tha Hughktt family, missionary Us la Africa who are p a r Uaily supported by th* class and 110 to Uw orphan bey fat India who also to support­ ed by the cUaa. The class also decided to ask the county nurse for the name of needy families to Grace Church Schedules Special Service Tha Grace M e t h o d i s t Church af Sanford will ehservo Commitment Dap thin Sunday during tha naonlag worship aarvieo whoa Bov. Joha B. Blrao J r will dkceoe bovorageo and the Methodist policy of total abstinence ta a term on entitled “That a Brother Map Not 8tumble.“ Daring the coming week visitation to all toaettv* mombora la planned ta preparation for Stewardship Sunday ea Doc. • when Dr. Joe A. ToUo, superintendent of tha DoLand district win conduct tho ser­ vice. A roH call of an Church families win highlight tha berries at this ttma, Visitation teams will meet evening next week for prayer meeting* before going out on calls. Layman of tha church will apeak at thee* meeting* oa the theme, “What My Chorch Maaaa To Me." Tho regular monthly meet, log of the W8C9 will be held on Thursday evening a t vhlah time a special Christmas pro­ gram, "Hear tha Angola 8lng,M vriQ bo presented un­ der direction of Mrs. Scotty Uemeosky. William Beck _____ Minister Bible a m a r ____ 1S:M a. aa. Moraine Woraai* U iH a. m. Binder b a p t is t see* a t a*o cavaca Abort BibIlb Refnlar Meetla* h u Beatty) o m n a< „ I lS :lt a fa re a e e ___— . Vila S (Hoeedla* aatarday) rani K. caller ■nndny Bebael _ Snadnr Marnln* Wteakl* Saaday Mvnala* Warakla WHbm4 | | P r t fid Service M r a n a r n a e a v c its c * «1S m e* Are. Evsnln* Service _ S:l* p. m. Wed. Bible C l m i e t i t s *m. in k s T. Adams Jr. — Baiter See 'H erat* #( Trntk" t am . Kerala* Wertkl* . Sila a. m. Suadey tekeel _ _ 1:41 a. m. ■nadny ea Channel t Kerala* Weeakl* 11:11 a. m. KT** Meella** — S ill p. m. Sealer) Christian Science (lateraledUte, m a r t c a c a c a o r e n s n r Bee ala* Weraki* _ T:N *. an. Bnedar le r-lee S S m d tr SckMl ___ t i e s a. as. Sabjeeti “AasUat and Madera Nee■ P aster II:N n. m. reaaecr. Aline MeemerUna anS Hypnotism, Oe1144 a. ra. bouaend.* Wbdaabday Saretee 1 :M p n . fiOO *. m. Weadln* Bnemt (ta Cksrek Bdinea) t:M - 4 iM Tana. A T:4l p. m. Tbnre. N tseren e CHURCH N O T IC E These Sanford Merchants | Urge You To Attend The Church O f Your Church M eet S et Dr. Don B. Felkcubarg, president of tho Bible Medita­ tion League, will be guest speaker Sunday a* tha Banford Churek of the Neurone for the 1:43 a. m. Sunday School hour aad for tha 10:10 a. m. worship service, Falkeaberg to a veteran ra­ dio knedeeater aad outstand­ ing authority ea the toner workings ef the communiat world movement. He had aa Instrument*) port ta the fam­ ed Perry HsyUtn-Henry Ford tsperiasaal in tithing fields ef wheel which ta tarn lend to filming the motion picture “God I* My Landlord." Parte of this story will be tha topic for his talk during the Sunday School hour and his nahjoct for the Inter service will ho en­ titled »Dnre Yon Leek t* The Bible Meditation Lea­ gue provide* scriptures and Bible Study material to mere this 110 aitoffcremtflf |a 4 eocieties in 111 notions. In Florida It is supplying vast By Jaao CaeoiBarry Tb# Commission on .Educa­ tion of the Casselberry Com­ munity Methodist Church will moot at 1:30 p. m. Mon­ day a t tha church. AD Sun­ quantise of Spanish material day School worker* era urg­ for work among the Cuban ed to attend. refugees without charge. Err. Paul Blckea, paator ef the Baaford charth, has leaned invitation to the public to hear the Bated apeakor. W llooa-Etchelbarger M artaary Baako L Wilson aad Staff Mr*. Apptoby'* R caU arant 1U M. Path Sanford Atlantic National n -,i. ■- Hedges * Blaff Sootbani Natural Gaa OPEN Daily to 8 :S0 P. M. Friday Nighta to • DR. FALKENBERG 112 N . Park A ve. SANFORD, FLA. Jaha Dunn A Staff MM Lumber A Hardwan Co. J l m ^ Cnppa A Bmpteyeaa �I 4*-'. a mrdsy la sayport of the an­ n a ! drive agalail Maacmlar Dystrophy by m a n te l ■ n o n of First I t aad Franck Am . la laniard. A total of IMS was collect­ ed from passing motorists for this dreaded disease which most frequently chose ea u its victims tin small defease le u child. A c c o r d i n g to X. t . "Woody” Friend, M o o s e member and special Events Chairman for Urn county-wide campaign then are sis bones and to coin posters placed la starts and businesses of tho city and county which will not bo counted until completion of the moath-tag drive. Mealeo from Saturday’s earlier house to bouse can-, vass beaded by Mrs. Russell Dallas have been turned into Campaign Chairman F in Chief Mack Cleveland Sr. and to Mrs. Catherine Bay, district campaign treasurer, who reports that • total of |S*4.TO has boon collected at this time. Moose members partletpatlng In tho rood block includ­ ed Mr. and Mrs. Sam Metbotto, Woody Friend, Low Lostff, BUI Harris, BUI Skislsk Sr., Bin Sklstak Jr., Al­ len Bsshsrs, A1 Kilpatrick, Bob WUllJ, Brace Aul, Red Farter, Harold Patterson, Roger Crocker, Mr. and Mr*. Howard Price, Mrs. Silly Ferry, Mr. tad Mrs. Otis Sjoblom. Mr. aad Mrs. Garnsr Gehr and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moore. Bear Lake Girl Scouts To Have Com p By Sklriey Weatworth Girl Scout Trocp 407 of Bear Lake wilt enjoy a campout this weekend a t Bear Island unless inclement wea­ ther prevails. The girls leave this after­ noon from tho boom of their leader, Mrs. John Hall, in Bear Lake Terrace and re­ turn Sunday afternoon. In addition to Mrs. Hall, they will bo accompanied on tho trip by Nancy Fishingtr of Winter Park and Gerry Aidrich of Bear Lake who wUl aenro as assistant leaders. PTA To Show Third Movie In Bear Lake By Shirley Wentworth The third movie to bo spon sored by the Bear Lake Ele­ mentary PTA for children of the Bear Lake area will be shown this Saturday after­ noon between the hours of 2 and 4 p. m. In th* school audi­ torium. Mrs. Allen Forward, new PTA ways and means chairmnn, has announced that the film will be the hltaricus “Ma and Pa Kettle Go To Walk! kl.” A cartoon also is on the program. Soft drinks and candy bars will be available during inter­ mission. SANFORD MOOSE MEMBERS meeting Satur­ day to count funds received from the day’s road block held in conjunction with the annual Mus­ cular Dystrophy campaign included, from left, Mr. and Mrs. 8am Meahotto. BID Harris, Woody Friend, Bill Sktslak, Bob Willis, Law LuaUr and Ralph Moore. (Herald Photo) All Way Home Courthouse Records Milk Hearing Slated Dec. 4 Starts Saturday At Annie Russell Real Estate Traaaectleaa William Benson, etux to David Cowart, atux, Cassel­ berry, $13,000. Robert French, etux to Ed­ ward Uastoy, atux, 8t. Johns Village, $9,500. LMN Enterprises, Inc. to James DsBrlns, atux. Tee ’N Green, $12,000. Ward Hicks, Inc. to Benja­ min F. Harrell Jr., atux. Eastbrook, $15,350. W. P. Fed. S. and L. to Har­ old F. Torrty, atux, Brantley Shores, $11,500. First Fed. 8. and L. to Don Hassell, etux, Bldg* High, AU The Way Home, the second production of the sea­ son wUl ha presented by the Rollins Players Dec. 4th-tth in the Annie Russell Theater. Taking the leading female role, Mary, is Dans Ivty, Ust seen as "HHdy" in On The Town. Crick Hatch will star as Jay, the leading malt role, the nine-year-old Ste­ phen Wheeler wUl play a ma­ jor role as the young son is the FoUet family, Rufus. Stephen, th* ion of MaJ. $ 11,000. Academy Manor, Inc. to Wil­ and Mrs. Joseph C. Wheeler, TOTS Oakhurst Ave., is In the lie King, etux. Academy Man fourth grads at Cathedral or, $6,700. School. Ho has long wanted John C. Kashaw, etux to to bo an actor, but this is Ronald Woodmans**, e t u x , Lake Brantley, $10,500. his first major role. AU The Way Homs is bill­ Barry ltomea, Inc. to Bobby ed es an "lnsplrlng'drama R. Floyd, etux, Goldie Manor, of human perserverance,M $13,300. but Stephen la mors interest­ WiUa Cates to S. D. Klats, ed In musical comedy. He has etux, 24-21-30, $14,600. Marshall Sherrill, etux to studied dancing with Edith Royal for the past five years Kenneth Thomas, etux, Druid and baa received much train­ Hills, $10360. First Fsd. of Orlando to ing at borne, as his mother Gwen Lord, stal, Kldgo High, is a music teacher. A special performance of $10,000. AU The Way Home wUl be Flarian Earl Hall, etux to given at 8:30 p.tn. Saturday, Georg* D. 8teinmnn, etux, for Junior high and high Hsftisr Homes, $13,000. VA to Lawrence L. Boggs, school students. •tux, S. Pinecrest, $12,100. Tickets arc now on sale at VA to Edward Todd, stux, the Annie Russell box officeopen from 3 to 5 p.m. Mon­ Eastbrook, $13,760. Hsftisr Construction Co. to day through Friday. Tickets Darrsl E. Ilamssy, etux, Heft­ are $2, $1.30 and $1. For the ier, $6,000. special Dec. 1 performance, W. A. Booth, etux to Stand­ Ucketa are 73 cents each. ard Homes, Inc., 10-20-30, $5,- 000. Sunday School To Have Special Lesson By Jan# Caeaelberry Hubert L. Banton, etux to Roger Hooker, stux, Bel Air, $6,700. Ward Hicks, Inc. to Clarence Dates, etux, Eastbrook Subdvn. $10300. Krause Brothers Bldrs., Inc. to Floyd Lants, stux, Cassel­ berry, $16360. Karl Steven Fisher, stux to Robert S. Thompson, Eastbrook, $16,OJO. Paul illckman, stux to Fred Blanchard, etux. Forest City, $4,700. Madeline Sefrsld to William C. Parker, etux, R o a a 1 i n d light*., $5,300. First Fad. 8. and L. of Sem­ inole County, to William L. Morton, etux, 10-21-31, $7,000. Ward Hicks, Inc. to John R. Kennedy, a t u x , Eastbrook, $16,400. John Preuss, stux, to FHA, Lake Brantley, $8,700. John Spivey, etux to FHA, N. Orlando, $12,100. Alice Dayton, etal to J. D. Driggers, etux, Lota 1 and 6, BL 10, Tr. 5, $16,000. Joseph W. Knight, etux to Paul Knight, stux, SanLxnU, A p l a grand opening la be­ ing planned by manager Rv«r•tt Kerr for the face-lifted Mayfair Inn. to bo held oa the evening of Dee. • at the ven­ erable Sanford landmark. The renovation, which la belag brought to completion this week and next, has Involved the expenditure of soma I t i 000 by the hotel owners, the San Francisco Giants, said Kerr. He added that about TO per cent of this amount was spent locally. The program for the opening will be a cocktail hour and hon d'ouvrea, a banquet in the main dining room and then dancing in the newly worked over ball room to the strains of a prominent or­ chestra. The meOu la being prepared under the watchful eye of Chet Glno Gualco. who has Joined the Mayfair Inn staff from a wail known South Car. olina seaside hotel. The extensive remodeling and redecorating Job on the famed Inn has included new chindeliera, rugs and drapes in the main lobby aad hall­ ways, redoing of some smaller dining rooms fur dobs aad small groups, iaitallatka of a cigar and notions counter in TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The 8tat* Milk Commission will mset Dec. 4 in Winter Pnrk to consider proposed re­ tail and wholesale price set­ ting on milk sold in Florida. An extensive public hearing was held Oct. 25 at which milk pricing wns discussed, but it was adjourned without the commission attempting to put back on the books a controver­ sial pries floor ordsr which $IMOO. would have raised retail prices First Fed. S. and L. to Rich­ In three milk marketing areas. ard Hindi, etux, Lake Har­ The order was voted in riett, $11,300. about three months ago at a Philip Pendleton, etux to commission meeting in Sara­ Mortgage Investment Co. of sota. Chairman Charles 0. An­ Florida, Eastbrook, $13300. drews later suspended the or­ Alfred Bechet to FHA, $11,- der following a ruling by the 600. attorney general it was adopt­ Jar-Mont, Inc. to Gladya ed without proper notice. Martin, Mirror Lake, $10,000, Andrews directed that the Letand C. Field*, etux to Er­ subject of wholesale and retail vin Regal, etux, Bear Lake pricing be given top priority lights., $24,600. on the agenda for the Winter Charlie P. Bennett to JIoul- Park meeting, elated for 10 trie Kelly, etux, Wynne wood, a. m. In the l,angford Hotel. $6 ,000 . LMN Enterprises, Ine. to Loula H. Huddleston, stux, Tee •N Green, $12,000. Cai olina Lawton, etvlr to Daniel Ssecky, etux, 33-19-31, $ 12,000. P. and G. Develop Corp. to Elisha B. Smith, etux, Wood mere, $9,100. P. and G. Development Corp, to Charles W. Thomas, atux, Woodmcre, $0,200. Ollvsr Layman, atux to Hall Smith, etux, Lake Brantley, $8300. Milton A. Luke, etux to John R. Cole, etux. S u b u r b a n Homes, $8,000. Final Divore* Decree* Betty Ann Shelton Plekrsl vs Bruce Delsndo Plckrel. Richard Goodroad vs Jans Goodroad. Elayne Thsiscn vs John Thslacn. Gerald P. Houck va Bstty Ann Houck. HulU Filed Ethel K. Beloff vs. Jamas G. Cartledge, stux, mtg. fcl. Robert L. Black va. Plant In­ vestment Co., quiet title. Chase Graves, Inc. vs. Jo­ seph Arrendenda, quiet titls. W. P. Fsd. S. and L. vs. Elvln L. 3loore. stal, mtg. fcl. United 3!tg. Servicing Corp. vs. Robert T. Gordon, stux, mtg. fcl. Isaac Bowers, stux vs. Gen. Mtg. and Finance Corp., fcl. Sidney Jaffse vs. Sunshine 8tuU Developers, Inc., fcl. of lain. Boston Five Cents Savings Bank vs. Clarence Hsrian, •tux, mtg. fcL Ray Parker, stux vs. Gsorge Abdo, stal, frl. First Nat’l City Bank vs. Robert C. Bartel], mtg. fcl. All th* Sunday School teach­ er* from the Junior through th* adult departments met Wednesday night with the Worker’s Council at the Prairie Lake Baptist Church In Fern Park. Tom RIcksrtacn, assistant A ccreditation pastor, led a discussion con­ cerning th# stewardship lev Explained To son to be taught in the classes this Sunday morning. 8p*cla1 Southside PTO Church G ets Requirements for accredits leaflets have been sent out to tlon of elementary schools Sunday School members by BQrM6r A WO I’d waa explained to Southside the budget promotion commit­ By Donna Kites parents in relation to music, tee headed by Vernlc# Con The Sunday School Officers lunchrooms and materials by rad. and teachers of the First three speakers at the PTO Baptist Church of Longwood meeting Tuesday. were awarded the efficiency Mrs. Mills Boyd explained Hal M cIntosh banner at the last Associa­ the necessity for a "materials tions! Sunday School Meeting center," Mrs. Katherine Wei- Has A rt Show Ilal McIntosh. former held at the Northslde Baptist rhell outlined the standards teacher of an art class or­ Church in DeLand on Nov. for the lunchroom and Ernest 20. ganized by members of the Cowley told about tha school Representing the Longwood Sanford Art Assn, la bolding requirements for music. church at the meeting were a one-man art show at the H. G. Taffer, Halloween Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Walker. carnival chairman reported Loch Haven Art Center at Clauds Duncan, Mrs. Earl 1000 Rollins Ave. in Orlando that over $1,000 wns cleared Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. oa the event, and th* budget through Dec. 16. The show Whitehead. Miss N a n c y opened Wednesday. 25 To A ttend of $1,000 waa approved for McIntosh formerly attend­ Whitehead. Jerry Van Dam the year. and Mrs. Carl Lommler. Church M eeting Budget committee chairman ed Seminole High School and By Jane Casselberry graduated from the Univer­ presented Mrs. John Morgan The quota for the Cassel­ and Mrs. Voile WilUams Jr. la sity of Michigan. a hilarious skit which showed Over 60 recent works in oils, M ethodist Youth berry Community Methodist Church to attend the district tha necessity for the purchase water colors, casein* and of a slleer for tb* school’s combinations of mediums Supper Saturday ehurcb extension meeting will be on display daily (ex­ The Methodist Youth Fel­ next Tuesday night at the lunchroom. In other business, the PTO cept Monday) from 9:30 a. lowship of the First Meth­ First Methodist Church of toted to sponsor the annual m. to 3 p. m. and Monday odist Church will sponsor a Winter Garden hat been set Christmas party for t h e and Tuesday from 7:30 to spaghetti supper at the fur 26 periods. church's McKinley Hall Sat­ Dinner will be served at 9:30 p. m. school. 7 p. m. followed by an in­ urday to raise funds for its President John Darby pre formation period to familiar­ Beekeeping and allied busi­ projects. sided at the meeting and the devotional was given by Rev ness resulting therefrom pro­ The pubUc la invited to eat ize the local churches with iR. w. Johnston of th* First vides a livelihood for mors from 5 to 7 p. m. and, Ucketa the needs for establishing Christian Church. Mrs. Dili than 3JKO residents of Ar- will be $1 for adults and 73 new Methodist churches in J the Orlando district. cenU fur children. Kirk waa program chairman. Hospital Notes NOVEMBER 3S Admissions Julius Brandstatter and Alon­ zo Steerntan. DoUary William Kilbee, Geneva; Donn Lealiu Ulrey. Oviedo; Margaret Fos­ ter, Altamonte; Patsy Walsh, Casselberry; Geneva Graham Mims; Bernice Miller. Verest Scott, Mary Scrivens, Sally Padgett, Ollie Mae Humphrey, Sanford. Blrtha Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wilih of Casselberry, a boy Mr. and Mri. David Humph rcy of Sanford, a boy Discharges Gale Goodwin, Enterprise Samuel Carter, DeUary; Baby Boy Gainca, Lake Mary; Kffie West, Carrie Campbell. Elder Mathews, Dorsey Hargrave Jake Newby, Wilhemlna Mer iwether, Mrs. Roosevelt Wood berry and baby; Mrs. Kenneth D. iUcks and baby of Sanford NOVEMBER 24 Admissions Edith Porter, DeBary; Al­ berta Jordon, L a v e r I n e Brown, Nelli* Morrell, Eli­ zabeth Parks, Clifton Taylor Jr., Mari* Woodberry, Craig Nciaon, Annie Thomas of Sanford. Birth* Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Woodberry of Sanford, a boy Discharges Sandra Burk, Lake Monroe Mrs. Charles Swann and baby; Longwood; Lynn Lyon, Mrs. James L. Morgan and baby; BlUy Ball, Mrs. Gleno Lingle and baby of Sanford. NOVEMBER 27 Admissions Emma Snarbert, Albert Sal­ isbury, Leslie Watt, Marie Pye and Lucille Wlllcutt DeBary; Doris Fleming, Lake Mary; Michael Beckina, Jeannette Morgan, Davene Parker of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. tarry Morgan ot Sanford, a hoy Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Parker of Sanford, a girl Discharges Vida Wilson. Grace Archer Rex, Betty Denney, Mrs. Leo Marr and baby. Verdi* Ma* Hartman, C hirks Morrison. •? Vt 91 ’- * The work has not been con­ fined to the public portions of tho hotel, but has Included ex­ tensive renovation of the guest rooms. To M eet Monday A special meeting of the Women’s Organisation ef Sanford Mooss Lodge lgfii has been called for 1 p . m. Monday In the Lake Mary lodge headquarters. Further preparation will be mad* for the Dec. 6-7 rum­ mage sale and plans will be begun for the lodge's Chil­ dren’s Christmas Party. /A*. _ •ft. rtf.. ■ • " V7V'r'iiJUiV —^ By LyW C. WUaaa WASHINGTON (UPI) — Frustrated conservative Re­ publicans a n on the warpath on both coasts. The decision to substitute action for words In an effort to ra t the Modern Republicans down to sisa leap­ frogged from New York State to California. ,Tho ids* will spread. This sprsad trend was assured by the spectacular success achiev­ ed Nov. 6 by the Conservative Party Inc. in Now York state. CPI racked up 140,000-plus Me* with a slst* of politic*] nakno-ww. H i m w m mostly Bs y h flcan totes which othorwbm would have.gone to the laft-of-coBtor New York pot•mar, Nalaon A. Rockefeller, CPI aow is hi a position in Now York Stats to blackjack the Republican party locally, Hereafter, when New York Modern Republicans nominate 0 candidate fitted out in New Frontier chape and spurs, CPI will endeavor to withhold its MO,000-plus votes from that candidate. Articles o f Incorporation wen filed last week In Call* f o r n l n for a Conservative Party, Inc. On* of the Incor* pbrators, Howard Jarvis, said Tor* and tiff California wsaH hot* poUtlcal impact for., bo* yood thoao state*. H weald bo notional impact aad it weald hit hardest St the Republican national oontention, perhaps in 1064. If Modern Republican load* o n baliovod they could not carry aithor or both California and New York with a Modem Republican ticket and plat* form, ami that they might bo able to can y one or both with something a bit leas modem , there could bo a deal. That la the true fraction of the cun* senratlre rebellion against the Modern Republicans—to mala a deal. No other strategy will work. WASHINGTON (UP!) ‘ The Federal Housing Admin­ istration has decided not to set My minimum number of houses which would make a borne builder subject to Pres­ ident Kennedy’s order pro­ hibiting discrimination la federally assisted housing. Consequently, FIIA Com­ missioner Neal J. Hardy could sock to prevent dis­ crimination by a bulkier of­ fering buyers FHA-lnsured loans even if he put ly a handful of bouses. Administration ’o f (1 c f t I* ave said that the order Is Imed primarily at ’m ar chant" builders—those who put up largo blocs of houses and apartment buildings. It Is expected that the greatest part of •(forts to enforce the order will concern such builders. But by not proscribing any minimum numbsr of houses, llsrdy baa mads it possible for FHA to attempt to block discrimination oven by tolalively small builders. BUY NOW ATM ! I M ' i n h S RECORDS Be* Oar T tia w te 8tasks Of New Arrivals U PY S ets M eeting SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. By Jane Casselberry The United Presbyterian Youth of Casselberry will meet at 6:80 p. m. 8unday at the home of Jack and Car* Montgomery, 2020 Chippewa Trail In Maitland. OHM SB I I I Mm iH Am FA »4MI In O u r Eightieth Year MODERN W O O DM EN AH whose lives am touched fa the daily conduct el business by Modem Woodmen can testify to the qual­ ity of service rendered by the large life In s u ra n c e organization , . . Thousands of unsolicited letters la oar filet express appreciation for the prompt, courteous silent ion given to all phases of1our life humane* service. For Stability, Experience, Dependability and Service, it's Modem Woodmen qf America, Home Office, Rock Itleed, tUinoit. ; ' WTro.' 0‘ J * mT -A •£ f f h 1t STABILITY EXPERIENCE K P E E U IL SERVI MARVIN J. KOIILFS District Manager 113 K. ('eleau* Cir. Hanford, Fla. KENNETH E. DILL D istrict Agent Box 116 Csaselbery, FIs. �35 ■t m ■ ,Vv r - M i L t t u m ff f -m - . ^ _ ' h . * J >• : i - » •' •- v-hu • ; _ f CL Valentine G irl O f The Year t w ____ J nam ed T l’ Q .— J . - t itu a Sunday ! H » i ' mm ‘ sM b I the festivities, and then wffl ba an entertatotoc OR and n visit brum to. Ntehaian daring ton art*. T urk ey -H am Dinner Planned By Grace WSCS Holiday Projects Planned By Pilot Club R A Widowi WMU T o Turkey Dinner Big Success ^ i n n i by Um Royal Arch Widows tor tholr bosbttis aad frktvlj « u a b i| wee*a. Following tb« dinner I workabop w u conducted by Mr*. Irvine Pryor, which was enjoyed by aH Tboae whoplaa to attend the December meetiaf ere re­ quested to brief a wire coat hangar and two yards el nylon mesh to be used in making Christmas decorations. * 7 wtt/ntW MRS. FRED WILSON (Houan of Rahljn Photo) so the skk lis t Mrs. A. 0. Payne Is in Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital and Mrs. Kd Ran­ dall is to Florida Saattartem TOMMY ALLEN band tondnr and ahtgar, Mian Jaan CnrroQ, toft, pauaa at lntamlsaton during tha Hollday-Tlma danea at tha Mayfair Inn, Wednes­ day night, to chat with pilots. Mrs. V. C. Messenger and Mian Elsie Fartoy, rho were In charge of ton tickets. Dancing was enjoyed from 9:80 p. m. to 12:80 a. m. Proceeds from tha dance will bn added to the Pilot Club’s milk fund. Herald Photo) tog goal tor Fbst Raptist Church this year is | M * This is a chnrsb-wids endeav­ or which is ipsnssred by the WMU. and aU members el the church are invited to attend. There wffl be a nursery for aman children at all aarvfcse. C P O C lu b Plan* Annual Mrs. Raynuai Bail ■tod tbe program an berabip and Pilot information. Others taking pari warn Mrs. J o a l Field. Mrs. Barvsy Swanson and Mrs. Philip Wsstgate. Mrs. Gordon fwalm was woteemad as a new mam bar and Mrs. Btobn Carroll w u n guest A n n a Miller Circle Reviews Activities During Past Year Members e l Um Anna Miller Holiday Dinner Circle met at the Elks Club recently for a social meeting. Twenty-two members at Mrs. William Class was inithe CFO wives Club met at tinted into the circle dartof an the Ptoeasnet Kiddy Coney impressive candlelight ceretoy their monthly meeting. many presided ever by Mrs. Mrs. Hamid iundveH. panedent ideal, conducted Um business Mrs. Harry Adair, secre­ session and plans were mede tary, reviewed the accomplish­ w the t f vtl Christmas din­ ments of the circle during the ner, te bn held Dee. to at past year. The group mad# for oach child at iha p. m- to the CFO Club, gifts Harry Anna Crippled Chil­ MAGNOLIA CHCLI esteems tor tbe evualai dren's Home in UmsUlls, The Mtpaila Garden Orria wffl be Mm. Ralph tomes. which were presented st an at thy listerd Garden Club held the November meeting Mrs. Ron Wag, Mrs. Wffllsm Easter party end sponsored a at the aerden Ban la Bustle. Gsadertoa and Mrs. FbUUp magic show for their enter­ tainment Club members met at the limpsos. The Central Florida MobUa home at the am bient, Mrs. The prejset toy Doenmber Therapy Unit w u presantad a H. K. Ring and want by tar la wffl ba the Uttte Red Beb* check from the circle; they Eurite, They mjond • guided beam aaeb mmebsy will sent a crippled child to Camp teur at the gsvdeua by the maka and s e m e tentributton and aftenrarda a pro­ Mrs. Kathyya Westbmok was CbaUengo. Among their civic gram an wing tho Fterida welcomed as a sew member activities, they co-sponsored a girl to Girls Stste; contri­ paima and atiwr natural ma­ Mrs. F m Maftoa was buted to the aupport at the terial to any Christmas dasLittle Red SchoolhouM sod oratinf aabamaa. There worn a guest subscribed to n bond for tho lovely arrsagsmints an di*> During ton social haw i of vBumiklm fiU. Harry Anns Homo. top towapmim yr*i play thmugbo* the Ram, Mrs. Robert Zlttrower was At tha etoaa af the program appointed chairman of tbe members bald • abaft bustfloat for the Chrlatmu pa­ ae u meeting at which lima rade. Snacks were enjoyed by the club voted to accept tho the group during the ancle) building lots offend s i a fu­ hour. ture site far tho Gordon Cam Others attending included Mmes. Clarence Collins, Clay. and n sack lo ch and eoffoo, they browsed around tha B in glasses can a u to any woman many making purchases be­ appear fay alder than b«r fore returning to laafofd. spa- Vat iM itly d fM ltd Members present w « r « : wan t Wffl peer av*r their Mrs. H. K. Ring, Mrs. f . f. giaaaaa at a menu, pash them Harris. Mrs. T. J. Taylor, up on tho forehead, taka them Mrp, R. L- Wiggins, Mrs. P- L. off to gesture •** otherwise ten Smith, Gene Walter, Char | , t Gross. Charlie Stafford, Hale, Irene Keot. J. R. Koelehan Sr., J . I t Hool.hu Russ Spencer sad Leslie Thompson, -= ■ Church Calendar MONDAY Women of Um First Pres­ byterian Church executive board wffl meet at l# a. m. The Philathea S u n d a y School D ass wffl meet la Fellowship Hall, at «:30 pjn. tor the Christmas covered dish supper. Rriag a toy er gift tor the Thorowen Orphaage and mark the packagnUitstoraboyerglrl and the approximate age. SEW A N D SAVE M NSW SHIPMENT PRIN TED w d SOLIDS T o Meet The Wesleyan Service Gelid wil] meet Monday at T;SO p.m. at the home of Mrs. T. L. Sullivan on Cameron Ave. Mrs. R. a. Rillkimer win serve as eo-hostess and Mrs. 0. K. Gou wUl be In eharfs of the program. Mrs. W. L. Carter will lead the devotion period. SPECIAL •srTjSFIsrs. hM m Rmmcemtew, ition and Rew Caver. 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SEW AND SAVE FA *88W ■“ DOWNTOWN CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS 1188*Pilnttto Ay*. Mirths H*lUtorv •Own fa H IM “Serving Sem inole Couniy For Over 80 Years" �Weekend Television 9 V i.X a r.tt, :A (D sUOLh fib b l} S S C A B A B U T: l l m b m i o . h | w ith th is bum (ho U 26 an d I a m 22) f o r ab out a jroar. W o loro « ao h o th o r Tory m uch a n d h a r e n o . k o a o f Btarriago. B o b a a a tcrrtb lo t w u o r a n d w a n bo n t a provoked b o l l t a a n . Ho b aa blackonod m y o r oo a a d lo ft braiaoo o n m o aovoral ttm o s. A fterw ard s ho boga m o to fo rfh ro h im an d p ra n io a a b o ll n rv o r o o I t a g a in , b a t bo alw aya does. Tho la a t tim e bo h it m o bo erackod throo rib o a a d looeoaod th roo to o th . I broke o p w ith him and haven’t aeon him in tw o woeka. 1 now fin d t h a t m y lo ro f o r h im la oven g re a te r th a n before a a d 1 w a n t to go bock t o him , b a t d o n 't know if I should. C an you help to o ? NO GREATER LOVE DEAR NO: Any man who would repeatedly atriko a woman la sick. And any woman whooa love ia “greater than before" after aoeh a* huso is sicker than he Is. If you go bock to him. yon should um the rocks in your head to fin op tho holes in hist e • • DEAR ABBY: I once read that Russians think wo worship dogs. "Lisa," I cried. Then I looked into tho facts. I learned that mors is spent each year on dog and cat food than on baby food. That there a r e beauty parlors for dogs and jeweled collars and leashea that cost thous­ ands of dollars! Dogs (and cats) have been named sole heirs to for­ tunes. And, Abby, there are'even psychologists for dogst I think dogs make charming pets, but when there are so many under • nourished and unloved children in the world, they should come first. MOTHER OF TEN flfff s A y FRIDAY P. M. By Abigail Van Bu m 0:tS (t) Warns DEAR MOTHER: Considering tho millions of dog • owner* in the country, you ax* focusing far too much attention on tho few oddballs who lavish thousands of dollars on jeweled collars, mink costa and leave their fortunes to their dogs. Dog* protect the blind, hunt down crimin­ als, protect homes and provide com­ panionship for many, bo don’t waste your energy worrying about what the Russians thitiir, • • a c t (i) • READY to make the rounds la “The Interns" are left, to right, Nick Adams, Hays Harareet and Michael Callan. 'The Interns' Starts Sunday DEAR NEEDS: How old are you? Anyone who needa information on how to kiss ia too young to use it. • • DEAR ABBY: My son's teacher kept the entire class after school for 80 minutes. She wouldn’t allow any­ one to telephone home to say they’d been detained. I was one of the mo­ thers who sat out in my car waiting. My son was late for his dental ap­ pointment, and another boy was lata for his music lesson. Please don’t give me that song and dance about teachers being overworked and un­ derpaid. They have shorter days and Ion, vacations than office workers, amJ S ’they don’t like children they should find another job. IRRITATED MOTHER DEAR IRRITATED: An effec­ tive way to keep individuals in line is to punish the entire class and then let the culprit suffer at the hands of his classmates. But no child should be denied permission to call home. O n (RhifJ/JO By Oswald Jacoby Whae today's hand appeared la a mbber bddse gems in Phoenix, Aria, Sooth throw away the robber by overlook­ ing tho possibility that Weat ■sight hold seran hearta for his openins praomptlva bid. As soon as dummy hit tha table Sooth pulled the ace of hearta from i t Bast raffsd and return sd a tramp. Booth ran e tf a few t r a m p s , w a n t through a lot of u s e l e s s thought hot still hod to loss two diamonds sad another heart to go down one. Of crane, it was hod look that East hold so hearts and Ufo ftQT V A •i SS ♦ ASM ASS ■AST (D) * n si *14 s o il iiiiiM to o l *A1 ft A K J IS I “l i t ^08 b 3T SS «* I* four diamonds, but a Uttls thought at trick one would h art lot South make his con tract in spits of the breaks. South should have 1st West’s king of hearts hold tha first trick. West would continue with tha quean and that also should hava boss allowed to hold. , That would g irt tbs defense two tricks. Tha bast play for West would bo to plsy a thlh heart. Now South would play low from dummy, ruff, draw trumps, end eventually discar on# of his four diamonds on tho aco of hearts. Jho A n you ready to bo a Now Frontier women? If sot, you’d bettor got set. It looks os though that ia definitely tho now look—In beauty, fashions end even in entertaining. In m i n t Issues of leading marasinee for women consid­ erable ipose ia devotad to tho supposed Washington trend. One article, called "Clothes for tha New Frontier," in­ cludes the proper dress for everything from touch football to water skiing aad helicopter commuting. (U you don’t play football, water ski, or rids in helicopters, at least you sen LOOK aa though you m ight) Thoro ia also an article on *Psrfest Little Dinners from tho Whito House," complete with recipes lev such Whits House favorites aa Beefsod Ha do Frenee, Roast Duckling a 1’Orango, aad Bomb* 0 loess Cariblenno. Bo if you woqt to bo "ia" Instead ad "out" you had hotter forgot about thooo tho private Bvei «f doctors iatoniag at groat hospital, tha Ooteabis Ptetoroe* rotenan, "Tha Interns," arrives Sunday at tha Movieland D r l v a - l a Theater. According to film* ’The Intone” l l M t i the outstaadiag motioa pietu n s of tho year. A wild New Year’* Era party of te­ tania aad nurses, aad the birth of a baby, are sharply contrasting dramatic high­ lights in tha Aim. The largo cast of stars Ineludes Michael Callan, Cliff Robertson, James MacArthur and Nick Adams ae the in­ terna; Susy Parker, Iltya Harareet, Anne Helm and Stefanle Powers as the girls; Tally Savalas aad Kay jtove*a. CoUaa, dancer • turaed-sc tor, play* aa opportunistic youag doctor who romances aa older woman, to help him maho a valuable contact in tbs msdieol world, ovea as ho has oa affair with Hits Halm. SATURDAY A. M. Robsrtooo, o* tho other head, throws away his career t ill f l ) B p OS for love of tho beautiful guty Vil* f l ) Orosoro A b asias IKS f l ) Waks Up Movie* Parker, who plays a fashion Till ft ) CssslOaorn Mows SUNDAY P. M. model who has become pre­ 1:11 ft ) nobln Hood f l ) CsriaonvIUs gnant MacArthur, Robert­ M l f l) DoputF Dawg Mill (I) Faith for TUdap (I) Christopher son’s friend aad fallow doc l:M f l ) whit* Humor l ) Cartoon Csrnlvnt lDll ft) Air Fores Mown tor, la responsible for Ro­ lit* ff l) flood Morning Hovlow bertson's expulsion from the fS) Sopor Car IMS (I) r.l Mundo Al Die M l (1) llufl A Itoadr (I) FIs. Poolbsll with hospital and from medicine IS:SS l> Alvin A Ih* Chip, Ray qrsvss wnen be reveals his room musks ft) Orel Roberts f l ) Ur. Mason mate baa stolen drugs to help ties ft) Herald of Train fl) Bhtrl U n l i (1) Mon late Specs Mlaa Parker halt her pregn ts-.ll f l) K iss Loonsrdo ItM (I) NFL Kickoff f l) Ulshty Moss# Piny, •acy. 1:11 fl) Moot tho Protester houio fl) Victory at «*a m Ur m a u d Flicks (I) NFL Pro Football 11:11 (S) Fury lull. Colto at Dof l ) Htn Tin Tie troll tdont f l ) Chrlstmno Pared* M l fl) Dtroetlone ‘18 H ill f l ) Maflo Midway (!) Bhawboet f l ) Mr. Maaoe M l f l ) 1editors Chotoe A Answer a <*> R*r Rotors M l (>) lotus* < "Rear Window," produced girl fiancee who eventually ft) Mak* Hoorn far tills M l (I) AL Football— and directed by Alfred Hitch­ accepts his theory of the crime Daddy Donvor st Houston f l ) Hkr Kins M l (I) NBC Nows cock, and starring James and tries to help him to solve ft ) Buss Buuay (I) Women's MaJ. Lf. Stewart, will be tho next at­ It; Wendell Corey ia a detec­ Bowline traction, beginning Sunday at tive Mend of Stewart's tod 1:11 (I) Tod Mack Amateur SATURDAY P. M. Hour the Rita Theatre. FUmed in Thelma Ritter the insurance (I) Update 11:11 f l ) Mafia Las* s f AllaTechnicolor, t h e suspense company nurse, Bill (1) Uullwlnkte kaiAtq (I) U.K. Collogs Howl f l ) Hooding Iloom "Rear Window" was writ­ drama co-stars Grace Kelly, 1:11 (I) Twentieth Century <I) Ktplorlng Wendell Corey and Thelma ten for the screen by John Mi­ l!:5i fS) (I) Moot tho PVISo Until. Trout, RtWS Ritter, with Raymond Burr chael Hayes from a story by 1:11 III Tartan 8:11 (I) Communism A H A m (fl Vnllsnt Tears f t ) Colloso Football beading the supporting cast Cornell Woolrtch. Till (I) Laoolo Kickoff Hailed by critics as “Hitch­ II) Ensign OTool* t i ll f l ) Mr. WUard (!) Death Vbllsy Dsrs i:ll ft ) NCAA Football cock at his best," the Para­ TV Gam es S et VIS (I) Windsrful World Army at Navy mount flint is considered one NEW YORK (UPI) - The of tho screen’s great suspense National BroadeaaUng Co. an masterpieces. The story con­ Bounced Monday U will It le­ cerns a world-renowned nows vies eight post-season football photographer (James Stew­ art), confined to his wheel games. They include the Li­ berty Bowl, Blue-Gray, Eastchair with t broken leg, with West. and National Football nothing to do eU day but gats out of bis window at bis neigh­ Ltague championship in De­ bors. He bas reason to believe cember, and the Sugar, Rote, (bat a murder has been com Senior and Pro bowls in Jan­ mitted in one of the apart­ uary. ments be has been watching, but no one will believe him. PHONE PA 9.1119 The tension mounts as Stewart gets closer and closer to the solution of the mystery and VI V J>S I ( 1IA' ) then, in a typical Hltcbegck li 11 I III I H I /. I f’ I climax, the issue is complete­ ly aad irrevocably settled. TONITB ft SAT. Orace Kelly, at her loveli­ est, portrays Stewart's career$1.00 A CARLOAD Thriller Coming To Ritz look ehie. It’s "In" again—en tho Now Frontier. Have a took et Ruth MU iatt’a booklet, "How To Have Happy Husband." Send tli cento to Ruth Millet Reeder 8«rvlce, c/o The Sanford Her­ ald, P. 0. Bog 480, Dept. A, Radio City Station, Now York tf . N. Y. MONDAY A. M. l i t ! (I) Sign On 1:11 IS) St|n On l: t ) (I) flrovn * Farm Bo> port M III!l (I) Colloso of the Air r:*4 13) Today In (I) Webo Cp Movies T ill (I) Farm, Markit Be»ort T ill (I) Itat* Newt and Woathtr *:tt ft) Today T;4! (I) Counidown Nows Ti4! fl) Ulckls’o floopol Time 8:44 (I) Utokoy B vaat Ohow (I) C ost Kangaroo 8:88 (I) Weather oaO Ntwa 8.80 ( » Today (I) Cartsnvtllo t:M (3) Jack Lslsae Ohow (3) Amorlcaa Utolary 0:11 (I) Rsmptr Boom 1:11 ft) 0*11 storm g lo w 10:11 (I) Boy Whoa (I) Calender (I) Loara Spanish 11:31 ft) Play Tour lu a a h (S) 1 Levs Loot (I) Ann Oothsrn Hhow 11:11 (I) Tho McCoys (I) Pries lo Right ft ) Jose Wyman P re­ sents 11:11 (I) Pol* A aUOy* (I) Tours For A Bang (I) Coaoostratlea MONDAY P. M. 18:1* (I) Poor First Smarts •Its f l ) Tonntoito Ernie ForO (I) Levs s f U fa 18:11 ff) Harry Heasoaor Niw* Florist Cor. H, 1st * Sanford Avs, FA S-183X FA 1-14*9 No. I Al |»<9$ Only "JUrJorio Morningulw’’ R I T Z TODAY & gAT. DOUBLE FEATURE flM Jena Sorvtef Crawford Sterling Hayden 1 “Johnar Guitar" (la Cater) STARTS SUNDAY *arf«f«»l Natalia Wuod . Color RUN. - MON. v TUB*. B.4RLY 1*11*1* HHOW SU N D A Y S AT 1(19 P. M. r» CMNICU l‘)H 0 •5441 tor (4) >l) Edge sf Bight 4:30 (3) Here's 'list (I) Dtsoovory 'It 4:tl m Amorlssa Niwaatha* 4tn tl) NBC News. M l (I) F**0|* PUgkMM (8) Tho »*»« of Ores oho fl) end* Walt »:3i ft) anpomsn t i l l (I) Deputy Dong ( 8) 1 Lot I Uvea M l (I) Woothor Never in mankind's history ta harmony had bsauty la art and atnhitoctora ifto lod that et oncteut Gr Legal Notieo v to m w ra u n i« TO WHOM IT MAT COB. CKRNi Botloo Is hereto g lv to th at the underdoses, pnrsnsnt to the “Wotlllouo Nemo nutate", Chapter H l.ll. F. 0. IN I. w ill register wllk Iko C ork of tb* Circuit Court In sn « ter geminate County. FterUte, upon rooolpt of t o o l o t Pub­ lication o f this notion, the rtotltteus name ta-w tti TICK I NUT HOUSE, under whloh name 1 am sow ongsgoO ta buolnoo* e l Highway 1V-83, Langwoed. Florida. That the portion Interested In sold bnolsoss ontorprls# nr* so follows: _____ WARREN B. MART)** One* halt Owsor MART BDNA MARTIN One. half owner Dniod at Orlande. Orange Connty, Florida, November N . IN I. w h tu k e r. Wioglao * man Attorney* at Law 111 R. Colontel Drive Orlande, F lorida, _ M g* Publish Nav. M * Doe. 1, 1* SI, lit* 18:18 (I) Father Knows Beal CDC-IT ( l) north far Tomorrow (8) Truth or Cootsqutncod OYXR t l YRARS 18:48 (I) Ouldlig Light it firs* sal 88184 (8) ABC Mid-Day M*nert (A te a f U la M O fftea) t i l l ) (8) NBC NOWS t i l l f l i Mnglo of Mutla ft) Mid-Fla. Report (8) Now* a t* Woothor lit* ft ) Lafftlm# 1:18 (8) gllmnnstlss III! (I) BBC N»WS 1:81 (I) Ao Tho World T arts ft) Science (!) IHshwsy Patrol l i l t 131 Morv-Qrlffln Ohow (I) FtitwsrO f l ) Day In Court 8:88 (3) NIK3 Nowu ( l) Art U u k lstu r • ■ (I) Sotos Keys SANFORD FURNITURE COMPANY sa r : HINT & SAVE FOR EVERYONE in S o n f o h d TH E WILDEST PARTY EVER FILM ED . . . READ (F lip $ M t f D r b TTjwralii 1 /} ADS DAILY ’ m m ••ratoabAeawawu.'rtjy fo-F*»turu • Bun. * 9il9 Only Moil ft Tuna, Al t i l l Only r?L l stt it r*vi m arowsus* gr soot* i ;<n>. g;8g . s:ig 4 1:10 - 8:20 M OTORS with the 4:11 it ) Moke Daddy (I) Amortean SUNDAY • i i l l ft lit)# MON, ft TURS. 7:00 ft lltlS ALFRED HITCHCOCKS 1 7 Mows PLENTY of EVERYTHING SANFORD FLOWER SHOP OPEN 11:49 M U Y -^ rc o tn The Truth trim Do Ton Trans 1:18 ( ) Douglas Bdwsrto (I) Ta N o. 9 A l l : N Only FROM ----Your Dewutowa Sem inole TV LOCAL FIAT DEALER FA 208 E. Commercial ( I) "A t casoar fo o t 1 C 14:1* Ml Show of Wook cft-CanJId Camera (I) Vole* of Firestone 11:11 I) What's My Liao fl) Howard K. gmlth 11 MS (1) Now trope fl) Krla tfovaretd Mown i l l HII-FIn. Nows 11:34 43) Peter Gunn 11:11 ft) Ch. Nln* Tboitor 1:41 (!) Hollywood Movie C ontrols 8:80 fl) ft! T h o llo lllo n n " Hichard Todd - Color N O R T H DARTMOUTH, Mess. (UP1>—Promoter Sam Silverman he* announced that tonigbt'l bout between Charlie SeoU of Philadelphia end Gay lord Barnes of Trenton, N. J., has beep cancelled because Rarnei could not pass the lilts • required cardiogram JA M ES STEWART REAR W IN D O W B R A SS 1:44 *1) (I) 8:81 (I) •:M (3)^ Loretta T onsg N o. l A t 1 m Only F igh t Canceled 1«nkh Cater TV Salas MM PSafari Ave. PA 9-4898 a lw a y s have a t le a s t 8:81 (S) Color The Jftsonn Dennis tha Md Oulllvoa lundny Night Mow lot Car 14—Whom Art You? Roninia Tho Real McCoys O K. Theater GIGANTIC TRIPLE IHOW TV RENTAL gourm et cookbooks. (8) S en io r Tii8 (I) W sltsr CrsaXit# — Mows Tit* (8) Ikaksspssr, fou l of an Age (I) Tbs U sllsst Mon f t ) lUwhldo aits ft ) Ois« Along With Milch ft ) *»outo ae (•) Tha F llautaaaa MS (I) r » Dickons— U s e realtor MS ft) Fair Bxchnnge (I) Don't Cnll Ms Cherll* 8:11 (•> n la n se t atria l t : t l (1) World of Jscquolln Kennedy lt:8* f l) Morel Issues o f Out Ttmos (8) Eyowltnoss ll.to (») ADO Final a sso rt ft) Nooroeopa (8) Charnel I M otm oon U tl* (I) MIS.Florida Mews U til ft) Weather Shaw 11:11 t») Chaaasl t Theater (8) Hollywood Mavis Cavalcade H ill <»> T sslts Scorsboord l i l t tl) Olata Trooper ft) Mr. Adam* a Kro M l fl) National Fsolball i t . niahlighu Sporta fl) Porter Wagoaor Show l:IS (11 Captain Oellant (l) it's tho Law MS (I) Fla. Fishing With ■on Tarter (l> Ch. I Nows 1:11 (S) Mllootonos of Con. tury •:IS ill Password 1)1 On I, A Harriot 1:41 (1) lander Vonocur'a let. Report V:M (I) Flytmg Pootsr rl) Coatrat Fla. I l l s asso (I) Uauca Tima. Till (I) Sam Boasdtet fl) Jaeklo Otoaoon Show (I) Her ilogora - Dels grass M l ft) Joey Bishop Show (I) Arthur Godfrey ia Hollywood (I) Mr. gmlth Ooos Ts Washington •:M ft) S it Might Msvlst (I) TAwrsnos Walk t;M (I) IIsts dun Wilt Travsl ll:SI (I) Pttht sf the Walk (I) flunomoks 11:41 (I) Maks That apart ttlM ft) Set Night Mow (I) Uld-Fta. Nows (SI Ch. S Nows tl:!S (4) Hollywood Movie Cavalooio H ill ||) Championship WrootHag tl:M fl) SIgo Off til) (S) Sports Final (I) (I) l i l l (I) <l> (d o n u m : *“*h miiioh barbecues, big cocktail parties and buffet ouppen you had batter gat sat for a series of "perfect little dinners.” Look over your wardrobe, too, to make cure your clothee aren’t over-dressy. The New Frontier look Is understated. One other tip. The New Frontier women, whatever her age, "looks years younger." So forget all that business about growing old gracefully, you’re got to look young, or yeu’re out.” At least to say tha magaslne writers. No need ta say you have no Intention of looking like a Now Frontier woman Just bocausa your husband isn’t in polities, or you don’t lira in Washington, or eves because you o n a dyed-ln-tho-wool Re­ publican Remember the seek dress you wouldn't be caught deed la? You bought oae, didn’t you l Wall Just get it out again, dear, if you want to Rotes Spurts um - r u . cvoniog Its part IS) Uports i i t l It) Woothor It) Dschtlar Tsthtr t:»t (!) Sports t i l l (!) NBC S ow , (S) This Is Colt V:l* C l Air PSwsr (f) OstSssr BsU slla DEAR ABBY: Please tall me how to kiss a boy. I am going to e party the first of December and will need the information by then. I thank you. NEEDS TO KNOW • ropcser (I) ABC Evening Report 8:11 (t) M ods vfomoata ta I:t* ft) f a t Double Feature l:M ft) Champions Championship WreotUag M l fl) ap, Sports tilllahttahu wi Wor trie ■ ___i d, Wien Wiee Worte sf t i l l fl) Collogs is »Football I'/IANT W J A T -K . COMING1 “I f A MAN ANSWERS’* J 2 S S L __ » i ___J S R . 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Thfa haa been ^fae^mta far aeer a yew with•mtdscWea actfaa. I t smnm te ta agreed ttasa can t a ne western vsfaxatfaa en I r f a n r raything rise natfl a f a w a m n t pact fa sign­ ed. Haled —i executed n f a r i-ssy ,!“ !m On the test kM. fae Rasribra have talked mack abont g fa iira The United States haa a s each t u i c n . Urns af­ te r time tha Raaetam have baaa mkad to parmfa impac­ tion af t b a i r fastiiraata. Mens has hem shown -sa far. The time fee the laesieaa te » r i f a « skat wp wffl ta at tha Geneva *-TVttoMe Kkrmbcher’a public otatejto W tfM fto ito m Tartpmm bbSImb ara m b b U maat that ha ordered with- the fafametUasI attaatfan. we_fLU ennOiiiwuoQ lnm to 1— ■ oos UiM waynlO Vais tag amamarised la to say th at while the UaJtod States has Its gseidana Intemil aa well aa with Ha allies—Russia also r a both kinds af problems. The United I t s t e a would father have Ha problems than Ramie's. Tha flexibility a f American foreign policy k a o t e n s e through wall after n tra ilin g tsetse the Cotaertete. A little e r a a month ago, oil effort waa heing concentrated on hew fa handle the fihrmhehev threat of a Berlin atawodwn. Cota waa lom tisrol wrondaryToday the situatioae am ra­ vened. It fa net expected that Khrushchev will perns tha Berlin issue ia tha immediate future. It fa clear there will be ne aegetiatiens ea Berlin oatll the Cabs situation fa cleared up, and many (laments at that am yet to be resolved. Dick West Soys Lions Don’t Keep In Tune WASHINGTON As far aa I That mmm that *71,000 chaaeaa to fahoha a government official for trying to loose op tha vhoia phQooophy cf phflstehr were blows by poo. ala who took Day's bait Day's wplaaartnw was that ha tha toflatad valse af a few arridetw tal Jayaraloaa from depriving tha av­ erage eoflaetor of the opportunity to parrb—o tha enusual stamp.1* This action was entiraly oat of character for an hoeast American boraaaerat bat nothing strange in tha ways of foreign poatal departBight after World War I when Germany was flat busted and its cor* fancy inflating by arithmetical pro­ portions every few boon, the Ger­ man Post Office began rolling out millions of counterfeit ‘‘rarities.1* OUT OUR WAY Letters Dear According «e Mayer Cart Stoddards ananenramret of hia candidacy lor re-etectiow as Mayer of is M l of he sppereotly warns to take credit ler the rm oaag of tha L as a member of the lag beard, tael that if there la say credit la be glees it should go to the swung board aad Its chairman, L E . Woodham a. Is tact, tbs truth af tbs matter Is that tha board bad to choage fta lag nights to order to get anything accomplished without the mayor interrupting. George C. Bernard. UMilfaW Wi t__ ! fafamvanmtainii faw Faga 6 Sanford, Florida, F it, November 80, 1862 ta * Q flp & t t It& ri> Me Week in When a people have as respect far the flag of their nation, the baa af It sad IPs privileges, iarhadlag free­ dom are sot very far away. Evidently the people of Sanford, or a gMd assay of them at any rate have plate ly forgotten dm that has bees paid la bum as Uvea la heap that flag flylag. The conduct of maay at that football game fariy disgusting. giacerely, Gerald V. Phil Newsom Soys , . . ‘Presence’ Counts In Berlin BERLIN - A flag flies la of the borne of U. S. Berlin brigade commander Gen. Frederick O. Hartal, coming dowa at light and go­ ing ap again ia the morning. To West Berliner* it la a reassurag symbol and they watch it rloady. If on any day it did not ap pear panic might ensue. For General Hartal's flag la ooo alga af what la called the American “prance** hi BarBa. Altogether, this prcaoeco ca m s fa about 12.W0 Amcri­ bsIf af whom arc attending social dubs and children atscbools much u they at horn*. They provide daOv reasfur* ■act fa tha Germaa people that Americana (tend side by tide with them is this dty tetri- ea sad children here are almo it u important a* the American troopi net ss possibl« frontline hostages in cue of attack, but rather an proof that freedom Is freedom any­ where and that Americana win defend it ai quickly here u at tome. An a military assignment Berlin is unique. fo r American! in Germany it la the moat sought-after peat because housing aad Bring they expect to be attacked weapons. likely tactic, they would bo attack by Commusist-generated These mobs through breaches fa the munirt-erected Berlin wall, probably to bo followed by the East Germaa army aad police forces fa an attempt to taka over Western portions af city. Hence. American here are experts a t i noL “Aad," aayo General Hartal, -if the CemmaniaU do try to ever the waB. w ell have ad a Modern Woodmen of America (CPI) Row ami Coed Maaeal A Bwlri* Standard A Portable RENTALS HAYNES 0PP1CR MACHINE C a 111 Msgoolla. geaford Alwoye Opea that It fa The B r a didn't r a g m l at slL They just yawned. It was a big letdown, ta t Mit­ chell swallowed his k a.- la that case. I sboeld explain that R fa a Brazi- with the concert. I think I know what waa Ban drum consisting of a cat wrong. Mitchell should ham stretched over tbo end tried beating tha Boas with of a m a ll barrel I bene fast You beat a calcs with a re­ a m ined stick. I M e t f af Howard tain that would have made af the fined stick which has been them roar. They might even rubbed with a wet rag. The Nsttoeal . . M p swallowed Mitchell. means "lien's have atm. who recently anditmnod But I doubt rule*-boo quart a trie af Baaa at the Matronal fats win m r become pop­ It abo fa remotely paesibls m here. ular. It’s awfully bard to Mitchell arranged the sa­ that some people arver keep a Bon fa fari fa cannortioa with n con­ beard of a lion (pronounced “ MetroGoidwymMayor-). cert the orchestra ia playing this week. One of the n a ­ In that rase, they will have i f the program ia u> uim pijcwanr iot «*>■ “Samba Concerts**- by the lightment Lions arc beyond Brasilian composer Boris my powers of description. At any rate, as I was say­ Mara, who Ekes to go all ing, Mitchell took a euiea __be ia writing mask. out to the soo to tee how the a s would react when they fa parts far a number of farirnmenta not normally board R. It waa expected COUNCIL that they would begin to heard at symphonic p. a box i« roar, cratin g tha first euica-lioa quartet But withtug SANFORD, FLA. s a Brazilian ta a piano with paper over the I bad a talk with M an daring a rehearsal aad ^_________ ha that their pur- a l w a y s was to give tbs music h a v e te true flavor of Brazil. Tbo coles, far instance, fa a t l e a s t a rs tr s a to represent a fat ___ trying fa dance the samba. M an said be had hi* fa mind whan he o n e - - - - - - Hatter Of Fact Chop eery fa fi words, elthoegh the dish was concocted end gives fta name in the United Statae. The •saw fa true af chib can ear­ ns which fa not Mexican at alL These dishes, aad undoubtedly ethers, were just developed in this cauufay end then by the countries to B R A SS M OTORS LOCAL FIAT DEALER CosiMmial FA 1-5441 WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF OUR NEW OFFICE LOCATED AT 101 FIRST STREET WEST Ph—as: Sanford *22-7802 322-72*2 SANFORD, FLORIDA REGISTERED REPRESENTATIVES KIM BARLEY TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES — SAM MOYER GORDON J. TOLL A c lU O ^ e t ^ C v — '■ 1 A s. —■ BUSINESS ESTABLISHED 114} Marvin A. Rthlfs Kceneth K. Dfll “ i t W° ^ District Ageut O r. B n US Beeford. Pie. Cnmilhiiy. Fie. MODERN WOODMEN OP AMERICA • ROMS OPTICS O BOCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS MEMBER: NEW TORE STOCK EXCHANGE AND OTHER LEADING DOMESTIC AND CANADL1N EXCHANGES MAIM OFFICE: ONE WALL STREET. NEW TORE g. N. T. �> Legal N otice WWER5 r* m WHEfJX 60UK»7U» rr V.fAMS to 8W1M ASWOttg ON TWI e n tA su r POUSISf - cm c irr c o r n mm T im m m i j u d i c i a l c n u c rrr n a id m m b H O L D C O U X T T . F L O R ID A . r n t ic m xo. ta rn Su f f o l k c o u x r r r a n . y E ltA LS A V IN U SA N DL O A N A S S O C IA T IO N , aC a lle dS t a t t * e o r p o r a t lo n , F la ls tlf t o. n o E T T c iiE n . llagl* man. je w it a D e f e n d a n t , ^ T s / WNTHRDR. IMArMOO 1 VWATA® l i e HAP ABOUT UNLKway V sai outer, m i c a to A r m * i n riiu c A T im ) Tg* JB R R T O. BOETTCHER, a final* man (R n llia c * D i k a m ) and Each and all unknown paraona, partita and da. (tndanlt who claim hr, through, tindar or agalnat the nforaald JERKY 0 . BOETTCHER, a tla ilt man, whathar at aponat. heir* davlaraa, grant***. at* alcnaai. Ilanore, cradl* tora. truataaa or other, wlae, at to each and alt o f whom realdtaea la unknown. and Each and all aaknotra paraona, partite and de. fendanta, aa to taeh and all of whom reeldence to unknown, h a r i n g o r ailalmlng to hara an r right, title er Intereet In er to the following dearrlbed property, which lo the eubjoot matter o( the abora-atytad cauia, rlat eN O W H cr \O W N O M « * s e R cwn0? KNTHE? sc u c a m e a ir BMO^HCCr.. THE MILKY WAY IS MADE UP QEJ H U N D R ED S OP BILLIONS c~SS OP S T A R S ! ) ® TM iadLLA .A r h i TH A T 'S m PC« YOU m Lot 41 o f BEAR LAKH h il l s according lo the f l a t thereof, aa recorded In Flat Book II, at Pago IT, of the Publla Record* o f Ramlnolo County. Flor­ ida! Including t h e building and appurtenaneea. locat­ ed thereon, and together with the furniture, Turnlading*, and fu tu re s s itu ­ ate therein, and located thereon. TOU. AND EACH OP TOU. are hereby notified that a Complaint hat bees filed by the abo«e<named Plaintiff ogalnet you and taeh of you to foreeloee a mortgage on the abore>deecrlbed propertr In the abnre-etyled eauee and you and each of you arc here­ by required to tile an Anewer or other Pleading reepoaalre thereto with the Clerk of the abore-outttled Circuit Court and to eeree a eopy of eueh Anower or other rtapenalre Pleading upon the P lain tiffs Attorneye, Courehen and Courahon, ITU Meridian Arenua, Miami Deaeh, Florida, an or before the tlth day o f December. I t lti otherwlao the allogatlone of aald Complaint w ill be taken aa confected by you, DONE AND ORPKnCO at tha Hamlnola County Courthuuao, Sanford. Florida .th is tttb day t f Mutember. t i l t . SJOSAEiL. VJCLUIPBHRIXNT HOMg WHIN I CAU. HER SAOO r e u -H g u -w o r y . ID gOTHSR , 4 . 8 TO AMGWER J £ i A N IT AL B A Y * * M t 'N p M TB E , i. N O M tT W A N IT AA W A N T S M X J .O NT H EC T P H O N E tIO M O U THAN M V FfldO N Bf. K V R A L TMSS AFTER REAPING FORHOUR*. HE'D SF iW O MUCH TIMS AT HI5 CELL WINDOW THE PAY TOU WATCHED j < HIM, LAO f y BOCT WO M O SrO F TUB NMPOW IR M t M i BUT HR MEW ED ID IW f W S KANOS OH TN| BAkf. HOPRIW, T H EA M A T IN R ► T H IN ® 1C a T H E YS U M T O ’U N O E R S T A N D E A C H O T H E R j * ^Arthur H. Raakwttk JA Clark of tho uboyo.estilled Circuit Court By I Martha T. Vlhten. D. C. Publlah Not. IS. I*. *• * Dee. ?. ll t l . 7IAULE00AM.MPT MMUTkTUUI 1 H« PIP NO MgMALlMGl C D C -tl IX T U BC IR C U IT C O U R T . X IX T If J U D IC IA LC IR C U IT . n t.x a x i* rnn im u .a o L S C O U N T Y ,F L O R ID A . IXC H A N C E R Y.X O . I* u a s _ _ N IN T H rE D F .R A LS A V IN G S A N DL O A NA S S O C IA T IO N , a o e r p o r a lle a o r t a n la e d a n d e t la t ln gu n d e rlh ala w ao ft h a U n it e dS t a t e no fA m e r ic a . P la in t if f , am p a u lw . N IU L S om e day il l w LEARN/ M TXicr A LOOK*** TOLTLL LIKE (T / DID TOU SEE OUR NEWWE LOOMS MAT A9 TOU CAME M i BAZOO f e - Y i f HOL. MEMORY (TS A SLIPKNOT/ Lsw.wl.xa.ua, THAT BtOOOSUCWRMANAdSB AND dUTUPS lAWVMAWWPSJCSBAB OPPKS NOW. "THEY'D PRAd THAT BOV CUT OP DM HOSPITAL IMT> rial estate to you— ■ma w w i f -wsy H w r e o k t HU\ OUT M A fimiCNSR ( _ .F K r r f r 6t f TV I N5VW5UMW 15 M y P A T IE M T .1 M I S L IF E M E A N S1 , A ID TM O R S T O| | | M R T H A N A N X V1 CHAMPtONSNIR V A N P H E M A lfH A V R\ TO FISHT HARDER 1 K» T H A TT H A N A N Y P I S H TH e 'S E V E R/ H A P I N 7H 6R P 40Ia - B J O C U C fT H C R g A At H O S f t O t A R TUOCPB SI THE JUNGLE. J — " N O M O P E W O R D \O S tL A S T 0W H O F R O M T H S S N O T S)T O S ITO U TO P s a n e -.yt h ej iP tfltE - D e t e n d a n t e XO TIC R o r S U IT T O *P A U LW . S T IIA ima n d JK A N N IN UL g T H A U B , h it w if e . b a m a Plnchard. A - la and to eny and t i l ether partita claiming any right, title, and/or In. tareat In end lo the fol­ lowing deeertbod pro­ perty, lo w ilt Lot t l and lha North One. Ilelf <N Vw> Of L»t O. Frank L W eedruffe Subdlvlalon of land*, South Sanford, Florida, accordIng to plat thereof record­ ed In Plot V » n k t. Pago 41. Publle Uncord* of HemlnoU County, Florida. Including apoelfleally, hut not b yway of limitation, tha fol­ lowing nature* and equip* went, oil permanently In* elalledi t. Wall Haotar— Interna­ tional— Modal R-IS. MM, KM ( AMO BBT C R Y t N O U r ) ITO U TA * THAT FXJHT1R MAY s g NOTHING MORE THAN A im a n djean - a m A L B , hit Wife, T M E S O t O f R S G O W I T H U S . )M O W A B O U TT H A T /B A B A f lU W f T LN f f D T H U S T E I I I M O N T) M A S M O S T O P T H C A A M V -W K N m e T R Y 0A B A B U , ]/ M A 1S T H S C O U N T R Y / M fR H ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ T O T R Y H I M .' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ S .W a t e r lla o t a r —S * f -T H o t — M o d a lR S O H O D C . T O UA R Mm illB U TN O T !F IB D t h a t lh a P la in t if f . 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Ill P a r k A v e n u e , S m it h , W in t e rP a r k . F lo r id a , A t t o r n e y *f o rp la in ­ t if fI nt h oa b o v ea c t io n ,o n o r b e f o r ot h e IT t Rd a yo f D e c e m b e r , 1112. a la *aD e e r e * P r oC o n f a t a ow ill b oe n t e r e d p g a ln a ty o u . IT I SU IID U IE Dt h a tt h t a b ep u b lla h t d Int h aS a n f o r d H e r a ld , aa e w a p a o a rp u b lla h • dI nla a ln e loC o u n t y ,F lo r ­ id a ,o n e *t a e hw e a kt o rf o u r c o n a e e u t ly *w e a k * . W 1T N U S St h eh a n do ft h o C le r k* ft h oC ir c u it C o u r t . H o m t n o loC o u n t y ,F lo r id ., t k l* t h o ltd d a yo f N o v a m b a r , 11* 1. (M E A L ) A r t h u rH - B a c k w lt k . Jr. C la r ko ft h aC it o u lt C o u r t B y iM a r t h aT .V lh la q !» .C . .W io d a r w a a d lo .M a la * * ,H u a t a r AW a r d 114 P a r kA v e n u e , S o u t h W in t e rP a r k . F lo r lJ a P u b lla hN o y . S J , 14 A B y e . T . It. 1111. C D C .lt Ab Umtmeot, not in expsiug. CiU TK 2 M u for sspart id vies os s^ B«ta!<1 adTtrtlilflc cim p a lga . �— ■ W W W ?r.n-: m. 1 1\ ■ Ct:O H i KS»Cr,i'-* > k v • A: :-.V Sj’q S f & . f t f t . l a n sertalaly for M i sad m me. hops art tap badly thoofh. • • • Tho William Carrolls • r . have gussts visiting them Barchan. Wsadar tf they hraafht this cold wasthcr down with thorn? • • • Bov. and Mrs. Bobort Byrd tad ehOdroa of Chtoftaad aad Wrmorty of Lake Moon* wove Thanksgiving Santa af l u m sad Lyaa ones sad daughter Sylvia. • • • "Tbs Tommy Thsmpsoas had Sorp o r t May sf the NAS with thorn for tho holiday. Sgt May was trsartonod from California ta Sanford. 1 hoar 4sll that 9 qalts a few famHIM had sorttea met as tboir gnosta for Ihsaksgiv. they HEAR i t Of course tost Just goes ta show yew, too, that wo already know 1L Guess you can call It pre­ judice 001 our p u t. • • • Anyway it is always n plea­ sure to listen to Mr. Cow­ ley's wonderful group of ptayeru. • • • The F.T.O. met last Tuesday eveoing at Urn school. They aiw polng to have a big square dance at tta school tomorrow night. Be sure to go to I t Tho Boyd By Kfttc Osann TIZZY tta dra foil art af a t a c t M i tahM la tta hospital aad pot ta tha m sm bad that hsr had. Wbal a estaeidaoet that was. • • • Mrs. * Mas Chaabfiaa aad Mrs. B. A. ChamhUsa atayod s n r »i|to with Cl sgiit sad Rasa Hawkiaa. They had haaa aa a watkaad trip ta North Florm e rstsralag ta Paata Garda via b an . • • • h | of s p a n dsartag. • • • aO latm stBy tho way tho supper starts ;teci4H th a ' at S:S0 9. m. sad tho d u e s on tbs Wants court s i tho maatiaf at tha Fka DapL •at tofattar. Wa csrtaiaiy school starts at ?:$$. 9 at. to pat aa started b a n • • * Happy Birthday to mas­ Mr. Raby to workiafi ter David Byars aim win ha hard toward getting it atast* U years old soma Saturday. ad. fio lat’a a r tis t him down. Ho is cokbratiaf tho day by • • • Our thought this wotk kiviai a s n a p of his school to ea originality: I t be easily what to difficult lor otbon to tta autfc r t u k aL Ta da what to isspooslbig to the mark e t g alas. This quota to by H. T. AafleL Unlay? Wasn’t the Monroe float and Wilson school float root nice? Sure • nice tort tha children could got out af school an hour o u lto r to get to go soo It. Aad what a crowd. Doesn’t It do n per­ son good to soo all of tho happy lams on the Little kid­ dies ta see Santa? • • • The lake Meniwe Home Demon­ stration Chib was hostess tola moath a t too UJ.O. Birthday Party for the ser­ vice men. Lucille Fltsgerild aad ! assisted Carolyn Hig­ gins in serving ton cakes Tuesday evening at the USO building. • • • Next wotk at HD Center the dobs wifi have an open bouse with Christmas Ideas on display along with an exhibit of edu­ cational projects that tbs clubs have bad during the past p a r . So mark your calcoders for Thursday evening sad Friday afternoon to go out to tho center sad see It, it Is open to the pnhUc. Fri­ day evening ton clube will told their InstaUatioa and Christmas party. A nice evening la being planned so hope all HD members will plan attend. • • • Mrs. to VTATB # r n o k lO A TUI MARTHA J. SIMPSON l i l t b e t 14th Avennn Aurora, Cotorndo Ton urn hereby nutlflea thet suit hue been filed against yen Ip tbe Ctrealt Court e f Seminole County, Florida. In Chancery, an ab­ breviated tltla nt which In First Federal Savings and Lean Aseeclaltan e f Seminole County, n corporation. Plain­ tiff. vn. Martha J. Blmpoon. Defendant, tha nnlnrn nf ante ■nit being n salt to fsreeteee that certain mortgage deled Jane S, ISIS, end nf record In Official Reeorda Book ITS. peso ISS, Samtnota County publle records, encumbering the following denerlbed real property, to.w it: Lot t». LANE'S ADDITION TO SANFORD. Florida, according In pint thereat recorded In R e t Book S, pages S and tel nf the public records of Semi­ nole Conaty. Florida, and you are hereby reqalred to file your answer In sold call with the nadernlgned Clerk of eald Court and to serve n copy thereof upon the P lain tiffs attorney whoso name and address appear be­ low, on or before lbs 4th day of January, IMS, and In default thereof Decree Pro Confesso will be entered ngslnet yen. WITNESS my bend and of­ ficial seal nt the County Court House. Sanford. Semi­ nole County, Florida, thin Silk day of November, IMS. tSEAL) Arthur If. Beckwith. J r , Clerk ef the Circuit Court Hyi Jean St Wilke Deputy Clerk A. Edwin Shtnholeer First Federal Building Uoi u t i Sanford, Florida Attorney for the Plaintiff Publish Nor. I* A Dec. T, 14. f l. ISIS. CDC-44 Antidote fo r JS m “ n i S «!fTnaSw THB SBAMBWB BANK FOR SAVINGS IN THB CtTT OF ] KIT- | BBW TOR*, a New Tech sor> ••• Ue u, Platetlff, .__ _ OUR BOARDING HOUSE >r TVB 3DST MSARD 1 i c o n know THAT MEIOM- -t. 7 POftSUMn. HEAoeo HU66ANO o f mins X MR9.MOOPLB, [ \ 8UT Tu. firs Bo pped a biro r .y*4& in two V r.n o w o p chomwsll m a n s io n ,tw iooa / f S ITTHfM MC Tta?U9LBieTHAT rr WAS TMBOWNBa I 0000 , . «f CUCCKlftoTHfiCCFEN^tf. OPTVIt 'fiwibia * ! i &TLB> x COUVO HAVE PWED.CIEO THIS t*UT t CAN’T F ieu R e OUT w e o s , APfEAfllNfl ACT/ TWIN* VOU CAN FIND V.HAT i -—i ( ~ n ^ SA'JB "'IT--------- / look* utm t ub ]f i w * tr n * w AFTUR w n 3UMPUO - J AtATOR V4LL DO I 6UILLCTW4B1NB buboiar sniPic a u ro f cmJMWELL*< /vtnaouNOHOAACT MANSION TIM AMO , TILL HIASWAOOsw'A /V WAS ONI ON s J c a u m ttL C * 1 l HSADCO HEN«, ( i6 o n b ,- pn i « b b ? i o a u a -nt kbkt M orel PET sadocts tVAMnf buttmb ] otSUPTOLAVffeR ^ --o o e sfW A T MA30R WEHTTHe I OTWMrtLV.ANO / CKUMWELL / THlklK ( I SUOGeST WHAT W Cm.L«ITZLUFFJ>k»10 Of MOOD MaWMTRANSL-/' -------- ^ vh* 2 ** IN# SO FAST ( r Ihb ammo Art 1 J L e T l EKPSCSWBUSl/ ■doin ’ a > 0 f / - INJ J o ® ® '■ W is s tN a -^ ONS ROOKIE I ________ FiRrneP DETECnVEm » H | i Fun for All MAJi1 i a □u M a □□ a r tr F IT II sr ii a - i r i ramaa $M month. 3 Badroom, 1 balk, US month. 3 bedroom HO month. For further Information contact Tod Williams Hard* art. SOS B. *S«h S t ■ n n l t r of MIS ootote, tea completed Ika oSmlotatratlee thereof and baa TOaS In eoJ4 Caart Ita final ra»art aaS opplleaitaa far dtaeharge. Ohleetlons thereto, It any shouts b« Salr fUaS. Anar fit la a proof af pabtleatlon •how tos BOOMS. Tho Goblos, SOI Ms p o lls Ava. PA 34T3E errwEB Ckaa furnished Apartment downstairs. Adults. Phono RENT ABED Koliaway, Hospital A Baby FOR LEASE—.Modem Ser­ Bods vice Station, Two Bay PorBy Day. Wash, or Moath eelisa Enamel Building. CARROLL’S FURNITURE Kanaoanbla InvestPh. FA S-Sltl 110 W. 1st S t m eat Contact Sinclair Refining Co. FA 9-21SL Furnished 2 bedroom homo. Attractive S bedroom, I bath homo. Fenced yard. Near Double garage. Fruit true*. NAS. US W. Coleman Cir­ 2491 Palmetto. PA M942 cle. FA M M . or PA 2-0274. Fane L Pnbtii Records • f Seminole C ostly, n o r ­ ms. 12. Real EaUta For Sale DOWS AMD ORDERED at BaafnrS. Onmtaele Cnaaty, ■lata af fk iU a , UHa Mat Say ef November IMS. CHARLES urn OILLIARD, et Defendant* erlbed real property. to-wlt> Ia»I T. W l b U l A X I O N HEIGHTS, according to the plat therwef ae* re­ corded in Plat Book 11. pas* St, Pvblla Records o f Bemlnole Coaaty, Flor­ ida. baa boon filed e a siest you la tho above.etyled suit, aad yoa are required to eerre a eopy of yoar Aaawor or other Pleadlaa to tke Oomptalat oa Plaintiff's attorneys, ANDERSON, RUSH. OBAN. DOWNDKS A van den BERO, ISS ■ set Central Avenue, Orlando, Florida, aad tllo the original Answer or other Pleading la the office of the Clerk • ( the CTree It Court ua or before tho STth day of Doeombor. IMS. It yon fall to do so, a decree pro confesso w ill bo tabes naalaet yon for tba relief de­ manded la tho Complaint. T»la Notice sbatl bo pabIlahad one* a weak far fonr coaaeeatlve weeks in tka Tba Bastard Herald. DATED thin MM day df November. IMS. (SBAL> Artbar H. Beckwith. J r , Clerk af Ctrealt Court Sy: Marika T. Tlhlaa Dapnty Clark Pnblleh Nav. I t H S Dae. T. U, ItU . House (SSAU Artbar H. Beckwith, J r , Clerk ef tka circuit Coart ■ y i Magtka T. Vlhlea BomCM UP BUI* SB MosrraASH m a c u i i m i m ourn w igh t * Bnrtord TUi.LARAINE F. OfLUARD ITIT First Arenas South BSMIBBNCBi Unknown I a t PttersSurg, Florida ABB T oi All parting claiming I Attorneys tor Plaintiff Interests by. through, ander or ngslnet tha nferosaid person. TOU ARB hereby notified that n Complaint to fere- CDC-SS OUR BOARDING BOUSE Classified Ads Bring Results Legal Notice p. a "Mrs. Chaster? Billy just drank aomathlnf out of • brown bottia that waa intha pantry. 1$thoro on Legal N otice le g a l Notice FOR SALE WE RENT • • • • • Hospital Beds • Playpens Wheel Chairs • Strollers Commodes • Baby Bads Walkers • High Chairs Crutches. • KoOaway Beds WILSON - MAIER 311 E. First S t FA 2-3922 THOMAS MOVING & STORAGE Local A Long Distance Moving rsroisbdd CDC-SS 4 front. Furnished or furnished. FA 2-1920. ▼MB NINTH JUDICIAL CIAe r r r in a n d rwm m r t s o u i COf NTT, FLORIDA. in cHANcaniT no . t a n s e r rr. tx AND iron BMNJ- EFFICIENCY Apt, ganford Nobm c o r ntt , Florida . newesL ideally located aa CMANCNNV NO. isnwi ELWOOD c PATNB and First SL near Post Office. a t r r o u c o u n t t f e d - ELXANOR D. PATNB. kla 2 City Parking Lata, shop­ ETIAU SATINOO AND DOAN Wife, ping places. Suits bis lor ASSOCIATION. S U S 1 1 a d Plaintiff^ States corporation. couple or single, one rent. P U latlff, INKS B. UJDTKE, at a t. No utility charges. Inquire va. Defendants. STANUBT TOUNO aad DONManual Jacobson D e p t , NIB O. TOUNO, hi* wife, T ee 1NEX It. LUDTKE. wf gtornDefendants tu t M ian ee Avanne. a pph a h Port Warns, ladlena; IBp PCBblCATION | aad to LULA a SHOWTOeBTANUKT TOUNO KEtR. It nitre. and If (Rsaldaaen Unknown) dead to her naknewa DONNIB a TOUNO. h li epees* heirs. legaleee. w ife devlteea er nranteee; (Realdeaee Uakaewa) and to LILLIAN VAN and BUSEtRK, If alien, and Bach aad all naknewa If dead to bar aaknowa persona, parties aad de­ ■posse, heirs, legatees, fendant# w bs claim by, devisees or grantees; and through. under er to all partlea baring or agalaat the aforesaid claiming to have aay STANLEY TOUNO sad right, tltla or Interest la DONNIE a TOUNO. hln the hereinafter describ­ w lfs whether as epeaeee, ed laada to Seminole helra, darlaeea, grantees Cenatr, Florida, to-wlt; assign ees lienors credi­ to r s trustees nr etherBagla at a point IM foot w ls s aa t# seek aad all aontk of tho aorthwaat • f whom reatdeaoe la corner of Tract SS. Monakaowa. Netirs Orange YI1U aa add recorded 1s Plat Book J. Bach aad all uakaewa Paga 111. Pablto Records rsona. parties and de• f Seminole Ceaaty, Pierndaate, aa ta each aad Ids thence ran south TS all nf wham residence la feet, thence east IM fast, nakaowa, having or theace north Tt feet, claiming to havo aay theaca waet SS4 feet to right, tltla ar tolerant la polat af begtoalng. • r to the following deoThe aatare ef this salt ts crlbod properly, which la to galet plaintiffs' title to the (Object matter et Ua tho shorn described laada above-styled cause, via: Tho samo o f the Caart ta which thla cans* waa laatlLot I. BEAR L A SC R luted le the Circuit Court ef IIILLS. according to the the Nlath Judicial Circuit to I’U t thereof, as record­ aad far Semlaele County. ed la Plat Book IS. at Florida, and ua abbreviated Paga ST e f the Public title ef tbe case la Elwood C. Records of Semlaele Coun­ Payne. *t at v t lata H. Ludtty. Florida k s et an. Including tha kalldtog Tea aad each e f yea are aad appurtaaaaooe located required to file your answer thereon, aad togolhor with with tbe Clerk et the Caart. tho furniture, furatebtage aad serve a copy thereof aad fu tu res situate there- apea the p U la llffs er plain­ ta. aad located thereon. tiffs’ attorney, whose name aad ad drsea ta a & Ptehback. ITS Eaat Waehlagtoa Street. Ortaade, Florida not Utar tke above-named PUlatlff tbaa Ua S*th day ot Decem­ agalaet yoe sad each af pea ber, IMS. It yea fall la de ts foreclose a mertgaga aa Ks a Decree Pro Confesso w ill tha a bo va^d escribed property be entered agalaet yen for the to the ebeve-etyted eaaae aad relief demanded ta U o comyen aad each af yoa are Plata t, hereby required ta file aa WITNESS my haad and Answer ar ether Pleading re* seal aa Clerk of the Circuit sponeive thereto with the Court ef tke Ninth Judicial Clerk e f the ehove-ealHted Ctrealt ef tbe Stole e f Flor­ Circuit Court aad to carve ida. la aad for Somtaelo a copy af sack Aaawer ar Coaaty, Florida thla Itth day olker responsive Pleating o f No,ember, l i l t upaa tha Plat a t i f f s Attor­ neys, Courehoa aad Coarahaa, Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. 1TS1 Meridian Avenue. Miami Clerk ef the Clreslt Court Beach SS. Plorlda, oa or he. ef the Nlath Judicial Cir­ fore tho llth day of Decem­ cuit. la and for Seminole ber. IMS; etharwtsa U o altoCounty. Florida gatU ao o f aald Cemplatat wtO Byi Martha T. Vlklea ha taken aa eeafeeaed by yea. Deputy Clerk DONE AND ORDERED at Publish Nee. I I I t H 4 the Semlaele Oenaty Court, Dec, T. 1143. koute. Saaford. Florida, thla CDC-44 Itth day af November. IMS. (S S A U Arthur H. BeckwtU. J r, Clerk e f the ebeva-eatilled Ctrealt Caart By: Martha T. Vlklea XX. C. Pabltah Nee. I t I t N 4 Dec. T. IMS. CDC-44 r $23,000 VELAKA APARTMENTS: Rooms privato baths, 114 Thla luxurious horns is a homo ot happy living and V. First SL gracious hospitality. Largo FURNISHED Apartment Ph. friendly rooms, 3 beauti­ FA 2-2900. ful baths, aad folly equipped modern kitchen. Cen­ g Room fUndsbcd bouse. A-l. 9110 Mo. FA 94237. 3919 trally air-coaditloBed and bested, this 4 bedroom Sanford Avo. homa is situated on a largo corner bomeslto. Spacious Clean first dloor ApsrtmcnL Private entrance. 10M Pal­ utility and double carporte. 10% down, tba balance oa metto. mortgage up to 20 years. Punt. ApsrtmcnL dose in Available now, so why not 407Vk W. lsL plaa Christmas in a new Idyllvrilde homo by ShoeGarage ApL Nice 2 Rm. maker. It docs make a font, 412 Park. PA 2-3373. difference. Lake Mary, furnished 1 badroom apartmcnL Ckaa, small, nieg lor couple. Ph. Stenstrom Realty TA 2-3930. U1 N. Psrk Ava. PA 2-2420 2 Bedroom home with Flor­ ida room and kitchen equipped. $71 month. Call ALL SOLD OUT 322-0000 for information. IN LONGDALE TO Abb PSUUOXS MAVI.US 201 N. Laurel FA Altai CbAIWS SB D S S t X D I AflAXa* SAID KSTATU, Ton, and each of yon. aro hereby notified and required to ftla aay claims and de­ Wanted— Car pool for Mar­ mands watch yon. er slther tin Company. Shift • a. m. of yon. may hare neatest aald to 4:20 p. m. Call 322-TtaO. ectato la tba offlca of Hon. C. Varnea Rise, J r, Coaaty Judge af Somlnela Conaty, at bis office la tbe Cenrt Hones la Baaferd. Merida, within ApirtBcat loss •la calendar months from tbs time ef Ibe first publication to. JtoBHy Cowsi, FA 2-4013 of thin settee. Each claim sr demand mast be la writing Boom in private home. and contain tka place of reel223-7431. deaco and poet office address e f tka claimant and mast bo nworn to by tho claimant, bis 4 ROOMS and hath. Com­ agent er attorney, er tho pletely unfurnished. Near tamo shall be void. NAS. Nothing fancy, but 2 Bedroom bouse, kitcbei /a / Kay Thomas Mans­ field cheap rent $710 week. Ph. equipped. 1300 Douglas Avw. Ae Administrator e f tho FA 2-321P. FA >-0063. Estate ef OLUS SL MANUTtKLD Deceased. Large 2 bedroom bouse. Par­ a so. a. Speer, Jr. tially furnished. Ideal for Attorney for said Batata children. $40. 349-3431. 111 >4 Mats ells Avenue Sanford, rlerlda Publish Nor. IS, IMS. 2 Bedroom, 3 bath. ] Unfurnished 2 ' b e d r o o m in twh e s a e rrr c o r s t e r IN TBM CIBCVTT COVAT OF t b b isarm jc d ic ia l rim­ to n e s re Ph. 323-0367 NICE clean bedrooms. $9.00 per week. 309 Psrk Ave. Ph. 323-0709. I BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped. $79 month. Ph. FA 2-3303. Nicely furnished 3 bedroom bouse. $S3 moath. TA 2-3249 Unfurnished bouse on N. Cameron Ave. 4 miles east of Sanford. 4 Bedrooms, kitchen appliances, q>ikt neighborhood, school but stop. $60 per month. Ph. PA 24143. E. B. Stow*. Legal Notice in -ram cim crrr corm r o r TMR NINTH JCDICUL Ctmc i r r in a n d r u n sp. h i l o t s r o t tT T r t .o n i n t . IN r i l tveem tr no . i » i BERTHA LEMMONS SMITH. Plate UHTOUMT LEE SMITH. DefendaaL N trrira t o omrBND THK ST ATM OP PLomiDA. t u t NTT o r fi:WINOL.Ki TOe TDMMT LEE SMITH. Reeldeace Uakaewa Tea are hereby aotlfled that Complaint baa beea fil­ ed egaiant yen la the Circuit Caart to and tor Seminole County. Florida, which eeuee ta entitled as shove. Herein the P U latlff seeks an abso­ lute divorce of and from yonrself, aad you aro hereby re­ quired to file your Answer (and'or other defeneee) with tho Clerk e f tbe above styled Coart end to serve s eopy thereof open tko Plaintiff at the addreao of tba PtalaUffa attorney, er upon the Plate* tlfTe attorney, whoso name aad address appears herala. a el later than tha data ot Moaday. December If. IMS. i la default thereof, thla cause will proceed ea parte upon tka entry af a Decree Pro Ceafeso against yon. WITNESS my hand aad seal af tbe Court at Saaford. Semlaote County. Florida thla Tth day at Xavember, A. D. I ML ISEAI.I Artbar H. Beckwith. Jr, Clerk e f the Ctrealt Court j Byi Martke T. Vlklea [ Deputy Clerk I R. B. Cbapmaa. of Wlllteme end Chapmea I Sulla 1 McCrory Building Urtaado. Florida I Attnraeya ,for Platetlff Publish Not. t It, S t I t 1 CDC-SI bouse. 22$ Escambia. Ph. FA 3-0974. Sec The LMN New 4 Drdrn— Horn* la Lake Wayaua Heights On Laagdala Arm Jast South Of Laogdalg Lmigwaud. Pin. 4 Miles South af Sanford Tarn Wort at South of Owens OPEN I t a. m. ta • * DAILY Sunlar v Estates Homes S - BED. V iS, I, IK A I BATHS VA-NO DOWN PAYMENT LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS ▼A - Couveuttaual 4k FHA SuaUad Betaton - On 17-92 (2 ML Sat af Buford) Salsa Offlca lot. Hu m Inside Entrance UNGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. PM. PA 2-M74 JIM HUNT REALTY, Saks Agent Days. FA 2-2119 - Eva. 4k Sum PA 2-444$ - 233-07M Complete New Models • • • LARGER BOUSES 3 aad 4 BEDROOMS MANY NEW FEATURES Cuna out and hare aur ulcausa show then ta you ander construction, ken'll see — the Boat aaunrn footage for year dollar obtainable saywhorm Theoe Models Also Avaitohk Oa Your Own Lot at NO MONEY DOWN TEE N GREEN Country Club Bond at Mayfair Country Clah OPEN DAILY 10 TILL S ATTENTION MEN! LEARN TO OPERATE HEAVY EQUIPMENT • SCRAPER • GRADER • DRAGLINE • BULL DOZER • PULL SHOVEL • CLAM SHELL Per Week Trained Men A n Earning over training gives yoa Actual experience on miresident training renter, with employcompletion. Mail Coupon for comFor tho many high pay. — —» teg Jebn in heavy con- , Soulhfr"_ Heavy Equipment ateneD"*' 2 ^ ' ^ brUgen. dams, pips Item. | Orlando, FU. nir fields, affke baildinga. , N etc. Local sad foreign 1 employ meat opportnni- | Street liom You c m alert now . City without C ontractors: Struel Ago �9 > % Realize Your Need-Then Dial FA 2 Beautician wanted. Cut 7 i Curl Beauty Shop, i l l Pal­ metto A it. FA M M or FA 34913. SWEETIE PIE B t N adine SeMser Uae ooe of oar Carpet Shan* pooert FREE wttk I I m Luatre Carpet ahampea. 1MB Chtmlot, a t traaa., 4 Dr., Hardtop, «mo. Cali Carroll’a Fnnitaro. Waltreai. Neat and attrac­ tive. a to 33 Years. Must hare food experience. Win 8UNLAND train lor cocktails. Apply Attractive CB home, located Club Diamond In person at 101 Lake Dot Drive. Kit­ alter 1 p . m . Stenstrom Realty chen equipped. Heater, wa­ ter heater A blinds. Total price $11,300. Down pay* moot $330.00. Pay menu H a n d l i n g an type* of $74.00. Completely roflnreal estate. lshed inside and out. A hooey of a buy! JOHN E. FOX, Hartey-Davidsea I $100. FA b u n , Gateway To Tbe Waterway Robaon Sporting Goods REALTOR MOW. Park Avenue Stenstrom Realty Lahevtew homo with lobe privileges in South Silver Lake Shores. 3 Bedrooms and 3 baths. AirCondttkmod. Phono FA S-7M. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS R ealtor Raymond Luadquist, Assoc. FA 33931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. JUST LISTED S t Johns R ealty n s TIME TESTED FIRM US N. Path AVO FA 34131 J. W. H all, Realtor "CaB laB ” FA 33041 3144 So. Fiuneb Avo. RAVENNA PARK NEW HOMES For absolutely the finest now homo buya In Sanford, wo ursa you to inspect these beautiful S and 4 bedroom, 1, M , and 3 both CB homao la dtairabU Raven­ na Park. Your EVINRUDB Dealer W 4 4 E. 1st PH. FA 3-SMI CTTRU1, navete and loaa. 00$ W. 30th St. IRONING done. Reaaoeabte. t t Cowan Houghton Tar* race. 8. Olivo off W. 3rd. 3 Lionel train sets, complete with •’ x 3* Kate model layout $303 value k r $73. Wo aeU and aenrlee Wigs Nov. Special $30.00 Protein Wave w i t h condtttonar $12.30 Shampoo A aat k Hair cut $3.33. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 109 So. Oak FA 3-3743 Located In daalrabte Loch Arbor and aituatad on largo 100 x 139 foot ahotfy homo* alto, thla lovely now homo, now under construction and FRIGIDAIRE nearly completion, rapreSalts A Service aaata one of Sanford'a fin­ House Wiring, Free Estimates est homo buya of ISO. Sid Vihlen's Randall Electric The homo consists of an en­ 113 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0015 try foyer, Urge living room, dining area, 3 bed­ rooms, 2 tile baths, enclos­ PLUMBING ed Florida room, kitchen. Contracting A Repairs Urge utility room, and FREE DELIVERY double carport*. R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Avo. FA 24333 The features include a fully equipped, built-in kitchen, central duct heat ayatem to all rooms, well and Plumbing ft Heating pump, (bidden from view AIR CONDITIONING by old brick well) hot wa­ CONTRACT end REPAIR ter heater, and many WORK others, too numerous to mention. Also propped for 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 34343 air-conditioning at low ex­ tra cost if desire. COLOR T.V. The toUl price, just-419.950. By Westinghoua*. Come la Extremely good financing, and see it for yourself. .These homos feature the finTown A Country T. V., oat la quality construction 2399 Park Dr., 122-9362. by I h o o m a k a r . Many Listed exclusively with— equipped with built la kit­ T.V. Service within tbe hour. chens, central beat, and Stenstrom Realty Call Coys T.V. Service calls $2.00. Many used Kts 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 for sate. $3.00 will bold till .You can purchase these Christmas. FA 2-9663. homes from $11,900 and up, with down payments as 27. Special Sc re lean MORTGAGE LOANS low as $400, monthly pay­ FIIA and Conventional WELL8 DRILLED, PUMPS, ments teas than rent. Commercial A Residential 8PRINKER SYSTEMS AO Type* and Sixes Phone FA 2-2429 for an sarly Wa Repair and Service appointment, or drive by Stenstrom Realty S T I N E our sales office on Weit 20th Stroet, and our re­ 111 N. Park Ava. FA 2-2420 Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. tod St. FA 2-6432 presents tlv* will be pleas­ ed to show you Sanford'a 15. Business Opportunity KEROSENE DEUVER and bast home buy! FRANCHISE - GOLDEN Furnace cleaning service. Charles Benton. FA 24318. OPPORTUNITY Knocks at your door "once Stenstrom Realty in a lifetime”. We are Piano Tuning and Repair opening exclusive franchise W. L Harmon - FA 34223 111 N. Park Ava. FA 32430 territories throughout the HEATING A RARE JEWEL state of Florida. Some al­ H. B. POPE CO. INC. In a Loch Arbor homo. Shad­ ready in operation, others 200 So. Park Ave. FA 34X14 ed by beautiful oak traa. still available in tool sur­ This 3 bedroom, 2 bath and rounding areas. Require­ Florida room home la tbe ments, sober, honest and answer to your famlly'a It Pays sinesre, for $2UOo returnChriitmaa dream. Put this able security you are in in their Chriitmaa stock­ your own growing business. To Use ings. Out of roach? Not Earnings as high at 4200 Only $17,900 with terms. per week and more for pro­ The HERALD gressive go-getters. Write: TENDER VENDER SALES Stemper Agency CO. of FLA. 7330 N.W. 29th AVE. (P.O. BOX 443), MI­ REALTOR — INSUROR AMI 47, Phone OX 6-3821. FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. *Won» finally dM HI «kn FRIGIDAIRE Salaa A Service * G. H. HIGH 1700 W. lit S t SoniDfd Ph. FA 2-3933 StreemUM gas driven Midget Racer—WlU do N MplL~ In good condition. Original coat $B9—Will wU for $M. Midget Modal T F o rd Ridoa two cklldron. Oos driven - Original coat $M0. Will aaO for $139. Good con­ dition. Call FA 3-7733 tar appointment to aee. Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry’s Mart 311 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 34133 IN ADDITION TO YOUR REGULAR 1,000 TV STAMP GIFT . . . EQUALS 4 BOOKS GIVEN WITH THE PURCHASE OF A N Y OF THE CARS LISTED IN THIS AD SINGER SEWING MACHINE Sales and Serrka Free estimates in advance Free homo demonstration Twin Bed* H o l l y w o o d $79.00. Vanity - C h e r r y $41.00. Vanity-Pink $31.00. Sofa-Cbalr-Ottaman $71.90. Sat A Sun. 9 to T p. m. Wk. Days. 3324710. CALL FA .2-5783 Alan’s Fabric A Ruga 239P Park Dr. ofrlgoratioo • Air-eonditloulag men needed. We train you. Write Commercial CHRISTMAS BONUS. Take a whole year to pay. No laTrades Institute Box la, «/# tenst or flaaaeo charges Sanford Herald. on furniture purchatss made before Do*. 24. 1962. Used e o n a o l o TalevUioa $49.99. St” Screen. Good Open Friday evoaUgs. eharp picture. Britt'a Inc. FURNITURE CENTER AUTO GLASS Food Fair Shopping Cen­ 1100 French Ave. INSTALLED ter. 3334939. Ph. FA 37993 Windshield Back Glaaa Door Glaaa Vent Glass SERVICE Senkarik Glaaa and Paint Company 310 Magnolia Ph. FA 34923 DACHSHUNDS AKC registered. Black A tan. « Months old. An shots. 3231701. Coon dogs $90 to $100 eaeh. 10 Days trial. Robert OUe, Gerald, Mo.- Hybrid Gersaluau in bloom GRAPEVILLE NURSERY Grapevilie Ave. near 20th S t DUTCH HILL NURSERY Petunias, Tomatoe Plants, Calendulas. New Upsals Rd. Off 20th St. Hlghast Cask rn ces Paid A Trade-in Allowance Mad* On Used r multure A Ap­ pliances. WILSON - MAIER 11 E. First S t FA 33623 WE BUY Used Furniture. Ph. FA 2 3173. FREE ESTIMATE Upholstering A Mattress ren­ ovating. New A Used Furni­ ture. Can Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. FA 32117. CS-143 1161 FORD STATION WAGON • Cylinder Sold W ith A W ritten GW W arranty WAS $1996 1961 Comet 4 Door 618M XC2-S66A Castom Men-O-Matk, Radio, Heater, White Finish, Lew Mileage 1958 OLDSMOBILE 98 4-Door Hardtop, Air Conditioned 1961 Mercury M eteor WAS $1399 4 Doer Sedan, 6 Cylinder, Mere-OMalic, Power Steer., Power Brake*, K*dio. Heater, Like New, White Finish C3244A 1961 Cadillac DeVIlle WAS $1399 5 Dm . , Air Cm A. 1MM MIIm , Almost A Nsw Car FC3-263A 1959 FORD CUSTOM 300 4-Door M am $f 1957 OLDSMOBILE 88 STATION WAGON 1959 Lincoln WAS $1993 Continental 6 Deer Hardtop, Fully Equipped, Air Cond.. AH Leather Intener, A Beauty, Perfect Condi­ tion. FCMHB 1959 STUOEBAKER Lark 4-Door Sedan 1958 Pontiac 4 Door WAS 9913 Srdan Automatic Trans^ Redie, Hester, New Tire* 19?9#CHEVROLET IMPALA 2-Door Hardtop 1958 Ford Ranch Wagon. 6 Cylinder, New Red Finish, Stand. Trans. WAS $1393 1958 Mercury $ 1 9 fl XC3I9IA 1960 RAMBLER 4-Door Sedan Mentelelr Convertible, Fnlly Pow­ ered, New Top, Kitrn Ciena WAS $1493 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 GUARANTEED • 12 MONTH • WARRANTY No down paym ent on m ost o f these CORVAIR 4 Door Sedan. Floor Shift, Folding Sent__________ CHRYSLER WINDSOR. 4 Door. 194$ PLYMOUTH SAVOY V-9 4-Dr.. Fully Equipped, A Steal PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON 6 Cyl, Hunters A Fishermen NOTICE DODGE V-8 4-Door, GOOD CAR. Auto. TransmUuton, Heater FORD TRUCK. Stoke Body CHEVROLET. 1-Door Sedan. a Reel Crenm Puff IS M SEE IT! Many Other Cars Prices A t $100 To $195. Good Cheap Transportation Automatic Trsns.. Air fond. PLYMOUTH 3 Door Hardtop Automatic Transmission FORD FALCON 2 Door Standard Trans.______ CHEVROLET 4 Door, Automatic Trnn*. CADILLAC Srdan DeVIlle Power And Air Condition OLDSMOBILE 99. 4 Door Ifardtop, Air Condition CHEVROLET 2 Dour Hardtop 6 Cylinder. Anto.______ Seminole Co. Motors 519 E. 1st SL FA 2-0614 4 Door Sedan, V-8. Ferdotnatic, Power Btoer, Radio, Heater T3-102A 1957 Mercury 9 Pass. WAS $1193 1960 FORD 2-Door Ranch Wagon Station Wagon, Merc-O-Matic, Air Cond., Power Steer, Tower Brake*, Green A White Flaiah FCI-IA 1961 FORD FALCON 2-Door Daluxo 6 ------ BARGAIN BUYS WAS $1693 1955 MERCURY 2 Door FC-3I9A 1961 FORD FAIRLANE 4-Door Sedan 1955 BUICK 2 Door, Hardtop WAS 11793 1951 LINCOLN Capri 4 Door Sedan CJ-3A 1953 DESOTO 4 Door Sedan 1953 PLYMOUTH 4 Door, 6 Cylinder LINCOLN MERCURY 109 N. Palmetto Ave, Sanford I960 CHEVROLET 1MPALA 2-Door Coupe • OBJECTS SIMULATED WAS 91193 H ftfl See Your Top Value Catalogue For Many Other Holiday Gifts and Toys OPEN UNTIL 9:00 FRIDAY NITES FORD • FALCON ■ THUNDBRB1RD ■ FORI) TRUCK DEALER PONTIAC 4 Door Sedan Automatic Trans. 2303 PARK AVE. I 308 E. F irst S t, Sanford �- . & '• < J - . V • - • •• .... ■ - - •' i- n M Selected I H B H H R S B B fairly well for SEN IO R L r r r t t M E N ON TH E SEM INOLE HIGH basketball team are, le ft to rig h t flo a t row, Don M d lu rray, D a rt MeGDUg, and Tommy H lnoon; back row , lo ft to right, Butch Rlaar, Cana W fflUma, Mika Wood­ r u ff and Coach Ralph Btumpf. Z 71 their filth In the la«t ***** years. Bran ■ atandeff will en­ able the Hew Berber* t* clinch a he tar the arena. .- sueeaseful aeaaen last year, will In onl bunting far game Ola year among some ef the elsssieet outfits In this section ef the state. Made up for the moat pari ef members of last year’s Junhr varsity, It la the land bop* ef Urn coaching staff, beaded by Jim Palmer, that many of the 19 schools on tha schedule Pill fall victim to the daws ef the willing Liens. The schedule: Dec. 4 - Florida Military Doc. T — Ml. Dora Doc. It — Now Smyrna Doe. 14 — Sanford Dec. IS — Hovty Academy Jaa. 4 — Lymaa Jaa. • — New Smyrna Jan. 11 — Titusville Jaa. IS — Ocoee Jan. IS - Mt. Dora Bible Jaa. 22 — florid* Military Jan. N — Titusville Jau. a — Mootverda Fab. I — Howey Academy Feb. S — Lymaa Fab. t — Open Feb. 12 — Ocoee Fab. 13 - Mt. Dora Bible Fab. II — Tavares Fab. 23 — Sanford The Bean, though, uea't be shooting lar a tie. They meet win to retain their slim hopes in the Western Division chase. The Green Bay Paekara en­ ter the weekend wttk g one* gam* lead ever the Detroit Uooa and a three-gam* bulge over the Bean la the West. Thus, the Liana end Bears must keep winning end hope that the Packers (tumble once or tw in la their remain* lug throe games. The Pecker* ere holly a* peiet Icvoritrc over the Loa Angeles Bams In their Sunday meeting at Milwaukee while the Lions are a 12-point pick tor their eaiagenieat with Urn Baltimore Colta at Detroit. In other games, the Cleve­ land Brown* a n lavond by ait over the Cowboys at Dal­ las, the Washington Rcdsklaa are lH-polnt picks over the Philadelphia Eagle* at Wash­ ington, the Pittsburgh Stoelora Baird Ignorad chilly wtada and St. Louis Cardinals at Pitts­ burgh. and the San Francisco Forty-Niners a n live over the Vikings at Minnesota. NEW YORK (UPI) - Like father, like son spelled out the sorry story today for Charlie (King Kong) Keller’s kid. Tha elder Keller, you'll re­ member, waa a member of that menacing Nww York Yankee picket line along with Joe DIMagglo and Tummy llenrtch In the frenaied M's. Then an operation for a rup­ The Sunday night Mr. and tured disc finally sent him Mrs. League la really rolling away from the stadium. stung, with Jack Kenner tak­ It's the sa me sad tale now ing both high gem* and aerioa for his 33-year-old son, Char­ lie Jr. with a 111/391. Young Keller was taken in Dick Williams ram* through with a 210 gam* and Dob the major league draft by Guthrie rolled a neat 191/404. the Minnesota Twins. Bui On the distaff eld*. Martha you can bet that if the Yan­ Jovt led the way with e W it kees had high hopes for him he never would have gotten 123 series. Split* were easy picking* aa away. The answer la In the sta­ Don Kthell picked oft the 3-10; BUI Skislak and Jack Kanner tistics of young Chart!*’* per­ the 6-T-g; Bev Krvcek tho B-T; formance last year. Yet It Tom Best the 3-A-T; Florence started for him following hit Korgnn, 3 3-7; Ed Korran the first year in organised base­ 3-3-10 and Hank Quinn the ball. after playing with St.. Petersburg In the Florida 3-10. U waa *1*0 e night for tur­ Stat* League In 19W, when ho keys end t h o s e e a r n i n g underwent a disc operation. through with triple* were Tho next year, with FarK%nner, Bev Krvcek, Tom go-Moorhead, was another Best, Mary Btarmaa, Hoh disappointment. "I swung hard," he recall­ Guthrie, Don Jovi end Dick Williams. ed, "but the hall wouldn't go anywhere.” But young Charlie caught Bra In M t with Blngbaaptoa of the Eastern League. He led the loop with a .319 aver­ age, 31 double* and IT tri­ ples. Ha also smashed i t WEST PALM BEACH (UPI) homers and knocked In 1*4 —Twu dark hem s held the mas. lead ever golfdsm’s big aamea "I felt strong for the Oral today aa the ascend round got tunc ta two y ea n ." tha six underway ta the 330.000 Watt foot, two-inch Uk pounder Palm Beech Opea gulf tourna­ said at the Yanknet’ training ment. camp last spring. "I’m pret­ Rod Funseth and Butch ty optimistic that everything Baud Ignored chilly winds ami la all right new." But It waa a disappointovercast skies whipped up by • Bert* Atlantic sterw Thurs­ day and fired fouremforpar At Richmond the beck Man­ U s ever the T.OOO-yaid Beach ed acting wp again amt be Country Club course ta (be baited only .210. The Yankees sent him down to AmartUo round to steal t from such touring and the figures behind hu purse grabbers aa Jack Kirk •IN average weren't toe teaIsui. Gay Brewer sad Ho prouivc. vAungcr. The pettera u aa uU oo* Dark Horses lead Favorites •• Mayfair Country Club win bo tha aeon* of an Intercity match Sunday afternoon when n team of M picked players from the local dob Orlando’s Dubedread Coun­ try Chib In n Nassau atyl* tourney. Georg* BiUupe, publicity chairmen lar the Mayfair Chib, said tho two teams will be mads up of N play­ er* each, arranged according to handicap, and they will bo evenly matched whan they play. This la oo* of a aeries of matches bald every year by a group of eight mid-Florida country club*. The first foursome will toe off at 11 a. m. During the peak of the 1040 ceason, approximately U million pleasure bout* war* In operation. la the Keller household at Frederick, Md., where the family raises trotting horses. The elder Keller, nicknam­ ed "King Kong" because of hia faarsom* appearance *1 the plate, hit it big la his rookie year with tba Yankees by batting 3M In ISO*. And, U you remember tbs World Series la which Mickey Owen dropped the final strike end the Yankees pulled out the game, H was King Kong whose double broke up the proceedings. He was a Yankee star until that disc operation In IMT and after that it waa all down hilL Charlie wound it up with Detroit la INO and 1931 end later on twice serv­ ed in emergencies aa a Yan­ kee coach. Explaining why young Charlie, when he ( lu t­ ed, waa a Detroit fan. "1 was It years old and dad was with Detroit when I first really became Inter­ ested in baseball," he said last spring. "But anybody M atinees Mam. Wad. A Sat. ItlS P. M. II I CORAL GABLBS (UP!) — Miami’s Hurricane* w e r e Kbedelod for a last light workout today before meeting Florida la the Orange Bowl Saturday might. Conch Andy Gustnfeon held off contact work Tbonday, hot gave hia teem epoelal work in covering kicks. Ho told tho Hurricanes they will have to gat downflald fast and tackle hard to thwart Florida's tech­ nique of hard blocking on kick roturna aimed at apriaging a runner looaa. Miami haa boon surprised long kick returns, and Gustaf­ son said It could happen eas­ ily against the Gators. Florida’s Gators packed up go to Miami today for their aeaaon windup and Couch Ray Graves was hoping tho damp weather will continue. "Rein always hurts a pass­ ing game,’* said Graves, think­ ing of Miami’s Goorga Mira. “Wo a n a strong running teem, and rata won’t bother us that muck." Ha said bo expected a tough, high-scoring ball gam*, “but 1 have a lot of confidence In tho Gotore." Particularly an offspring of King Kong. But tha elder Kelleir never pushed the boy. "Do what you want to do," King Kong told him. "R’a better to try and fall than not to try and regret It all your life." So young Charlie tried his mightiest to become a Yan­ kee. But it wasn't in the books. He had the Keller tala n t Yet he also was a chip off the old vertebra*. ★ ★ ★ Seminole High’s basketball learn will gat a 20-game cage season oft tho ground Doc. T, when R tangles with the Titusville quintet hero. Coach Ralph Stumpf aays that it Is hard to ovaluat* tho perform s o n of tho team before the players have a gam* or two under their bslu but from all appearance now, the boys should have a good season. With seven senior letter- Pinal plans are being made for the third annual Powder Puff game to be held In Memorial Stadium Dec. t. The All-girl teams are hold­ ing drills each weekend and a (tarn of Seniors will con­ test against one of J union with 8opbomor*i supplement­ ing both teams. Coaches and cheerleaders for tho game are male students. Names of participants will be announced In the near fu­ ture, Anne Aiken, publicity chairman, said. ★ ★ ★ men back lor this year, Stumpf feels that the beys win haw the experience and be ballwia* enough to handle almost any situation they will meet oo tho floor. Speaking of tho coming season, the Dennison U. trained mentor said tho Or­ ange Beh loop la a tough conference, and it la hard to figure what the other team* will come up with consistently. "Any oo* of these outfits can clobber you any night,1* aays ha. Tho lattonnrn hack for tha season aw Barry Brown, c o a t e r , Don McMurray, guard, Dave McGUlia, guard, Butch Riser, forward. Gene Williams, forward. Tammy Hinson, guard, and Mike Woodruff, forward. Stumpf la looking forward to these player*, all seniors, coming up with a good sea­ son. in spite of such teams as Winter Park, Apopka aod Leesburg who wtll be out to scalp the Seminole*. LSU that waa more convinc­ ing than tha acorn Indicates and thereby vaulted them­ selves Into tha SBC cham­ pionship. tha Sugar Bowl and a poaaibla national champion* ahlp and earned Vaught tba title be waa handed by UPI todav. Vaught received nearly half of tba vote* and won by • 2-to-l margin over runner* up Ralph Jordan of Auburn. Alabama’* Paul Bryant, who won tha title la IN I whan hi* Tide men won the nation­ al ebamplooahlp with a per­ fect aeaaoii, waa a cloa# third. William Yocum of Wlntor Park has been named opera­ tional managor and director of racing at Casselberry’s Sem­ inole Park Racoway. Tbs an­ nouncement was mad* by track president Clyde Hart. Yocum comes to tha local traek for Its first year of pari­ mutuel operation from tho po­ sition of racing secretary at Freehold Raceway, Freehold, N. J., Lebanon and Hamilton The other one weeks at the paper end probably shouldn’t be taunted, since aka hta Is read ft, but anyway . The item about the minnows fa pfnetfo huge ameked out reader Jody Walls, who re­ ported that husband Fred acci­ dentally found n new way t# transport his the halt. damp­ ed Into a styrofoam Sen cheat after n fishing trip nod Fired forget emptied the The remnants e f the lea and cool water la the ehest kept those minnow* alive and kick­ ing for two weeks. And that’s hew Wett* keeps his new—in —alive cool, man. • girt dauber bag beta la tba carburetor. Tbara vara algna that a. dirt dauber had made hia war all a m tba insides of that kicker. Tba durable and persistent * • * Insect, apparently had taken edvsntag* of a alack period ef The w in service reported a operation of the motor to build bad day for bleak bean dar­ ing the Thanksgiving That Uttla landlubber be­ rash. came a ecu going son of s gun Three keen fell vtethaa t* whoa tho motor was cranked. automobiles near Panama City. U had pounded enough sand Tho first bahr died when it Inaid* to choke a kora*, or a strolled ta front ef a car on horsepower, and tha sand had the highway 11 mfloa front boon distributed over tho pis­ Panama City. Tho other two ton# and ovary working sur­ mot the seme fate on the earn* face of tho kkkar when it route five miles farther away started. and two boon later. Damage—about |T5 worth. Car damage was $400, plup So, look under there every shock to the driven, accus­ once la awhile—you may find tomed to carol*** driving, but ITS worth of trouble before U not need to cantaoo happen*. walking. Mention of eomo atrange duck* being shot around this area lest week brought a reader to light. Mason Wharton celled to aey that he and aome banting companions bad killed a duck two tessoni ago similar to that described last week aa a fulvous wood duck from South America and way station*, bat not a regular Florida visitor. Tha on* he shot also waa in the Lake Jeaaup area. 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I aunfony with a combination T . . ■q V for quito awhile baforo directH o t paopla will I with a start od eonsternlation (aad a quick took around ■ ___t— - rm i i Mina la far *** * *• 0>UBjT *• trying to opon tha wrong box. I Ha waan’t tbo only ono wbo board? . . .TalkontbO j a , ^ that niatako bowatar. mala M as Is that Daa Wrlgbt One lady otan hod a poatal waa ana af tbo argaaisora ol I worker trying to opon tbo n south Seminole County I wrong box for bor. (Maitland) bank . . . As rach pottmutar Guy Allen opolko could m K uably expert to lofilfd for ^ abawa of ^ ** °°* •< tbo directors . . • I lynatlon signs which did not ANY bank—especially a new Ia r riv e on timo aa darks anaad acoda public w#rtd tha «*w h a t a ’ ' Rada la Its timo dapostta . . . "whores” for tbo Ami If tha Want financial to- But th, mail goos out and atitution geU them, and Dan Mm#a ln on mhadola, whllo Is a director, Seminole County g * worda -combination locks” •ebool Board la right back ta to tbo phras# about wbrro tt waa when W arrooU ,,,,^ , heat „ mU m»t Patrick aad Roy Maaa w e gloom of night." yusbod tote a eorner by Urn KiwwlUlu aBd U y ttm will state atatutas and had ta ie-|tour tbo new poat office aa guests of Pootmaster Guy At• • ,lan after their noon luncheon Ones n o n our state legls- meetings this wsek. Allsn will laturo adjourn* after falling to apaak to both groups about tha reapportion®ant effort ..*1 8 0 new postal rates at thair The Job is not a difficult o n * maatln|ra^ dB . a d a ,r my If _ IP - each member asks Tbunday at tha Chic Canter himself the question and HON* before taking them through ESTLY answers it "What to g * new facility, the BIGHT thing to do?" But moral responsibility, it would seam, la pigeon-holed while "politics," power drug glea and self-perpetuation on tha publia payroll dominate the effort. . . The constitution clearly itates what must be GENEVA .(U P!)— Th# So­ viet Union today rejected neu­ dona and wbo should do It Yet for years Florida's law­ tral nations’ proposals for making bodies bavo failed to nueleor teat ban. meet this charge of fair rep­ 8ov!et delegate Semyon K. resentation of tbo pooplo to Taarapkln turned down the tha state . . . And now wbtn neutrals' plan when the 17to nation and stats people are nation disarmament confer­ crying for leadership la tha ence met in Its Mth plenary legislature because their pow session. cr seems to be usurped by The neutral p r o p o s a l s ^ both the Judicial and exec­ Taarapkln said, are "an at­ utive branches of what once tempt to apply Western con­ was a "checks and balances" trol measures to the proposed form of government, we find I test ban agreement and thereour own legislative groups ab- fort quite inacceptablo to the dlcatlng to tha courts and ask-1 Soviet Union." A Western d e l e g a t i o n tog THEM to do the Job spokesman said the Soviet NOT a pretty picturedt But we’re proud of Users. stand appeared to block any chance of a test ban agree­ Cleveland and Davis. • • • ment before Christmas. When are we going to stop The Russian rejection came calling the parade that a t [shortly after t h o U n i t e d hava at Thanksgiving the | States said it ia interested in tho neutral proposals for re­ "Christmas" p a r a d e ? Since the central figure that solving the test ban deadlock. gave the December holidays U. 8. Ambassador Arthur II their name has definitely been Dean told the conference the replaced, why tag it CHRIST- United States waa g i v i n g mas parade at all? . . . Let’s | careful consideration to the be realistic to the extent of proposals made last week by railing it tha SANTA CLAUS Sweden and India, parade . . . Raally now, that's Tsarapkin. on the other what It is, Isn’t It ? hand, again mentioned the • * * Russian plan for test Inspcc Did someone remember to tion by means of tho "black ask Clyde Piercy at tha Post- boxes" — unmanned seismic office bow msny new box stations, numbers be has to remember,! now that the switch to new| quarters has been made? *) *•’ You should test bis mental agility on names and address­ es that go with them I Amatlngil • • • Just can't wait for that I Powder-Puff football game j There is no proposal "at neat Sunday afternoon I t . . this time" to remove Sanford Fana will hava a chance to see I from the toil - free calling in action tho best LOOKING ares of DeBary, Southern grid stars they have seen all Bell Manager Bob Sbcdden II yearl . . . Maybe not the most | reported today. Sbcdden said the first step "according • to • the - rule book" football, but PLENTY I toward possible extended to keep eaeitement at a high] service for DeBary subscrib­ ers into the Orange City-Depitch. Land area is p-eseofiy under­ • • • CofC Pres Richard Deaaj way. aad his Awards Committee Tho survey ia being con­ are looking for tha CofC man ducted by post cards among that haa worked bard, done ] DeBary residents sod involves a monthly rate increase for heaps for city *r-d county If yon bavo any suggestions, | the extended service, Shedsend them to Chmn. Boh Shad den explained. den at the 'phona company I In October. Sheddcn said a office or to Pres. Dess at real itruggla had been under Chase and Co. . . . They'll be | way to get phone service for the new Mackle brothers considered. • • I development, Deltona, fa* Docs anyone want to bet that Sanford. Ho explained that part of the Stats Road Department ,w!li put up tho money for a Deltona will be in the San­ ford ctchange. •? Lake Monroe causeway?. Soviets Refuse Testiioflosal irv Everybody’s Busy A s P ost Office Opens A t 6 A . 1 1 To B egin U se O f New Building W orkers Found Som e P atrons Grim, Some Humorous W hile T rying To Get Into Boxes. Disaster Aid Asked For 3 Coast Counties TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Gov. Fxrria Bryant said today ha haa asked the President to declare Duval, St. Johns and Flatter counties aa major dis­ aster a n a s aa a result of damage from an Atlantic storm. Bryant laid hu haa request­ ed $300,000 to federal funds (or the three-county area. . Tha heaviest damage, he said, waa to Jacksonville Beach. Neptune Beach and Atlantic Beaeh. Damages were so severe, he said, that faderal assistance Is necessary to supptomant «fforts of state and local author­ ities. Bryant earlier had request­ ed that the President make available federal assistance other than that avallabte through a disaster declaration. But after flytog over the storm-struck area late Sun­ day. he aald. he asked that it be declared a major dit­ aster area. jn$.f$|H»a»e of 0amf(es said, we* based on hte survey plus evaluations by the Stale Civil Defense Director and representative! of Region Three of the Office of Emer­ gency Planning ln Thomasvllle, Ga. Crashed Plane Almost Made It NEW YORK (UPI)—A dea perate attempt to regain alti tude came seconds loo late to prevent the Eastern Air Lines DC7B crash at Idlcwild Air­ port, according to inveatigatori of the accident which killed 23 persons. Tho four-engined p i s t o n plane, carrying 31 persona (Tom Charlotte, N. C., crash cd and burned Friday night while groping toward a run way through treacherous fog. A preliminary report by Civil Aeronautics Board inves tlgatora Sunday offered sev era! "if*" that might have spelled the difference between life and death. if the pilot had been able to see a few momenta earlier that he was overshooting Run way 4 his last-second try to climb away from the ground might have succeeded. Bulletin law to hood Aircraft Cto* u t Um totsniatteual AaauelaUaa of Machteteta. Ma tostrutted Atty. Goa. Robert P. Kraaady t o a r t u t o agate** I U W of to* & ... Convention Set Herald Index VOL. 58 WEATHER: F*lr through Tuesday. Low tonight 60. United Press Leased W ire Established 1908 MON., DECEMBER 8, 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA Bombs Explode MADRID (UPI) — A series of bombs exploded in gov­ ernment buildings at separ­ ata points in Spain today on the eve of Generalissimo Francisco Franco's birthday. First official reports said there were no casualties and damage to the buildings was minor. Stocks Irregular NEW YORK (UPI)—Stocks got off to an Irregular start on brisk turnover today. Brokerage opinion on the market was widely mixed as the session began, fully reflecting tbe crosscurrents in the busloess backdrop and the technical picture which have developed to recent days. Eye Help Needed NO. 6M Cleveland Differs W ith Plan For 'Temporary Apportion' TAMPA (UPI) - The FtecState Rap. Mack Cleveland Ida Arerlcan Legion ban Jr. today took sharp Issue scheduled Its annual state convent ion next year for with big county legislators wbo are attempting to a*k the June M at Clearwater. Federal Court to reapportion Pope Recovering the state oe a temporary VATICAN CITY (UPI) - basis. The Vatican said today that “Tha court 1$ Just not In a ailing Pops John XX11I la position to dp this on any on tha road to "complete re­ temporary bads. They should covery" thanks to nodical apply themaehres with due science and the prayers of time to the reapportionment Roman. Catholics and non- problem because special elec­ Catholics alto*. tions are ver* expensive," Cleveland explained. F B fG fts Mkn State Rep. Carey Matthews HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — said Sunday the plan submit­ Veteran bank robber John ted to the court would "most Kinchloe de JarMtte, who probably" be based on a 34boasted be would never bo taken alive, waa captured early today by a gaols of tho Federal Bureau of Investi­ gation which only recently placed him on Its W moat wanted list. GAINESVILLE (UPI) Tbe state’s new eye bank la In serious trouble, and may be forced to close unless support Is given Immediately, according to Director Her­ bert K. Kaufman. Insufficient funds and too few donors a rt crippling t h e Institution, Kaufman told more than M members of Florida Lions An all-out effort by the Do- International Sunday. Land Chamber of Commerce to get all of the Deltona ser­ 700 To Tour TALLAHASSEE (UPI) vice apparently has Dialed. Tbe Development Commission Tbo property belonging to the Uacklea lies one-third in has worked out a two-week the territory serviced by the tour of Florida and the DeLand division of Southern Southeastern United Slates Bell, one third In the terri for some 700 Scandinavians lory serviced by the Orange wbo are expected in the city company and the mat state in January. Commission Chairman Wendell Jarrsrd on the Sanford territory. recently returned from the Scandinavian countries, where he worked out plans of tho tour. Bridge ._ Classified Berlin Wall Blast Comic* _ Dear Abby — Opens Big Hole Edita rial ----BERLIN (UPI) - A Urge Entertainm ent_ home-made bomb blasted a ..Legal* I’agu four-by-two-fout bole in the Communist anti-refugee wall Sunday and shattered 200 windows to M arty ton hitoga. Phone Changes Not Planned Now g>attf0 rii H e ra ld WASHINGTON (UPI) — County Towns' Elections Begin At Casselberry Annual elections In Semi­ nole County municipalities opened today with Caiselberry the first to go to tbe polls. Elections are scheduled Thesday In A l t a m o n t e S p r i n g s , Longwood and Oviedo. Voting was r a p o r to d "mighty slow" tome two hour* after th* polls opened at 7 a. m. In Casselberry to­ day, with a turnout n( only 47 at the time. Candidates are John M. Burns, J. D. Self, Art Lego, Deocil S. Long, Ed Lunn and Lou Woodhim* (or aiderman; incumbent Carl S. Stoddard and Frad 0. Heath for mayor; Incumbent Sirs. Ulllan Bciael Henning for clerk and Incumbent Gu* Sawyer for marshal. Running unopposed Tues­ day to Altamonte for coun­ cilman are Gene R. Stephen­ son, Ward Three, and Stuart D. Fntch. Ward Four. Longwood council posts are being sought by lncumbeota R. C. Carlson and John Reams and by E. E. William­ son, Vernon Finch and Mark Bullock. Unopposed are in­ cumbent mayor A. R. Lormann and incumbent clerk, Mrs. Onni* Rockett Sbomate. Roy Sbomate is candidate for tax collector. Seeking re-election without opposition In Oviedo are councllmen Ben Jones, W. R. Cloots and W. II. Martin. Hair Raisins: Case MIAMI (UPI — Detectives are working on a hair raising case. Somebody stole 20 pounds of human hair and 214 wigs valued at more than 123,000. This Side Up KINGS LYNN, E n g l a n d (UPI) —A package delivered to |ha railway station here Sunday had "This side md" stamped on five of its nx i t a n t e r , US-representaUve scheme. Tbo populous county plan would give oach congressional district thro* senators, with Dade County getting six seata. In the House, Dads would have 13 representatives. "We will ask tha court to put the plan into affect and order n special election to fill the new seats," Matthews ■aid. , Matthews, wbo led tbe fight against the plan WRrs de­ feated Nor. 8, said when the next Legislature meets. It will come up with a permanent reapportionment plan. State Atty. Gen. Richard Ervin hna already said he wUl ask the court to redlitriet Florida on the basis of to sen­ ators and 144 House members. After spending 20 fruitless days to special session, many legislators feel tha court la th* only place to solve th* rtdistricting problem that hna beta plaguing Florida lor a decade. In a decision last Septem­ ber, the throe-judge panel la Miami expressed hope the state would solve Its own problems. If th* court decide* to give the Legislature a n o t h e r chance, tt win moat likely wait until the regularly sched­ uled session to April, rather than calling another special station. But If tha eourt decides to reapportion the atate Itself, moat lawmakers feel It would uso tho legislative plan win­ ning the moat support aa ■ guide. Weekend maneuvering by legislative leaders may bring |h* lawmakers back J q TaUnhassee next week for % short' special session on reapportionmeat. If called, this third special session in the past four months, will last only two days at the Speaker Mallory Barn* ef Leon aald today. Horn* snld be and Senate President ' Wtaoa Carreway plan is appoint n Joint.House* Senate committee to try to work up a compromise plan and get to advance the pledges of at toast ■ throe-fourths ma­ jority af both banaas to agree to veto tor tt. Homo end Camway con‘ apparently agreed to rill the legialatora hack if th* guar­ antee ia receivad ia advance that an acceptable plan will bo adopted. Russia Begins Moving Bombers WASHINGTON (UPI) Russia haa begun shipping ila IL 28 Jet bombers home from Cuba, the Defens* De­ partment announced today. Assistant Defense Secre­ tary Arthur Sylvester said that a Soviet ship haa been photographed and pictures showed fuselages of three of tho Red bombers on its deck. Th* ship, Identified at tbe Okhotsk, waa proceeding off the north coast of Cuba at the time it was photographed Saturday, Sylvester aald. He also aald that analysis of information available to the U. S. government shows that on Nov. 30 th* dismant­ ling of IL28a was under way at the Saa Julian air field. Under terms of Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrush­ chev's recent promise to President Kennedy, all the twin-engine bombers-estlmated at between 30 and 40-are to be off the island by Dec. 20. Visitor Gets Cool Look At Lake A Canadian resklent ended up in Lako Monroe early this morning when hla car flipped out of control on Hwy. 17-02 and tank in five feet of water, tha Florida Highway Patrol reported. Th* driver of the car, Ron­ ald E. Hineman of Ontario, es­ caped serious Injury in th* mishap, Trooper BUI Stringfield said. IUntman, after th* car hft tha water, broke out th# win­ dow glass and escaped. II* wo* charged with rockleaa driving. In an accident Friday after­ noon, County Sanitarian Val Robbins attempted ta avoid hitting another rar at tho in­ tersection of Hwy. 17-92 and Lake Mary Blvd. and rolled over twice in a ditch. Suspect Held In Burglary Ctuuncey Evans, 38-yearold Negro from Georgia, Is being held ln custody today bv Oviedo Constable George M. Kelsey aa a suspect on ebsrgcs of breaking and en­ tering which occurred surly Sunday morning at the home of Rev. S. Griffin, Negro minister. Taken were a wrist watch and a man's suit coaL The watch was recovered later in tho day and Evana was picked up as a suspect at about 11 a. m. shortly there­ after. According to Kelsey, form­ al charges of breaking and entering will b* placed this afternoon with bond set at approximately Robbina waa admitted to .Seminole Memerial Hospital and treated for two broken rib*. Ng chargee wore filed. A 15-year-old boy, Larry Ziegler of Winter Park, waa treated at Wintar Park Hos­ pital Sunday when hla motor­ cycle turned over on Hwy. 438 and the boy fell off rolling in a ditch. Il« waa treated for cute and bruiaes and released. In Sanford Sunday, two youngster* received minor cute when their car turned over on Chase and 24th Si. The driver of the car was Shirley D. Ebar, 17. of Lake Monro*. A passenger, Barbara Alford, 18, waa treated in the hoepltal emergency room for minor cuts. Miss Eber waa charged with esrelrss driving. Another accident occurred in Oviedo at about 10 p. m. Saturday when three Semi­ nole County youth* overturn­ ed in a ditch and hit a cul­ vert Juat north of town on SR 419 after being chased at speeds up to 130 mites per hour for lorn* 23 miles by Constable George Kelsey. Reported injuries were to John Edward McConabt of Oviedo, 19, who lost an *yt and received a badly cut face; David Folghum of Oviedo, 30. who received scalp lacerations and facial abrasions and James Eugene White of Longwood, IS. wbo received a fractured arm and lacerations to the face and head. Kelsey Mid th* accident camq After lb# third separate time he bad given chase to the boys who were in a 1930 Plymouth, a former palrol car capable of running at least 130 miles per hour. Charges of willful and wanton reckless driving and resisting arrest have been placed against White with bonds totaling $300. Vagrancy charges were placed against McConaha and Fulghum wtlh bonds m ( at $100 each. The IL M is a subsonic Jet bomber with a radius of operation of about 730 miles. Th* bombers were detected In Cuba at about the tome Um* that Aratrtcaa reconna Isstore pilots discovered the buildup of ballistic miss* 11* bases on tho Island in October. Th* Defense Department aald tt waa unabla to Im­ mediately i d e n t i f y any other fields where 1L2S* had been seen. A spokesman aald they had "appeared and re­ appeared la diffennt places." He declined to say whether they had been aeen flying over Um Island. A State Department offi­ cial told Congress today tha recent Cuban mlssjto crisis probably would result hi a renewed flight of refugees from Cuba to th* United States when air travel la re­ stored. J>h£& ! Turkey & Camera completn with flash At­ tachment, caae, nte, with each aet of 4 Den­ man Super Safety Tim . FREE TURKEY with each aet of 4 Denman Air Stream Tire*. GET YOUR TIRES INSPECTED FREE • • # EASY TIME PAYMENTS • NO CARRYING CHARGES WE SPECIALIZE LN TIRES FOB FOREIGN CARS • WE GIVE PLAID STAMPS Take Advantage Of Our S3 Yearn Experience McRoberfs Tire Supply INCORPORATED 403 W. 1st. 8C Sanford Pk. PA 2-MS1 t t .**- • i .■ BuiIm m otartad tarty (a the n«v Sanford post offico to­ day . . . 6 a. m. Clerka were on hand, and aa t o 0* aro th* customers, picking »P kayo for drawara and com• y LA1RY VIRSXKL (blnatlona rarda for their now A CONVERSATION WITH poat offico boxen. MACK CLEVELAND JR. Drawer rantara had It mad#, How t u tbo aa did tha ganaral da11vary party la Miami? ______ _____ customers, bat____ wuuiy __ of tbo Clai^Uad: Had a good t l m o l ^ holdora wtra raady to go Na comment. back to tha Pony Express, aa • — — *$ t || � 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, 1962 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, November 30, 1962 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 -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 30, 1962; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">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" rel="noreferrer noopener"><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/0c79af742f3b10b625cb2758e6b50acc.pdf a8ac363441df23b7ccfe52759e08836a PDF Text Text K E p S ; « « * * ' « * »Y£i to eftato wnababte, no-iroa material* t«W brodght theae itrma, onto the aaeluiiv# provuwo of tho very wealthy in­ to the reach of every woman. A taete for Uwao luxurious Item** fur*, aatina, lacoa, •dee teqalred la elidoat tmpoaifUd, u» etrtlndiiUh, ; and maae demand create* maaa production which in tarn C a R A V E L L E v* 'lit'itoaaur n o s Gusurr m u u r They a r t W lf f k*Ks, in rick i Im Im colon, trimmed with fur or imitation Jewel*, taiilcd with armino Uilt. Clothei and aeoetaorlca for men a rt brighter, gayer, bolder, with brilliant accent! in Ttfte, rapt, tint, aosi and cyt^itching ahirta, * often with a “Hera" thirl to match ’•Hit’*, Short, too h a rt font la the flamboyant, boota, booU and boota, in all fabriet, heights, boola and colort. From tho old familiar rowboy atylo boot to tho dainty high-leveled boota for woman, even evening boota, or boota of gold or red, hrocade boota, Air boota, aatin boota, Imparting a hint of tha East and calling up mtmoriea of grander daya gone by, when boota were a neeeatary atyia rather than a flair. liouio and home atyiea In furniture, furnlahinga both in­ door* and outdoor* alao have the air of ramlnetcenee, with reproduction* of Early Amer­ ican, French Provincial, Ital­ ian renalstance and Colonial all finding favor along with the modern, ultra-modern and Impressionistic furnlahinga. LIGGETT 1 XCAM TALK! ActeoBy fire* A polarl* missile* tom. D \to r p e d o e i. X i 14 man ' S I Induded. T O U C H T O N * \ l a -a v v r w * CAH L A U £ H | I SAM C R Y ! CwfdV I I month old that im MOtfffgJUSr OACMVirtNC tM R C C S l WtHimclic tuHnm im -,v iiaaKite om«*ect wits » li'.i!!:/ JeailtS mevinntt. U»K«>UI • *(!•(. Bttulrhlllf iMtc-ed soet t<*4 lines eipMiMa K»c.HL la pile* w wane, fIMi Hlttnis - leavleS SkieHtf »«*♦. ntoL U ik ilik ille m la ittla s. tkj;» r»« lU’t MS WAtfSHkOCt* lav liRliaat cIiimm fitiitces teie »'tl> lUlAlix steal Sect. (»U» **|H|W» »-l» l»*r«MI S'tl I in to IS ie e t l - I f |e»«ls, I f If elnSlAS, vetircfoal*. Met i (•Ililaxt, «.->• Steekitte r e Vast I" I, lumleeat kw u H S'et, ta te v tettns Inti. TM» sxlity crafted Ha*. im u aaeto Tha aecret of Santa'* auecen with men ia a gift that apella good taate and good liv­ ing. A leather Jacket or eoat flu the gift formula to a **T." Thli aeaaon aoft aued*. amooth and lightly grained leather* take over In mea'a caaual fashion*, faihlon*. Maaculiaa, yet amart and bright a* win­ ter aporU clothe*, lightweight leather garment* are top* In atyle, varaatUu In the ward­ robe and eaiy on your gilt budget. Fuc the aport* ear enthuaInat. there are tapered Jacket! with broad comfortable ahouldcr*. designed for free wheel­ ing. In creamy tan. rich atag or Jet black, a trim leather car coat put* the apotligbt on Ita wearer. One of (he newest ear coats of smooth, aoU-reslitant leath­ er, has a yoke-tike effect across the chest In which are; iet the opening to two neatly j set breast pocketi — on* for! cigareti, the other for a wal-1 let. Another leather sport* Jacket features convenient pockets on the sleeves to hold colna for toll collector! and a pm to Jot down Important! numbers or notes. Self-leather j buttons and a collar tab close I tho coat against brisk winds. I Them are few garments a», mobile and unhampcrlng as a lesthcr-and-knit Jacket Available In light knits combined. with amooth, grained or auede leather, these Jackets are seen In black, taupe and natural deerskin colors that highlight tweed, worsted and cheviot dark*. Knit Inset* under a run and on cuffs and waiithand* either match or contrast. That suede, he laves to louch, Is found this year in everything from a carnal three button sack Jacket — appropriate for both city an 1. suburban streets—to a windbreaker Time Now To Paint Christmas! w V*' * hronilitor radio colpLcC i b^ bertfery, rtwp,k ^ 0^ mm ^ ,lw P « r i» lo " V to y T a l k e r B ^ too*, sot * n i i ^ ^ t romtaly- * » £ 3 K rionkej d them all ft* P* s E s s K s S s r yfeaispwky !»«• J ' * 8 « l i W MONOPOLY CONCENTRATION, P A R K ER 'S RO fJPO A 7H E EN T IR E FA M ILY Superb ^ 3LF* ttm u s AMD s n u t .O F THS * 1 0 * 0 AO r * * c t» - C H R IS T M A S T R E E L IG H T S I 6 mol** 6 minor end t Id bos* chord*-’ 1 37 k«7»I Educotoe op* l piovod key l \ selector mohei n near Muinru urs _<q IHOOO*. C7V4XI2E 0<ni00*.CIY4Sltt M U SIC A L CUDDLE BEAR fsrtna's kt Iwlug h*t« ELECTRIC PORTABLE \ \ ploy^O • ° ,y M IX E R Wltk l>Sw»tt tye Hryee WWW SOFT, CUDDLY 20" DOLL wm ratteS ka» a vhvl mat t lest'1 ELECTRIC FO R HO M E D O O „ Popp? w nncsn CAN OPENER M H U B E R T 'S MUSTANG PONY O N SPRINGS Tor 1000‘s if ereltiag rides Beautifully styled door mhror mode of pjm. burg gfost. Frame of marblelaed Italian or white antiqued In gold. assem bled. H a* automatic co- ^ and engine silencer. Better/, fuel, s T ' estra .074 Glow H e a d ^ SPARKLING TREE ''^ '-w jn d u d e d v. TURNER With Swb** Music H o\ H O L ID A Y Up For COLOR WHEEL fa lll w f t l l u lk f rimco-s s m iL 1 1 r M. lima iHtAtaa SHOW BOAT PRE Christmas Special Witn Icrtata srd preps rO R TH SjG fQ JL Interior Vinyl Latex Double ttep,w!thbone fiome, white stripe tire*, stieomer* W estinghouso POODLE A u to m a tic GALLON • Vf.‘ m - up mm fotmostat controlled. Ni ,,3VDr control | your favorite sAd* of tom 2617 So, French Ave. ■~fl Ik . .. j 1 r--j-r z- ■z"***y fl fl. P retty ! Porky! WaXe-tomusic switch turns radio on automatica.ly. lasT to readclock face. IC 9 9 JLImIaA speaker. mm• • Alnico Cunning, colorful 13* poodle made of plush with bows on his ears, tail and I Q Q around his neck... la%pv Straight from the make-be­ lieve jungle to enchant the young ones. Made OfSOitpiuSti. a aa i �» • V .C .; : Friday Night's The Night For Sanford uJIjp M • «•* ■: • ^{vr ' v a. m MV _ W ' .. i 1**3 \» si/sj Sanford fcn tlfi Legislators WEATHER: Cloudy, cool tome drixxko. Low tonight BO. y a m United F t— Looted Wlra Established IMS THUB&, NOVEMBER *». IM S SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. BOA riRMfe c io TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — Florida leglalators flew to MW the lawmakers. House Speaker Mallory ami today for a big weetead party after wtodlag up a fu­ Horae, however, said a “coot* tile today special eeaalom ee lag off" period might ease some of the bitterness aad Ik e Legislature's dismal give the lafiilatora a new toiluru ‘eased toe reapport­ He u id be will ask the ionmeat ban baek to a tone* Judge federal court la Miami federal court, which threw The court La expected to out Florida's present appor­ tionment and ordered • re­ aot aa early bearing. Gar. Bryant said today ha shuffle to five a»ore repre­ would not call the leglslatun sentation to the urban anas, beck oa reapportiounent un­ less be was convinced It could accomplish something "aad right aew, 1 don't eee any g n a t possibility ef th a t" Bryant said ha will be to Miami this wsskaad aad will contact the leadership to eee what the prospects might be for another try at the kaot- 6* why dlda’t State CUuo throw M m Is «Urt a paO of a t » t e n to m If they m a t to c m beck early next year tad try a gab. I t e M uioe ended oa • bit* tor aete, with the House M antel Me Senate far the fatten and toe Senate caQ> teg the Heeae atabbera. Meat bgialaton expect, toe court to reapporUoa the He said he wlU else tall Legislature aad used this Urn court he has the neces­ warning ae a major arse* sary ST algnstuns ef lefts- s e a t la urging a compromise. to allow him to ergw toe Legislature's side of toe are* Men when toe bearing data la s e t .He said he would like to appear as a “friend ef the court" to toll ef the paeMama that would be presented by e Traffic Artery Called Key To G tys Future •n O t • • •• Nobody sited xm tod has «ay el the osraly n n n ln ln s •ra — or, ter that natter, sayw o olte who Is tetenotod — talma s atedteua look at tho Votaala ro o ty technique •* Dr. Leonard Munson, a that they will te by-puaad, There must be a mala ar­ haadliag the county home af­ orabte to effect a solution tery ef traffic running right member of the Kiwants Club and they are wpeet about t t " W h at C ould B e M ore E x c itin g 1 T h an A C h ristm as P arad e? to this dilemma," ha said. fair? . . . A 111 oto bluebird Krider replied that and who baa offices la DeBiry, The Legislature could cell through Sanknl If the com­ Munson must have bow talk­ (for happiatae) told a n it is Itself Into steal on under a munity la to survive, John meeting took exceptiou to ing to different yoopto ae 'bn o m of these “county ted self starter provision of the Krider, manager of the Semi­ Krkler'a proposal for the (Krider) had the footing teal privately operated" deals . < Constitution, but e number nole County Chamber of causeway saying: the people at DeBary would Another U’l ole bird (reran, of key members. Including Commerce, totd Klwanlana like te tee it a* a rettremeol "The people in DeBiry for gloom) panes the word Senate President Wilson Car- Wednesday, a n opposed to the building etty and get rid at tha haavy that there Ua’t aa exUtlag “Art wa going to alt t e n raway. doubted If the probuilding la the eouaty that eaa without one little piece ef of thla causeway. They tool track traffic. ADEQUATELY g a d PRO­ major highway?" he asked, PERLY verve the purpose of ★ ★ ★ and went oa to worn that a county home . . . And that “Ilwy. 1T W will bo reduced the costs of “modernizing," to a stictly local highway un­ “ up-dating" or otherwise fit­ less something is dona." ting say one of them would he The “something" to bo so prohibitive that U would be done la the proposed cause­ cheaper to build ■ brand new Pflueger Dies way across Late Monroe, one . . , Seems that “ ground MIAMI (UPI) - Albert thrni the foot of French Are, floor, only" la a safety re­ Pflueger, 59, an authority oa through Enterprise aad past quirement — unlesa then la fish and one of tha "toorid'a the new Deltona development quite aa outlay of shekels for foremost taxidermists, helna bulk^ha the Heckle tiro - escapes, extinguishers, In a fall at bl etc. i .’Hmmiam, quite a «Uy. Interstate problem. Jin'i lit p k it their & • • • MoreTfli 7 Tam Armso, bead of ’the The Florida M i l i t a r y NEW Y0 DeBary Chamber of Com­ existing ones a rt already School's delegation to our San­ Post Office Lake Monroe PTO Wins First In Large School Floats merce, eald Wednesday: edeouato. ta Claua parade does a splen­ misprinted a misprint tod (More Float Pictures on Pages 3 and 8.) “ In view of toe fad teal “The residents of DeBary did Job of representing their turned a $3 sheet of Dag art definitely opposed to the DeBary purchaaee la San­ establishment—natty appear­ llammarskjoid stamp* into a proposition that a cause­ ford. represent • sizable ance, snappy military bearing, ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ $10,000 rarity, a Manhattan way be built aeroee Lake amount of tho Sanford mer­ marching precision, aad above stamp dealer aaid. Monroe to tie iato a new chants’ income, It aeeme that all — commendable deport­ road Just south of Orange this la ra tte r Ill-advised. ment. Industry Week • • • “Wa tool that routing tha City. ORLANDO (UPI) — Flor­ road pact DeBary would bo Nice comments about tha ida Industries Exposition Inc., detrimental to both buslnesa Junior Clvie Organizations honorable mention. Girl's Aux- was scheduled to hold a Thousands of smiling faces ( tion, Melody Dance and Figure pieces d' art hanging on our aad residential property aa —First placa, N. Orlando 4-11; Diary of the Elder Springs meeting here today to discuss light standards! . . . Just one gave visible evidence of the IP would devalue the land. second, Seminole T i m i n g Baptist Church. more idea — and soma folks spoken comments heard from reports on progress and plan “ Aa a counter-proposal to Large School Floats — First for the annual Industry Ap­ Assn. (Only two entries.) DOING something about it — many lips that Wednesday's the causeway, wo feel that Religious Floats — First place. Lake Mooroe PTO; preciation Week scheduled to make our business district tho boot Interests of both place, St. Luke’s PTL; second, second. Lake Mary School; April 14-30. more attractive! . . . Thank* giant Christmas parade which marched for nearly an hour First Methodist Church MYF; honorable mention, Westside North Orlando Mayor Frank communities can best bn you aU. you guys and gals that Grammar School. Fasula aaid this morning that served by four-lsnlng toe pre­ have contributed to thin ex­ through downtown Sanford Missile Trouble was “the best evert" Small School F lo ats-F irst cellent effort. he would make no comment sent route and beautifying CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) ■ More than an hour before place, Southslde School; sec­ —The Air Force la atilt hav­ • • • until after next Tuesday the lakefront" I Ae parade time, crowds already ond, Altamonte Springs Ele­ ing trouble with ita new SkyArm so said that the De­ night’s Village Council meet­ Speaking of beautification, were gathered along the roped mentary and Midway Student bolt missile. It doesn't seem ing concerning the fact that Bary C of C would te glad tha Men's Garden Club that oft parade route, and grew Christmas shoppers and bargain-hunter* Council. street tights and current to to give proponents of the has Indicated sn interest In steadily heavier as the magic to fly very well. The Skyholt ure advised to look inside today’s Herald for two Jaycee Parade Chairman Is an alrplane-launcbed bal­ the Community Building were causeway tlma on on# of its prettying up the lakefront hour approached, finally lin­ big pages of special pre-holiduy sales plus many Bob O'Neill and all the mem­ listic missile which could, in turned off last Friday by programs to discuss the pro­ highway from the city limits ing up six deep on every curb more special advertisements throughout the en­ bers of the Sanford Seminole an emergency, serve as a posal to extend Hwy. IT-93 Florida Power Corp. t<> the Lake Monroe bridge and sidewalk. tire edition. Jaycees took an active part In conventionally dropped bomb. lie did say, however, that from the Seminole side via should check with Richey Judges Mrs. Boyd Coleman, Thin is the second week of the giant threethe parade, sailing balloons he assumed the company’s a lake rroealng. Green of the SRD In DeLand Father John Thomas and Clif­ week sales promotion being offered to shoppers and peanuts, serving aa pa­ Must Testify The DeBary Chamber of action resulted from lack of . . . Seems that the WOMEN'S ford McKibbln rated the floats of Sanford und surrounding communities by rade marshals and keeping payment by the village on Commerce baa about 200 ac­ Garden Club had a similar in the aix divisions aa follows: JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) — things running smoothly all Chief U. S. Marshal James downtown merchants. the more than $2,000 power tive members and Armao , idea a few years back and got Commercial Division—First along the long parade route. In addition to the money-saving deals, there bill which has accumulated said that lbs Civic Commun­ in the official doghouse . P. McSbtne has been order­ place, Sanford-Orlando Ken­ will also be a “money-giving" deal, whereby gift since all village business ity organization, which haa Some regulation about what nel Club; second, llappy Acres ed to testify personally in a certificates worth |45, $3S and |2 0 will be was turned over some time about 100 mambers, “i* lined may and may not be along the Kindergarten; honorable men suit by a University of Miss­ uwurded to the holders of three lucky tickets. ago to the council by the up 100 percent with us state highways, it seems . issippi student seeking $40,Drawing for the winners will take place against this causaway." North Orlando Co. Safety, or something . . . And 000 in damages from the fed­ shortly after the stores close at 9 p. m. Friday, then there was something eral government as a result from tho sound truck on the corner of Magnolia shout “Who's going to water of noting at the school. Ave. and F irst St. the greenery?" . . . GET YOUH • • • A called meeting Wednesday Too Tight City Commission meeting night of the Casselberry Board NOTTINGHAM, England 4 * this afternoon to discuss once MIAMI (UPI) - A fierce of Aldermen failed to bring (UPI)— Dr. Ronald Sprenger, •gate moving Hunt Co. utility storm moved farther Into the any concrete decision on the chief medical officer (or Not­ tingham schools, said one lines to tha south eod of the Atlantic today and c h i l l y tour­ water rata Increase proposed teen-age boy told btm be property Instead of tho north. ists along the Florida Gold three months ago by Cassel- wore hia skin-tight Jeans to Twico they turned down the Coast hopefully began shuck bery Utility Co. request because of the ISAM lag coats. bed at night. He said it was INSPECTED FREE / cost. Company official* explained too much of a struggle to “Tamperaturcs p r o b a b ­ • • • ly will go up into the 70s In Airman 1/C Neil C. Phil at Goose Bay Air Base, L at the meeting that the raise get them off. Council M eeting Only 1 Of Our Customer is being sought in order that What's this about 4,000 southern Florida today," aaid A special meeting of the Services brador. llpe ef 8anfcrd haa been Thant Approved service can be extended to the troops la hero this weekend tha Miami Weather Bureau, Casselberry Board of Alder­ Phillips was engaged In re­ UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. expected shopping center on for maneuvers over by NAS? “and unless the storm chang­ awarded the Airman's Medal, men has been called for to­ • EASY TIME (UPI) - The Soviet Union $ We hear they even booked es direction, the seas wiU sub­ one of the highest awards covering an L20 aircraft after ilwy. 17-93 and 8R 430. night at the Municipal Build­ ita forced landing on the PAYMENTS and the United States have solid with a local motel, Although the discussion last­ side some." given during peacetime, for Kenanrn Rivar. Tha mooring ing to consider items of busi­ agreed that U Thant of Bur­ e • • ed more than two hour*, strong Gale warnings which bad “outatanding courage." • NO CARRYING rope* had been torn loose and opposition to the rat* increase ma should be nominated for ness pertinent to the coming CHARGES ' County Engineer BUI Bush been in effect from Daytona election, and to complete the Phillip* eon of Mr. and Mr*. the aircraft was drifting i atill was met from Aldermen a five-year term as full se­ plaintively asked the County Beach north were taken down, unadjourned meeting of the • EXPERT WHEEL Rohn Lady and Mrs. Hup* cretary general of the United council held on Nov. 13, the Commission If. please, the en­ but small craft warnings re­ Neil C. Phillips Sr. of San­ the flood-swollen river. ALIGNMENT Although i n e t r e e t e d to Nations, Informed sources Bennett, who pointed out that gineer's department could get mained in effect for rough ford, ia stationed with the llerald has been informed. abandon the aircraft and es­ reported today. • WE SPECIALIZE IN they could ve* no guaranteed a copy of the Commission Has the length of the Florida Tactical Air Command's 15th cape by an available rubber return for the people in the TIRES FOR FOREIGN coast. minutes. Seems there la Field Maintenance Squadron raft, Phillip*, with disregard proposal Pope Tranquil CARS minimum of communication White-capped waves a n d Herald Index VATICAN CITY (UPI) . between the Commission and high tides made Florida coas­ at MacDill AFB. Ha was prw- for his owr safety, elected to Candidates running for of­ • WE GIVE PLAID Bridge ----- ---- Page 8 * some of the County depart­ tal highway A1A impassable sented with tha medal by Col stay aboard and attempt to fice In next Monday’s muni­ Pope John XXIII, confined to STAMPS Classified .. Page It) A It ments. Sometimes it takes in some spots Wednesday, and Georg* L. Jon**, commander saw tha aircraft from des­ cipal election also were Invit­ bed with illness for the first Comica . ........... Pag* 10 Take A drantafc Of Our 33 Years Experience longer (or information, useful dumped water and sand into of the 16th Tactical Fighter truction in the rapids down­ ed to attend tha meeting held Ume In bis four-year reign, Dear Abby ....... Pag* S in the Sanford offices ef Ken­ spent a “very tranquil" night to the department, to filter front yards and eabanks of Wing In a special ceremony at stream. Tampa. He guided the aireraft for neth Mrlntoeh, attorney for and was “much better" this Editorial --------Pag* 4 down from the clerk's office plush resort hotels. Entertainment _ Pag 8 The storm also sent temper­ The citation notes that Phil­ two miles through a series of the board, however, Ed Lunn, morning, high Vatican sour­ than there Is time between Pussl* .— Pag* 10 INCORPORATED meetings. The Commission al­ atures plunging into the un­ lips distinguished himself by rapids, then paddled it to Lou Woodhama and J. D. Self, ces said today. The nature 403 W. let S t Sanford Ph. FA 2-0431 lowed as how It would be done seasonably low 40s ail along voluntary risk ef hie life shore without further dam- candidates for alderman, did of the It-year-old Pope’s 111- Society ............Page 8 oeae was not clear. not attend. June 3, 1941, while etationed age. 8port* ---Page 9 the east coast in the future IUUOA Causeway Brings DeBary Protest Decision lacking On Water Rate Big Storm Eases Off East Coast McRoberts lire Supply \ �Yg ^ — rl m li O. *•r < « U T IV IT K 'R 'E ’S'S ramc .. •r^ Ukt •*•«> AAt"*. : fil r f PV- a a >r JBb f t ) * * ; ' 1 i r\ 2if. C. ; C T IO N S ^ KRESS i USE KEISS READY CREDIT PLAN P A Y M E N T IN ■ "\0UfX £ i m i i v i l l •a ft .u r t i i * F > ;n i A R Y If fiW <>1 * C A jo a riM o t T I Freight T rain . a a INOUNCING... 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HOME ECONOM IST BE IN CH ARG E O F R EFR ESH M EN T S A N D DOOR body.’ sleepy d o c wiB ga ant* U M ks> f r a playtime to 12-iach SI# 3 3 ty V J A P P L I A N C E S P \ tc\ V j*, a* Eooocb to wrap douxm c t Christ mm fJta a bright. r7 V H oliday pattern a holiday color*—at holiday m rings FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES SALES AND SERVICE SA N F O R D , 1700 W . F IR S T ST . / K FLO R IDA PH O NE BM OM 16-Inch S IU 5 .6 Designs PR IZ E S. DR A W IN G FRL N IG H T N O V . SO, 8:30 P . M. 895 $ Sqpar SpmdtJ Gift W rap Paper if I IMah S o f t C u d d y P lm b A n im a l* R E S S 0 • 0 A 36 Colorful Cards Plus Letter Opener | yen need to lend pertiam u the Choice «*w j f t i u m o f rich ly d em it: ettr* lerf hall pant pen haa leUer-opcne? haayou'll uee k n | after 1999 Aluma Avenue WINTER PARK, FLORIDA POST OFFICE, Open Dally 9:30 A. M. to 9 P. M. .TjaiPU'M'VT* . v\ t ■Ht ’ r •»' �> WASHINGTON fUFI) Atonic energy it now wiring punier nytteries. It alao is putting (be Hager ou aalalabeM breadiee end exposing the origia of eontrebaad opium. Bxampiee a( ham radioac­ tive atoms caa help the po­ lios, not to nwatioo the In­ ternal Revenue Service and the Bureau of Narcotics, wets presented at the aaauai meet­ ing of the Americas Nuclear Society. The Atomic Kaergy Com­ mission and a number of pri­ vate companies, Including General Dynamics Corp. of Saa Diego and Ibehnical measurement corp. of North Haven, Conn., a rt develop­ ing means of identifying criminals hr means of tell­ tale radiations. One of the new tools Is eaOod neutron activation ana­ lysis. It can identify Mta of evldtneo thousands «f times toe tiny for detection by any ether method. According to General Dy­ namics, the FBI and many police laboratories are inter­ ested in the new Identifica­ tion system. The Internal Revenue Service and Narco­ tics Bureau already a n us­ ing other atomic sleuths in their work. Material p be analysed is placed in an atomic reactor aod subjected to high-Inten­ sity bombardment by neut­ rons. This mabes ft rsdioae- the hand of a person a t e has recently find a pistol are easily detected by this meth­ od. General Dynamics said traces of gun powder as small as 11 billionths of n gam "have boon exposed, identified, and m taaund” this way. The Technical Measurement Corp. said bits of duet al­ most vanishingly small can be identified as having come from n room when n mur­ der was committed. yoe wfth n em ry steefc. GrapeviUe Nnrnary FA M M ttti Grepevllo Aso. S t Luke's PTL Float Was Best In Religious Group Custom Recording The 12 meet popular Christmas selections, performed by stare of the "Voice of firestone* BOTTLED For 110/120 AC-DC and 12 Volt DC Systems GAS Southside School W ins Again In The Small Division F im Miautm A utom aticaQ yf PER 1M LB. CYLINDER By Shirley Wentworth Ladles of the Bear Lake area meeting for the second time to organise a Home Legal Notice S’IC T IT iars XAHB N oTU K IK haraby *lvan that I mu i n f i i k ) In b u i l a u i >1 10! 7th Hi. Chuluota, B.m lni.le Cnuqtjr, Florida, undar Ih- McUtloua nama of, BKMtNUUK BLKCTRICAt, BUPPt.Y. an<l that I Inttnd to r u l i l i r satil nama with tho Clark of Ilia Circuit Court, Bamlnola County, Florida, In aocorduni a with lha provlalona of the Plctllloua Nama H tatut.a, to -w lt: Barilon l(t.e » Florida H tatut.a 1»ST. Hi*: J. P. Dratton Pul.II.h Nov. I, It, SS, I t . CDU-ie Demonstration Club voted Tuesday night to set regular meetings for • p. m. on the fourth Tuesday of each month beginning in January. Hostess at her home on Llnnesl Beach Dr. for the organisational meeting w*s Mrs. Richard Mathes. Until a more suitable loca­ tion Is found, meetings after the first of the year will be held In homes of various members. Mrs. Joe Wright of the Lake Mary HD Club present­ ed the program Tuesday night speaking on tho "Do's and Don’ts of Buying Ready­ made Ck)thing.” Explaining various new ma­ terial weaves on the market, she told of the rapidly grow­ ing popularity for using cot­ ton stretch fabrics, not only for clothing but for fitted sheet corners as well. She stressed that new pro­ ducts should bo thoroughly tried and tested before the homemaker purchases thorn and that all clothing should bo well made and suitably Speaking briefly on the ad­ visability of choosing flat­ tering colors to the individ­ ual, she also pointed out that although tho better known brands might come higher in price, the wise buyer looka Ibr quality and workmanship •a n deciding factor before making e purchase. The new club will hold a special discunion meeting on Dec. IT at the home of Mrs. E. L. Hubbard, 8724 Bear Lake Circle, beginning at S p. m. 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One trouble was that for tho first few dapa . 8. cannot -ghro aup assur* Mean that asodlfp aacurltp regairoOMnU of the Western Romiophero, basod on the Bin poet. Alao, the U. 8. cannot creole a Castro sanctuary. It la aaid to bn up t« Urn Organisation of A a a a r i a n a I ts too to make policy on whether Castro must bn fore* Iblp removed from pow etin Cubn. But tho U. B. cannot set­ tle for any Communist coun­ try in thla hemlsphota. Tho matter of the IL-81 O U R BO A R D IN G H O U SE tiBSSS toona.vwrtta am -Mas* p b im iu b aamnct mi} a y wBT-Atip token you w»ra Harn.xyMOMn ip ttaTAppn •**» uxnao/ W IN t artrawao.t wau b s a t m AKMAHO SMI UTWiN AN MCM t» *V u raf rM WMWhMB rtau WATWiB CAaa ta without fukaiuh . < toWAUb OP CUtMAf VWartX AST THAU 5UNA TH6 o m y M ua/ toVwxm. s a-ni3 up m nokt cown* itoudy nra AMawicAs) f ia a / Pago 4, Sanford, Florida, Thura., November SB, IMS ripher tbotr childish scrawls ( m n in college) th t prof*** •op atabeonaelously draw* a sigh of relief whenever bo moo a nootly typewritten pa par. Bo ho toad* to become somowh«t biased la IU favor. Thu*, a papor that might rato a "C" r i d o whoa acrnwiod Ip tho Id pea giro uoual longhand oeriyt, map bo K m a t loaat a If typh art* Giro pour children proaont* that will produce la*ting dir* Since competition for* got* Marta la tho wap of mere oo* ting into college end aloe for I t la froolp admitted that If d al aad educational advance* atapiag there, will hoaoaao Bhruahchao had boo. able la got away with hla nlaallo lira. Crane and I gava each pear, every tlaso you offer n baser In Cuba, It would hnvo one of our fhra children n gift to n atudent that will halp boon n naatorfol atrutogio tppowritor aa a graduation raise kin mark*, pm are doing move. Otherwise, Juat whp ha him n lasting favor. mabarkad on thla adventure Indeed, It io wise to see that Oihip m h h ^k I td u fiU m l oarlp thla munmor la atm a Stk( grade graduates alao re­ gift* conalat of n coUcgiato Knmlla secret. ceive thla vary netful gift, for dictionary. And aa noon aa Oao aaaunptlon gtreo wlda It will holp boost their school pour poungtUro enter grad* mdtbUltp la that thla mov* mark a nil during high school school, purchaao on encyclo­ tied la' with Xhraahehov'a an* and thua bo good taiuraace pedist Then encourage him to nouncod doclaloa to pcotpona a that they tan got into college. uao It. showdown on Borlia until af­ A rebuilt tppowritor con bo Bmart parents thua assign ter the U. 8. elections. purchased at about half price, thslr children simple projecto If tho United Btntoo had act which maani less than $100. to bo developed from the on* thwarted lnatallation, the min* And many b u a 1a a a a men cyclopedia. Lot them report on alien weald ham bona opera* redo la their ue«d machines the difference botwen birds or Uoaal about the end of No* for about $35 on now ones, eo flowtro or wceda. Hake poor vember. Khruabchov c o u l d f you hnvo nctMo to anch dinner table n discussion clinic. than have becked up hla de­ firm , you can pick up n fairly William Jamea aaid hla fam­ mands on Berlin with tho useful machine for $85 to $50. ily warn outstanding because throat of ralaotlo •trikes from A tppowritor not only atim- hit father thua encouraged Cuba. Tboru ware two pooslblo ulatae your child to write homo dlecutelon and debate at the targets. Otto was the United mors often while ho la away at dinner table. Btntoo, the other Latin*Amor* college. “So wo children Juat whet* But it also belpa Improve hla lea. It Is possible that withdraw­ apeUlag, for aa be strikes the TYPEWRITERS al of tba missies from Cuba different kept bo b e c o m e s ADDING MACHINES more attentive to tho internal was part of tho original plan If Us oxocution mot with oppo­ arrangement of tho letters |h £ f i r - S new tad U.fd f 1 M uul A sition, but the degree of op­ within the words. The greatest dividends from position from tba U n i t e d ; I .Standard A States, Latin America, Europe n typowrltsr, however, como M Portable from tho higher achool marks aad area tho Afro-Aslan bloc ha will receive on hla English BALES ft RENTALS probably was not foreseen. In any event, Khrushchev themes end term papers. HAYNES recognised ho had made a mis- For tho average college pro­ MACHINE CO. Judgment In sending miaalloo fessor gets snowed under bp OFFICE • I t Magnolia. Saaford tho avalanche of such assign* and offensive w e n p o a a to Always Open Cuba. Thla time bo waa able manta. to adjust on hla miscalcula­ tion safely. Tho Important point now to to make aura that Khruabchov does not mako a similar misjudgment la the future, when ho might not have time to atop whatever ho starts before it la too late. That might loaf to a world war by accMont "Dr. Crane," hor grand, mothor aahod, “what would bo a Moot appropriate gift for Lala? "She I* going to aollogo nost poor aad I*d IBM to got bor something that would bo uso* fuL "If ah* pour grand* INSURED BUSINEBB SIGNS Many of the business place algae la Europe fata bum the daps when few people could paaf. A goldea protsal hanging outside a shop Indicates a bakery, a gilt teapot advorUses a tearoom aad a gilded boot marks a shoemaker’s plea* of buslass*. SAVINGS CO M PLETE Ravenna Park In A Commashy BuOt With Pride” 3 * 4 BEDROOMS • 1, lVi * 2 BATHS Friend From 911,900 LOW DOWN PAYMENT F JL A , FJLA. Ia-Sorrioo, Conventional F t* KITCHENS BY CONSTRUCTION CO, INC. Custom Building A Specialty M ating Gam Offleo $11 W. *8th f t . . Ph. FA H U B Balsa Offleo FA $-7455 Borneo Oa Com try Club Id . ■ Follow Our STENSTROM REALTY Miss Someone Out-of-Town? telephone tquick! It's Rocket-Fast j| when you dial the call^^yourself + BOW TO DIAL IMOBLANDOt CALLS IN YOUR OWN *305’*AREA: First, dial "1”, thou dial tho number of tho person you arc railing. CALLS OUTSIDE YOUR OWN "305" AREA: Flirt, dial "1", next, the area coda number ouch oo " III" (arm codes for many dtka are listed its tho flout of your now directory), followed by til# Ot thf ptffOtl you are railing. INVESTMENT SERVICE up Wssk SKI YOUR TELEPHONE DIRECTORY FOR Motaal FuaAi .ru n -- o r i o w at, last as aoo Pms ta« at* ot la a ■ * ■ »«• eg sa« c alter r t w l t e '“ ' I o im So w - IB# MB | | f H ftlllfttltB | | •!! H i •eprriahi aod wilt ho haM Uskla (*r dtaegee aaiw lh* te a 7 . Oaadsr. aad CSaM aaai sab­ (tiation-to-itatum colb only) HOW TO DIAL IN WINTER PARKt CALLS IN YOUR OWN W ARIA, First, dial the two digit* that appear In the circle over pour telephone number on pour telephone <Ual discs then dial the number, of tho person you are tailing. CALLS OUT81DE YOUR OWN "105” AREA: First, dirt tha two digits that appear in tho circle over your teU phono number on your telephone dial disc: then, tho area code Btumbor sack aa "813" (arm codes for many cities art listed in tha front of your now directory), followed by tho number of » o poraon you arc ertllng. Mombort Midwest Btook E stk Chicago Board of Trade . r p t s l may » * u n * l. a*»* ar adverileiae, •( •! this HUloa of Til* Seatore Hsrsid aaoy ho r u n i i N S is Orlando Bale* Kepeescatallvo •Ub#»t wrUtea aetwUatoa el the taMUhor •! IlCralg, Aav ladlvldval er lir a reeseaslb'e tsr tush rtf'*ti dvsttoa w ill ha eaaaMarer istrlaola* *a Tba Ths tHit . ... - _a* ____ iflaa aa f ira U l MRS. STAN COMSTOCK l e to rear COMPLETE INSTRUCTIONS AND A LIST OP CHUB YOU CAN DIAL DIRECT. ALLEN * CO. 111 B. LEMON 8T. LAKELAND, FLA. GENERAL ELECTRIC Pb. GA 5-8M4 8 SSOrciATlOM WINTER PARK TELEPHONE CO. WINTER PARK, FLA. �» Concert Tkkofs On Sole Now FOOD FAIR Tktote ter tee CMMrm'i SHO PPING CENTER 25th A PA R K hum m um ,- u <•«. OPEN 9 til 9 — S a t 9 to 6 to to Mtt .toe. ST i t T p a.; • F a wWi Hide," J u I d It:to a. to. and f:M p. a . (timgk ticket* ealy M l tor toil M l) M i Ml GroteV a bilirt, to to m m Fib S >t S:S9 p. to. Ottero who h i n tfctol* ll tuford lactate Mr*, to* TttDr, Mr*. Orvilto larks, Mrs. Jack Morrlaoa. Mr*. Doran Boater, Mr*, lotort ■ ilto a n m i a t o tor. H ap p y A cres K in d erg a rten A F ir st H o n o r W in n er Legal Notice in rma c n c n r n n t *r < m s i x t h r r a s e m . e n t­ e r ft a m » * • » * • M L B COCXTT, r U M U . c n a x c b b t * * . ***** ■ p n tx o riB L D f o r sa v in o * iM iu u n o n rutatirt, ROBERT W . MARKOTIT*. at M D efendants x o n r a a r anit w m dh to asp. n u c u i c u TO I nOBEI.T W . M A R K OVITO sa d JUN E ANNE i f A n K O v m , feta wUa KEM DBXCBl il u n r Buffalo T. R aw Turn Ton ara h trob r aotlflod (feat a Complaint to (oraatoM a certain m ortauaa encumfeorlat tba fo llo w in g daaarib. #4 r o ll property, to-w ltt Lot t», B lock r , COCKTRT CLUB M ANOR, UNIT NO. 1. according ta tba plat tboraof aa ra> cordad In P lat Book U , Faga lM. Pnblla Record* or Sem inole Caaa« ty, Florida. k ia boon (Had a g a in st yaa In tba a b o v e -sly ltd m it. and Fan aro required to oerva » oopy af your Answer or a tb tr P leading ta tba ’ Com* plaint on P la la tltr a Attor■oyi, ANDKIUON. R V IK , DEAN. LOWNDES A Tan doa HERO. IM Eaot Central A r t. nut, Orlando, Florida, aad (lla tba orlgtaat Anawer ar otbor P leading ta tba afflea o f tba Clark a f tha Ctrenlt Conrt aa or feafaro tba lltb day o ( Daoambor, I M t It yoa (all to do ao, a daoraa pro eoafoaoo w ill ba taken aialn ot you (or tbn rollaf demanded In tbo ComplalnL Tblo N otice ohall be pek> Ilthod once a w e ek (or (oar eoneecutlra w eek s la tbn Benfnrd Herald. DATED tbla dtfe day af Nortmbar, l i l t . (B E A L ) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr, Clark o ( c ir cu it Caari B y M artha T. TlbUa Deputy Clark Pnblleh N ut. A IS. U , IP. CDC.lt not i c* o r a r nr STATE o r FLORIDA T i l PRANCES NfBLO If alive, aad hor unknown tpouso If married. nn<l If dead, kor un­ known heirs, gevtooeA gran, toon, assign ees, llanora, cri.litora, or tru stees, and all ether parties claim in g by, tferossb, u n d e r nr agn tn sl said defeaSant; the UNKNOWN HEIRS, devisees, grantees, oaldusts. Honor*. creditor*. trustees, and all other parties ♦lalmlng by, ibrouab, andar ar against L P. DANIEU also knows aa L i’ayna D enial, deceased, If olk*r than rtoraaca Daalal, Eralya D aalal, aad Tlrrlate Daniel Fry*; tha UNKNOWN IIEIKS, devisees, grantees, s ts ls n tts , llanora, creditors, trustees, and a ll otbar parUaa tlalm lng by, throuib. aadar or aaalaat FLORENCE DAN1EU daoaaaodt the UNKNOWN ll t: 11in. dsTlaooa, graatsss, assignees, llanora, tradllora, truai***, s a g all atkar parties claiming .by, throush. andar ar asaln st BVELTN DANIEL, d*c*a*od. If tth a r than Vlr. Blnla Denial F ry s: and nay and all otbar parse at havlag, • r claim ing I t have, t a r right. tltla, nr Intoroat In and to the fo llo w in g described land, ly in g and balag In gsm laole County, Florida, to* w in S * of E ast l> yards o f N E ti a f N W 14 of See. IS. Twp. It 4 Rg*. M East, leas North ta* foot thortof. Too, aad each o f you, ara hereby aotlflod that a sa lt has boos brought agalast yoa la tba Circuit Court, la end for Seminole County, Plerld^ la M chsacoi M I ___ entitled OUVEH R MATHlEUX aad EUZA■ KTH J. M ATIUEUX his w ife, p lain tiffs, V. FRANCES NIULO, at a l defendants, aad you, aad each o f yoa, art roqulred ta fit# y o sr Aaawar to the p la in tiffs’ Complaint with the Clerk e f said Coart, aad oorva upon plaintiffs, or plaintiffs* attorney, OEO. A gPEBR. JR ., whooa addroas ll P. a B o s l i f t , S*.ford. Florida, a oopy o f said An­ swer on or bofort December 11. A. D. lld t . aad If y e s fa ll to do so, a Decree Pro Confeaso w ill bo e a ts rad aaalaat yea. aad each of you, for tbo relief doamadod ta said ComplalnL The nature o f this iult Is to q slo t tba title to tha about described land la platstiff*. O liver R. Malbloax aad Ellas both J. Malbloax, kte WITNESS my hand aad anal of told Coart a l Bastard, lem lnola County. Florida, th is 13th day o f Nor amber, A. D. IMt, (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.. Clark o f Circuit Court af Pem laola County. Florida By: Martha T. Vlhlea Deputy Clerk Oeo. A. Hpeer, Jr. Altoraoy for P laintiffs P. O. Boa l««4 teaford, F lorida Publish Nov. 1*. M, to A Dee. «, (td l. ;d c - i > m '. *'?■ • M *A la. A lfife| GE Swivel Top Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club Best Commercial Float Legal Notice ITATk o r FLORIDA TOl T H E P lJtN T INVESTMENT COMPANY, a dlMOlved Conaeatleu t corporation, dlreolreg Anaoat t». 1111, a n d -D a unknow n aaecoaaors, grantees, tru stees, Usnurs, creditors, a s ­ sig n ees, ar otbar parties cla im in g by. tkm ngh, undar or a g a in st aatd Tba P lan t In* ad Connecticut corporation i and any and all paraona bar* tng, or otalm lag to hava, an y righ t, tilt# or latsroot la and to tbo follow ing dooerlbod land, ly in g aad bolag la gom lnnla County, Florida, to -w lt: Lota 4 to 11. tncluslvs. Block S O f GARDENA F A It M M TOWN MtTEB, according to p lat tborcof recorded In P lat Hook I, pace IS la tbo office o f tha Clerk of Circuit Court ~ ' ‘ 1County, Florida. a f‘ gomtnnla T on. and oacb of you, aro h ereb y notified that a su it baa boon broosht a gain st you la tha Circuit Court, In and fa r Seminole County, F lorida, In chancery, onlltlod ROBERT ..................... Trustee, plain* L BLACK.ao__________ _______ tiff. V. THE PLANT INVEST­ MENT COMPANY, a dissolved C onnecticut corporation, at al, defendants, and yau, and aaeii a f you, aro required to file your Auowor to tbo p la in tiff o Com plaint with the d o r k e f said Court, and tarva upon p lain tiff, or pU lailfTa a tto r ­ ney, GEO- A. SPMKIt, JR., whooo address It P. O. H ot l i l t , Sanford, Florida, a copy o f said Answer, on or before Decem ber t l A. D. 1112, and If y e a fall to do ao, a decree pro oon fssto w ill bo oatorod a s a la o t you, ead aach of you, far the relief demanded In sa id ComplalnL T he nature of th is su it Is to qu iet tbo title to tbo above dooerlbod load to p lain tiff. Bridge Club Names Winners Wlxaers. W •Tnaaday's IS. tibia moating of tha DaBary Duplicate Bridge Club bam boon announced by club efflNamed were, NS, first, Mrs. 0. B. Wleman and Mrs. L. F. Hundermark s e c o n d , Mrs. Doyle Driver and Mrs. Wil­ liam Wood lock third, Mrs. Ruth Blatt and Bill deBerard and fourth, Mrs. Robert Nlcholls and Mlaa Ethel Johnson. EW, first. Mrs R. W. Ackermag and Mrs. Elan Unklea; second, Harry Brown and F. A. Mathtaon; third, Sirs. Edna Reilly and H. G. Chase and fourth, Mrs. Myron Accent! and Mrs. Harry Schob. Individual aerits play win­ ners for the month of Novem­ ber were first, Jin, R. W. Ackerman; second, Norman Mayer; third, Mrs. Ruth Blatt; fourth, Mrs. Frank Austin; fifth, Mra. O. N. Lackay and sixth, Mrs. William Woodlock. Plans oo tha agenda for Friday night in two Northwest Samlnola County cotnmunlUfi Should act tha whole area to square dancing aa the Lake Mary Fire Auxiliary and tha Lake Monroe PTO sponaor separata dances, one In Lake Mary at the Flra Hill and one in Lake Monroe *0 the school basketball court. Music and calling In Lake Mary will be provided by E. If. Bennett of Cocoa while in Lake Monroe, a local group, the Boyd String Band, will be playing. Dancing la to begin at I p.m. in Lake Mary and teenagers have been especially in­ vited to join in the fun. la Lake Monroe the evening Is let to begin at 6:30 with U you u e d help, call FA 2-3612 and place a Her­ ald ClasiUled. in informal auppor available ta the school lunchroom. Dine* ing (or the older group will follow and games of Interest for all age groupa will be act up. Movlea for the children will be shown in the auditor* ium beginning at 7:30 p.m. U you want people to pay atteotioo to your business, call FA 2-3412 and aak the Herald Staff about some at­ tention getting ada. All Transistor • With AtlachmenU 8 T ransistors plus died# • Unbreakable pelyetyrn# ATT: FORD OWNERS NOVEMBER U N IV E R S A L UNIVERSAL UNIVERSAL UNIVERSAL Coffee Maker Hair Dryer Hair Dryer Makes 4 to 10 Cups Quick, Quit!, Genii* Dry GENUINE FORD Thermostats CUSTOM MADE ember, A. D. IttJ. (MEAL) A n k e r If. Baekwllh. Jr. Clark ar Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida. By: Martha T. V lhlea Deputy Clerk Oeo. A. Hpeer, Jr. A ttorney for plaintiff P. O. Box l i l t Sanford, Florida P ublish Nov. M A Don. «. IS. M. 1IIL Anti-Freeze AUTO GLASS OIL HOME HEATER and Scat Cover Co. now |lv«* you S*l W. 2nd CD C -tt GENUINE FORD AUK) TOPS >22.1*32 GENUINE FORD Radiator Hose 20% Discount S I L E X GENUINE FORD Silex 4 Slice Silex OIL FILTERS Toaster Toaster - Broiler 57 • 62 Ford a Falcon Tons!*, Broil* a Bakes EACH M U 54 • 56 FORD EACH M.63 BRING THIS AD TO OUR PARTS DEPT. Your F riosA ly F o r* Dealer BRASS M O TO RS LOCAL FIAT DEALER t 206 E. Commercial FA 2-5111 STRICKLANDMORRISON, INC. 20* B. 1st, BT. PH. PA 2-1481 ONE YEAR REPLACEMENT GUARANTEE q tie A i— l l �A t r ■ , SPECIALS W oodbury G ift S e t Christmas Specials! i V 2“ FR L f t S A T . 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EA M ill FA 2-6181 RECORDS RECORDS RECORDS 1 9 6 3 ChAi&JbnaA £!ub $ 2 5 .0 0 $ 5 0 .0 0 $ 100.00 $150.00 $25040 LARG EST STOCK O F IN TH E SA N F O R D A R E A • One Piece Combination Cover and Pad • Assures Wrinkle Free Fit • Fits All Standard Size Ironing Boards \ �> One $45.00, One $35.00, And One $20.00 Gift Certificate Will Be Given To Hie Holden Of The Lucky Tickets. T i c k e ts e v e s v e f le U e e t aU D o w n to w n M e r c h a n t* A a s n . m e m b e r s to r e s . W A W P m H e w m m tit.w m w .v f in e n .m e A n. w m m tw w FRIDAY N IT E O N L Y ! Do Yom Showerl • Briefs We Got 'Em! Polished Cotton Pants SPE C IA L F ancy W ERE MANY PATTERNS AND 95.00 T Nylon & Behind A Curtain? l i t . Mb a in COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM. 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SA N F O R D , F L A . F A 2-5244 3 WEfXIHE-KMJDAY STtRUNB SA1EI For a limited time a a lr m can take adventam el thie monej -teving offer. Sava 25% on a complete aterUo# eenrlce ia either of theta two beautiful p atten s, ev eave 20% ea open stock pieces. We show you only a fow owmples at prico-ear* lac* hen roam te sad oea GROUP s Be.iuty In Youi Horn? 'n O N IU IIt uti <>welm L on g S le e v e s V a lu es to 95.95 4-Pc. Plata Sotting In Lasting Spring Rag. |27.50 Sole 122.09 Teaspoon fat L u tin g Spring Reg. 5.00 Sale AM Tablespoon in 7 f itin g Spring Reg. 12.00 Sale 10.M • M irro r* A W ond erful G ift Item Y our O wn W ardrobe or S m o k in g e | l : sta n d * H u n d red s O f O ther W on d erfu l G ift Id ea s M A TH ER ’S E A SY C R ED IT TER M S A L L ON of Sanforc 203-09 E , F irst S I FA 2*0983 Kader Jewelers �h«r yo u iJwtiH hart y o u r lyra ebedt- •gain, slu'd Batin. # DEAR ABBY: W# k m boom prtyhbora with whom w i am ftirty M indly. Thay. k m two ehfldrm. Om U married and la Jiving away from home, aad the other la ia a mental iniUtotkm. When we meet X ahraya inquire about BOTH child­ ren. lly husband says I should not ask about the one in the mental in­ stitution as I KNOW he is mentally ill. 1 am inquiring as to his PHYSI­ CAL condition, which I think Is only right. Would it be better not to men­ tion the one in the institution a t all? Our neighbors speak of the one ia tha mental institution as though he were in an ordinary hospital and they don’t seen a bit embarr assed by my question. NO MALICB hear this, but do you think it is fa b th at I should be turned down because I am not ugiy. I have to support my­ self. W hat do you suggest? ____ TOO BEAUTIFUL DEAB TOO: Take a good look a t yourself. Are you “beautiful” o r ju st provocative, distracting and perhams a little too eome-hitnerish? A well - groomed, refined • looking beauty should have no difficulty landings Job. • e e DEAB ABBY: I am 12 years old. I had my eyas cheeked last year and the doctor said I waa near-sight­ ed but I didn't need glasses y e t Yes­ terday 1 couldn’t read what was on the blaekboaid and it was only about lay and 10 a. m. r gifts or home (Herald Photo) DEAB NO: Inquire about both children. In this enlightened age one does not pretend th a t a person who ia in a mental institution is not a* mong the living. • Story League Presents Program January delivery, whoa tha prtatot supply is ishsustsd. Tbty will silk s sic* Christ­ mas situ tad sttrsctlv# gift MrtlftestM will b i avail iblt i Thrillft h setectJono. Tbs m b bask project has b u s s t a i d “Cooks to Help School Utarnrto#'' aad tho procttds will b i usod to btlp mrchtse hooks tad m t tu tn ti or tho county school libraries. A letter s i thanks bom a saw honorary mtmbcr, Mrs. S. J. Nix. was rtad. Mrs. V, 0 . Hatty aad Mrs. ft. C. Mu* wtU w in ia charge of the ;irogram. They presented Mrs. J. 8. Harrison who demon* atratad her method of story telling with the old i f a flinaclsraph. Mn. Harrison k id and 0hiitratcd tho story of Jeopa ftsdisg tho multitude, then ted s discussion of methods sod materials used ia tho WastesUon of atortes. la kttplog with tho Nove'mter hook week them# concern­ ing “Eating and Drinking the :’reclous Words'* from Emily Dteklnaoa'a poem, s novel, life tire diiplay waa used si the stage acUlsg. It w u paint­ ed by Creteben Crowell Lewis aad portrayed s group of boys and girls with heads hid­ den behind five new Juvenile fiction book Jackets. Mrs. Ruth Long, county eo. online lor of aehool libraree, added a bit of intereatteg drama to short rtvtews of the five hooka, displayed by “flyin In'* aa an airy “other world'* erveture, who vae all curiosity as to what in husks could hold young readers* at­ tention. Two of tho hooks re­ viewed the recommended aa good Christmas gifts for chil­ dren, t mystery story “Socrtl of Fiery Gorge,'* by G a |t and • delightful new story about • Japanese girl, “Cheerful Mrs. Kampf Hostess For H cup sugar H cup firmly peeked brown •■gar I eggs, separated % cup buttermilk I tbspe. fruit Juice it cup seedless black raspberry, bUckhsryy s r red raspberry Jam it cup ralslas it cup currants tfc cup chopped nuts Confectioners sugar Melt chocolate and cool. SUt together flour, soda, salt am! spices. Cream shortening and both sugars until light aad Huffy. Add egg yolks and bast or I. Combine buttermilk aad (nut Juice. Add lo shortening alternating with flour, begin* ding and ending with flour. Add Jam and melted chocolate and mix well. Fold in raisins, currants and nut». Heat egg whites until stiff. Fold lo bat­ ter. I'oux Into ■ well greased nine-Inch tube pan. Bake ia 510 degree oven JO to 55 min­ utes. Cool rake In pan 15 minutes, then looses around outside edge. Remove cake with tube — cool oo rack — looses from tube — wrap la aluminum foil snd store In refrigerator or at room tem­ perature for two or three days. Sour milk should not waited. Aside from Its uses in cooktag It can bo of other help to the housewife. Pul your silver­ ware ia the milk and soak for a tew hours, thee wash, riaae Gwaltaey Jsw skrs M 4 ft. Perk FA M l W h a tev er Y our G ard en in g P roblem • - • S e e U s F irst like. Ibis recipe U ha a bul­ letin catted Using Florida Fruits and Is bulletin No. 1ST. If you would Uko It you n a set It at tho Homo Dem­ onstratioo office on tho Or­ lando highway or in n Mtei Myrtle WUsoo'a office. Cut Into • pteooe eneh, marshmallows to make 1 cup. Whip 1 cep of cream until stiff. (May bo evapor­ ated milk.) In separate how! beat 1 egg white with * tapsalt uatfl stiff. Fold marsh­ mallows aad whipped cream Into tfg white. ChUl thorough­ ly. Crush 1 cup of berries with U cep sugar (Vh cup sugar for a Urt berry). Chill this. Jast before serving, fold berries into cream adxturo. Serve in ebUled dishes, g ar nlshed with whole bentos. If using ftotea or canned b en tea omit sugar. Hero Is aa uncooked, easy candy “goodie.** 2 <4 ounce) pkga. semi-sweet chocolate morsals S cup awoetened condensed milk I tbsp. water 1 Up. vanilla walnut halves Melt chocolate morsels over hot water. Remove chocolate from heat sod atir In milk, wa­ ter snd vanilla until smooth and satiny. Turn onto (oil lined, S-Inck square pan. Top with walnut halves. Chill until firm. Cut into squarei. Makes about 114 pounds. Teenagers can make this vsry easy and it will go a long way. Let them try i t t e e Tha teenagers ean make this one also for Christmas gettogethers or parties. S (S-ounce) pkgs. seml-swset chocolate morsels t cup coarsely chopped wal­ nuts 2 cups miniature marshmal­ lows Melt morsels over hot water. Stir until smooth. Add marsh­ mallows and walnuts. Lias aa S-tach aquar* pan with aluminum ML Tuts chocolate mixture Into pan. Let stand until firm. Cut Into squares. Makes l i t pounds. service Is expert) Bee aa GraptvlIW Ne retry 2221 GraptvUW Ave. Sorority Meeting ortty would prepare two "party pae's** consisting of forty foods and various things for Christmas. A first and sec­ ond prise will be awerded and members will offer chances oo (hem to benefit tho chapter. Tho drawing win bo held at • progressive dinner on Dee. Mrs. Jerry McCabe an u Mrs. Larry Maaa gave the program for tha evening and showed what could bo done with three basic dresses of beige, white and black by changing Jewtlry, bate, gloves and other accessories. Mem­ bers agreed that the program was very helpful aa well aa Interesting. Tha hostess served re­ freshments during the social hour. Other* attending were Mrs. Joe Deunteon, Mrs. James Blythe, Mrs. Daa Hamner. Mrs. Billy Wynn, Mrs. Banka Golden, Mrs. Daa Bell, Mrs. Robert Brown, Mn. GU Daigle and M n. Sidney Jones. Presbyterian Women Meet The Women of the First Presbyterian Church held the regular meeting recently In Fellowship Hall with presi­ dent, Mrs. WUso* Newman, presiding over the business session. The announcement w a s made that Mrs. W. ft. Ander­ son is prasldeat-elsct of the Woman of the Church of St. Johns Presbytery. Mr*. Ander­ son la peat president of the U kbI C asselberry mtoud M n. C. ft. Sims, Bible lead­ er from Circle t gave tha de­ votion, using “Joy” aa her topic. She stressed the Joy that comes from String to others, is tho Jay it brings to ounetvea and to Christ Guest speaker for the meet lag was Richard Keogh, older tram Uto Lake Mary Presby­ terian Church, who spoke about “budgeting time end money." He stated that “A portion of Urn* as well as money should bo returned to God." He also stressed that Pat Christie Personals Mr. and Mrs. Sam Gearhart w en tailed to Hopkinton, Iowa, Tuesday due to the sud­ den death of Mr. Gearhart’s father, Dm elder Mr. Gear hart had been making plans to spend the winter In Florida. Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr. aad Mrs. Sam Gearhart at their home In Casselberry wen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caddie and daughter, Wanda, of Longwood; Mr. and Mrs. Pay Bacon and family, Cler­ mont, and Mr. and Mrs. Har­ vey Bacon of Montic«Uo, Iowa. P a rty A L IC E S BEAUTY SALON IBM 8. French Ave. ski M ft »:*• <t> T-lar Till tks H. Lovelace, T. E. Mead, D. W. B aud. K. C. Flynn. V. D. Monroe, C. L. FlUpstrWk, D. E. Boose, K. ft. Bodd, T>. J. Brough and H. A. Lackey. Guests from Detachment • attending wen Mr*. Wayne Robinson, Mn. John Hoganaoo and Mrs. William ft. DonM n. Drslra’s early Ameri­ can Pinecrest home w u ac­ cented with white aad yeDow mums hi srtftil arrangements, complementing her p e r i o d furniture gad antique silver aervlee. D A R Chapter Organized By Mrs. Adam Mailer The Wekiva Chapter of tho Daughters of American Revo­ lution waa organized Saturday, Nov. 24, at tha home of Mrs. Robert Henderson, Constance Road In DeBary by atato regent, Mrs. Robert Orr Anglo of Fort Lauderdale and vies president, Mn. Jackson E. Stewart of Orlando. Honorary state regent, Mrs. George Castleman Eatill of Miami, waa unablo to be pres­ ent, but much of the ground work for the Wekiva Chapter waa laid during her recent visit to Denary. Officers elected were: re­ gent, Mrs. Robert Henderson; first rice regent, Mrs. Arthur Arrington; second vice regent, Mrs. Harry F. Brown; treas­ urer, M n. George Wakefield; seentary, Mn. Peter Koppenaal, and registrar, Miss Beat­ rice J. Tyson. Fourteen members art in the Wekiva Chapter to date. Membership in this society la obtained through direct lineal descent from ■ soldier or patriot who assisted In achiev­ ing American independence during the Revolutionary War. Patriotic women find la the Daughters of the American Revolution, a medium to pro­ mote all things American. Tho purpose Is to protect, de­ fend and perpetuate the tradi­ tions, Ideals and institutions of tho United States of Amer­ ica aa fundamentally estab­ lished by their forefathers. Mr*. Robert McGee will be historian, Mrs. Frank Hill, chaplain nod meetings will be held the second Wednesdays of oach month at the heme of regent, Mrs. Robert Headerson an Constance Road. 200 N. PARK AVE. C A N T SEE DEAR CANT: Mothers some­ times develop an immunity to theb children’s requests. Perhaps if your your mother and told For Abby’s booklet, “How To Have A Lovely Wedding," send 60 cents to ABBY, Box 8366, Beverly, HUls, Calif. On IK # <•) d rove M l r » n * n o - • * (I) W i l l Dp M -Tl-a (I ) F a n * M artial B eoert (I ) Stata R aw s * WaaUK • • * <:> T-o*r (I) Fra-Sehaol P lseatag ViM (I ) C oeatS sw a N ava TiM (I ) n iU M V a O a * 4 Tim#* IK I (I ) N aw a-W iathar l:W (I ) Mlakar n i l M i ­ d i C a r te ls X nagarou • t i l (I ) W a a lla r n a g H ava liM (t ) T a la r (I ) Carlo# nvftle ItM (I ) Saak Lataaa Bkaw (I ) A aarlaaa H istory J(g g g | IK I (1) Oala S i a m Skaw 11:11 (I) Say Whan (l> Laara Spanlah (I) Ana Sothara Show (I ) I Lava Laay (I) Flaaaara 11K# <l) Pete# la * l« h t (I) Tha HoCoya (I ) Jaaa Wyaaaa S k a * t i l l (I) Coacaatrattaa (I) Fata h Oladya (I ) T atra F ar A Saa« IttSS (I) CBS H ava 11:11 (I) Yoar Viral Imprseala* (I) Lava a f U fa (I) Bra la V - r t Shaw FRIDAY P . M. II :I4 (I) Saare* for Tamarraw (I) Falhar K now - B.at 11:41 (I) d e le t e r L ltk t 11:14 (!) Mid-Day Rayart 11:11 (I) WBO Nawa Rayart 1:44 (I) Wawa * W iathar (4) Tha BI* P ayaff (I) M id-Fla. Rayart 1:11 (I) LaftuaM 1:11 (t) tllm naatlaa 1:14 (4) Aa Tha W a tll T tr ta ( t ) Am.ric»nl«m r a C o m m u ilia (I) H ighway Patrol 1:41 (I) Paoyla Ara F ta a y 1:0# <11 U -rv Orttfaa 14) Paaaward <t> Day I t Caart IKS (41 Art L ia k t.tla r (I) Savaa K ara 1:44 (1) L oralla Taany (4) M tllloaalra (l> Qaaaa P ar A Day 1:1# (II Youny Dr. Maloaa (4) Ta Tall Tha Trath (1) W ha Do T aa T r ia l t i l l (It CBS Nawa 4:1a (1) Maha R -am Far Daddy (It Sacrat S t a n (It Am irlaaa BaadataaA 4:14 (It Htra'a HaUywaad (It Tha Rdya af N lsh l (11 D l.r o r .r y ' l l 4:11 (It Amarlcaa M -waauad IK I (1) NBC Nawa l:M (It Baal a f araaafea f i t l l i t l a W all (It Peyaya Ftayhaaaa l:M (It Carlaaa Caratval (I t HeKaavar A Colaaal »:»• (It Alaiaaaa IKS (It W aalhar Show Personals By Oswald Jacoby It is rare lor bidding to go exactly the same way i t all tables la n tournament, but wbca today’s hand waa played la the finite of tho open p a in at the Springfield, IH.. regional# every Sooth opened with no-trump and every North raised to game. In most Instances tho open­ ing lead was tho five of apadon aad right h en about half of tho declarers went wrong. Thoao unfortunate# called for the deuce from dummy. Ia that ease. East would go up with hte queen and rsturn tho suit The nee would be played (tom dum­ my. Later West would get Wo “No woman should ever bo quite aceurate about bar age. It looks so calculating.’* Oscar Wikto said th at But what bo didn't say waa that a woman looks oven more calculating when aha Is det­ ermined to bo quit# accurate about another woman's ago. Lot’s say that Mn. Brown's aao is mentioned. Someone says, “She must be about SO." But tho woman who U determined not to give or toko a year on any other wo­ man's ago starts doing arttbmetic. "Thirty?" aho asks, with an Incredulous ring to her voice. "Why aba'll never see 55 again,” and then she L ongw ood Personals Ur. and Mrs. William HalMrs. Rite Moulton, of Main din aad children of Miami S t Is In Brtdgton, Main* on a have returned homo after business trip. spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. Robert d id ­ Mrs. Haldtn's mother, Mrs. A. dle aad daughter, Wanda, L. Hardesty, at her home on Orange Ave. To bleach yellowed white wool, rinse la a dilute solution of hydrogen peroxide after sadsing It clean. Declarers who took time to think at trick om called for tho aco from dummy, then knocked out the aco Now, th en was no logical way for West to collect four sado tricks and beat the band because Eaat’o quota would block Bm suit Jho W By starts In proving that Mrs. Brows baa to be more than “Let'a ace,'* she says, as she begins to recall dates. “She was In school with Jos, and he was to last June. “And she has a daughter who ie a freshman in college this year. Let'a aee now. How old waa Sue Brown when she and Jim married? She was through oolisge, so aho must have been at least 22. If her oldest ehild eras born when she waa S aad ia 15 now that would make Sue Then's one Hke that in ovary crowd, every time some woman's probable age to mentioned. It not only makes tho woman who is de­ termined to set tho ago re­ cord straight sound calcula­ ting, K makes all the other women feel a bit uneasy. For they know that if tha fact finder ean pinpoint Mrs. Brawn's ago accurately ah# is sure to have figured out their ages, too, even though they've been ever so careful never to aay Jnat hew old they are. TV RENTAL S em in ole TV G ala T im es A h ead - - Y ou’re RIG H T W ITH A FT ER -SIX / * M i t . !1 / ' M l x V't J u st R eceived NUe S hipm ent O f F ia t R IT Z i F ur B len d s • O rion CARLOAD PASS N1TE •Tho Naked HUls" • B ulky K n its David W ayne • Cuter C u-Fcatac* 1:45 O ely "Portrait Ia Black" Lean Termer • Color free Gift Wrapping OPEN FRL SITES UXTIL t P. M. $1.00 A CARLOAD After Six dtenw Jacket... Thm add black dram traumn. a planted boson shirt. Weeding cummerbund end tie, plus the proper Jewelry COAT $31.50 T rou sers $12.95 SALES . RENTALS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL I .to p :•> sis* o* ( t ) S is* Chiffons Aad Cropsa Sophisticated Aad Bouffants M ARY E S T H E R 'S e W hat's on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, scad a self - addressed stamped envelope to Abby, Box iM f, Beverly Hills, Calif. bother me — you are always want­ ing something!" How can 1 convince my mother 1 really need glasses? l:M «•> Celltto «r t l i A ir • D r esse s T utoring Pashkas Jw t Fee Ten* e CONFIDENTIAL TO GLENOLDEN: The quickest way I know of losing a friend is to tell her some­ thing “for her own good.” 229 W. FAIRBANKS Q b u K e ie o K 9 M IN X W IAR | �last weak la th* Tangslo Bawl haaslo at Euatla. Lacking tha full time avail* •bfllty of stars Jim Courier aad Tad Bsllhora. Courier's favorite target for Ua aotek* and depth. "Wo wlU b* than wHk aboat 10, boy* in uniform, and I*w soro Bock Matts at Lyman will have about 82 or 40 vary him* gry football ara roady to go a t to fang aad elaw," Palamr But, ha avera, tha Oviedo aqoad will give ita bast and not lot th* homo folks down aa far aa quality gets. Moat of tha work for tha Lions this wsak has boon In th* department of defence, and ha kaa boon working than oat aa Lyman formations, with a* little success. Ha feela his t o n hat* figured eat th* Ly bum i t |l a pratty wall aa hath offana* and dafeuaa, sad ha hasps Ua (lagan tn a a d that thay do as wall Friday Bight u they kata doa* la lakaanal To Joi-Alii court star scheduled fog (bug gams* including the featured eighth game slatfas aad tha all star sievesth. The PlaygM roihisas TV* phy win be presaatsd to the winner eg the eighth gaaw. A HEW T O W (UP!) -G a ry charged with bribery aad con­ Kaafauw, a farmer basket­ spiring to fix basketball yrior to tha Jsl alal action ginning at f p.m. sharp. ball player at tha Oattoga games. (now University) a( tha Fact* He, toatlflad la state fafTHM BOCHESTEK, N. Y. (UP1) —Baseball suffared from a splitting minor league head* •aha today over the disposi­ tion of five franchises in too distressed Americas AssociaOfficials trying to solve the problem were hopelessly deadlocked after meetings that lasted far -Into this morning and scheduled far­ ther conferences In the hopes •f arriving a t a workable alljm gnment of the nation's 30 Trlple-A franchises. The minor leagues were due te wind up their phase of the winter meetings with a vote on the "save the mi­ nors” proposal and recom­ mendations for n n«« bonus rule. The major leafuo meet­ ings start la N’sw York Fri­ day. ^ There wss a note of incon­ gruity to the minor league muddle. Here they voted on a mtUloa-doUar program dosigned to "save the minors” while the American Associa­ tion, a triple-A bulwark 63ycars old, wsa threatened with extinction. Those were the conditions which led to the problem: # The Pacific Cosst League has seven cities with working agreements, having lost Van­ couver. The American Association has five such franchises ready to operate, Omaha having dropped out. The major leagues main­ tain that they cannot make any additional working agree- WEST PALM BEACH (UP!) —U. S. Open champion Jack Nicklaua returned to tho pro­ fessional golf tour today, tee­ ing off as the leading favorite in the first round of the 830,WO West Palm Beach Open. Nicklaua, who hasn't played fn a tournament alnce Septem­ ber when bo won two In a row, and tho 146 others In tho big field expected a rough time from the weather, at least for tha first day of the 73-bole tournament w h I a b runs through Sunday. Brisk winds whipped over the course Wednesday during a pro-am warmup event, and the weatherman forecast elmtlar weather today. Nicklaua, fourth la tha mon­ ey-winning standings among the proa, fired a two-under-par .70 on his first tour ot the 7,000yard layout. The low pros In th* pro-am •vent were Jerry Pittman of Tulaa, Okie., and Don Fairfield of Casey, UL, each with a 67. They won $3)0 apiece. Defending champion Gay Brewer of Crystal Rlvar, Fla., shot a 61. REFUGEES To *eeap* th* horrors of the Red regia*, mors than 600.000 refugee* from North Korea owarmod aeroa* the 36th par­ allel into Sooth Korea la the two-year period 1134-1696. actlag for accused comspirttar deck Moline* when he attempted to pet a University of Utah player to “fig” a limply aren’t enough TYipte-A player* available. The International League, with eight solid franchises, has no desire whatsoever to expand. The PCL was toady and willing to take on Denver of the American Association as an eighth team. But what about the association's four othar franchises — Indian* polls Oklahoma City, Little Rock and Dallas-Fort Worth? At first it was proposed that tha three westernmost cities be added to the PCL and Indianapolis and Little Rock Join tha International League, making two 16-toam leagues. However, the !L voted down that proposal, • to X. Next, it was proposed that Denver be added to the UCL and tha four other dubs Join the IL making it a 13-club loop with two divisions. .The majors agreed to defray some of the added transportation coats involved. Again the IL vetoed the Idea. A third plan suggested that Salt Lake City of the PCL be shifted to the American Association, making each a six team circuit. Few baseball men condem­ ned tha International League for not wanting to alter Its balanced, potentially profit­ able alignment In this era of the hard-earned minor league dollar. Nor could they blame the PCL for its reluctance to yield ooe of ita moat success­ ful franchises at 8alt Lake City. The "save the minora” program was drawn up after a year and ooe-half of work by a committee headed by John Galbreath, president of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Tha plan provides that the major leagues underwrite tha operation of not laaa than 100 minor league trams, either by outright ownership or working agreement. The average for each major league club would bo five minor league affiliates, al­ though some would sponsor mora and soma less. Basis lor the new program was a “player development contract,” under which a major league club agrees to provide a roster of players for the mnlor league team. Th* parent club ala* wai required to pay a portion of the salaries of players and managers, aa well aa spring training expenses. alw ays have a t le a st BRASS M O T O R S an FLORIDA STATE BANK TROPHY WINNERS In tha Woman’a Golf Association Match Piny Handicap Tournament are presented with their beautiful silver trophies by Richard Keogh, of the Florida State Bank. A t left is Mrs. E dit ROCHESTER, N. Y. (UP!) —Tha Pittsburgh Pirates pub­ licly thanked 33-year-old Don Hoak for “ a Job wall done” today and sent him packing to the Philadelphia Phillies In a trade which aB but complated tha break-up of their 1960 world championahJp Inflejd. Hoak’s transfer to the Phil­ lies was th* third deal within a 10-day spaa for the freewheeling Pirates and left sec­ ond bCseman BUI Maseroskl the only remaining member of Pittsburgh's championship infield. Considered by many aa the player who personally led the Pirates to their world title two yeara ago, Hoak went to the Phils in exchanga for outfield­ er Ted Savage and firit baseman Pancho Herrera, who 1m. mediately waa assigned to Columbus of the International League. Pirate manager Danny Jlurtaugh and Central Manager Joe L. Brown both were pro­ fuse In their praise of Hoak even though the fiery third baseman’s batting average dipped to a disappointing .241 last season. "Hoak definitely has soma good years left In him,” Murtaugh said. "It’s tough to deal a fellow like him because of hla caliber of play during hlj tenure in Pittsburgh and be­ cause of th* kind of boy he waa. 1 won't say waa; I'll aay FABULOUS Fashion Show Flayglrl Faehiona Thursday Evanlng8 tart* T p. m. Lad tea Admitted £ rn , ^ w LadIsa Night Moo. A T han. 7i4S P.M. NIGHTLY (lacapt Saaday] Hoak was of Incalculable value to the Pirates during his four seasons with Ultra. Not only waa he a solid hitter with the exception of last year and a standout defensive per former, but be also kept team mates continuously fired up with his tremendous apfrit Brown atreased that the de­ parture of Hoak, shortstop Dick Grost and first baieman Dick Stuart within the past 10 days was not necessarily predicated on any apeelal youth movement. “The only thing on our minds in all three trades was helping the ball club and 1 certainly f e e l wt have,” Brown declared. In addition to Savage, the Pirates acquired pitcher Don Schwall and catcher Jim Pagliaronl from the Boston Ked Sox and pitcher Don Cardwell and Infielder Julio Gotay from Use St. Louis Cardinals during their trading binge. Soma baseball men seem to Ware, runner-up and a t right Is Mrs. Augia Russell first place winner. This is tha third year that the bank has sponsored this tournam ent « • * *« # U w/ CAVANAUGH TIRE SERVICE 1441 8. French Av*> FA 3-3363 LOCAL FIAT DEALER 2M E. Commaretal Ti O PEN SA T U R D A Y S T IL L 4:00 P. M . (Herald Photo) feel the Pirates have strength, aned themselves to the extent where they sow are a top pennant ccntcndar again but Browa refused to be pinned down on the question. "Wa finished eight games out of first place Uet aaaaea,’* said tha Pirate G. M., "aad wa think wa Rave made notice­ able Improvement la the list two wteks. Ara wa a peanut threat afila? Draw your oera conclusion.” DISCOVER NEW LAND H W Y . 1 7 -9 2 A t IN T E R SE C T IO N O F SE M IN O L E B L V D . O N L A K E M ONRO E! SCO TTY SE Z FLUSH DOORS GALVANIZED Y-DRAIN FIRST QUALITY ONLY Interior Mah. R O O FIN G $9.98 p er 14 . 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G E N U IN E FORM ICA •F L O R ID A PR IC E S L ig h t F ix tu re s W h o lesa le P r ic e s FIR PLYWOOD RANGE HOO DS P*r Far F**4 Skate AD INTERIOR 8018 B its *4x8 i4 iS iiliS 14x8 RUBEROID VINYL AQBE8 TO8 ASVi .13 .16 .18 J1 1.78 IA4 S.IS 6.76 6.73 Kubarold Asphalt ShlngU AB INTERIOR BOSS Hal xS -33 T44 R O O FIN G AC EXTERIOR SOIS Hals* AS Vi *A4 H iliS .16 4 JI FREE C A T A L O G O R LA N D O W H O LE SA LE PHONB 3X3-6406 OR WRITE P . a BOX 467 SANFORD, FLA* TAM PA • • Seifert • JaekaaavOI* Orlemda • EaoUs • Laeehei • Ssraeota • 84. Petersburg It 1 �V * • m m m • ■• • • ■ ' *v- / .*1\ h.'.V • te - ..r , h f t l O - K o r . * . in s ------------- Legal Notic* c iR c rrr C. Far R oot CteM famished Apartment dowMtaira. Adult*. Pbooa FA 9-US4. . W E RENT HoaplUl Bad* • Plijrpa** • Room famished boua*. A-l. Wheel Chain • Stnllan Ill# Wo. FA MOT. 3U« Cemmedes • Baby Bad* Sanford Art. Walken • High Chain Attractive S bedroom, 2 bath Cratches • BaDavay Bada home. Fenced yard Near NAS. IIS W. Coleman Cir­ W ILSO N - M AIER cle. FA M M . m z . r im « . r* w *. : • • • 0 • THOMAS MOVING & STORAGE v r n n e n mp Hand • * * a ffi- ctat (Ml at Banror*, gemlnola Caaatr. Florid*. tkla n th 4ar • t K tim k w , A. Si I H t (SEAL) .JL - • ' JOSEPH H. ARBEDONDA. K d i r t , WILLI AH T»AVKM, If diva. Moaaa S. u n , ii a i m . Alexia c. b a b c o c k . If diva. CAMFEEUb b l ia s BABCOCK. If a i m ADOLPH BOBRIK BABCOCK. If d i r * and OKVILLB B. BABCOCK. If atlva, a ad If a a fT M their respective unknown aaoaoM, •a d If dead, tka respective aakaoara fcelra. devisees, grantess, assign***. Uenere, credits ra, trustee*. or other pertles etslmlae hr. through, andor or tia ln tt aatd dafea* d a i ta and aaek a t tb*w: BOW1K BABBTS DAWBB and ' *• Arthur H. Beckw ith. J r , Cltrk a t th* Circuit Court. Btnth Judicial Circuit a t FterMa Bri Martha T. Vthlan D, c. Gordon V. F rederick Attorney for P ta la llff r. a Ba» m e H I-I *4 north Park Avaunt ■onford, F lorida ur v b r c tB c c rr c o m a r THB DtXTB JUDICIAL Cttu c tn r b f a n d r u n s c a t, a a lb t e e m . Florida . CHABCHHY B*. ISM t - arr x a t i o x a l citt - rm BANK. TRITBTKB OTAR SER­ BOB, aa T n t l H t of Florida VICE CORPORATION KT AL o ra thomf Land A ColoalMtloa Cate* te a r . Ltd, If a i m and If dead. tkotr unknown aaoatoa* a r trnotooit and any and all pernoan karlaa, ar (lalnilan ta hero, aa r r!(ht, tltlo ar la ttree t la aad to tka fol* lav in g doaertbod land, Irlng aad kelag la nealaola Cana* tr . Florida. ta*vlli IW It at ■W it of BWH at Boctloa *. Township II Boatk, Baago I t BaaL Eacept that p art tkoro* of laoatod Ta C rretd Lake. WHAT ITS AM fctPO K f. WMAT ARB'IbU ) TbYW0 » ?n -S M c u s V S O M E AWFUL/ A u a u tru i K> BLSMP . F R C M Q is S / PENSION F L A N • UNDER AGREEMENT DATBD JAN­ UARY L 1*4*. OLEMN al, e. JENSEN, at u*. at Defendants. in HOBTOAOB FORECLO eiRB TOi JUDITH A. JENSEN, also known no JUDITH JONES SMITH N rncB o r i r n e b s id n s c b i T oo. aad aaek a t yen, are korob f notified tknt a (Hit kaa keen brongkt agalaat ran In Ika Circuit Court, In nnd for Btmlnolo Countr. Florid*, la ebancory. ontltlod CHAIK attOVKa. IXC. a Florida aor* aeration, plaintiff, v. JOSE­ PH If. ARREDOMDA. a t al. CHIremonl H o lst Apartment U -A Til Ponce do Loon Street Atlanta, G eorgia TO I OLENN C. JENSEN. LES­ TER R. ITONRR nnd KAT ANN STONER, kla w ife •a id Court, and narva upon plaintiff, or plalntlfT* Attor­ ney. a BO. A. SPEER. JR., whoa* address Is P. O. Boa t t l l , Sanford, Florida, e copy o f said Aaewar, an or bofor* December lath. A. D. 11*1, M < If yog fall l e * e e*i e decree prg eenfeeao w ill' b* entered again st yon. and each o f yog for th* relief demand­ ed In said Complain!. Th* aatura of tkla null ta to qulot th* tltlo to tb* abovo described land la p lain tiff, Chnsa droves. In s, subject to a Ilf* otU I* of Bllanbolh B. H uff, ns survivor of an e sla to Unknown AND TOi All parties claim ing Inlsrtata by, throuth, un­ der or ngnluet the aforeenld persona. YOU ARB hereby notified that n Complaint to fore­ close n certain m ortgage oneumbcrlng the follow in g des­ cribed real property, to-w lt: . Lot l ie . OAKLAND MILLS according ta the plat thereof no recorded In H at Rook It, Pag* <1, Public Records of Semihole County, Florida, ban been filed agalnat you In tb* above-styled eult. end io n ere required to eervs s espy of your Answer or othtr Pleading to tb* Complaint on ria ln tlffs attorneys. ANDER­ SON. HUgll, DEAN. LOWN­ DES A van den HERO. I t : IT& A MIXTURE O F DMIED RICE AM D BEAM SPROUTS: A n n u l i». e n e v i i n , -r., Clork *r Circuit Court o f Seminole Coanty, Florida. Dyi Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clark Oao. A. Bpeer. Jr. A ttorney ter P laintiff P. a Dos 11*4 Sanford, Florida Publish Now SS, Deo. g, II. a*, taaa BBfltDNxrai Aanwer or other P leading In tb* offle* o f tb* Clork of tb* Circuit Court oa or befor* th* tlth day of December, t i l l . If you fall to do so, a dear** pro conteseo wlU be taken against you for th* relief demanded In tha Comp ta in t Tkla Nolle* shall ba pub­ lished once a w eek for four four eoasecullv* w eek s In tn* fan fold Herald. DATED this *th day at November. It* :. (SEAL) Arthur It. Deokwlth. J r , Clerk o f th* Circuit Court Byi Martha T. Vlklen Deputy Clork Publish Nov. a. i i , C D C .il Lake Mary, rural*had 1 bed* room apartment. Clean, Local A Long DUtaaet Mevtag amaU, alee for eoupta. Ph. W N. Laurel ' FA 9-H91 FA BON. WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES Large 2 bedroom bouae. Per* Approximately 2H acne, witk Wanted— Car pool for Mar­ tlally furalahed. Ideal lor 13d It. oa r i m , H a lls off children. MO. 340-3431. tin Company. Shift a a. a . RL 44. to 4:20 p. m. Can *23-7190. Nicely furalahed 2 bedroom bouae. $S3 month. FA 2-3240 A RARE JEWEL Large g bedroom house, kit­ Bedroom, 3 bath. Lakechen equipped. Near Urge froot Furnished or un­ la a Loch Arbor borne. Shed* «d by beautiful oak tree. lake. FA M M . furnished. FA 2-W2Q. TMa 2 bedroom, 3 bath aad UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom 2 BEDROOM bouse, kitchen Florida room homo la the bouae 110 W. 14th SL Some­ answer to your family’* equipped. $TS month. Ph. one will bo oa premlsas an Cbriatmaa dream. Put this FA 2-9909. day Thun, aad Fri. in their ChrUtmn stockInga. Out of nachT Nol FURNISHED G a r a g e Apt. EFFICIENCY Apt., gaaford newest. Ideally located oa Only $17,000 with U raa. llOVh West ISth SL Somtoae First SL scar Post Office. wUl be on premise* all day 2 City Parking Lota, shop­ Thun, aad Fri. ping places. SuiUble lor Stcmpcr Agency couple or single, one rent. REALTOR — INSUHOR 'N o utility chargee. Inquire Manuel Jacobson D e p t . FA 2-4991 1*19 S. French Ave. Room la privats borne. Store. 2 BEDROOM House, enclos­ ed carports, fenced yard. Small down p a y m * n t, monthly payments $34.50. Legal Notice Furnished 3 bedroom house. Taxes and Insurance includ­ $73 month. FA 2-7504. ed. 100 Garrlsoo Dr. C t ' r r IN A N D FON S a iB I . ROOMS, The Gables, 401 N O I.lt r o t N T T , FL O R ID A . Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0724. IN CHANCERY NO. IISST-C J. I. K ULAK MORTOAGB CORPORATION OF FLORIDA, n corporation, P laintiff, .Th­ a t LB ERT a. JONES and ED­ NA JONES, hie wife, and VICIE TOMPKINS. St. Jo h n s R e alty • RENT A BED THB TIMS TESTED FIRM Rollaway, Hospital A Baby 111 N. Park Avw FA 24121 Bada By Day, Wtck, or Month [ova In now. 3 Hedroom, kitchen equipped. $41 mo. CARROLL’S FURNITURE No ea*h needed. FA 2-8063 Ph. J k 2-31*1 111 W. 1st SL DsfendaataN O Y K H O F i t 'I T H a n d l i n g all types of STATM O F F L O R ID * TOi_UILllK!lT fl. JONES end real estate. EDNA JONES, his w ife, w h o .- residence Is un­ known. Ton ar* hereby required to III* your answer or w rit­ ten defenses. If any, In th* above proceeding with th* Clerk o f this Court, and to serve a copy thereof upon tb* P la in tiff* sttorn-y*. w hose names and eddre—«s appears t i t t o n , on or beforw th* t l t h day of December, te s t, th* natur* of this pro­ ceeding being a eult f«z fore­ closure o f mortgage against the follow in g described pro­ perty, to-w lt: Lot It. Illock "D". LIT­ TLE WHKIWA ESTATES .SUM tin t ONE a s per P lat thereof recorded In Plat Book Page I*. Publlo llecorde of gem lnote County. Florida, to ­ gether w ith! Surf unit. Furnished 2 bedroom borne, Double garage. Fruit trees. 2411 Palmetto. FA 2-0441 or PA 2-0274. 30 Acree newly plowed and harrowed farm land. N. Cameron Arc. on eait aid# 14 mile South of Celery Ave. E. R. Stowe. FA 24143 110 N. Park Avenue Phone 223-0939. House FOR SALE Ph. 3234397 Jim Hunt Realty 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, built-in Office FA 2-2111 range $93 month. 3 RedNights FA 2-0449 room, 1 bath, $83 month. 2234709 2 bedroom $40 month. For 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. further information contact Ted Williams Hardnaro. Approxlmstely 1 aero corner foL 3 Bedroom house furn203 E. 23th St. ished, fish pond in bade. NICE clean bedrooms. $9.00 $7300 terms. FA 2-730L per week. 303 Park Ave. Ph. 3234709. nfurnlabed house on N. Cameron Are. 4 . miles east of Sanford. 4 Bedrooms, Cro<io tt* JO H N E. FO X, REALTO R J. W. Hall, Realtor "Can HaH" FA 94141 2944 So. Preach Ave. ALL SOLD OUT IN LONGDALE A* ' • "S S % . w . in TMsa c iB c trr cor by in A N D F O R t M M IN O L K C O C N T V . F L O R I D %. N O . C U T . 1S M O WOONSOCKET INKTITUTION FOR HAVING* a Rhode I s ­ land mutual eavtafs bank. FlalatlfL Vo. JOHN LEWIS TnEMDLAT at at Sartoriolly Spooking NOTICE O P (BIT T U B STATE OF FLORIDA TOl John Lewis Tremblay, residence unknewa M ailing address. It* 42 I t ACS. CBM. Neval Sup­ port Forces, Antarctic Detachment ONE, e /e r .p .u . New York, New York O eraldla* Tremblay, residence unknown You are hereby aeltfted th at a salt bat beta filed agalaat you la lb* abev* entitled cause, sad that yes are re­ quired to tile year answer w ith the Clerk e f tkla Court and tv* serve a eep, thereof up as the p lsla tlff er plaintlf r a a ttern eya whet* a sm s and address Is J e a a la g * W atts, Clark* aad H amilton, S it ll.vrnstt Natloaal Bank B uilding. JacktonvUI* I. F lor­ ida. not later lhag January II, IMS. II yeu la ll 11 do »• a deer** pro coalesce w ill be entered egaln tt yeu for th* relief demanded la tha com ­ plaint. This eult ta te foreelse* a mortgage. Tha real property proceeded e galael le: I.ot te, Black P. Su alsad E states, a subdivision, according t* a plat there­ of. rrc— -1-4 In Piet B»«b 11. paces 1* te II ef tha publle records e f Sem i­ nole County, Florida. WITNESS my hand aad th* seal of sold Court at Sanford. Florida, this tlth day a l N ov­ ember. I!«L I SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. J r , Clerk of tha Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlea Deputy Clerk Publish Bpv. J* * D a* L I t. M. 1»«* 2 Bedroom unfurnished house FA 23193. Will share furnished house with the right couple. No children. 117 Catalina Dr. Furnished Garage Apartment Adults. $40 a month. 10(0 Elm Avt. See The LMN Nvw 4 Bedroom Home la Lake Waymaa Heifhts Oa LoagdaU Ava. Just South Of Ltmgdal* Longwood. Fla. I Mil** Sontli of Sanford Tern Went al 2nd Road 8mth ef Owens Brag. OPEN 11 a. m. to 9 p. B. DAILY Sunland Estates Homes S - BEDROOMS. 1. 1ft & 2 BATHS V A - N O DOWN PAYMENT LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS TA » C—vvnPenal * FHA Ftogndng 8l|M «d Eetataa - On 17-42 (2 ML Sc. ef Saaferd) Seise Office UL Hens* Iaside Eatraaro KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC PH. PA 24974 n . ? .V 2 r T . B B - ' LTY- W " ol Deys, PA 2-2119 • Eve. A Sts. PA 24949A g♦r9294799 Complete New Models • ! • LARGER HOUSES ?..*** 4 bed ro o m s MANY NEW FEATURES S'*?* *a‘ ??r M-w them to U4*r cegntructfon. ^**’11 *** — th« meat at feeing* far year dollar attainable anywhere. Th*aa Madsla Abo Available On Year Owi L * *t NO MONEY DOWN TEE N GREEN Ceaatry Oak Reef at Mayislv Coaatry CIvV OPEN DAILY 10 TILL 5 �> m m m IRONWO 4sM. M a o u b l t . a Cowu Houghton l a ­ n e *. I . Ottva off W. Ird. SW E E T IE P IE B y N a d in e S eh a er BUY, Trade or Soli Used Furniture, Appliance#, TV’* or wtiat k i n you. Wllhama ruraltura Mart, Hwy. 1T-S2, Casselberry, Fla. Vo aoU aad aarrloa Wl|a Valtrua. No at and attrac­ Nov. Spatial $30.00 Protein Vave w i t h comttlantr tive. 23 to 33 Yean. Muat $030 have food o iperlente. Will train lor cocktalla. Apply Shampoo A aot A Hair out $3.23. Handyman Hero, atth aad HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Franck. Raady to bo frau109 So. Oak FA 34743 chliod. $0,000 down. Balaaeo from proflta. lavoatAlio wo will guaraetaa PR10IDA1BE your weekly Income. If Sale* A Servlee yoo would Uko mo to mail Houee Wiring, Free Estimates complete information. Write Sid Vlhlen'e Randan Electric B. F. Walsh, V. p. $01 US Magnolia Ph. FA S401I Voode Court Maitland, or Hand Sowing, mondial, danlas. Drossee, skirta, shortVAoao MT4MI. onod or lengthened. Mrs. PLUMBING Clark. FA S-TSU. Contracting A Repairs FREE DELIVERY Eaporiancod curb girls. Ex Ironing wanted. FA ASMS. R. L. HARVEY ptrtnead night waitress, 304 Sanford Avt. FA 34311 Chlek-N-Treat, Sanford. GUARANTEED . IS MONTH - WARRANTY CORVAIR 4 Door Sedan, Floor Shift, FoldlM Boot CHRYSLER WINDSOR. 4 Door. Antomatlo T n a M J rjJ « a 4 , PLYMOUTH I Door Hardtop Automatic Transmission FORD FALCON S Door Standard Trias.______ CADILLAC Sedan DeVIUe Fewer And Air Condition OLD8MOBILE 94, 4 Deer Hardtofs Al^Condltion^ CHEVROLET 3 Doer Hardtop BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS All Sold Under Tho 12-Month GW W irn a ty * COLOR T.V. By VoatiaghouM. Como ta and aaa It for yourself. Town A Country T. V , 3133 Park Dr., 323-3343. 0 RAND FRIX Pootiae. Only 4,100 mlloe. Fully equipped. WUl take older car for equity. Call FA 3-MOT altar 3. Fiaaace with local Very special this weekend. 'or Sale: loop. 4 wioal drive. $an, Just spent $000 on complete overbauL V.C. HID. FA $-3341. Hybrid Geraniums In bloom GRAFEV1LLE NURSERY Qrapevillo Avo. near 20th I t Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Lorry’s Mart 313 Sanford Avo. Fh. FA 34133 1500.00 & U p P er M onth IN A D D IT IO N TO YOUR R E G U L A R 1,000 T V ST A M P G IF T .. . . EQ U A LS ry. Fla. Plano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4221 Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Cash. FRIGIDAIRE SUPER TRADING POST Salea A Service PA 2-0677. G. H. HIGH 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford CHRISTMAS BONUS. Take a Pb. PA 2*3813 whole year to pay. No in­ terest or finance charges HEATING on furniture purchases H. B. POPE CO. INC. made before Doc. 24, 1962. 39$ So. Park Ave. PA 2-4 Open Friday evenings. FURNITURE CENTER Refrigeration • A1recondition­ 1100 French Ave. ing men needed. We train you. Write Commercial Pb. FA 37933 Trades InsUtute Box |g, e'o Sanford Herald. TENTS FOR camping. Tarpa, rope, mess kits. Surplus City, 201 W. l i t AUTO GLASS Company 310 Magnolia Ph. FA 3-4*22 DACHSHUNDS AKC register, There do charge for use of Carpet Shampooer with pured. Black A tan. 6 Months chase of Blue Lustra Car­ Old. All shots. 322-1701. pet Shampoo. Carroll'a Chihuahua Puppy for aale, Furniture. AKC Reg. 1317 Magnolia Ave. 4 BOOKS G IV E N W IT H T H E P U R C H A SE O F A N Y O P T H E C A R S LISTED IN T H IS A D IMS Chevrolet, a t traaa., 4 Dr., Hardtop, IMS. Call On Usad Furaitaro A Ap* T.V. Servlet within tbs hour. layout $306 valnt Mr $73. Call Coys T.V. Servlet w h S o n - m a i e r FA 33317. calls $100. Many used seta U E. Tint a t FA 34431 Streamline g ai driven Midget for sale. $3 00 will bold till Racer—Will do M M ph.Christmas. FA 2-9063. la good condition. Original cort $230—WUl tail for $93. FREE ESTIMATE Midget Model T F o rd WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Upholstering A Mattress ren­ Ridce two children. Gas SPRINEER SYSTEMS ovating. New A Used Furni­ driven—Original coat $300. Gateway To The Waterway AU Typos aad Sizes ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. WUl aafl for $131. Good con­ Robaon Sporting Goods We Repair and Service Co., at 70S Celery Ave. dition. Call FA 37732 tor Your IVIN*USE Dealer S T I NE FA 32117. appointment to see. 304-44 E. 1st PtL PA 3M61 Machinery and Supply Co. 307 W. Sad St. PA 36412 one to taho over payments KEROSENE DELIVER and of $13.30 per month or will Furnace cleaning service. sacrifice for cash. Call soi­ Charles Benton. FA 3-431g. led TE 3-1SU. CasMlbor- FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM BLINDS Windnhleld Back Glass Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bot­ Door Glass Vent Glass tom raU with plaatit ends. SERVICE Plastic or rayon tapes. CotSenkarik Glass and Paint toe or nyloa cords. Company 210 MagnoUa Ph. FA 2-4622 Senkarik Glass and Paint Alr-Conditlon, autom atic tran sm issio n , power steering, pow er brakes, beautiful 2 tone. Queen of th e lot. N E W CAR • G A S - O PPO R T U N IT Y im INSTALLED 1962 Bonneville Victor B e tte r Job? W E F U R N IS H Y O U Bedroom Mabogaay 173.00. Twit Bed* B o l l y w o o d m o o . Vanity • C f e o r r y Alt Aluminum Houeotrallot $43.00. Vaalty-Piak $33.00. M f t Rcaaoaablo. Caa bo Sofa Qulr-Ottaman . $73.00. S at A Sam. I to Y p. m. Wk. Daya. $23471$. Stenstrom Realty AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT and REPAIR WORK 100T Santord Avt. FA 34H M ore M oney? W ant a PERMANENT SPECIALS M Complete aad a iarga caa of style spray Mao. Cot 'N Curt loamy Shop SU Palmetto PA M M Plumbing A Heating W ant 1959*$ORD < 4-Door Hurd Air Comditkm WAS $l$9f Sold With A W ritten GW W arranty 1961 FORD STATION WAGON 6 Cylinder 1961 Comet 4 Door XC3-246A WAS $19*1 . Custom Mm-O-MaUe, Radio, Heater, White Finish. Lew Mileage 1958 OLDSMOBILE 98 4-Door Hardtop, Air Conditioned 1961 Mercury Meteor WAS $1395 4 Doer Sedan, 4 Cylinder, Meec-OMalic, Power Steer, Power Brakes, Radio, Heater, Like Now, Wkite Finish 19594FORD CUSTOM 300 4-Door Sedan 1961 Cadillac DeVille WAS $1294 5 Door, Air Cawd, 12.444 Miles, Almost A New Car FC2-24SA If 1959 Lincoln 1957 OLDSMOBILE 88 STATION WAGON CowtlRental 4 Door Hardtop, Fully Equipped. Air Cond, All Leather Interior, A Beast;, Perfect Condi- FCS-1MB WAS $1093 1959 STUDEBAKER I .ark I-Door Sedan 1958 Pontiac 4 Door Sedan Automatic Trane, Hester, New Tlree $n a n WAS $993 Radis, n*iM A 1959 CHEVROLET 1MPALA 2-Door Hardtop 1958 Ford Ranch Wagon, 6 Cylinder, New Bed Finish, Stand. Tress. WAS $1393 1958 Mercury XC3-298A M 9i _ ... 1960 RAMBLER 4-Door Sedan Montclair Convertible, Pull; Pow­ ered, New Top, Kilns Clean WAR $1193 1957 Ford Falrlane 500 Many more models on our lot for your approval. Quality c a n competitively priced. 4 Deer Sedan. V-9, Fordometic, Power Steer, Radio, Heater T2-I62A 1957 Mercury 9 Pass. WAS $1193 Bank Financing Available Station Wagon, Merc-O-Matlr, Air Cond, Power Steer, Power Brake*, Green ft White Finish No down payment on most of these l O f t l PLYMOUTH SAVOY V-8 4-Ur., l ^ w l full; Equipped, A Sisal IRAK WwV IQ C T PLYMOUTH STATION WAGON IM M I W I $ CyL, llunlsr* A Flshsrmtn NOTICE M O T O R ! I IN C 1 A M UODGB V-» 4-Itoor. GOOD CAR, I *ewv» Auto. Transmission, l(,raltr SKA* 9*9 1 9 4 0 FORD TRUCK. Stshs Bodv B jjg 1 Q C 4 CHEVROLET. 4-Door Ssdtit. ■VIM a Ksal Crsam Puff 1960 FORD 2-Door Ranch Wagon FC3-IA 1961 FORD FALCON 2-Door Deluxe 6 ----- B A R G A IN BUYS WAS $1493 1935 MERCURY 2 Uwir Ft.'-319 A 1961 FORI) FAIIU.ANE 4-Door Sedan 195.1 nUICK 2 Door, Hardtop WAS 31793 1953 DESOTO 4 Door Sedan 1953 PLYMOUTH 4 Door, 6 Cylinder SEE IT1 Many Other Cars Prices A t $100 To $195. Good Cheap Transportation I 1954 LINCOLN Capri 4 Door Sedan LINCOLN MERCURY 109 N. Palmetto Ave. Sanford OBJECTS SIMULATED 1M0 CHEVROLET IMI'ALA 2-Dour Coupe WAS $1395 tffifl See Your Top Value Catalogue For Many Other Holiday Gift* and Toys OPEN UNTIL 9:00 FRIDAY NITES FA 2-4381 Wlnlsr Park MI 4-92*9 FORD • FALCON • TIIUNDERB1HD - FURU TRUCK HEALER '^008 G. First St., Sanford �EDITORIAL COMMENT No Yote-No Complaints LongwooaJ Political Rally SelToday I rm r, m * »► lr». J. P. n , M n. H. M. OMkraa, l i t E bb# , Mn. I sp­ in . U m t Frator, Mn. K irw M M. M l, Mn. ■. V . Iragk, M n. M a rt Mar* ths.M n.C rat Man Bad Mn. Am lA tn o n i m Mn. W. E .la to r, Mr*. H a iti i n n . Mn. I M. GW uta, Mn. I B. T n t, M n. J a m M. k N fM , M n. P ra a k lfta a M l Mn. OM brl NHan. Mn. R. V . M l m tohalf ol! Ha coamralty artMn. f tr tp i p m f l W V B | I I Mn w i M n. c. ft. Mn. M Ml I. A. V an. H a Baattai Mn. V . C. 1 Jaa l a athen, Mn. U a. a v . M n. HtmUtM J ra tt fra OriaaM; KbimD Primer, M n. A M m a 'i M ja w i aario, Mr. tad Mn. J . V. ■Mfrarta a n Mr. a a l M n. taaa Wright. aB frm Bi tifprira; Mr. aal Mn. la r i ol DtBarr; M n. Qaaraa B. F tttm oa u ata, Goa a P a tta n n Jr. o# Wiatra Parlt a n . aa M n. LadM W. Icatt r i Wto tar P art; Mr. a a l M n. A. P. lo a n i m Oajtaa loach. IM atina of Mr. aa l l waa Mr. M n. / . K. Brovar aad aM dm Naacy and Baa of S. 0. Harry B nvriaa of tephyr- Waal Palm B rad aad Mn. M b; M n. BUiabo* lobte* R. J. Andanoa of Varo m VaaaaM a a l Mr. a a l □ I Weekend Camp • r Mrioa Hanoi Altemoate Explorer Poat M •past lari wttktnd at Camp Laaocho la tla Ocala Natioaal Peraat vtera b a la r Ora MaeLaod aad l b aaaUtaat, Paal m a r t Jr. aad Scrataaatar Jack ftaart tod lie boya through Urn fun-packed daya. Enjoylag iw h aetlcltloi as caaoatog. ltohlng aad volley hall durtog tla daya, tha Explonn alaa bald tho traditiooal campfhra and aoegfeit where they ata larga quint!ttoa of popcan aad other n Tha boya alapt la tha Adlroodirk Building la bmki and took tuna cooking (or the an tin group. Aa aB aro riper lanced eooka tha maala turned out to ha axcaptionally deli­ cious. Scout mi iter Stuart showed his prowau aa a cook by pre­ paring tha final maal of chill, homemade doughnuts, hot cho­ colate, coffee and ten. Although the weekend wai planned for the entire Weklva District, Urn Altamonte Ex plorere aad Cocoa Beach Post 338 were tha only troops par1tlri'itiag. A'l.imonte boya attending •v re tarry Poll, Roger Lan i ■ ■He, John Stuart, Patrick . ', Mike Sewell and Cory hlcliride. Forest City Group To Elect New Officers By Shirley Wentworth flection* for new officers will be held by the Poreat City Community Asia, at next Monday's regular B p. m. meeting at tha Forest City Restaurant. Members of the association wishing to dine prior to tha business session should be at the restaurant by 7 p. m. Recommendations for new officers will be presented by the nominating committee of Murray Long, Dick Lashley, Brian Benjamin and William McGinnis with John Bethea as chairman. W ill k m i —i in a residents to M ot fr a Tnaaday's municipal election a t I p, m. today when the Volunteer Fire D ept nan n PWHfcnl Bally to CHy Park. Free coffee and doughnuts will bo served to all attending by tho firemen. R. T. Mthree will nerve an moderator for tho Bally. Speaking will be candidates for tha council Including tho tocmnbsnta R. C. Cartoon aad John Haems and thair oppon­ ents, B. B. Williamson, Vern­ on Finch aad Mark Bullock. R u n n i n g unopposed are Mayor A. R. Lonnenn, city clerk Mrs. Onale Rockett Bhemata and Roy Shomate for tha office of tax collec­ tor. Retired Folks To Sponsor Lighting Contest NORTH ORLANDO BROWNIB TROOP MS held an Investiture Tuesday afternoon a t the Community Building In the Village Recreation A m for seven new members. In tha group ware, from left, Denies Douquetts, Dianne Douquette, Sara PUoian, Jennifer Burke, Linda Maxwell, Debra Ward and Pam Thompson. Conducting th e ceremony was Mr*. Nance Russell, neigh­ borhood chairman. Leaders of the troop are Mrs. Gladys Pilolan and Mrs. Margaret Burke. (Herald Photo) Girl Scout Patrol Visits Newspaper By Jaw Caaaelberry Girl Scouts of Patrol Three (Mosquito Patrol) of Troop 338 from South Semlnolo Junior High School vlxltod tho San­ ford Herald on Friday after­ noon to complete aomo of tho roquirementa on the Journalist Badge. The girls were curious about all phases of newspaper work and were given a guided tour by Walter Glelow, Herald publisher and editor. Tho group especially enjoyed see­ ing the paper go to press. This Patrol la plsnniag to print a Troop Newspaper ooee each month. Prior to tha tour tha girls enjoyed a nosebag lunch at tha Elks Playground in Sanford. Making tha tour were Cheryl Watters, patrol leader; Melenda Casselberry, assistant patrol laadar; Barbara An­ drews, Alice Dutton. Becky Totten aod Susan Hunter. They were accompanied by Mrs. Leonard Casselberry and Cathy and Ricky Casselberry. Final Plans Given For Winter Festival Final plana for Saturday's annual Winter Festival at the Lake M a r y Elementary School were announced at a Parents Night meeting Tues­ day by Mrs. Stuart Stetson, overall chairman of the event. According to Mr*. Stetson volunteers (till arc needed to assist In building the booths on Saturday morning and for tho clean-up com­ mittees. This year's Festival, sche­ duled between urn hour* of 8 aad B p. m. on tho school grounds, wlU feature a fullcourse chicken dinner to be served In tho cafeteria from S to 1:90 p. m. with plates priced lor adults and child ecu under tho sixth grade. Puss and other food items A the evening. Games of Interest to all age groups, Including adults, will be set up and a host of attractive and unusual holi­ day decorations nod gift Items will be on sale at bar­ gain prices. A particular attraction tor the youngsters will be rides on the imstl gasoline ModelT from Florida State Bank and on ponies. Other amusement and sales booths will include a Cake W»!k. G««d*-!4i*d. a Country Store and a Book Store. Longwood Civic League To Meet Next Wednesday By Deou Estes The annual Christmas pro­ gram of the Longwood Civic League will be presented by Mrs. E. P. Richards at the December meeting to be held nest Wednesday at 3 p.m. in the Civic League Building on Church St. Postponement of the meet­ ing for one day from the reg­ ular date Is due to the fact t h a t Longwood'a municipal elections are scheduled for Tuesday. On Tuesday morning of this week the Letgue held a coffee and bakeless bako salt dur­ ing which members exchang­ ed recipes while enjoylns re­ freshmentj of code* and csks. GIRL SCOUT PATROL THREE of South Seminole Junior High Troop 338 took advantega of tho Thanksgiving holidays to tour tho Sanfoi Herald plant loot Friday w h en they saw the paper go to praaa. Herald publisher Welter A. Glelow la shown answering questions for Beck Tot­ ten during an Interview. Other acouta are, from left, Alice Dutton, Melenda Casselberry, Susan Hunter, Cheryl Waters and Barbara Andrews. Little Cathy Casselbcry, front right, was a visitor with the patrol. (Herald Photo) Art Federation Names New 1963 Officers Cub' Scout Pack MO of Cas­ selberry will meet Friday at 7:30 p. m. In Weaver Hall at the Casselberry Community By Mrs. Adam Muller Florida Federation of Art olJicera elected at this month's 3Sth annual convention bold in Lakeland were announced this week. Delegatee from 48 ctube and leagues attended the con­ version which was held Nov. 18-17. Otftoeie uasaad included Dr. Charles g Gilee ef Penaacola, president; Dudley Flarer of Lakeland, first vice president; Mr*. Mary 8ue AUwood of Panama City Beach, second vice preeideal; Mn. Mabel Bullis, recording secretary; Mrs. Maccia Smith, treasurer; hUtoaito* fhureh, M n. h C ubs T o M eet By Jaw Casselberry _ The Retired Folks Club of Chuluota win aponsor Its sec­ ond annual Christmas Outdoor Lighting and Decoration Dis­ play title year. Joining the club in putting up prlxea for the contest will be the Florida Power and Light Co. which wlU offer a $2S U. S. Savings Bond aa flrat prize. Other prises, in cash fur­ nished by the club, will bo |tO for second prise, 97 for third and $3 for fourth. Judges, to bo selected from outside the community, will make thair decisions during tha week before Christmas. The committee in charge of se­ lecting the Judges Is composed of George Boutdea, Russell Haramood aad Herbert Boawell. No fee or formal entry will be required to participate in the lighting contest. secretary and Mn. Florence Seymour, historian. Committee chairmen includ­ ed Thoms* Arreao, overall chairman; Walter renroao, fi­ nance; E. Davidson, legislator; F. D. Hutchins, publicity; Mian F. Bottari, education; Mrs. G. J. Brooks, member­ ship; Arthur J. Vvlluti. schol­ arship; Mr*. Olnee Hinton, junior elube; Mrs. W a l d o Roth, student aid; William Liston, e l r e n t t exhibition; Archie Me-Vaughton, build­ ing; Mr*. Area Erickson, induxtrial public relations; Eliot McMurrough, art director; Dr. mittoo and Riloy Napier, di­ rector of Governor's Show. Serving on the building com tnitWo with MaeNaughton will be Mrs. Olnee Hinton, way* and means and Albert kfercer. Clinton Sommer and Mrs. Mil­ dred Babcock. Holidoy Party By Jane Casselberry The Women'* Club of Caa•elberry will meet nest Wed nesday at 7:10 p. m. for business meeting. Plan* will be made for the Christmas party which scheduled (or Dec. U at 8 b m. CARL C. STODDARD Mayor Seeks Re-election In Casselberry By Jane Casselberry Mayor Call C. Stoddard qualified just tost Friday's closing deadline as a candidate for re-election to hii second torn in the of­ fice. Stoddard states that ho to running on his record as may­ or and etted achievement dur­ tog hla administration to toduda acceptance of tho raw town map, setting up a toning commission and passing of • dog ordinance. Ha haa worked to promote interest In Civil Defense for the area and recently attended t h e Governor's conference held la Tallahassee. If re­ elected he promises to con­ tinue to serve the community to the best of his ability. A retired civil am ice em­ ploye from Rock Island, 111., he presently Is a flag sales­ man In addition to- hla duties as mayor. He bss lived at 200 Lincoln Road sinee coming to Casselberry four years ago, is a past commander of Ameri­ can Legion Poat 183 and is Americanism Chairman of Casselberry Legion Memorial Post 254. Public Hearing Set For Today Casselberry's n e w a n d lengthy comprehensive ton­ ing plan will get Its first airing at • Public Hearing today at 7:30 p. m. to the Town HalL All members of the Zoning and Planning Commission and of the Board of Aldermen have been notified to attend the hearing. The plan calla for dividing the town Into distinct and separate geographical toning districts and ata Us classifica­ tions of tach. Copies of tho proposed or­ dinance and of the new town map havt been posted for the past 18 daya In the Fire nail, the Town Hall and In the Poet Office. Fire Auxiliary Sets Meeting In Longwood Mtnddpa) alactiona a n alatad in four Sand, nola County munidpalitim aarty p a rt w aak-fa n d isi Altamonte ______ ____ i on Toaaday. AHhouyh cartHdataa in Altamonte and Oriado h a rt no opporition, wa took w ith intaraat to aaa how many votan in Caaaatbarry and L wood win torn out to caat a ballot fo r tho nan of thair ebok*. Both dtioa a n on tha mora and aa aoeh coundl Baths to n a a t tha damands of an w ar incraaainf poputotloQ it bacornaa vitally important to pot bom ' man in offica. Yat n c to tn tto n no* oraa in both toeatfana indfeata a notabto took of intaraat on tho p u t of tb« voter. Remember . . . If you neglect to vote you have no right to comp Annual Homecoming Held In Enterprise By Baton Tha annual Homecoming of the Barnett Memorial Meth­ odist Church of Enterprise was held on Thanksgiving with service* at lb a. m. con­ ducted by Rev. Harvey Hardin of Edgewator. Children of tho Methodist Children's Homo aad alumni and former staff numbers were guests for tho servk* after which refreshments were Elder Springs Club Meets At HD Center ly Mrs. H. L The monthly meeting of the Elder Springs Horn* Demon­ stration Club was held Nov. 20 at 10 a. m. at the Home Demonstration Center in San­ ford. Mrs. W. O. Nolan,, presi­ dent, conducted the business session and devotions were given by Mrs. R. A. Sum­ ners. It was announced that in Uw future the club wQl hold craft workshops only once monthly with the date set for the second Thursday. Them* for December will be "Sewing Machine Equip­ ment" A committee of Mrs. J. D. Buhl, Mrs. Ben Taylor, Mrs. Leons Nelson, Mrs. S. A. Tindall and Mrs. W. R. Mar­ tin was appointed to assist the Lake Mary Club in de­ corating for next Thursday and Friday's Open House and Christmas Exhibit bring spon­ sored by nil HD club* at the Center. The program on "Import­ ance of Correct Care for the Feet" was given by Mrs. Carl Bradbury and Mrs. Jot Wright presented a demon­ stration on “Naw Fabrics." Mrs. Morris Nelson was accepted as a new member at the meeting for which Mrs. Martin was hostess. Tho next meeting of the Elder Springs Club will be held at 7:30 p. m. on Dec. 20 at the home of the hos­ tess, Mrs. Tindall. served by todies of tho WSCS, Tho customary Thanksgiv­ ing dinner a t 12:80 p. m. fan* taring turkey aad aU tha tsfafr* mlngs plus barbecued was nerved to some 229 per* Tho annual Alumni Aeeocte* tioa Manting was bald to tha afternoon and the present slat* of officers wan re-altctsd with Marvin Homer of Jack* sonvilla ns praaldent Tha association voted to gir* funds to complete payment for tha cleaning of Hardin Hall and to tha regular treasury. The group also voted to hold future homecoming celebra­ tions on tha Sunday following Thanksgiving In order to avoid conflict with individual family plana. Alumni and visitors will attend regular Sunday morn­ ing worship scrvicta at tha church, moot for dinner at tho home and conduct tho business meeting in tho afternoon. DeBary Legion Over The Top In Membership By Mrs. Adam Miller Announcement h a s b e e n made that DeBary'a Herbert D. Gibb American Legion Post 289 went over the top hi Its membership drive to gain 100 per cent membership prior to Veterans Day, date set by the national headquarters for ape* dal awards. Word also was received that the DeBary Post stands fourth In the fifth district group of 27 posts. Naw members I n e 1u d a George W. Behrens, William Bragg, Paul V. Clay, John Coppen. Cornelius D o v a I e, Harold S. Downing, Henry 1L Farrar, Bruce C. Lambert, Robert E. Lambert, John T. Laughlin; David Levy, George A. Mc­ Donald, Burwell D. McNutt, Albert E. Merer/, Gustave M. Nordstrom, Ctorgv D. Ryan Jr., William F. Schwab!, Mrs. Edna T. Smith, Randall Smith, Walter T. Weaver and Luther R. Yow. Space Film By Dosss Estes Board To Meet Loagwood’s new L a d l e s Ry Louie# Slssaaek To Be Shown Auxiliary to the Volunteer The Executive Roard of the Students at Lake Mary Fire Dept, will meet at I p m. Altamonte Springs Element­ Elementary School will sea Monday in the City Park, wea­ ary PTA will meet a t 8 p. m. the color film. “Sigma Sev* ther permitting. In case of today at tha school to plan en." Walter Shirra’a orbital rain or extreme cold, the next Tuesday's general meet­ flight into apace on Mooday, meeting will be held at the ing and to diseuxi and plan In Dec. 10. City Hall. detail the sale of magaxine The film, to be shown during All mothers, wives and sis­ subscriptions, current project the school day, la being aponters of the volunteer firemen to raise funds for tha school sored by tha Women's Club are eligible to join the organ­ library. of Lake Mary. isation and are Invited to at­ tend the meetings. Plans for the group to aponsor a talent show already are underway. Officers of tha auxiliary, Methodists which organised early in Oc­ tober, are Mrs. Sue Brabaton, Seek Church president; Mrs. Judy Snow, In Bear Lake vice president; Mrs. Jean Wil­ By Shirley Wentworth lis. secretary, and Mrs. Mil­ By Mr*. Adam Mailer Tha November program on A survey tus been underwsy dred Escalvon, treasurer. New officers for the DeBary “What's New In Clothing* during the psst month In Bear Home Demonstration Cl ub wan presented by Mrs. W. D. Lake and vicinity to deter­ were recommended by the Mitchell of DeLand who told mine the feasibility of estab­ Legion Groups nominating committee at tost of new fabrics and sawing no* lishing a Methodist Church in Thursday’s matting of the lions on the market and advis* Plan Party the area. group in the Community Cen­ ed of the proper Jewelry and By Mrs. Adaai Mailer ter. Headed by Earl Kipp, a Member* of the DeBary Included were Mr*. George gloves to wear with certala committee of men (Tom the typo garments to obtain a this First Methodist Church of Or­ Herbert D. Gibb American Wright, president; Mrs. Her­ appearance. Legion Poat and of the Ladies lando are conducting the sur­ bert Vitt, vice president; Mrs. Prior to tho noon luncheon vey and Rev. Carlisle Hubbard Auxiliary have been Invited Louis Ritter, secretary and and afternoon business meet­ Is still In the process of mak­ by Mrs. John Leone, auxiliary Mrs. Charles Gifford, treasur­ ing and program tho center ing daily visits to families In president, to attend * special er. waa a beehive of activity for t(ss Southwest Seminole com­ Christmas Party at the Ccm- The recommendations wen the morning workshop with munity Center following their submitted by Mr*. J. Rayfuse munity. some 80 members present for A fire-sere plot ef 1»"d al­ regular meeting naxt Thurs­ and Mrs. I . Botafard, mem­ >rk ' . j various holiday dec­ ready has been purchased on day. bers of the nominating com­ orations aad other handicraft S. Bear Lake Road where the The Post also la planning mittee. projects. proposed church will be erect an entertaining show featur­ Tha club voted to hold its Club members were askrd to ing local talent and sections covered dish luncheon tad ed if Interest is sufficient. bring their completed wofk to Interested residents w h o of tha versatile DeLand High Christman party at the Center the Dec. 20 meeting for dis­ h a v e not been contacted School Bam* which will ha on Dec. 20 when entertain­ play. Each lady planning to should call Rer. Hubbard at presented for veterans at tha ment will ba provided by tha attend also waa asked to bring his home oo Klrkman Rd. for Lake City Hospital in Janu- DeBary Choristers under di­ her own table service *nd cov-i rection of Laura Platt ~ 4 Offkers Nominated By DeBary HD Club PTf �> 9 -L ■oou ff u ( J*L jE L Sboppara la downtown Saafnri toafcfet w ll receive froo ticket* from tha Downtowa Marchant’s Assn, which wiD give th a n a a opportun­ ity to win op to $45 In gift cortiflcataa. and third pnsaa ara $18 and $20 each. Drawing will be h a d about 9:15 p. m whan all ticket stub* are In the big basket a t tha broadcasting stand on tha comer of First St. and MagnoBa. Storm Finally Starts Moving Off Florida Dy Lorry Yenbet '« p M « *f to a * i a H * savings K * u turne t ti bat the 10 vfl] rt *t tbe ITT •gala toe M WEATHER: Cloudy, occasional rain through Saturday. Low tonight, M. United Praia Laaaad Wire Established 1908 FRI., NOVEMBER 80,1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 69S * ‘l MIAMI ( U P I ) - A dawdttag today aad tho Watuy along tha Georgia M tha (torn maiataiaa ita intensity. la aa aarliar advisory, tha banan bad said the atom la th i aad that tote probably would give a meas­ ure af raltef to the coart which haa haw battered by high • • • DM j w t e * * •*F* J .L Okay wbe tool* Um tv * M u y k m u • • Im M* Job t* kttp tbo vam th la the fad­ ing• • • Tba ■ jitary * n r o* • * SOI block baa beta solved. It will bo a drive-ha feedmarket What they woa't think of next? • a a Maek Cleveland Jr. and tbo rail of tbo boya la tha backroom off to Miami for a kgiaUUv* Jaunt Even Gordon Frederick (who h an't takas off bU legislative 11caaao tag yat) took off. Thoy’n probably accompllah more la Miami tbaa thay did la tha capital. a a a Muscular Dystrophy drive winds up hero over tha weekend. Check tha cola VOL. I a ./ KIM BARLEY ★ ★ ★ Kidder Company Begins Sanford Operations Ai advisory warned that all precautions should bo tinned against above aormal tide* sad beaCh erosion along tha Georgia a id Carotjaa The storm was located this morning about MO mites east of Jacksonville aad appeared to bo drifting westward at •bout five miles per hour. One ship does to tbo coaler re­ ported gala winds of up to 44 knots aad S3-foot waves. The Weather Bureau said In­ dications wtro that the storm will contiaus slowly westward and winds may Increase some •long tha Georgia aad Car­ olina coasts. "Tbo worst thing about tbo storm Is that it was stasdlng still so long- Wbea a storm moves around, the winds shift and don't get a chance to push the water In one direction," a forecaster said. "That surf wouldn't have been nearly as bad If tbc storm hadn’t Just sat out there." The pounding breakers tore up s 10-foot section of sea wall in Jacksonville Thursday, and dly officials said another 100 feet were in danger. A. M. Klddar A Co. Ine., 07 year-old nationally known member of tha New York Stock Exchange and other leading domettie and Cana­ dian exchangee, today an­ nounced It will open a branch office In Sanford, tha 34th branch in tha etata of Florida and one of 37 nationwide of­ fices. Founded In IMS. A. M. Kid­ Our slneara apologies to tha Anna Millar Circle. For the der A Co., Inc, offers the In­ fifth year in a sow they took vestor the benefit of skilled first plica to the yule parade market snslyita who are eon' float contest and for tha etanUy studying industrial fourth time . . . our photo­ trends and developments, and grapher fissled when they of counselling specifically de­ signed to meet the needs and passed. capacity af tha Individual In­ • • • It via cost SSjai to re­ vestor. place Um Chrlstmaa.,lights Aseoclati<L*k„U>1. office wfil be Kim aaxt year. registered representative of • • • Haa anyoae thought of hold­ the New York Stock Ex ing the Christmas parade at change, together with Sam Moyer and Gordon Toll, also Ike City Commission will night next year? registered representatives. open bids on a 123,000 resur­ Barley, following Ms gradu­ The other day* a record ation from tha Unlveraity of facing program Jan. 0, City was set wbea city forces dug, Florida, served two years In Manager W. E. Knowles said installed, and baekfUled, 1,- the armed services. Formerly today. Ten projects are included Ml fart of. six lack mechan­ associated with tho Diamond in the program with estimat­ ical Joint eaet iron R Fertilizer Co., and later ed asphalt toonage of 1,001. force main in nine hour* sale* manager for the Winter Among tbo projects are A real day's work. Garden Ornamental Nur Washington Ave, 20th to • • a aeries, Ine. Barley Joined A. Crescent; Crescent S t, MelSay, how com* they moved Santa fromiPirst and Park to M. Kidder A Co. Inc. in the tonville to Summerlin; Ran­ dolph S t, Melkmvllto to Sum­ Second and Park. First the Winter Park office In IMi. merlin; Catalina, Mtlkmvilla Moyer began his brokerage clock and now. a a career with Gold A Stock to Locust; Eicambia, Ven­ • • • That Boat Marina la not aa Telegraph Co, In 1013 in the ango to Locust; Venango, dead as some people are led commercial nawa department Catalina to Rosalia; Seventh to believe. Large Jacksonville at the Western Union report­ St, Pine to Park; Palmetto, outfit eipressing Interest In ing all markets. In 1931 he 20th to 29th St.; M.gnoUa, joined the bond firm of Hal- 20th to 34th and Laurel Ave. it. More on thle later. ■ey Stuart A Co, Phlladtl • • * County Atty. Harold John- phis, and In 1036 became af­ Missing Man aon will prepare a resolution filiated with rarrlah A Co, for the commission to send to stock brokers. He haa been Sought A t Sea the comptroller labeling the associated with A. M. Kidder ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) controversial dinners of long in tha Winter Park offlca —Three Coast Guard planet ago a necaaaary expense. If sines 1067. and four vestals searched to­ Sanford-born Toll Joined day for the mlailng crewman that fails tha legislative dele­ gation haa promised to pace a A. M. Kidder A Co. in 1067. of a Coait Guard helicopter bill at tha next aaealon show­ Ho attended tha University which ditched 46 miles out In ing the need for tha dinners In of Florida, and la a member the Gulf Thursday night order to expedite the toning of the Sanford Junior Cham­ white on a rescue minion. operation. ber of Commerce. Three of the four crewmen e a a A. M. Kidder A Co, Inc. were picked up. The misting Cecil Tucker II. our esteem will be the only member firm min wat identified at Avia­ ed County Ag Agent, was at office In Sanford. tion Mechanic 3-C Thomai tha Commission meeting Tues­ O. Chastain, 27, of Tbomatday afternoon wondering why ville, Ga. Dance Postponed it fell to hit lot to fix up an The Lake 31 o n r o e PTO The other three men, pick­ axhlblt for tha Central Flor­ Square Dance and F a m i l y ed up by a shrimp boat were ida Fair. Cecil, with your man Night scheduled for tonight at Identified as Lt. Cmdr. Mom {fold and manifest talents, you the Lake Monroe School baa Walker, Huntsville, Ala.; co­ should ask? been indefinitely postponed pilot Lt. Henry J. Harris J r , a a a and hospital due U Inclement weather, Baltimore, Tbs city received a check Principal Morris Ruby an­ corpaman Kenneth W. Boas, for 141,300 from the govern­ nounced this morning. Reading, Pa. ment as the first payment for the sewage treatment plant, a e a Bide will be let Dec. II in Tallahassee for the second phase of Interstate 4 through Farmara should and can expanded foreign trade. Seminole County. Bid letUng on the project was originally solve their own problems, The farmer's biggest pro­ without government interven­ blem la that the price be set for this month. a e a tion, City Commissioner Joe pay* for goods and supplies Seminole County have gone up 20 percent and The County Commission de­ Baker, cided to meet on Dee. XI, In­ dairyman and farmer told the prices for which he —Us bis good* has only gone up stead of Christmas Day for Jayc—a Thursday. Baker referred to the ad­ 12 percent, Baker said. their second December meet­ ministration's farm bill pro­ The price-coat squeeze is ing. e e posal to Mt national quotai due in part to the growth of Mai. Joseph Laird, head ef and Umlt production under the buyer who. dealing with the Ceeselherry election com­ the assumption that prices many farmer*, take: a large will riM to the desired level. cot between the farmer and mittee, has appointed Mrs. 1‘aui Lewis to serve on the The Seminole County Farm the consumer. Baker pointed out that three election board next Monday Bureau is opposed to this siine Mrs. Marylyn Wood- thinkinj Baker said, pre­ large food chain stores Mil hams, formerly named, haa a ferring to operate under free 47 percent ot all food sold hi personal interest in tha alee- enterprise, with no price-fix­ chain stone. Five buyers pact 'lions aa her husband, Lou, is s ' ing and no bureaucracy. He ebase an percent ot fU the oanriktatataa ildagaaa. J Mid U rn —i statute puds fog j eatery, he added. Bid Openings Slated Jan. 9 JUUUA... C h u r c h ill 8 8 Cuban Talks Get Nowhere; Chinese Reds PuH Back LONDON (UPI>—4I» Wto■tea Chart MU celebrated hla M h birthday e4day with hla first great grandchild and the WASHINGTON (UPI) - they did m ! expect this talk and bombers from Cobs. prospect e l e royal petoM— la President Kennedy's long aon- to alter matters materially. The V S . officials added that the family. lerence with Soviet Deputy The White House announc­ Use White Houm —salon fail­ Premier Anaitaa I. Mikoyan ed. after tbe three-hour and ed to make any progress en Strauss Resigns MUNICH, Germany (UPI) failed to teaaen the lingering 30-minute Kennedy-Mlkoyaa any disputed points, including BUTCH RISER —Controversial Defense Min­ differences over Cuba end session Thursday evening, the major question of how ister Frana-Joecf Sterna— an- pointed up Uw possibility of that they bad agreed Soviet aad when Soviet Premier Ni­ ★ ★ ★ wadi today he k resigning new East-West dissension la and American negotiators hi kita Khrushchev to going to New York should centime make good en hla promt— to Ms poet In ChaneeU— Konrad Southeast Asia. Mikoyan met today at their efforts to tie up too— permit United Nations hupacAdenauer’s ra b b e t lunch with Secretary of SUto ends ot the Oct. 21 agreement to rt to check Cuban bases Dean Bask but officials said on removal af Red missiles to make certain all offensive Mix Demanded TALLAHASSSK (U P I) -A tote. aiilL suit demanding Integration of all Leon County schools will be tried la Federal Court bore Feb. IS. District Judge G !. WJH| Butch Riser, husky baekfletd Harold CanweU act tha date 11 ,t . star for Jim Plgott's Seminole Thursday. High School 1M3 football •quad, is the winner of the Pope Better Peter Schaal Moat Valuable VATICAN CITY (UPI) Player trophy which will be Pope John XXIII appeared awarded for the 39th consec­ wcU on the way today to re­ utive year at tho AU-Sports covery from a stomach dis­ j Jp m i - * TkiiJ order and anamla, but Vatican Banquet next spring. . moJ U usto Pressed strongly by senior circles expressed some con­ center Johnny Phillips and cern about possible long-term senior tackle Gene Williams, affects of the ailments. 11 judges yet deckled that Riser's consistent play was Actor 111 Again meh that ho la unquestionably NEW YORK (UPD-Actorthe player the team could not alnger George Mabaris, itrick en with a recurrence of Infec­ have don* without. They agreed with one. a tor tious hepatitis, haa been fore mer college ac* aad former ed to cancel activity in a tele­ coach, that without Riser "It vision series and bis .ached Is doubtful that Sanford would uled televiilon singing debut, hla manager said Thursday. havo won a single game." Hla selection made Riser unique In Scmlnoi* High foot­ T hat’s That (CPI^-AeHOLLTWkpD' < ball history. Although over 3,000 boys have tried out for tress Jayne Mansfield and her team's during the past 36 husband MI c k e y llargltay years, bo is the tin t to win have scotched rumori they NEW HOSPITALITY SHOP at the hospital la larger, brighter, has more aa honor wMch hla father alio would reconcile by announcing services. Haro three visitors chat a t one of the anuck tables aa they chat separately each plana to be waa awarded. with Pink Lady, Mrs. Alice Feiatel. (Herald Photo) Jim Riser, the boy’s father, married when their divorce becomce final. played such an Inspired game ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ aa a lineman for tha Semlnolea In 103t that ha became the P ort Aid Asked WASHINGTON (UPI) - A 13th annual winner. Now (7.460 technical •assistapee veteran Atlantic Coast L railroad engineer, Jim Riser study to determine the eco­ tun remained aa one of Mi nomic feasibility of establish ■cbool'a most loyal followtrs. lng a port on tba Apalachicola The Casselberry Board ef River near Sneada, Fla, waa Aldermen Thursday night M t approved Thursday by the » matting Dec. 14 with the Area Redevelopment Admlnli Progress la still being made There are handy Itams such Zoning ami Planning Commis­ tratlon. The First Research In renovations and remodeling aa hair plna, lighter fluid, clg- sion at which the two groups Corp. of Miami will make at Seminole Memorial Hos­ areli. cigars, toothpaste, hair will take final consideration on four-month study of tbe pro­ pital and the new Hospitality creams, tlaiuei, p l a y i n g all registered complaints and posed project. Shop is the latest completion. cards, announcement cards, opposition to the town's new BURBANK, Calif. (UPI) More than double tha for­ thank-you carda, stationery, map and proposed toning ordl The three-man presidential P lant To Start nance. mer she, the handy shop la a raiors and razor blades. board appointed to etudy the MIAMI (UIM)—AeroJet-GenThey also have on display The meeting was act after strike by the machinists era! Corp, one of Ihc world's boon to vlaltori and relatives union against Lockheed Air largest space-age industries, who often must wait at the and (or sale gift Items, such more than two hours of listen­ craft Corp. called a meeting announced Thursday It will hospital, aa well aa to the staff as toiletries, toys, children’s ing to verbal grievances at here today with union and •tart construction next month and amployes who can gat a books, slippers, dolls and dec Thursday's night public hear quick snack or pick up any orallve items. Many of these lng on the geographical son company repreaentativei. on a multi-million dollar plant Tha strike waa ordered to manufacture solid fuel for one of a dozen items that they are altraclively arranged In lng districts and wording of the window that looks through the new toning plan. Wednesday when negotiators rockets in Florida. Officials of might need. Into the lobby and on shelves Complaints v a r i e d from The shop la run by tbe Pink failed to reach accord by the the firm said the new plant what was thought to be con midnight deadline on the Is­ will be located oo a 76,000-acre Ladlea of the SMH Auxiliary, within the shop. One of the most useful ad­ tradlctory wording In the or sue of a union shop which waterside site south of Miami and la open every day of the week from 9 a.m. to • p.m. ditions is the placing of two dlnanco to toning classifica­ baa been the crux of the dis­ round "aoda-ihop" tables with tions designated for various They can come up fast with pute. But members of the In Distortion Pills hot coffee, tea, milk, soft chairs where visitors can ait urt-tia of tho town ranging ternattonel Association of CAMBRIDGE, Maas. (UPI) from the minimum in residen­ Machinists returned to their Authorities today stepped up drinks or add bot soup, sand­ to cat. Everything that is in the tial ratings to thoM sonod Jobs Thursday and called off investigation of reports that wiches, donuts, crackers, can­ their nationwide • t r I k e an Increased number of Har­ dy, lee cream, potato chips, hospitality shop also can be commercial. purchased from the Hospital­ Thoeo registering complaints against the giant aerospace vard University students were mints and gum. ity Cart, with which the Pink were asked to submit them to firm at the requeet of the taking "mind • distorting Ladlea make the rounds each tha board in writing before board. drugs" that can cause "dan­ Civic Assn. morning, for the patients. tho Dec. 13 niMting. gerous payebotlc effects." It Patients may have tha free S h ip TUU waa disclosed Thursday that Sets Meetin use of popular maaiinea and BOSTON (UPI) — A Gar- it was possible to buy blackThe regular monthly meet­ booki as well as the dally man motor vessel with 29 men marketed cubes of sugar ing of tha North Orlando Civic rental of a television Mt for aboard tilted 16 degrees in laced with psilocybin, LSI) Asan. will be held at tha Vil­ a small fee. high Mas today when the or mescaline lor about ft in lage Hall instead of at the Mrs. Alice Pelstcl is In cargo suddenly shifted. the Harvard Square area. Community Building at • p. m. charge of the cart and M rs.! Monday. J. L>ti is In charge of sched-1 F. Stewart Grimly, presi­ uling for the Hospitality Shop ' dent, has circulated a letter clerks. encouraging all residents to After I p. in. Sunday, San­ The Pink Ladies take and cooperate with the -Metetton j mV.Tu<1. p t e f J J rod ford residents will pick up , nd f "Farmers are, by and and provide 40 percent of tbe in promoting civic Improve ditlribuU their post office box mail at menta and functions for the Urge, aa extremely Inde­ Jobs In the county, he aald. pers, bring in, arrange and the new post office on the bettterment of the community. pendent group, but they must He noted that the agricul­ take out (towers and gifts, and begin to cooperate with each ture picture In Seminole run errands of aU kinds for lakcfront, Postmaster Guy Allen laid today. other to compete with other County has changed in re­ Algeria Seeks tbe patients. big buain—ms with which cent years, with citrus pro­ Box holders are advised they must deal." Baker re- duction rising, vegetables Financial Aid to come to today until 6:30 mat bed. dropping, aad horticulture p. m. and Saturday until PARIS (UPI) - Algerian Herald Index He commended the farm nurseries on the upswing. noon to pick up combinations Premier Ahmed Ben Bella Bridge . — Page 6 bureau aod particularly the (or the oew boxes they will Cabbage now leads tba pro­ sent a high level negotiating Classified _ Page 8 A 9 Seminole County Farm Bur- duction of vegetables, instead team to Franc* today to seek be using next week. Comics__ .... Page 7 •au aa being a good repre of the celery that «rij tbe badly needed financial help The new postoffice will be I)«or Abhy __ Page 6 tentative of all phases of loader for many years. for bis new nation. open fur business at 4 a. m. Editorial farming in the county and Page « "Agriculture is the founda­ Monday with clerks on hand Informed sources Mid the giving good representation tion of our economy and liv­ first objective of tbe team Entertainm ent .. Page 6 to serve business people well before local, stats and fed­ ing," be Mid, "providing our headed by Foreign Minister 1-egals...... Page 6-7 A H before store opening and of­ eral government!. Puzzle — Page 8 fice opening hours. food, shelter aad clothing. Mohammed KhemiaU would T h e approximately S00 W* can do without other be to clear up "misunder­ Society ,. ___ Page 4 All mail that la not picked farms In Seminole County things, but tbcM things we standings" about the policies Sporte ■ Page ID up hy 9 p. m. Sunday will have la Lh l " 1 Bea D elta'* ha iru sim ed to Um aew m ot J’ege i Butch Riser Gets Most Valuable Player Award * -A i Wk, Board Opens Sludy Of Shrike Hospitality Shop Grows At Hospital I Farmers Don't Need Bureaucrats, Baker Says / Final Zoning Meeting Set ■i II have cniuiiNi v m «F to diecoaslag Laos. D m pmsldsad waa understood to have point­ ed rot (feat a eoaaiderabls af r — —III Kcrth ate to northers Laos despite tot Bo* pledge to aw that they (ha to- i "neutralise* ★ ★ ★ DELHI (UW) w Communist appaarod to be ef some anas along toe her­ der with India today hoorn before their with­ drawal But sonreea close to Prim* Minister Javaharlnt Nehro’e offloe cautioned that It still w u too early to toB tt to* movement cut ef the North East Freetier Agency re­ gion waa only a token move ar (he real thing. Information from governmeat aourees c o n f i r m e d earlier military reports that troops were risible to front of Um indiaa paaUtoaa. Even India naked Red China for atilt another "elnrtficattoa" af Ua i / City Approves Line Extension The Frito-Lay plant wlD look Ilka puauta compared to the Runt Go. development here, Chamber af Commerce Manager John KrkJer told the City Commission Thursday aa Um hoard okayed extending Um utiiltlei lines to ton plant at a cost of |3.aoa. Krldcr appeared beforo tha commission asking Um hoard to extend the Uaes to "Uv* up to the eity's comm Intents" to the company. The only commissioner to oppose the extension waa Joe Baker, who explained that be felt tbe city had lived up to all ita commitments nod u w no reason to keep pouring money Into tha project. Coat of raloeatlng the lift station and extending the llnea was estimated at 46.600. City Manager W. E. Knowles in­ formed Hunt Co. officials late Thursday of Um clty'a decis­ ion to extend the lines and was told by Hunt representa­ tives they wanted Um lines ex­ tended even more. This would Increase tbe project another 4600, Knowles Mid this morn­ ing. New Post Office To Open Monday boxes in tbe oew office ana box holders can check with the clerk Monday morning to get their mall. Postal worker! will be busy behind the scenes all weekend, transferring all equipment to the now facili­ ty and getting rMdy for the Monday opening. Letter carriers moved last weekend tad have been ope­ rating out of the zmw postoffice all Uila week, Allan said. Dedication of tbe zmw faci­ lity la slated for 4 p.m. Dee. 14 with Rep. Syd Her long rod a representative of toe United 8tatee Poet Office De­ partment expected to be pc*-' .. 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, 1962 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, November 29, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 29, 1962. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 29, 1962; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">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" rel="noreferrer noopener"><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/4089f68792590132df6d544eebcbbed3.pdf c7be6ec4288669a810e2f2237596b49f PDF Text Text -* -« • . wVVsWVs tisA'&jr Youth Tops IbcebClose th'« "player of tho wank" honor*, edging oat Qastl in tho final parfonnaneo Saturday a t tho Orlando-flamhiola Jai Alai Fronton. Although koine oat to Irlgo, Goat! morad Into tho number one apot ao tho aaaaonla top playw over Ulia. Gaati now bolda a four point load ©t o t Uria with 189 points. Irlgo, formar am ateur champion of Spain* took an early lead h a t week w ith five wins dorIng tho matinee and evening performance Mon­ day and then added two wina Tuesday and his final Wedneeday. Tho beet ho could do for the remainder of the week was eight place positions but it waa snough to edge out the oncoming Gasti who needed but one w in'in the Saturday evening performance to overtake the youthful Elaine Heaths! aad Harold Johnson alee had good nights of bowline la the Friday alto Mr. k Mrs. League. Klaiae shot a 190/510 sodas, high far the wesson. And guess, who she shot It against « . . yap, you’re right—us’u l Charlotte B usett’s name Is hack In the news ead rightly so, too. She smacked tho pins to the tuns ef 194. • • high for the league. Talkin’ about Harold John­ son, he lad all of tho man bowl­ ers with a 200/500 night. Wall, as long as l*m rubbing it Into myself . . . lot’s eito still A new season high score was set for the Sands pur League when AUea Moss top­ pled the pins to the tuns of a 3M/S41 high game and series Thursday night at the Jet Lanes, as she led AUx of Sanford to s three point total over Welsh Tiro Shop’s bowlers. The Moss record was sus­ tained by two 157 games, rolled by Alice end Jane Ad­ cock, and the three of them •nabled Alix to move half a game ahead of their adver­ saries In the team standings. 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AmstdsA P int SamlneU Park, P. B. *. P*. IS. Publla hearing w ill b* held In tb* iam lnala County Court Haul*. Countg Cammlsstanars Room, SsnfwrS. glories, an W eS tw S ir, Pasam bar tl. ISIS e t TiSS P. M. nr an soon lh a rta tta r n# passible. Seminal* County lo s in g Cnmmlsaten B r Robert S Brown Nominal* Couaijr Zoning Dlra-ior Publish Nov. ST * Doc. 4. 1141 Gladys shot a wfaaiag asm* bfnation a! 119/111! Coaid this hsf Curly Melt* ser was Tap Deg far the Tuse* day Night Bnslnisseiie’s Lgf Oh, there must he a m ktahe somewbars or else ha’s peyiag the seorekespar. Anyhow, the aote headed ts me says—Hat Aad you said it couldn’t ha dans. Manr. Haro goes.. . . Marria Melt* ser shot e 550/151 (That’s about all 1 caa take today. I’m haring my troubles with that bowling bell end then te top It off, I’ve got to finish the ertide by saying that big goad natural (good aaturod, not good looking, K arri) ksgier waa the top man In e league. Where’s that bottle of as­ pirin? Sea you nest week, folks! Vess McMillan did bar bast to ward off tho power of the A1U girls with a 130/44? eerIsa, but against Moss’ 330 It was a futile struggle. Pat Robbins sparked the Stamper Real Estate team te a three point win from the St. John’s Realty aggrega­ tion, by putting together a big string of six strikes for a double turkey snd a 151/ 321 series, Cecils De-Palma carried the torch for St. John’s with a good 154/434 series. The Jet lna girls seem de­ termined to bang oa to their slim lead over McRoberts Tiro as they walked away with all four points from the hapless Flan* Mfg. team. It was Peggy Stewart ef Jet Inn, who led the pack la this contest with a 140/349 (trial for tha night and her team­ mate, Jsaa Webster, toilet a 108/194 to give a M | s s sist la the effort. McRoberts bung on to se­ cond spot la tbs standings with a three point wia from the Factory Paint Outlet la her big game of the evening. Alice Moss strung four strikes oa the same string and also esme up with a trio of tea spots for • turkey. Jtmml Livingston aad Pat Robbias also con­ verted the l/io split during the evening. TEAM STANDINGS: Jet hut M 1k McRoberts 344 174 Alix of Sanford 33 19 Walsh Tiro 344 194 Stampers 1*4 504 S t Johns 104 344 Fierro Mtg 13 31 Factory Paint 144 304 hi a career, which he has boosted te 1774 yards aad lor total pass completions la a season which be moved te 111. Mira mast pass sad run for 159 yards net la the Florida game te become one of the very few athletes la all time te gala a mile la total offense Completing l i passu good for t o yards, Mira went over tho 100 yard a u rk la passing lor tho olfhth time la nine gamts this year. Only against Kaatoeky did he fall te hit 109, alas completions la that gams asttlng 99 yards. Stenstrom Realty hung onto their first place la the HiNoooera League despite Shoe­ makers’ Cathy Poultsr bowl­ ing tbs high game and isrias of 111/314. Stsnatrom woo three points from Shoemaker Construction. G r a p e v l l l e Nursery won th r u points from M A R Bar. Tbs CPO Wives edged three games from Na­ tionwide Insurance, and the Mar Lou Restaurant team mads a dean sweep against the Mayfair lna. Madge Williams converted the 5-74; Mary Tomalaikl 344; Kathy Gray 54-10 Carol Coaoely 3-7; Antis Holland 3-7; the 3-10 fall for Celia Du Pal­ ma, Gertruds Noppsr and Carolyn Salles. Turkeys wars rolled by Kathy Gray, Vasa McMillan and Shirley Martin, sub for tbs CPO Wives. la the laaford Herald Mr. aad Mrs. League last week, the Johnsons aad the Bassetts wore tied for first place sad the Kostivals were hi secondThis week the Johnsons play­ ed the Bassetts snd came out ia first with the Kostivals coming up into second snd the Bassetts dropping Into third. High game and series wsrs rolled by the Johnsons with a 419/1143. Harold rolled high games of 30O-1M/MS. Charlotto Bassett rolled a 194 game and Klaiae Kostivsl rolled a 310 high series for the woman. Other high games wsrs rolled by John Spolskl 194, Dot John­ son 190, Jaae Spolskl 111 tad Steye festival m . Splits w en converted by Charlotte Bassett, 4-7, aad four strikes, Steve festival, the S-T aad a turkey, aad ta tha Spotts family, Lorraine picked up the difficult 5-7-14 and Don the 54-10. Southern Cal Keeps No. 1 Grid Ranking Nias Southeastern Confer­ ence football teams slow out tbs mssob Saturday ia games with traditional lntraatate rivals. Mississippi, the nation’s third • ranked team, plays Mliaisslppt State at Oxford, Georgia takes on Georgia Tech at Athens, Tennessee sad Vsaderbilt clash at Nashville, Auburn and Ala­ bama olay la Birmingham aod Florida goes against Mi­ ami, the only non-conference team, In Miami The Mississippi Rebels, winners of sight straight games, were reported In good condition for their scrap with Mississippi State. A victory for the Rebels would give Ouch John Vaught his first The Jet Lanes maples were bombed by the AU Star t a p ­ ers with no less than 14 games of 20S and ever dur­ ing the last session of the league. Leading the peek with high aeries was A1 DePalaa’e 313, 313 sad 313 fer a high ser­ ies of «39 with Woody WUsoa only two piae off DoPalma’a tea, rolling a 301, 234 aad 513 ter a 437 series. Another big series was Harold Herbat’s thfee lines of 105, 144 and a booming 354 for a total pinfall of 433. la the team aethm Larry's Mart continued to maintain their hot pace by taking all three games from Frailty Concrete and Handy Food Stores copped three from P. Zeull and Soon. Meador’s Marins managed te dump Faust Drags for three aad the Sanford Dry Cleaners took two out of three from the stcood place Betty Asa's. Handy rood Stores, Mea­ dors Marine and Sanford Dry Cleaners are in a brist­ ling three-way tie lor third place, with each having 50 wins aad 14 losses, white Fralley Concrete aad Eeull's a n battling It out fer some­ thing better than cellar posi­ tion with each team having a won lost record ef 11-35. The other ovcr-304 bowlers perfect season at (Mo Miss. Mississippi State Coach Paul Darla said Guard Wallaee Rodrigue* ip a doubtful starter becauu ef a knee Injury. Auburn held a light drill Monday and viewed films ef Alabama in action. Georgia worked am both offense and defense la a bobcontact drill. Coach Ray Graves said Ms Florida Ga­ tors appeared to be ia good shspe la Monday’s workout which featured passing aad p u s dafeau. Tennessee may be without tho servleu ef tailbacks Maiioa ralreloth aad Bobby Mer­ ton ia the Vaady game. Geor­ ge Canale, switched te fullbaek earlier in the season, returned to tailback la Mon­ day’s drill. last week were, T. Kipp, M3 Cecil, 334, sad Roche 301. Next week will Had Mea­ dors aad Soull oa lanes 1 aad 3, Handy and Faust sa I and 4, Betty Ana’s and Fralley on 3 and 4 and Larry'a Mart aad Sanford Dry Cleaners oa 7 sad 3. Matinees them California. Tackles— Bsll sad Steve Barnett, Onega*. Guards— Johnny Treadwell T n u aad Rufu Guthrie, Georgia Tech. C uter— Lee Roy Jordan, Alabama. Qeartsrback — Baku . Halfbacks— Jerry Stovall, Louisiana State and Roger Koduaaa, Fean State. Fullback— George Salmu, Michigan State. All are aselsrs except Bedsols, who Is a Junior. Named to tbs second team were ends Dave Robinson, P u n State and Hugh Camp­ bell, Washington Stats; Taekiss Jim Dunsway, Mississi­ ppi and Bob Vogel, Ohio State; guards Jack Cvereko, Northwestern and Ray Mansfield. Washington; center Dave Behrman, Michigan Stats; quarterback Mira; halfbaeka Mai Rtnefro, Ore­ gon and Hermit Alexander, UCLA; and fullback B1U Thornton. Nebraska. The third teem Is made up of ends Tom Hutchlnsoe, Kentucky and Vara Burke. Oregon State; tackles Fred MUler, USU. aad Seott Appletea, Tsana; guards Dea Bramoo, Purdue ead Tom Herts, Missouri: c u te r Don McKlaaoa, Dartmouth; Quar­ terback Myers; halfbacks HI- . NfW YORK (UP!) - Rose Bowl bound Southern Cali­ fornia, needing only eae more victory to complete its first perfect season in to years, was u m ed the nation’s No. 1 major soilage football team for the third straight w uk today by tbs United Press Internatkmal Board of Coaches. The Trojans, who wind up what they hops will be their meet successful season sines 1H3 this Saturday against Notre Dams, drew a firstplace votes from the 33-man UP1 coaching board and in­ creased their lead to 49 points ever second-place Wisconsin. Wisconsin, which completed 1943 regular-season play last Saturday with a 14-9 eictory over Minnesota that gave tbs Badgers tho Big Ten champ­ ionship sad the unqualified right to play la the Rose Bowl, was named No. 1 by five coaches, while Mississippi, Idle lest Saturday, drew five votes for tho spot. Mississippi, which has as inside track for • Sugar Bowl berth opposite Arkansas, slipped from second place to third. Tbs Rebels, un­ beaten In sight games, finish up Saturday against Missis­ sippi State. Texas, which earned a Cot­ ton Bowl berth by beating Tex­ as AAM on Thanksgiving Day, remained fourth; Alabama moved up two positions from 10th to eighth; Penn State re­ mained ninth, snd Minnesota slipped from fifth to 10th. t e l l tally aad two teaau, the VAH-T OOken Wive* sad the T lftn are tied for third apot with IS wins aad IS loaaet. High gasM aad aeries (or the sight waa hegled by Kay Bowmaa. of the Tigers who rolled a ltt/!S3 aeries; Mrs. Bowman. Oea Thompaoe aad Clara Barber each rolled a trie of strikes te highlight their setstoos. Five girls pkkad ep three way splits, substitute Tbslma Ungsr, a 74-10. Jcaa McGuire, •4-10, Cacky Meredith, 5-5-10, aad Charlotte Gultery and Vicki McGalgh both picked up the e-T-te. Other spares converted ware a 57 by Lois Graysoa, a 54 by C. Bassett, a 54 by M. Tournoux, and Carroll Can* ady dropped the 5-10. !S * u *• « M $ 7 * 5i # CAVANAUGH TIRE BBRV1CB 1441 8. French Are. FA 3-3243 Look. The roof slides open, Mm Wed. A Sal. 1:18 P. M. Sunbathing. Waxing skia. Only pour Imagination bounds Its versatility. Baa If y*n don’t agree* With the n o t open lt*» aa elegant, spactona family convertibte. C3aae the roof and lt’a n stylish aadaa Open It again aad load effortlessly. The sky’s tha Barit. ..o r the I n t underpaaa. Imagine, tta m a y other uaea. Hera a n boom Ideas: a wonderful vantage point for specta tor sports. Great for ptenka. The Wagonalra ta really three cars In one: convertible, sedan, utility wagon. See your Studebaker Deafer now aad aajoy a demonstration of America's moat unusual wagon. onatre nimk1m§mt Sanford Motor Co. Inc 1881 •» ftanferd Arm. �) • . ; • • r ^ . \ •• • ; .• IS • f. ' . : '■ ' Low tonight, SO. VOL. I t United P n u L u u d W irt EstabHahad 1M8 WED- NOVEMBER 2S, IMS SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 8*8 o w l to a Buford Irftln . A 41-year-old retired Air Farta oorgoant waa crushed to death under the wheels of a M tl-tn lk r truck Tuoaday s i­ fter to « w thrown his Tohklo u Big Tree M o 07* Htr. Tto eligible Hat b u t k m m i a m to tto ■* o • No County Oaandnfoa aar fas tto Christa10a n rs o a lousy. i polled yeeterday aaid they weren’t yetay U ittp la iha 1n a ta l wont. "It w ent help tto pan d a any," --1A dUR •-»■- fllnualHA teRM flilFtincIa • • • •go tto to t a n Hank to v a n a t t w ­ Tto victim was Identified so James Forest Gay of Fore Park. Highway Patrol Trooper J. L. ttkaa said that Gay appar­ ently ran n atop sign gulag to­ ward Hwy. 17-to and hit tha truck o p e r a t e d by Wilber Smith of Sanford. Stkea reported that Gay wai thrown from tha car and w u treated to death while pinned ider tto truck. No chargee wore filed. Dam­ it ttorab v a t far • napytateat tato a late at these ftgaraa. A la v M atte ago, arty to tto eKy aootk of'llth City ta u t u tto ptoparty 9M.U . . . County taxes, 91MJI. , • o Tto City rawtrod tto offlatal watt today that tto poet afffca to* tofn declared ourplus. • • • Navy official a a k o d tko county aaanwiaaioa yiatotday far a tamporory pod*trial aldavalk u Onora I d - ay till Sanford A n . . . . It « u aakod before aad tto County toaalgad tto SID t o t a l t secondary fends far tto project. SRD aaid no. County Attonwy Har­ old Johnson aaid h m i u Il­ legal oipaadltara than 10 min­ utes later ittraatod that natatto war to Comity Engineer Bffl Both for oeat ootimatoa aad authorised Harold to write SID road toard M atter M u Brawar on why tto county c u t got Meaty from BUD. Gay. who Is survived by his wife, Its. of Fern Park, w u born in l’eiham, Ga^ June S, 1921, but had mads his hmna in Fern Park atnea July. Ha w u a retired Air Force staff eergtant and a veteran of the Korean War. IU U V A ... Workers Sign Wa sh in g to n <upi)-con tractors and unions at the Capo Canaveral mlulla base hava signed an agreement providing for onifarm work and pay benefits for union and non-union workers alike. City Crewa Help A rt Assn. Beautify Sanford For Christmas Easy Money MOSCOW (UPI>—American (Herald Photo) football pUyera are being Looks Like Court To Get Apportion legiilator ■aid to O Ok 0 courts .to n t o n soy r y :TT for as it ity. Name of gislatora have M u ll Garden Club planning; reacted a stalemate.'* beautification project along I Frederick blamed tto SenSeminole Bird, from city llm- ala tor the impasse, declar­ ita to too Lake Monrae Bridge. ing “they have failed time • • e and lime again to resolve Very little eucceu w u met the btue.” Frederick Mid Monday night In purging tto the House has developed an Casselberry voter registration attitude that the responsibility hooka n city, official reported for the apportionment failure today. Two of tto aidormen, lies within the Senate, which Mrs. Hope Bennett aad Bohn has not corns up with any Lady, failed to show up for kind of formula. The former legiilator also the mooting. laid ha felt confident that the • • • Tto .County Commission h u courts will have a more decided to doll up the rolling “thorny'' issue than they stock and road equipment af anticipated to com* up tto county by having decals with a fair reapportionment designed to put on each va- that could plus* both tto hlals, and they are going to little and big counties. Tto Senate, fighting to point thorn nil white, yeti keep Florida's reapportion* * * County Commission also de­ ment muddle out of the cided to giro the county road courts, set up a multi-faction department employs* a break committee of senators today 1st Item work Saturday, in a last desperata attempt Dec. Sg, se they can hare Sun­ to work out a compromise day, Monday and Christmas before the special session expires at midnight. day off. n the lawmakers reconfor the final day of to tar futile 30-day aes- Today'a Christmas parada will hava been the tin t one that ganlal Charlla Morrison, that Jolly, morry-oyod man about town has miassd in a long time. Cheerful Charlie la just getting out of the hos­ pital after a bad saiga, clutch­ ing n long list of strict do’s aad donta from tha doctor. Taka it easy, Charlie-buy. See you next year! age to both vehicles w u esti­ mated at 13,600, Funeral terries will to told at I p. m. Thursday at Briasoa Funeral Home with Bav. Gall Smith of the Central Baptist Church officiating. Burial will to in Oaklawn Memorial Park with poiuoansl of tto Orlando AFB giving full military honors at grew- Former state Fire Damages Lake Mary Home ★ ★ ★ Art Association Adds New Touch Of Christmas lured to Went Point by promis­ es of “big money and an aaay Ufa,” tto Communist news­ paper SovitUky Sport M id Monday. Another Blast WASHINGTON (UPl)-Tbe Atomic Energy Commission touched off another under­ ground nuclear blast in Ne­ vada Tueaday, Tto AEC as tha tesl yielded power equiv tent to Jesilhah 20,000 uftu TNT. pokesmsn .on both tto big county-little Ttere's something new to county squabble, reported . Saaferd tteaa daya that naHter had a n a s * votes to'tte-Aaafand Art •o pass sr.J f Iccptablo <Man. 1U members' jsrtlaUrging 4 t e last-reanA e f t proach of a conference- com­ Christmae cu d s Jet Crashes mittee just of oenatura. M all that c greeting to everyPALATKA (UPD-A Marine county bloc leader Randolph one as they hang, swaying Hodges said If tha legisla­ gently from their bracket! Corps attack Jet on a “local training flight," crashed and ture falla to approve a re- on downtown Uanppoatn. burned 23 miles west of here apportionment plan today, There are IS of the two throwing tto ball to the fed­ foot by three foot bandpaint­ Tuesday night killing the pi eral court, “ It will be one ed “card*,'' (they are really lot, who was not Identified un­ of the darkest days In Flor­ painted on boards donated til next of kin could be no­ tified. ida history.** by Gregory Lumber Com­ “Not all of Uw legislation pany) and thay depict ail the Typhoon Hits this session baa been killed usual Christmas and holiday MANILA (UPl)-Typhoon by tto Pork Choppers (small greetings found on regular Lucy hit the Southern Philipcounty bloc),'* M id Hodges. cards. Ho aaid big county senators There is a shepherd with a pinee with drenching ralne and had killed their share of lamb, a holly wreath, gay lit­ IS mlle-an-hour winds Tuea­ bills, largely out of v fear tle. mlschievoui angels, choir­ day night and early today, ac­ that an acceptable House boys, Christman eandles, the cording to the Weather Bu­ plan could not be found to wise men, old-fashioned lan­ reau here. There were no reports of go with the Senate formula. terns, n scroll of Christman fatalities or serious damage, enrols, the Star of Bethle­ hem and the Shepherds, n however. snow man, aad Mveral San­ Look For Shine tas, depicted in various ex­ T A LLA H A SSEE IUIM ) pressions. Ail the cirde were done by State Beverage D i r e c t o r members of the art associa­ Thomu Lee urged ail hunters “as responsible cltirens" to TALLAHASSEE (UPt) - tion with the help of some of be on the lookout for illegal the members of their fain Tha editor of the student liquor stills while on expcdl newspaper at Florida State Hies. George Dodson, Chester tlons through deserted areas Scott and Robert Birkhimer University said today that a of Florida. He said the moon­ column in Tuesday's Issue made the braeketi which shine claims many lives, were used to secure the cards advocating socialism was cripples many others and written by the president oi to the street light poles. costs Florida taxpayers more the “young Socialists" on Members of the City of San­ than 334 million yearly. ford city malntainance crews, campus. helped put them up with tto “We hava a policy that cooperation of the Police De­ Curbs Eased aaybody can submit a column partment and the Sheriffs WASHINGTON (UPI)-The for the Flambeau U U’a not Department who directed State Department Tuesday libelous, Is in good taste and traffic while the electricity removed the Isst of the In­ If it deals in Issues and not was cut off la the atreet formation restrictions Imposed personalities,'' said Bon C. lights. during the Cuban crisis. The Sharp of Orlando, Flambeau regulations required all de­ editor. partment officials to report on their contacts end discussions The column, called to tto Underwriters attention of the legislature Life Underwriters Asaocia with newsmen. Similar pol­ yesterday, was written by Uon will hold its November icies adopted by the DefenM John Thomas Riggins, head meeting at the Capri Restau Department Oct. 27 remained of the young socialists. in effect. rant at noon Thursday J Student Article Urges Socialism Ovarhead lighting flxturei placed too near the celling re suited la a mid-afternoon fire Tuosday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam MesboUo in Lake Mary. Members of the Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Dept., who re­ sponded to the call shortly aft • er t p.m., reported that dam Thera are only throe more ages wars alight days to got yopr votes in for tha toby of your eboict In the Zeta XI baby contest. The Jars and pictures are in tha drugtioraa. Contaat ends Saturday with all proceeds going to the The gaily colored balloons led by a colorful high school Little Bad 8choolhouse. which will be sold before and or Junior high school band, a • • during the annual Christmas representing towns all over Guess people out around Pared* today by members of J Central Florida Mearoe aad Pools don’t cart tho SaafordScminok Jaycees Uttto Miss Susan Ellen whether they hare any fire will benefit the children of Kerns, whose suggestion for protection or not . . . only the Lutheran Home in Slavia. the parade theme, “Christmas four men turned out Tuesday Each year the Jaycees use Joys in Song and Verse,” woo night to attend an organisa­ the proceeds of the balloon a 23 savings bond for her, tional meeting for a volunteer sake to take the children on will ride in her own special B n department. a shopping tour in Sanford to car as will many other eity, a • • county and Navy dignitaries. buy Christmas gifts. Cngincar Bill Bush says the Hot dogs sod soft drinks Bob O'Neill, Jaycoe chair­ big old ditch in Tanglawood is also will be sold to the more man of tha parade, which Is oil cleaned up and nobody out thaa 23,WU parade watchers sponsored annually by tha thataway la sufftring now. He young and old, who are ex- Junior Chamber of Commerce ncommsmls no action re the! ported to gather all along the and the Sanford merchants, menstrosity. Thera must be J route to see more thin 120 released today the (oKowtag to Tanglsweod- | units march by, each section list of parade 1, •white Parade Funds W ill Go Into Santa's Sock was still Incomplete m last minute entries signed in. Soma of the floats which will be seen include Sanford AUanttc Bank, Civitans, San­ ford Woman's Club, Recrea­ tion Dept, Florida State Bank, Starlight Promcnaderi. First Methodist Church. Pinocrest School, Lake M a r y School, Lake Monroe PTO. City of Longwood, Southaid* School, Altamonte S p r i n g a School, Skate City. Also llappy Acres, BPO Does, Lake Mary Woman’s Club. Pitot Club, Shrine Club, Melody Dance and Figure Club. N. Orlando 4-H, 40 aad I, Florida Nurses, Seminole Equestrians and Castle Brew­ er Kindergarten; Also MQ Ranch, Wilson PTO, DeMolay, Midway Stu­ dent Council, Anna Miller Cir­ cle, Florida Forestry Service, TB Assn., Geneva Community Band, CWA Local 3101. B and PW. Letter Carriers, Good Shepherd Church and Good Shepherd Kindergarten. Others are the Credit Wom­ en'* Breakfast Club, St. Luka's PTL, Sheriffs Power Squadroo. Four Sanford sororities (one float), Girl's Auxiliary of Elder Springs and tha Weicem* Wagpo. Florida Coast FlyingStorm Warnings MIAMI (UPl) - A severe Atlantic storm pounded Flor­ ida beaches with wave-capped high tides today and the wea­ ther bureau said more bad weather wai in sight for the peninsula. A new low pressure system wai moving toward Florida from the central Gulf of Mex­ ico. the weather, bureau said. ‘Tsmperiturea are expected to reaala below normal with cloudiness above normal and with precipitation likely to in crease as the gulf tow approaches,“ a report said. Gala warning* arc flying tor the Atlantic Coast from tho Virginia Capeii to tto north a report from the Miami wea­ ther station today. There w a s considerable erosion of beaches, undermin­ ing of ocesnfroat roads and soma flooding of tow erase along the coast from Jackson­ ville Beach to Miami Beach. But damage appeared to to spotted at the lowest areas always subject to flooding by storm conditions. Tides were mosUy one to two feet above normal. Most damage waa created by tto rampaging waves kicked up by the storm’s M mile an hour winds at sea. V -J f► tU1'' */ 8 -* * 41 & Thrown From Own Car By Impact Pilot Escapes Crash A Navy Board of inquiry waa in­ vestigating today the crash of an ABA Vigilante le t heavy attack bomber at Sanford Naval A ir Sta­ tion Tueaday. A spokesman aaid the plane crashed on.takeoff but tha pilot, L t W. L. Goodman, waa not Injured. The plane waa destroyed by fire after crashing near tha end of tha east-west runway. The plana normal­ ly carries a two-man crew, hut Good­ man waa alone Tueaday. Tha plane was attached to VAR-8. Fire equipment and personnel of the Naval Air Station Arrived a t tha crash. location almost immediately and put out tha fire, with little or no damage to surrounding property, JL Directors fed For COfCDuties - -! On County Home County Commissioner Jamas the courtroom of tho court­ Forty-two Chamber of Com­ P. Avtry Tuesday afternoon house, will take up the prob­ merce directors ware named issued • call for a netting of lem of community and county today, tha official canvass of tho county's civic organisa­ promotion of the recommend­ an alection-by-mall revealad. tion*—Iht Htminolt County ed move. Tha directors will aerva one, Chamber of Commerce and the The meeting will consider two and three year terms com­ Seminole County Development the various aspects of the us* ing and represent tha flva Co. for Dee. 3 at 1:90 p. m. to of Osceola Air Field and axcounty commission districts. consider the problem of Im­ ploro tha possibilities of reac­ A (netting will be held soon plementing the recommenda­ tivating the Held aa * county to name the new chamber tion* of tha Van Hoy Commit- airport president. Indications a n It tea for tha County lloma. will be Francle Roumlllat Jr. The problem la "vary ur­ New directors serving from gent” and “hours count". If District 1, g and I for three tha commission Is to stavo.off year terms era Scott Burns, any action by tho 8tate Board Andrew Carraway, Randall of Health in closing the facil­ Chase, Mack Ctavaland Jr, ity, Avery said. Richard Dess, E. C. Harper As Indicated by the commit­ J r , Bill Hemphill, M. U Ra tee, the two homes for the born J r , Douglas Stenatrom aged In the county operated by and George Touhy. WASHINGTON (UPl) Gift certificate# for ■ total Directors for t w o • y a a r private enterprise, the Scripts President Kennedy's meet terms: John Alexander, Ar» Home and the Good Samaritan of Itoo will be given away ing Thursday with Soviet De thus Beckwith J r , J . If. (Jim­ Home fur Negroes, are recap- again Friday to three downputy Premier Anastas I. Mi my) Crappt, Bob Crumley, S. Uve to accepting the county's town Sanford ahoppors when koyan may provide tom* clue J. Davit J r , Walter Uielow, Indigent aged If they can get the lucky ticket holders er* as to the possibility of low Karl Higginbotham, Howard financial assistants for tin- given the eaU. ering East-West tensions oow Hodge*, Clifford McKIbbin and provsmtnta and expansion. Doubly lucky will be those These funds, according to tha who take advantage of >11 that the perilous phase of W. A. Patrick. the Cuban crisla has passed. Directors to serve for one- committee, are available from the sak items, bargains and Officials sakl today the year term* are: John Fitapat- the Home and Housing Fi­ weekend specials advertised President would be willing rick, Harold Kastner, Sonny nance Administration, but It in The Herald Thursday, to discuss Sovtet-Amerlcan Powall, B. L. Perkins, Robert will take total community and This marks the second relations and other critical Resserer, J. C. Hutchison, John county backing to asaura any week in the pre-Christ m u Issues in general term* but Ivey, T. E. Tucker, F. K. Rou- action by that agency. promotion sales being offered The meeting, to be held in by downtown Sanford mer­ hid no intention of doing any nilllat J r , Gordon Frederick. “negotiating" with Premier chants. emphasising “ shop Directors from District 3 for Nikita Khrushchev's number three year term* are R. T. Milat home and iave.” Only 800 on* trouble shooter. Shoppers will b e given wee and Al Lormann; two The White House announc­ year terms, Frank Evans and free ticket* by merchants Registered ed Tuesday that Kennedy Raymond Ball; one year term, which will be good for Ute would receive Mlkoyan at Karl Toney and Cheater Sluae. In Longwood drawing to be held shortly 4:30 p. m. Thursday and in Directors from District 4 for Longwood City Clerk Mrs. after itores close Friday dicsted that the main pur- three year terms, B. F. Wheel­ Onnie Rockett Sbomate re­ night. Closing time is 9 p.m. pose of the meeting was to er and C. R. Clonte; two yaar ported today that only about Winning numbers wUl bo talk about remaining Issues term*, Georg* Sftans and Earl aoo of the estimated 1,600 ell- drawn from the big wire In the Cuban crisis. J. Haugan: out ytar torm, J. S. glble to vote in next Tuesday's basket at the broadcasting Russia was reported today Uett and Mary Karlt Walktr. municipal elections have reg­ stand which will be located to have dropped Fidel Cas­ istered to date. Books close at the corner of First Si. and tro’s five-point demands for Magnolia Av*. Friday. a Cuban crisis settlement, In­ Wilhelmina First prise will be gift cer­ Registration may be made cluding withdrawal from the at the city ball anytime during tificates in the amount of Guantanamo naval base by Dies In Sleep the regular a a.m. to 3 p.m. 343. with 333 aa the se­ the United SUtas. APELDOORN. H o l l a n d office houra except during the cond prize and 320 for too But Mlkoyan was said by (UPl) -F orm er Queen WU- lunch hour. To register a per­ third olace winner. reliable sources to back Cas­ helmina, who ruled The Ne­ son must be 21 years of age, tro's refuMl of on-site inspec­ therlands for SO years and must have lived in Uw stats tion of offensive weapons became a symbol of etrenath for one year and in the town systems In Cuba unless the against Nazi aggression, died (or six months. Bridge United States agrees to re­ In her sk ip early today of Claatlfltd ciprocal Inspection of "Inva­ a heart aliment complicated Comic* sion" bases Us Florida and by old age. Sbe was 12. Illness Forces Dear Abby — elsewhere in the Western At her bedside in the wood­ E ditorial .... Hemisphere. ed estate of lick Loo Palace Pope To Rest Mlkoyan arranged a meet­ were te r daughter, Queen VATICAN CITY (UPl) — Entoitainmcnt ing today with Ambassador Juliana; Princa Bernhard, Pop* John XXIII canceled all Legal* Puxxle Adlai E. Stevenson and other Juliana'i husband; and two audltncth today for the teetop U. S. and Soviet crisis granddaughters, Princesses ond aucctaaive day because of negotiators. M arxist and Margin, Reds May Ease Cuba Demands! Shoppers Gel Chance To Be Double Lucky �-i ALL GOOD! IRAND SUGAR CURED SLICED ■ him * n » quitir am . m Beef Liver ib. 39* Round Steak _ • R f f h T F rankly Boneless Rump GroundBeef 3 /6s.$139 Roast Fresh Crtep ib. Eastern White 1ettuce Potatoes 2 29*110*29* i JAI-ALAI FRONTON god PUygir! Fnahiona of Fern Park h a ta cotnMned to preeent a fashion •how Thurnday a t 7 p. ra. a t the fronton located on. H w r. 17-92, soar tho inaction of SR 436. Bora tno forator Mrs. Seminole County, Mr*. Norma Randall, offers free tickets to tho fron­ ton to Herald publisher W alter GMow. (Herald Photo) FAMILY bm s. Cette B ag • 2 Lha, Fresh Yellow 19* Squasih 2 Bids Awarded On Materials Sld*';malltef far tee parchaae W lO.IM too* at lime rock, *0,010 gallon* at aephaltie product* and ether road department materiel* were approved Itoaaday by tea county commlaalon on the recommendation of county Engineer William Buafc. The lima rock bkl w*« awarded to the Dixie Lime and Stone Co., wboe* offer Men's Garden Meet Slated The Men’s Garden Club ef Sanford wIU meet Thureday, at 7:30 p. m. in the confer•nee room of the Seminole County Agricultural Canter (on the County Home proper­ ty about five miles south of Sanford on tho wont aide of Highway 17*03). Dr. DUk Forboa of tho Kaporimont Station will cov* ar tha first half of tho Plant Food Program at this moot­ ing. Msmbtra aro adviaod that this program and tho Dcccmbar program will conclude the discussion oo plant fooila. On* of tho vary Important as poets of Florida gardening la proper fertilisation, Presi­ dent Dr. John Darby aald. Than will bo nominations from tha floor for officers for tha coming year. Cemetery Given Board Approval T h e County Commission Tuesday approved the re­ quest of a Caasalborry group to establish a conimtrtltl cemetery In that town. Commissioner J a m e s P. Avery eaid tho company wiahee to oetablleh a burial ground around a plot prevlouely donated to a local church for a cemetery, and currently used as such. County Attorney Harold Johnaan explained that by ap­ proving tha eaUblishmant of a cemetery, the commission was not Involved In approving tha company wishing to do business. Thai la the duty of the state comptroller’s office, aald Johnson. m m u m u i cempat lag company, but got tha nod kMHM at H 't performance. The B. A. Marianne Aspbalt Co., «•■ awarded the bid (or the atpbek products and Vulcan Material* Co. el Orlando, will cuppiy the county with concrete pipe and culvert*. Another bid wee awarded to the Florida Steel deep. el Orlando lor corrugated metal pip* and culvert and pro* atreiaed concrete bridge aoe* Uona will be purchased from Duraatreaa, lee. of Leeeburg. Pilot Club Adds New Student House Tha Florida District of Pilot Club International has underwritten tbs purchase of an additional residues foe women students receiving scholarships of the Southern Scholarship a n d Research Foundation at Florida State University, The Foundation already has •even rteldencee •— four for men and three for women— where students, now number­ ing 1M, live rent-free, pre­ pare their own meals and taka car* of housekeeping a« they study. Tho students •re aelected for outstanding scholarship, character a n d financial need. The residence will be known aa “Pilot House," according to Mice Mildred Parrish of Tallahassee, member of a statewide committee which arranged for underwriting the purchase. Miss Parrish, a formar governor of District Four (Florida), said Pilot has •bout 1500 members in BO clubs In Florida. !t la a serv­ ice organisation for executive business a n d professional women. In The Laundry And Dry Cleaning Business De­ pends On Doing A Lot Of Important Little Things Well. We Are Proud Of The Many Years, Over 30, That We Have Been Serving The Laundry And Dry Cleaning Needs Of This Area. ■ ortemng And Dry Cleaning Plants Are Both Managed By Graduates Of Their Respective Technical Schools Thus Assuring You Of Top Quality Workmanship. «aker l . | Our Downtown Plant Is Conveniently Located For You To Leave Your Clothes On The Way To Work Or To Shop. Our Elec­ tronic Conveyor System Assures You Of The Fastest Possible Pickup Of Your Finished Clothes. |W lth Ihia to upon and purchase of _<l*e Off Label) led Tee Rage (O urO w nTea 85c Spend Your. Laundry And Dry Cleaning Dollars Wisely. If You Are Not Now One Of Our Many Satisfied Customers, We Invite You To Give Us A Trial Order. You Will Be Glad That You Did. Serving Seminole County For Over 30 Years'* SPECIAL Reg. 49e 8-Inch Each 2 =■29 Bread E atra Special! A&P Instant White House Evaporated COFFEE MILK “Jumbo1 10-Oz. Jar 99 6 £ ANN PAGE TOMATO Ketdiup Scott Plastic Wrap Cut-Rite 77 SULTANA BRAND 'A P ^ Senaem uetPe r M o te ts ^*1 bnea*a.i >ees ma*maa u*. I *«e Planters Cocktail C Peanuts a i O rE L IA L J 29c T hrill 12 ox. 39c c o v n WITH BEANS 100 FL New- for Dishes SPECIAL 2 — 45 PUID STAMPS FA 2 |G n Mwith this coi ■ ( horolate M NEW LOW PRICE! JANE PARKER ENRICHED .♦«*i »'■. wa Martha H. Reborn • Owner i I m IBaked Beans 8/98d |Wafers Flake Tuna Palmetto Are. M Cherii; Pies Cliili Grows! 3331 Grapevllle Ave. va s-ogga M "Ceupon good through December I ® P t a M S tm m fu . ■With this coupon and purchase offl Any Variety Ann Page Mb. cans" HORMEL FA 2*3253 A i j Hlse Laristm aa JANE PARKER FRESHLY BAKED, DELICIOUS Our Routemen Cover The Entire Area From DeBary To Orange County And Offer You Fast Home Service At No Extra Charge If You Prefer. | $3,951 | Wrapping Paper ICoupon good through December 1, ■ _ Ask The Men Who (irapevllle Nursery 19* 6 S2- $ J 0 0 SPECIAL 5 - 89 T Os. 39c ,,' Ur p‘ " Cr,tm* Sn,00‘,, Peanut IS Os. Butter *ilUhun s,kk or Crust M ix 23c 30 Oa. Pkg. ’ Bisquick 27c Prices la thin ad am effective through Satur­ day, December 1. Miracle Whip Salad Corner 2nd. & Magnolia Dressing pt. 39c �» % — • " " T - — WMMXXK hrhfs you tk But food, the Best IS S s t o s S J A CITY DIRECTORY has been adopted by the Longwood Area Chamber of Commerce aa its number one project for the present time. Census chairman Maurice Rudolph, left and Charles Ste­ w art are shown checking over one of the in­ formation cards which have been mailed to all residents and businesses within the municipal limits of the city. (Herald Phfco) By Presets Wester Life in Mexico wis describ­ ed by Joy Wester, dressed in costume, st the meeting of the UPY of the Community Presbyterian Church In Lake Mary Sunday night at the church. Joy spent .the month of January in Mexico with t group of students from Flor­ ida Presbytsrian College. . They were there to study the customs and also had to # speak Spanish during their •tay to help them learn the language. A variety of souvenirs from her trip were displayed in­ cluding Mexican made bap, dolls, Jackets, Jewelry and bongos. Joy made many friends there with whom she corres­ ponds and she hopes aomeday to return to see them and the country whleh she describes as quite beautiful in certain areas, The most notlcabln part of Ufe in Mexico la the contrast be­ tween the two clasaei of peopio — the rich and the poor. There Is no middle data. Following the propara the group waa invited to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ bert Rugenstein on Crystal Lake for a social hour. Refreshmenta of freah home­ made pies, apple and eberry were*.served with hot choeolate by Mrs. Rugenstein. Those attending were liarold Unger, Steve Willis. Har­ vey StalUngs, Larry Chester, HOLLYWOOD (UPI)—The Earl Roberts, Sherry SpineiU, National Investment Bankers Diane Hickson, Penny GrinAssociation stressed Tuesday nell, Sonja Wester, Joy West­ that the aerospace industry is er, Terry Bucklew, Bruce one of the world’s most im­ Nelson, Bobby Hopkins, Ralph portant businesses and asked Unger, Corky Bucklew, Ken­ the government to furnish ny Dooley, Bobby Norwood, funds for a supersonic com­ Roger Crocker, Mrs. W. C. mercial transport. Hopkins and Rev. John PilThe group was scheduled to ley. hear a report today on federal taxation by William L. Cary, president of the Securities Ex­ Class To Open change Commission, at ita In Forest C ity convention here. By Rhirley Wentworth The IBA laid Tuesday that Britain and Franco a n cur­ A second accelerated First rently working on a Joint pro­ Aid Course for Civil Defense ject to build such a piano and preparedness will begin this that Russia may also seek to Thursday in tSe sixth grade develop tuch a plane at the classroom of the Seventh Day Adventist Church School cost of U. S. prestige. The aerospace committee of on RD 438. the IBA concluded that tho Classes will be held each venture would bo far too ex­ Thursday and Monday be­ pensive for an individual com­ tween the hours of 7 and • pany to undertake but said a p. m. under the direction of team of companies could re­ Mias Jean Kuster assisted pay the federal government by Mr*. Robert Matthewe. once such an aircraft waa in The entire course will be use and had begun making completed by Dec. 13. money for them. Those interested 'n attend­ T h e committee reported ing should contact Mrs. Mat­ that the aerospace Industry thews of Forest City or J.D. now has a total sales of fLS Miller, principal of tha billion annually and predicted school. an expenditure of close to $100 billion a year on military and civilian space projects by the end of the 1980's. The industry is growing fast, the committee noted, and commercial airlines “ap­ pear on the verge of signifi­ cant earning improvement." l !« $ m7 45' In other action Tuesday, the m mo r u w/ DuPont company told conven­ CAVANAUGH tion representatives that it TIRE SERVICE would increase expenditures 1101 8. French Ave. by almost a third during tba FA 3-2383 coming year. Bankers Urge Supersonic Air Transports HAMS A n T ee s u n Center C ut. . Ia n Salt White Bases u, 39* Steaks l ^ T 9 W-D Extra Lean Fresh Ground Beef S & T 9 Superbrand Cottoga Cheese !£ 49‘ Big Eye Swiss Cheese u 39* Chopped, Shoped. Cubed Beef To Reeve P a f a M tti F a r m S a fa ris Y O U R C HO ICE Coffee Hue Boy Light Moot Chunk Tuna 4 Now Low Price . . Dixie Darling MAXWELL HOUSE . . (Sava ISO Bread 2 14 -OX. LOAVfg 2 Fr«sh Ttndtr Polt Virginia All PurpeM Thrlfty-Maid . . CSovs 6 * loch). . Limit 2 Catsup 2 is-ox. non. Dixie Darling or Deep South Salad Dressing ev. tun X|| 29* Dixie Darling or Deep South Peanut. . Limit I Butter S4-OX. JAR. iim i m f t 494 Hudson Tcilet. . (Save Mg) Tissue 4 roll* 39* Cannon Small Spear* . . (Save 3 2 / 3 1 Co.) Asparagus 3 • II CANO $1. Thrifty Maid Tomato . . (Save I t la.) f Peaches S a u c e 3 e-ox. cans 25* \ D**p South Orange-Gropefruit. . (Save 3c Co.) MORTON FROZEN . . CHICKEN, BEEF, TURKEY tykes . .(with Boons). . Save 8* le M e a t Pot P ies w BERRY HILL or SHERWOOD FROZEN Juice 3 It I I I NO-e CAN! NO. 1 0 0 CAN Choc., Banona, Coconut, Jumbo Dixie Pies 3 ... Shortening 25, S t r a w b e r r ie s .. nYOI/RaCHOICE g 5 Detergent \ OLEO ALL PURPOSE OIL . . ISAVE 12*) ^ VW esson ” 29/JP Limit 1 with $5.00 food order. (Limit 2 with Food Ord«r.) su g ar lu tf piduretQue Suuuimk-koau ctfDintCrydalsSugar 10-OZ. FKG5. at YOUR CHOICE S O ran g e Ju ice 4 GET EXTRA VALUE AND TOP VALUE STAMPS AT DETERGENT . . (SAVE 20*) \ �__f -t .*r. i zjL T Far eaampte, teach yourself to a u th* ' your kitchen store la prefer­ ence te the front burner*. this before the MV Congrats COSVtMI. Far hundreds of children die wane* they roeeh ep far the ' cat# aad eee that ah pareate protruding handle from a stew of j e n i thlldrea hare a pea that Is flDod with aulding chaate to read it, for M it* bet liquid. aa Inch ad wattr. If &ee dewa! agaeotk, told hie rupentlHeel of the burns that skit- And there « •• the related question of whether, la light of hla re a c t Corpe m n k , Shrlrer wai the n a n to pot la charge of the vestly onpopular Agency for Internetleaal Development (AID), whoa* latect dlretter re- flatting to a wider area. A major V. S. effcrt will he made to aoMe the leng-rtand. log hoetmty between India and Pakletaa to free India to concentrate totally oa re­ pelling the Chlaete invader*. There were eaooereglng algae laat week that hath countries were mwly aware of the aaceulty of rwcoaciUatloa. There weew family matters OUR It would be later* stlag to knew what commitments were made by our officials to cause this large, growing company to eook quarters aUowbare. I htvo 'observed whoa company of this six* seeks plant sits, they feet “secure when adequate laker are available, adequate I lag u lits for employes, BOARDING HOUSE excellent servlcei are avail­ tfrc O ttg lN n a il r w ow w v able for their needs. Th Moo P1.6, A M V o o T R V vWG TO TILL MS THAT companies that are able to their own way are ' M VH O V\»W X»PICK*tJ a Dee ride. They l CN KB UKB A BAftdAtM COONTOK ViMlLE Nt3U , can and often do contribute te « c o u N D f tg L « w n f f » L the community end tn return k AftWAULTlMO MgTf/ 1 the coauauaity furnishes their needs. Sir, thla la a disappointment It hurt our community whore tt counts — hi our economic organs. U’s pitiful that wo lost out oa thla oo*. Siaccrsly. Gordon J. Toll Dear Editor: I would like to comment on the article you publiibed la Uw Horald oa Nov. M Involv­ ing the Frlto-Ley announce­ ment made by Mr. Freeman, vice-president, on deciding not to locato la Sanford. • bagt 4 Sanford, Florida Wed., November 28, 1962 © J|*fcanfnrli fwafo '• so rro w a r r n i i a u M a t e i~ sao B w aw u e a s la s s * M e s s s s r ■VHLYM A OUlNI.Va ACvsrtlslBg D irector ■m i b l w t j o x w s I i i CUssined Msisgsr r w a x K voL T O L ixa ClrcuUtlee ilsisiw ra a o e c u s Wscksaslsl e a st ic e s c a ir r to s warms ■f HeO ■eettaole Ceeetr an utbe. Me Week It.** 1 yesr fll.1* 1 Veer e a se e u ik . eaa * wastes 9th. jcf.’i . >a* a w.etbs u e a He*u s Sat 1 Meats xae t Hoasn v* •• rental Rtni«ti«M m «tmh r «i ill < I t HM to tlf tM t. Malta* as ate#a* rises culler ttle ta t W. isis at ska Pest SUM ml I I I * , t .Fieri-*- eeler (bo Set a* 1re sat eaa of Hareb TO* nereis ss <e esoatber at ibe Cade* n rsaa table* is ea. ttllN bw4«bItbIf |a l i t ••• for m ml all sbe Weal N n petal** so ibis u wepaper. * • Dear Editor: This la to show our appre­ ciation la ■ small way for all the publicity given to us by your flag newspaper. We are duply gretaful for your rapport la our many of forts to raise moats* gad to publicise the One work cf our youth. W* think that It la e able that you print so muen •bout "Juvealta decency” and we appreciate your rewarding these youngsters publicly for their work. I wish to thaak Dottio Hig­ ginbotham for the many arti­ cles that sbe has written for th* baud and fur th* wonderful picture of the bead printed la Thursday's edition. 1 wish to thank Larry Verihel for th* kind remarks mad* la the “Around the Clock" column la last night's edition. I also wish to thaak Mr. VoJtolin* for providing with paper with which to make tha Teepees used la th* half­ time ceremonies at llomocom lag. Thaak you so muck. Wo a ^ predate yeur support. Sincerely, Ernest Cowley Bandmaster tee people eee islan d each peer la the 0 . B. A. CASE N-eea: Freddy 0., aged 4, ahaoat eoaueitted norder. "Bang, hang” he aald as he rams op behind hie Mother, who wee hoty at the kHehea •Ink. She thought be waa playing eowboya and Indiana, ao Ignor­ ed him. ,. “Bang" went a third expie* akm but thla time M waa not verball For Freddy had found hla grandfather'* revolver tacked under a pillow. And he pulled the trigger. A cartridge exploded. A ad h I a unauapectlng mother « u ahot on a level with hla aim. Luckily, the gun waa pointed not at her heart or heed hot at her eoat A Burgeon later removed the bullet hut the waa unable to alt down for a week. Otherwlae, no further harm reault- (Ahraye writ# to wu resolve would not oesur If their matters stuck te tt* safety habit of uotug the bask burners when only ena or two a rt needed. if all the burners eu occaslonaaly ere bsahlota.) euro to handle* backward, out of reach of curious toddlers! Aad dsn't leave lye or adds i or pltla aad liquid around the house, for children thoughtlessly may drink them. Or they may think the col­ ored pills a n eaady. Even aa overdose at aspirin can kill a child, so clean s e t your medi­ cine cabinet. Most of you d ra t need those drugs, anyway, for you are ■haply “worry warts" or hy pochondrlacs. You s w a l l o w pills “oa geaarel principles.1 Million* at Americana have thee simply shifted from rabbit’s foot or 4-laaf clover to pills aad trenquIUssrs, us­ ing the drugs largely as psy­ But all parents ahould be chological era tehee for their ■are they do not leave loaded fearful eg*. guna around the honee, oven As additional safety laaur la auppoeedly hidden place*. a nee, d r a t drive nails In the For children are often rap- waU where they are a t the orb detectives. They tea ferret level t i human eye*, eMhsr of out hiding placet not only of childran or adults. hidden Chriatmae gifu, but And d ra t allow leaks la th* hot water faucets, for many alaoof guna. Indeed, It would aave many people get burned by stepping ire* every year if nobody had under a shower and turning It any loadad gun In Uw houaal on, net realising tha very first But If yap moot keep lethol drops may be scalding hot. weapons, at least don’t put the Also, bewsro of backing your bullets fat the gun or whert car, for toddlers are often In­ t the youngatere can get aeceaa visible as they stand behind It, ■o you may crush a youngster. to them. Several ether simple “horse And auto seat baits save mqm " safety measures ahould thousands of p e o p l e from also be mentioned at thla death or seven cuts and mu­ tilation. point Dr. tteea people aothlag weald •era* e« tt, bat thafa where 114 t o Palmetto sera try is nl war. It's all \ ’■ ^ i m u tional Copies Of * I - s . y s w 'v’ i ■ ; i v . • ■ *,v' W PROGRESS ED ITIO N are available for mailing to your friends •• 17377310 NEW TOBE (U P !)-M en : If yew are the proud possessor of a pocket watch with lumin­ ous dials, beware. The New York City Health Department believes that such dials, when the watch la worn near the waist, expose the wearer to excessive radiation and possible genetic damage to the reproductive organa. Acting on a study by the offlea of radiation control, th* city amended Its administra­ tive code Monday to ban tha sale of such watches her*. It w u believed to be th* first such prohibition enacted In this country. Th* ban does not cover ra­ dium dial wrist watches, and It w u suggested to owners of radium-dialed pocket witches, If they did net want to dispose of them, that they have th* faco and hands replaced. Hanson Blsts, director of the Office of Badlatlaa Con­ trol, *ald that watchea exam­ ined by the Board of Health gave off 71 unite of radiation a year, 110 timaa more than the amount considered pernioslble end safe. WrUt watches ere eeaaidered cafe because the face aad hands are • mailer, and bocause the radium-treated sur­ faces are shielded from the body by the mochonliw of the watch. The pocket watch, it w u said, la usually worn near the waist, with the face turned inward. No rases of actual physical damage to pocket watch wear­ ers have been reported, but It w u believed that constant ex poeure to a pocket watch with radium dials over a period • year* could ho deleterious. : H C Covers All Costs . . ' » The Sanford Herald W. 1st S t 204 1•H. FA2-2611 i • .pU. .... \ ^e, : / �> % l LESSOR BREASTS SAUSAGE LUNCH MEAT »39C P.U SLICEDSTKII tV L ID tO U S S P tC Y PIZZA P IE S &49C ML*DAISY CH EESE > 49C WE Eb ^ ^ ^ 9 MIAMI 25C SH RIM P IKVM39C RO E M ULLET u-190 C O C K TA ILS '•* 894 MAYFAIR SLICED AMERICA* LOIN END PORK M ID AMO O ff P M B N T A L A S K A N U . 8. UM I M l B iw A f la a - b o r n Leilani Wilson, got* an aiaiat from is* ■tractor K urt Puhrtr • t Groaaingar'a Coun­ try Club, located a t Groeaingar, N. T . M IT AO SHRIMP EITHER H A 1P PORK (4 O S M C O C K Y A li M A S S X NEW DELHI (UPU-Prbne Mlnlater Jawaharial Ne h r u Mid today that hundred* of Indian aoMkra trapped whan th i CamaraaUt C kiant ts t than off a t B« La Paaa May IV OZ SERVINGS IP MAXWELL HOUSE SQUARE CUT SHOULDER bo makiay their way to tefe- Ntkru, apeaking to Parlia­ ment, laid about 1,000 memb m of tha bettered 4th DMlion already have made tholr way back to Indian linoa. "They kava not raportod ac­ tually to tholr headquarters," ho aaid, "They were tntped.by soma of o n helicopter*. Tba exact number la not known. It la possible a flair number nay bo In a dlffennt column."It was heartening newt for members of Parliament and tha eoIdlers’ families lines thare had been no word of tbs missing division since they non trapped by a Chinese flanking movement a arosk tgo. LAM B ROAST SSaCAAOMI- lEMDERSUCEO |X C K K « » C A LV ES LIV ER W0TWJ„ OKR* ' LEAK MEATY ______ SP A R ER IB S GOLDENROSE ^ PLAIN OR S U P RISING s : 5 tT a 80Z o pkc H O O » * L IM Y COLDIN Services Held ForW .W .Delk i o w ... CORN'Sfftf 2 cans 29C M l MAR P U IP L I PLUMS OR R0SE0ALK PEAR8 Si?; 3 eS» 894 6000 'N RICH CORH MUFFIN OR Gravaaldo asrvlcaa wara bald at tha Church of Christ Cemetary In Paola Monday for William W. Dalk, SB, who fled Saturday a t tha County Pancake Mix 3 29C LIIRY PINEAPPLK GRAPEFRUIT wt HAVE Som a. DoIk eras bora in Bock Springs in 1177 and had lived in central Florida all bia life. He is survived by a nephew, Edward White and • grandnelce, Mr*. Ho w a n a White Lewis of Paola. Rev. Ralph Taylor officiated at the services and Grsmkow Funeral Homo was in charge mPLETT: SUPPL n ew GET WHITE THINGS WHITER OXYDOL DET. ct. uk t f arrangements. SAFEST DETERGENTYOU CAN BUY TIDE DETERGENTor. s.zE79c Concert Ticket Holders Rate Cocoa Shows Holders of M ts o n tickets to the Sanford-DcBiry Enter­ tainment Ann. are advised that their membarshlps entitle them to attend all program* of tba Mutual Concert Series staled la the area. Tha schedule for the Cocoa Entertainment Assn., which will be bald is tha Cocoa High School auditorium is listed here. Dec. 4: Shearen Elcbasb, a humorist and monologiat of note, who baa bean acclaimed for bis wit and comedy. an. IS: Thomas Schumacher, concert pianist, graduate of the Julliard School of Music. Feb. 14: Tba Washington, D. C. road company, the Na­ tional Players p r e s e n t , "School For Wives.” March 30: Myra Xinch Dance Company presents tha hilarious comedy and dance satire revue of four skillful and talented comedy dancers. April 13: Karan Duka, folk singer and guitarist, interna­ tionally knoan artist U further Information is de­ sired, Membership Chairman Mrs. Ralph A. Smith may be contacted at her home. U.S. A 1 WHITE IRISH FANCY EATING APPLES NEW CROP FLORIDA WITH MIRACLE WHITENING AGENT CHEER DETa GIANT SIZE NOTHING CLEANS LIKE T QUEEN DUZ DETERGENT SIZR MIRACLE FABRIC SOFTENER DOW NEY .i CLEANSER THAT SAVES TIME & WORK A SOFTER: SMOOTHER SKIN WITH SMC ft SPAN C A M A Y SO AP CtAMT SIZE 2 J5S 21. CLEANS TWICE AS FAST THE SOAP OF BEAUTIFUL WOMEN CO M ET CLEANSER C A M A Y SOAP ITS NSW! ITS ALREADY MEASURED THE FAMILY FAVORITE FOR BATH OR WASH-UP TIDE RED) PAK IVORY SO AP SNOW WHITE SHORTENING CRISCO 131k OZ. 3a FOR LIGHTER CAKES 4 FLAKY PIECRUSTS FLUFFO fcoff 3 3 ALL PURPOSE SALVO Detergent 2 2 BARS 33. CREAMY LATHERING IVORY AGREES WITH YOU IVORY SO AP Ml THE PROVEN BEAUTY SOAP IVORY SOAP 4 IT'S EASY TO BE LOVELY WITH |UM0< KSk 31. ZEST SOAP PtASONAt BARS �L « tk rU |i Biggest surprise fax the bedtetter, waa tbwl A l a b a m a wbkb waa tour bariba teal year, placed #*dy Jordan this tfaam Bowevar, tba Crimea* Tide bad two man ew the mooari team aad e a se s A s toted. wMoli back Larry R m k e a t r e w of Geergte and Junior toflhatk Mellon m irsteth of Timnaaaa. The second team Una baa Awmmaf w V E *m aw ppi •tote aad Mickey Babb of • - * ----- ---- ^ _u — _m «j i e A R IR IA U Y BYOONIt Levy really la on tba aatha flat tbla weak—ha and Ida wife, Marla, will ba baata Thursday to the regular meeting of the Baafard lo o t and Bkl Club at a aaealaw a t tba Lory boma la Lock Arbor. Boat ownera who waald Ilka to Jala tba boat etob’a adfort to promote aafa boating era tnrited and amy aaU FA S-71U far Information aa hew to get to tba moating. that ha was rary optlmUtle •beat hla team’# chancer tbla aaaaoa. "Wa have people aa ear ■pud with more ability than we'ro bad la three or four yaara aad 1 really tool ear team baa a chasm to play wall tbla aaaaoa," ba aald. “1 think wo hare a aquad with a chance to Impaara rapidly aa the aaaaoa program a." Tbla waa certainly wetaoma aowa to dedicated Okla­ homa football fan* who bad watched their Sooaera tum­ ble from a perennial power to obacurlty witbla their owh V/tv _ luparvlsloa,” ba said. "Tba Injuria* la Omm days v a n tremendous.” During Uw parted, ba said, th a n war* 17 death* la ansupervised matches. From 1920 to tba present, with supervUloo, tbera bava baan a almllar numbar aI ring tatalltlaa. Fleischer, a boaar vbo quit •hen ba waa knocked oat, aald New York State boxing waa free from oadarworld in­ fluence. "I don’t know of any unssvory eharaetara la boxing to­ day la tbia atate," ba aald. Boston’s BUI Russan sat aa tba bench Tuesday nlgbt and the Celts still picked up a gam* ova* second pines Syra­ cuse in Uw NBA Eastern Di­ vision scramble. tli- A r s rebounding demon generally considered to bo the key Celt, waa hold out of Tuesday Bight's contest against De­ troit Ho la nursing aa in­ jured ankle. The Cotta played part of the way with vateraa Clyde Lovellatto lo the post and went the rest of the way with the typo of staling no-pivot fast brash they used to em­ ploy before Russell arrived. It paid off with a 12S-1LS win over Detroit. The game was played aa part of a double at Madi. son 8quar* Garden. Oscar Robertson lad Cincinnati past New York, 139-129, la Uw nightcap. HEADED OFF — Dave Oamboo of Syracuaa Isn’t actually wearing a basketball as a head. It ju st looks th at way aa Gene Conley of the New York Knickerbocker! steals the ball from him a t New York'a Madison Square Garden. NEW YORK (UPI) - The annual Army • Navy football game at PhUadalpbla this flaturdey la rated even money by Uw eddsmakora. But Rosa Bowl-bound Sou­ thern California, Mississippi and Alabama a n listed as favorites for the last Satur­ day of Uw regular 1993 col­ legiata season. Navy has beaten Army In tbalr last thro* meetings, but the Middies have a 44 record this aaaaoa white Army poaa- esses a 9-3 mark. Southern California, tbs nation’s top-ranked team, mee’s a resurgent Notre Dime aquad that has won four straight games. Ttw Tro­ jans era picked by 7 points. Third • ranked Mississippi, •caking, to nail down a berth la the Sugar Bowl against Arkansas, Is a 23-poiat choice over Mississippi State. Sou­ thern California (9-0) aad Mississippi (9-0) also have perfect records at stake. bin Twins Approve Minor Pact ROCHESTER. N. Y. (UPI) —The Minnesota Twins suewilfully completed a a v • r a 1 weeks of negotiation with Dellaa - Fort Worth Toeoday by signing n working agreement with the American Asso­ ciation club. Minnesota had a working agreement with Vancouver of Uw Pacific Coast League b u t seaaon while the Rangers were tied with both the Los Angeles and Philadelphia Phillies. Sign Agreement ROCllENTER, N. Y. (UPI) —The Cleveland Indiana have signed n limited w o r k i n g agreement with Monterrey of Uw Mexican League. Earlier, Uw Lo# Angeles Angela sign­ ed n similar agreement with Reynoso. Adcock Traded h Tribe Deal jttdSUCt Vailed F rau htornaUmal Tba Mississippi State Bull­ dogs, tba only barrier to a perfect season lor coach John Vaught’s Mississippi Rebels, concentrated on their paailng offense end defense Tuesday. Coach Paul Daria ahkd away from contact week to avoid injuria* before the 01* Hiss encounter Saturday. Tba Rebels, who would take Uw SIC crown with a victory over Uw Bulldogs, cmphsslred punting, punt coverage and returns and p au offense and defense In their drill. Georgia fullback Fred Bar­ ber Is a doubtful starter In Saturday’s fame with Geor­ gia Tech. Georgia tackle Ray Rissmllicr. bothered by an ankle injury, is expected to play. Georgia Tech worked on a defense a ga Inst Georgia’s passing, nalfback Joe Auer, who left AUanta Monday "for personal reasons” waa reported on hla way back to school and waa expected to rejoin Uw squad. Auburn avoided contact work to keep down injuries in pre­ paring for Ha game with Alabama Saturday. At le n t aix Plainsmen were on Uw aide IInca yesterday. Tennessee tailback Bobby Mortoa is still a doubtful Why YOU Should Buyi TIRES from McROBERTS starter for Saturday's game with Vanderbilt. Vol tailback Mellon Falrclotb la still eat with a hip Injury. Vanderbilt placed tba em­ phasis on pass plays and a goal lino defense against the Vol single wing. The Miami Hurricanes saw some shifts up front Tues­ day as Coach Andy Gustaf­ son worked to give throwing star Georg# Mira more time to get rid of the football. The Hurricanes take on Florida's Gators la the Or­ ange Bowl Saturday night with a bid to the Gator Bowl at stake. Coach Gustaisoo, who said ho would begin tapering off today in contact drills, Tues­ day moved Jo* Smerdcl and Stan Maulty, both slowed by Injuries previously, up to tba second unit He also switched Bob Hart from offensive cen­ ter on the third team up to the accood unit Florida Coach Ray Grave* put bis Gators through a se­ cret drill again Tuesday. Graves said the contact drill was satisfactory and pronounced the team physi­ cally fit for the game. He tba fastort runner In Uw world bat I bare never aaca him dog U even once. Be gives 100 per cent of blmielf all the time. "11a will bo my first b u s ­ man, period." Despite the decline is hla average, Adcock made a re­ spectable long-ball showing with Milwaukee tbla year by kitting m homers aad driving la TP rune ia l t l games. "I think he’ll like the leftfield fence la Cleveland,” Tabbaits said with obvious relish. Adcock's departure f r o m M i l w a u k e e automaUcaUy makes Tommie Aaroo, Hank’s young brother, tba Bravaa’ NEW YOBS (UP!) -T a rregular first baseman. ry Baker of Oregon State, this year’s Helsmsa Trophy winner, w u one of ei^it col­ lege senior football players designated today as scholarathletes of the year by -the National Football Foundation and Hall of fame. The eight player*, on* from each geographical district of the country, wort selected not only, for their foootbsll ability, but also for their aca­ ANY U. S. CAR demic a p p l i c a t i o n aad achievement and all - round leadership qualities. Joining Baker In this dis­ tinguished group are Albert Snyder of Holy Crons, Timo­ thy Callsrd of Princeton, Gary Cuotio of Virginia, Bob ■R A K E A Heckman of Dayton, Rex F R O N T END Russet! of Oklahoma State, John Culpepper of Texas aad S P E C IA L Ron Manno of Utah. N N O U N C I N G *9 “ always have at least FRIG ID A IRE OPEN HOUSE PARTY FRIDAY, NOV. 30, 1962 1700 W. FIRST ST. GENUINE FORD Anti-Freeze 60 GENUINE FORD Radiator Hose 20% Discount GENUINE FORD EACH S2 <4 H— d for tk* />M/aaf 54 • 56 FORD EACH 42*4 u a a /ta a SERVICE STORE 555 W. l i t St. FA 2-2821 McROBERTS Tire Supply, Inc. Florida Diatribe tore Per Deeman eastern Built TUeo We Give Plaid Stamp* W. First St. SANFORD FA 34431 SANFORD, FLA. Thermostats 57 • 62 Ford a Fakoa TIRE SPECIALIST 81NCE 1933 G.H . High, Appliances GENUINE FORD OIL FILTERS Lifetime Unconditional Road Haiard W arranty. FREE: Periodic FREE: Tire Rotation Inspection FREE: Flat Tira FREE: Front End Repair Check Budget T eraa - No Carrying Charge ! ATT: FORD OWNERS NOVEMBER Eight Players Are Scholars • A "We’ro throwing out Funk’s record this year. Wa happen to think ha’s aa exceptionally fiat pitcher." Dillard, a 29-yearold left headed bitter, was ao ball d firs for Uw Tribe last season, either, batting only A30 and driving la only 14 runs ia M games. But Bragin likes Urn aad plans to ghr* him a crack ai Uw regular left field Job. Curtis, whe cam* to tba Braves (ram tba Cuba ia midMason. had a aombtasd 44 record this year. Tba deal between tba Ugara and Cuba w u Uw Uth of tba winter meetings. Boros, a 28-year-old 929,000 bonus baby who bad a brilliant rookie year in 1991, slumped to .229 last season although ba hit 19 boma runs. BRASS MOTORS LOCAL FIAT DEALER 206 E. Commercial FA 2-5441 i 4 / \ EASY CREDIT FREE PARKING BRING THIS AD TO OUR PARTS DEPT. Year Friendly Ferd Denier STRICKLANDM0RRI80N. 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SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN TENDER-AGED HEAVY WESTERN byb Seen With Heeay Pea l i t Lo.Ho Street. Newark. Now J .r o .r , yoa a re horobr required to file y e a r anowor e r w rlttea defena.a, If e a r. la the shove free oodles w ith the Clark e f thla co u rt, mod to oorve a eepy ttoroof epee the r u i a u r r a etteraey a. whooo a a a e e aad addreee oppooro horeea. ea e r before U e 1th day of December. ISIS, the aata ra of U U proceedln* belag e eult (or foroeloaaro of m orteaee asaln el U e follow, lag d .terlh td property. to-w lli Let 111. O A K L A N D H IIX A a.oordlo* to the plat U ereef aa reoordad la F U t Beak IS, r e s t II, Public R eeerdt of fem laole C euatp, Florida; la fath ar w tlk l Jashaoa Oaa Hot W ater U reter. Medal C tSS. Bertel IIITL DONE AND ORDERED e l Sanford. Seminole County, State of Florida, thla Ith dap of November, IMS. SWIFTS PREMIUM PROTIN GOVERNMENT-INSPECTED TENDERAGED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE! Round Steak (boneless) Rot Roast (bone in) # # Short Ribs . . . . . Ground B e e f . . . . ROBSJIT A. RICHARDS mad VIRGINIA if. RICHARDS, hie wife, Defendants. xotsch n r a u rr STATR n r FLORIDA r a ^ v i VMMe Another Notes Soap Poaorita O fficer Charged In DeGoulle Plot Prayer Proposal ___ Tstfy H«Im C i— i a# Tho bill, approved 304) in the Sontto, bow to o t to tbo governor. Approved by tbo House loai week, tbo bUl oloo drew o unanimous okay by a Senate committee and waa sent to tba calendar, only to bo (tailed by debate on reapportionment It waa approved by tba legislators following G o t . Farida Bryant’* broadening of the session, which was •ought by tbo Florida Citrus Commission. PARIS (UPI) — Police to­ day accused a former naval officer of planning to kill President Charles de Gaulle a t a military parade last July 14. Lt. Jean-Paul Gras, a do•srter bom the marines, and a companion, Mare Thlbeult, appeared before an examin­ ing Judge on charges of plot­ ting against tbo security of the state. Police said Gras confess•d that bo intended to assasslnate Do Gaullo during the parade but dropped the plan because the Secret Army Organization gave him only two hand grenades. He •aid be thought this waa not enough to do tbo Job. g M M M i W N C ftM l Delsey T issu e .... 2 Dog Food...........3 o s bbs Sauerkraut...___ 2 fro z e n foods d a iry s p e c ia ls "W HERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASU RE!" Golden Rlp« Lathy Whip Fameoe Paoaorl Coffee Cake....1 “ doum p ro d u ce lo n e " Topping....... .f,i r 4 n rw u ri reswm■ e fgBtonn Coconut Cake ! Margarine....!£■ 3 Toary OHpUoJ Crispy Pizza... Oro-Me Qnkh Preaea French Fries.... Crpreoe Gerdeae Ceaao— reled Orange Juice 6 Scallops......... Treaeoea Me PaaeSy Peek S*m Shrimp DirmeTRoiu 2 SERVING ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, CASSELBERRY, PERN PARR, L'hom Cheess 'iT 4 Cheddar Cheess £ 5 LONGWOOD, MAITLAND, NORTH Apples .. Cefcp Woman Cel Carrots . V.B. Mr I Gene Potatoes UHLANDO AND SANFORD." . . . free* �w* consider theta combined ■ oa bin cards improperand of etiquette. Aw we right tag our son's actions? M ? R 5 re S b l sad admit th at it's tim GIRL who k rttatec you, not tho bgcaeh stfc qoette. Too could throw tho etiauetto book a t your son, but I wouldn't advise it, boeaoso if they aw aorious his a sst card could bo signed "Mr. and M w J" — officially. LIB SCAB BATTLED: O m of tha m * difficult John of a •arami to to follow Mb o S o n s a d is m tho p e n * S srtiS v LITTLE HUB JRANNKNNB L0UI8B KramJaif tr, daughter of Mr. ami Mn. B. BL IronJ H f w 4 r * OMNVBlfQ M r NQ08Q DOTHM/p I p mbUf» With mamben a t M e r id ith - E v a n o o W e d d in g A n n o ju n c c d By Leufoetoi tho family. After meaMag • tvfcyela ahn was haidtp tw in of tha others wly> came to help tor ohw m the Ms day. Guests Included grandpawpto. Mr. and MraTj. H. LoncboK, am aunt aad aide, Mr. aad Mn. Jenm DaBriM aad Mtoe Diaaa Fleischer, Birth, dev Jen erenra aad coffee were ewved to the goosts, who helped her opes her other sifts of toys cod trinkets. (Herald Photo) CREATIVE W O M A N 189-H _ of a ehfld who w sata to "be Hke tho other M dx" This letter, from a to tte r than L o n e DBAB A B IT : Planes tell motto daughters to f to "to like tho other fM s* to taka c a n : My BMthcr was "oU-fashkoed." No a a k a c p untQ I was 16 and then sparingly. No heria or nykms I a y fact year ia high aekooL I i't allowed to "so steady" ia h ifh aehool aad 1 luid to be ia by m ldnifht when 1 had a date. 1 wept aad A lt "balded," b at b o w 1 srnteful fo r but author's food ■ease. Tho stale 1 envied aad who w en allowed to look SO w hen'they w on 15s are now bond, bitter end banted oat. Many a n already di­ vorced a t 2211 graduated from colleso ia done, and a a eimaged to be married a t Christmas. I f a mother wants to do her daughter a favor, aha will alow her opt NOT SORRY on * DEAR ABBY: Oar son insists oa sending aa M other's Day and Father’s Day eards signed by both Jo c a A y f a It d ife t Personals - s p o o r - BOOK Holiday Socials V A H -5 Wives Planned By Spend Holiday A t Muflet Park Mullet Lake Fmh was tho setae of n hags Thanksgiving fanit for thn Officers Wives aad children af VAH-B. Tur­ key with all tim trimmings, sweet potatoes, era sherries, aad pumpkin pi* were an the menu for the day and w en donated by the wives. After dinner there was Jump rep*, baseball aad hikes for tha ST children and bridge for tha 14 wive*. Pictures war* also taken to tend to the busbands and fathers to tho squadron who art deployed to the Mediterranean. Those enjoying tike after noea were Mm**. L. H. Bette, X. B. Hamilton, R. H. Love­ lace, Q. W. Govan, T. B. Mead, D. W. Beard, X. C. Flynn, V. D. Monroe, C. L. Fitspatrick, R. F. Watson, D. X. Boose, H. W. Johnson, X. X. Rodd and H. A. Lackey. Like Miry Personals By Frances Wester Visiting ia Lake Mary for t h e Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs. J. L. Bullard ware bar daughters, Mn. C. B. Drickell aad Mrs. A. Paulk, aad bar asn-ia-Iaw, A. Paulk, all from Atlanta, Ga. They also visited their other sisters her*, Mra. W. F. Miasbew aad Mrs. W. P. Burke. Friday night the famUlee gathered at the home of Mrs. Burke far Home for tit* Thanksgiving holidays were the following Lake Mary young people: Dolore* Klracb, Mynas Williams, Den Coleman, Curtis Green, Corky Bucklew and Xobart Away far the holidays was tha Charles Ssssmsn family, vUitiag friends ia the southern part of the rial*. Back to Lake Mary to spend the winter are Mr. aad Mrs. Herbert J. gahler from Green­ wood Lake, N. Y., and her mooter aad father, Mr. sod Mrs. Joseph Carvene, from Eioatstoirg. N. Y. Tigeiettes ner made there. They visited Switzer! rad, Sweden, Italy, France aad Germany. la Nv> way they Sound the eld fans* itead be reinemberid hear1*1 hi* graadfathar talk about wheaM w ean lad. They heard operas la Italy, rod# lubways la Franco aad l i r e their imprasiloao of tho people In Eeit and West Ber­ lin. While they wort rlaitlns a minuter la the east section, someoaa called polieo becaaae strange people wore visiting then. No one knew who called It was decidsd la hold a gift the police. He stated that we should be alert la this country exchange at the December and see to H that what they business meeting. saw thssw artn never happen Three guests w en welcomed to the meeting, Mrs. Arthur Jones, M n. Elisabeth Jonas and Mrs. Gertrud* Naughton. During the social hour hostess•s, Mn. Wallace Gabler and Mrs. Price Goodsoa, assisted by Mn. C. Fellows, Mrs. B. Beider, l f n . James Duffy, and M n. F. Howard, served refreshments to tho memben and guests present. North Orlando Personals By Gluey flkfalak Mr. and Mn. James D. Grlnstead, 41 N. Third, an­ nounce the arrival of Patti baby daughter, Joining at homo brothers, Duacaa aad Timmy. Mr. Anton Krecek ia recup­ erating at boat* altar uadergolng surgery t t Orange Me­ morial HeepitaL The Krecek* live at 140 N. Edgmon. Visiting Mr. and Mra. BIB Harris, UO N. Cories, are their daughter aad son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall aad ■oa, John, Jr., ef Miami, Sorority Chapter Members ef Gsmma Lamb­ da Chapter of Beta Blgma Phi held s vary Impressive cere­ mony st a neeet meeting at tha home ef Mrs. footed Brows ia Park Bidge. Mra. GQ Daigle, Mrs. La Mar Marideth aad Mra. Jerry McCabe received their Bitual ef Jewels phu. Pledge pins were received by Mn. Beaks Golden, Mrs. Billy Wyaa. Mn. Don Bell aad Mra. Sidney Jones. During the aerial hour refreshments ef cake aad cof­ fee were aerved by tha haa- Personals Mr. aad Mra. B. C. Williams have returned from a visit with their daughter aad aonia-law, Mr. aad Mrs. J . W. Edmonson aad family, to Oviedo Club Plant Annua] Bazaar Saturday all the trimmings, will he served from S to S p.m. Tic­ kets for the supper are ea •ale and may ba obtained from any club member. Tha bazaar will feature booths of baked goods, bandmade articles, Christmas srrsngsmsnts, plants and a Country Store. Door prises will be awarded end sandwlchee, cake and cold drinks will be available. The public la Invited In at­ tend. AO members are re­ quested to contribute to the various departments and help maka tha project a big sue- Get Rid Of Bouffant Hair Style By ABria Hart, NBA Photos of the aew straight hair styles may cause you to despair of ever being able to wear them. It’s true that la their extreme form, only highfashion models or those of as fortunate enough to have beautiful bone stroctun caa cany them off with a flair. But a* expert hairdresser caa gtve you a modified ver­ sion that will have enough softness sad stQ create the iDusioo of a sleek aew coif­ fure. Whatever you do. don’t deride that you must still wear a full bouffant style la order to look your best. Rev. Aldridge Visits In DeBary DEAR MAN: T hen are a t least two things wrong with legalising wife - spanking: (1) When does a spanking end and a beating begin? (2) Who is Dm final authority on when a wife "needs" a spanking? When she repeatedly puts starch ia hie collars? Or pastes his mother ia the face with a coeoanut cake? Sor­ ry, but spankings are for children, 0 requlrs mack Jh s And Enterprise M ean to American mo­ thers; Do your children look Rev. WIlford Aldridge, for up to, admire aad respect merty of DeBary, attended the Thanksgiving Day service at their father? the DeBary Community Meth­ odist Church and had dtaner at tha Children’s Home hi Enterprise. Joining him at the dinner were his daughter and bar family, R*v. aad Mrs. B. Carlton. "The children's feelings aRev. Aldridge is presently serving two church**. He is bout their father, M any home ■salatsat poster st the Metb- a n to a largo extent foster­ odist Church to Clearwater ed by their mother, if the and also assists at tha Palma mother admiree her husband, Sola Community Church (on* respects Ms opinions, and of tha oldest to Florida) at treats him as the real bead of tha household, tho child­ Bradenton. ren will do tho same. "If, Instead, she le for­ ever finding fault with her (jJo M U U t .* a hard-worklag father does­ n’t have m art time to spend with Ms family. If the mo­ ther hta the children know that their father la working hard for tha family, that ho has a man’s work to do in a man’s world and that he shows his love for his fam­ ily, net as a mother does by ell the acts of •‘mothering’’ but by going out and earning a living, no matter bow Ut> tie time he has (or his child­ ren, they won’t feel that their father loves them Mm than their mother does. "All of this has to be doac by a loving wife who doesn’t Mr. and Mra. t . W. kins announce the birth son. K. W. Dtetin* J r , to at Orange Memerlal pill], Orlando. Din­ of a Nov. Han- valuta. Thera is nothing to Mm play ef tim hand, from tha ex­ pert standpoint that la. South plays dummy’s ana of hearts at trick one, d ram tramp*, funs tha three eiubo and plays s second heart. It dost net matter to U a which opponent wins the trick. If a dlsmead Is led. tt solves all problems about the queen of diamonds. It anything else is lad. South will discard a diamond from one band and tramp from one hand and tramp to tho other. The average player ass ha taught from tim expert’s play. By Ruth M ille tt want or intend to b t first with her children at the price of putting tho father la se­ cond place.” So think about it, you mo­ thers of young children. The imago that your chlldm have of their father la to a g n a t exteat the image you are presenting to them. U they don’t think their father is the gnatest man ia the world, it could be your fault instead of his. BUY NO W Mm wrong, or If aba belittles Ma Ideas and suggestions, tin children a n a l going look up to Mm with much respect ”1 doesn't oven n utter that Year Welcome Wagon Hootmo will call with gift* a a d f r i e ndl y MATTRESS gieetiage from the com­ munity. RENOVATION RECORDS U fktvdcM Wools aad Coitona ■ I Ts 10 Personals hsd W EATH ER J H O N Local ■Events WEDNESDAY The Holiday-Time dance at tha Mayfair Ian, (posseted by tho Pilot Club. Dsaelag from • p.m. to 11:10 a.m. to the music of Tommy Allen's New York Orchestra. Tichsta available s t the door. 0 flk i/iiJ O By Oswald Jacoby lmNorth to visaltar Booth's hid. Tbs method of the slsm thet North adopted \ MIBB V X J ttl q ia otssx meets with full spprovsL He started by checking for seen i BBSS _____to le ts Boon (91 Own checked for Uage. When S A Q IT I South ahowud only one king ~?e North wisely settled for the a ie « xee small slam. His bidding did not pre­ clude a grand slsm hid by Booth. When the Blackwood convention la used properly a five so-tiwmp bid which follows s four no-trwmp not only asks for Mags, but also guarantees Mist the partner­ Hence, South could go to tho ship holds all four aces. grand slsm M ho thought ho (/)% 0 W hat's on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a self - addressed, stamped envelop* to Abby, Box 8865, Beverly Hills, California. • • • For Abby's booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding," send 50 cents to ABBY, Box 8365, Beverly Hills, Calif. SUITS Oviedo By Jean Lptoe Nr. and Mrs. Jim Mitchell of Oviedo spent the holiday weekend with Mrs. Mitchell's parents, Mr. and Mra. F. L. Bloat, In Wladtmar*. Mr. tad Mr*. Edvard Me* Carth? v a n holiday guest* of Mr. aad Mrs. Stanley Xadar at thoir homo oa Clara Vlita. Recent dinner guosts at tho Community Drive homo of Mr. aad Mrs. Harry Schob wera Mr. aad Mrs. Ralph Bodioat aad danghtor, Barbara; Mr. aad Mrs. B. TIUroma. Mr. aad Mrs. F. Schmidt and tho Schoba chlldm , Kathy, Linda aad Lorraine. Mr. aad Mrs. Howard Paine have returned to DeBary from a two month honeymoon trip to Maacheater, H. H., aad CaBfonla. Mra. Paiae U the former Marjorie May Lilli*. Mrs. William Lahentaa. Mrs. William Hibbard aad Looiaa aad Mafdeliao r a il •peat Thaahiiiviac day ia Daytona Beach. Mrs. Elmo Moore (pent Thaahagivlaa day la Atlanta, Oa., wttk Mr family. She Joined M r eoa aad family la Gainesville and they all mads the trip together. Housegut it of Mr. and Mra. WUUam Sandell to Mrs. Sandell’s sister, Mrs. Ana Rally, of the Bronx, M. Y. le v . Damon Scott, pastor ef the DeBary Community Mathodist Church calibrated hU birthday last vaek with his family. Mr. aad Mrs. A. Lnto of Naw York will soon bo residsnts of DeBary. They a n building a aew home at Ltgtoa Place. Other newcomers welcomed, recently, to DeBary a n Mr. aad Mra. V. Boa# from TMaesse* and Mr. sad Mrs. B. M. Dirkeen ef Illinois. Miss Dorothy B*H ef Fendale, Mich., haa Mea visiting with her grandparents, Mr. aad Mra. Chester Beach, aa Lucerne Drive. Mist BeO Is DEAR ABBY: If you reed tho papers as wall as write for them, yoa sow tho article sto a t tha judge who gave a husband permission to spank Ms wife when aha needed tt. Ail I can say is, " It’s about time! * ‘ ins to think tha women over the country. If mom men tam ed their wives over their knees and showed them who was boss, society would be la better shape. Spanking should be legalised everywhere. q n e J(A ira o p D a o lf VIRGINIA PBTR09KI M Ow -------In Mbs Of Nsw Asiteel. P. a Box 1X14 NORA NOHR1S TB S-1914 SA N FO RD E L E C T R IC C O . M A RY ESTH ER ’S 112 N. Park Ave. SANVORD, FLA. �) u a n r v k TV Time Previews IBB lever boy Sonny Drysdalt, Dm bar t)M uD* rra* roo moot stasia this skew. Ha’s eery fumy »» ha tries to mold Elly May (Donna Douglas) inU a sophisticated woman. Tho Clampotta don’t Uka it and Granny (Iron# Ryan) roaorta ia to i m of a hillbilly potion A T L O W E S T P R IC E S .!! dopth and too important fJcebeUter to bo to ally toad, Roak m o o li p out tho Clampctt family a n a n d politico! ckanctoriotka Baddy Eboon aa Jed and Man Barr aa Jethro. 9:90-10 p. m. (C M ) Dick Van Dyko Show. Whenever tho producer* write fall tolao for Moray AmiUrdana and Rooo Mari* aa Buddy and Sally, you al Watery lending to hia op* can bo atm of a good, funny pointmoat and tho rote ho ahow. They got tho nod to* daily perform* in world errata. night when Rob auddeniy m l* 7:90*9 p. au (NBC) The Vir­ taea that aotoothing ia going ginian. “Waot" (Color) Doug oo behind hia bock and bo la McClure goto tho lion’a aKaro not faat enough to catch i t Bo of thla tolcplay which nafor* faora they aro doing other tanately la too thin of atory to really got moring. Ho goto ia* cron more that they o ey bo eelrod with imaginetiro idooa brooking their contract. Their about tho wild weat from a dialogue ia not to be missed. couple of fua-lorora who con* Mary Tyler Moon to featured. rinco him it atill eaiata. Btero 10*11 p. a . (NBC) Tho Eter* Cochran ia very convincing aa n t h Hour. "Cry a Little Par tho con-man typo who acta hb Mary, Too.” Good noting hut mind apinning, and Allan Caae generally depreesing to this playa a ahorlff who ahowa him themo concerning tho bitter­ that thooo day* or* goo* for* ness of parent* (Harold Gould oror. Jamea Drury atari. and Shirley O’Hara) igofamt 7:90-9:10 p. to. (ABC) Wag­ the young maa (Kotr DuOoa) on Train. “Tho Kurt Darla aecoaod of kllliag their toon* Story.’* An unuaoal plot with ago daughter. Ha a t first de­ on ofiusual part for gooat star nies tho accusation, than adEddie Albert la the title role. mite tho crime, loading Dr. Paralysed by an accident, bo Bassett (Wandell Corey) to I* nursed by tho remorseful test hia m e n t a l eapoeltic*. woman roaponaibla for hia In­ Quit* good as tha youth’* jury. The woman (Francos mother ia Judith Evelyn. Raid) la found to bo mentally 10*11 p. m. (ABC) Naksd disturbed and suapenso builds City. "Dust Deeil On A Qulat dramatically when tho hetpleao Street.” An onuaual atory man aad tho helpteao woman with hotter then avorago act* face a teat of courage that ing marks this as good hot It drawn them together. is about two budding acton 9*9:90 p. m. (CB8) The Boy- who display their talents to Orly Hillbillies. Louis Nya, on unsuspecting sidewalk aucti­ again in hia rote of collegian* oneer. I WEDNESDAY P. M. It** ( t) W arn* Paoeher (I ) C hsenet • Newer***, (I) ABC • :** (1) K dttonal 1:1# (ei M asie Momsat* la ip o rta • : t l (f> A tlsotl* W e a tte r (I ) Mid-aim. mvealag (I ) m 0:11 ( t) W (I) 1:11 (t> Peat Mawseaa* New* B dtiartal Commas! Sports P icture W eather Shew Side (I) Leaend o f W a tt Karp 0:11 (II Brevard Now* 1:1* t*l Spoil* Report < :i! IS) Huntley - Brinkley t i l III :p,.M iina*t T:00 t i l ll i s Deputy It) lio c ra p h y (*) Rainbow lunch I’s rty T:«a <») Waiton T rain (I) CD* R eports ■ (31 The Virginian l:S« ( t ) The Third Man (1) The Rehela ( t) Onln* My Way l:H (II H aw aiian By* t l ) P arry Como (I) The Beverly Illltbllllea 1:1# cat n ic k T ea Dyke Skew II) Our Men H iggins 10:00 III Naked City I t) Tlia Klevanth Itour t o I’. H. Mtaal Hour 11:1* I t) Newacop# (I) ABC rin e l Neper! • («) Ch. * R eports U t i l (I) Mld-Pla. Nows 11:10 (l> W eather (I) W eather 11:11 <»> T heater t i l l * (1) Tonlt* Show 11:11 (I ) Hollrwond Movlo Calvaeado Quantity Rifhta Reserved Prices Good Thru Dec. 2 Only (I) Maalo o f V oile (I) Mld-Pla. g*Fort 1:10 (0) L atnim a 1:11 (I) ailmnaetiea 1:1# (I ) Illshw ay F atral (I ) Helene* (I ) A* Tha W orld Turn* 1:00 (1) Merv O rlffln Show 10) Day la Court \ (0 | Ar) L lnhlatter’a . . Ilouaeparty 1:10 (1) M trr a r l lf l a (0) Bovaa Koya 0:00 (1) l.or*tta Young (0) Mllllonalro I t ) queen F or a Day Oil# (3) Young Dr. Melon* (1) To Tall Tho Truth t i l Who Do You. T ru st t i l l t t ) Colllngwoed News (I) Secret Storm 4:00 (I) Make Room For FLA. GRADE A D ft D Center Cut Daddy ( t) Secret Btorm (II Am. Dandatand 4:10 (!) Here's Hollywood (0) (Ms* of M ailt (1) Rlacovsrp *41 4:14 (I) American Niwaetaad 1:04 (I) Superman (4) Unela W alt (1) Reel o( IlmuMlO 1:10 (!) t l.*d I Liras 14) Deputy Daw* 1:11 (I) W tatber Show OPEN 11:45 RITZ KANSAS QUEEN THURSDAY A. 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Ptorldo and (llo th* original la tho offloo of tb* Clark or th* akoan Coart on, or M(*r*. th* Ttk l o r of DicomMr, t i l l , la 4** (•a lt ot which th* CoMDlolat will M to h ia M *onf*oi*4 •g o ln it iron for tho r*ll*f roqn**t*4 l a PlotatirPo C om * k to la t DATED thl* Ilk Any o t N onm hor, t i l l o t Sanford, Ptorldo. (SBAL) A rthar f t Beckwith, I f , Clork of Circuit C ourt B it Martha T. VlhMa D. C. Pakllih Boa. T. 14, I t, Ml CDC«1I m m �» % a -: r:, . F A 2 5612 W E BENT • HwpOal M • Plijpoi SWEETIE PIE • Wheel G U n • M M • ComteOdoe • b k r M t Phone • Wafcen • High Chain • Crotchet • Holloway M i WILSON -MAIER ui e. rtm a t Wk m m i THOMAS MOVING & STORAGE IZ2-5612 local A Lrag Dtetaaca Ha 9 1 If. i M n l FA • Office 2M W. P in t D EA D L IT ,I S ii 13. M blate Far M i SL Banaty 8nteM ' / S3. a MU aad aarvtea Wip M A WILLIAMS W By Nmdine Seltier B0BRITHalter Nov. Special «M8 PteMi 01 layand UrtmlM. Ann. Wave with o*4dKtesar ten PA>1111Mtetetele* BH. J S . a m a m h ^ 2 uST ni •33,000 ARRIETTSBEAUTYN008 £ Tbla hutnriona bean to < H PA S4948 ’ inmo al happy living «4 1MSo. Oak •raetena bo^Hillty. Larfo friendly rooms, t boantttel baths, aad teQy *«MpFRIGIDA1EB Ua< pod niodtra kitchen, fft*S ateo * Sarriaa , traOy ak-cradltteNad aad BenaaWteteg, Proa tmmitei .to L kaalH, (Mt 4 . bndroote Md Vihtea'a Randall Iteatete A Man te Mteitedat a large 1UMagnaUa VI. VAMMI wm IwmiIn* igicliui utility aad drahte earporte. 3ft, Ptemtem iwriate * 19%down, tha balance os xaortgaga wp te 29 years. PLUMUNO f) Available bow, m why not Cantraetiag te Retain W plaa cMataoo to o bow FREE DELIVERY U Idyllwildo homo by Shoo- . I. L. HARVEY mahor. It dooa teoh* a 284Saaford Ava. PAS4MI WI Wall 2S. U an * 7 Sarvlea « XOOMS aad bath. Coo* 29. A etoew lle B w fci pletaly unfurnished. Near 29A. Aato AecMMrtaa NAS. Nothing fancy, bat 30. MadUaarjr • Tnato aha ag m t $7J8 week. Pfc. SI. PnnHiy • U rM w fc 8IA. Fate 32. Flowan - Sknh* 53. FvaltaTa . 54. ArttotoB F ar Salt 55. A rtk i n W a s t'd M. A itaasW as • T n t b Legal Notice 37. Boata . Motors *8. Metercyclee • Baaatan PURN1SHED Apartment. Ph. It m c ra o e rr cobbt o r S9. T raikra - f a t o w PAr-noo. TMM n iT R JtPICU L O S . c t r r o r a ss r e s asm . a a ia c a v m . r u a t o i . CSARCSST MS. taaaa Clean A nt floor Apartment. Private entrance. 1004 Pala n u N o r tB L o in s t it u t io n matte. LOST: Men's Wriat Watch roll BAViaoa, r u i a t u t ’ WIttaaaar aa Celary Ave. aria t bedroom Trailer oa Reward. PA >34M. KUOBNS D. HBIOHWAT, at large lake. Call PA 2-T38*. Dafandanta. w o n c m o r a t r r in i tvasen voeeceoblee M i EUOENB D. HBtOUWAT and BUST C. HEIOHi m W ST, hla wtfa BEBIOBNCBi Unknown A M D TOi All p a rtita claim ing Inlaraata by, throngh, un­ der or against th e afore­ said percene TOO ARE hereby notified Chat a com plaint to foreclose n eartaln m ortgage encum ber­ ing tha following described te a l property, to-w it t t o t *. Block r . COCN TRT CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. t aecordlag to tho p lat thereof aa reeorded In P lat Uooh t l , Paga ISO, Dahlia lleeorda of 9amlnela County, Vlorlda, h a s Peon fU td against yon In tha above.etyled anil, and you are repaired te aarvo a copy of your Anawcr or other Pleading to tho Complaint on P lain tiff* atlorasye, AND­ ERSON, III.HII. DEAN. LOWNOTH a van dan RKIIO, 222 K att C entral A*,nua, Orlando. Florida, and Ilia lha original Answer or other Pleading In th a office of tha O arh of tha C lrealt Court an or before Ilia 7th day of December, is**. If 2>,ii fall to do ao, a ■lacraa pro confeaao w ilt ba taken agalnat yon for tha relief demanded la tha Corap l-l-’t. THIl NOTICE ahall bo pubII,he.I one# a wash for four con. e.utivo waaka la tha Kan'urd Herald, D vTED th is lih day af Novambar, IMS, Legal Notice v ic n r io o s n a n a Lake Mary, furnlahed I bed­ room apartm ent.‘ Clean, email, nice lor couple. PA NOTlCn II hereby «l».n that we are aayaaed to buetn.ee a t S t i. Sea 5 i t Mattlead, a# a la ole Ceaety. Florid*. aa- Large 1 bedroom house. Par­ dvr the ftetltloaa ‘ name a t tially furnished. Ideal for TWIN m a p l e N unaiH T . aad children. $40. 348-3431. that we lataad to remitter •aid name with the Clerk a t the Clrealt Court, aemlaele County. Florida la aecerdanea with the provlalona at the S Bedroom, 2 bath. Lakefront. Furnlahed or un­ furnished. PA >4920. 33 Ft. Houaelraller. Built on living room, bedroom and earporte, l a r g e storage room. Private lot. FA 2-3112. 2 BEDROOM house, kitchen equipped. $73 month. Ph. PA2-8103. Legal Notice D tf .n d a a u . n o t ic e ■ ohtuaum o r a t r r in ra E K C L o a u n B TO l CUARKNI'K A. HERRON an.l ANNIE D. HERRON, h i . wir* BBlIIIE.NCKl In • e U ta o r c o untry o th v r th an th a R u t* o f rio rlita . a n d m ailing i d dra«a t.vlna: Aviation M .ilal.m lth "B“ (HR Al.) ArDiur IL Baekwllh, Jr., Clark of Clrealt Court B r: M artha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clark Publish Nov. T. t*. 21. 22. CDC-1T in r u n o r thm circuit NOI.B c in c c rr c o rw r ninth jro io ia i. n r swo rim »kwi. COUNT*', chancery r i.o u iu * . n o . is s io nnaT NATIONAL. CITT RANK. TRUHTKK O TA R S E R ­ V IC E CORPORATION E T A t, PENSION I ’l.A M U N D E R A O IIIB A IE N T D A TED JA N ­ U A RY 1. 111*. UUENN C. JENSEN, «t a t. at NOT RESPONSIBLE I will not ba rtsponaibla fa r any d eb ts tncurrad by nnyans o lh a r th a n n y a a lf. DONALD L. DEVEKICKR tb s akavv-styivd suit, u J you nr* r.'iu lr.d to Mrvv • copy of your Anvwvr or olhvr rivalling tu lha Complaint on P la ln llira attiravjra. ANOCRHON. RUrtH. DEAN. U*WNOKS A van dan HERO. 122 "THIWtlTYMINKr| TVHYUNr AO W1E DwfcaJahfcrTaa Complete New Models • • • LARGER HOUSES 3 and 4 BEDKOO.MH MANY NEW FEATURES Coma m i and hava our salesman ebow lham to yaa under cua,(ruction. Van’ll see — lha moat atjuara footage for your dollar obtainable aaywhart. Tbaso Models Ala* Available On Your Own Lot at NO MONEY DOWN TEE N GREEN Country Clnb Rood nt Mayfair Couatry Club OPEN DAILY 10 TILL 5 Circuit Court on or before Ik* 21th day of Dvcvmbvr, 11*2. If you fall lo do •«, a dvi-rva pro confvvau will bv takan aesln al you tor tha rtlla f dam andtd la tha Com­ plaint. T h l. Notlca aball ba pub11.h .J one# a wv«k for four cauaacutlva week* In tha Hanford II. raid. DATED ihla l i t h day at Xovambar, 11*2. (SEAL) A rth u r It. II,okw ith, Jr. Clark of C ircuit Court Ily: M artha T. Vlbl.n Dapuljr Clark Publlih Nov. 21, 21 A Dec. I. 12. 1112. C DC-12 ALL SOLD OUT IN LONGDALE San T he LMN New 4 Bedroom Home la L ake W aym an lle ig b u On Longdate Ave. f u s t South O f Longdate Longwood, F la. 9 31ilea South o f Sanford T u rn W ent n t 2nd Rond South a f Owens B ro s. O PEN II a. m. to A p. m. DAILY MAIER CITRUS, ravala aai lots. 90S W. 2Mb SC a inch. Bicycle with wheels. Oo«4 caadtU w Stcnitiom Realty tgt te Hentinf a Ut N. Park Atvo. PA8-3430 Fturabiat AIR CONDITIONING ti ui C O N T R A C T aad R E P A IR C Approximately I aero earner % ORE f tot 2 Bedroombonao tera- 1897 InfcrdWA v a. P A MM — tehod, fteh pood I* baak. ^I $7309taraa. PA1-7104. 3ft. Rntete A Tatevintern J z tm. M C O L O R T.V. « J. W. Hally Realtor By Waaftagtekiia. Conn to lg m i M Ca loB" VAMM8 ** ! aad aaa E far jatwnlL n 2844 to VMMte AVI. Tawa te Country T. — 2583 Park Dr., 3224282. SaU Va Your Furniture. Quick 13. Martfiga Laaaa •vica With tba Caah. T .V . Service w ithin th o hour. R M O R T G A G E L O A N S P C I TRADING POST t m c n i f C T A it. a C an C o y * T .V . Service ] P H A and C oavaatloaal i MM. newest, ideally local River Float Commercial k Raaldaatlal calls $2.00. Many used sate — P in t a t soar p a n < BKM FOB RENT lor note. $3.00 wUl hold till S City Parking Late, ml. RoUawaya, JuvaHat W Property Stenstrom Realty Christmas. PA 24083. i. PRES delivery aad 111 N. Park Ava. PA2-2420 17. Apodal tarvfcte * E DRILLED, PUMPS, IS. BnMmm Opparttedty WE8LPLR INKER SYSTEMS Haadymaa Mora, 24fR aad All Types Md fttesa Praach. toady 1* ba fraa- Wa Repair *ad Service equipped. Will take e ld * ear CLEARANCE STI NE chiaad. $M09 dawa. Balfor equity. Call PA M M Good Quality aehiaary aad Supply Co. aaaa from proftta. Invest- 3M after A Finance with teeal S 1EDR00M Room, tntteeUsed Furniture 0 7 W . 2 ad St. P A 2 4 4 3 2 moat aacurad by laraatory. ad earporte, fenced yard. tod chair, like ROOMS. Ik e Gablet tel Also wa will gaanatee KEROSENE DELIVER had ~~Btea,settee Steal! down p a y m e n t , ■W ............................ $39.10 SPO Magnolia Ava. PA MTM. your w eakly taco m o. if TS CAR- IMS k * k * Furnace cteaalag service. &,]Id maple vanity deak with fullyRoquipyod. teanthly payment# $3i.50. yoa w o u ld Ilka m o to m ail Charles Benton. FA 24318. „ilrroc A bench and chad $u». pa ~ SI mL $ « p L "• Taxei and lnaunnca Includ­ RENT A B E D com plete Inform ation, w rite ed. 1M Garrlaaa Dr. Rollaway, Hoapltal A Baby E. P. Walsh, V. P. 101 Plano Tuning tad Repair *ought iron chair A otter- Per M a t JSap. Bade W oods Court Maitland, or W.L. Harmon - FA>4222 "fnan, foam cushions, pisa­ drive. MS, Jail By Day, Weak, e r Month ptnoe 947-3948. St. Johns Realty cushions ..... $29.30 on complete ova CARROLL'S FURNITURE SINGER ile THE TIME TESTED FIRM U11L PA M NL Ph. PA M ill ltd W. let S t K am SEWING MACHINE Ba a couch with boietarn 110 M. Pork Ava PA M M 1$. Faaute Help Wasted $19.50 Sates aad.Sarvka -> * BeauUsias wagiad. Ctit ’N Praia astlmatea la advanaa *•hulk Hiden-Bed. brown Move te new. 2 Bedroom, Curl Beauty Chop. 212 Pal­ Free borne demonstrefion BhnLtery Vt.).. .VI. W.» kitchen equipped. $01 mo. metto Ava. PA >0934 or arlmcnt alto Hido-a-Bed CALL FA 2-5788 No caah needed. FA 2-2003 PA 34012. *34 CHEV. d o e s. Standard A lan ’s Fabric A R u g a Furnished 2 bedroom home. Trans. 0 CyL S Dr. HT. rrj P c . dinette .......... $ 17J0 Double garage. Fruit ureas. H a n d l i n g an typos of AM BITIOUS WOMEN— with­ FRIGIDAIRE $20000 or oall FA S-UU 09 Pc. dteette, new , alight out aogtectiig your fam ily 2411 Palmetto. PA 24942 real eitate. Salas A Service g PA » m lam a gad ......... $ 48J0 your eaa ears goad money or PA 2-0274. 0. 11. HIGH g Pull list hollywood hade, 1984 Pont Pickup; IN I ChavJOHN E. FOX, representing Avon Cosmo- 1700 W . INSL Saainnl «litre nice, each .... $29Jo rolet Pickup wMh 0 Mock 20 Acraa newly plowed and ties. Write Box 248 Lock­ Ph. F A 2 4 8 8 2 S el REALTOR Lwrought iron bunka, with rack; alto 1 qvurtaihocaa. harrowed farm lead. N. hart or caD OA24098 Or­ lio N. Park Avenue mattreaaaa Cameron Ava. as east side lando. HEATING 1nncraprlng Phone 2234410. .................... $40JO Ph. 2297901. H mile South of Calory *. B . PO P E C O . IN C . 4 Cu. Ft dcepfreeie $79JO Experienced curb girls. Ex­ 2888a Park Ava. PA948M W Ava. E. B. Stowe. PA 24143 House n11-away bed with mattress perienced night waitress. FOR SALE Chick-N-Traat, Sanford. PRE-CHRISTMAS aovriogma­ ................ ....................... $ 10.00 Boil buys la Central Ptar- v 1 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, built-in Ph. 3234287 chine service, ateaa, oil and 3 Full alia bookcase head* Ida oe new 1983 medal Svto range $93 month. 8 Bed­ Wsitrosi. Neat aad attrac­ adjust. Regular $IJ0. just (w ards, eaeh ..... SIAM rods*, Larson Boats oa4 • room, 1 bath, M month. tive. 18 te 28 Years. Must tec. 8 Day* only. Phono 4 Tw JUST LISTED in alia bookcase bead- Gator Trailer*. White they 2 bedroom $40 month. For ill 3224411. t last. Exaaptet $971 40 h » ' wards, each ............ $0.00 further information contact Located In desirable Lech hava food egporieaee. W trala for cocktails. Apply Arbor and situated on large Evlorudta $488. $4M IF vn D anish w alnut bedroom Tad Williams Hardware. Club Dismoad la peraoo Refrigeration • Air-caaditlea- i tulle, new, slightly dam- Cruiser $3100. 1370 II’ Oa- ^ too x 133 foot shady home203 E. 23th St. lng men needed. Wa trala iged, was $219.50, now tor Trailer $200. Many after 1 p. m. site, this lovely new home, you. Write Commercial NICE clean bedrooms. $2.00 now under construction and ethers. Moate End atear* *2 Trade* Institute BexIS, c/o 19. Sitaatlena Wasted nearly complatloo, repre­ per weak. 208 Park Ava. Ph. anca aa used outfits al OI,S BEDDING CO. Saaford Harald. ^ A Magnolia PA MU1 dealer sents one of Sanford’s fin­ Children kept PA >4112. 221-0709. Wholesale. Tam o. est home buys of 1262. Robson Spotting Good*. A L L T Y P E S bedding raooaa Unfurnished house on N. Child Cara. PA >2T4. Downtown Sanford. Phone ** vated. Top quality work* 34 A rticle* F u r Sale Cameron Ava. 4 mile* east The borne consists of an en­ m aufaip. P b. E ch o U B o d nW O R K W A N T E D B Y M A N la Tvnta $3108 spaof Sanford. 4 Bedrooms, try fcyar, Urge living lo laaford. Ph. PA 2-1197. dlag Co., FA 24321 for , camp stoves, Army- SB. Motorcycles - Scooters kitchen appliances, quiet room, dining area, 3 bed­ eitluute. j Surplus 310 Sanford neighborhood, school bus rooms, 2 tile baths, encloa- Day’s W ork. PA >3114. stop. $80 per month. Ph. ed Florida room, kitchen, 29. AutoaobDe Berrien PA 2-0143. E. B. Stowe. large utility room, and Hand Sewing, mending, darnFACTORY TO YOU lo g . D rosses, skirts, short­ double earporte. AUTO GLASS ALUMINUM BUNDS 2 Bedroom unfurnished bouse ened or teogtlwaed. Mrs. closed head, Sag-proof botINSTALLED Clark. PA >7111. FA 24183. Tba features Include a fully im rail with plastic ands. VESPA Motor Soootera (now) W indshield Back Glass equipped, built-in kitchen, Ironing wanted. PA 3-3343. $10.83 down * $3.33 Woote or rayon tape*. Cot­ Will share furnished bouie Door Glass Vent Glaaa Ustlc central duct beat system in or nylon cords, ly. with the right couple. No SERVICE „ U> all rooms, well and Ironing. 323-0937, Lewis Sates k Service Glaaa and Paint children. 117 Catalina Dr. Scnlurik Glaaa and Paint 86 ikarikCom pump, (hidden from view EX 2317 Country Club Road pany -S C H O O L T eacher w ill care Com pany Furnished Oarage Apartment. by old brick well), hot wa­ for a refined little girl 2 to 210 M Ph. PA 2-7*22 agnolia Pb. FA 24823 Jl( Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4023 Adults. 840 a month. 1003 ter beater, and many a years o ld , or w ill board lo Elm Ave. others too numerous to 31. Poultry - Livestock my bom*- FA2-1740. mention. Also propped for 2 Bedroom house. FA 24378 air-conditioning at low ex­ IRONLSO done. Reasonable. FILLY SheUaad Pony. 7 te 21 Cqwaa Mougbtoa Ter­ months old. $80. Also trailer | tra cost if desire. Clean furnished Apartment $40. Can FA24479after 8. race. S. Olive off W.3rd. downstairs. Adults. Phone The total price, Just-419,930. PA 2-1134. IRONINGwanted. FAi -289«. 31A. Fata GUARANTEED • 13 MONTH • WARRANTY Extremely good financing. DACHSHUNDS ARC register­ 21. Heaaty Sakmi COKVAIR 4 Door Sedan. Floor Shift, Listed exclusively with— ed. Black Alea. 8 Month* FOR LEASE- Modern Ser­ Folding Boat__________ P E R M A N E N T S P E C IA L S old. A ll sh o t* . 3 2 2 -1 7 0 1 . vice Station, Two Bay For$ 1 .3 9 C o m p lete aad a large cellan Enamel Building. Stenstrom Realty can of style spray free. Chihuahua Puppy for sale, 1 A U CHRYSLER WINDSOR. 4 Door, Reasonable Invest­ Cut ’N.Curl Beauty Shop AKC Reg. 1317 Magnolia ■•te ® Automatic T ra n o ^ IrC o ad . ment. Contact Sinclair Re­ t i l N. Park Ave. FA 2 242u 312 Palmttto FA 24S3I Ave. fining Co. FA 2-2131. Jim Hunt Realty Altractivo 3 bedroom, 2 bath Office FA I-2U9 hom e. Fenced yard Near Nights FA 24849 NAS. 113 W. Coleman Cir­ 3234700 cle. FA 2-3899. 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. Sunlond Estates Homes 3 • UEDKOOAIH. 1, I ft A 2 BATHS V A -N O DOWN PAYMENT LOW MONTHLY YA • C eaveetiewal A -------------------- • PA YM EN TS FU A Financing - Sun,and K atatra . On 17*92 (2 Ml. Re. e f S anford) Rales Office ta t. H eeae Inside E ntrance KLNUSWOOD BUILDERS, IN C P H , f g 2-0974 JIM H U N T REA LTY . Rates A gaat Day a. FA 2-3111 - Ev*. k S un. FA 2-M42 - 3234799 4 Q C T PLYM OUTH 2 Door H ardtop ■ • t e l A utom atic T ransm ission Want More Money? Want a Better Job? FORD FA LCO N 3 Door M taadnrd T r a n n ^ ^ ^ C H E V R O L ET 4 D oor, A utom atic T ra n s.______ . WE FURNISH YOU CADILLAC Sedan DeVUte NEWCAR-GAS-OPPORTUNITY 1 1857 Powar And Air Condition 1 Q R 7 OL1KSMOBILE 98, 4 Door *500.00 & Up Per Month 194)1 Hardtop, A lr^ndlttea^ If yuu think yuu can LEARN te mII nvw and u*«d car* nrite name, address, phone and smploymvnt rscurd; reports confidential. Notification by Dec. |*t. Aga tvquiramants undvr 45. Permanent poaition. Mail to Dos 3, c/u Sanford ilvrald. II 10RA CHEVROLET S Dour Hardtop 1 9 9 0 g Cylinder? Aula. r -8ACE PONTIAC 4 Dour Sedan ■9 9 " Automatic Trans. aa * y ■ 3503 PARK AVE. I l l E. 2nd BT. �StoUt*1 v . . . . . . . . . . . . 7/$1 Tomato S a u ce ............. 12/ C O R N E D B E E F T f i Van Camp -12 Oz. Tin M y-T-Fine PUDDINGS 3 - 2 ! Vermont MaM SYRUP «• 2! CLUB STEA K .............98' /(-. RIB S T E A K ................ 79 ib. FAMILY STEAK......... 69u>. GOLD - MEDAL • 5 Lb. Bag Canned Ham $099 Murhoefcr - 4 Lb. Tin ouX Boston Butt Pork Roast Ia u V n t t n 4 9 JONATHAN APPLES ib . Fresh Lean Pork Steaks ■59* ib. 4 lb-cell° 39* Red Crapes w 2 ^2 9 California Tomatoes 3 23‘ i Armour Star Fresh Crisp Carrots Cello 2-23' Idaho Baking Potatoes Crnuno U. 8. No. I CHICKEN BACKS S cello J & c AUTOCRAT % Gallon Limit 2 2 - *1“ Mrs. Filbert's MARGARINE 4 - $1 Sealdsweet Orange Ju ic e s7 -*1 Birdseye Mix or Match 5 !*«£’ Greco Chopped Broccoli • Broccoli Spoon I T1 H T T W A T rY¥jnQQQQQQQnQOQOQ| Bonus Gilt-Edge Stamps W H EN Y O U B U Y A lO OUNCK J A R O f 1N M T A N T P O L n E R * corns QUANTITY RIGHTO / " T f/I I It ■ M — MT 25TH & PARK PRICES GOOD THRU WED, NOVEMBER 23 Clip thio coupon, and present w ith yourpurchase of a 10 ounce Jar of 1XOTANT TOLOiam C O FFK El SPECIAL �» % _ W .S 8 L JIM •-/- u»*♦*«*■ * f-’— .**- • 1? *«»♦>«.**«•< R <7 ■' »'Jttjj « rk n v ' mm Happy notes are filling the air as Sanford area merchants tune-up with savings for this annual Pre-Holiday sales event. . . . Come watch the parade and join in celebrating this year's t" ' . rt (fh /d & im a A QjogA L 1 Song mud . . . and now that everyone is in a Holiday mood, the stores of Sanford are making it easier than ever this year, for people to shop in local stores. ■• Shelves are stacked high with merchandise designed to delight the young, the old, and ages in between. Tune-up now for this year’s melody of values! Shop early. . . while you can still sing the song of satisfaction and savings that will herald a long to be remembered Holiday of Harmony for a ll. . . Most Stores Open Fridays m p J *t i - f 1':*%EL . •»! - w ill. Xw v H i t .X : >W * I 3 * v Vfc' • <*v k , #>*; r .v % ‘■v W j i > i . . . . . ■c ■ • • , ■ ■*.:r \K . �r t -. - - i2— * * - ‘ . L . .... m v f m *| ■ . Cover Sale *r. f -v',* RATTAN SET S v. d- • DANISH MODERN • Occasional Pieces it only “Dear Sente: I Heve Been A Good Boy And I Would Lflco To Hava . . » INCLUDES Good Taste Needed In Gifts • Alls LABOR O r foil aad teoala players "Hto" aad aad a whimsies! bookworm Oat • are wtarlag eytglassos. The Idea le tea, eeiarOl almple to do . . . aad tape la wonderful to laea II sticks to la ylaatto aad • FINDINGS • CUSTOM FITTED • Choice of New Wsverly F»bric USE OUB EAST LAY-AWAT PLAN ™ S -IS ie S r Hart’a a tip — adapt them ideas to parsaoslise tfca HfU 70a wrap. Tape the book* MANS Fabric & Rugs s u e PARK DR. SANTORO FLA. Formerly Fabric Shop n aa a S I hook, tor eliu le Ortek comedy trsexample, a sports symbol gedy masks tor dream m* tfcuslasta, symbols el eporta oa your apartlag «oada gift, ate., ale. O n SUIl up a tree about what to gat your favorite *’he"T Then Idea abop the men’s toil* etry counter or department Here’a a wonderful ebaaca for a gal to buy the cologne, afteribavo lotion or tale sbe prefer* bar man to use. shav­ ing aaaoatlala era always a good gift ahatoa aa era com­ pletely coordinated Uta of fra* graaeaa aad aharing aoodi. Lotlona aad aoapa of all kinds are available from many of the famous makera of fins fragrancea; this year they are packaged more at* tractlvaly than ever. Taka a aocood look — and yea’ll Had a wtoo aseortmonl at auek grooming aJdi as Il­ luminated shaving mirror*; bruih aad comb aetei mani­ cure aaaeatlala; a k a v a r a (eordloaa aad eaavanllaaal type*) plus titled kite for travelers. Christmas Photos portraits, etc. framed by our experts. Many Moldings To Choose From. Men Conscious Of Footwear Just Arrived H u ! m j r Christmas Special f FT-Jl ^ l6“ * fl*HCRY8TAL 1X>0R MIRRORS 0NLY * 1 0 95 bach Ftae* your order for Christmas Delivery Don’t Forfeit Venetian Hiinda •nation lltlnda ) For His or Her Room GLASS & PAINT CO 210 Macnolla Are Ban ford Ph. FA 2*4022 Today man a n more coo* scloua than aver of footwear atyUag aad pay mors attsa* Uoa to their shoes. They like flao leathers, taka pride la well-groomed shoo*. But aa the shoe shins bay disappears from the Amorlean mom , shoo shining has become, for tbo moot peri, a do-it-your­ self job which moot mot don’t take to vary eathuilstleaQy. That’s why U's wall to consider aa electric shoe polisher h r Uio maa la your life this Christmas. Here's a gift that’s iwally appreciat­ ed. Models now available make shoe c a n a simp!*— even pleasurable chon with easy push-buttoa operation One polisher lino (by Drcmel of RaelaO) Wis.) has two bonnet*—on* for black shoes, o m for brow*. The Christmas b o 114 a ; brines with It a wealth oi stately religious hymns a htart-wartnlng carols 1 Evesi pop tunoo add dotoo of listen * tap pleasure. And, gift recordInge can extend that pleas artI through the whole y«*r. tr. - _>i*V r t . «r'-* r-'V. IV; :■ V j'/. if t . . . • ADD-A-ROOM • ENCLOSE A PORCH • PANEL A WALL Building Materials •Coiling Tile # fit S that the whole family will enjoy for many years. . . Shave Lotion A Good Bet that are lure to please. . • Q d su d Insulation • Builders Hardware Roofing Materials • Gliddan • y . ’i ' • ' Durable Redwood Siding & Paneling YO UR PAN ELIN G HEADQUARTERS Gator Lumber Co. 7Of So. Frw ch At*. ' Roof Trussas & Durolite Doors and Windows Ph. FA 2-7121 h Points �» Il't lap o rtttt t* eteek laet n i r ’i Christmas t m light* u d itrlags van la i <t u m ef trea-trianlag time. B« n r* to (aspect th an ear* fully. plug each strtag la separately. If lighto flitte r •ftor you’r t tightened- all tte balba It a t ; a u i that aeektte art loota or there n a p ba a abort la tte wira. Examine tte strings carsfully (white dlacoaaocted) tor broken, frayed apote. laplaao any dafectlr* atrtagi ia< bulka you nay Had. To oatlmate the power toad yon need, multiply the eu ate r of balba by tte wattage tor each. Tte imaUett balk Band la atriaia ooaaoetod la aertet (wtea one bulb foot, they ao out) la rated at flew watti. TAKE A W H O LE Y EAR T O PAY Interest Finance Charges an ON FURNITURE PURCHASED IlEFOItB DEC. 21, 1062 Are Our Only Business” • Madam Altxondtr Dolls • GAMES • rieytkeel. Plater Price, Child Guidance Taya Toy Corral S ilt French Are. H ae m a l Bhto OPEN MON. THRU FRI. TIL StOO P. M. OPEN ; FRIDAY EVENINGS “Wowee! There’s Santy Claus And Look At All Those Toys!” OPEN FRIDAY NITS (Herald Photo) There is Always A Way To A Woman's Heart In bright light or cnmllo light you'll rnto the spotlight In those elegnnt, adaptable holidny fashions. Chiffon ' nnd Brocade Sheaths (with Looking for the way to a woman’* heart? Million* of men h*re discovered that perfume 1* the sweet an­ swer. Statistics reveal that men buy most of the perfume in the United Slates—OS'i of i t - and that half of all perfume sale* are made at Christmaa time. How do you choose a scent for the woman In your life? The fact la that when It eomes to fragrance, most women swear their allegiance to France. There’s magic In the "created, bottlod, pack­ aged and seated in Parts" label—and with good reason. France has, for generations, been the birthplace of most of the "perfume greats." What's the most effective way to wear perfume? French women traditionally favor the "pulse spots" , , . perfume touched lightly to the throat, the crooks of the arms and the kneea where the heat of the body ean diffuse the scent perfectly. Another French secret—reapply perfume fre­ quently. Since fashion and fine fra­ grance combine so beautiful­ ly, many great counturlers offer distinctive perfumes to complement their elegant creations. This Christmas "Caboebard", a wonderfully modern blond of Intriguing oriental icenta with woodiy, mony undertone* la being offered In the United State* by tte couture bouie of Grei, in Parte. Beautifully packaged in a crystal pinch bottle with Jaunty valret bow, Grta' ‘‘Ca­ boebard", (a favorite abroad), will be available la this country In time for gift selection. Just In Time For Christmas SHAGGY-SNUG FASHION aFOOT THIS SEASON I Cute cosy collared alippera will keep her warm all win­ ter! Pink and blua women'* alxea 5 to 9 _______ 2.99 MEN’S CLASSIC OPERA STYLE SUPPER Alwaya a hit under the tree I Vamp la aoft a Id * -leath er with contraat trim . 8Hpper haa hard a o l a and rubber haeL BUTTON-DOWN EDWARDIAN PRINT BHIRTB Rich, deeply ahad* ed print* . . . aura to pleaaa e v e r y men. AU w uh 'n wear cotton* . • • • need little or ao Ironing 1 WASH W WEAR COTTON PJ’S GIVE HIM A ROBE OF SOFT COTTON TERRY 8tr!ped or fancy 8anforlied® cotton broadcloth. Button fronts. Elastielzed waistband. S m a r t l y tailored with shawl collar. Machine washable in lukewarm water. Whit*, blue, spice. SEE OUR niG SELECTION OF GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR TUP. WUOLB FAMILY V. L. GUMM, Jeweler Certified M uter Watchmaker 110 S. Park Are. their own jnckots) . . , full • floating - skirted dunce frocks. 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Fla, SOCK-TOP SLIPPERS KEEP THEM COZY1 Little feet k e e p warm ‘n snug in our bright and gay slippers 1 Our cute holiday gifts are shaded red or blue. 4 to 12. �preseatetiene of a type of Meat Mutt te a hardly he fit­ ted late the category of •‘lot*” pad these a n the o r gaa • Ailed plastic • skinned forms of humans, male aad female, human porta, such as the head, horse*, dogs end other animals. These peeudoadeetlfie gadget* come apart pltea by place to bo eaamiaed to. detaU by space-agemladod children. Also la the adult-ehUd-toys Formal Wear *AMust* Formal wear present* a m u at bis sartorial best. Formal wear this season la at Us elegant best, whether far the holiday's formal occations or for a late-seasos cruise. Black continues to bold Its sophisticated load, followed by midnight blue. Pastel tones, Madras plaids, batiks, aad novelty prints are gen­ erally South-bound In silk and silk-typo fabrics, White, of course, remains the cruisewear staple. Tuxedos rings In styling from the traditional satinfacsd shawl-collar models to aoms which bring back the the 1920's look. Notched la­ pel model* continue to gain ground, faced or framod In satin or grosagraln. Tie classic satin and grosgrain cummerbunds and bows are Joined by brighter coun­ terparts In plaids, colors, and novelty Ideas for crulsss; or by brocade and self-Jacquardcd vests for more tradition­ al occasions. Formal wear accessories •*ow off more elegrance and lop’.iitlcatlon, both in shirts si I Jewelry. A-.U don't forgst that epllorjj of formal splendor—the ■ j c it suit. There Is r tg lhat ean lop it for t men's wear elegance. Christ mss toy shopping •aed In ha relatively easy— a bicycle, model kit or air rifle h r Junior; a doll or tea set for ala and, building block* tor baby. Now it seems that dad. growing teen­ agers aad young adults bare to be added to the toy list. According to the Toy Msnufaeturera Association, anti­ cipating Its largest Christmss business in history, more and more adults are hobby­ ists and toy users. Now toy companies are doing their best to satisfy all the mem­ bers of the family, no matter what age. This Chrlstmss, for In­ stance, will see the launching ot an authenlc scale model kit of Fire Fighter, a 20-inch long minlsture of the world’s largest fire boat. Designed to appeal to both adult bobbylata and younger model build­ ers, the kit revcnei the past trend of designing a product primarily for children, that might also appeal to adults. The highly detailed kit comes with ship brass-plated fit­ tings, moveable water tow­ er*, hoses and crew. For Civil War buffs is a Union warship, “U.S.S. Kearsage," and the full-sailed Confed­ erate blockade-runner, "C. S. nf ths Item. Aad “ the eome-apert bod­ ies are a little too odvasced for Junior and 81s there era the raster end roller doctor kits, noroe kits, cooking, sow­ ing, painting kite and many other kinds that acta ally work on a small seal*.. Models of every kind of onto, boot and airplane that la sow built, has ever been built or may be built in the fu’.ure are there to occupy to beads and minds, aad Ut­ ter Urn dining room tables of the homes of Urn land whleh contain young hoys. Every conceivable replica of a grown-up young lady’s or mother'* costume or work la reproduced in miniature for the little girl of the house, Including little wigs, to heap daughter right la style with mother and big sister. designed by Ed "Big Daddy" Roth—or • Ford *38 Pickuj Truck with door* and te a gate that actually operate. are but a few example*. For inexpensive stockingfiller*, retailing at Me and 70c each, there la a line of l/23tb scale euitom ear part* of Jewel-detailed automobile engines, motorcycle*, tires, bumpers, grille*, etc. to de­ light any car model builderyoung or ok). Do-it-yourself is entrancing the girls, too. There la a doll house th 't can be expanded for a growing family; and for the girl horse-lover there is a kit of "Blaie King.”- the TV show’* equine star, with a real hair mane and tail that can be combed and groomed, plus complete equipment for saddling up and a miniature greenhouse for raising miniature plants. Of course there are always dolls . . . dolls of e m y "age" and description. Created for the teenwger interested la ste m and elec­ tronics, the kits wiO bo a* callable in electrode shops aa well as In toy and bobby stores. A traasiitorissd four band abort wave receiver that also brings in regular broadcasts is an additional unit In the line. Santa Claus may well be the “ largest volume auto dealer" In the world, with automobiles of every sixe, to please everybody, in his pack, la past years, toy automo­ biles were made primarily for pre-school'crs, now auto­ mobile racing sets of every description are designed for teen-agers and adults and for small fry, too. Imagination nod creativity are being emphasised in mo­ del ears and ear kits of all types. Authentic scale model kits of the world's fastest car, Mickey Thompson’s fourengined “Challenger 1"—the award-winning "Outlaw" ear y o u ’ll our appreciate wide selection o f q u ality m erchandise in th ese departm ents — Silver Yule Whether It la her tenth Christmas or her fifteenth, a gift giver need have no qualms about giving a young girl a gift of ahlnlag starling silver. Tho Jewelry Industry Council tells us that silver la becoming, morw and more, a gift claasic, for Ita beauty, dsefuloets and appeal h art few limitations. Making a tboughful con­ tribution to a young girl's future la sasily dome with tho gift of a pteea of sterl­ ing flatware la her favorite pattern. Cbooaa place set­ tings, serving piece# or in­ dividual teaspoons, (accord­ ing to your Christmas bud­ get), for a much-appreciated starter to n complete ser­ vice collection. If you a rt helping to All a silver bop* chest with pieces of silver hollovarc, consider some of the basic needs first — can­ dlesticks, gravy boat, plat­ ter, vegetable dish, pitcher, and versatile bowls. Pretty silver accessories for a dressing table and desk are prised possessions that can bo put to use righit away, among them combbrusb-mlrror sets, powder Jars, picture frames and small clocks. Silver makes a lady out of a young girl, and n Christ­ mas gift of pure delight. M is a Joan Jones, Head Majorette Gets Ready For Her Role Aa Rudolph, (Herald Photo) tore te "ballt-ln" when a to Florentine finish and unus­ woman receives a diamond gift ual surface treatments. St Christmas. Delicate pend­ What to giro mother for ants, classic gold pins and con­ Chrlatma* can lie solved by versation-typo rings, sprinkled pooling family finances. A with diamonds, come in n var­ sing!* fine place-of diamond iety of designs for every teste Jewelry can apeak for all who and budget. iovo her. This eliminates indi­ Precious Jewelry designers vidual gifta, a few of which havo answered tho strong ap­ •re often returned for ex­ peal to own tho king of gsms. change anyway. By sllhouottlng a diamond or What should tho treasure two against a textured design be? A Jeweler’s stock ean be background, they make prec­ extensive and confusing, so It ious pieces In a wide range of la beat to decide In advanc* prices. Both 14-karat and 18- what type of piece it should karat gold are used, the latter be. Perhaps this is tha Christ­ being somewhat noftor. Shades mas for the diamumf watch she of sun-ytllow a rt most popu­ has wanted. Many diamond lar, but green-gold or pink- watches start well under s gold can lend n dramatic touch hundred dollar*. Sometimes HERB ARE SOME TIMELY y o u f e lu M n e c o r n e a HOLIDAY SPECIALS B lack & Decker POWER/ TOOLS U4i — Deluxe Jig Saws U44# — Utility 8aad*r H lack UtiUty Drill ft lack Professional Dalux* Drill tha watchfaca Is flanked-with tiny round diamonds or tha wristband la dotted with dia­ monds. Bracelet-watches ar* popular, hiding t^ma under a decorative cover. A woman who has a flair for wearing pins imaginatively will appreciate a classic gold leaf design with - curling ten­ drils tipped with diamonds. P e r h a p s a contemporary square fluted gold disk pin with a diamond parched on its rim would appeal to ber. Flor­ al motifs can bo selected with an eye toward a woman’s fav­ orite flower. Pina and match­ ing earclips make ensembles to enhance all types of ap­ parel. Pendants can b o *worn on necklace chains or aa charms on bracelets. Diamond-paved hearts, In slsea comparable to a French green pea on up to half-dollar slse, cost anywhero from $38 up the seals depend­ ing upon tho number end qual­ ity of diamonds. Four-leaf elorera, petal ad buds and gracefully engraved scrolls — all act with tiny round diamonds—can be worn either alone or In combination with n pearl necklace. Tha sparkling pendant should be suspended In the center hollow of the neck. “Anniversary" rings, always worn on tho fourth finger of tho right hand, should bo se­ lected carefully. Since a wom­ an’s hand ahape determines the over-all slse of the ring, the design should be selected according to the else of her hand and tho contour of her fingers. experimental kite. Westinghouse has Introduced a life­ like doll whose voice, tran­ sistor radio hidden In ber body, “speaks" by remote control. On the other band, Revell, Inc., n leading company in the now complex top Indus­ try, has entered the elec­ tronic field with a line of kite to build a complete transistorised hi fl-stcreo set up. Engineered and designed for professional appearance and performance, the three components of the easy-toassemble- without- soldering kits include n hi A ampli­ fier, a four speed stereo turntable ana stereo headphones. Ladies' Department • Men’s Department • Children's Wear • Cx Shoe Department h c Io r io u s Y in 4- feeling iving and receiving shoes like these * fo r Christmas! ; PRE-CHRISTMAS SPECIAL COMPLETE LINE OP STANLEY BAND TOOLS SOMETHING HE WILL REALLY ENJOY FOR CHRISTMAS DeWALT DELUXE POWER SHOP NAME BRAND Parrot Give TO O LS by H ow gay, how happy you'll be this gala season when you choose from Rand's.GRAND collection of styles for all (lie family. Each so meticulously designed and crafted of fine materials. Each so meticulously fitted by us too, to give you wearing pleasure. B la ck & D e c k e r-A tiatitT m h i m i t_______ Remember RAND shoes make GRAND gifts tool FREB GIFT WRAPPING l R and) MAPLE AYE. SANFORD, FLA. With Base 1257.50 Jewelry fa Luggage Cor. 3rd 8L A Saafard Avo. XU si Family of Smart Footwear aa advsrtisad In FAMILY WEEKLY MAGAZINE �> M SB! School Children Ready For Yule? They Sure Are!! a IS day Christmas holiday ea Das.» this year, but before that Ume, nearly everyeaa nffl have pertlclpetcd la •oaga, ptaye, parties and fun la t b r traditional spirit. buQdiag Inward that spneial day. December 15th. la all the etemaaUry schools, Christmas parties will be held ia each mom, with the children u d w i | l i | gifts, refreshments being served, often w'lh the help of roam mothers, and in many caaee, special menus sots, as Mrs. Theresa Belick, Mrs. Kan Goberty and James ■VnwVtlMf QJn9C( DxIB and sixth grade children In songs, skits and pageantry. Parties and gift ear h e a p *m he held the last day af school and all ate hoping far a visit Bern Santa, Weatalda - Grammar School childran will sat a program sntiUod "Cfatstmoo Aieaad the Worid" directed by Mrs. Alice Grant and presented by tha sixth grade, on Dae. 14U>. Mrs. Marie Stempf will scsempany Me mueieal por­ tions of dm Mow. Bear Lake School children will have their traditional tarsi slag ia the aadiSerlum the last day sf ashed, bators they p to thair room pantos. A public posfarmaaeo by fln tilth grade ef a Christiana mnale pragram will ba dir­ ected fay Mrs. Roberta Rich­ ards. Christman in song sad story it already la rehearsal the art work tad colorings which will be need to decorala the rooms, the halls and bulletin boards. Some of the most outstand­ ing bulletin-board decoratlona are the traditional dis­ plays at Southside School. Geneva Schod’a 71 child­ ren start tha ball roOiag with "The Christmas faery" ia aong and pageant, with carols and aktts la which the whole school will take part Lovely ladies love gifts of lingerie •.* win Christmas is always •» much more fun when you cm sit back and enjoy tbs fsstiv(ties—rested and relaxed. So yon see, "Ihop early" ia bo mere slogan. It la good sound advlee, which paya genaroua dividends to the gift shopper in many waya. Early shopping givss you store time to choose wisely and wen from wider selec­ tions. it gives you more sav­ ings on early specials. It gives you more time to pay, if you aaed i t ft gives you more Ume to relax and en­ joy tha approach of tha holi­ day aaaaosL. In addition to the countless suggestions ter gift buying to bo found In tha articles and pictures in these pages, many stores In the city have taken advertising apacs in which to you exactly wbat they now have ta stock to help you choose thrilling gifts for everyone on your list. Since finances are part of everybody’s Christmas shop­ ping picture, the convenient lay-away plana that many stores offer are often n great help. With a amaU deposit here and than to bold gift se­ lections, you’re several im­ portant stop# ahead on gopr Chrlatmaa (hopping. Tha experts say It’s wise to shop a Uttle every day, pay a IHUe every week, and then take out your gifts In time for Christmas. It’s easy on your budget and easy on youl You may need a financial "assist" on a longer term heals where major purchins are Involved. In this event you Darting, Dainty Baby Doll SoU tan • Costume Jtwelry • Evening Bags LAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS ’ CO LO R TELEVISION traditional MTKHKO CONSOLE With AM/FM RADIO Traditional STEREO With AM/FM RADIO and other members ef the family. A dramatiasd choral read­ ing ad "The Night Befare Christmas" will be seen, with tha first grads thlldrea dsiac the acting, fa tha siagiag at tha fifth and etath grids Glee Club. Hascrest traditionally has their own little Christmas BRAND NEW ROUND BOBBIN SEWING MACHINES Wheu you start to accumu­ late your gifts (via early shop­ ping) it’s important to set Nothing Like 'Good'Shoes Al Christmas Christmas — with n gift of Yule Decorations Trying Task fashieanbtai handaaoaa ond comfortable leather shoes. A wide collection ta mea’e •hose in lightweight leathern sad a broad mage ta textures and masculine colon, now fall Into atop with tha now slim look in mens’ styles. According to the Shoe Fash­ ion Service ta Leather Indus­ trie* of America, first on the high road to ' fashion* la a newly popular family of shoe style# that ride higher In front, are cut higher along the top or rise a t the heel and hack. Whether brogue, demlboot or oxfoed, they’re all made up of n softer, lighter leather that b a u d s and atretehas to match Us pees. He'll ba atapping oat in style this holiday season if your rift Is a pair of smooth or grained leather slip-ons. The comfortable moccasin front ia a leading shoe shape and is found in allp-ona and tie ahoea, alike. Always a front-runner ia same! shoes, tha moeeasia boa been styled np this ysar and la available In dross shoes ia a variety of loathers. If you select his ahoo-glft In the new olive leather tones you'll bo certain to comple­ ment hie new suite and sports elothes. And they’re so new you won’t duplicate any shoe In hte wardrobe. Polished and black matte are also mascu­ line favorites in shoe hues, followed closely by a wide range of browns. Today’s active men likes in­ formal but substantial shoos for hie leisure hours. meats. On Dec. lfth, ’The Story of Christmas win ho pre­ sented by the sixth grades la songs of the season, dir­ ected by music teacher, Mlaa Janetta It ascorn, assisted by Mrs. Frances Walton, Mrs. Wlaana Newman and Mrs. Cecilia Auetin. Mra. William Kirk to in charga of the arraafumoata far the Christmaa partita. Um annual oiaa Club pro­ gram of sacred Chrlatmaa music will be presented at I p. m. Dae. IMh a t the Seminole High School audi­ torium. A cathedral setting, which aroused so much admiration last yaar will gain ba used to set a meaningful spirit ef worship. Many churches sf Me city forage flair usual prayer meeting ea that night to a t­ tend the staging ta the tra­ ditional carols and beeutiM Chrlatmaa music. USED SINGER SEWING MACHINES (Electric) u low m ............ DOWN CABINETS »/, PRICE! $Q 95 Jf A WEEK 104 S. Park toast a partial solution to those post-holiday problema. They’D add a fay, festive ■ota to your decor — when the morrymaktag to over, they can assume another, role in your borne. Hero ana a tow suggestions far soma doubte-duty Christ­ mas decorations from the Maytag Hues Service DeD irtm e n t With just a little work a amaU, round, eynthstla fiber rag caa bo turned Into a fluftp, fastivo Chrlatmaa tree. Simply fold ft ta batf, roll It into a coos shape, fasten with straight pins and stuff with tissue paper to ratals its shape. Decorate it with garlands of beads or tiny Christmas balls, or oven oraaberrloa or plan cooes. When finished, M malms a perfect mantle decoration. After Christmas, dismantled, it makes an squally good ad­ dition to bedroom, bath or playroom. That same rug also makss a dovsI Christmaa stocking. Simply turn It upside down, and alimlaate tha tlssus stuf­ fing. Santa provides the fill­ ing in this casa. Youngsters will enjoy hanging this coneshaped "stocking" from the mantle, especially If they know It will bo a fluffy bed­ side rug for their own room when Christmas is ortr. Pretty Personals Lovely to the weed for these erections. They era styled to therm the receiver, and priced ta plcaee the glvert • So Sheer Gown nod Peignoir Sotn • Lace Trimmed SUpa and Putties • Robes • Pajamas Seta • Sport Shirts • Tie Bar A Caff Link Sets • Billfolds AM RADIO Clseesnar k Phoenix CLOCK RADIO With Sleep Switch Lingerie JBL AND weSTI Peignoir Sets, Gowns, Slips 19-jnch Portoble TELEVISION /jl WITH EXPERT SERVICE PERFORMED BY OUR OWN HIGHLY SKILLED EMPLOYEES. \VK WANT IHJR CUSTOMERS TO BE OUR BIGGEST BOOSTERS • Gift Certificates • Luy-Awsys BANK TERMS RADIO A APPLIANCE 118 S. Park Ave. Sanford FA 2-0352 Handbags Purses - Sweaters Blouses - Skirts - Hosiery AUTHORIZED FACTORY ftF.RVICF. Emerson, Richelieu A Royal Costume Jewelry from WHEN YOU BUY TV OR STEREO FROM MILLER RADIO & APPLIANCE YOU GET — FREE 90 DAYS LABOR AND PARTS BUY ON EASY Costume Jewelry ^ LIBERAL TRADE - IN On Yuur Old Appliance Howe's Fashions Luggage *Trl Taper" by American Toeriater Gloves For The Home • Towel Sets • Table Cloths • Drapes 2526 Park Dr. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS “Where Smart People Shop1 �K E p S ; « « * * ' « * »Y£i to eftato wnababte, no-iroa material* t«W brodght theae itrma, onto the aaeluiiv# provuwo of tho very wealthy in­ to the reach of every woman. A taete for Uwao luxurious Item** fur*, aatina, lacoa, •dee teqalred la elidoat tmpoaifUd, u» etrtlndiiUh, ; and maae demand create* maaa production which in tarn C a R A V E L L E v* 'lit'itoaaur n o s Gusurr m u u r They a r t W lf f k*Ks, in rick i Im Im colon, trimmed with fur or imitation Jewel*, taiilcd with armino Uilt. Clothei and aeoetaorlca for men a rt brighter, gayer, bolder, with brilliant accent! in Ttfte, rapt, tint, aosi and cyt^itching ahirta, * often with a “Hera" thirl to match ’•Hit’*, Short, too hart font la the flamboyant, boota, booU and boota, in all fabriet, heights, boola and colort. From tho old familiar rowboy atylo boot to tho dainty high-leveled boota for woman, even evening boota, or boota of gold or red, hrocade boota, Air boota, aatin boota, Imparting a hint of tha East and calling up mtmoriea of grander daya gone by, when boota were a neeeatary atyia rather than a flair. liouio and home atyiea In furniture, furnlahinga both in­ door* and outdoor* alao have the air of ramlnetcenee, with reproduction* of Early Amer­ ican, French Provincial, Ital­ ian renalstance and Colonial all finding favor along with the modern, ultra-modern and Impressionistic furnlahinga. LIGGETT 1 X CAM TALK! A polarl* missile* A cteoBy fire * T O U C H T O N \ tom. D \to r p e d o e i. X i 14 man ' S I Induded. l * CAH LA U £H | * I SAM C R Y ! CwfdV I I month old that r i m M OtfffgJUSr OACMVirtNC tM R C C S l a -a v v w WtHimclic tuHnm Tha aecret of Santa'* auecen with men ia a gift that apella good taate and good liv­ ing. A leather Jacket or eoat flu the gift formula to a **T." Thli aeaaon aoft aued*. amooth and lightly grained leather* take over In mea'a caaual fashion*, faihlon*. Maaculiaa, yet amart and bright a* win­ ter aporU clothe*, lightweight leather garment* are top* In atyle, varaatUu In the ward­ robe and eaiy on your gilt budget. Fuc the aport* ear enthuaInat. there are tapered Jacket! with broad comfortable ahouldcr*. designed for free wheel­ ing. In creamy tan. rich atag or Jet black, a trim leather car coat put* the apotligbt on Ita wearer. im -,v iiaaKite om«*ect wits » li'.i!!:/ JeailtS mevinntt. U»K«>UI • *(!•(. Bttulrhlllf iMtc-ed soet t<*4 lines eipMiMa K»c.HL la pile* w wane, fIM i H lttnis - leavleS SkieHtf »«*♦. ntoL U ikilikille m la ittla s . tkj;» r»« lU’t MS WAtfSHkOCt* lav liRliaat cIiimm fitiitces teie »'tl> lUlAlix steal Sect. (»U» **|H|W» »-l» l»*r«MI S'tl I in t o ISieetl - If |e»«ls, If If elnSlAS, vetircfoal*. Meti (•Ililaxt, «.->• Steekitte re VastI"I, lumleeat kwu H S'et, tatev tettns Inti. TM» sxlity crafted Ha*. im u aaeto One of (he newest ear coats of smooth, aoU-reslitant leath­ er, has a yoke-tike effect across the chest In which a re ; iet the opening to two neatly j set breast pocketi — on* fo r! cigareti, the other for a w al-1 let. Another leather sport* Jacket features convenient pockets on the sleeves to hold colna for toll collector! and a pm to Jot down Important! numbers or notes. Self-leather j buttons and a collar tab close I tho coat against brisk winds. I Them are few garments a», mobile and unhampcrlng as a lesthcr-and-knit Jacket Available In light knits combined. with amooth, grained or auede leather, these Jackets are seen In black, taupe and natural deerskin colors that highlight tweed, worsted and cheviot dark*. Knit Inset* under a run and on cuffs and waiithand* either match or contrast. That suede, he laves to louch, Is found this year in everything from a carnal three button sack Jacket — appropriate for both city an 1. suburban streets—to a windbreaker w V*' * h ro n ilito r ra d io colpLcC i b^ bertfery, rtwp,k ^,lw P«ri»lo" Vtoy Talker ^ 0^ mm B ^ n ii^ to o *, s o t * ^ t ro m ta ly- * » K rionkej d £them3all ft* P* E K S s s s s s r yfeaispwky !»«• J ' * 8 « l i W 'S RO fJPO A M ONOPOLY P7HA REKENER TIR E FA M ILY CONCENTRATION, Superb I 6 m o l** i 3LF* ttm u s AMD s n u t . O F THS * 1 0 * 0 AO r * * ct» - C H R IS T M A S TREE LIGHTS n near Muinru u rs _<q 6 minor end t Id ^ IHOOO*. 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CO LO R W HEEL falll w ftll ulkf sm iL 1 1 r M. rimco-s PRE Christmas Special lima iHtAtaa SHOW BOAT Witn Icrtata srd preps rORTHSjGfQJL Interior Vinyl Latex Double ttep,w!thbone fiome, white stripe tire*, stieomer* W e s tin g h o u s o mm POODLE A u to m a tic GALLON • Vf.‘ m - up fotmostat controlled. Ni ,,3VDr control | your favorite sAd* of to m 2617 So, French Ave. ■~f l Ik . .. j 1 r--j-r -z ■"z***y f l f l. P retty ! Porky! WaXe-tomusic switch turns radio on automatica.ly. lasT to readclock face. I C 99 JLImI aA speaker. mm• • Alnico Cunning, colorful 13* poodle made of plush with bows on his ears, tail and I Q Q around his n e c k ... la % p v Straight from the make-be­ lieve jungle to enchant the young ones. Made OfSOitpiuSti. a a a �» • V .C .;: M • Friday Night's The Night For Sanford u y a m J I j p S a n f o r d f c n t l f WEATHER: Cloudy, cool tome drixxko. Low tonight BO. United F t— Looted Wlra Established IMS THUB&, NOVEMBER *». IM S SANFORD, FLORIDA ■: « • * • ^{vr ' v a. MV m _ W'. . i 1**3 \» si/sj Legislators i NO. BOA riRM fe c io 6* why dlda’t State CUuo throw •n O t to allow him to ergw toe Legislature's side of toe are* Men when toe bearing data la s e t .He said he would like to appear as a “friend ef the court" to toll ef the paeMama that would be presented by e There must be a mala ar­ tery ef traffic running right through Sanknl If the com­ munity la to survive, John Krider, manager of the Semi­ nole County Chamber of Commerce, totd Klwanlana Wednesday, “Art wa going to alt t e n without one little piece ef major highway?" he asked, and went oa to worn that “Ilwy. 1T W will bo reduced to a stictly local highway un­ less something is dona." The “something" to bo done la the proposed cause­ Pflueger Dies way across Late Monroe, MIAMI (UPI) - Albert thrni the foot of French Are, Pflueger, 59, an authority oa through Enterprise aad past fish and one of tha "toorid'a the new Deltona development foremost taxidermists, helna bulk^ha the Heckle In a fall at bl «Uy. Interstate Dr. Leonard Munson, a that they will te by-puaad, member of the Kiwants Club and they are wpeet about t t " Krider replied that and who baa offices la DeBiry, Munson must have bow talk­ meeting took exceptiou to ing to different yoopto ae 'bn Krkler'a proposal for the (Krider) had the footing teal causeway saying: the people at DeBary would "The people in DeBiry like te tee it a* a rettremeol a n opposed to the building etty and get rid at tha haavy of thla causeway. They tool track traffic. What Could Be More Exciting1 Than A Christmas Parade? ■ I Ae , • • • Speaking of beautification, tha Men's Garden Club that has Indicated sn interest In prettying up the lakefront highway from the city limits t<> the Lake Monroe bridge should check with Richey Green of the SRD In DeLand . . . Seems that the WOMEN'S Garden Club had a similar idea a few years back and got in the official doghouse . Some regulation about what may and may not be along the state highways, it seems . Safety, or something . . . And then there was something shout “Who's going to water the greenery?" . . . • • • City Commission meeting 4 * this afternoon to discuss once •gate moving Hunt Co. utility lines to tha south eod of the property Instead of tho north. Twico they turned down the request because of the ISAM cost. • • • $ What's this about 4,000 troops la hero this weekend for maneuvers over by NAS? We hear they even booked solid with a local motel, e • • . * ' County Engineer BUI Bush plaintively asked the County Commission If. please, the en­ gineer's department could get a copy of the Commission minutes. Seems there la minimum of communication between the Commission and some of the County depart­ ments. Sometimes it takes longer (or information, useful to the department, to filter down from the clerk's office than there Is time between meetings. The Commission al­ lowed as how It would be done in the future orabte to effect a solution to this dilemma," ha said. The Legislature could cell Itself Into steal on under a self starter provision of the Constitution, but e number of key members. Including Senate President Wilson Carraway. doubted If the pro- IUUOA MoreTfli Lake Monroe PTO Wins First In Large School Floats (More Float Pictures on Pages 3 and 8.) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Junior Clvie Organizations Thousands of smiling faces ( tion, Melody Dance and Figure — First placa, N. Orlando 4-11; gave visible evidence of the second, Seminole T i m i n g spoken comments heard from Assn. (Only two entries.) many lips that Wednesday's Religious Floats — First giant Christmas parade which place, St. Luke’s PTL; second, marched for nearly an hour First Methodist Church MYF; through downtown Sanford was “the best evert" More than an hour before parade time, crowds already were gathered along the roped oft parade route, and grew Christmas shoppers and bargain-hunter* steadily heavier as the magic ure advised to look inside today’s Herald for two hour approached, finally lin­ big pages of special pre-holiduy sales plus many ing up six deep on every curb more special advertisements throughout the en­ and sidewalk. tire edition. Judges Mrs. Boyd Coleman, Thin is the second week of the giant threeFather John Thomas and Clif­ week sales promotion being offered to shoppers ford McKibbln rated the floats of Sanford und surrounding communities by in the aix divisions aa follows: downtown merchants. Commercial Division—First In addition to the money-saving deals, there place, Sanford-Orlando Ken­ will also be a “money-giving" deal, whereby gift nel Club; second, llappy Acres certificates worth |45, $3S and |2 0 will be Kindergarten; honorable men Big Storm Eases Off East Coast MIAMI (UPI) - A fierce storm moved farther Into the Atlantic today and ch illy tour­ ists along the Florida Gold Coast hopefully began shuck lag coats. / “Tamperaturcs p r o b a b ­ ly will go up into the 70s In southern Florida today," aaid tha Miami Weather Bureau, “and unless the storm chang­ es direction, the seas wiU sub­ side some." Gale warnings which bad been in effect from Daytona Beach north were taken down, but small craft warnings re­ mained in effect for rough Has the length of the Florida coast. White-capped waves a n d high tides made Florida coas­ tal highway A1A impassable in some spots Wednesday, and dumped water and sand into front yards and eabanks of plush resort hotels. The storm also sent temper­ atures plunging into the un­ seasonably low 40s ail along the east coast uwurded to the holders of three lucky tickets. Drawing for the winners will take place shortly after the stores close at 9 p. m. Friday, from tho sound truck on the corner of Magnolia Ave. and First St. Airman 1/C Neil C. Phil llpe ef 8anfcrd haa been awarded the Airman's Medal, one of the highest awards given during peacetime, for “outatanding courage." Phillip* eon of Mr. and Mr*. Neil C. Phillips Sr. of San­ ford, ia stationed with the Tactical Air Command's 15th Field Maintenance Squadron at MacDill AFB. Ha was prwsented with tha medal by Col Georg* L. Jon**, commander of the 16th Tactical Fighter Wing In a special ceremony at Tampa. The citation notes that Phil­ lips distinguished himself by voluntary risk ef hie life June 3, 1941, while etationed \ at Goose Bay Air Base, L brador. Phillips was engaged In re­ covering an L20 aircraft after ita forced landing on the Kenanrn Rivar. Tha mooring rope* had been torn loose and the aircraft was drifting i the flood-swollen river. Although i n e t r e e t e d to abandon the aircraft and es­ cape by an available rubber raft, Phillip*, with disregard for his owr safety, elected to stay aboard and attempt to saw tha aircraft from des­ truction in the rapids down­ stream. He guided the aireraft for two miles through a series of rapids, then paddled it to shore without further damage. honorable mention. Girl's AuxDiary of the Elder Springs Baptist Church. Large School Floats — First place. Lake Mooroe PTO; second. Lake Mary School; honorable mention, Westside Grammar School. Small School F lo ats-F irst place, Southslde School; sec­ ond, Altamonte Springs Ele­ mentary and Midway Student Council. Jaycee Parade Chairman Bob O'Neill and all the mem­ bers of the Sanford Seminole Jaycees took an active part In the parade, sailing balloons and peanuts, serving aa pa­ rade marshals and keeping things running smoothly all along the long parade route. Decision lacking On Water Rate A called meeting Wednesday night of the Casselberry Board of Aldermen failed to bring any concrete decision on the water rata Increase proposed three months ago by Casselbery Utility Co. Company official* explained at the meeting that the raise is being sought in order that service can be extended to the expected shopping center on ilwy. 17-93 and 8R 430. Although the discussion last­ ed more than two hour*, strong opposition to the rat* increase atill was met from Aldermen Rohn Lady and Mrs. Hup* Bennett, who pointed out that they could ve* no guaranteed return for the people in the proposal Candidates running for of­ fice In next Monday’s muni­ cipal election also were Invit­ ed to attend tha meeting held in the Sanford offices ef Ken­ neth Mrlntoeh, attorney for the board, however, Ed Lunn, Lou Woodhama and J. D. Self, candidates for alderman, did not attend. ORLANDO (UPI) — Flor­ ida Industries Exposition Inc., was scheduled to hold a meeting here today to discuss reports on progress and plan for the annual Industry Ap­ preciation Week scheduled April 14-30. CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) —The Air Force la atilt hav­ ing trouble with ita new Skybolt missile. It doesn't seem to fly very well. The Skyholt Is an alrplane-launcbed bal­ listic missile which could, in an emergency, serve as a conventionally dropped bomb. Must Testify JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) — Chief U. S. Marshal James P. McSbtne has been order­ ed to testify personally in a suit by a University of Miss­ issippi student seeking $40,000 in damages from the fed­ eral government as a result of noting at the school. Thant Approved UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. (UPI) - The Soviet Union and the United States have agreed that U Thant of Bur­ ma should be nominated for a five-year term as full se­ cretary general of the United Nations, Informed sources reported today. Pope Tranquil VATICAN CITY (UPI) Pope John XXIII, confined to bed with illness for the first Ume In bis four-year reign, spent a “very tranquil" night and was “much better" this morning, high Vatican sour­ ces said today. The nature of the It-year-old Pope’s 111oeae was not clear. existing ones a rt already edeouato. “ In view of toe fad teal DeBary purchaaee la San­ ford. represent • sizable amount of tho Sanford mer­ chants’ income, It aeeme that this la ra tte r Ill-advised. “Wa tool that routing tha road pact DeBary would bo detrimental to both buslnesa aad residential property aa IP would devalue the land. “ Aa a counter-proposal to the causeway, wo feel that tho boot Interests of both communities can best bn served by four-lsnlng toe pre­ sent route and beautifying the lakefront" Arm so said that the De­ Bary C of C would te glad to give proponents of the causeway tlma on on# of its programs to discuss the pro­ posal to extend Hwy. IT-93 from the Seminole side via a lake rroealng. The DeBary Chamber of Commerce baa about 200 ac­ tive members and Armao said that lbs Civic Commun­ ity organization, which haa about 100 mambers, “i* lined up 100 percent with us against this causaway." YOUH INSPECTED Council Meeting FREE Only 1 Of Our Customer Services A special meeting of the Casselberry Board of Alder­ men has been called for to­ night at the Municipal Build­ ing to consider items of busi­ ness pertinent to the coming election, and to complete the unadjourned meeting of the council held on Nov. 13, the llerald has been informed. • EASY TIME PAYMENTS • NO CARRYING CHARGES • EXPERT WHEEL ALIGNMENT • WE SPECIALIZE IN TIRES FOR FOREIGN CARS • WE GIVE PLAID STAMPS Herald Index Bridge ----- ---- Page 8 Classified .. Page It) A It Comica . ........... Pag* 10 Dear Abby ....... Pag* S Editorial --------Pag* 4 Entertainment _ Pag 8 Pussl* .— Pag* 10 Society ............Page 8 8port* ---Page 9 ★ pkit their & GET Too Tight ★ Causeway Brings DeBary Protest North Orlando Mayor Frank Fasula aaid this morning that he would make no comment until after next Tuesday night’s Village Council meet­ ing concerning the fact that street tights and current to the Community Building were turned off last Friday by Florida Power Corp. lie did say, however, that he assumed the company’s action resulted from lack of payment by the village on the more than $2,000 power bill which has accumulated since all village business was turned over some time ago to the council by the North Orlando Co. Missile Trouble NOTTINGHAM, England (UPI)— Dr. Ronald Sprenger, chief medical officer (or Not­ tingham schools, said one teen-age boy told btm be wore hia skin-tight Jeans to bed at night. He said it was too much of a struggle to get them off. ★ 7 Tam Armso, bead of ’the DeBary Chamber of Com­ merce, eald Wednesday: “The residents of DeBary art definitely opposed to the proposition that a cause­ way be built aeroee Lake Monroe to tie iato a new road Just south of Orange City. NEW Y0 Post Office misprinted a misprint tod turned a $3 sheet of Dag llammarskjoid stamp* into a $10,000 rarity, a Manhattan stamp dealer aaid. Industry Week • • • Nice comments about tha pieces d' art hanging on our light standards! . . . Just one more idea — and soma folks DOING something about it — to make our business district more attractive! . . . Thank* you aU. you guys and gals that have contributed to thin ex­ cellent effort. M m Is «Urt a paO of a t » t e n to m If they m a t to c m beck early next year tad try a gab. I t e M uioe ended oa • bit* tor aete, with the House M antel Me Senate far the fatten and toe Senate caQ> teg the Heeae atabbera. Meat bgialaton expect, toe court to reapporUoa the He said he wlU else tall Legislature aad used this Urn court he has the neces­ warning ae a major arse* sary ST algnstuns ef lefts- s e a t la urging a compromise. Traffic Artery Called Key To G ty s Future • • •• Nobody sited xm tod has «ay el the osraly n n n ln ln s •ra — or, ter that natter, sayw o olte who Is tetenotod — talma s atedteua look at tho Votaala ro o ty technique •* haadliag the county home af­ fair? . . . A 111 oto bluebird (for happiatae) told a n it is o m of these “county ted privately operated" deals . < Another U’l ole bird (reran, for gloom) panes the word that there Ua’t aa exUtlag building la the eouaty that eaa ADEQUATELY g a d PRO­ PERLY verve the purpose of a county home . . . And that the costs of “modernizing," “ up-dating" or otherwise fit­ ting say one of them would he so prohibitive that U would be cheaper to build ■ brand new one . . , Seems that “ ground floor, only" la a safety re­ quirement — unlesa then la quite aa outlay of shekels for tiro - escapes, extinguishers, etc. i .’Hmmiam, quite a problem. Jin'i lit • • • The Florida M i l i t a r y School's delegation to our San­ ta Claua parade does a splen­ did Job of representing their establishment—natty appear­ ance, snappy military bearing, marching precision, aad above all — commendable deport­ ment. TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — Florida leglalators flew to MW the lawmakers. House Speaker Mallory ami today for a big weetead party after wtodlag up a fu­ Horae, however, said a “coot* tile today special eeaalom ee lag off" period might ease some of the bitterness aad Ik e Legislature's dismal give the lafiilatora a new toiluru ‘eased toe reapport­ He u id be will ask the ionmeat ban baek to a tone* Judge federal court la Miami federal court, which threw The court La expected to out Florida's present appor­ tionment and ordered • re­ aot aa early bearing. Gar. Bryant said today ha shuffle to five a»ore repre­ would not call the leglslatun sentation to the urban anas, beck oa reapportiounent un­ less be was convinced It could accomplish something "aad right aew, 1 don't eee any g n a t possibility ef th a t" Bryant said ha will be to Miami this wsskaad aad will contact the leadership to eee what the prospects might be for another try at the kaot- Take Adrantafc Of Our 33 Years Experience McRoberts lire Supply INCORPORATED 403 W. let S t Sanford Ph. FA 2-0431 � 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, 1962 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, November 28, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 28, 1962. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 28, 1962; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">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" rel="noreferrer noopener"><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/a8815bd16a2182b9bc3760fd1b080693.pdf fe2fb8dbe02250b2491fc9694c8c21c9 PDF Text Text M ® H m i f — K *. t jt&rytr« 14 LYMAN* mt d a tin g fro n t m id in ^ J th r o o fh t to r i g h t : J . i t o h a t W odanaday n ig h t. F ro n t row, otton, P . d u to o n T L . B ahnar. P. PurrouK , F , FfcOowa, D. B ah n ar, G. G riffin , B. Toonk and t o f t S m * row , k f t to r ig h t: F . G n u tt, J . CriawtO, C. Wt K . KaOy, R . K oboy, w .;, n . m i— ., m. J. r ------- r and J. Broody, Third mar, k f t to right: R. McCaima, D. Hatwaa, P. Back* ford, M. Colaa, J. Pattaraoo, D. Smith, B. Burkhart, D. a/uvnwsv* •Fourth WMI OBI avw* Ml right: IIRIIWs M Hewitt and Bto R. Duckatt. row, IvBv k f t to B.9• Bado* G. W lnkahnan, C. Dom e, J. Zokowski, R. L o tt, J . P avw khak, h , R . E lg in a n d R . Goodwin. Y. A. Tittle m i Del OutMr, Ntw York’s “TD twin*," Uks the high-seoring OlasU* •trial e lm s to Chicago a n t Sunday with a d u r a to vrap ap Um National Football Lasfua'a Eastern Dtvlakm Utto against aa aactoat aad often pis comet to tba St. Johns River, that's my territory. Latest hbbcafioa that things ain't what they used to bo was brought to light by a duek hunter, Mel Stevens, who spent two days last week get­ ting opiakma on the denomina­ tions of throe dusks which wars foreigners to these parts. Esparto libs Jim Crowe aad Mort Haines helped pin dawn one as a fulvous tree duck — the other two atill ars being guessed at. These two were oddballs any way you look at ’em — they bad wings like geese and bills Uks muscovy ducks from the barnyard sad, whatever they are, they’re way out of their territory here. A widespread of 44 laches an the two strangers was the subject cf much conversation •a that Is Just about as big as a goose wing span. Their coloring also geared up the guesswork. They were of a blackish cover, with greenish hues on the back, wide white ring around tba neck and whlto edging on speculum and great­ er wing coverta. They had yellow foot and legs, but bills vary similar to tho ring neck or muscovy duck. (1 wouldn't want to Inject a confidential style element, but do you suppose these crit­ ters are the offspring of some seasonal hanky-panky between ducks got eseitedT Were they heading north for tbs winter? Were they beadng for Africa from Cali­ fornia 7 Were they escaping the Chinese Reds along the Indian border T Or do they know something we don’t know? Strikers Pace Pinecrest Loop small roe was brought into Crowe’s Camp Saturday and Jim said be may revise his calculations oa Urn arrival of tho first big run. Sevsral other shad have been caught and people ac­ tually are fishing for them now. Crows said if the cool wsather and water level re­ main the same, there poeslbty may be a good run on tbo first full moon in December — that's not long. In Iho meantime, that paer of shad Usbsrmen, Joa Csther from the nation’s capital, la estchlng bass while waiting (or the December moon. John Crlm said that Gather sod his wife, Ruth, laoded two bass weighing 714 and I .By United frost lateroettoael pounds while fishing In front Saturday of Camp Seminole on the BALTIMORE—Mrs. Ada L. Wekiva. Rice’s entry of Right Proud and Delta Judga flaiahad one two in tba 9U7.0M Pimlico Fu­ M atinees turity. Weekend Sports NEW YORK—Sensltivo won bis second straight Saturday stakes race at Aqueduct In the UMOO Display Handicap. NEW YORK - Mturo Mina of Peru scored a split decision aver Henry Hank al Detroit in a nationally televised, lightheavyweight bout. : PERTH, Australia - Dawn Fraser of Australia and Anita Lanshrougb of England broka their own world swimming records in the British Commonwcalih games. CHICAGO—Don fa rte r won hie fourth straight world InvitaUeoal bowling championship by defsatlng Ray Bluth. ORLANDO, Fla.-Bo Winlng*r of Odessa, Tex., won the 3U.OOO Carling Open golf )tournament with a 10-under- Tba Clasts m m sgsia dansoastratad-this time to capac­ ity crowd of 4M19 to Washing­ ton D. C. Stadium—that aa ac­ curate pass aad a sure-handad rscaivar srs tba shortest route to s score to tba NFL. With Tittle pitching aad Shotoar catching, t h e Giants steam-rollered the Washington Redskins, 41-34, Sunday aad now aaad only oaa mors vic­ tory la thraa remaining games to nail down their second straight Eastern title. However, the task may not be aa easy as all that, tor the first roadblock is the Chicago Bears, who, alternately good and bad this season, put oa a high-scoring show of their own oaly a miles away la Balti­ more Sunday with a pulveris­ ing, 57-0, root of the Colts. Of course, if they don’t get by the Bears, then the Giants will have a chance to wrap up Action la the Pinecrest Inn League found Gladys Pilolan bolding the spotlight with a spectacular bit of bowling that Included a pin busting l i t high gsme and a 311 ser­ ies, throe strikes la a row and tho conversion of a 3-7-f split. Next high game for the evening was rolled by Dot Johnson who came through with a IM'430, while Maxine Massy, Carol Mixon and Peg­ gy Dooley picked up the 3-10 split. Dot Green spared a trieky 3-6-10 and Marge WaUrs picked up the 64-10. TEAM STANDINGS: Strikers 37V* 16V4 39 30 Platters Topper* 34 30 Markattes 33V4 20Vi 33 Needles 19 Queen Pins 14 30 oppooaai—tba fallowing Sun­ day ar against tba Dallas Cow­ boys la tba fl&alt oa Dae. IS. Tba Browns, written oft only two waaka ago, rebounded back into tba Eastern race by whipping tba Pitta burgh Stealera, S3-14, while tba Philadel­ phia Eagles dafcatad tba Cowsoya, to-14; tba la a Francisco Forty Nlaers downed tba S t Louis Cardinals, 14-17, and tba Lot Angeles Rams and Minne­ sota Vikings battled to a 94-34 T b s detondtag champion Green Bay Packers, beaten by the Detroit Lions oa Thanksgiving Day for tbetr first lots of tbs season, were Idle Sunday along with the Lions. Both resume action this Sunday with the Packers boat­ ing the Rams la Milwaukee and the Lions entertaining the Colts. Only a game separates Detroit and Green Bay In their race for the Western title. The Giants opened their as- Whole Lh. ............ u>.39 — '• RE !*.. Fryer P a r ts .. J F «>. (round B e e f. . to make It 43-10. Then, with the game out of reach, Wash­ ington reserve quarterback Galen Hall connected oa scor­ ing tosses of IS aad 40 yards to Dick James. Sbofaer’s three TD receptions tied him with Mitchell tor the NFL toad, each with 10. The Bears had an even eas­ ier time with the Colts, who suffered the worst beating in their history. it, PURE VIGETABLE Golden Hlpe SH0RTININC Shurfine 3 Lb, Tin By United Presa brternaUonal LIT Abner Haynes is a big man in Texas and the pro football world, too, todayranking alongside Steve Van Buien and Jimmy Brawn in the record book as ho helped the Dallas Tsxans clinch a tie for the Western Division title la the American Football Lesgue. Haynes, a 6-foot, 130-pound­ er, scored his n th and isth touchdowns of tbo season to Icsd the Texans over the winters Oakland Raiders, 35-7 Sunday on runs of 33 and IP yards. Hie pro football re­ cord of IS touchdowns was set by Van Burra of the Na­ tional Football League's Philadelphia Eagles In 1943, matched by Jimmy Brown of the Cleveland Browns in 195S and tied by the Houston Oil­ ers’ BUI Groman last season. Van Burra set his mark during a 10-game season. Brown in 13 games and Gro­ man In 14 games. Haynes hss three more games In which to surpass the trio. In the AFL's only other action Sunday, Houston took over sole possession of first place in the Eastern Divi­ sion with a 33-37 victory over the San Diego Chargers. The Oilers, with au 1-3 record, hold a half-game lead over the Boston Patriots, 7-3-L LETTUCE Crisp C alif. Head Limit 1 Mora l O '- I O '- I O ' FOOD KING S P E C IA L S ! Guaranteed Campbells Tom. Soups: Winter Garden Reg. 1,000 Sheet Roll • Lindt 3 Scot TissueLuck Tin • U n it 3 Cut Green Beans303Double Mon., Wed. A Sat, 1:15 P. M. Hera’a W hy It’a A B ay ! E ro sri front whacks adjust brakes * Repack front wheel bearings * Check i r a a m b Lad lea Night Thom. A Sat. STRAW BERRIES Holloway House Baked Duke Dog Food 12 Ox. Pkg. Potatoes 39‘ 1 Lb. Tin 7t45 PJA. NIGHTLY :•v J llxeapt Sunday) Mkitflw Dtilv Dewkle > L . L - L > __ ■ - - — f t _____ nvwiy wBWf Hn M la Wtate* Guarantee expiree Mar. 30, 1943. aad applies oaly oof it proparty condiUonad. GOO DYEAR SERVICE STORE 555 W, lnt SL, FAX-2821 QUANTITY RIGHTS 25TH & PARK WED, PB1CENOVEMBER SC00D^ 28 . - f . • , ■ •. par 271 •‘A ", * l- tyr-j',- �» % The South** S U n d tri Corp. of Houston, To*., «H1 sta rt construction on a quarter of a million dollar. Jot fuel storac* facility on tho Sanford lako> front within tho next 45 days, Tho The company has been awarded a permanent contract by the Navy de­ partment to supply, je t fori to the San­ fo rd Naval Air Station and two million gallons o f foal are expected to be piped lereyta sad Good Saznaritea Nun lag home* on thalr list less becauM of federal legulatioaa. Watch a move oa here to get the HHFA to approve a auralng home here. Nobody caked me but Isn’t g toe had the moat tmportaat Aad wouldn’t it be too bad M it were cold tomorrow af­ ternoon and those majorettes had In wear woolen Jeans. OVERHEARD AT T H E c m r com m ission m e e t ­ in g . . . n * Woodruff build181 k moat detrimental thing in tha progress of this aommanity . . Frlto-Lay’a excess not to com# here waa Jmt ria l Orlando offered New dog ordinance approv­ ed but Hail III*ginbothem, aa ho voted aye, Mid "It’s the •railed thing I ever heard •I" , . . Vicious dogs must he confined . . . But how do you tell the vicious ooa? VOU 63 WHO’S AFRAID of cold weather? snys pretty Sanford miss Shirley Jones as she takes a quick dip at the Mayfair Pool this morning. Tempera­ tures may be in the 40*s but, it’s still Florida. It was 14 at Burlington, Vermont. (Herald Photo) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ WILMINGTON, N. C. (UP1) — An Atlantic atom lashed the Eastern Seaboard with strong winds and high tides today and the Weather Bureau warned of possible extensive flooding and beach erosion. Spme egaad—hi -jma low-lying areas- •temg-itew Over at NAS, don’t bo sur­ prised if there la aome Navy housing in the southwest sec­ tion of the bate before too --------r v . : Mag. Tho, bureau of Yards and Dock* has notified the city they are intereated in sewage dDpout facilities the city might book up by the Hunt Co. alte. Downtown Christmas lights Baby Unaffected wiring will have to be re­ BROCKTON, Mass. (UPI) placed after this year. —A 31-ycar-old German war 1 know its the Christmas bride who took several doses Mason now . . . Crews put of thalidomide during preg­ up the Nativity scene by City nancy haa given birth to an a p p a r e n t l y normal eight Hall this morning. pound, seven ounce girl. Mrs. I know It’s winter . . . 11 s e m a r I e Hoyle, wife uf Courthouse doors closed this Charles L. Boyle, obtained the Burning. drug on a visit to her home in West Germany, officials raid. Tried to talk with County Agent Cecil Tucker on cold D raft Increased •pell but it was so cold in ^ the agricultural building (re­ WASHINGTON (Ul’1) — member it wss built with­ Draft calls will be "slightly" out beating) all I could get increased over the nest six was this . . . NnnnnnO . .. months so that the Army ran FfffffrrrrrooooosssssUUt liinn expand its total strength. The > tttthhhiiisjs aaarrrreceeasa. Defense Department said Mon­ Bbbhbbrrreevineee ssssaarv- day the expansion to a force of 980,000 would be temporary eeeddd ffffrrrroooosisttt. and could be achieved through To translate the chattering, "slightly increased" d r a f t Mr. Tucker Mid no frost re­ calls. ported . . . . little brrr. . . Ooope, it’s cold here tooo. Charges Fly Anyway it isn’t quite cold LAS VEGAS (UPI)— Pro­ ducer Sid Luft has answered enough tor frost divorce proceedings filed by StiU haven’t found out his estranged wife, Judy Gar­ whet's going on at the MOO land, with chargee that the block on French Ave. . . . singer-actress hue concealed Except that U’a called (2 million in eommunity prop­ erty. Luft also charged Miss ’Kwikte.’ Garland "i» presently euffsrHear about the gentleman ing from mental illness as a that wanted to put up a roof readlt, in part, of hsr use of aad waa taken by ao much barbiturates." n d tope at City Hall be dumped the entire project. . Aged Home Set They wanted plot plan*, elc JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — The F l o r i d a Gerontology etc. etc. 0 0 0 Foundation announced plans Conatruction in Seminole Monday for a $1 million nurs­ County . . . that’s valuations ing h«m« for aged persona In U set at 20,182.075 thus far this the middle and lower income year as compared to last groups. Dr. George W. Karelas said tha borne will to built at year’s $1,710,640. Newberry and financed by do­ * • • Tba elty will file a suit nations ami funds from the •gainst Academy Manor with- Federal Housing Administra­ ta tba aext week or so . . . tion. asking tS.ooo. Mix Plans Hit Ckuhaota will be ablaze a with Christmas lights •:« “ * tkjg season aa thoRetired Folks Chib again sponsors • homo lighting festival this year. First prise will be • 815 savings bond put up by the Florida Power and Light company. There will be other egsh priies, but no entry fee «r formal application. Ju»t pvt up the tight*, flick the fk switch and you're ia busi- ★ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — An NAACP atton.sy told Fed­ eral Judge Bryan Simpson her* Monday that school de­ segregation plans filed by Other legislators however refused to throw la tho sponge. Harrell, who haa hem ac­ cused of deserting the growing big county bloc la the Senate, Mid tba apeelal sets loo haa reaorted to name-catling and retaliation **worae than 1 have ever aern." Taking tho floor lor an ansuccessful attempt to ram through a aloe die adjourn­ ment resolution. Herrell said "I am eonvineod wa are hopelessly deadlocked." He said the House la going la re­ fuse to pais evea a plan aa good as the 46-senator, 133re presents live formula turned down at tho polls Nov. 8. "Bad blood is being gen­ erated in this Legislature that will carry over Into the nest session and whatever Is pass­ ed here now Is going to bo changed in the courts." He argued that a court-writ- from tho iakefront through Mellon▼ille and onto the base on a monthly baric. Tho company la currently negotiat­ ing for two choice locations on tho Iakefront to put up the storage facility. Chamber of Commerce Manager John Krldar said this morning the locations am near the J Standard ____ ■ ■ IOil Co. pier. ' Krider explained that it will be the Mggeat haul of fuel now on the St. Johns. The company plans to bring the fuel into Jacksonville and barge it down the river to Sanford. “It surely justifies the completion o f the Sanford-Tltusville Canal now," Krider added. Company engineers are in town now making a survey of MeDonville Ave. along which the fuel pipes will run. The City Commission had ap­ proved the routing of the fuel on a public right-of-way. WEATHKR: Windy, cold. High today in 60a; low tonight, 40. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUES., NOVEMBER 27, 1962 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 592 The City Commission agreed Monday to take over tho poet office to uUllie aa a future l i ­ brary alto. However, all five board members agreed they would rather have the fhcility put up for public hid. "If we don’t take K new, the school board or any federal agency will gat the building. I’d rather aee na get control eon and City Manager W. E. Knowles ttaphaaisod that the city would "juit be buying time" by Hying it would uae the building aa a library site. "Meanwhile, you eould al­ ways tell the General Service Administration a library la not feasible and perhaps yon could negotiate a sale for It and put it on tho tax roll," Hutchiaon ax plained. Commissioner Earl Higgin­ Hutchison Mid the board had until Wednesday to either botham Mid. City Attorney Bill Hatch! claim the facility or let aome federal agency put In a claim for I t "Yen could alwaga put some books In the lobby until you decide what you want to do," Htftchlaon declared. Knbwlta explained "it Is now a case of either the city or the school board getting the site. If both the city and school board reject It, the property la then up for county, eta to and federal option of use. "Only after t h e s e a r e through will it go up for pub­ lic bidding," the city manager emphasized. Francis Roumlllat Jr„ chair­ man of tho Postal Site Com­ mittee of the Chamber of Commerce, declared that the merchants dtviaion waa 100 percent favoring public bids an the property. Chamber of Commerce Man­ ager John Krider fug rested a meeting with federal agendas to' aee whether they would withdraw any claims to the facility, but Knowles Mid that tlma was running cut aad school officials they would withdraw their request for tho facility. Tha board agreed to adopt the raeolation asking for tho building and see If any pos­ sible negotiations eould bo made to put H on tho tax rail. Mayor J . H. Cnppa said all efforts jroaM ho made to con­ tact members of Coogrooo to "soo if the facflltp could bo negotiated." Virginia coaat pM gfcpm h hi the dredge “V ib rio * toga g tugboat In tho- Chooagaaka Bay and washed It aground at Ocean View Beach. Va., Mon­ Wednesday la tha absolutely final deadline, and House day and the 48-foot ketch Spesker Mallory Horne laid Avaln tank off Charleiton, S. he'll be ready to giva up and adjourn sine die today If the No casualties were reported next few hours fail to produce as a result of the storm. Ibe answer. Gale warnings were display­ ed from Charleston to Cape May, N. J., and small craft warnings from Cape 3lay to Provlncetown, Mass., a n d from Charleston to Cape Ca­ naveral, Fla. Flight crews from Heavy The Washington Weather Bureau In its latest advisory Attack Wing One led the located the center of the Navy Wing of aircraft Mon­ storm about 200 miles south­ day in a flyover air parade east of Wilmington, moving for Preildent Kennedy who waa making an Inspection of very slowly southward. Gusts of 33 miles per hour Florida military bases. Heavy were reported at Norfolk, Va., Attack Squadron Three par­ Monday, the Cherry Point, N. ticipated with A3B HkywarC., said it received winds up riors and Heavy Attack to 60 m.p.h. "Wind reports In Squadron Seven took part excess of S3 m.p.h. have been with their supersonic ABA received from ships offshore," Vigilantes. The formation of 24 Navy the advisory said. The Weather Bureau said aircraft led by Cdr. Roy E. Monday night that tides were Farmer, commanding officer running two to thrre feet of VAH-3, included F8U Cruabove normal from Cape May taders from Fighting Squad, to Cape Hatteraa, N. C.. and ron 174 and A4D Skyhawks were expected to rise another from Attack Squadron 44 and Marine Attack Squadron 121. foot. Tha display of alrpower A Navy belleoptcr rescued nine of the 13 crewmen aboard took placa at Homestead Air the Virginia Monday night. Forte Base Sanford Planes Lead Air Parade The Oaceola Airport Com­ mittee topped e list of five reconimendationa w i t h t h e suggestion that the field to reinstated aa a feeder type airfield, handling tonnage up to 80,00 pounds and aircraft up to DC-3 site. John Alexander, chairman of tha group, read tha report to tha county commission to­ day. The committee recommended that the commission make ap­ plication to the Federal Avia­ tion Agency for rainatatement on tha basis of daylight usa only, with no extra facilities; ola Timing Atan., v a r i e s a sports car club activities, para­ chute mrcU, model airplane demonstrations and other suit­ able uses aa determined either by the commission or a field manager. Recommendations were also made for signs to to erected outlining tha field regulations, closed areas and traffic direc­ tion* and that weed killer to applied to the runways. Other recommendations by the committee concerned zon­ ing the eras for airfield use by the toning board and that tha various county organiza­ tion promota tha uae of parte of the airport acreage for in­ dustrial axes. A ctive Trading NEW YORK (UPI)—Stocks opened irregularly is moder­ ately scMm k i t e s by Wednesday. Knowles suggested a multi­ agency meeting to sea Just whs wants the facility while commissioners said they felt It wonld he better if the beard took It over "to atop any other governmental agency f r e a a grabbing It* Higginbotham said ha didn’t want tha school heard to have it while Krider declared that ford • Seminole Development „ , u h d m u til# d u,, * end to. HHFA w m urged. M Building of a now county CommUtM to homo should be eonaldnred ^ eould b, to prooely after all hope of private y)d# n |c c ( |, roid Mml care had boon exhausted, tho wbfri between Fleet St. and committee roport elated. In SR ^ whlch croII, g tha u auch case, tha building of a of way Just west of San60-bod unit, with 20 bed. ro- ,Jndo Sprlng(served for county petlente, A| lh# preieB| pUni , re was recommended. Tho run- K t| stenitrom said, there is ning of tho Institution and tho ^ on. ^ ta that nine mile use of the other 40 tod. wh#f, y,, new Ugh. would to tho option of tho WIjr Mn ^ approached. The private operator to whom tho h, , # been let now, facility would to leased. b . said, for the completion of Tho committee listed tho the gemtaoto County stretch Volusia Nursing Homo in De- of th# interstate, and U la esLand m a good example of a KnUa| that within a y tar or county-owned, privatelyoper- U o , cc„ , p , ,^ b# ated facility. constructed, preferably at the Recommendations w o r e u k , Mary Bird. Intersection, based on tho fact that In tho _ _ _ _ _ _ United States only six per­ cent or h i nursing .nd .re d Meeting Called bomt* ara sponsored by local ^ # governments, because it ap* To Organize poara to to more economical . ■ —. _ and feasible to operate larger IN e W r l T C U f i p t . homes with many more bed. Morric Ruby, principal of and few proMnt facUitlec tba Lake Monroe and Wilson meet stringont and rigid state Schools and chairman of sn regulations. a rts committee to organist Cost and care per paUent , volunteer fire department hae risen from $800 to 11,200 to serve the vicinity, hai annually In Seminole County called a meeting for this in the past flva yean tho purpose at 7:30 p. m. tocummitteo found, and they day in the Monroe School estimate that facilities and Auditorium, services commensurate with Ruby urges that aa many state regulations would boost I men aa possible from both HEN. EVERETT DIRKHEN of Illinois wlaxea for a few mlnutea in the study of his DeBary home. The Senator and Mrs. Dirksen and her mother, Mrs. Lily Carver, frequent visitors to the retirement community for the past several years, hnvo chosen to make their winter retreat in an attractive DeBary lakeside home which was designed by Mrs. Dirksen. (Cox Photo) Secretary Made New Millionaire MIAMI (UPI) -T h e late Arthur Vining Davis mede bis s e c r e t a r y a millionaire, established lifetime Incomes for 13 persons and left the bulk of his 8(00 million estate to charity, educational and religious work, it wss disclosed today. The will left by the deve­ loper of the Aluminum Com­ pany of America was pro­ bated by Dade County Judgo Frank Blanton. Davis died at Us mansion hero on Nov. 17 at the age of 95. His closest relatives were several nephews and a niece. Besides receiving 81 mil­ lion. Miss Evelyn Mitchell. Davis’ longtime secretary inherited the entire 42-acrs home, "Journey's End.’* snd a lifetime Income from one20th of tbs estate remaining after certain bequests snd taxes. Tbo. bulk of Ibe fortune re­ quests was divided into 100 shares. Fifth shares will go Into ■ trust to to held by the First National Bank of Miami, and 23 shares will go Into a trust held by the Mellou National Bank and Trust Co. of Pitts­ burgh. The remaining 23 shares will pay all taxes and provide a residue to be split up in bequests of individuals. The trust funds of SO and 25 shares were set up to dis­ tribute principal snd Income "exclusively for such reli­ gious, charitable, scientific, literary or educational pur­ poses within the United States or any of its possess­ ions as the trustees in their discretion shall see fit." F leein g To W est BERLIN (UPI) — Flv« East Germans fled to West Berlin under cover of (og and darkaaas today. The City Commission Mon­ day night awarded a series of bids totaling some tlk.OOQ tor an assortment oi equip­ ment ranging from pollen ears to half-tan trucks. Tha Strickland-Morrison Co. waa awardtd tha low bid an the police cars lor 84.387. Tho Sanford firm was also low on two half-ton pick-ups for f2.Ml.tt. GMC was awarded the low bid of HAM lor a half-ton truck and tho board voted to readvcrtlM for bids oa two long wheel ha so dumps budgeted for 87.072. Two resuscltaton were awarded to the Florida Oxygen Service at a bid of $640; while Robson Sporting Goods was awarded the low bid tor one motor scooter tor ft,002.50. In other business, the com* mission approved ■ salary reels saltiest km tor fire de­ partment officers J. T. Ben­ nett and H. D. Faint Jr. giv­ ing both of them n raise from $4,500 to R i l l ; Delayed action thanking the Atlantic Coast Line Ballroad for their action to deed an eight-inch water llna ant easement from 13th St. to Lake Jennie until the deed was In the hands of the city; Okayed a request of SL Ann’s Guild of DeBary tor an exempt license to hold a rummage sale; Tabled action on a re­ quest to require all commer­ cial vehicles hauling trash to be covered; Reconfirmed their stand that all further water and sewer extent ions to the Hunt Co. site would bare to be paid for by the company. 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Contacted at Lincoln, Nob., after hla loam vote hare Monday sight to occopt too Oator Bowl bid. Bagla a* pasted » title meat bo aoda voeootfy tool too loika o vilio etoaata to "rapidly bo* coming oaoottbo bowls that iuturoa too boat lotersecttoaol aataito “ »«ew Mu moor etoar a o ja howto Oeo boaatod o o o llo a o l •a moo. Peon BUlo walloped door* glo Tato. to-ll. to last yeere Cota Boat bottle aod pool* od wtoa to t e liberty Bowl oxatoat Alabama, T-4 to toto, - H . B . P o p s C o , In c . equipment to iftuiU y H i t LOB ANORLZI (UPIi-Th# Loo Anpaisa Lobova fhaUp bald too Katteai BaakatbaU Aiaoelatloo’a Wastons Dlrtstoa lead today at tho atmgtk of what Coach Trod Scbaua termed "the toupbtst S3-point victory of all ttow.” The Lakare Mendey sight defeated the Chleapo Zephyrs, 1SS-100, before 4,283 Sports Arena patrona to oa nervewracking a game ai lekoos aver will experience. ond Oregon, 41-U to 1N 0. V year business needs s boost, try o fist, effective odteMrtog eampstya- Call FA M ill tor too Herald Ad DtpL BALL-BLAIR I T Z CONCBSTB PRODUCTS 1 C h a p m a n C o n c r e te Vlth a M defeat bp Army Mto atop blaatob to tbalr a* aoUaou choice Kaoday by eight coaches lor too Lam bert Trophy, awarded aa* aoally to tho boat team to too SaaL No oppoaoo! boa toaa i lasted yet for Pom State, but teams reported high on tho list include too winner of too Miami-Florida game, Doha aod Oropoa state. INSURANCE H A R R Y A D A I R 'S 1 «ULP SBRV1CV ALL THE NEW FOBM1 1 Ttooo - Battsrise • Aeeeaaorioo load AAA Bervico f Qwamteed Brake A Moffler Bring Your buuranoo LOOFFpOa Prohlomo To Us — Fveeeh A le t ploaao. (This h i Marty ; pa 0-0021 pa t-aott waya be managed once i youngest child to to ichor ) Do just aa much aa M ; F a irw a y T ex aco weal lo aoaioOy, oad m • d S te b t* * S e r v ic e more, Have tome respect lor th r B urr M. Kniffto. Jr. Mar. 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The flaks, green and white birth­ day cake, which waa the cawtar of attraction, was served with ke cream and colorful poach. Joining In the cslebraUea with the hoaorse won Wanita Knight, Janice Milter, Bu­ san Xtnakl, Janta Jehnaou, Martha and Cheryl Baker, Kathy and Kay Brass and Marilyn Weiner. A variety ef Philippine dishes were served Including "Utchoa," (reset pic). The pig was rotated I t the tradt* H aul Philippine manner by Butogfa Daus, C. Garrkte and HAVING A GRAND TIME at the birthday party for Cheryl Duncan. L ift to right front row are Cheryl Baker, the birthday girl, Cheryl Duncan and Kay Bruce. Second row, Janla Johnson, Wanlta Knight and Janice Miller. Back row, Marilyn Weinar, Kathy Bruce, Martha Baker and Busan Ken* aki. (Herald Photo) Third Birthday Celebrated At Party With Playmates hia dad and Mias Janice Lan­ caster, of Orlando, cam# to the rescue and the party pro­ ceeded as planned. A clown theme waa mod in decorations, napkins, plates and cope and a six inch circus down and other animats were on top ef the large birthday caka. Guests invited to share In the festivities with Jeff w en Nicky and Jtsane Margo, E n te r p r is e Mark Straughn. Kathy and Patti Coyne, Gall and Debbie Reis, Annatte, Steve and Rox­ anne Wampler, Bobby, Kim end Stave Meier. Melanie Byrd, Robbie and Lorri Carter, Ray, Dcnnlsoh, Robin Tys, Tommy Farrow, Theresa Johnson, Ben Dyal Larry Blythe, Wendy Hlrt, Linda Dekte. Jeffs sifter, Lisa, and his paternal grand­ mother, Mrs. Andie Powell. F v ' le v . « Personals 1 Jaff Powell, sen ef Mr. and Mra. Hencbcl Powell, cele­ brated his third birthday with ■ patty at the home at his ma­ t e r a i l grandmother, Mrs. Allye Cavanaugh, 1451 Wynnewood Drive. • After plane for the party were all complated and It was almost time for the gueate to arrive, Mrs. Cavanaugh was uaaxpectedly taken IB and ad­ mitted to tbe hospital Jaffa great aunt, Mrs. D. D. Horae, m A;'VW i j '0 ♦ ftf! - <M By Hctea Seedgnu Bascorn W. (Happy) Carl­ ton Jr. who la in hia fresh­ ■ x v . I v y man year at Florida Southern .• 1 ■ m l : . - j • ■' • . z r m College, Lakelaod, spent the holidays with his parents, Rsv. and Mrs. B. W, Carlton. Silas Sarah Burns spent sev­ eral days In Ft. Banning, Ga., with )e -n>ce and family and waa aci'jmpanled borne by Capt. and Mrs. Raa irland and family who will remain with her c-1 their mother, Mrs. Btrl Hardin. Cha i Allen of Jackson­ ville and Hr. and Mrs. Robert Allen of DeLand visited Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sellars Satur­ day. - ft. H. Ryan. Miss Helen; Snodgrass and Mrs. Pearl Vaugian Joined tbe Richard Harris family of Fsrn Park at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harris In Winter Park for a family get-together Tban:.sgtving Day. Rev. and Mra. Fred Foster were vlsltora in Lake City Fri­ day. Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Ray and children and Jaekte Welch JEFF POWELL AND HIS BIRTHDAY CAKE. spent Thanksgiving and tbe (Herald Photo) weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray in Jackson Bluff. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dunn accompanied by their daugh­ ter Linda of Orlando left Wednesday a f t e r n o o n for Thanksgiving day with tha Ogden family in Flora City and Thursday afternoon they accompanied their son, Char­ les. and his family to Tsmpa for tbe weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Nutt entertained at their borne with a family dinner Thursday, which included Mr. and Mra. Bobby Little and daughter Mi­ chelle of Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nutt ef Sanford and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Lampp of Winter Park. Thanksgiving day guests of Miss Doris Fiber were Mr. and Mrs. George Wesing and Mr. and Mrs. John Paedl and Remodeling Mr. Jones of Lougwood and Mr. and Mra. A. N. Nelson of Tampa. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hender­ son and Howard Joined thn WITH |2 ORDER family at a get-together with his sister, Mrs. Glenda Drum­ FREE P U N T mond, and family ia S t Cloud (Nursery Choice) Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. James Bruce AZALEAS 35c and son of Woodbine, Ga., were guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Poinnettian Howard B r u c e Wednesday FLAMING SPHERE night and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bruce and family of GainesGray Shadows PRETTY DRESS villa were Friday guests. All N ursery Prettiest drees you could ef the boys and their families So. Hanford Ave. sttended t h e Thanksgiving have to start off fall: a Paisley Homecoming st the Children's print in beige and dark blue 2 Mi. South of Giadrrville a oaaUktaUL .‘to f f • i Guitar music wan provided throughout the evening by J. Tuithersne and dancing waa enjoyed by the creep. A lim­ bo contest waa alas held. Cdr. K. Kingsbury and John Suggs served aa m atter ef ceremostee lor the party. Local Events MRS. MORRIS FORGUSON. left ticket chairman for the Holiday-Time dance at the Mayfair Inn, Wednesduy night and Mrs. David Gntchel, gen­ eral chairman check the advance ticket sales. They may still be obtained from the Florida 8tate Bank, Touchtons, Roumlllat and Amlersons or at the door. Music for dancing will be provided by Tommy Alien’s New York Orchestra. (Herald Photo) M iller - Pope W edding Is Planned Mr. and Mra. W. W. Milter, 3454 ritch St., Jacksonville, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Jane Laird, to Lt. Fred W. Pope Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Pope Sr., Crippia Road, Sanford. Miss Miller is in ber senior year at the University of Florida where she is a mem­ ber of the Kappa Delta soror­ ity. L t Pope attended Sanford schools and graduated from Seminole High School. While there he was captain ef the band, president of the senior efass and a member of the Key Club, Sanford Woman’s Club meets at 1 p.m. for afternoon of bridge end canasta, with Mrs. The Fidelia Sunday School J , K. Baker and her commit­ Class of the First Baptist tee In charge of arrangements. Church met at the home ef Mrs. Huby Speers on Sanford NATURAL LOOK Art. for the monthly meeting with group two serving as co- Don't forget to apply foun­ dation make-up beyond the hostess. Mrs. Irving Pryor, presi­ chin and Jawline to complete dent, conducted the business the natural took. Make-up session and heard reports should be blended Into your from the various officers and natural skin tone slightly be­ committees. Mrs. Clyde Hum­ low the Jawline ta d under the ears. phrey ted the devotions. Each member brought can­ ned goods for a basket whick was given to a needy family for Thanksgiving. Mrs. E. H. Rodgers was In charge of games during the social hour. Prists were woo by Mrs. Jerry Milter and Mia. Jessie Walker. O t h e r s attending were Mines. 11. J. Pinch, E. C. The new ’63 Chevrolet has captured tbe silence Snodgrass, A. L. Thomas, Joe and effortleee enaa of Jet flight and translated Koke, Clayton Smith, E. H. it to highway travel. Every new Chevrolet, Craft, J. Malloy, 11. E. Mewhether it’e a luxury Impala, a low-priced Bel Swain, C. E. Shaniot, E. R. Air or a Biacayne, now has self-adjusting Wood and W. F. Yeackle. Speers Home He is also a graduate of the University of Florida where he was a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon social fraternity{ Kappa Kappa Psl and Florida ORIGINAL PRESENT II may not look lika much but lt will be colorful and Grandmother will surely love it. It is a finger painting done by tbe youngest artist In the family. Finger paint ta inex­ pensive, too, and easy to make at home out of corn starch and food colors. Blue Key, honorary fraternity. He was a member of the ROTC the four years he at­ tended college and when be received bis degree, in August this year, he also received hts commission of Lieutenant in the Army. He is presently at­ tending Army Intelligence Bcbool in Baltimore, Md. The wedding will be an event of Dee. 37 In Jackson­ ville. WON’T BIDE UP Pettllegs, the modern ver­ sion of the pantalette, are per­ Keeping a husband waiting fect for wear under slim suit every lime you go out ahowa skirts. Won't bunch or ride up. Try and ace. poor management, manners. entertained with a. dinner last Thursday. Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lambert* son, Mrs. Sophia Stutterhelm, Mrs. L. Musucb, Mr. and Mrs. Peter (Crammer, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Seufert of Pompano Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Chris* ten and Ur. and Mrs. Adam Muller enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner at the DeBary Restau­ rant. Joining them were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walker and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Power, Mrs. L, Reed and Mrs. M. McManus. Mr. and Mrs. John Seufert of Naraoja Road entertained Mrs. A. Crowder and daugh­ ter, Jamy Sue, and their houseguests, Mr. and Mrs. B. Beck, of Glendale, N. Y., at dinner Thankaglsing day. The Missea Kay and DorV elhea Hcnnlnger entertained for Uw traditional turkey din­ ner at their home. Mrs. A. Robllio, Mrs. Jo Pack. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ladarbaos and daughters, Mary Ann and Carol, who waa homo from tbs University of Florida in Gainesville and Mr. and Mrs. E. Heppoer. Mr. and Mrs. John Diehls of Buena Vista enjoyed their turkey dinner with their eon and daughterin-law, Mr. and Mra. Phillip Diehl, tram South Carolina and their three grandsons. Personals Mr. and Mrs. WUUam Kirchhoff Jr. of Newport, B. L. have announced the birth pi a son. William Emil. 11L Tbe paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mra. William B. Klrthhoff Sr, of Sanford. How to travel in luxury without really flying Officers Wives Of VAH-7 Meet For Coffee brakes, a Delcotron generator to extend bat­ tery Ufa, and the ingenious now fluah-and-dry system that takes air and rain water from the cowl and rinses corrosive elements out of the rocker panels where rust usually begins. A tost drive will amaze you. The suspension, with eoil springs at ail four wheels, treats back roads, car tracks, gravel as though they were billiard* tablo smooth. The engine whisks you away from truffle lights or steps safely out to parn slower cam without once intruding on your privacy. When you’re driving a Chevrolet, you don’t take a bade mat to anyone! The make more people depend on Mrs. R. W. Martin waa boateas for the VAH-7 Officers Wives monthly coffee. A silver boo bon dish was presented to Mrs. George Jessen as a farewell gift. She will soon be leaving for Co­ lumbus, Ohio, where her hueband hae been transferred. A welcome waa extended to new members, Mrs. R. M. Dunlevy and Mrs. Robert E. Lavender. During the buslneaa meeting conducted by Mrc. Louie Hoop, plana lor future activttiea were discusaed. A variety of home made rolla, cooklea, cup cakes and coffee were served by the hos­ tess. O t h e r s attending were Mmca. A. M. Campbell, Tedford J. Cann, K. E. Enney. W. C. Holton, C. H. Kruse, H. L. Monroe, O. V. Painter, G. F. Schneider, R. L. Wright and E. C. Geliner. Vijgu' identifies your W ELCOME WAGON S P O N S O R S ... firm* ef peeetige ha Ow buiinoaa and civic life of your community. Fee information, ceil VIRGINIA PETR08KI P. a Boa 1114 NORA NORRIS TP. 5-1514 A sk abou t" Qo with the Greats,** a special record album o f top artists and hits and see four entirety different kinds o f cars at your Chevrolet dealer's—*03 Chevrolet, Chevy 11, Corva/r and Corvette WELCOME W A G O N Gar. 2nd & Palm etto SANFORD, FLA �-r ]5 Ptt»r t- .- Edtoa Straws In Wind total a s p i c * w iito to wUl concentrated to Washington, ran about IlSS^MW. Non* «l too ACA M m with tbs state* u reunites of ta k a toy ■ntoiy a 0 9 0 a tfcs a n tra l government. la tk* 1M0 proaideattel els*, m m t tor politic*] actfritia. tfena, ACA refueed to jots with nay of tha other eonaerrstir# group* to euppoit either V ia Praofctent N in a , Arkansee Got. O m t Faubua aka beaded a n a t i o n a l States Righto ticket, or e r a Virginia Sea. Barry Byrd, who got Battered rotes. Inability of tke rich taring group# to oaite behind on* candidst# a oao p n g ra a to what f « d t h a t th ey * r t m l ? im h a tia * th e p n e tie M o f th * E aro p n aa faf r l- lfeta of th o la s t esn tarjr. B u t th is l i s o t th o lO th e —t u yy. Tho objection Is n o t w h a t th aao na­ tions h a r e dona, h o t t b a ir n a n n a r o f d o ln j it, Tho a id th in g la t h a t th a a a comw tries, am ong th a la r ia a t a n d m oat w ith H, l o s t a s sh a d id before far th re a te n in g w a r a g a in st th a o u t­ num bered D u tc h . The o ito atio n to n o t th o t i n t o f I t s triad. I t fa ra a m J s c a a t o f India’s takeover o f G oa and E g y p t’s M isar* Of th * flam C a n a l T his is n o t to s a y th e re was n o J notification f o r a n y o f these a c ts. senior m em bers o f th o p o stw a r new nations d a b , out s poken c ritic s o f th o W aat, have n o t scraplod t o a a a fo res (w han s a fe ), to i g a o n t h o U aK sd Nation* c h a rta r, to g ra b w h an th a grab b in g w as good — t o h a, l a a word, aaaakjr. A s fo n n a r eolonks, thaw c a n do no w rong in th o eyas o f th o m ultitod* o f o th a r fo ra to r eolonlos. T h d r behavior is a d a ir a d . I t la a h r a ja popular to th ro w rocks a t oo*-titna m asters, b a t i t Is a p o o r b a sis on which to build n w orld o f law — and Dr. G rant’s Worry Clinic Mr. I* toy to Kidding The TV Sponsors WASHINGTON (UP1) — There is a deeply rooted sus­ picion la th* television in­ dustry that viewers do not al­ ways give the commarclala toe rapt attention they so richly deserve. •owe of Urn more advanc­ ed thinkers believe that cer­ tain members of Urn audience win Invariably allow their minds to veer and yaw, sad thus wiU misa part sf tos sponsor's massage. To combat say sue! aogllfvnee a the part of tbs ■wh­ ile. they have adopted a policy of repotting key words and phrases often enough to •tifk la Iks brains sf ova* to* most abstracted audV have fallen asleep. 8oma time ago, an ra te r prising group of Interlopers, seeking to take advantage of this protracted commercial patten, drafted a piss to market a 11m of products called "Bread X." Ttoy reasoned that toe constant mention of "brand X" on television was bouad to have created a subconsc­ ious demand tor it, evra though the mention was ah ways unflattering. Some time later, another i m p of poachers, with sim­ ilar motivation, toyed with the notion of producing a predict caned "Alteraato." Their idea was to eaak la ra the f r a advertising they OUR i uKa to oteN sa-aw piAsw ^ — tTKkSfg THSHOtPOM /w « i* v o M /iu r was* t lex*ctfiD»*eu*rrVHSfti \ t N svas SKWCTBP TO ■ ! ■ ■ ■ ■ » Mn*» faWSBMBg * * • ) / .. would receive from totevl•km announcers who keep saying "and now a word from our alternate sponsor.” Aa far aa 1 kaow, neither of thaaa projects cams to fruition, and I think I know tha teasoa why. They were tea vague. "Bread X" tad "Alternate" are net Baked specific typo of prodset I am eoaviaeed, however, that to* bask formula was sound. Using It u 1 springboard, I bars bass working M ai rtvlitd Bwu x t tm ^#w a^veiFwnvwe which I believe will meet with Instant success. by medietas t-typs sponsors that thair products f a sat m u m k sratel "side effects." My first product would bo a compound called "lid s Ef­ fects" aad I would sdvortlM U toaslyi "Comes to liquid, tablet os capsule term. Won’t cm* anything bat - 3 VtaLL.T CtaT la mlad would be a hair teals ••Usd " E d S tu ff—"for too discriminating few who Uka greasy ktlr." My third produst would bo bolter. Only I would label it "Ugh prtoo spread"— "guaranteed to coat mere tons margarine or your money bock." take advantage of tho spon­ sor who claims that um n of his toothpaste had "U par caot fewer levittes than usare of regular toothpaste." My bread would, of court*, bo "Regular"—"fog thorn of P a f* 4 8 a n fo rd , Florida Tuoa., Novambar 2 7 ,1M2 you who bate to bo differ- Phil Newsom Soys •ggrasahroaass la th* bee* CASE N-4P2: Terry T., aged 42, la the a le s manager who was about to lose his Job becaua of whiskey. "How era 1 help him break tho liquor habit!" implored his tearful wife. "Dr. Grant, I’d do any­ thing is savt Tarry, tor be kae bow such s wonderful haabaad and father, e t least tin the past three years. Well, la handling a chronic drinker past the ape of 40, yea css generally start out with toe prem ia that he Is using whiskey to divert's bis wife's attontira from his platonic nature. "If I am * home half drunk,” Terry later confess­ ed to mo, "then my wife will act wonder why I a* leepar Use bar or show in­ terest to physical affteettaa. "Dr. Crane, 1 figure I am |a>9 ** feed, so I Kay liquored up to divert fa r at­ tention. "And w h a I urn drunk, I can’t think about my sexual decline m I do pat a Utile relief from this haunting tear that I am aU through. "Actually, I b e l i e v e I'd commit suicide if I didn’t have s c a is to the bottle all the time. For I can’t stand ti»i* humiliation to my era pride." Yea readers eaa o s that If ws doctors simply nauseatsd Tarry with reference to to* smell and taste of Uquor, we’d still net have remedied his underlying problem. It would bo like prescribing aspirin tot s headache due to astigmatism. “fo r a n tastily reset w ont st Iks mtnopsuM then ds women, contrary to tke popular notion. "Mm here mete to to n i­ fy them than women do, for women i n naturally pan•ire partners so they can attn remain pa selva aa long aa they Uvo. "But men a n originally the active, aggressive sex so when they begin to wane, It produces a more evident and ■hocking effect "And the resulting terror can quickly de-sex s male so ha cannot function aa an ardent husband. Bat g wife’s menopausal worries still do net preclude her wifely pass­ ive role to marriage. "Thus, every smart wife should consciously develop a more aggressive role to help thwart her husband's haunt­ ing fear of s platonic mar- ■ tea Terry's wife was at­ tractive aad slsceraly davot- a 'chaser' after younger stress w boa asvetty may hslp rates bis abbtag ardor up to the functional point." Tcrry’a wife agreed to fol­ low Instructions. Within M husband's fear of bate* per­ manently platonic. Be she eliminated the besle cans* of his flight Into al­ coholism. He soon became a topnoteh salsa mesa per again, aa well as a devoted husband and tether. AH yon wives should wake up and become forewarned, to aaad for the booklet "How to Prevent n Platonic Mar­ riage," rack)sing a stamped return a r e lope, plus 20c. It is smarter to prevent alcoholism (ban to cure 1L Letters To The Editor la Gratitads To a Wonder­ ful Physician — Dr. Sidney Kate What s noble lot oor un­ sung heroes—our doctors are. Of th* M hours allotted to •ach of m to 0 day very tew of os spend as much time giving words of hope aad raeouragamrat to our fellow, mra m do oor doctors. The tori war, aad place la Bemlaol* County to get really acquainted with these awn la to to a patient la too emergency room of lamlaoto Memorial Hospital s t U :00 p. m. As fa labors to rell.v* th* awful pals of a serious oyo Injury only a groat heart, and compassion for suffering are indicated In his patient ■mils, softly spoken word* of hope and tha kindly touch of his skilled, w*U trained The real cur* to that eye problem would be property fitted glasses that would all* miaalo the painful ey«strata. Aad a It Is with alcoholics. Tbair addiction t* whisky la wuaUy a symptom af an uadarlytag emotional "fire” One Hope For Nehru dallri of Dr. Kata caliber. Thank you Dr. Kate. Sincerely, Mrs. J. L. Horton Sr. Dear Editor: With toe campaign aad the election over, I want to take this opportunity to thank you for your endorsement of my re-election to the US. Senate. Needless to say tha results of the November 4th election were very gratifying to me and I deeply appreciate the support your fine newspaper gave me. I hope that In the next six years I will con­ tinue to merit your approval. Agate, please accept my thanks, and with kindest re­ gards, I remain Sincerely, George A. Smslhers U33 fo r quality aatomobUes at low prices cback th* Herald clasaiflod pages where fecal deafen advertise. lyiiwiiae of Loch Arbor hom es o f distinction . . . r .a iu it m uni totem Designed N# pert or map Material, sews er Mvirtlslac, at Ihle OCtllua at Taa Sanford II,raid mar be reprvCaeed la aa> meaner wltkoui wrtuea permleeloe ef Iba pakUebee ol Tba Herald. Aar laCIvICail ar firm reifoatlk’a (er s a b re»reOuttloa wUl ko ceaaldereS aa latrlsotM aa Tke Maralfa 4o»rrtaki aaS will ka keid liakta for iemacaa nadee taa law. rakllakee OaOp a ilu d e r, kaaCar- aa# Ckrtataaei oakk ite s SaiatSar urimrttoN OWemee Twgher Rubber Tellurium, one of tho sto­ m a ta racovvrad by Interac­ tional Nickel from Its ore* mined la tho Sudbury Dis­ trict of Ontario, Is added to certain types of rubber to stake it tougber and tonga wearing under rugged condi­ tions of service. SANFORD, FLA. Parts Special! Q—What was too original asms of Gettysburg, 1 s t A—Originally oiled Marsh Creek Settlement, the town w n a renamed Gettysburg when it was made th* seat of Adams County to 1100. GENUINE FORD Therm ostat! Each GENUINE FORD A nti-Freeze y r ( ^/A nR A C T IV E Per Quart I NSURED \ \ E A R N I N G S l SAVINGS ------- GENUINE FORD Radiator H ose GENUINE FORD OIL FILTERS 87 - 12 Ford A Falcoa ■ACM 92-4* EACH »2-M G. E. Kitchens Cuetom Building A Specialty STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENT Tear Friendly Ford Deafer STRICKLANDMORRISON, INC CONSTRUCTION CO, GraUfelly Accepted ■RMIMOLK - DeBARY COUNCIL p . a b o x lo t ATT: FORD OWNERS NOVEMBER BRING THIS AD TO OUR PARTS DEPT. Sha&mak&M BUTM l ..T*T." S J sever be* b e a before. The struggle wtB relieve Nehru teem teedtag the p teea of peUtiriene for dis­ trict pork barrels. Greater attention wiU be paid to de­ velopment of such Industries as coal, steel, tnaapartetios end electrie power. F a Nehru it was a trem­ endous break with tba pari wtea fa w u fa ced to ssk the United States tor raidtery aid. K w u aa admission that India could not defend RvH alone and that tha attempt to balance herself between the great powers bad failed. Even aa Nohru baa thanked the United States tor under­ standing hit continuing ef­ forts toward aoa-oHgament, hie «yea hare bora upon tba Soviet Union and upon tbeoretical Soviet aid ra tfaf that aid already received. Having already bora deceiv­ ed by Rod China, be appear* not to take into considersttea to* possibility that too Soviet Union could deceive him, too. 51 • M FORD fratorinc. . . •niM of faaforO P t o i ' iwfM self-sufficient. . Aa a nation of 400 mlHtoa attempting a leap feom a backward agricultural econ­ omy to fun tadnetrialbatiou, even the normal difficulties made India’s problem a bags oao. But with each atop for­ ward also a m * saw diffleuities. New, expensive factorise ran below capacity becaua of shortages of electrie pow­ er, railway can aad ce*L Government operation# gup. peaed to turn is a profit to finance new projects failed to return a profit Training of new managers and tecla id ana lagged behind the economic development. Just how much too Red China conflict further wfll delay Indian Mlf-sufflctoaey is a matter atiU to be deter­ mined, but it must be m u ­ ta n t to years. If there la a bright aide, B talh U : The Indies poputaUca la 20% Discount RESTRICTED - EXCLUSIVE Uo Week While India* Premier J i t s aharial Nehru clings wristtally to the hope that some­ how tbs Soviet Union win get the Bed Cbtoooe off hie keck, be also is being Joroed to the atore uapicasant view tfa t hie struggle with the Chiaese moot likely will ooatiaue for years. < This la turn mease a Se­ vern setback tor the b d laa economy already facing se­ m e difficulties. la the fiscal year ending June SO, India received fTST mffllon in U. 8. aid for an ovsr-aU total of sroond 94 miu^h Bvta with maaatoe old from the United States and elsewhere, It wse estimated IS would be ut least is mace •M B. l e t IT . PH. FA 2-14S1 * V �% ■■V ■ " ■.* •**t»* - iV- *• -v--’•»'? ‘fo r m . jw U i Ww. r r , i m — h n i Dallas Cassel Shots Slated N avy Families f ef military par* to Heavy Atwtn receive flu thin wade a t the Naval Ak Matts*. CB*. I . M. Tuny J r . today that both wtng paraonnel and their may receive tafia— immunisation a t tie Naval At Station Dispensary hi accordance with the fellow17 November: 0430 to UOfrHatron Seven mffltery; 1300 to 1700—H a tm Seven do- to 1100 Three military (Perwheae laat aamao be­ gin with the letUn A through K )| 1900 to 1700 — Hatton to Three to fln with the letter A through K). SO November: 0080 to 1100 —Matron Three military (Per•onaal whose laat names be­ gin with tho tettors L through B ; 1800 to 1700 — Threo dependents ( whoee laat naasee begin with the Utters L through Z). t December: 0830 to 110O— Hatroa Nina military; 1800 to 1700 — HaIron Nina depend­ ents. 4 Decembar: 0830 to 110O— Hatron E ta v a n Detachment Eight military; 1300 to 1700 —Hatron Eleven Detachment Eight dependnta. The location for dependents Innoculation will be a t the Dis­ pensary Library except far those oa Wednesday, 24 No­ vember, which wiU lie given in the Out-Patient Clink. All dopendente are r e m i n d e d to bring their Immunisation Cer­ tificate (Deportment of De­ fense Form 717) with them on the day they ere to bo tanocEligible chrlliaa id depaodente ef in deployed squadrons are urg­ ed to um any ef the above times designated for Hospital Notes NOVEMBER M Larry Lawrence, DoBary; Capt W. W. TTsaiierian, the Ak Station medical officer, has extended office h e m a t the dependent school agv. her school last month. la addition to ceremonies earning lliss Csssel as queen, the halftime featured the Lymaa Band presenting its spectacular Spanish Bull­ fight Show sad the Tavares High School Band la a pro­ gram of musical visits to various countries through Its presentation of "Around the World la SS Days.A largo group of Gray- TWO PERSONAL SURVIVAL COURSES w era completed last Tuesday night in Lake llery. The two groups, pictured with officials from the Seminole County Civil Defense D ept, included Mra. C. L. Echols, Mrs. J. Kampf, Mrs. R. B. Riser, Bob Riser. Robert T. Willis, Mr. and Mra. H. M. Gleason, Mra. Volie Williams, Mrs. Henry Thurston, G. O. Mayberry, Mr. and Mra. Ralph Schwelckert, Mra. J. W. Harkey, Mr. and Mra. E. L. Zimmerman, George W. Dodson, Catherine Dodson, John P. Griffin, Mrs. E. O. Hackett-Mr. and Mra- Fred Klnchner, Dorothy Teslo, Mra. W. A. Norris, Mra. Harvey Pugh, Mr. and Mra. Watson Reel, Mr. and Mra. Guatavous Riekatson, Danny TiQla, Mr. and Mra. Hugh TiUls, Mra. L. C. Tillis and Mary Ann TiUls. (Herald Photos) carsvsn of c a n and charterad buses which was escortad to the game by the Sheriff's Dept N ew Troop Mrs. Jack Alexander and Mrs. J . C. Williams, co­ landers, have announced the formstioa of a new second and third grade Brownie troop la Lake Mary. The group win meet on Fridays Enterprise PTC Discusses Civil Detenu Mr. Magfa i t t l f w i l l Orampy and J b u ty the beeag rabbits, with Bffly M l these the doves, wOl praetn t m heee and a half showed Mirth,eqpetery, coofMea s a l ffleeise m the stage of the Beefs. I ea Friday a t TiM 1 deed cleea family fea Is Church Group To Attend Conference By laaa Casselberry Ttm Casselberry Commun­ ity Methodist Church win be leproeented at the Orlaade District Conference to to told Wednesday from • p.m. until 9 p. a . at the Apopka Methodist Church. Attending wUl be Rev. Delm u Copeland, minister of the church, and Rev. E. P. Richards, lfarvln McClain, Mrs. bsota Putnmsa, Miss JID Forsyth, Mrs. Dorothy Ferreil, Mrs. Marjorie Bry­ ant, Henry Duncan, Carl Swofford and Finney Haynes. Many Sanford and Seminole County folks have been satisfied customers of ours for many years. Why not give us o try? We have free pick-up and delivery service cover­ ing Sanford, DeBary, Enterprise and all of South Seminole County. nr. a . d . voane Dies Monday Mr. Arthur B. Doaae, 83, died at 8:33 a. m. Monday In an Orlando hospital follow­ ing a lingering Illness. Born Feb. 10, 1879 In Baraboo, Wls„ he was s pioneer resident of Geneva having lived there for the past 74 years. He was a retired farmer and meat cutter and was a member of the Gen­ eva Baptiat Church. Survtvora are his widow, Mra. Florence Doane of Geneva; two daughter!, Mias E lks Doane of Orlando and Mrs. Orie Mathieux of WUllamaon, N. Y.; four grand­ children and seven great­ grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 3 p. m. Wednesday at Brisson Funeral Home In Sanford with Rev. Jack Ste­ wart of the Geneva Baptist Church officiating. Burial will be in the Geneva Ceme­ tery. ueuary uroups 10 present Musical Concert At Church By Mrs. Adsm Mailer A Community Mixed Chor­ us wiU be featured In a con­ cert to bo presented at 7:30 p. m. today in the DeBary Community 3fethodist Church. Sponsored by tho Univer­ sity of Florida Extension Service and local music groups, the program will contain familiar and sacred songs and Christmas music. The Community chorva will be composed entirely of De­ Bary music lovers. Groups participating will Include the DeBary Chorist­ ers directed by Laura Platt Brown, the DeBary Gke Club directed by Mrs. H. Whitaker, The First Presby­ terian Church Choir directed by Mrs. Charles Bertsch, the First Baptist Church Choir directed by Frank Stockwell, the Sanford Mak Chorus with with Harold Barry as De­ Church Gives Bary representative and the DeBary Community Metho­ Overseas Aid dist Choir directed by Mist By Jane Casselberry Barbara Bcdlent. Delbert E. In response to a special ap­ Starreth will direct the Mix­ peal from the Methodist Com­ ed Chorus from the Unlvermittee on Overseas Relief, the Casselberry Community Methodist Church hat raised M ethodist M eet Set By Jane Casselberry enough money through spe­ The Men’s Club of the Csscial offering! at the Thanks­ selberry Community Metho­ giving Service and on dist Church will attend the day morning to buy Methodist Men's kets for Methodists In Al­ district Meeting to be held at the giers. The announcement waa First Methodist Church la was made by Rev. Delmas Orlando on Thursday with Copeland, minister of the the dinner starting at 4:30 In other business of the church. p. m. Supper And Square Dance Planned By Lake Monroe PTO meeting, ■ ■ ■ ■ MaqkSww l y I s m C isssS irp Hiss Dallas Cassel of Ly­ man High School was crews, ed Tangelo Band Quota la Bustle last Wednesday night taking soma of the sting eat of the Creyhouads* 14-13 da•eat by the Tavares Bulldogs. IBs attractive Lyaaaa Jtsalee alao was on the court of children of ; Dorothy S w a m , 1 M a r y Praasa, # Mahia Mary, Clay WUliaas, Haaslo Rotter. Bessie HalxUr. l a t e Newby, Thomas FargoBy M a t gan, gaUie Williams, WUha- Members af the Enterprise mlaa Martwsther and Elks Parent-Teacher Council met af Sanford. last Tuesday evening at the school to discuss three areas Mr. and Mrs. Jsm ss Lb Mor­ of civil defense preparedness action with Mra. Ruth Ryon, gan ef Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swans president, kadtog tho discus­ sion. ef Lsngwood, a toy # Mr. sad Mrs. Leo Marr of Although no cooorete plans a toy were formulated, programs discussed Included Immediate Linda Stafford, Laka Mary; action to to taken, time al­ Margaret Reynolds, DeBary; lowance before danger and Colon Dampiar, DeBary; Mrs. complete evacuation of the Xermlt Collins and baby, tehee], Casselberry; William Beck, la other business of the Frances Dallas, Hilda Tuner, meeting, announcement was U a is Lord. Margaret Wirth, made that tbs Halloween Fraaklla Chsvoro and Mrs. Carnival grossed n total of W Francis Marr and baby ef $374.11. Baaferd. William Parmer, repre­ NOVEMBER 24 sentative of Mackk Co.'s "Deltona" and guest speak­ Adels Campbell, Lake Moo er for the program, told of roe; Beverly Noto, Marie plana for the new residential Luadeen, Herman Refoe Jr. development and led a ques­ Lynn Lyon, Barbara Williford, tion and answer period fol­ Marjorie Smith of Sanford. lowing his talk. Blithe Room count was won by Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. Wise Hardin’s second Fraasa of Sanford, n girl grade and room visitation Discharges was scheduled for tho Jan­ Matthew Xudlac, DeBary; uary meeting. Larry Lawrence, DeBary; Evelyn Burk, Lake Monroe; Eddie CundUf, Longwood; LU Area Invited linn Torlajrk, Nettle Lee Mor­ gan, Mrs. Warren Richards To Hear and baby of Sanford. Noted Speaker NOVEMBER » Dr. G. Roy Lockwood, ono Daisy Mss Fisher, Laka Mon­ of America' foremost Christroe; Sandra Burk. Laka Mon­ Ion patriots, will speak at ro#; Barbara Petera, N. Or­ 1:19 p. ra. Thursday at a lando; Dorothy Koater, Do­ special masting to be held Bary; Raymond Stevens, Ce­ In the American Legion Hall nses; Floyd Childs, Csrris in Orlando st Lake Ivanhoe Campbell, Carrie Collins, B l and Legion Place. His subject will be entitled mo Jsm ss, James Jackson, Rosetta Tillman, Vardlo Hart­ "The Plot to Destroy Christ man, Margaret Hicks, Judy lan Civilization." Dr. Lockwood is executor ♦ On of Sanford. ef "Patriotic Evangelical Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. News Service," a religious and educational, non-profit Hicks of Sanford, a boy organisation with Internation' Discharges Martha Lee Griffin. Cynthia al headquarters at Sioux CUy, Williams, Alfred RawU. Edith lows. Purpose of the service Hughes, Monroe Scheuaeman, Is to Inform and awaksu the Augustus Brown, Regina But- American people relative to k r and Anthony Hoxwsrth af the dangers of international communism in America. Sanford. By Mr*. R. L. Plane were made at last Tuesday's masting Monroe School PTO ■or t supper and square dance at the school thle Fri­ day night. The supper, In charge af Mrs. Georgia Redd, will be­ gin at 4:30 p. m. and will be served to the school lunchroom. The dance will £ take place on the basketball court with music by tho Boyd String Band, a local group. la addition there will to games of interest for all ages and movks win to shown for the children in tho auditorium beginning st I 7:30 p. m. A small admission wiU bo requested. ___ W ilty Extension Service. Miss Adelaide dcConte of DeBary will ba organist. The concert is being pre­ sented as part of a program aerka for retired people of Florida sponsored by the Uni­ versity. Purposes of the pro­ grams are to present the possibilities of similar co­ operative music organiza­ tions and to bring each com­ munity an awareness of ser­ vices available at the state universities. In each area seketed, the program la sponsored locally by churches, ministerial as­ sociations and other com­ munity organisations. Church Supper Set By Jane Casselberry There will be a covered dish supper held Wednesday at 4:30 p. m. at the Cassel­ berry Community Methodist Church. Those attending are asked to bring their own table service. Prayer meeting will be held following lqm j r v ia r y S EM IN O LE C O U N TY School Parents To M eet Today Parent Night at the Laka Mary Elementary School will be held at 7:30 p. m. today In the auditorium whera parents will hear a discussion of tho arithmetic program in ele­ mentary schools. Teacher* will msot with the parent* in Individual class­ rooms after the program while all committee chairmen of the Winter Festival to be held Sat­ urday are asked to meet In the library. 3(ra. Stuart Stetson, overall chairman of the event, has asked that parent* bring all Items for the Festival to today’s meetings. LA U N D R Y C O . M. L. Reborn J r. • Owner SIB W. 3rd St. D O W NTOW N AND 113 8. Palmetto Ave. FA S-ttSS C LEA N ER S LA U N D ER ER S Martha H. Raborm >Owner FA M S N “Serving Sem inole County For Over 30 Y ea n ” LOOK W HAT*1846 BUYS! Rambler Qualify, Full Family Room supper. Ask The Man Who Grows! For Fall Plants, that will give your home that final outdoor finish. Grapevllle Nursery 2231 tirspeville Are. FA 2-OHM presided over by- Mrs. Morris Melts, president, the group voted to discon­ tinue its plans for organiz* tog a volunteer fire depart­ ment for the area and to t a n over all Information se­ cured to dale to a volunteer firemen's group If one ma­ laria Uses. Plana also were made for the PTO sponsored school float to Wednesday's Christ­ mas Parade with Tommy Thompson named to head this eommUtee; to furnish candy for aU rooms at Chrlstmss and to allot MU< Arts Mann a stun af $15 towards beauti­ fies ttoa of tbs school grounds. The next PTO meeting was announced (or Dec. 18. I n u l l erwHisi u m u r r M i i w v .« ,m w i v r wm m s e n e e u It's the oil-raw Rambler American "440" Hard­ top, with 125 HP Overhead Valve Six. And In the even swankier "440-H” Hardtop, Bucket Seats, consols, 2-tone finish, 138 HP Six ere standard. < 2 1 3 6 * FRIGIDAIRE n c sit new flair for fun—thst’a Rambler American '63. Plus I new quality. Economy. Low prices. Obviously better value. No wonder Rambler sales are soaring. Come see and drive new Rambler Americans, Classic Sizes, Ambassador V-is. OPEN HOUSE PA RTY FRID A Y, N O V. 30, 19662 G. H. High, Appliances 1700 W. FUST ST. SANFORD, FLA. iM e w u a n * ROOMY! 10WISTWCED 4-DOOR SCUM Rambler American'-220.” The Economy King wttM-door convenience, peppy pertormence. 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PA M M Ala* wo will l u a r i t e i your wookly Iseoni. U Plaalk or raym tepee. C ot you would Uln m i Id mail tan or aylM u id i. con plot# information. writ# Sinkurik GUm and Paint B. Walsh, V. P. Ml C gnm ay W o te Court Maitland, or M M ifteUPAPA M M I te m 447-Mii, » • Auton kOi k n r l n 29A. A it* Am m m H h 90. Maektawry . T m M t l . Poultry . Ltf U r t 91A. Pitu r. 92. Fkw m - Strata JUST LISTED Locat e la te l n U # Lock A ltar iM aituate oa la y * IN i 1M foot ahady homo• ili, Ik ti lovely bow tamo, aow a n t e o o u tia c tte tad aoarty comptetteE, repreaoala oao of S ta ted 's ftnMl tamo buyi of MM. Legal Notice n erm ev i u n jronca ta k m i, |in « a ii wa a n •aaa«o« la k u l n u al M i l i t Lake Mary, ■•mlVeto Caaaty. Florida, nadev tka rwtttlepa maaia *f. THE FOE-iA* OAMM CO., aal Us I wa latead la rsolstsr aald name with Iks Clerk •( tha Clrcnlt Csart. iaalnaU Coast/, Florida la a**ordanc* wltk tka pravlaUns at Us r u u t l n i Hama itatitca, to­ wn i Bsctloa IIU I VtartOa •Utstss HIT. ■lit H*l*n M. ran k s/, A. p. Forth*/, I r , Dlaaa F. Bsrsstt, Rabart D. Bara alt Fablim H ot. 0. 10, It. IT. CDC-ll Legal Notice R e a lty VKLAKA APARTMENT*: Boone pnrate b a te , 114 W. P in t I t AUTO GLASS INSTALLED U P t HouMtralltr. BaOt oa Boom la private Hvtaf room, tadroom u d KOTICU M fcartk/ girt* tfcsl W-7431. I sas m u i H la basbuM at carport#, l a r f i atoripa Isk t KsrF. iamlaale Coast/, room. PrifMi l i t PA M i l l Florida, uad.r tka flatltlaas Legal Notice asms at HELEN*! , KOZT KufiXSR. aad tkal 1 In toad to rcelatav asld asm* with ths Clork at tka Circuit Court ■obiIbsIo Count/. Florida, la accordanco wltk tho prorl■loao of tko Fictitious Name Btstatoo. to • win aoation Him Florida itatutos hit . ■If: Haifa A. Thorn# Publlak Nov. M. IT * Doo. t To AU 0*044*00. f l S l b II. lilt. UlolHboIcco ood F oci oao h r . COC-IT lo o A a r cioicoo o r D o o u ad a *1 *OOl OoM nocatoi FTCFlFM Vi I A n NOTfCU f i hereky vivas that we are encased la haetneoe at Box III. Lake Mery, Semi­ nole County, Florida, aader tho fletltloua noma af, THE ANIWBR RtNO CO.. aad that wa lataad ta rogletor sold name with tka Clork of tha Clreult Coart, iomlaola Coun­ ty. Florida, la aooordanoo with tho prarlsloas of the Flotttteuu Nome Itatutoe, to. win lection HI.It Florida l u t i t n HIT. ■1st H oles w . F o r t h * / A. F. Forthay, ar. Pukllek Nov. A It, H. If. CDC-ll Tou and each of you arc hereby aotiried that you arc required by Law to veesant say eUlmt and demands which you, or olthor of yoa, may have aosinot Ua asla la al C U M KARMALA, taciaaod. Isto af oald Caaaty, la Ua Caunty Jadao at nemtcola Couaty, Florida, at hla offloa la lha court kouto at •aid County at Ssndord. Vlor14a, wllkla olm calendar months rram the time af tka llret publication af this aaties. Bash claim ar dsmaaO •ball bo la wrillao. and shall itata Ua ylaoa of residence sad post offteo address of tko claimant, aad shall bo iwera to hy tko slolmoat, kls U M l or hla attoraay. aad aay i n k claim ar demand act oo filed shall ks void. Victor Karksle As sdmlalstrator #1 tka Batata of ULIDA KARMALA, DlMiffd. Lamml A Jarvlnta Attorneys for Administrator City C»at«r Balldlaa Uka Worth, Florida Publish Noe. II, ST A Dam A tl. Hdf. CDC-ll • lu m e n o r oerp THU BTATH OF FLORIDA TO I JOAN NORMA FOSTER. WHOSE RESIDENCE I I CLEUENTON. NEW JEKHET. AND WHOSE LART KNOW MAILING At). ItlIKdn IS I I I ULACKWOOD ROAD. CLEMENTON. NEW JE R S E T : A ew ers Complaint hstrln* keen filed evalnet you in th* Circuit Court In and for BernInola Caaaty, Florldn, by LINWOOD CHARLES FOUTER. te r dlvarea lha sh o rt Hit* of whleb la UNWOOD CHARLBS FOOTER. Pfoiatirr. ver­ sa* JOAN NORMA FOSTER. Defendant, thee* preseata are la aommasd y ea ta appear and file y o sr Answer a r other defense or pteadlnv herein with |h* Clerk of the C ircuit Court af nomlool* County. Plnrlde, and cere* a copy thereof on P la in tiff! A ttor­ ney. Carroll Burk*. Attorney at Low. P. O. Hon HP, pan­ ford, F t-rU s. mi or before tko Ttk Jay af December, A. b. 114), or o tb trw lto doers* pro eeofeseo wilt bo entered evslnet you. Tho la a fo rd Herald le d e­ signated ae a new spaper of ■eaernl circulation la which thle eltetton th ill ho publish­ ed one* tic b week fur four consecutive weeks. WlTNEVI my hood end offinal set! of tko Clork of th# Circuit Court oa thl* tho lt d day of X ovtm btr, A- D. li f t . (HEAL) A rthur H. Beckwith. J , Clark of cirv u lt Court By: M irg a rtt E. Tyro D. C. Cerrell Bark* A dorn*/ a t Law Pulta I I I Sanford A ttaatla National HU. Illdf. danford. Florida Attornoy for Plaintiff P tb ld h Rov. I. IL W. tf . CDC-U ALL SOLD OUT IN LONGDALE (Ua The LMN New 4 Bedroom Homo In Lako Wayman Height* On Longdate At*. Juat Sooth Of Loagdate lengwood. Fla. I Mitee Sooth of Sanford Tarn Woat at And Rood South of Owens Broa. OPEN 11 a. m. to • p. m. DAILY W in d ih iild Do o r GU m Buck GU m V e n t GU m 8ERVICE CITBUf, aavila u d Im m > loaa. 4M W. MU f t M tech. iterate v t t tratear SonkRrik GU m a n d P a in t Company Tbi features include a fully M t a » d . boUI-ta kitchen, eomral duct boat ayitam 91. Poultry • LhrM tuek to aQ room , won aad pump, (h id te from vtaw by old brick w«U), hot wa­ Hand Sowing, moadtei. damte(. DratM t Ulrte, ibortter ta tte r, aad maay further Information contact aaad or tagttaaod. Mrs. otbira too aumoroua to Tod Williams Hard* arc. Clark. PA l-TUt mcation. Alio proppod for 108 E. 23th f t oir ooudiUoutep at tow •*- Iroelng wanted. PA SUM. DACHSHUNDS AKC register­ tra coit if dailnt. ed. Black A tan. • Months old. All shots. m i f i t PCBN. APT. Tho total prtee, just-41M34. EX-SCHOOL Tiicbor will m o Estiwamly goad financial. I Boom from# R ote, kitchan equipped. Near NAB listed exclusively with— BOOMS, th e Goblei, tel S. Sanford Are. Cheap Magnolia Are. PA 34TM. rant. ti l.10 weak. T el S te n itr a m R e a lty PA SSUi. Hybrid Oortslums ta bloom R EN T A BED OBAPBVOLE NUBIBBT Botlaway, Hospital A Baby Faraiihod I bedroom house, QrspovlUs Avt. aasr 30th S t B«ds Near bait. PA 3*3007 « IRONING wanted. PA S MM. By Day, Wash, or Mouth PA MTMi CABBOLL* PUBNRVBB Ph. PA H i t t US W. lit S t UBfUrvlAhad taam aa NCameron At*. 4 mlloa o u t Wo m U and icrvieo Wlft For Sals: J u p 4 wheel af la s te d . 4 Badrooms, S t Johns R ealty Nov. Sport* 1 |3 to a Protrta drive. MM, just speul MM Legal Notice kitchen appliances, quiet TKX TXMI TBfTED FIRM Wava w i t h Mutttlonay on complete overbauL W.C* I* Tm u m a e v rv e w a v . neighborhood, school bus 114 N. P a rt Awa PA IttM H A M Hill. FA S-Htt. BIRTH / v n i n a t ciu cv rr. ■top- MS per month. Ph. lhampoo A sat A Hair cut ir abd r ie ta n tm a •4 OklimobUi H o l i d a y c u v b t t . FMBI»A. PA 3-4141. E. B. Mown. MMR a i d l l R f an typii of IB OHABCHUT BO. U«V coupe. Fully equipped. Rea* HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK m l oilate. mowtoahw v o a n n o a m n aooabto. FA 3450J. WIMTUR PARK FEDERAL 1M So. Oak PA MTU SAVINGS AND LOAN AMOJOHN R FOX, Highest cuu rneaa Paid '44 CHEV. Cteaa. Iteadard CTATION. a for p a rs tl* n or* PERMANENT SPECIALS vonlsed to d oslotlov pndor Trana. 4 Cyl. 3 Dr. 1IT. REALTOR MM Complete and ■ larfo A Tnda-ia Allowaaeo Mads lh a law s e l tka U nited Ita ie s 4300 00 or call PA >M U or H i N. P a rt Avenue a t Amorleo cat of stylo ipray Brno. Ob Uaad Fm ltow * AyF lsinttff. Phoui 1314110. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Mop I l i Palmetto PA 34434 WtESo N - MAIER Tu r r t a. KARR a a d SARAli Furnlahed Garage Apartment i . KANE, hi* w lft. *t si.. 11 E. Flrit 81 PA S4433 AduRj. fW s month. ION D efsndsals. CLUNK’S Rwrica aw m u Elm Ave. WE BUY UKd Furniture. Gateway To Tho Waterway NOTICE IS HUBERT OlV. BN th a t under a Decree of S Bedroom bouse. FA 3-04T4 Ph. FA NETS. Robson Sporting Goods Foreeloouro aad Bale entered Your EV1NBUDE Dealer ky tko Ju lv o of tho Circuit FREE ESTIMATE Court of the Mlath Ju lle lsl 3 Bedroom house, |M month. 304-4-1 E. 1st Ph. FA 3-Mil Upholstering ft M attnii ren­ C lreult. In n n l for Sem inole Furnished. Call FA M910. ovating. Now A Used Furni­ County, rie rld s. on tha ttk 38. Motorcycliu * Bcooltrs la y a f November, t i l t , in % Clean (urnlahod Apartment ture. Call Nts Bedding Mfg. 123,000 certain te a se betw een WIN­ downstairs. Adults. Phone Co., t l !M Cotery Avt. Used Motor Scooters, laert* TER PARK FEDERAL SAT. ThU luxurious home U s IXqS AND LOAN ASaOCtAflea. Lewis Bates A Ser­ FA HIM FA 3-3117. home of happy living and viON o enrperstlan a rftn la PLUMBING vice, m i Country Club gmclout hospitality. Largo *d and aslsilav under the 3 Complete Rooms tor some­ Contracting A Repairs Id we of the Veiled B U tei of Road. FA 3-1994. friendly rooms. 3 beauti­ one to take over payment* America. F lslstlff. and IfARFnEE DELIVERY ful bathe, and fully oqulp" T k KANE aad MAR AH S. Attractive I bedroom, 1 bath of 913 M p*r mooth or will All Aluminum llousotrolter R. L. HARVEY KANE, bis wife, ei el.. Depad modern kitchen. Cen­ homo. Fenced yard .Soar 34 fL Rossooabte. Can bs Sanford Avs. FA 1-3343 sicrilica for essh. Call eelfendeate. beiny Cheneery ff*. trally alr-coadltioMd and NAB. US W. Cowman Cir­ Uiar, l w ill sell a t publia seen it 1113 Southwaa4 led TE 4-1111. Casaolbarhasted, this 4 bedroom a se tla n to the hleb ast bid­ cle. FA 1-34M. Road. FA 14134. nr, Fla. der for osih a t tha Courthomo Is situated on a largo houea la u # c ity a t Kancomer bomeslte. Spacious ford, Somlnole County, D orIda. a t tko hour a f il :H utility and double carport#. Plumbing & Jleating o'eloek A. XI. on Navembor ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 10f t down, the balance oo AIR CONDITIONING ll ib . HIT, th at certain p ar. Realtor eal af real property «eeerlhmortgage up to 30 years. CONTRACT and REPAIR ed se follow .: Raymond Lnndquixt. Assoc. Ave liable now, so why not WORK Lot «. a f Elook * r of FA 2-3931 Atlantic Dank Bldg. W A LK EIl'I ADDITION to plan Christmas la s new >07 Sanford Avo. FA 34343 GUARANTEED • 12 MONTH - WARRANTY ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Idyllwilde boms by Shoe­ 8TE31PER WONDERS Altamonte Sprlnpe, Semi­ maker. It dots make s nole county, Florida, a r- Do yo'. recognize value? Can CORVAIK 4 Door Sedas. Floor Shift. ro rd in y to tho F lat difference. you qualify? I Bedroom Thoroof recorded In F lat Folding Sent COLOR T.V. home la quiet neighbor­ Book t. Ps«a 14. of the By Weitlaghouse. Como In Public llecvrdo o f Semihood. 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Thaos Models Also Available On Year Own Lot nt NO MONEY DOWN „ „ LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS VA . CoBvaatiaaal * FRA Fteaaeteg JIM HUNT REALTY. SaUc Agent Days. FA 1-2111 - E»*. A Sun. FA 2-M4S - 323-9IM OI.DSMoniLB 9$. 4 Door Unrdtep AD Condition CIIF.VROI.KT 3 Door Hardtop • C>Under. Auto. Country Club Road al Mayfair Conntry Club PH- FA 3-9474 CHEVROLET 4 Door. Automatic Trana. OPEN DAILY* 10 TILL S �- * -« • . wVVsWVs tis A '& jr Youth Tops Ibce b Close th'« "player of tho wank" honor*, edging oat Qastl in tho final parfonnaneo Saturday a t tho Orlando-flamhiola Jai Alai Fronton. Although koine oat to Irlgo, Goat! morad Into tho number one apot ao tho aaaaonla top playw over Ulia. Gaati now bolda a four point load ©tot Uria with 189 points. Irlgo, formar amateur champion of Spain* took an early lead h a t week with five wins dorIng tho matinee and evening performance Mon­ day and then added two wina Tuesday and his final Wedneeday. Tho beet ho could do for the remainder of the week was eight place positions but it waa snough to edge out the oncoming Gasti who needed but one win'in the Saturday evening performance to overtake the youthful Elaine Heaths! aad Harold Johnson alee had good nights of bowline la the Friday alto Mr. k Mrs. League. Klaiae shot a 190/510 sodas, high far the wesson. And guess, who she shot It against « . . yap, you’re right—us’u l Charlotte B usett’s name Is hack In the news ead rightly so, too. She smacked tho pins to the tuns ef 194. • • high for the league. Talkin’ about Harold John­ son, he lad all of tho man bowl­ ers with a 200/500 night. Wall, as long as l*m rubbing it Into myself . . . lot’s eito still A new season high score was set for the Sands pur League when AUea Moss top­ pled the pins to the tuns of a 3M/S41 high game and series Thursday night at the Jet Lanes, as she led AUx of Sanford to s three point total over Welsh Tiro Shop’s bowlers. The Moss record was sus­ tained by two 157 games, rolled by Alice end Jane Ad­ cock, and the three of them •nabled Alix to move half a game ahead of their adver­ saries In the team standings. Legal Notice sK.wivof.si co u srn r s o v i s a com m ission Rotta* K Pnbtla Meartee Walls* Is hereby gtvoa. that eftsr consideration, tb* ism i. •Mis County Santas Commis­ sion will boM e publla hsarIn* la Sstsrmlna tha feasi­ bility o l rcenmmsnSIng ta tha Hoar it af County Commission, srs that tha following 4**srlbwt property prcatntly tana<t A-t Arrtaaltura ba aaa*4 C-t Commorelsli Lot A (loss bsr iss.Tt ft r ana s s i.lt it a of NW eornor, run ■ I* It’ si" h m .4f ft a ii*sr w 1*1.1* rt I* rnnsl. NW ly slang canal l i t ft N Sa'Il’SS" i 1*1 IS ft SC’lr along sarv* with SI ft radius la bsr aad bsv SIS ft H of NB r.irnar run S SI-4S-IS" W IS* ft l*'ll*>l" W ID* ft H S 'll’lt" W I**.* ft S SI*4*’I4" W )H « ft ■ ta (-anti SK'ly lio n s caasl aad N Ely slang Ukn I* ........ * llae .................. North u ...b*r> and L*u L * oo4 I. Blssk 1. AmstdsA Pint SamlneU Park, P. B. *. P*. IS. Publla hearing w ill b* held In tb* iamlnala County Court Haul*. Countg Cammlsstanars Room, SsnfwrS. glories, an W eStw Sir, Pasambar tl. ISIS e t TiSS P. M. nr an soon l h a r t attar n# passible. Seminal* County lo sin g Cnmmlsaten Br Robert S Brown Nominal* Couaijr Zoning Dlra-ior Publish Nov. ST * Doc. 4. 1141 Gladys shot a wfaaiag asm* bfnation a! 119/111! Coaid this hsf Curly Melt* ser was Tap Deg far the Tuse* day Night Bnslnisseiie’s Lgf Oh, there must he a m ktahe somewbars or else ha’s peyiag the seorekespar. Anyhow, the aote headed ts me says—Hat Aad you said it couldn’t ha dans. Manr. Haro goes.. . . Marria Melt* ser shot e 550/151 (That’s about all 1 caa take today. I’m haring my troubles with that bowling bell end then te top It off, I’ve got to finish the ertide by saying that big goad natural (good aaturod, not good looking, K arri) ksgier waa the top man In e league. Where’s that bottle of as­ pirin? Sea you nest week, folks! Vess McMillan did bar bast to ward off tho power of the A1U girls with a 130/44? eerIsa, but against Moss’ 330 It was a futile struggle. Pat Robbins sparked the Stamper Real Estate team te a three point win from the St. John’s Realty aggrega­ tion, by putting together a big string of six strikes for a double turkey snd a 151/ 321 series, Cecils De-Palma carried the torch for St. John’s with a good 154/434 series. The Jet lna girls seem de­ termined to bang oa to their slim lead over McRoberts Tiro as they walked away with all four points from the hapless Flan* Mfg. team. It was Peggy Stewart ef Jet Inn, who led the pack la this contest with a 140/349 (trial for tha night and her team­ mate, Jsaa Webster, toilet a 108/194 to give a M | s s sist la the effort. McRoberts bung on to se­ cond spot la tbs standings with a three point wia from the Factory Paint Outlet la her big game of the evening. Alice Moss strung four strikes oa the same string and also esme up with a trio of tea spots for • turkey. Jtmml Livingston aad Pat Robbias also con­ verted the l/io split during the evening. TEAM STANDINGS: Jet hut M 1k McRoberts 344 174 Alix of Sanford 33 19 Walsh Tiro 344 194 Stampers 1*4 504 S t Johns 104 344 Fierro Mtg 13 31 Factory Paint 144 304 hi a career, which he has boosted te 1774 yards aad lor total pass completions la a season which be moved te 111. Mira mast pass sad run for 159 yards net la the Florida game te become one of the very few athletes la all time te gala a mile la total offense Completing l i passu good for t o yards, Mira went over tho 100 yard a u rk la passing lor tho olfhth time la nine gamts this year. Only against Kaatoeky did he fall te hit 109, alas completions la that gams asttlng 99 yards. Stenstrom Realty hung onto their first place la the HiNoooera League despite Shoe­ makers’ Cathy Poultsr bowl­ ing tbs high game and isrias of 111/314. Stsnatrom woo three points from Shoemaker Construction. G r a p e v l l l e Nursery won th r u points from M A R Bar. Tbs CPO Wives edged three games from Na­ tionwide Insurance, and the Mar Lou Restaurant team mads a dean sweep against the Mayfair lna. Madge Williams converted the 5-74; Mary Tomalaikl 344; Kathy Gray 54-10 Carol Coaoely 3-7; Antis Holland 3-7; the 3-10 fall for Celia Du Pal­ ma, Gertruds Noppsr and Carolyn Salles. Turkeys wars rolled by Kathy Gray, Vasa McMillan and Shirley Martin, sub for tbs CPO Wives. la the laaford Herald Mr. aad Mrs. League last week, the Johnsons aad the Bassetts wore tied for first place sad the Kostivals were hi secondThis week the Johnsons play­ ed the Bassetts snd came out ia first with the Kostivals coming up into second snd the Bassetts dropping Into third. High game and series wsrs rolled by the Johnsons with a 419/1143. Harold rolled high games of 30O-1M/MS. Charlotto Bassett rolled a 194 game and Klaiae Kostivsl rolled a 310 high series for the woman. Other high games wsrs rolled by John Spolskl 194, Dot John­ son 190, Jaae Spolskl 111 tad Steye festival m . Splits w en converted by Charlotte Bassett, 4-7, aad four strikes, Steve festival, the S-T aad a turkey, aad ta tha Spotts family, Lorraine picked up the difficult 5-7-14 and Don the 54-10. Southern Cal Keeps N o . 1 Grid Ranking Nias Southeastern Confer­ ence football teams slow out tbs mssob Saturday ia games with traditional lntraatate rivals. Mississippi, the nation’s third • ranked team, plays Mliaisslppt State at Oxford, Georgia takes on Georgia Tech at Athens, Tennessee sad Vsaderbilt clash at Nashville, Auburn and Ala­ bama olay la Birmingham aod Florida goes against Mi­ ami, the only non-conference team, In Miami The Mississippi Rebels, winners of sight straight games, were reported In good condition for their scrap with Mississippi State. A victory for the Rebels would give Ouch John Vaught his first The Jet Lanes maples were bombed by the AU Star t a p ­ ers with no less than 14 games of 20S and ever dur­ ing the last session of the league. Leading the peek with high aeries was A1 DePalaa’e 313, 313 sad 313 fer a high ser­ ies of «39 with Woody WUsoa only two piae off DoPalma’a tea, rolling a 301, 234 aad 513 ter a 437 series. Another big series was Harold Herbat’s thfee lines of 105, 144 and a booming 354 for a total pinfall of 433. la the team aethm Larry's Mart continued to maintain their hot pace by taking all three games from Frailty Concrete and Handy Food Stores copped three from P. Zeull and Soon. Meador’s Marins managed te dump Faust Drags for three aad the Sanford Dry Cleaners took two out of three from the stcood place Betty Asa's. Handy rood Stores, Mea­ dors Marine and Sanford Dry Cleaners are in a brist­ ling three-way tie lor third place, with each having 50 wins aad 14 losses, white Fralley Concrete aad Eeull's a n battling It out fer some­ thing better than cellar posi­ tion with each team having a won lost record ef 11-35. The other ovcr-304 bowlers perfect season at (Mo Miss. Mississippi State Coach Paul Darla said Guard Wallaee Rodrigue* ip a doubtful starter becauu ef a knee Injury. Auburn held a light drill Monday and viewed films ef Alabama in action. Georgia worked am both offense and defense la a bobcontact drill. Coach Ray Graves said Ms Florida Ga­ tors appeared to be ia good shspe la Monday’s workout which featured passing aad p u s dafeau. Tennessee may be without tho servleu ef tailbacks Maiioa ralreloth aad Bobby Mer­ ton ia the Vaady game. Geor­ ge Canale, switched te fullbaek earlier in the season, returned to tailback la Mon­ day’s drill. last week were, T. Kipp, M3 Cecil, 334, sad Roche 301. Next week will Had Mea­ dors aad Soull oa lanes 1 aad 3, Handy and Faust sa I and 4, Betty Ana’s and Fralley on 3 and 4 and Larry'a Mart aad Sanford Dry Cleaners oa 7 sad 3. M atinees them California. Tackles— Bsll sad Steve Barnett, Onega*. Guards— Johnny Treadwell T n u aad Rufu Guthrie, Georgia Tech. C uter— Lee Roy Jordan, Alabama. Qeartsrback — Baku . Halfbacks— Jerry Stovall, Louisiana State and Roger Koduaaa, Fean State. Fullback— George Salmu, Michigan State. All are aselsrs except Bedsols, who Is a Junior. Named to tbs second team were ends Dave Robinson, P u n State and Hugh Camp­ bell, Washington Stats; Taekiss Jim Dunsway, Mississi­ ppi and Bob Vogel, Ohio State; guards Jack Cvereko, Northwestern and Ray Mansfield. Washington; center Dave Behrman, Michigan Stats; quarterback Mira; halfbaeka Mai Rtnefro, Ore­ gon and Hermit Alexander, UCLA; and fullback B1U Thornton. Nebraska. The third teem Is made up of ends Tom Hutchlnsoe, Kentucky and Vara Burke. Oregon State; tackles Fred MUler, USU. aad Seott Appletea, Tsana; guards Dea Bramoo, Purdue ead Tom Herts, Missouri: c u te r Don McKlaaoa, Dartmouth; Quar­ terback Myers; halfbacks HI- . NfW YORK (UP!) - Rose Bowl bound Southern Cali­ fornia, needing only eae more victory to complete its first perfect season in to years, was u m ed the nation’s No. 1 major soilage football team for the third straight w uk today by tbs United Press Internatkmal Board of Coaches. The Trojans, who wind up what they hops will be their meet successful season sines 1H3 this Saturday against Notre Dams, drew a firstplace votes from the 33-man UP1 coaching board and in­ creased their lead to 49 points ever second-place Wisconsin. Wisconsin, which completed 1943 regular-season play last Saturday with a 14-9 eictory over Minnesota that gave tbs Badgers tho Big Ten champ­ ionship sad the unqualified right to play la the Rose Bowl, was named No. 1 by five coaches, while Mississippi, Idle lest Saturday, drew five votes for tho spot. Mississippi, which has as inside track for • Sugar Bowl berth opposite Arkansas, slipped from second place to third. Tbs Rebels, un­ beaten In sight games, finish up Saturday against Missis­ sippi State. Texas, which earned a Cot­ ton Bowl berth by beating Tex­ as AAM on Thanksgiving Day, remained fourth; Alabama moved up two positions from 10th to eighth; Penn State re­ mained ninth, snd Minnesota slipped from fifth to 10th. t e l l tally aad two teaau, the VAH-T OOken Wive* sad the T lftn are tied for third apot with IS wins aad IS loaaet. High gasM aad aeries (or the sight waa hegled by Kay Bowmaa. of the Tigers who rolled a ltt/!S3 aeries; Mrs. Bowman. Oea Thompaoe aad Clara Barber each rolled a trie of strikes te highlight their setstoos. Five girls pkkad ep three way splits, substitute Tbslma Ungsr, a 74-10. Jcaa McGuire, •4-10, Cacky Meredith, 5-5-10, aad Charlotte Gultery and Vicki McGalgh both picked up the e-T-te. Other spares converted ware a 57 by Lois Graysoa, a 54 by C. Bassett, a 54 by M. Tournoux, and Carroll Can* ady dropped the 5-10. !S*u *• « M $ 7 * 5i # CAVANAUGH TIRE BBRV1CB 1441 8. French Are. FA 3-3243 Look. The roof slides open, Mm Wed. A Sal. 1:18 P. M. Sunbathing. Waxing skia. Only pour Imagination bounds Its versatility. Baa If y*n don’t agree* With the n o t open lt*» aa elegant, spactona family convertibte. C3aae the roof and lt’a n stylish aadaa Open It again aad load effortlessly. The sky’s tha Barit. ..o r the I n t underpaaa. Imagine, tta m a y other uaea. Hera a n boom Ideas: a wonderful vantage point for specta tor sports. Great for ptenka. The Wagonalra ta really three cars In one: convertible, sedan, utility wagon. See your Studebaker Deafer now aad aajoy a demonstration of America's moat unusual wagon. o n a tr e nimk1m§mt Sanford Motor Co. Inc 1881 •» ftanferd Arm. �) ; • . : '■ ' • • r ^ . \ •• • ; .• • f. ' . IS Low tonight, SO. VOL. I t United P n u L u u d Wirt EstabHahad 1M8 WED- NOVEMBER 2S, IMS SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 8*8 o w l to a Buford Irftln . A 41-year-old retired Air Farta oorgoant waa crushed to death under the wheels of a M tl-tn lk r truck Tuoaday s i­ fter to « w thrown his Tohklo u Big Tree Mo 07* Htr. Tto eligible Hat b u t k m m i a m to tto ■* o • No County Oaandnfoa aar fas tto Christa10a n rs o a lousy. i polled yeeterday aaid they weren’t yetay U ittp la iha 1n a ta l wont. "It w ent help tto pan d a any," --1A dUR •-»■- fllnualHA teRM flilFtincIa • • • •go tto to t a n Hank to v a n a t t w ­ Tto victim was Identified so James Forest Gay of Fore Park. Highway Patrol Trooper J. L. ttkaa said that Gay appar­ ently ran n atop sign gulag to­ ward Hwy. 17-to and hit tha truck o p e r a t e d by Wilber Smith of Sanford. Stkea reported that Gay wai thrown from tha car and w u treated to death while pinned ider tto truck. No chargee wore filed. Dam­ it ttorab v a t far • napytateat tato a late at these ftgaraa. A la v M atte ago, arty to tto eKy aootk of'llth City ta u t u tto ptoparty 9M.U . . . County taxes, 91MJI. , • Gay. who Is survived by his wife, Its. of Fern Park, w u born in l’eiham, Ga^ June S, 1921, but had mads his hmna in Fern Park atnea July. Ha w u a retired Air Force staff eergtant and a veteran of the Korean War. IU U V A ... o Tto City rawtrod tto offlatal watt today that tto poet afffca to* tofn declared ourplus. • age to both vehicles w u esti­ mated at 13,600, Funeral terries will to told at I p. m. Thursday at Briasoa Funeral Home with Bav. Gall Smith of the Central Baptist Church officiating. Burial will to in Oaklawn Memorial Park with poiuoansl of tto Orlando AFB giving full military honors at grew- W orkers Sign Wa sh in g to n <upi)-con tractors and unions at the Capo Canaveral mlulla base hava signed an agreement providing for onifarm work and pay benefits for union and non-union workers alike. • • Navy official a a k o d tko county aaanwiaaioa yiatotday far a tamporory pod*trial aldavalk u Onora I d - ay till Sanford A n . . . . It « u aakod before aad tto County toaalgad tto SID t o t a l t secondary fends far tto project. SRD aaid no. County Attonwy Har­ old Johnson aaid h m i u Il­ legal oipaadltara than 10 min­ utes later ittraatod that nata- tto war to Comity Engineer Bffl Both for oeat ootimatoa aad authorised Harold to write SID road toard M atter M u Brawar on why tto county c u t got Meaty from BUD. City Crewa H elp A rt A ssn. B eautify Sanford For Christmas Easy Money (H erald Photo) MOSCOW (UPI>—American ★ Looks Like Court To Get Apportion legiilator ■aid to O Ok 0 courts .to n t o n soy r y :TT for as it ity. Name of gislatora have M u ll Garden Club planning; reacted a stalemate.'* beautification project along I Frederick blamed tto SenSeminole Bird, from city llm- ala tor the impasse, declar­ ita to too Lake Monrae Bridge. ing “they have failed time • • e and lime again to resolve Very little eucceu w u met the btue.” Frederick Mid Monday night In purging tto the House has developed an Casselberry voter registration attitude that the responsibility hooka n city, official reported for the apportionment failure today. Two of tto aidormen, lies within the Senate, which Mrs. Hope Bennett aad Bohn has not corns up with any Lady, failed to show up for kind of formula. The former legiilator also the mooting. laid ha felt confident that the • • • Tto .County Commission h u courts will have a more decided to doll up the rolling “thorny'' issue than they stock and road equipment af anticipated to com* up tto county by having decals with a fair reapportionment designed to put on each va- that could plus* both tto hlals, and they are going to little and big counties. Tto Senate, fighting to point thorn nil white, yeti keep Florida's reapportion* * * County Commission also de­ ment muddle out of the cided to giro the county road courts, set up a multi-faction department employs* a break committee of senators today 1st Item work Saturday, in a last desperata attempt Dec. Sg, se they can hare Sun­ to work out a compromise day, Monday and Christmas before the special session expires at midnight. day off. n the lawmakers reconfor the final day of to tar futile 30-day aes- Today'a Christmas parada will hava been the tin t one that ganlal Charlla Morrison, that Jolly, morry-oyod man about town has miassd in a long time. Cheerful Charlie la just getting out of the hos­ pital after a bad saiga, clutch­ ing n long list of strict do’s aad donta from tha doctor. Taka it easy, Charlie-buy. See you next year! Former state Fire Damages Lake Mary Home pokesmsn .on both J tto big county-little county squabble, reported that naHter had a n a s * votes •o pass sr.J f Iccptablo <Man. Urging 4 t e last-reanA e f t proach of a conference- com­ mittee just of oenatura. M all county bloc leader Randolph Hodges said If tha legisla­ ture falla to approve a reapportionment plan today, throwing tto ball to the fed­ eral court, “ It will be one of the darkest days In Flor­ ida history.** “Not all of Uw legislation this session baa been killed by tto Pork Choppers (small county bloc),'* Mid Hodges. Ho aaid big county senators had killed their share of bills, largely out of v fear that an acceptable House plan could not be found to go with the Senate formula. Student Article Urges Socialism ★ ★ Art Association Adds New Touch Of Christmas Ttere's something new to . Saaferd tteaa daya to'tte-Aaafand Art 1U members' jsrtlaChristmae cu d s greeting to everythat c one as they hang, swaying gently from their bracket! on downtown Uanppoatn. There are IS of the two foot by three foot bandpaint­ ed “card*,'' (they are really painted on boards donated by Gregory Lumber Com­ pany) and thay depict ail the usual Christmas and holiday greetings found on regular cards. There is a shepherd with a lamb, a holly wreath, gay lit­ tle. mlschievoui angels, choir­ boys, Christman eandles, the wise men, old-fashioned lan­ terns, n scroll of Christman enrols, the Star of Bethle­ hem and the Shepherds, n snow man, aad Mveral San­ tas, depicted in various ex­ pressions. Ail the cirde were done by members of the art associa­ tion with the help of some of the members of their fain Hies. George Dodson, Chester Scott and Robert Birkhimer made the braeketi which were used to secure the cards to the street light poles. Members of the City of San­ ford city malntainance crews, helped put them up with tto cooperation of the Police De­ partment and the Sheriffs Department who directed traffic while the electricity was cut off la the atreet lights. TALLAHASSEE (UPt) Tha editor of the student newspaper at Florida State University said today that a column in Tuesday's Issue advocating socialism was written by the president oi the “young Socialists" on campus. “We hava a policy that aaybody can submit a column for the Flambeau U U’a not libelous, Is in good taste and If it deals in Issues and not personalities,'' said Bon C. Sharp of Orlando, Flambeau editor. The column, called to tto Underwriters attention of the legislature Life Underwriters Asaocia yesterday, was written by Uon will hold its November John Thomas Riggins, head meeting at the Capri Restau of the young socialists. rant at noon Thursday Ovarhead lighting flxturei placed too near the celling re suited la a mid-afternoon fire Tuosday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam MesboUo in Lake Mary. Members of the Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Dept., who re­ sponded to the call shortly aft • er t p.m., reported that dam Thera are only throe more ages wars alight days to got yopr votes in for tha toby of your eboict In the Zeta XI baby contest. The Jars and pictures are in tha drugtioraa. Contaat ends Saturday with all proceeds going to the The gaily colored balloons led by a colorful high school Little Bad 8choolhouse. which will be sold before and or Junior high school band, a • • during the annual Christmas representing towns all over Guess people out around Pared* today by members of J Central Florida Mearoe aad Pools don’t cart tho SaafordScminok Jaycees Uttto Miss Susan Ellen whether they hare any fire will benefit the children of Kerns, whose suggestion for protection or not . . . only the Lutheran Home in Slavia. the parade theme, “Christmas four men turned out Tuesday Each year the Jaycees use Joys in Song and Verse,” woo night to attend an organisa­ the proceeds of the balloon a 23 savings bond for her, tional meeting for a volunteer sake to take the children on will ride in her own special B n department. a shopping tour in Sanford to car as will many other eity, a • • county and Navy dignitaries. buy Christmas gifts. Cngincar Bill Bush says the Hot dogs sod soft drinks Bob O'Neill, Jaycoe chair­ big old ditch in Tanglawood is also will be sold to the more man of tha parade, which Is oil cleaned up and nobody out thaa 23,WU parade watchers sponsored annually by tha thataway la sufftring now. He young and old, who are ex- Junior Chamber of Commerce ncommsmls no action re the! ported to gather all along the and the Sanford merchants, menstrosity. Thera must be J route to see more thin 120 released today the (oKowtag to Tanglsweod- | units march by, each section list of parade 1, •white football pUyera are being lured to Went Point by promis­ es of “big money and an aaay Ufa,” tto Communist news­ paper SovitUky Sport Mid Monday. Another Blast WASHINGTON (UPl)-Tbe Atomic Energy Commission touched off another under­ ground nuclear blast in Ne­ vada Tueaday, Tto AEC as tha tesl yielded power equiv tent to Jesilhah 20,000 uftu TNT. Jet Crashes PALATKA (UPD-A Marine Corps attack Jet on a “local training flight," crashed and burned 23 miles west of here Tuesday night killing the pi lot, who was not Identified un­ til next of kin could be no­ tified. Typhoon Hits MANILA (UPl)-Typhoon Lucy hit the Southern Philippinee with drenching ralne and IS mlle-an-hour winds Tuea­ day night and early today, ac­ cording to the Weather Bu­ reau here. There were no reports of fatalities or serious damage, however. Look For Shine TALLAHASSEE IUIM) State Beverage D i r e c t o r Thomu Lee urged ail hunters “as responsible cltirens" to be on the lookout for illegal liquor stills while on expcdl tlons through deserted areas of Florida. He said the moon­ shine claims many lives, cripples many others and costs Florida taxpayers more than 334 million yearly. Curbs Eased WASHINGTON (UPI)-The State Department Tuesday removed the Isst of the In­ formation restrictions Imposed during the Cuban crisis. The regulations required all de­ partment officials to report on their contacts end discussions with newsmen. Similar pol­ icies adopted by the DefenM Department Oct. 27 remained in effect. Parade Funds W ill Go Into Santa's Sock was still Incomplete m last minute entries signed in. Soma of the floats which will be seen include Sanford AUanttc Bank, Civitans, San­ ford Woman's Club, Recrea­ tion Dept, Florida State Bank, Starlight Promcnaderi. First Methodist Church. Pinocrest School, Lake M a r y School, Lake Monroe PTO. City of Longwood, Southaid* School, Altamonte S p r i n g a School, Skate City. Also llappy Acres, BPO Does, Lake Mary Woman’s Club. Pitot Club, Shrine Club, Melody Dance and Figure Club. N. Orlando 4-H, 40 aad I, Florida Nurses, Seminole Equestrians and Castle Brew­ er Kindergarten; Also MQ Ranch, Wilson PTO, DeMolay, Midway Stu­ dent Council, Anna Miller Cir­ cle, Florida Forestry Service, TB Assn., Geneva Community Band, CWA Local 3101. B and PW. Letter Carriers, Good Shepherd Church and Good Shepherd Kindergarten. Others are the Credit Wom­ en'* Breakfast Club, St. Luka's PTL, Sheriffs Power Squadroo. Four Sanford sororities (one float), Girl's Auxiliary of Elder Springs and tha Weicem* Wagpo. Florida Coast Flying Storm Warnings MIAMI (UPl) - A severe Atlantic storm pounded Flor­ ida beaches with wave-capped high tides today and the wea­ ther bureau said more bad weather wai in sight for the peninsula. A new low pressure system wai moving toward Florida from the central Gulf of Mex­ ico. the weather, bureau said. ‘Tsmperiturea are expected to reaala below normal with cloudiness above normal and with precipitation likely to in crease as the gulf tow approaches,“ a report said. Gala warning* arc flying tor the Atlantic Coast from tho Virginia Capeii to tto north V tU1'' -J f► */ -* * 41 & Thrown From Own Car By Impact Pilot Escapes Crash A Navy Board of inquiry waa in­ vestigating today the crash of an ABA Vigilante le t heavy attack bomber at Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion Tueaday. A spokesman aaid the plane crashed on.takeoff but tha pilot, L t W. L. Goodman, waa not Injured. The plane waa destroyed by fire Directors a report from the Miami wea­ ther station today. There w a s considerable erosion of beaches, undermin­ ing of ocesnfroat roads and soma flooding of tow erase along the coast from Jackson­ ville Beach to Miami Beach. But damage appeared to to spotted at the lowest areas always subject to flooding by storm conditions. Tides were mosUy one to two feet above normal. Most damage waa created by tto rampaging waves kicked up by the storm’s M mile an hour winds at sea. 8 fedFor COfCDuties after crashing near tha end of tha east-west runway. The plana normal­ ly carries a two-man crew, hut Good­ man waa alone Tueaday. Tha plane was attached to VAR-8. Fire equipment and personnel of the Naval Air Station Arrived a t tha crash. location almost immediately and put out tha fire, with little or no damage to surrounding property, JL --! On County Home County Commissioner Jamas the courtroom of tho court­ Forty-two Chamber of Com­ P. Avtry Tuesday afternoon house, will take up the prob­ merce directors ware named issued • call for a netting of lem of community and county today, tha official canvass of tho county's civic organisa­ promotion of the recommend­ an alection-by-mall revealad. tion*—Iht Htminolt County ed move. Tha directors will aerva one, Chamber of Commerce and the The meeting will consider two and three year terms com­ Seminole County Development the various aspects of the us* ing and represent tha flva Co. for Dee. 3 at 1:90 p. m. to of Osceola Air Field and axcounty commission districts. consider the problem of Im­ ploro tha possibilities of reac­ A (netting will be held soon plementing the recommenda­ tivating the Held aa * county to name the new chamber tion* of tha Van Hoy Commit- airport president. Indications a n It tea for tha County lloma. will be Francle Roumlllat Jr. The problem la "vary ur­ New directors serving from gent” and “hours count". If District 1, g and I for three tha commission Is to stavo.off year terms era Scott Burns, any action by tho 8tate Board Andrew Carraway, Randall of Health in closing the facil­ Chase, Mack Ctavaland Jr, ity, Avery said. Richard Dess, E. C. Harper As Indicated by the commit­ J r , Bill Hemphill, M. U Ra tee, the two homes for the born J r , Douglas Stenatrom aged In the county operated by and George Touhy. WASHINGTON (UPl) Gift certificate# for ■ total Directors for t w o • y a a r private enterprise, the Scripts President Kennedy's meet terms: John Alexander, Ar» Home and the Good Samaritan of Itoo will be given away ing Thursday with Soviet De thus Beckwith J r , J . If. (Jim­ Home fur Negroes, are recap- again Friday to three downputy Premier Anastas I. Mi my) Crappt, Bob Crumley, S. Uve to accepting the county's town Sanford ahoppors when koyan may provide tom* clue J. Davit J r , Walter Uielow, Indigent aged If they can get the lucky ticket holders er* as to the possibility of low Karl Higginbotham, Howard financial assistants for tin- given the eaU. ering East-West tensions oow Hodge*, Clifford McKIbbin and provsmtnta and expansion. Doubly lucky will be those These funds, according to tha who take advantage of >11 that the perilous phase of W. A. Patrick. the Cuban crisla has passed. Directors to serve for one- committee, are available from the sak items, bargains and Officials sakl today the year term* are: John Fitapat- the Home and Housing Fi­ weekend specials advertised President would be willing rick, Harold Kastner, Sonny nance Administration, but It in The Herald Thursday, to discuss Sovtet-Amerlcan Powall, B. L. Perkins, Robert will take total community and This marks the second relations and other critical Resserer, J. C. Hutchison, John county backing to asaura any week in the pre-Christ m u Issues in general term* but Ivey, T. E. Tucker, F. K. Rou- action by that agency. promotion sales being offered The meeting, to be held in by downtown Sanford mer­ hid no intention of doing any nilllat J r , Gordon Frederick. “negotiating" with Premier chants. emphasising “ shop Directors from District 3 for Nikita Khrushchev's number three year term* are R. T. Milat home and iave.” Only 800 on* trouble shooter. Shoppers will b e given wee and Al Lormann; two The White House announc­ year terms, Frank Evans and free ticket* by merchants Registered ed Tuesday that Kennedy Raymond Ball; one year term, which will be good for Ute would receive Mlkoyan at Karl Toney and Cheater Sluae. In Longwood drawing to be held shortly 4:30 p. m. Thursday and in Directors from District 4 for Longwood City Clerk Mrs. after itores close Friday dicsted that the main pur- three year terms, B. F. Wheel­ Onnie Rockett Sbomate re­ night. Closing time is 9 p.m. pose of the meeting was to er and C. R. Clonte; two yaar ported today that only about Winning numbers wUl bo talk about remaining Issues term*, Georg* Sftans and Earl aoo of the estimated 1,600 ell- drawn from the big wire In the Cuban crisis. J. Haugan: out ytar torm, J. S. glble to vote in next Tuesday's basket at the broadcasting Russia was reported today Uett and Mary Karlt Walktr. municipal elections have reg­ stand which will be located to have dropped Fidel Cas­ istered to date. Books close at the corner of First Si. and tro’s five-point demands for Magnolia Av*. Friday. a Cuban crisis settlement, In­ Wilhelmina First prise will be gift cer­ Registration may be made cluding withdrawal from the at the city ball anytime during tificates in the amount of Guantanamo naval base by Dies In Sleep the regular a a.m. to 3 p.m. 343. with 333 aa the se­ the United SUtas. APELDOORN. H o l l a n d office houra except during the cond prize and 320 for too But Mlkoyan was said by (UPl) -F orm er Queen WU- lunch hour. To register a per­ third olace winner. reliable sources to back Cas­ helmina, who ruled The Ne­ son must be 21 years of age, tro's refuMl of on-site inspec­ therlands for SO years and must have lived in Uw stats tion of offensive weapons became a symbol of etrenath for one year and in the town systems In Cuba unless the against Nazi aggression, died (or six months. Bridge United States agrees to re­ In her sk ip early today of Claatlfltd ciprocal Inspection of "Inva­ a heart aliment complicated Comic* sion" bases Us Florida and by old age. Sbe was 12. Illness Forces Dear Abby — elsewhere in the Western At her bedside in the wood­ Editorial .... Hemisphere. ed estate of lick Loo Palace Pope To Rest Mlkoyan arranged a meet­ were te r daughter, Queen VATICAN CITY (UPl) — Entoitainmcnt ing today with Ambassador Juliana; Princa Bernhard, Pop* John XXIII canceled all Legal* Puxxle Adlai E. Stevenson and other Juliana'i husband; and two audltncth today for the teetop U. S. and Soviet crisis granddaughters, Princesses ond aucctaaive day because of negotiators. M arxist and Margin, Reds May Ease Cuba Demands! Shoppers Gel Chance To Be Double Lucky � 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, 1962 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, November 27, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 27, 1962. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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FRESHCENTERCUT M A X IE L L HOUSt INSTANT ' Anythlnj els# be nay bar# aoxfeited In communications to th# Soviet leader which are Ob# planting of sugar can# b Cuba yields between torn and elfht crops a year, while a act of eanes will yield only one crop annually la other parti of the world. p Porkchops LB BONELESS ROUND, RUMP OR SIRLOIN TIP ARMOUR STAR W H IL E S RANKS » 49« CHEESE *49< ROAST WISCONSIN SLIC E D IIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIU11UI1U1IUIUIIIIII1IIIIIU1II11IIIIIIIIIIIIII1IUIUIIU1III1UU11I1UUUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIM, iiiiu iiiiiiiiiit iiiiiu iiiu iiu u iiin t if n n n n n iin iiH iiiin iiv BRAVO SOUTH AMERICAN CORNED BEEF BANQUET FRO ZEN FR E -M A R RICH CREAM Y 12 0 Z CANS BORDEN SILV E R CON GENUINE FORD T herm ostats EYAP. MILK TALL CANS GENUINE FORD A n ti-F reeze 60(Q“»rt ' n m iiiiiiiim tiiir r LAOY PAIRR INCH PRIM RAKIO . APPLE pie GENUINE FORD Radiator Hose SUN A10 PURE 20% Discount GENUINE FORD SUNSHINE HYDROX O IL F I L T E R S C O O K IES 57 • 62 Ford & Falcon EACH MMI 54 • 56 FORD EACH . u. 47c LAO Y FA IR SLIC E D HAMBURGER ROLLS 2 3?39* LAO Y FA IR ICED CINNAMON PM OP BRING THIS AD TO OUR PARTS DEPT. APPLE JELLY MINS ? 29* l im it -2 WITH 12.50 ORDER DOZEN iiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiimin Y«tr Friendly Ford Dealer STRICKLAND•i MORRISON. INC. MS K. 1st. HT. • • PH. FA 2-1481 U - p -------— ------------- !*••**• <■ eWear. - 4 �> % n’- •'’ . 7* 1 •\M l . A ' •• tea late Capt Terry ba teat • personal C bft Garden was kfflad s k a tea ball copter te which ha was ridlag aa a eeaabat Is Viet Nam, was by 9 probably br tba a n t president ef tba Chamber of Commerce . . . Hast Co. plant will ba Onbp fan. IS . . . Further call far a shopping can* ter aa well aa M salt apart­ ment houae development . . Now phono booka coming out ba February . . . will bo grata oovt r ad and twice aa big . . . tba pool office baa received • letter goiag to Santa. It was embroidered with tba prettleat ribbon pea'aver did Mrs. Cardan la home mother-in-law to bring tba letter to Tbe Herald so tt might be shared with the people of Sanford. Tho letter: Tho White House Washington Deer Mrs. Cordell: It waa with deep regret that I teamed of tba death of your husband. Captain D. Cordell, United S*'*es Army, who dted la a combat operation in Viet Nam when the aircraft ba was aboard waa shot down by bostilt fire. From the time that ba was designated a "Distinguished Military Student” at The Citadel to his recent assign­ ment with tbe 1st Special Forces be exhibited outstand­ ing professional skill, lead- erahlp and davethn to His many fins qualities won for him tba respect and ad­ miration of both his brother officers and the soldiers with wham ha served. 1 realise words eanaot leatea the hearteeh* suffered by you la the loss of your husband, tt Is my hope that the knowledge of poor hus­ band’s devoted service in our country will be a source of comfort and pride to yon in later years, in daughter. His noble sacri­ fice la attested te by tba award o f tho Purple Heart from a grateful nation. Mrs. Kennedy joins mo is extending our heartfelt sym­ pathy to .yon and Judith in tragic loas. Sincerely, J. P. Kennedy WEATHER: Clear end cold through Tuesday. High today, 75-80. Low tonight, 45-50. VOL. 58 LETTER CARRIERS, formerly working from tho post office annex on Second 8 i are now operating out o f the new post office on the lakefront. The men, working voluntarily over the weekend, moved equipment to be reedy for today's today’s delivery, with some of the carrier’s wives also lending a land. It is helping hand. la expected that all other postal postal equipment will be moved In next weekend. Photo shows Carriers G ifford Wynn and Gordon Honey* cutt putting names on letter boxes. (Herald Photo#) United Press Leased Wire tlM W A • • • 0 0 0 The County Homo committee will aak tba County A c to r Serious aiom tomorrow to HOLLYWOOD <Wl> Ac­ tboao old (Olka at tba county tor Charles Laughton was homo, wm frown aa aaaatracreported still la serious eontioa of any nuralng borne fa­ dittos today at Coders of cility . . Emphaala win ba ttat auraiag boma regulations Lebanon Hospital s h in ba art so strict meat countits to being treated for cancer. can’t cope with them, o o o D eath F o r F o u r Builders are atill trying to MOSCOW (UPI) Four ■•seta whether or not thry City Manager W. E. Knowles building be put ou the tax roll Mayor Jim Crappe reported Soviet cJtisess have been will bo hurt by tba presiden­ will ask the City Commission and used for commercial pur­ this morning he would recom­ sentenced to death by firing tial edict relative to "nonposes. mend the city take over the tonight to take over the va­ discriminatory” bousing — A delegation of Chamber facility and hold It until some­ squad os charges of specula­ cant post office building on they KNOW tbey’ra burt-but representative* are expected thing could be worked out tion, tha newspaper Trud re­ to wbat extent they can plan First 8L and utilise it for a to meet at the commission with G8A to allow Urn build­ ported Sunday. . . . NatioaaUy, a forecast of new Municipal Library. meeting tonight. ing be put up for bid. 1.4 million housing starts was Knowlta stressed the speee M ore C on trol predicted for IM3 (about ths at the library is being need at PARIS (UPI) Franck same aa 1982), they say, but the ultimate now. If the city voter* p r s President Char* doesn’t acquire the facility, now—TtT . . . Very Uttla. if lea da Gsolto majority con­ any speculative eonstructlosi fa tbe General Service Adminis­ trol of the national aaaembly planned now, and tbla baa tration reported it would be today and established him as been "the backbone” of the turned over to the school the strongest political force board to use for administra­ house building industry in recent French history. Many in the construction field tive purposes. SupL of Schools R. T. MBfeel that the effect locally Civilian Shot (Central Florida) win ba more wee, when queried by ths Her­ IIAjII |UrlJ MIAMI (UPI) - An Array Army The weekend deadline fo r enndidatea to qualify ald last week, said he could pronounced than a areas far tber north. , . Building trades, not tell whether the school fo r next week’s municipal elections in Altamonte Mnti ■apply yards, realtors are all board would accept the build­ Springs, Casselberry, Longwood and Oviedo brought civil taught in the shut-down la ing or withdraw thalr request. only one last minute entry as incumbent Mayor Carl wayr Mhr hffiaW H RjM i The po«t (dO«e alts S itodd w l; 5>t :Cpaaelb«ry fi'e d f o r re-elecUon ju s t a n pimmlng.* It is HURTINGIII tha wvmaoasB: tee of the Chamber had rec­ under Fridays closing date. if . • • • 'the Amy said Election* wlH ba cut and ommended that both the city ’ Seminole football fans in post mortems of ths season and school board withdraw dried affairs In Altamonte Probe W r e c k a g e that has just closed are talk- their request and that the und Oviedo where none of tho candidates have opposi­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — ing about: the excellent game tion. Running for council in The four engines and the taR Gene Williams played against Altamonte are Genu R. Mctioa of the United Airlines DeLand—some say it was ths Stephenson ' for ward three Viscount which crashed near best of his season; that HE and Stuart D. Frltch for TALLAHASSEE (UPI)—The EUlcott City, Md. Friday was the one that made the ward four. In Oviedo Incum­ F l o r i d a Legislature was were to be brought to Na­ first TD: Riser carried the tional Airport today for study. bents Ben Jonee, W. R. ball, but ba waa following scheduled to rasumo its spec­ Gena almost step for step and Flva local youngsters ware Clonta and W. li. Martin ial session hero this afternoon, Seven Escape w h a n the terrific tackle involved In an accident Friday were th* only man to come with many lawmakers feeling NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) bumped the linebacker after afternoon about 2:20 when the out. jeep In which thry were riding that the ^apportionment ques­ —Seven men, wielding make* clearing out the linemen. A somewhat different pic­ Butch stepped Into pay dirt overturned at the corner of ture appears for Casselberry tion will wind up in th* fed- shift knives, broke out of tbe maximum Mcurity unit of territory . . . the "determin­ Mellonvllle and Cornwall Rds. and Longwood. In Cassetberry oral court ed” running of Buteh Riser, The boys had bran hunting races for three scats on the Both houses wore sched­ Central State Mental Hospi­ Jack Caolo, Earl Black . . . and were returning to their Board of Aldermen and for uled to reconveno at 2:30 p.m., tal her* Sunday. Five had Lloyd Freeman’s kicking — homes when Kennsth Gustav th* office of mayor are con­ after a long Thanksgiving been recaptured by this morning. without a shot on punts, with son 18, 2422 Holly Ave., who tested and candidate* for th* weekend. one on place kicks . . . the waa driving the vehicle, at­ two council seat* In Long­ Few legislators fslt the m s TEAM spirit of ths Jayvets tempted to negotiate the corn wood also havo opposition. slon, which has cost tha tax­ Complications that was carried over into or. BONN (UPI) - Defense Running for alderman in payers about $300,000 up to their vanity rumples after There were no injuries ex- Casselberry are Art Lego, now, would be successful. Minister Frani-Jotef Strauss’ their Mason closed, and pre* espt for minor lacerations on Dencil 8. Long, Ed Lunn, Lon Efforts to pass compromise diamatie victory In Bavarian dictions are they will have U the elbow of James Williams, Woodhams, John M. Burnt bills failed Mveral time* last elections has complicated next year . . . the line coach­ 400 Plumosa Drive. The others and J. D. Self; fee mayor week and tbe lawmakers were Chancellor Konrad Aden­ ing job done by the two Jims, In the car were, Richard Glee- are Stoddard and Fred G. unsure what course to take auer's efforts to rebuild a Pigott and McCoy, with the son, 18, 1908 S. Mellonvllle, Heath. Marshal Gus Sawyer now that an apparent deadline coalition government, politi­ Indians and Ralph Slump! and and John Boniface Jr. and hla and Clerk Mrs. Lillian Hen­ for passing the constitutional cal observers said today. John Colbert's development of brothar Alfred, 2218 Palmetto. ning are unopposed. amendment has passed. the Jayvees . . . the spirited Guatavaon waa charged with Village Darkened Longwood council seats are work done by the ebeer lead­ driving too faat for eOnditlona, being sought by Incumbents TRAFFIUME, Italy (UPI) ers . . . the pageantry of the by Trooper Bill Stringfleld. R. C. Carlson and John —The village of Trafflume Trooper Lee Sikee reported Marching Seminole band . . . Reams. Also In th* race* are was darkened today for Us the above-average work done that Robert King, 17, Long­ E. E. Williamson, a former two-month winter midnight by ALL tackles, and tbe rock- wood, overturned hla car at councilman and neweomers Trafflume is in a deep poc­ ribbed "inside line” grldders. Dodd Road and SR 438 when Vernon Finch and Mark Bul­ ket of the Alps where th* he failed to negotiate the • • • lock. A. R. Lortnann for may­ FT. STEWART. Ga. (U P I)- sun never reaches in win­ Sports enthusiasts believe c u r v e at the Intersection. or and Mrs. Onni* Rockett President Kennedy tmbarkgd ter. that one of the most outstand­ King, who waa uninjured, waa Shomat* for clerk are run­ today on a day-long tour of ing accomplishments In their charged with speed too great ning unopposed and Roy Sho­ the massive force of men and Arrive In Laos field in a LONG time, and for the conditions. mat* Is the only candidate for planes ha rushed into position VIENTIANE, Laos (UPI>surely for this year, la the Job While investigating a motor­ th* office of tax collector. to meet any threat arising Four senators arrived Sunday cycle accident at the south end doao at Oviedo . . . That A Political Rally will bo from th* Cuban crisis. os a fact-finding mission un­ group not only railed the of Maitland Ave., Altamonte sponsored in lomgwood by The President, accompanied dertaken at President Ken­ Springs, at noon 8 u n d a y , funds for an athletic field, but tho Volunteer Fir* Dept, cn by Joint Chiefs of 8taff and nedy’s request They are Starting from scratch, built where the road curve* around Thursday at 8 p. m. in tho Adm. Robert L. Dennison, Senate Majority Leader Mika one . . . And on top of that, as a lake there, a 19*52 convert­ City Park with R. T. Milwoo landed at Hunter Air Force Mansfield, (D-Mont), J. if to prove bow right they are, ible compact waa discovered in serving a* moderator. Free Base by jet from Washington Caleb Boggs, (R-Del.), Clai­ some bushes at th* water's they fielded n football team coffee and doughnuts will be and boarded a helicopter for borne Pell, (D-R.L), and tenthat gave a fine account of edge containing th* uncon- served by th* firemen. Ft. Stewart. Jamln Smith, (D-Mass.). itself and MUST have been a eioua body of Hilliard Kemp, | Negro, Orlando, which had run j pride and joy to the high off th* road la th* early morn- j school and tn the town. Ing. • • • Th* ear waa found by apee- j And to show how keen the tators who gathered to assist I competition in our county high Ray Caaaelbeny, 17, Maitland, I schools la, the Lyman Grey­ who had flipped hia motorcy-j The ■'oster of entries for all th* children of the coun­ from the stand will be Sen. hounds had a football Mason ela an th* curve. th* annual Christmas parad*, ty to have Urn* to get get Bernard Parrish and Judges. that Left all tba (ana with Mrs. Boyd Coleman, Father set to roll down Fir:t 8L at here.” "Ooooooh’s and aasaah’s” for John Thomas and Clifford accomplishment . . . Buck 3:30 p. m. Wednesday Indi­ School superintendent R.T. McKibbio. Metis proved that ha was the cates that this will be one of MUwee’s office todlcV.sd to­ There will be at toast on* one to take over the reins Pags 7 the largest and longest ever day that Junior and Mnior band with each of th* units Bridge --------when Bill Proctor decided to to be Men here, Jsycces high schools will be die- as well ss a parade marshall Classified - — Pag* 0 “ get some more education” Parade Chairman Bob O’Neill mUved at l:3o p- ra. and and more than 40 floats, both Comics - Pag* 8 . Those folks out Longwood 7 Pag* said today. elementary schools at 2:30 large sod small. Decorated Drur Abby _ _ _ way arc looking forward to "There will be 11 sections, p. m. Wednesday. Pag* 4 cars and special displays as the next season, feeling that it Editorial Page A reviewing stand for each made up of at least 1 0 Entertainment _ 7 wtU ss marching units will will show even better results! units," O'.Nelll said, "We bav« Judges and dignitaries will taka pari In th* tong, long Legal* .— ~ Pag* 9 * . . Gee. how could that be? entries from an ever Semi­ be erected at the intersection show. Puzzle -------- — Pag* 8 They didn't lose until after nole County and icboob, will of Magnolia Ave. and First Tbe Marine Color Guard the regular Mason was closed, Society —~—, Pag* 8 St. Among Pag* 10 be dismissed early to allow Sports --------wilt toad th* pored* down i did they! Knowles To Ask First St. Library Municipal Vote Deadline Ends SZ Z 7Z : Jeep Overturns; Four Escape Legislators Back In Session Kennedy Tours Military Bases Established 1908 MON„ NOVEMBER 86. 1962 SANFORD. FLORIDA 2 Oil Murray Hey, vice president of th* Hunt Oil Co., Dallas, told the Herald today that two of th* world's largest petro­ leum companies art Interested In securing sites at the Hunt Industrial park, and snld there art two other nationally knows concerns that havo axpr*sa*d an interest In locations her*. In a telephone conversation today Hey said his company waa very disappointed and surprised, that ths Frito-Lay people made the decision on tho Orange County site. Hey said, "the crucial point In the negotiations was th* ex­ tensive disposal facilities nec­ essary for their type of food Vi to ■! to th* line so a guaranty that tha potato chip firm would be sat­ isfied with th* facilities offer­ ed by the oil company at their location on tho IILH Products Co. Industrial park at Sanford Ava. and Onora Road. Hey ft*la that the possible choices had narrowed down to Orlando or Sanford and th* Orange County location waa selected b*caus« of tho exist­ ing facilities there, rather than having te depend oa th* construction and installation of suitable equipment hera. However, Hey does not expect any building In the Immediate futura and he to net sura that ths deal has bean closed as yet far th* Orlando Industrial site. Cuba Demands U. S. Dismantle Training Camps Frito Official Explains M ove Tits decision o f Frito-Lay not to locate in the Sanford area was based in part that ths company was "n ot confident future Sanford officials would be position to honor commitments made by ths t board,” W. E. Freeman, vice president o f the njr sold today. "The decision to locate our plant to Orlande was bao oa future growth require­ ments of th* company. We ere not confident future Senford City officials would be In a pealtion to honor commitm*nto made by th* present The decision of the Frito- Board," Freeman said. "Th* Frito-Lay Company Lay Corp., of Dallas, Texas, to purchase an Industrial site do«a not want to b« a burden at an Orange County Indus­ on any community. In tha trial park for their proposed opinion of tha officials of my new plant, came as a sur­ company, Frito-Lay would bo prise and a disappointment more secure In Orlando,” bo to Sanford city officials who added. Freeman continued by ex­ had been trying to Influence the potato chip firm la a pressing hla sincere thanks and appreciation to the San­ Sanford location. Sanford Mayor Jimmy ford City officials for thalr Crapps said, "Wn had been Interest and fin* cooperation given to understand by W.E. In all negotiations, and re­ Freeman, vice president of grets that ths decision did pot Frito-Lay, that the company favor ths Sanford location. would make no decision on s future Central Florida lo­ cation before next year, and W W I V e ts M e e t The regular meeting of the for that reason we decided to lay low and not run them In­ Veterans of World War One, to the ground. Ws were very Sanford Barracks, 488, will be disappointed to learn that the hslil Friday, Nov. 30, at 7:30 company hid made a deci­ p. m. at the American Legion sion without any further con­ ilall on llwy. 17-92, according to an announcement by Com­ versations with us.” mander Edward II. I.udeck*. HAVANA (UPI) - Premier Fidel Castro's govenunont de­ manded today that tha United States dismantle "training camps of marcoaartos, spies, ★ ★ ★ Shocked, City Official Says as a price for International inspection of Cuba. facilities the The demand by the cabinet fclent to beadle their blema w it b o u t and th* national board of the pension, and they Integrated Revolutionary Or­ must have preferred it that ganisations (ORI) waa printed w*y.H today la tha government new»The Hunt official declared paper Rtvolucioa. they had expressed their will­ It was formulated at a twoingness to lay th* nputatlon hour joint sosaioa Sunday of the Hunt Oil Company on night and waa designed to an*wer P r e s i d e n t Kennedy's statements on the Cuban crisis in his press conference las'. Tuesday. Kennedy at that Uma an­ nounced he was lifting tbe naval quarantine of Cuba be­ cause Soviet Premier Nikita Deputies today are bunting S. Khrushchev had told him all for s Rookertown Negro in Russian bombers would bo connection with a series of withdrawn from th* island atabbings In tha ar*a Sunday within 30 days. night, th* Sheriff's office Tha President noted, how­ sold. ever, that Cuba "has not yet Th* Negro was Identified as permitted the United Nations Georg* Fisher. He is accused to verify whether all offensive of stabbing W. Campbell in weapons have been removed the rhest after an argument and no lasting safeguards and also knifing Campbell’* have yet been established sister. against the future Introduction Campbell Is reported tn of offensive weapons back in­ aatlifactory condition at 8*m> to Cuba.” Inole Memorial Hospital to* Today's Cuban statement day. was released shortly before O pen H igh er Soviet First Deputy Premier NEW YORK (UPD-Stocks Anastas Mlkoyan was KbedLake Mary Stetson studant opened higher on fairly hea­ uled to return to New York Robert Stubbing* has been vy trading today. after a 24-day visit to Cabs. named as on* of seven nomQUON8ET POINT (UPI)— In,,'* at th* university to reEight men aboard a Navy rsiv* the Woodrow Wilson transport plane which crush­ scholarships of th* |Ud2-ll3 ed on Davi* Glacier In the academic year. Antarctic were rescued ap­ Each award brings a living parently uninjured, th* Navy allowance of $ IJSOO * year for ■aid today. •ingle students and pay* th* A spokeiman said tha ski- full cost of tuition and fees to equipped twin-engined trans­ th* university. port plane went down on ice Others nominated wtra Al­ about three hours after leav* len* Amholtcr of Jacksonville, ing th* McMurdo Sound Na­ Ron Clifton of Richmond, Va., val air facility. CustMaer Ilian* Disney of Vernon, Ind., 8«rvlr*s Janet Hawkins of Miami, Don I liunsycutt of Green, 8. C., and ' Karen Steason of Griffin, Ga. EAST TIMB I t _ PAYMENTS Deputies Hunt Negro Assailant 8 Rescued. From ‘Ice* Stubbings Gets Scholarship Yule Parade— Longest, 'B e st' jMacmillan Sets Herald Index NO, 591 First SL from Sanford Ave. te Oak Ave. south on Oak Ave. to Fourth SL east oo Fourth St. to Sanford Avn. sod north on Sanford Ave. to Second SL No units are to disperse until they reach Se­ cond St. , During the parade, memhers of tbe Ssnford-Seminole Jaycees will k U balloons and tbe proceeds «iU be used to take children (ram the Lutheran Haves Homs ta Sil­ via on their annoal Christmas shopping lour. NO CARRYING CHARGER EXPERT WHEEL ALIGNMENT DeGaulle Meet LONDON (Ul’l) — Prim* Minister Harold Macmillan will confer with French Presi­ dent Charles da Gaulls in Franc* Dec. 1S-16 for "a per­ sonal and direct exchange of views” on international prob­ lems, it waa announced today. Th* announcement In Lon­ don and Paris had been pre­ dicted for Mveral days and was seen as a prelude to MscraiUen talks with President John Kennedy prior to Christ- WE SPECIALIZE IN TlltKS FOR FOREIGN CARS WE GIVE PLAID STAMPS O f Our 33 Year* Experience . . . . . . . . . . Tire Supply INCORPORATED 403 W. 1st SL 8asfurd Th. FA 2-S431 �■ - - • : v> *S- . AS F tp S T ■■V i :: • * 5 ■ \ .■ 4 . - —■- N ot . SS, JO Spedele, bargains, asks and price ca ts wfll i order fo r thn ‘ n o t two week* na merebaatn M tha successful sales campaign hart, aeto E. C. Harper Jr., president o f tha ae- H M Week Fie. Grade A D A D Peace Cons Lb. * — ------P Q ^ IM R V H ) fwen.vfanoe CAPT. J. M. TULLY, Commander, Haavy At­ tack Whig One, offers his official coogratulationa to Cdr. O. W. Kimmona, Commanding Officer o f Heavy Attack Squadron Nina. Cdr. Kimmona* squadron captured aO four o f tha top pbeee ia tha November Bomber Stream called “ Big Turkey” . Crews from HATRON Nina have pieced first la three o f tha four Bomber Streams In which tha squadron has participated nines re­ turning from tha Mediterranean in May. New York. KilroyWas Hera’ Creator Dead A t 60 COOKING PA N CA U S for the Bear Lake Community Club's aupper held before tha regular November meeting were Mrs. Helen Coekley, left, and Mrs. Joan NwL Soma 100 euppere warn •erred to resident! o f tha area and mamberaa o f tha dub. (Herald Photo) FOLSOM. Calif. (UPI) - A deeply religious Fclaam pri­ The member* of the choir son tomato died Sunday to a held prisoner were identified futile attempt to atop three as Frank Dotson, Howard other prisoners from kidnap­ Hooker. Naamaa Hail, Jo­ Catholic, but tol- ing and bolding hostage mem- seph criko, Htrachel Dana, rartonal Baptist.’’ ben of n church choir who and their leader, the Bov. if got titis glowto sing for thtm. Frank Mspes. Prison chap­ k g report: * 1 ---------- -------lain llaalh Owry also was Cbarad N. Bettor, 41, serv­ react favorably whaa bar held. hand waa amsihad to a car ing time for burglnriy, was ■tabbed three times with a On* reference r e p o r t e d makeshift knife. He died darkly that the applicant without knowing that tha “ hasn’t bean arrested yet.** three convicts released their Lsdios attending today’s • prisoners unharmed after ne­ gotiations with prison auth­ p.m. meeting of the Women’s orities. Organization affiliated with The (tabbing occurred to Sanford Lodge tail. Loyal Or­ the prison chapel of the max­ der of Moose, will mark and imum security prison Just as price rummage for a salt to the 14-member Bethel Choir bo hold Doc. T-S in the Wood­ Four new Pink Lndise were accepted Into tha Seminole from nearby Sacramento fin­ ruff Bldg, in Sanford. Members of the group are Mamoriel Hospital Auxiliary ished Its first hymn of the asked to bring their collection at a recent meeting of the afternoon services. Becker noticed the three of sales items to Utia moating. group, Mrs. Freak Woodruff convicts, all armed with Proceeds from tha sals will go kaa reported. towards a lodge sponsored Mrs. D. Fauver, Mrs. Ray some sort of weapons, walk­ Christmas party for tha chil­ ing purposefully up the aisle Copeland, Mr*. E. Faria Jr, dren. toward the choir. Ho scream­ and Mrs. B. Deguo were In­ ed. “ Prates God,” and at­ ducted Into the auxiliary. Ia other business the group tempted to tackle one of the heard » report oa the state men who turned and stabbed convention held in Miami, by him repeatedly. The convicts, all serving Mrs. W. I. Crabtree, a daleThe St Anne Circle of the gate and plana were mads for life sentences, bustled six of Church of the Nativity will many now fund-raising pro­ the startled choir members meet at 7 p.m. today at the and the prison chaplain into horns of Mr*. Thelma Denies, jects for tha auxiliary. the chaplain's seven-by-soven chairman, 124 N. Sunland Dr. foot office. AU ladies living in the par­ Then they began negotia­ ish vietnltlas of Ptoeereat, tions for release with War­ Sunland Estates and adjacent den Robert A. Hclnxe, and areas ara Invited to visit or Richard A. McGee, direct­ Join the circle at this meeting. NOVEMBER U or of the California prison system. Discussions were Shop the Herald Ada where Terri Ana Arman, DtBary; carried on through a w'ndow local merchants offer their Anthony Honworth. DeLnad; of tha door which one con­ beat buys. Randall Richardson, Folly vict imathtd. Motley, Sybil Booth, Frank “They wanted ua to open Ueskoe, William Hauptkcra, the gates, and wa Just don't Dor»ey Hargrave, Sanford. open gates,” said Htlnsc. Births “ It’s possibla that these fel­ Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rich­ lows Just wanted to give It ards of Sanford, a boy a try to a«« If it would ADVICE IS T11K ONLY work." Doris Cline, Geneva; Frank After three and n half THING I KNOW WHICH IS Hill, DcBary; Terrl-Aaa Ar­ hours the convlrta. Farrell ’MOKE BIXSSED TO easo, Stanley Oglesby, Dawn Faatoo, to, Edward W. Ma­ GIVE THAN RECEIVE’! Kiddy, Hubert Nellaon, Mar her, 77, and Edward Caugh, tha Sayre and Janies Thomas 29, released their seven hos­ of Sanford. ts gel. NOVEMBER a The inmates then were Admission questioned and placed in soli­ Isabella Maantn, Apopka; tary confinement. George Shumaker, Osona McGee, called to the pri­ Nathan Gamer, Nettie Lao son from I scramonto, said Morgan. Jana Unite, Mar later that be promised the )sria Moose, and Mabel mea he would ask the dis­ White of Sanford. trict attorney not to prose­ Births cute them under a state law Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Lin which makes Uie death pen­ lie of Sanford, a boy alty mandatory for a lifer Dischargee convicted of assault with a Josephine Donagby. DtBary; deadly weapon. Mrs. Richard Elbsll and Nevertheless Asst. DiaL baby; Mrs. Lawrence Bur Aity. Oscar Kittle said ha kett and baby; WUtba Drum would ask the Sacramento mer, Beverly Noto. Josic grand Jury for murder in­ Daniels, James Dunn. Frank dictments against all three. Ueake, William Hauptkorn, Backer waa described aa a Awllda Ferrarra. Mattie Cm- man with deep religious con­ • FA dick, Henry Herman and victions. He attended Sunday ?o<> n l'*," riA MarJacie Moose. choir sessions whenever boss- 1851 Women Plan Sole Four Join Fink Ladies Hospital Group B09T0N (UPI>—Jamn J. KUroy, to, Halifax, Naas , reputedly lb# maa who aridaalad tka famooa World War II alogaa, “Kilroy m i here," died at Peter Beat Brigham Hospital Saturday night after a kag Utoaaa. KHroy. former Boetoa city councilor and Massachusetts state representative, eotaed the phrase while inspecting tanks at the Fere H im ship­ yard early la the war. It caught oa and before the war eaded, Amerlcaa GI'i had scrawled “ Kilroy was bare" arouad the world. HAVANA (UPI) - Soviet First Deputy Premier Anas­ tas Mikoyaa today closed out a M-day visit with a pledge that “the cause of Cuba la the cause of the Soviet Union.* Mihoyan made his farewell address Sunday eight over a nationwide radio and tele­ vision hookup and predicted that Cuba’s “ enemies are go­ ing to die.1* The Soviet trouble-shooter arranged to fly today from Havana to New York where be waa invited to dine with The flocks of organic mat-' United Nations Acting Secre­ tar impended in sea water tory Canoral Thaat oompriae Oe meet plentiful hflhayea did aat disclose the results of He talks with Premier Fide! Caatrw and ether Cuban pavaaauient leader* during' hlf visit which started Nov. 2. Castro bed said before bis arrival that Cuba wanted to diacun ■ovist • Cuban •‘differences'* ea a basis of equality. Mikoyaa did make an in. direct reference to the So­ viet decision to withdraw missiles and bombers from Cuba by hailing “ the wisdom of the policy of avoiding a .- St. Anne Circle To Meet Today Hospital Notes 2 8418 Mikoyan Tells Cubans: Your Cause Is Soviets LT. DAVID W . Caswell o f Heavy Attack Squad­ ron Three at the U. S. Naval Air Station, San­ ford was awarded the MACII TWO Award. The M A C H TWO Award is given by North American to pilots who fly twice the speed o f sound in pre­ set supersonic corridor. He said Russia was “ helplog the Cuban people achieve their independence" and “ construct a new social order under comrade Fidel Castro together with comrade Baul Castro and comradt Carlos Rafarl Rodriguez.” Rodrigues is a top Cuban Communist who currently beads tha Agrarian Reform Institute which shapes an of Cuba’s land and agricultural policies. Mikoyaa said the armed fortes of Cabo are ready to fight and die “ but Cuba to not going to die. Bather, its enemies are going to die.** In a wanting to the United States and other “enemies'* of Cuba. Mihoyan said “ they must underit and that Cuba ia ready to defend itself and that standing behind Cuba ii the Soviet Union and the other socialist nations.'' Ia an apparent reference to the Soviet missile and bomb­ er withdrawal* Mihoyan spoko of “difficult times for Cuba sod for our people’* but be ssld Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev waa “ the closest friend at the Cuban people who did much for them and who played an Important role'* in settling the crisis peacefully. As in former statements, the Soviet deputy premier backed Castro’s five demands for a settlement of U. S Cuban tension, including American withdrawal from the Guantanamo naval base. A T T : FORD OWNERS NOVEMBER PICK UP CLOTHES Coareiata Of T-Bow*, Sirloin, Porterhows* C ut & W ra p F ree! n 100% Pure Ground Beef - - 3 lbs. 90c Meek Bones and Pigs Feet - - ib. 10c 38 Sliced Bacon W o rth m o re 1 L b . P k g . 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InateaJ of sharp, superior satire, pared to flneneea with swift -blackouts, we got slop­ py stuff that just seemed to get out of control and ended made a charming little rep­ utation.” ducting a “ big experiment In Needed most, however, chapped lips”—hera. The girt, Isomeone strong enough the talented Barbara Harria, atop Caesar from r u n n I waa almost the entitre show away with himself. 1 hnv aa she blankly nutated him or seen hia new Brdadway a) chewed an apple as a reporter HLlttle Me,” but In hia fui questioned him. video ventures beyond ti Miss llanrla, who will star already finished he might in a KWhard Rodgers-Alan Jay well to consider sumo word L e r n e r Broadway musical, Sir Hax Heerbohm: should hare been given much "hly gifts are small. I've more of a chance overall to ed them very well and open up her comic ability Sun- creetly, never straining th day night; shu was badly need- and the result is that ; CORRECT METHODS o f applying armslings is one o f numerous first aid •steps being taught in the accelerated course held at the Forest City : Baptist Church each Tuesday and Thursday morning. Here Mrs. Marian ^Olsen, left, puts the finishing knot in a sling fo r Mrs. Helen Brown. Mrs. i Gayl Dunnuck, right, holds bandage roll. (Herald Photo) IflAMI (UPI) — At least stationed at Homeatead A ir trie* persjns died in Florida Force Base. weekend traffic accidents, in­ Police e a i d S t a f f 8gt. Charlca W. Schollar, 38, of cluding two army aergeanU Kowlesburg, W. Va^ and 8gt1-C Kenneth F. Poynor, 32, of Augusta, Ga„ were killed Sun­ day when their car craahed In­ to a parked aeml-traller truck in Hialeah. John L. Elchenseher, 84, of Lantana waa killed on State Road 12 in Paint Beach Coun­ ty Sunday when he waa struck by a freight train while walk­ ing along the railroad tracks. In another Dade County wreck, Anthony Oliver, 72, was killed In a two-ear colli­ sion In Miami Sunday. A Saturday night accident near Milton killed Delores Sanches Mantes of Mexico City, Mexico, and Injured sev­ en others. An Orlando woman, Myrtka Horne, 411, was killed in an Or­ ange County accident. WoodH ARKY ROBSON JR. row Wilson Kersey, 64, died In has been promoted to an accident just south of Or­ a Airman 2 c and will fit>w be atationed in mond Beach. Guam for two years, OVER 35 YEARS according to word re­ at First sod Palmetto ceived here. R o b s o n (Along Sido Post Offica) graduated w i t h the daas o f 1060 o f SHS, and attended Miami Junior College until March 1961 when he Jbineti the Air Force. # A fter basic training at Lackland in San An­ e Carpet tonio, Tex., he was sta­ e Tile tioned in Jacksonville, Ark. An Alabama man, Louis J. Norton, 44, of I'henix City, waa killed when he wua struck by a ear near Haines City, and 21-year-old Roy Daniel Cox died Friday night In a eartruck wreck in Tampa. Rocket Power Rocket motors of the hy­ drogen peroxide liquid fuel type use catalyst packs of ni­ ckel wire game. The nickel win* le plated with silver which brvaks down the hydro­ gen peroxide by catalytic ac­ tion and produces superheat­ ed steam and free oxygen. Ciirt. C H A R L E S A. Guthrie o f Heavy At­ tack Squadron Three at the U. S. Naval Air Station, Sanford was awarded the M A C H T W O A w a r d . 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There was a sharp division of opinion regarding a tax cot to the fatat Congress and It win likely eon. tlnue la the new one. Members o f one camp hold the logical position that no reduction to taxes should even be contemplated without a corresponding reduction in govern­ ment spending, lest we set o ff a 9100 r Editor! t Tils 1c s tetter te ym s> sty topic, ths stoa flif of I redacts. Yos fnbUsbed my I'.tt tetter la the Herald, Thursday sad ths answer from Mr. Larry VanhsL E:r* !■ my usw tr to that. I am glad test I have a | »1 seine of humor, When it comes to tele topic of vot1st and m b , For tha aaiwsr I got from t / Venial, Made mo during hit odmmigtntJoa. H* BOW fotto that a tia d y tax cot might have fofMtaOad It A d cfld tm IMS ia taevitabla. The m l iacae Menu to be not what Its float exact else will be bat how it caa be vtlllsed to stratgthsn the economy for 1964 and beyond. In no event, however, should this loa f • range desire be allowed to sti­ fle attempts to explore arena where there la uaeleaa government waate that could be eliminated right now. Tax reform ought not to be incom­ patible with budgetary reform. r OUR This change of precincts on our last voting apreoa 1 waa sate te Laagwood, in■toad of Lako Matoal Lake Mary la where I have voted lines becoming of age. Uy whole lifetime. No, I'm not in a rage, ‘'lo t. Dr. Crane,” his lovely wife proteetad tearfully, “ Tar­ ry Is now going downhill rap­ idly. “For ho la almost drinking himself to death. “ And It has been going on for several yean. He refuses to admit ho U whipped by John Barleycorn. “Ho will not even consent to seeking the aid of Alcoholics Anonymous. “But ho baa boon warned twice by hit firm and now bo has been told that If ho over comco to the office oven ones more in an Intoxicated condi­ tion, ha will bo discharged per­ manently. “ Yet Terry need to bo inch threatens to do. “ Yea, Dr. Crana," Terry’s wifs admitted, "bat what could Terry be afraid oft “ He has always been a big. •bong man and very succasa* ful in salsa work So. why should ho with to flee into ai* eoholiam?” Whras, your sins of omission ia ths hadroom often dries man into chronic drunkenness. And that’s exactly what was wrong with Terry. For he began to grow platonis several years earlier, ai* though hie wifs neither realis­ ed that fact nor noticed It, for most wives art relatively frig­ id, anyway, as measured by the usual masculine standard. Ia his terror leal his wife realise his failure, sad also to gala • little relief from hie constant dread that ha would become totally impotent, Ter­ ry reeortad to the bottle. peas tha age of 40 grow more or lass plotonk, chiefly be­ cause of worry Itself. fo r “ worry” te n cerebral or brute action, whorsaa sexual passion te emotional. er. Bo what can I possibly do You cannot “cerebrate" and to help hlmt Last night he likewise "emote” very long botold mo It te cither whiskey or fore one or tho other of thooe suicide." processes dwindles. In modern psychiatry we re­ Bo ee soon ee o men begins gard alcohollara as somewhat to worry about weakening ar­ bla “plugging*’ tho magic like the fire escape from a dor, It wanes far more. Most show which was to bo hold burning building. Impotence in men ia purely Thanksgiving ovwaiag at T Liquor addicts thus resort to psychological. p.m. ia the Elks club roomi. whiskey as an escape mechan­ And • lot of testoatcroM This show was originated ism by which they try to flee shots produce their e f f e c t and planned by Mr. Fred Tlrfrom an inner torment (emo­ mainly because of tha belief of rail of Fred Ttrrell and Com­ tional burning) due to humili­ tho potient in tho doctor, pany, but unfortunately, Urn ation, shame, fear or prolong- rather than because of tho show never did materialise. od guilt hormone offset Mr. Tirrcll arrived hour* Since platonic husbands sub­ By use of certain drugs ere after the appointed time and Inferrood mo that due to other mullet can m k i tha addict to consciously decide that if they commitments, ho regretted nsessated w h e n e v e r he gat half drunk, their wives being late and asked that 1 touches whiskey that he can’t will fret about their liquor habit and forget to notice offer his apologias to tho stand his liquor. But unless wo first put out their waning erotic ardor, mil­ fi)£HT METUOD, members. WRONG MAMTherefore, 1 am offering to tho Inner emotional “flrse” lions of fearful husbands start gumling whiskey. tho hundreds of disappointed Mon., Wovomber 26, 1962 And you wives eon prevent Brother Elks, their families, such alcoholism by revising guests and the youngsters, their sexual ability, so send for through tho medium of the the booklet “ IIow to Prevent Sanford Herald, Mr. Fred Q—Where was tha birth­ Platonic Husbands,” enclosing TtrreU’a apology. My sincere thank* to you, place ef the Greek poet a, stamped return envelope plus 20 cants. one and all for coming down. Homer f (Always write te Dr. Sincerely A—According to legend It Frank I . Holmes was lamir, formerly celled Crane In cere ef this newsExalted Ruler Smyrna, Turkey. Sanford Lodge No. 1141. B.P.O. Elks Q—How close to the earth has an asteroid approached T A—Hennas came within 400400 rnOee In 1087. B O A R D IN G ) <* Sanford, Florida me, where I have been White all were tigateg, 41 timet with their peaaf TWa Isn’t the aaiwsr, I waa looking lor, I didn’t moan there'* a precinct outside everyone’s door, So search further, Vorahel and you night flad. The com­ mitstoners caa girt ths date (or this line. My tetter was written for information and cluti, How to build a bettor Seminole (or mo and you 11 you think this la funny, Stop and Think, Signing our namea, a times—twice in each pracinctl Mrs. W. H. Mathbews from which he Is bytes to Acs, he may then rwort te ■one other escape device, such u the drag habit or insanity H O USE Me part e r e a r M aterial, aewa a* a * v * rtisU c , et U l s ad lilea et Tke t a a l s N H erat* may be re*ro*ute4 ta aay aiesaer wiikout w r it u a serm lsaiea ef U s y » H U k ,r e t Tke Herat* Say la d lrld a a l er firm ressesslk 'e ter seek reyra* - .ile a w ill ko M asidars* ee latrla f'.a g ea T ke Mere!*** m r y r la k t e e* w ilt ke k a li lla k i* ter H a t e s * * * * * tka law. I V SItake* natty eaeeyl la ta rtta r. ttnattay, aott O M H b m i yak- U la sad to note how far tha art of warfare has corns te the 10th century. With a tho worry about fallout from nuclear weapons, It te hard to believe that it has been leaa than B0 years since gas was considsred n major manace in war. It waa first used as n weapon by tha Germans against Allied forces north of Yprea in Belgium on April 22, 1011, during tho first World War. * Q—What mien of tha study of langusge doss phonetics Include T A—Phonetics is ths science of speech sounds and the sym­ bol* by which they ere shown In writing end printing. Q—Ia religious allusions what does the circle symbo­ lise T Eternity and of tha Eternal God. don't be half modem...go all the way Witt NEW f lameless. ELECTRIC RANGE* ELECTRIC WATER HEATER • Select Suburban Ceam unity • Street Lights and City Conveniences • Popular Terms Far Personal Consideration Call — -fb e i -ko fla m eless " . . . amd u t c r m e a t vino, Electric Range and Electric Water Haattr ara included Inaviry MtdaUioo Homo. FA 2-4991 8TEM PER AGENCY French Avo. at Mth 8L F L O R I D A POWER t L I GHT COMPANY f W . Scot! Burns I to o NtiPtNQ BUILD FLORIDA 207 kin g . A vt. �> r * V . iS llF t r j0 T A t /• jo y W - OPEN9IH9 - SAT.9til6 M INI NEW G U L SCOUT! became B a t e s ot Troop NS at leremmikn hsld rocsntiy at Grata Methodist Church. With tha new girls (fat back) Is tbdr Troop Lsadsr Mrs. D. O. Jaekaoo, and the girls Arum h ft to rifht, kneeling ars Sadis Hamilton, Allsea M ite s , Carolyn Lamm and Both Taylor. 8Undiagars Julia Drainw Christie Hamilton, Gail Cooper. Betsy Craw­ ford and Dottle B1unden. (Herald Photo) BROWNIE SCOUTS o f Troop 627, who meet a t the Grace Methodist Church include these girls. Front row, Anna Mlreles, Paula Sefrisd, Lori Yates, Karen Jones, Cathy Clark and Julia Blunden. Back row, Cathy Jack- Lake, Cltnu aad Sumter— fn it aatorlag sUsly sa far as Internal quality is eoeearned, bet BU T oraasei ea older trees bars ant ail­ ed op u well aa last aeuea. Small lisas are haadlcapptag FAfldONABU PaeUenable eolere, each as avocado and honey beige, eaa be rtedlly applied to wood paneling an Interior walla. Ac­ cording to the Southera Pina A atoclotion, the deelred hue can be achieved limply by tinting the flnlih with oili. Such flnUhei are tranapareat and do not obecuw tho wood giala. son, Betty Lou Wagner, Margaret Myers, Ruth Bresnlck, Jo Stoudenmlre, Debbie Thomas, Carolyn Ivy and Gay Waller. Girls not present fo r the picture were Katherine Thompson, Janet Foster and Joyca Washburn. Leader is Mrs. Robert Thomas and Assistant Leader is Mrs. Forest Yates. (Herald Photo) ONLY Printing W IEBOLDT Tha chairman of Station University of Georgia; . Ed-1 bus, Ga., and Joseph Jeffers Unlvenity’i art department, ward Shorter, director, Colo- Dodge, director, Cummer CAMERA SHOP IIS 8. Park Ava. PTtd Meuerimlth, hai been urnbus Art Museum, Colum- Gallery, Jacksonville. awarded this year's "Gover­ nor's Award for tho Out­ standing Florida Seen*.” A walnut plaque with an outliao of tho state cf Flor­ ida In polished brass was In The Laundry And Dry Cleaning Business De­ presented to Messenmlth in pends On Doing A Lot Of Important Little Things Well. Lakeland recently by 0. We Are Proud Of The Many Years, Over 30, That We Evans, assistant to Gov. Have Been Serving The Laundry And Dry Cleaning Farris Bryant. Needs Of This Area. The award was for Messersmith’s watercolor palatini entitled "Tracks." When the presentation was made at the Uth annual Florida Fed­ eration of Aits convtntion, Evans said the plan was to And Dry Cleaning Plants Are Both Managed By hang the watercolor In Gov. Graduates Of Their Respective Technical Schools Thus Bryant’s office. The Governor’s Award is Assuring You Of Top Quality Workmanship. an annual presentation. 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II, at Um Tyndall Air ten s l i d nmpftii. This it tha eoupla’a Oral child end they koto chosen Um name, Mtohaal Alloa, far the ■tar arrival. Mn. Ditto it Um term s Undo m It. dooghtar et Mr. old Mn. J. T. IM e of M ft8. LOUISE TUNNICLIPFIJ Ttpk far Um yragram wot "yaucoful mo tf atemk oner- ■ 7 oad tor raspoaaiblltty Am peace.” Mn. But Htoteo oad Mrs. H. K. Blog ltd Um date- their birthday* napottivoly thia put wtok with a family gat-to-gvthar at tbob home. Joining them In the ctltbr*. C asselb erry tlon won tbtlr ala children, f l grandchildren aad nine gnat grandchildren. By Jaa* Caaaeftarry Thou pn atnt won Mr. and Mr. tad Mr*. WOUom Mr*. Bill MeKondno and chit* Dempaty et Lake Triplet Dr. drtn tf Ocala; Mr. and Mr*. aad' chUdrm, Billy, Dminy, Lucian Btoken and too of and Laurie Anna a p a n t Palatka; Mra. Dalay Danmark Thankaglviag Day in Lake­ and chlldrtnt Mn. Robert land, where they enjoyed a Thomae, Mn. J. E. Stanton family get-together with hie and children; Mr. and Mra. mother, Mn. KiU Bryant of Pat MeLtUnn and daughter; C h a t t a n o o g a , oad two Mra. Permit Fodrit and aoao brother* and their famlika of Mr. and Mra. Leonard Jonet and ehlldrtn of Ocala. Rev. and Mn. Darwin Shu Mr*. Barbara Bryant, Coof M l N. Triplot Dr, Caaaal- con; Mr. and Mra. Yemen 8. bony, and cklldran, Valerie, fluram and daugbtan, O n Darwin, Danny and Roger, eng# City and Mr. and Mra. enjoyed Thanhigiving dinner Larry Luka, Mra. Peggy with kla parent* in 8L Cloud Boyd, Mr. and Mn. BID and then drove to HID*- Cherry, Mr. and Mra. Emery borough River gut* Pork Luke and daughter; Mra. whan they apant th* ru t of Harry Luka and children nod, tha holiday camping out in Jimmy Rye all of Palatka. their traltar. Their daughter Darlene a atudent of Emory and Henry in Virginia, apant Thanktgivlng day dinner h e r Thankegiving vlaltiag gueati of Mr. and Mra. Ed friend* in Athena, Tana. Mr. and Mra. Gaorg* W. ward Bennett wen Mra. Thel­ Miller et 1M0 L and M Lane, ma Lewie, Miu Martha Caaulberry left lu t week Lewie, Mn. Clarence 8nyder, for Peoria, III, where they Kann, C. J. and Sandy Mata■pent the Thankagiving boll- ier and Cherly and Dennleae daya with their many chil­ Bennett. The Put Noble Gnnda dren and grandchildren. Club will meet Tueaday even­ TOCAOCHtT ing at the home of Mri. Mar­ LONG LASTING SNOW Combine t tableipooaa soap garet Greene, 407 W. 19th 8L P-282-N Mr*. Darwin Smith and *<m, flaksa with H cup lukewarm water to a Urge bowL Beat King, apent the Thanksgiving mixture with a rotary baatar weekend with Mr. and Mn. until tudi are thick and dry. Guy Neville and family. Tha Slowly add *& cup Nlagan Smllhy, formerly of Sanford, A Happy CloWa Simple atitche* make fast instant cold water itarch, now live in Norfolk and King work of this Jolly crocheted beating mixture coutantly. l« a atudent at Lakeland clown bottiacovcr. Ha's fun Apply mow to wreaths or whatever using your fingers for glft-giviag or kuplng. No. P-283-N ha* crochet di­ or a paintbrush. rection*; trace off pattern for fall feat and hand*, ■TOP GREASE SPLATTER Prevent greaie from splat­ Print nan*, addreu Pith style number and also. tering out of th* frying pan To order tend 33 cents In by using a ventilated cover. Punch hole* In an aluminumfoil pi* plate for tha cover. U Creative Woman will let the attain out, and tho Sanford Harold grease won't spatter. Box 431, MMtown Station New York IS ,::. Y. Mn. Ear) Evana, Mra. Hobart Shield!, Mn. Praacta Jobe*, Mra. 0. D. Laadnea, Mn. Goorga Roland, Mn. V. P. Yealey, Mn. W. P. Rowland, Mn. Blanch* Kahn, Mr*. John*ton, Mra. Da Jaekaon aad Mn. Loom Richard*. Personals CREAT IV E W OM AN Local Events Tke Social Department of tho Sanford Woman’* Chtb Dent call t girl and aay, wiQ meat Wednesday at 1 p.m. "What are yen doing Satur­ day night?" Make yew ro­ far an afternoon af bridge aad quet) far o date definite. canasta game*. Mra. J. R. Baker and committee -will be la charge Mn. Edno Clutter raturnad of arrangement*. to O ften loot weak oad la living with Mr ooa Gnat Whoa you acrab tho bath oad hit family. 8ho hot baan tub, apriakla cleanser la the a Bonham, Tout, with h«r tab, taka a moiittacd broom dtoghter, Mn. L. M. Now. aad ua* it to acrab. It will comb for Um port tight clean tbo tub tad Incrtaet tho month*. lift of Um broom. Don Jon* of tho Jackson* villa Naval Baao, iptnt Thankaglviag wotktnd with hit brothor Jobs oad hi* .fa­ mily. * Mr. tad Mn. Rtymoad Poll oatfrtaiaed tbtlr immediate family at a Thankaglviag din- New Paddiar- New la aer. They enjoyed tho wild aelation aad New Cover. tarkay which tbtlr too Harold OPEN had killed. Daily to S:M P. M. Tbaakigivtag day guests at Friday Ntghto to • Um bom* of Mn. Lola Brooke wtro Mra. Danny Ntal and children, Danny Jr. aad Dana, 112 N . P a r k A v e . Jerry Young, Mr. and Mn. BEDDING CO. SAN FO RD , FLA. Don Stowtll and children, tad A Magnolia FA S-tttl Maaiat, Corkey aad Vine*. and BIBLE SHOP MONDAY Sanford Drove ISO BPO Due. meet at • p.m. at Um Elke Club for election of now officer! aad eoclal hour. “All I want for Christmas is my own EXTENSION phone” PROTECT BOOH If you Uve In a damp ellmate, bun a amaU electric bulb at all timas la your bookcan. Thia will prevent your book* from alldaw. Personals MR. AND MRS. M. M. McKENDREE Church Calendar Party Dresses . . . from eorly nftcnaoom TUESDAY through tho cockUU hoar Men of the Pint Preibyteriaa Church meet la PeUowafclp Hall at 7:30 p.m. for auppar muting. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL MARY ESTHER’S "Featuring Feiktaoa Joel Fw Too* When people uk "How are yout" they don't want to hear a medical report 200 N. PARK AYR. HOLIDAY-TIME DANCE TfltouyfrdhQnn .. N O V . 28 -1 9 6 2 Etched Crystal — FEATURING — S-Pc. 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Just call our business office. ~ - ^ —— •• « \ \ i a - - I'. . • - — :^ j j ^ c r T At ’ �» I % ■ » iii Pf i■ iw n - By Abigail Van Bum DEAR ABBY: Our non had only «M n o n year before graduating from law achool whan hla wife made him quit, Sha aaid thare waa no fu­ ture in Uw. She talked him into aelting on commiMlon. One week they eat chick an and the next week they eat fenthere. Now aha earn they need •1.000 to get hla teeth fixed — for "buainea* reason*.'* How can taeth be important in business unless you .are a hone? If she would let him finish law achool, he would have something in hla head and nobodj’ would look at hla teeth. She has made a horse of him! Ha's our only son and wa love him. Should we give him the money? THE OLD FOLKS DEAR OLD FOLKS: If your eon la required to meet the public, hla teeth ARE important. You don’t help children (soma child I) to stand alone by OIVINO them things. LEND him the money. • • # DEAR ABBY i We have a neigh­ bor who la a nice person, but she haa a 4-yaar-old boy who has long curia hanging down hla back. He can almost alt on hi* hair and it la a pity to sea how the other children tease that boy. Even adults look at him twice and wonder whether he la a boy or girl. The woman U either di­ vorced, deserted or separated be­ cause there is never a husband around. Some of the neighbors nay it’s non* of our business, but I think it is. Am I wrong to worry about ths child ? JUST A NEIGHBOR DEAR NEIGHBOR: No, you are not wrong. Tho mother U doing her »on a great disservice. Perhaps you should become friendlier with the mother and tell her in a nice way to separate the bop froin the curls. DEAR ABBY: Although I am only 1 5 ,1 am the "Dear Abby" of our block. I’ve helped many girls (and some boys) with their problems, but here is one that has me atutn^ ed. A girl (my age) Is madly hi love with my brother. He is 17 end he can’t stand her. This girl tells me •he can’t sat or sleep tor thinking about him. She says hs’s not goodlooking, is concaitad and treats bar Ilk* dfit, but she la an emotional wreck over him. I told her she might as well forget him, but she says she can’t If she knew how my brother really fslt about her sha would die. How can I help this girl? "DEAR ABBY OF WASHINGTON STREET DEAR "DEAR ABBY": Your •dvice was exactly what mint would have been. To give her false hope would be cruel. Tell her to focus her attention elsewhere boesuae your brother likes her "as a friend" and nothing more. • • a DEAR ABBY: Is it possible to fall In lova with a picture? DEAR C.C.: Yea. But It invariablv ends In frustration because a picture can’t love back. • • * CONFIDENTIAL TO B. C. I.: Aa Lord Cheaterfiald said to hla son, "Make other people Ilka themselves a little better, my son, and I prom­ ise you they will like you very wslL’’ By Oswold Jacoby n oim (D) A AIMS WASHINGTON (TJPI) la# cat cttaaci • ftt»«r*«m It) Rfialai n**ott Tha Agriculture Department'* It) Warse h aO ir a.-aa cat editorial , marketing bulletin No. St np. lit* (I) Katie Meaitate la patently has received only lira* fperta Had circulation. for which I • ill ( 3) X i C M H (■) Mid*Fla. t u llatert am extremely grateful. l i l t I t ) S port, Picture If a ropy of tho bulletin enr III Editorial ca n n ot *;0# <a> ItOBittf ( m 4 Its way Into my houieIII Waathar l la t heU. IlMro would bo trouble fit* It) Uravard Maws tight kora tn 111ror City. lit* (I) I porta Ittport a:«t it) orbit No. St makta a atody of tho ll> llaailap-grtahley coot of Serving canned. frown It) lllpcora 7:1* 13) HlUnt *4rvice aad ’instant' food* aa com* ID Ulf*at pared to the coit of preparing T:II I*) Walter oronklta T :lt 13) I fa A Man'a Werld tha Man dlehM at ham*. t«> T * T e ll Tha T r a in Thla la certainly lnnocuoui !*• Ckeptan* enough and might own be con* :•* I* ) l‘v* not A socrot 1:1* It) Italnl* * Sinatra aidertd a public service. But It) IllfUaian tha bulletin doM not atop II) Tk* Lucy Show l:M It) Btonoy Berko (I) Danny Thome* Show t:t* (t) Prleo n R ugby F or Y an k OXFORD, England (UPDDaa Barks of Allentown, Pa., has been added to the Oxford University Uaaup for tie an­ TV RENTAL nual Rugby football gane Dae. II at Twlckrnbam Stad­ S em in ote T V ium. Sacha, a Rhode* icholar, Zealth Calaa TV Balaa aavar played Rugby until hla MN Saaferd Ava> FA 8 4HS arrival at Oxford la 1M0. Kleht (I) AMy nrlfflth Show If:** ID Tho Mow Lorolte Young show (3) Brinkley's Journal (I) M i catty lt:li tl) Stump the aura It) Inns* USA STREAK *0 LEAK It) ABC F la il H***r» 11:1* It) Nonrocopo t i l l * I t ) u u . r u . r ia e i a * , port t i l l ( I ) w otthor 11:1* I D Holly woe* Movie C e v a liM J * t i l l * I I ) T o *lt* Skew It ) Cheaaet t Theater TUESDAY A. M. •:tt ID Sit* O* 0 :SO |3) C o n lla t a U l C la w room l : i * I D collog* of tk* A ir l : U I D tla a Oa t:»* i t ) T *a *p ( D W ok* Op Moot** T i l l ( D Farm M erhtt Re­ port (D a u to Nouo aaO Woethor T :tt It ) Toeap i t ) Pro-nek**! 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Read Ruth Mlllett’e booklet, "Happier Wlvei (biota for husbands), Juit tend 23 cents to Ruth Mlllett Reader Service, elo The Sanford Her­ ald, P. O. Box 410. Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York IS, N. Y. T e a c h in g M a c h in e s WE CARRY A CO M PLETE LIN E OF FRU IT C A K E M ATERIALS FO R YOUR HOLIDAY BAKING P LEA SU R E By GEORGE E. PAPCUN With mlndt on Thanksgiv­ ing the Bill Hemphill Motorattea League had a rather lackadaisical day of R at Jet Lanai with Yvette Hunt­ er being the only one lo put out with a high 18t and a 483 aeries for the day. The Invlctai are still com­ manding first place with the Pootiacf not too far behind la- place position and tha Starcbelfi coming up with show tor ths wash. Thera waa only one turkey rolled last week and that wat by Sally Ewell of the Catallnai who strung three strike* together with a bene­ ficial effect on her overall performance for tha meeting. CAMPBELL’S 1Tiis Week It) CtmnurUco (I) Mink (or Tomop* row 11:10 I!) Truth or Conoo<). It) Folhor Know* Uoot 11:41 ID (lulJIue U*hi He Ignores everybody lay­ ing "Here, kitty, kitty” and heads straight for tha one per ion trying to ignore him. Then he either leapt lightly In that one cat-loather’a lap and fettles down, or be slides up and rubt hla fur against the person all the while mceowlng, and right there ha itaya. The more the cat loather tries to inch away from him the more attentive tha eat be­ comes, all the while waving a ilnlater amile that seema to say, "So, you don't like cats? Well, Juit what are you going to do about It, make a fusaT You wouldn't dare, would you? After all, you're just a guest here, and I belong. So ■mile and act like you like me because that'i all you can do, you cat loather. you. With my owner watching you, you H skews that “for six of the sight products, the homemak­ er la faming lea* then 60 nnte an hour.” My favorite potato** era If ycu era on the prowl for a now TV sate, may wa pan along a few hintst Look for a picture which la crisp and dear even In daylight. Cabinet style la a matter of taate, but eaaa of tuning la Important. Loek for full adge-to-edg* focus, free of creeping of the horiionUl line* which provide the picture. All of theae feature* and many mce* are regular built-Ina of the popular WESTINGI10USK TV line. How about Mtlafylng your curloalty on JuM exactly how tha new color TV looks? Can you think of a better gift for the family? Cciue In anytime for a de­ mon* trat ion. TOWN and COUNTRY TV SERVICE, 2666 Park Drive, Phone FA 2 5382. q h :':: z. s e s i: FYN E T E X F U LL STRENGTH L A D Y F A IR K 4 LAYER ft CAN R E A L GERMAN LIMIT - 2 WITH $2 .80 OR MORE FOOD ORDER F.F. D ELU XE PURE B U C K _ > . OPEN I8:4S ARE YOU JITTERY? - - WAR NERVES CURED SEE - - - DR- PRINCE Calm Down At The M#*!*•! PHONE FA M i l l TOMTE A TI ES. 7:00 A 10:10 P. M. (Fint Sanford Showing) always have at least j u ic e FAN CY GOLDEN RIPE STARTS TOMORROW W INTREE FRO ZEN VAH LSIN G FRO ZEN Pina At 0:16 Only "Fastest Gun Alive" In Color Starring Glenn Fart * Jeanne Urate Cawing 1 "War Lover” "Girls! GUM! GlfUr -If A Man Anewer*” french fries, and my wtte hate* to fry anything. Award­ ing to tho bulletin, whan aha in frying potatoes aha is, fat af­ fect, earning four eenta aa hour. Thla la what 1 mean about tho bulletin stirring np trou­ ble. Domestic bites la hard enough to achieve without let­ ting housewives know that they are being overpaid. TUESDAY P. M. W it Hwta 'I Eric Gurney, whoic "ITow lo Live with a Neurotic Dor," wat a beit-Mllrr, hat written a new book "How to Live with a Calculating Cal." Calculat* ing cat owners will probably find the second book as en­ tertaining at neurotic dog owners found the first book to be. Never having owned a cat and never expecting lo own one I can't pau Judgment on the book. All I know about cate I've learned from other people'* cate and what I've learned le lhal cala hare a rente of humor. There arc In the world, along with ita many cat lat­ ere, a goodly number of peo­ ple who don't like cata. To them a cat isn't charming, be's a sinister character more at home In haunted houses and U dark alleys or stealthily stalking birds than tn being a companion to human beiwg*. If you happen to (eel that way about cats, they know it without ever a "icat" being tald. It’s something they renre. So what doer a cat do when he realizes that in a room full of cat tovera there la on* lone cat loalher? made from aeratch. Culinary merit*, however, are not tha lean* hero. In the aacond column of tha chart, the time apent In pre­ paring thla di*h la 1latad aa two mlnutaa for canned atom aad 80 minute* for a homacookad earring. A bit of quick arithmetic ahows that thla la a earing of ala cent* and 28 mlnutaa. If word of that get* around, yon ran gueai who la going to hat* canned atow for tapper from now on. An even more omlnoaa chart la one which compute* the Tolti" of hrr time for proper* It:** ID lava #» Ml* I!) Tour Flroi Impr**- Bell) .vulnerable Uk It goM on to provide chart* which *how how much a bona*, wifa'a time (n tha kltchaa i* worth. In my opinion, gentleman, that dlaetoaura In not only potcntlally dangerous bat down* right Subvanlva. Taka, for example, an eightounce Miring of beef atow. According to the agrknltnro bulletin, the ratal! coat for tha canned variety la 71 cent*. Bat If a houaewifo make* the tame amount of stew from aeratch, the coot la 77 cent*. Thare hare been time* whan the beef Itcw my wlf* cooked taated aa If It mtnht have lmen BRASSMOTORS 204 E. LOCAL FLAT Commercial DEALER F A 2-5441 A �•Jr * af ~ r fr S " mittUry army tram baekad by mork n tad artfltary mmanded fta Aahca International Air■fait rank at tkn atty u d B y K a te O ta n n M a y M Im G a m e : 'BUFFALO, If. T . ( t i f f ) t t o Bnffala mn» wait Soad*y that, fallback Cookie Gilchrist n d kalAuk Wray Carlton •may mica neat Sander* Ajaarkaa Football U ifu i tarn axaiaat tka BtBft T*«tas. Gikkrtet tajnrad aa ahkl* ta lait Friday’* caatott with Boston aad Carttaa w flm d a aiaUlar injury tkn weak b*. iaao aialait Oaklaad. Cobalt, produeod by International Ni« ek«l, ha* many Important applkatioaa, lixlodiai naa of a dietary *opploiuoa t la pro­ m t nutritional dtaaaaaa in mail or bring this coupon . /• $ !» and have the Sanford Herald - ■, ><? • .• '? « Vdl » * *' • * * * • delivered daily to your door rMteLCAasy. KMNOTIMS KfXfUTI'M AMWLAlUl Address Phono No. atHfitw Miami' s sonatas ~ ao snoot uuoowh/ iut w t W T O WU. U9, TOO f r-m * tZ * 'y fv "MaMWWR �» • • • • • W E RENT Hospital Bed* • Playpen* S W E E T IE H E Wheel Chairs • Bttwtleva Com modes • Baby Beds W aken • High Cham Cntchu • tolls way Bede w il l s c7, D im ta , m m , SPRINXE1 IYYTBM8 W I L S O N -M A I E R 111 E. first St FA M M ! THOM AS M O V IN G & STO R AG E J . W . H a ll, R e a lto r HEATING a a r o n co. me. Stenstrom Realty I Be. Pan A n. PA M M Lackers, Tnaka, T a tis, JUST LISTED Located la desirable Lodi Alter aad sheated oa larga i N l M I f o o i shady bam#site, this lovely aew home, now wader ceaetnictioa sad aoarty cempletloa, raprw- WANTED experienced cas­ seats oae of Sanford's fla­ sias pint personnel la the ts* home buys af 1WL follov lB s categories: Male e betas machine sparstar with Atserkaa eoo aad-or Angeles « L experience. S IN G E R Male Retort, pressure cook­ SEWING MACHINE er specialties. Male label­ Balee and Berrice • ing aad boxing inachkt operators. Fernsla pathen, Free estimate* la advanc inspectors. Only sxpertanced . CALL FA W TW persona ased apply. Florida Alan's Fabric A Bags But* Empbymcat Berries. M 8. French Are., Banked eantral dad hast intern to all rooms, wall aad A U T O G LASS pump, (hidden from viaor by old brick aeD), hot as­ IN S T A L L E D ter heater, aad many Windshield Back GUas others too aumaroua to Door Glass Vast Glass mention. Alio propped for SERVICE alr-condlUoaing at ton ex­ Senkhrik Glass and Faint tra cost If desire. Company Bead Sewing, mending, dam. tag. Drosses, skirts, short­ Tha total price, ]uit-»iM #0. ened or lengthened. Mrs. Extremely good flieaclag. Clark. PA 1-m i. Logoi Notice vs all m sosi FOB BENT: Pear room bean on BaardaQ Art. EHthan equipped, partially furnish­ APARTMENTS: ed. Call PA M U i after « : » WBLAKA Rooms private hatha, 114 p.m. ■ a v is o c u m oa d i x a i d s a t n f f aans atran i i T e a a a * sash • ( ; • « art I t r e b f s t t lf ls C aad require* «• - Ilia anjr claim s aad <«• aaanda w h ich t o o . or either a f r o s , m a r have against eat* aetata In tha office of H ob. ▼ arson X iao , Coo atr Ju 4 g *.# f Scaalaolo C o o atr, a t hta afftea Is Ihe Oaovt Hoooa Is Sanford. Florida, w lth la sis aalandar months from tha C o m a f Mia t i n t sabUoaUoa a f thla aotioa. Bach claim or dom es* moat ha lo w riting BLUAH FKRUT, and contain tha flaeo of reDefendaat nonvn o r swit atdsooa aad foet office addraaa ad lh a alatmaat aad moot t * i xluah pnaitr whose pUta o f roaldonoo ha sworn to h r tha olalmaat. lo unknown hla agaat a r alto re a r, ar the A sworn Complaint having aama ahall ho s a lt . Logoi Notice M -T I s la B. Mosntr lU S ta Administratrix af ca ll ■ H i and keeling tod] Rutland BolteTag ■ ■ a d o . Florid* A K rn oy a for AdmlnUtratrls O t -M Pvtiltak Nov. I f If, IT, l i f t . A Dee. t. Legal Notice Vt c o r a r v jr n a n c o c n r , m u o x envarv. r u t u s BOTATM s v PHILIP THOMAS BCtORTINOt Decerned. t o n e s o r m u bbpoht AND APniCATIOT FOB Die. All porsoos ore hereby noti­ fied that tha ladertlxatd as Admlnlatratrts at sold aetata, haa comslctod tha admtnlatralton thereof and hao filed to aatd coart her final rooort and apsttaatton for discharge. Object Icao therein. If nnr, boon fllod against too In tho •hnuld ' bo d olr filed. After Circuit Cosrt la sad for filing S roof ef publication SemmoJe County. Florida, lo •bowing U lo nolle# baa been ChanoOrj, fer Divorce, th# pobltahni enM a weak for abort title of sold action be­ foor eonsoeotlTO weeks, tho ing U L U S MAC P B ltn r. matter of npproTSl of eald Plaintiff, vs. BLUAH PXR- report aad tha ordering of RT. Defendant, theeo praaente dlatrlbatloa o f aatd oatAta are to eauso and rtqulra yoo will coma hofora tho eeurL Frans** hi. (lelortlaa to fUo your written dofoneet. Aa AdmlnUtratrls o f said If any, to tho Complaint fllod citato. horoln and to serve n copy thereof upon P lain tiffs at­ Herbert 0 . OIIII. IIS K . Colonial Or. torney oa or hoforo tho loth day o f Dacombor. A. D. l i d . Orlando, Florida otherwise a Deeres Pro Con- Publish Nov. 1*. IS. SI A Dee. feeao will be entered ogolaet I. IMS. you and the eaueo proceed Norvicn FWH BIDS eiparie. Th Board o f County Com* \VIT.NKas my hand and o f­ mlaelnnero o f Semlnolo Coun­ ficial seal at Sanford. Seminote County, Florida, this let ty. Florida will recalvo hide day o f Kevombor, A. D. lif t . at tho offtoo of Arthsr it. Boekwlth, Jr., In tho Cuurt(SB A LI Arthur It. Beokwlth. Jr. houao at Bonford. Florida, up Clark of tho Circuit Court to 1:0# P. U . U ic .n b ir It, Ninth . Judicial circu it lo ltC3. for tho rollowlng: On# '( l ) .Now 7/9 CO- Td. and f o r Semlaoto Cooaty, Porformtod Drasllno WoeFlorida hot meeting tho tallow­ By Margaret K. Tyro, D.C. ing opoelfleatlonet Oordun V. Frederick Cop, (Struck measure) t l Attnrnry for Plaintiff co ft. toi-toi North I-ark Aveauo Front Width 4«H tn. P. u llux lit* Width nt Back StH la. Jian'i.rd. Florida Il/tght f t la. Publish Roe. I, It. If. It. Ueugth f t la. CDC II Weight (plua or mlaua I % ) tfto Ibo. IB TUB CIRCUIT COURT OF Bookot to bo all-woldad TRR NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT OF AND rO R UKHI- construction, with I tooth, single position hitch HOLM COUNTY, FLORIDA. and plat*. Chain*, fitting*, bottom CHANCERY NIL ISAM BATH SAVINUS INSTITU­ runners, (tub runner*. fornar wear plait*, lip with .tooth TION. Plaintiff. bases, and r«r»rilblo tooth points to ho 14% manganese va ROBERT W. CONLBT. at si ■teal. Defendant*. Unit to Irtclul* all chata*. •heavo, and ero**-bar, ready NOTtcr o r suit in DORTfl AflM FORRCLOOt RH for use. Price bid shall ho for th* TOa MARTHA M. CONI.LT lt*ma complete and delivered ■BOIDBNCRl Uokaowa to tho County Road DepartAND T o . All part lee claimine Interest* by. through, un- m«at oa U. i . lT-ff. foor (4> dvr or ogalnet tho afore- mlUo Sooth o f Sanford. Fla. aud ahuuld oicludo or lilt *vId p-r-un TOt; ARK h*rtby aotlft*<t aoparatoly all Stale and Fedthat Complain! Is foretl*** a oral taa»e and alternate ar covtal’i mortgage encumber- optional Iteo-i offered. De­ log th* f«l:*w ln» deaerlbed livery data must ho epeetflod and will bo oonoldorod In real property, to-w lt: L o t IS. B lock A. COtJN- awarding tbs contrast. Bids TUT _.T„ CLUB ____ MANOR, •hould bo accompanied by UNIT No. S. according to cupl** of detailed factory apttha plat thereof a* re­ fleallont, rating* and techalcorded In mat Book tl, cal data covering tha Itemo I'age 14*. Publto Record* lo bo supplied. Bid* to bo oneluaod In Mol­ of Seminole Ceunty. Flor­ ed envelop*, plainly marbod ida. haa been filed against you In oo the outside. "BID FOR BUCKET. upon th* above-etrled eult. and DRAOUNE you or* required to serve a December II, Iflt.** IIU* will b* opened at a copy uf your Vnewer or other Pleading to the Complaint on mooting to b* h*td In tho I’ lalntirra altornaya. ANDRIl* County Commission Mtottno HON. RUSH. DEAN, DOWN- Room In the esurthnuso at Florida. Tuesday, DKS A van dee BBRU. II] Sanford, Baal Cantral Avenue, Orlande. D tc«m b,r It. I ff}, at 11:0# A. II. or aa Kmo tbar*aft*r Florida, and file Ih# original Answer or olhar Pleading In a* possible. Tho rlsht I* r«*.rv*d to tha ofMca of tha Clerk of th* Circuit Court on or be­ waive any Irregolarttlso or fore th* llth dey o f Decernher. ISM. If y*u f»H to do to. a decree pro eenfotao will be taken asalnet yon for Ih* *emlnul* County, Florida relief demanded la tha Com­ J. C. llutehleoa. Chairman plaint. This Notice shall be pub­ By: tv. Huvh, Jr. lished once a waek fur four County Engineer eoneecuttve n eeb i In t i l Publleh Nov. }* A Deo. ]. c d c - ss asn ford Herald. DATED Ihl* Slh day ef Navember, Ilf!. (SEAL) A L L SO LD O U T Arthur II Beckwith. Jr. clerk ef Circuit <*nrt IN L O N G D A L E Byi Marika T. Vlklea Deputy Clerk Bo* Th* LMN New Publish Nov. IS, IS. I f A 4 Bedroom Horn* I* Lake W aymsn ilr lg h u Oa Loogdal* Av*. Just Sooth O f Loagdalo IRack Foodie I'upple* l.unguood, Flo. AKC Papers Furnished 6 Mites Booth * f Hanford AeMgaorte* laelndod T a m W ool a i la d R tod Sooth o f Owewa Broo, Must Sell By Doe. 1st OPEN 11 a. m. to I p. m. 1'hone 322-7619 DAILY II Ft. Hoosstraitor. Built an living room, bedroom and carport*, l a r g a atorago roam. Private tot. FA MUB. Listed oxclualvaly with— Ironing. 133-0497. Stenstrom -R ealty I Bedroom, I hath, hullt-ia range 993 month. I Bed­ EFFICIENCY Apt., ginhfil room, 1 bath, MS month. Move ia now. I Bedroom, newest, ideally located aa 3 bodroom ISO month. For Pint St. near Pest Office, kltcbea equipped. Ill mo. further information contact i City Puking Lou, shagNo cash Beaded. FA 2-SOBS IRONING done. Reasonable, pj|| ||[||||| l l Cowaa Houghton Tor Tad Williams Hardware. race. S. Oliva eft W. 3rd. 304 B. 39th 8t. couple m stogie, ene rent S t J oh n s R ealty Na utility charges. Inquire Mxautl Jacebeea D a p * . Room in private home. TKR TIME TESTED FIRM 333-7431. ltd N. Park Asa PA Mia Iters. 21. BmbIj BbImm PURN. APT. ■99 Manaavflto. g Room frame bouse,* hitWo sail aad aarvioa Wigs ebaa equipped. Near NAB Nov. Special 130.09 Protein Furalabad 1 bedroom bouaa. 8. Sanford Ays. Chaap Wavo w i t h eondltloasr $73 month. PA 2-7504. rant. $11-80 week. ToL 013.30 PA 3-3218. ROOMS, l b * Gtblea, 491 Shampoo A sot A Hair cut 93J3. Magnolia Av*. PA >9739. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 109 lo. Oak PA 1-1743 It P iy i That* homo* vary In slaa from 3, 3, aad 4 BR's, with PERMANENT SPECIAL! Uafuralated bouse on N. T o U se 1, lib. and 3 Baths. Th* tl.30 Complete aad a larga Cameron Ava. 4 miles aait majority are kltcbea equip­ can of style spray fret. af Sanford. 4 Bedrooms, The H E R A L D ped, and bava water tester, Cut 'N Curl Beauty Ihup kitchen appUancus, quiat blinds aad beating unit. 31g Palmetto PA 2-0024 neighborhood, school bus W a n t A d i. Some with astral, such ss stop. |00 per month. Pb. ■lr-condUiootrs, deep woUs, PA 3-4143. E. B. Stowe. and various otters. FRIGIDA1RB Soles ft Service la lb * Caurt o f the C ooa tr g Bedroom house, $ao month. Down payments rang* from House Wiring, Free Estimates Jade*, taaalaala Canaly. F la r3230 and op, with monthly Furnished. Call FA 3-1010. 10a. In Prabata. payments from $40 and up. Sid Vtblea's Randall Electric te rai Ratal# a f Some of tteae homes have 113 Magnolia Pb. PA 3-4013 Clean furniabed Apartment WILI.TAM C, BIUBTZKB a /h /a William C. Ten British* teen completely remodeled, downstairs. Adults. Phooe Doaeaaed. the otters can bt bouglrt FA 3-1034. T a AH CrodNot* o a * Sv m a i Movlag claim * a* DamaaOa PLUMB1NO oo an aa-ls basis, or re­ Contracting ft Repairs modeled, whatever you may Toe an* *ach o f you ar* FREE DELIVERY hereby notified and required prefer, if you are serious­ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Is present any elalme and de­ R. L. HARVEY ly interested In buying, mand* which you. or either Realter don't fall to see the out­ 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3 •r you. may have-agalntl tha Rayaoad Lindquist. Aaaee. eelata af WILLIAM C. BRIBstanding bargains being of­ TXKB. a /k /a William C, Von FA 3-3*31 Atlantic Bank Bldg. fered through this office. British*, deceased. Isle of aatd County, In Ih* County STEMPER WONDERS WE're sure we have Just Jude* ef Seminal* County. Do yov recognize value? Can the bom* lor you! Florida, at hi* sffleo In th* Plumbing ft Heating court hnuet of said County you quallfy7 3 Itedroom AIR CONDITIONING ai Sanford, Florida, within oln bom* ia quiet neighbor­ calendar montka from in* CONTRACT and REPAIR Stenstrom Realty hood. Buyer privileged to lime ef th* first publication WORK of thla nolle*. Jtach claim nr cboos* Interior color* for demand shall be la wrltloe. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2 2430 1007 Sanford Av*. PA 3-4342 complete repslnting. 110,W0 and shall etal* th* place of residence nod poet office advalue for ONLY 18.000. Juat H a n d l i n g all type* dr*** of th* rlalmant, and $230 down, 340 per month. real estate. ehslt be twurn to by the claimant, agent, attorney, and COLOR T .V . JOHN E. FOX, any euch claim or demand not By Weitlnghouse. Com* la to filed shall b# void. Stcm pcr Agency and see it for yourself. REALTOR William A. life lik e A* administrator of Ihe HO N. Park Avenue Town ft Country T. V., REALTOR - INSUROH 2333 Park Dr., 322-3362. Plicae 32341339. FA 2-4991 1919 H. French Ave. Legal Notice 3 BEDROOM Hous*. roc lov­ ed carport*, fenced yard. Small down p a y m e n t , monthly payments 339.30. Taxes and Insurance includ­ ed. 100 Garrison Dr. • • • S • UEl)ROOMS, I. IF, ft 2 OATHS V A -N O DOWN PAYM ENT Thee* Model* Ala* Avoilahlo Ob Yonr Owa Lot at NO MONKY DOWN LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTH FA - Conventional ft FHA Flnoaeiog -------------------------• -------------------------^unload Httalrs - O* 17-92 (3 ML 8*. #7 Sanford) sale* Office 1*1. floaoo I aokdo Katreac* JIM Til’ NT R E IL T Y . Saloa Agent l i e ) . . FA 2-2113 - Eve. A Bun. FA 2-9611 • 323-07*9 DUTCH MILL NURSERY 10C0 Liacoia Capri, 4 Boar hardtop. IMP Vespa G. S. Petunias, Tomato* Pleats, Scooter. Call PA MOM. Calendulas. New UpaaU Rd. Off 30th Bt. Used furniture, appliance*, tools, etc. Bought * Bold. Larry’s Mart 313 Sanford Ave. Pb. PA 2*4123 Highest Casa rneas Paid ft Trade-la Allewaac* Mad* Oa Used Furnltur* ft Ap­ pliances. W IL S O N - M A IE R FA 2-3622 Gateway To H m Waterway Hobson Sporting Goods WE BUY Used Furniture. Ysur EVINRUDE Dealer Ph. FA 3-3073. 304-4-0 E. 1st Pb. PA 3-3001 ll E. First St. FREE ESTIMATE 36. Motorcycles • S c o o t e r * Upbolatering ft Msttreu ren­ ovating. New ft Used Furni­ ture. Call NU Bedding Mfg. Co., at 70S Celery Ava. FA 3-3117. GUARANTEED - 12 MONTH • W ARRAN TY CORVAIH 4 Door Redan, Klo*r Shift, Folding Heal I HKYHLKK WINDSOR 4 Ihmr. Automatic Tran*., Air Cu*d. PLYMOUTH 3 Iter Hardtop Automatic TraaomiooiM LARGER HOUSES 3 M d I IIKDHOOM8 MANY NEW FEATURES Came out tad knit our aolenmaa show thorn t* y«n aador cuoalrncttea. You'll •** — the mo* l equare fuotaga for year dollar ohiaiaabl* anywhere. PH. PA 2-9974 Hybrid Garaalum* la bloom GEAPEV1LLE NURSERY Grapavllto A va. aosr 30th I t FORD FALCON 3 Door Hlaadard Traoa. Sunland Estates Homes RINGS WOOD BUILDERS, INC DACHSHUNDS ARC register­ ed. Black ft tan. 4 Montka CADILLAC Mod** D*Vllie Power And A ir CvnuRUo* niBVKOLin' 3 Dour Hardtop 9 Cylinder. Auto. Cenatry Club Rood a i M ayfair C onalry Cteb OPEN DAILY 10 TILL 5 ' �M ® Hm i f — K *. tjt& r y t r« 14 LYM AN* dating front midin^Jthroofh t to right: J. itohat Wodanaday night. Front row, otton, P. dutoonTL. Bahnar. P. PurrouK, F, FfcOowa, D. Bahnar, G. Griffin, B. Toonk and t o f t Sm * row, kft to right: F. Gnutt, J. CriawtO, C. Wt mt K. KaOy, R. Koboy, w .;, n . m i— ., m J.. r --------r and J. Broody, Third mar, k ft to right: R . McCaima, D. Hatwaa, P. Back* ford, M. Colaa, J. Pattaraoo, D. Smith, B. Burkhart, D. Bto Duckatt. a/uvnwsv* Fourth • WMI OBI row, avw* k IvBv Ml right: IIRIIWs M 9• Bado* Hewitt and R. ft to B. G. Wlnkahnan, C. Dome, J. Zokowski, R. Lott, J. Pavwkhak, h, R. Elgin and R. Goodwin. Y. A. Tittle m i Del OutMr, Ntw York’s “ TD twin*," Uks the high-seoring OlasU* •trial elm s to Chicago an t Sunday with a d u r a to vrap ap Um National Football Lasfua'a Eastern Dtvlakm Utto against aa aactoat aad often pis comet to tba St. Johns River, that's my territory. Latest hbbcafioa that things ain't what they used to bo was brought to light by a duek hunter, Mel Stevens, who spent two days last week get­ ting opiakma on the denomina­ tions of throe dusks which wars foreigners to these parts. Esparto libs Jim Crowe aad Mort Haines helped pin dawn one as a fulvous tree duck — the other two atill ars being guessed at. These two were oddballs any way you look at ’em — they bad wings like geese and bills Uks muscovy ducks from the barnyard sad, whatever they are, they’re way out of their territory here. A widespread of 44 laches an the two strangers was the subject cf much conversation •a that Is Just about as big as a goose wing span. Their coloring also geared up the guesswork. They were of a blackish cover, with greenish hues on the back, wide white ring around tba neck and whlto edging on speculum and great­ er wing coverta. They had yellow foot and legs, but bills vary similar to tho ring neck or muscovy duck. (1 wouldn't want to Inject a confidential style element, but do you suppose these crit­ ters are the offspring of some seasonal hanky-panky between ducks got eseitedT Were they heading north for tbs winter? Were they beadng for Africa from Cali­ fornia 7 Were they escaping the Chinese Reds along the Indian border T Or do they know something we don’t know? Tba Clasts m m sgsia dansoastratad-this time to capac­ ity crowd of 4M19 to Washing­ ton D. C. Stadium—that aa ac­ curate pass aad a sure-handad rscaivar srs tba shortest route to s score to tba NFL. With Tittle pitching aad Shotoar catching, t h e Giants steam-rollered the Washington Redskins, 41-34, Sunday aad now aaad only oaa mors vic­ tory la thraa remaining games to nail down their second straight Eastern title. However, the task may not be aa easy as all that, tor the first roadblock is the Chicago Bears, who, alternately good and bad this season, put oa a high-scoring show of their own oaly a miles away la Balti­ more Sunday with a pulveris­ ing, 57-0, root of the Colts. Of course, if they don’t get by the Bears, then the Giants will have a chance to wrap up oppooaai—tba fallowing Sun­ day ar against tba Dallas Cow­ boys la tba fl&alt oa Dae. IS. Tba Browns, written oft only two waaka ago, rebounded back into tba Eastern race by whipping tba Pittaburgh Stealera, S3-14, while tba Philadel­ phia Eagles dafcatad tba Cowsoya, to-14; tba laa Francisco Forty Nlaers downed tba St Louis Cardinals, 14-17, and tba Lot Angeles Rams and Minne­ sota Vikings battled to a 94-34 Strikers Pace Pinecrest Loop small roe was brought into Crowe’s Camp Saturday and Jim said be may revise his calculations oa Urn arrival of tho first big run. Sevsral other shad have been caught and people ac­ tually are fishing for them now. Crows said if the cool wsather and water level re­ main the same, there poeslbty may be a good run on tbo first full moon in December — that's not long. In Iho meantime, that paer of shad Usbsrmen, Joa Csther from the nation’s capital, la estchlng bass while waiting (or the December moon. John Crlm said that Gather sod his wife, Ruth, laoded two bass weighing 714 and I .By United frost lateroettoael pounds while fishing In front Saturday of Camp Seminole on the BALTIMORE—Mrs. Ada L. Wekiva. Rice’s entry of Right Proud and Delta Judga flaiahad one two in tba 9U7.0M Pimlico Fu­ turity. Mon., Wed. A Sat, 1:15 P. M. NEW YORK—Sensltivo won bis second straight Saturday stakes race at Aqueduct In the UMOO Display Handicap. Weekend Sports Action la the Pinecrest Inn League found Gladys Pilolan bolding the spotlight with a spectacular bit of bowling that Included a pin busting lit high gsme and a 311 ser­ ies, throe strikes la a row and tho conversion of a 3-7-f split. Next high game for the evening was rolled by Dot Johnson who came through with a IM'430, while Maxine Massy, Carol Mixon and Peg­ gy Dooley picked up the 3-10 split. Dot Green spared a trieky 3-6-10 and Marge WaUrs picked up the 64-10. TEAM STANDINGS: Strikers 37V* 16V4 39 30 Platters Topper* 34 30 Markattes 33V4 20Vi 33 Needles 19 Queen Pins 14 30 T b s detondtag champion Green Bay Packers, beaten by the Detroit Lions oa Thanksgiving Day for tbetr first lots of tbs season, were Idle Sunday along with the Lions. Both resume action this Sunday with the Packers boat­ ing the Rams la Milwaukee and the Lions entertaining the Colts. Only a game separates Detroit and Green Bay In their race for the Western title. The Giants opened their as- W h o le Lh. to make It 43-10. Then, with the game out of reach, Wash­ ington reserve quarterback Galen Hall connected oa scor­ ing tosses of IS aad 40 yards to Dick James. Sbofaer’s three TD receptions tied him with Mitchell tor the NFL toad, each with 10. The Bears had an even eas­ ier time with the Colts, who suffered the worst beating in their history. : PERTH, Australia - Dawn Fraser of Australia and Anita Lanshrougb of England broka their own world swimming records in the British Commonwcalih games. By United Presa brternaUonal LIT Abner Haynes is a big man in Texas and the pro football world, too, todayranking alongside Steve Van Buien and Jimmy Brawn in the record book as ho helped the Dallas Tsxans clinch a tie for the Western Division title la the American Football Lesgue. Haynes, a 6-foot, 130-pound­ er, scored his nth and isth touchdowns of tbo season to Icsd the Texans over the winters Oakland Raiders, 35-7 Sunday on runs of 33 and IP yards. Hie pro football re­ cord of IS touchdowns was set by Van Burra of the Na­ tional Football League's Philadelphia Eagles In 1943, matched by Jimmy Brown of the Cleveland Browns in 195S and tied by the Houston Oil­ ers’ BUI Groman last season. Van Burra set his mark during a 10-game season. Brown in 13 games and Gro­ man In 14 games. Haynes hss three more games In which to surpass the trio. In the AFL's only other action Sunday, Houston took over sole possession of first place in the Eastern Divi­ sion with a 33-37 victory over the San Diego Chargers. The Oilers, with au 1-3 record, hold a half-game lead over the Boston Patriots, 7-3-L ORLANDO, Fla.-Bo Winlng*r of Odessa, Tex., won the 3U.OOO Carling Open golf ) tournament with a 10-underpar 271 SH0RTININC G old en H lp e S h u rfin e LETTUCE C risp C a lif. H e a d Limit 1 Mora lO'-IO'-IO' SPECIALS! F O O D K IN G Campbells Tom. Soups: Scot TissueCut Green Beans G uaranteed Winter Garden Reg. 1,000 Sheet Roll • Lindt 3 STRAWBERRIES Double Luck 303 Tin • U n it 3 Hera’a Why It’a A Bay! Erosri front whacks adjust brakes * Repack front wheel bearings * Check i r a a m b Lad lea Night Thom. A Sat. H ollow ay H ouse B aked Duke Dog Food 12 Ox. Pkg. Potatoes 39‘ 1 L b . T in 7t45 PJA. NIGHTLY llx e a p t Su n day) : •v J Mkitflw Dtilv Dewkle >L.L-L>_■- - — f t ___ nvwiy wBWf Hn M la Wtate* CHICAGO—Don farter won hie fourth straight world InvitaUeoal bowling championship by defsatlng Ray Bluth. — '• 3 L b , T in Matinees NEW YORK - Mturo Mina of Peru scored a split decision aver Henry Hank al Detroit in a nationally televised, lightheavyweight bout. ......... u>.39 Fryer Parts.. J F «>. (round Beef.. i t , PURE V IG ET A B LE RE !*.. Guarantee expiree Mar. 30, 1943. aad applies oaly oof it proparty condiUonad. GOODYEAR S E R V IC E STO R E 555 W , lnt SL, FAX-2821 QUANTITY RIGHTS 25TH & PARK PB1CESC00D^ .- f . • , ■•. •‘A ", W E D , NOVEMBER 28 * l- tyr-j',- �» % The South** SU ndtri Corp. of Houston, To*., «H1 start construction on a quarter o f a million dollar. Jot fuel storac* facility on tho Sanford lako> front within tho next 45 days, Tho The company has been awarded a permanent contract by the Navy de­ partment to supply, jet fori to the San­ ford Naval Air Station and two million gallons o f foal are expected to be piped lereyta sad Good Saznaritea Nun lag home* on thalr list less becauM of federal legulatioaa. Watch a move oa here to get the HHFA to approve a auralng home here. OVERHEARD AT TH E c m r commission m e e t ­ ing . . . n * Woodruff build181 k moat detrimental thing in tha progress of this aommanity . . Frlto-Lay’a excess not to com# here waa Jmt rial Orlando offered New dog ordinance approv­ ed but Hail III*ginbothem, aa ho voted aye, Mid "It’s the •railed thing I ever heard •I" , . . Vicious dogs must he confined . . . But how do you tell the vicious ooa? Over at NAS, don’t bo sur­ prised if there la aome Navy housing in the southwest sec­ tion of the bate before too Mag. Tho, bureau of Yards and Dock* has notified the city they are intereated in sewage dDpout facilities the city might book up by the Hunt Co. alte. VOU 63 WHO’S AFRAID o f cold weather? snys pretty Sanford miss Shirley Jones as she takes a quick dip at the Mayfair Pool this morning. Tempera­ tures may be in the 40*s but, it’s still Florida. It was 14 at Burlington, Vermont. (Herald Photo) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ WILMINGTON, N. C. (UP1) — An Atlantic a to m lashed the Eastern Seaboard with strong winds and high tides today and the Weather Bureau warned o f possible extensive flooding and beach erosion. Spme egaad— hi -jma low-lying areas- •temg-itew -------- r v . : Virginia coaat pMgfcpmh hi Downtown Christmas lights Baby Unaffected wiring will have to be re­ BROCKTON, Mass. (UPI) placed after this year. —A 31-ycar-old German war 1 know its the Christmas bride who took several doses Mason now . . . Crews put of thalidomide during preg­ up the Nativity scene by City nancy haa given birth to an a p p a r e n t l y normal eight Hall this morning. pound, seven ounce girl. Mrs. I know It’s winter . . . 11 s e m a r I e Hoyle, wife uf Courthouse doors closed this Charles L. Boyle, obtained the Burning. drug on a visit to her home in West Germany, officials raid. Tried to talk with County Agent Cecil Tucker on cold Draft Increased •pell but it was so cold in WASHINGTON (Ul’1) — ^ the agricultural building (re­ member it wss built with­ Draft calls will be "slightly" out beating) all I could get increased over the nest six was this . . . NnnnnnO . .. months so that the Army ran FfffffrrrrrooooosssssUUt liinn expand its total strength. The > tttthhhiiisjs aaarrrreceeasa. Defense Department said Mon­ Bbbhbbrrreevineee ssssaarv- day the expansion to a force of 980,000 would be temporary eeeddd ffffrrrroooosisttt. and could be achieved through To translate the chattering, "slightly increased" d r a f t Mr. Tucker Mid no frost re­ calls. ported . . . . little brrr. . . Ooope, it’s cold here tooo. Charges Fly LAS VEGAS (UPI)— Pro­ Anyway it isn’t quite cold ducer Sid Luft has answered enough tor frost divorce proceedings filed by StiU haven’t found out his estranged wife, Judy Gar­ whet's going on at the MOO land, with chargee that the block on French Ave. . . . singer-actress hue concealed Except that U’a called (2 million in eommunity prop­ erty. Luft also charged Miss ’Kwikte.’ Garland "i» presently euffsrHear about the gentleman ing from mental illness as a that wanted to put up a roof readlt, in part, of hsr use of aad waa taken by ao much barbiturates." n d tope at City Hall be dumped the entire project. . Aged Home Set They wanted plot plan*, elc JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — The F l o r i d a Gerontology etc. etc. 0 0 0 Foundation announced plans Conatruction in Seminole Monday for a $1 million nurs­ County . . . that’ s valuations ing h«m« for aged persona In U set at 20,182.075 thus far this the middle and lower income year as compared to last groups. Dr. George W. Karelas said tha borne will to built at year’s $1,710,640. Newberry and financed by do­ * •• Tba elty will file a suit nations ami funds from the •gainst Academy Manor with- Federal Housing Administra­ ta tba aext week or so . . . tion. asking tS.ooo. Mix Plans Hit Ckuhaota will be ablaze a with Christmas lights •:«“ * tkjg season aa thoRetired Folks Chib again sponsors • homo lighting festival this year. First prise will be • 815 savings bond put up by the Florida Power and Light company. There will be other egsh priies, but no entry fee «r formal application. Ju»t pvt up the tight*, flick the fk switch and you're ia busi- fuel into Jacksonville and barge it down the river to Sanford. “It surely justifies the completion o f the Sanford-Tltusville Canal now," Krider added. Company engineers are in town now making a survey of MeDonville Ave. along which the fuel pipes will run. The City Commission had ap­ proved the routing of the fuel on a public right-of-way. WEATHKR: Windy, cold. High today in 60a; low tonight, 40. Nobody caked me but Isn’t g toe had the moat tmportaat Aad wouldn’t it be too bad M it were cold tomorrow af­ ternoon and those majorettes had In wear woolen Jeans. from tho iakefront through Mellon▼ille and onto the base on a monthly baric. Tho company la currently negotiat­ ing for two choice locations on tho Iakefront to put up the storage facility. Chamber of Commerce Manager John Krldar said this morning the locations am near the J Standard ______ ■■ IOil Co. pier. ' Krider explained that it will be the Mggeat haul o f fuel now on the St. Johns. The company plans to bring the JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — An NAACP atton.sy told Fed­ eral Judge Bryan Simpson her* Monday that school de­ segregation plans filed by Other legislators however refused to throw la tho sponge. Harrell, who haa hem ac­ cused of deserting the growing big county bloc la the Senate, Mid tba apeelal setsloo haa reaorted to name-catling and retaliation **worae than 1 have ever aern." Taking tho floor lor an ansuccessful attempt to ram through a aloe die adjourn­ ment resolution. Herrell said "I am eonvineod wa are hopelessly deadlocked." He said the House la going la re­ fuse to pais evea a plan aa good as the 46-senator, 133re presentslive formula turned down at tho polls Nov. 8. "Bad blood is being gen­ erated in this Legislature that will carry over Into the nest session and whatever Is pass­ ed here now Is going to bo changed in the courts." He argued that a court-writ- the dredge “ V ib rio * toga g tugboat In tho- Chooagaaka Bay and washed It aground at Wednesday la tha absolutely Ocean View Beach. Va., Mon­ final deadline, and House day and the 48-foot ketch Spesker Mallory Horne laid Avaln tank off Charleiton, S. he'll be ready to giva up and adjourn sine die today If the No casualties were reported next few hours fail to produce as a result of the storm. Ibe answer. Gale warnings were display­ ed from Charleston to Cape May, N. J., and small craft warnings from Cape 3lay to Provlncetown, Mass., and from Charleston to Cape Ca­ naveral, Fla. Flight crews from Heavy The Washington Weather Bureau In its latest advisory Attack Wing One led the located the center of the Navy Wing of aircraft Mon­ storm about 200 miles south­ day in a flyover air parade east of Wilmington, moving for Preildent Kennedy who waa making an Inspection of very slowly southward. Gusts of 33 miles per hour Florida military bases. Heavy were reported at Norfolk, Va., Attack Squadron Three par­ Monday, the Cherry Point, N. ticipated with A3B HkywarC., said it received winds up riors and Heavy Attack to 60 m.p.h. "Wind reports In Squadron Seven took part excess of S3 m.p.h. have been with their supersonic ABA received from ships offshore," Vigilantes. The formation of 24 Navy the advisory said. The Weather Bureau said aircraft led by Cdr. Roy E. Monday night that tides were Farmer, commanding officer running two to thrre feet of VAH-3, included F8U Cruabove normal from Cape May taders from Fighting Squad, to Cape Hatteraa, N. C.. and ron 174 and A4D Skyhawks were expected to rise another from Attack Squadron 44 and Marine Attack Squadron 121. foot. Tha display of alrpower A Navy belleoptcr rescued nine of the 13 crewmen aboard took placa at Homestead Air the Virginia Monday night. Forte Base United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 eon and City Manager W. E. Knowles ttaphaaisod that the city would "juit be buying time" by Hying it would uae the building aa a library site. "Meanwhile, you eould al­ ways tell the General Service Administration a library la not feasible and perhaps yon could negotiate a sale for It and put it on tho tax roll," Hutchiaon axplained. Hutchison Mid the board Commissioner Earl Higgin­ had until Wednesday to either botham Mid. City Attorney Bill Hatch! claim the facility or let aome The City Commission agreed Monday to take over tho poet office to uUllie aa a future l i ­ brary alto. However, all five board members agreed they would rather have the fhcility put up for public hid. "If we don’t take K new, the school board or any federal agency will gat the building. I’d rather aee na get control TUES., NOVEMBER 27, 1962 SANFORD. FLORIDA federal agency put In a claim for It "Yen could alwaga put some books In the lobby until you decide what you want to do," Htftchlaon declared. Knbwlta explained "it Is now a case of either the city or the school board getting the site. If both the city and school board reject It, the property la then up for county, etato and federal option of use. "Only after t h e s e a r e through will it go up for pub­ lic bidding," the city manager emphasized. Francis Roumlllat Jr„ chair­ man of tho Postal Site Com­ mittee of the Chamber of Commerce, declared that the merchants dtviaion waa 100 percent favoring public bids an the property. Chamber of Commerce Man­ ager John Krider fugrested a meeting with federal agendas to' aee whether they would withdraw any claims to the facility, but Knowles Mid that tlma was running cut aad ola Timing Atan., v a r i e s a sports car club activities, para­ chute mrcU, model airplane demonstrations and other suit­ able uses aa determined either by the commission or a field manager. Recommendations were also made for signs to to erected outlining tha field regulations, closed areas and traffic direc­ tion* and that weed killer to applied to the runways. Other recommendations by the committee concerned zon­ ing the eras for airfield use by the toning board and that tha various county organiza­ tion promota tha uae of parte of the airport acreage for in­ dustrial axes. Active Trading NEW YORK (UPI)—Stocks opened irregularly is moder­ ately scMm k i t e s by Wednesday. Knowles suggested a multi­ agency meeting to sea Just whs wants the facility while commissioners said they felt It wonld he better if the beard took It over "to atop any other governmental agency f r eaa grabbing It* Higginbotham said ha didn’t want tha school heard to have it while Krider declared that school officials they would withdraw their request for tho facility. Tha board agreed to adopt the raeolation asking for tho building and see If any pos­ sible negotiations eould bo made to put H on tho tax rail. Mayor J. H. Cnppa said all efforts jroaM ho made to con­ tact members of Coogrooo to "soo if the facflltp could bo negotiated." Sanford Planes Lead Air Parade The Oaceola Airport Com­ mittee topped e list of five reconimendationa w i t h t he suggestion that the field to reinstated aa a feeder type airfield, handling tonnage up to 80,00 pounds and aircraft up to DC-3 site. John Alexander, chairman of tha group, read tha report to tha county commission to­ day. The committee recommended that the commission make ap­ plication to the Federal Avia­ tion Agency for rainatatement on tha basis of daylight usa only, with no extra facilities; NO. 592 ford •Seminole Development „ , u h d m util#d u,, * end to. HHFA w m urged. M Building of a now county CommUtM to homo should be eonaldnred ^ eould b, to prooely after all hope of private y)d# n |cc(|, roid Mml care had boon exhausted, tho wbfri between Fleet St. and committee roport elated. In SR ^ whlch croII, g tha u auch case, tha building of a of way Just west of San60-bod unit, with 20 bed. ro- ,Jndo Sprlng(served for county petlente, A| lh# preieB| pUni , re was recommended. Tho run- Kt| stenitrom said, there is ning of tho Institution and tho ^ on. ^ ta that nine mile use of the other 40 tod. wh#f, y,, new Ugh. would to tho option of tho WIjr Mn ^ approached. The private operator to whom tho h, , # been let now, facility would to leased. b. said, for the completion of Tho committee listed tho the gemtaoto County stretch Volusia Nursing Homo in De- of th# interstate, and U la esLand m a good example of a KnUa| that within a ytar or county-owned, privatelyoper- U o , cc„ , p ,,^ b# ated facility. constructed, preferably at the Recommendations w o r e u k , Mary Bird. Intersection, based on tho fact that In tho _ _ _ _ _ _ United States only six per­ cent or hi nursing .nd .red bomt* ara sponsored by local ^ # governments, because it ap* poara to to more economical . ■ —. _ and feasible to operate larger IN e W r l T C U f i p t . homes with many more bed. Morric Ruby, principal of and few proMnt facUitlec tba Lake Monroe and Wilson meet stringont and rigid state Schools and chairman of sn regulations. arts committee to organist Cost and care per paUent , volunteer fire department hae risen from $800 to 11,200 to serve the vicinity, hai annually In Seminole County called a meeting for this in the past flva yean tho purpose at 7:30 p. m. tocummitteo found, and they day in the Monroe School estimate that facilities and Auditorium, services commensurate with Ruby urges that aa many state regulations would boost I men aa possible from both Meeting Called To Organize HEN. EVERETT DIRKHEN o f Illinois wlaxea for a few mlnutea in the study o f his DeBary home. The Senator and Mrs. Dirksen and her mother, Mrs. L ily Carver, frequent visitors to the retirement community fo r the past several years, hnvo chosen to make their winter retreat in an attractive DeBary lakeside home which was designed by Mrs. Dirksen. (Cox Photo) Secretary Made New Millionaire MIAMI (UPI) -T h e late Arthur Vining Davis mede bis s e c r e t a r y a millionaire, established lifetime Incomes for 13 persons and left the bulk of his 8(00 million estate to charity, educational and religious work, it wss disclosed today. The will left by the deve­ loper of the Aluminum Com­ pany of America was pro­ bated by Dade County Judgo Frank Blanton. Davis died at Us mansion hero on Nov. 17 at the age of 95. His closest relatives were several nephews and a niece. Besides receiving 81 mil­ lion. Miss Evelyn Mitchell. Davis’ longtime secretary inherited the entire 42-acrs home, "Journey's End.’* snd a lifetime Income from one20th of tbs estate remaining after certain bequests snd taxes. Tbo. bulk of Ibe fortune re­ quests was divided into 100 shares. Fifth shares will go Into ■ trust to to held by the First National Bank of Miami, and 23 shares will go Into a trust held by the Mellou National Bank and Trust Co. of Pitts­ burgh. The remaining 23 shares will pay all taxes and provide a residue to be split up in bequests of individuals. The trust funds of SO and 25 shares were set up to dis­ tribute principal snd Income "exclusively for such reli­ gious, charitable, scientific, literary or educational pur­ poses within the United States or any of its possess­ ions as the trustees in their discretion shall see fit." F le e in g T o W e s t BERLIN (UPI) — Flv« East Germans fled to West Berlin under cover of (og and darkaaas today. The City Commission Mon­ day night awarded a series of bids totaling some tlk.OOQ tor an assortment oi equip­ ment ranging from pollen ears to half-tan trucks. Tha Strickland-Morrison Co. waa awardtd tha low bid an the police cars lor 84.387. Tho Sanford firm was also low on two half-ton pick-ups for f2.Ml.tt. GMC was awarded the low bid of HAM lor a half-ton truck and tho board voted to readvcrtlM for bids oa two long wheel haso dumps budgeted for 87.072. Two resuscltaton were awarded to the Florida Oxygen Service at a bid of $640; while Robson Sporting Goods was awarded the low bid tor one motor scooter tor ft,002.50. In other business, the com* mission approved ■ salary reels saltiestkm tor fire de­ partment officers J. T. Ben­ nett and H. D. Faint Jr. giv­ ing both of them n raise from $4,500 to R i l l ; Delayed action thanking the Atlantic Coast Line Ballroad for their action to deed an eight-inch water llna ant easement from 13th St. to Lake Jennie until the deed was In the hands of the city; Okayed a request of SL Ann’s Guild of DeBary tor an exempt license to hold a rummage sale; Tabled action on a re­ quest to require all commer­ cial vehicles hauling trash to be covered; Reconfirmed their stand that all further water and sewer extentions to the Hunt Co. site would bare to be paid for by the company. 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Twele Tobies Memben of tho DeBary Duplicate Bridge Club form­ ed IS table* of play at their weekly Tuesday meeting at the Community Center, Wlnaera announced for MS were, ftsat, Mr. and Mra. Howard Middleton; second, Mrs. Robert Nichols and H. C. Chase; third, Mrs. George Pearsall and Mra. E. M. Hinkle tad fourth, Mr. and Mra. Charles Hassell. EW wlnaera wore, first, Mra. 0. N. Lackey and Mrs. William Woodlock; second, Mrs. Doylo Drirar and Mrs. Virginia Singer; third, Mr. and Mra. Arthur WUlgooso and fourth. Hairy Scbob and Mrs. B. W. Ackerman. aim caocaik lim H H a b e a n s s p in a c h . . SW IFTS PREMIUM G O V T - INSPECTED PROTEN TENDER - AGED, H EA V Y WESTERN PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU m i. e SAT. NOV. 2 Jtd m d 24th C H U C K S T E A K S . . . ••>6 9 *W e d airy specials • T sbFt O issbs S|nso4 H anw a'i Tasty Sliced □ b o lo g n a ............ □ sliced h a m .......... 12-ai. 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Indicating that fen school hour* vffl art tan lha bulldtag t m V tha city withdraw* Jta request. • * • m a t la da with the poet office wlO probably ba tha aaoat tatarsetlng item oa the City Commluloa a g e n d a the elderly will apfacility bo built to pro­ ta tba m a p tor ta n bo­ vide tbe tame car* as fet na* af complete tadlgeace la preseat taetallattow provides. Hie third raggertkw was a tkiagef tba paat patotod eel feat a ba ba eabadttod a Has tobuUd a Avery potato d oat that Ba­ tar tba couaty beam. Oh « u to e w sserve e e v w tbe s w w eoowrattag w w w p v w » w v e i a ^ areas. w e w w »| der tba praaaat Federal aad feat fee prowot facility ba re­ and tba fourth waa fet Mata welfare program* tt paired aad brought up to fee won’t ba bag before every minimum etaadud far aoeb Avery emphasised feat this aged peraoa baa tacoma af faeilltiee to tba atata. Aa- waa to ba only a last meet aoma tort, aad ba aay* tba other suggeetloa waa that a ta pleasing. Ba said, "1 bars Um highest respect aad ad­ miration far t b a praatai Courthouse committee, and would seriously consider any thing they would suggest na a practical eotutioa ta fee prob­ lem of indigent cart for Seminole County.** The district I commissioner added, "I tael Oils county to extremely fortunate to have individuals of Um calibre aad NEW DELHI (UFI)—Tha Indian army la atm capability of fee Van Boy patrolling and itiQ I n contact** with tha Chinaaa eommlttee willing to donate along tha cuaM-ftro Una aatabllahed by tha Com* their tlms and amices to lm muntata on tha northaaat frontier, a Defenaa Mini*- prove our couaty and its fa- Indian Army Front Quiet try ipokaaman laid today. Tha apokeaman refused to aay whether there waa any abeoUng by tba la- Kennedy Calls In Key Advisors On Cuba Woes dlaa patrols, continuing the policy of not revealing the Indian itatol on tba caasa-ftra. But it was apparent feat tha uneasy truce put into offset by Peking Wednesday still stood as United Matas and British fact-finding missions im aged defense aid talks wife Indian officials. Communist China, ta a Pek­ ing Radio broadcast beard ta Tokyo, charged that two In­ dian air force planes took "provocative action” over Communist positions Thurs­ day ta tba western sector of Um border, bat Mid tba Chin­ es# did sot flro on tba planes "In accordance with their or­ ders to ceaie fire.” Prime Minister Jawahartal Nehru avoided taking a stand on the Chinese cease-fire and offer of talks, but it waa ap­ parent that Indian at well as Chinese troops were observing tbe truce. Nehru warned In a speech Thursday night, how­ ever. that "the war with China will be i long, drawnout affair and It may take years.” Nehru today told parliament there had been no firing and no movement, either to retreat or advance, by Chinese forces since the proclamation of tbe cease-fire. But he itill left unanswered whether Indian forces have been ordered to hold their Are. Christmas Boost For War Vets United nresa Lanced Wire • •• In Conference HAVANA (UPI) — Soviet first deputy premier Anastas Mlkeyaa spas* feur boon to i as farmu wife rtiat Castro s a d PrssMant OsvsMn Dortleoe. Plot Broken Up BUKNOB A i m (UPI) — The carrot psUee took* up a plot to overthrow fee govern­ ment by armetlng at least four retired army officers, an official spokesman announced Thursday aigbt. Cold W ave By United from bstornetionel A post-lbeakattvtag cold wave amtim ed anew over the northern Backtoa to New Eartoad end neat fnestng chill knifing deep Into Dixie during fee night. Death Established 1908 FRI., NOVEMBER 88, 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA Home Builders Up-In-Arms Over Kennedy Ruling A survey of 8anford and county horosbullders and realtor* revealed today that thu local •rm of tha industry is in an uproar ovar tba recent ruling by President Kennedy that there will be no more discrimination in the sale ef home* and multiple dwelling unit* financed or guaranteed by Federal funds. On* realtor who baa over three doten homes currently on tbe market under FHA financing says that under the new ruling they are powerleaa to Interfere with the Integration of new­ born* communities. The indication given by most of tha buildera Interviewed waa that there would have to be a serious cutback in the construction of new single family developments and multiple dwell­ ing units in Seminole County. It was pointed out that tha ruling affect* Bandits Grab Over $50,000 In KC Holdup any homa financing agency that depends on any kind of Federal aid, whether in tha form e f direct loans o r guarantees or backing e f any kind. Thia applies to tba currently building luxury apartment structures and cooperative apartment units. Another realtor said Seminole County la In a particularly precarious situation because o f the mushrooming developments in the area which are affected. It win, he declared, call for a great deal of care In handling the negotia­ tions, but actually tha builder la powerleee i f he depends on government funds for his con­ struction. All agreed that thia win do much for tha non-government backed conventional mortgage companies operating without Federal guana* 18 Killed Kidder To Take As Portuguese O ver A . C Allyrn Plane Explodes MIAMI (U P !)— An elderly couple wan stanch sod killed by n freight train tad three •tearing af tha city, atty persona died In traffic Occi­ employes will gat Dae. M ott dents Thursday to tot the WASHINGTON (UPI) . . tba day batata Christmas Florid* Thaakagtviag death Mora, than five million war toll el five. . . . City hal apaa today . . veterans will get their gov­ CourlbouM aa wall aa school ernment insurance dividend* •daiatatratlv* office* cloaad. Horses Lost KANBAS ernr. Kan. (UPI) in January under a plan de­ H Y A N N I S PORT. Maes. * a • LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI)— —A ran* of bandits wearing signed to help them wife the A. M. Kidder Co., a New York investment firm With the year alraoat over (UP!) — President Kennedy Authorities mid eight bores* black hoods obtained $50,710 Christmas bills and at the k'a lataratting to note that gathered bis top diplomatic wars toot to n fit* early today In cash in a daylight holdup will take over the offices of A. C. Allyn Co., her* ef­ same time give fee economy a Mayor J. H. (Jimmy) Grappa' and military advisers hare to­ that damaged port ef n Urn today at tha Armour moat fective December 1, according to a statement by Lee needed boost day for a broad re-axamlnaP, Moore, regional manager for th* Kidder organi­ picture baa appeared la the assigned to the racing stable packing plant her*. President Kennedy announc zation. paper 112 timer . . . Moot tion of the Cuban situation. of J. G r a h a m B r o w n at Polic* said tha apparently ed tbe plan Thursday. Ho called into session the The new office will be staffed by Charles M. «( any public official. . . la Churchill Downs track. wall-planned robbery required Barley, Sea Moyer aad Gar- ,tT ' Hs said the Veterans Ad­ eecofld place la Mack dev*- executive committee ef the ministration had been ordered MaHssmt Jeenrity CeaasIV-a rtmnriMfc The- htggaat l k f « i land Jr— . r ' t t l 9 9 b „ ^ y to M * to pay $327.* million worth of Ftght'ln C l u b group which has consulted 'that will b# mad* to th*'lo­ HOLLYWOOD (UPI)—Md by the Armour, credit union In cal operation will ha aa 4ndividends la advance, instead Chamber manager John with him almost dally sines Luft, estranged husband af IU operations today. or spreading them out over presence of • Soviet nuclear erents In th* library re­ Krider told us last week Tom Judy Garland, and mevie pro­ William M, _GiUlam, credit source*. the whole year. threat waa discovered In Cuba. MieDooeld waa going to The sum includes 3222 mil­ ducer Charles Straus squared union manager, and a Pinker­ The White House said Mno According to Moor*, th# urge Um City Commlsaioa to lion In the regular 1963 divi­ off In s free-swinging flak ton guard. Lank Lalmsn, ob­ Kldilsr organisation has en­ new crisis” moved the Chief tend eoma members aad dend (or World War 11 policy fight early Thursday to n tained Um cash at tha nearby joyed extraordinary success Executive to eall hie key eon socm Port Authority people Kaw Valley State Bank. GBholders, a special dividend of nlgbt dub. sultsnts to Capa Cod on a in establishing successful of­ to Houston, Texas, to study Ham said they Ipft tha front fices In small and medium 190 million to tba same group, blustery, cold holiday week­ the Houston Ship Canal for Talks Seen door of tha huah and walked ■is* sites all ovar th* coun­ and 113.6 million in dividends end. Acting Press Secretary ideas on thelocal barge to World War I veterans who LONDON (UP!) — Prims about 100 fast I* a aids door try and hs bap** tho patter* Andrew T. Hatcher said Ken­ tormInal. Thereare 19 port hold government life Insur­ Minister H e r a l d Macmillan at tha Armour plank As thay nedy wanted ”a general re­ may fly to Washington for entered, they ndtksd another holds food hart. authorities In Florida . . ance policies. view of tha Cuban situation.” Th* company is a member might check them lint. Kennedy said the early pay talks with President Kennedy Pinkerton guard, John HolsLater in tha day tha Presi­ of both tha New York Stock • a • on new Allied policy moves in apfsl, lying on Uio floor. ment was being made "be­ dent also planned another Im­ Exchanfo and the American Airport committee has sub­ portant meeting — with De­ cause of Its nearness to the tha Cuban aftermath, qualified Whan they started toward Stock Exchang*. mitted lie report to the fenaa Secretary Robert 8. Mc­ Christmas season . . . and at diplomatic sources said today. tha prostrate guard, they wars County on what to do with Namara and Budget Director surrounded by three or foor the same Ume to provide a tba Osceola air atrip. They David E. Bell—to discuss tha needed boost to tbe economy.” First Stone Cast? hoods f man, Gilliam said. Ona TERRELL, Tax. (UPI) — of them threatened him with a ask three runways be open largo defense budget for fis­ Billls 8ol Eitee, convicted of pistol and whispered, "Let’s to air traffic and one tor tbc cal 1964. Military spending la swindling in his massive agri­ bav* It." Timing Assn. expected to hit a n o t h e r • • • cultural manipulations, spoke Hs removed tha canvas bag peacetime high in tha new briefly at a masting Thursday from Gllllam’a shoulder. Then It was turkey with all the budget which the President night that heard hn evangelist ona of tha bandits fired from GUANTANAMO BAY (UPI) trimmings at the county Jail must submit to Congress in challenge those In the crowd sight fast at Lsirasn, but — N a v y Secretary Fred yesterday . . . 60 were led. January. • f t WASHINGTON (UPI) — "who are without tin to cast missed. Police said th* gun Korth said Thursday K may Bell continued to figure Within the next dey or two prominently 1n speculation The Atomle Energy Commis­ tha first stone." may ' have contained a blank be possible to return the a cheek for $60,200 will be about Kennedy'* choice of a cartridge, a* there waa no evi­ wives and families of ser­ sion has laid down guidelines winging Ita way to Atlanta successor to Fowler Hamilton dence of a bullet. for the development of nuclear No Stipulations vicemen to this big U. S. CHANDLER, Tex. (U P I)to pay tha final installment aa head of the foreign aid pro­ Although tha two guards naval base by Christmas. energy as the nation’s indus­ MIAMI BEACH (UPI)-An A Cotton Belt freight train education official told a na­ on tha Osceola Air Strip. It gram. Announcement of a sueran outside a few seconds be­ All women and children ex­ BURBANK, Calif. (U P D - trial fuel by tha 1980s. tionwide d e l e g a t i o n hers hit a loaded fuel oil truck to .teems the General Services ceasor is expected shortly. hind th* bandits, thsy did not Calling for an Intensive 11cept for a few Navy nurses Lockhccd Aircraft Corp. and Thursday that his committee ta* how thsy escaped. Administration p a • p I a up Hatcher waa unaware of any year, long program, tha A EC downtown Chandler today, were removed from tba base the International Association sent a letter to President Ken­ there were wondering where connection between the recent at the outset of Um Cuba setting off an explosion and of Machinists resumed nego­ said “nuclear power U bsllsv- nedy asking that so stipula­ their mcney waa and called speculation and Bell’a pres­ *d to be on or near tha thres­ fire that engulfed the loco­ crisis. tiations today In a last-ditch tions be attached to future Hitler’s Plan County Attorney H a r o l d ence in Hyannla Port today. Korth said Just before be motive of fee train and kill­ effort to avert a sulk# sche­ hold of competitiveness with federal funds f o r pa b i l e conventional powsr” in arses Johnson to find out Called in for the Cuban con duled for Wednesday left for Washington that he ed at least three persons. schools. G e o r g * J. Hecht, Coming True? • • • The state highway patrol fereneo were McNamara, Sec­ However, each side held whsrs conventional fuel costa chairman of tha bi-partisan WASHINGTON (UPI) — would confer with Defense said the ferae known dead Thought I might have a retary of State De/tn Rusk; Utile hope tor a settlement ars high. Secretary Robert 8. McNa­ In a "new and hard look" re­ Citisena Committee for Fed­ A West German rabbi predicts mara today about the pros­ were all train crewman. They story ou Just bow many peo­ Gen. Maxwell D. T a y l o r , since neither appeared ready ple put raooey away in sav- chairman of the Joint Chiefs to concede to the other on port submitted to President eral Aid for Public Element­ that Hitler’s plan for n Ger­ pects (or an early return of were not immediately identi­ logs accounts and forget of Staff; U. S. Ambassador to the key issue of the contract Kennedy Thursday, the AEC ary and Secondary Education, many without Jaws will ba vir­ servicemen's families to Use fied. The patrol said two of said further reductions in tha said "education is constitu­ tually true within th# next two base. tha bodies were burned shout them . . . Lika every­ tha United Nation* Adlai E. talks—a union shop clause. cost of nuclear fuel are defi­ tionally n primary function of or thre* decade*. beyond recognition. thing also today . . . H Ai­ Stevenson; John J. McCloy, Robert R. Simpson, (1AM), The prediction was bated on A nurse at Tyler medical sled out. A cheea ahowod head of a (pedal Cuban crisis coordinator In the negotia­ nitely In sight, "provided an the states.” th* age division of th# Jewish only one dormant account at coordinating team; tha under tions, warned “ the strike aggressive program is contiacanter said fee driver of th* population In Germany and Guernsey Quits truck waa admitted with se­ the Sanford Atlantic Bank and secretaries of state and de­ will not be. postponed” ued." tha “adamant refusal of a TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - cond degree burns on tha Four Arrested b o m at Florida State. The fense, plus McGeorge Bundy, against the giant aerospace large majority of German Gov. Parris Bryant announced face. Ha Is Jamas Lucs, 33, one at the Sanford Atlantic Kennedy’s special assistant Arm, prime contractor for Will Keep Post Jews to accept Judaism as a today the resignation from the of Tyler. In Yank Murder was for $1X49 and has been for national security mature. the Polerls submarine mis­ PARIS (UPI) — Gen Adolf way of Ufa." Board of Controls of S. Hea­ Tha fire posed a threat to dormant tor 13 years. Hsuaingsr of West Germany TAIPEI, Formosa (DPI>sile. The forecast was mads by drick Guernsey of Jackson­ • e • this small east Texas com­ Chlncia police said today will remain chairman of tha Rabbi Hans I. Grunswahl, spir­ ville. munity. Fire fighting units It took a Tavares High Beverage Agents North Atlantic Treaty Organ- they bavo arrested four Chi­ itual leader of tba Jewish com­ Bryant named Chester E. football team that played Uation (NATO) MUitary Com- nes* thlavsi who confessed munity In Hamburg, at tha bi­ |Whittle, an Orlando attorney, from Brownsboro and Tyler 'way over their heads to Crock Down On j f * 2 r t 3 L ^ S 5 S mlttas in Permanent Session tba murder of U. 8. Army ennial convention of tha Union to succeed Guernsey on tbe were sent to fight fee flames. Fire engulfed tha engine down aa excellent Lyman t, 1063, NATO an­ Lt. Col. Tom E. Glover last of Orthodox Congregations of board, which administers the *ndt|S,#p,c* co_ strike. lnTO,v#d March and cab of the train and football team Wednesday 2 *• Distributors IU U IU IS k, threatened nounced Thursday. America. Oct. 3. stale’s university program. spread to at least three box TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - [ ’ aigbt. Tbe statistics indicate cars. Tbe towering smoke which team should have woo Beverage Director Thomas waa visible to Tyler, 10 and kept a undefeated re­ Lee Jr., removed the llceoses miles away. cord tataet Those Lyman of two of the state's largest boys know their football and wholesale liquor distributors I have given eome of Um best Thursday end told the Arms Stocks Up teams la the state some they couldn’t reapply for the j WASHINGTON (UPI) - A sons Jamed into th* new Dis­ thousands of students poured On* policeman waa struck fee cod. when aa Eastern NEW YORK (UPI)—atocks games they won’t soon for­ permits. Tbe two firms — both In high school football them- trict of Columbia stadium, out of fee Eastern stands and on fee head and dazed while tackle, ejected for roughness, opsnsd higher In routine trad­ get Ask Florida High, and South Sumter and TUuivllla Jacksonville—are Jsx Sou- j pkmshir game in the nation's the brawl erupted during a crossed to th* St. John’s side trying to disperse a crowd ran back oa to tha field and ing today. and some 11 others about them Liquors Co., and Atlas ! capital, witnesses by a record game between St. John's of of fee stadium, rights broke of 1,000. crowd, ended Thursday to a t the Catholic League and East­ out and spread outside fee Pollc* said chair legs aa began pummcling St. John's the Greyhound brand of ball. Wholesale Liquors Inc. • • • Navy Shots The move against tbe two fistswinging brawl between ern High School. St. John’s stadium to fee parking lots, well as pipes were used in players. won tha game 20-7. An on­ police said. When tha game ended, The Navy will give companies becomes effective players, fans, and police. the fights outjlde fee stad­ The annual Navy-Civilian Police said at least 33 per­ field fight arong the players Ona •hundred policemen ium. fights between spectators be­ ta virus vaccine golf tourney scheduled for Jan. 2. 1963. It is th* latest The game waa a routine gan la Um ramps leading to waak at NAS, Sunday has been postponed In a series of punishments sons were injured and nine sat th* stag* for a battla wars called out to handle between fee fans. the disorder, but It took more battla between two traditional the exits and then spread to Commander of because of the Thanksgiving ordered for tba Jacksonville others were arrested. Wife a crowd af UM* par­ • hew to Whs* fee earn# W iW O U firms. holidays. Lockheed, Union Talki Back On Board Lays Down Tests Guidelines N a 69# Cuba Navy Base Kin May Return lwf Z JTLZSTai ,n Game Ends In Fist-Sw inging Brawl Train Slams Info Truck; 3 Die M O TOMB, Fostogwsto Weal Africa (UPI) - A Pore tagaeso air Into* transport exploded shortly eflar taking off from feta equatorial to toad off Woat Africa today, killing u *f fee *a part aboard. taeluted aervlceme* aad rig women entertainers who ap­ parently were oa service tours for forces to Portu­ guese Aafola farther I* fee south of fee reetataed. Airport authorities said fen U. S.-buUt C34 transport took off shortly before 3 a. m. ou the next lag of tt* long flight from tho Angola capi­ tal ef Luaada to Lisboa. Fourteen survived. Includ­ ing a badly injured police­ man whoa* young daughter w u among the victims. UN Protests Yank Killing SEOUL, Korea (UPI)—Tha United Nations G e r a m a a d (UNC) will probably lodge e formal protest early next weak ovar Um killing of aa Ameri­ can soldier at fe* sdgo of tho Korean demilitarised sons, an Informed aoure* said today. The UNO has charged feat North K a r a a a Communist troops tossed th* g r s a a d o which killed Bpsc. 4 James A. Johnson, IB. of Paris, Ky, Tueiday night at a UNC ob­ servation post overlooking fe* dsmilitarisad ton*. Pvt. Baas Ollvio, 24, of Ban­ tuits, Puerto Rico, w u Injur­ ed In th* attack. If* waa re­ ported m a k i n g satisfactory progress today after surgery In which numerous grenade fragments ware removed from hla hands and fast Elks Dance Set Saturday Tbe Sanford Elks are spon­ soring their annual Thanesgiving dance, this Saturday at th* Elba Club. Music for dancing will ba provided by the Vsni Vincent Trio, from 9 p. m. to t a. m. All Elks, their wives and friends are invited to attend. 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Ha taOa tha child what ha Weald da only ta Bad that an. trm m m t Young Peoples Closs Meets By Vmaaa Wetop Tha r e e e a t l y tegaalmd f a a j laafiN ci*te at (ha Christian Sdence 94 Attend Church Dinnor First Baptist Cbanh at LaW Mary WM a ipedal nattag at tha hoot at Mrs. Jam a Gray ta elect at&eara ter thatr Church O f God To Observe After a tort devotional Bapttst Chsrth at Apopka, ta Church To Hoar Churchwomen Stetson Student Plon Bazaar start with God When WS be­ come Christians 11 ww will Sunday worship services st be obedient to HU wondrous wtQ made know Is ta the First Baptist Church at Langwaad will W conducted H i t Lamar Stakes wai Wa­ thrsugk the Bible. this weak by Gena Bridget, ttsa ter a ■ eating at tha ministerial student fro * Mat* Friendship Clssa at tha First tea University In DeLand. The Junior Choir win pro­ vide ipedsl mstie uader dlm tios at Jim Aaatin. alas at By Frsnaaa Waator A special tavUatien to ex­ tended to the Wye of the community to taeet with the RA's at tha first Baptist Church in Lake Mary every Saturday st* VATICAN CITY (UFI) ternoou at tha thatch. Cary Brynst, group lander, Tha Ecumenical Council, gnvs tha BMsaata at the toll heading Christ's call to meatlag. The mlnutee wan read and tha roll sailed. Dale Wilhelm gave ths t i n s l o g prayer. Other manshora praaant ware Greg Wtthalm, Bobby Shaitan, Buddy Stake*, Mika Hnnun Represent Church and Jatk Hamm. Rav. Ralph K. Taylar. pas­ Mrs. T. M. Whigham, lira. tor of tha Firat Baptist Jamaa Gray. Mrs. Harley WUChurch la U W Mary, has hlaa. and Rav. Ralph Taylar announced that a Revival will npiwwated tha Firat Baptist W Wld at hit church atariChurch at UW Mary when lag this Sunday and will coo they attended tW Florida Bap By Jim Casesthevry ttet Coovtstfon bald at tW Luted Presbyterian Youth time through Dae. A with Firat Baptist Church to Day. of ths rtnt Untied Presbyter­ servient each avealof at T:M. Rav. Fred WlQlaai, pas­ ian Church of Casselberry will tons Beach last weak. meet at l:M p m. Sunday at tor of tW Baptist Church ta tW home at Lindt and Tum­ Wtoitr Gardes, will h* ths my Pttmia. Hobsou SL ta specie! speebez ltd lire pieii music director will he Rav. Sanliado TW Christian Homemaker* TW United Presbyterian Tom Wanig, pastor at tha of the Ca(salberry Woman of the church will First Baptist Church to MarOoamuaity Methodist Church meat nest Wednesday at • will meat aaat Tuesday at • p.m. at the home of Mrs. p. rn. at the koote et Mr. Claude Dean, to N. Snood St. tad Mrs. Clara Baimer, MO No«h Orlando, Mr the regular fHptet Drive la Caiealbeiry- RA’i Invite New Members Revival Set At Lake Mary Baptist Church Presbyterian Groups To Meat Nazarene nw r I*— Baptist Class Holds Meeting CHURCH Tha Church at Ood of Sate ford, to d St and French Art., will obaarvw Baaaassatag Sunday this wsah when tare formar paatnra wtQ ra­ tal* ta officiato at tha U a. m. worship aarvka. SpaaUag will hs lav. J. T. Roberta of JaekaooviOe wW now U la ehsrgs of IW Netioaal Negro Mission Work and Rev. Jam s Croat St Tamps, state oapartstendaat of the Church at God. Aaothor avast at ths day's activities wtQ W as oM-faah- Episcopal Churchwomen at Christ Episcopal. Longwood, wtQ held a Christmas Bstair from il a. m. usUl g p. m. Saturday at the Firiah Hall on Church I t baglaniag st i p. m. The Economy Conor, ■ Rev. 0. D. Boatwright, standing prelect at t o Wet prater, has Issued teChunk— en. ales win ho vttatios to the public to at­ tend tha services and dinar. Paul M. Collar -------- Pieter Saatar Bakaal — 1I:M a. m. SaaOar "Soul aa* Body* Mernlag Wartblo U S t a. m. WataaoSaj Samoa lit* o> n gaoler gvealag Werahlg Till te m. ReaOlag Haem: (la Ckarah Edirica) *:**•*:!• Ttaa. A V eSieeisv Thara. f n r r i Samoa __ t :«i p. a . c u t new • r tww n a a i r a w . M t t M teas**are. rate iiik n N O T IC E ........... Pm Ur a u d t r Sokrat _ _ 1:41 a. m. Mamlaa Warakla t*:4l a. n Taatk .................... I'M n m. Kraagtllitle Servlet TiH >m. TklrS Saa4ey Siatattraiua ...— a*# ► B T hese Sanford M erchants | U rge Y ou To A tten d The Church O f Your C hoice preach bis Goepel “over the of the North Americas OH rooftops," today began IU dom rosm . bate on the press. radio, television and tbe movlaa. Even advwrtialag posters and comic stripe wort up for dtacuislon aa (W Romas Catholic gathariag consldarod DAAIf Mrs. Appleby’s Restaurant IU N. Fork y IN IIV J Sblfbl P °* «« munlcstioos madia." ana bioLt Tha MOO council fathers wvra expected to accaotnata Uw positive, snaking way* the church ean use the mass medl*. rather Hu a coode malar ovtrvmpiuils oo dime sod f U AD J llU i _______ ^ U ^ U ^ ^ IlV * * " i t mater oeatrerersy Vat expected comparable to that which teterrupted debate oa tha last draft coiuidered. HoDer Motor Sola Co. Rawest f arraU A Staff \ Sanford Atlantic National Bank Ufe. Heaard H. Hedges A Staff \ Southern Natural Gua OPEN Dally to 3:30 P. M. Friday Nights to 9 lit N. Park Ave. SANFORD, FLA. John Dunn A Staff Hill Lumber A Hardware Co. Jiamy Creppe A Kaplaycw �) ts m : iW: *CHr »rIv J ^ y T^ l' v \y -fW*rV« ■'■ > f. / * FH .K ov.18, aBagv British Open m >- r a ft p By U alM Prraa Intermallosuri Americana nettled down to normal routines and mania again today following the celebration o f Thanksgiving, 1962, which waa marred only by a heavy traffic death toll. The menu in millions of homes, however, may not differ much from that of Thursday. Leftover turkey, ham, pumpkin pie and other fare from tnaMtional feasts filled pantries and refrigerators. Aside from big dinners, the centuries-old pilgrim holiday waa marked by special church services, parades in many cities, family outings, parties, and football games. For most—even the servicemen and women stationed around the world, the underprivileged, the shut-ins—it was a festive occasion. For a few, it was tragic. The United Press International count show* ed that 162 persons were killed In traffic acci­ dent* during the 80-hour holiday period, which began at 6 p. m. Wednesday and ended hist mid­ night Thirteen others died in fires and 21 lost their lives in miscellaneous accidents for an over­ all fatality toll of 196. The death rate on the roads waa better than five an hour. California led the carnage with 19 deaths, followed by Texas with 14 and New York with 12. Judging from a normal period of the same length last November, the National Safety Coun­ cil had said 128 persons could be expected to perish In auto accidents. Five persons, including three sailors return­ ing to Houston for ths holiday, were killed in the nation's worst crash—a two-car, head-on col­ lision near Livingston, Tex. 'Thalidom ide' Investigation BERLIN (UPI)—Chancellor Konrad Adonauor wound up a trip to West Berlin today and praparad for a national UtoviMd report on tha erixla that rm rl f toppled his government this week. Adenauer planned to confer with West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt early today before flying back LONDON (PF1) — British doctors i f f l&VMtlgllhg *m or twV* drag* other thaa Thalidomide which may have deformed 10,000 British W between 1004 and 1000, K The College ef O e a e r a l Practitioner* eel* II has told the heatth mlnbterp ef eoepiclone that the drags, taken by mother* during early prog■, may be renpeaeibta for the defemttiee. A epokramea for the eeRege the drags could net be Identified tmtil the eospiclons Dhotonllstiil. tat the in- Record Mail Volume Seen * THE MAGIC MIRROR where little girls become Brownies, and learn to do all the helpful things that Brownies do for others is ringed around with moss in this photo. In the background, branches help suggest the Idea of the woods around the pool. Peering in for a closer look at ♦ her own reflection is Bonnie Wieboldt at left, followed by Martha Joiner, Anna Marie Hoff, Alice Scruggs, Pamela Newton, Susan Baker, Linda Griffin, Audry Pyle and Gail Burton. Leaders are Mrs. LaVerne Geiger and Mrs. Katie Dillon. (Herald Photo) Congress Donnybrook Predicted WASHINGTON (UPI) San. Wall tea E. Bennett. (R. Utah), today predicted a “ real donnybrook” In Congreaa if Prealdent Kennedy Legal Notice * is tub cm ccrr n tra r. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IT A ID TOR IR R IT O L K COUNTY. FLORIDA. I T CIIATCRRT TO. IM M NINTH PKDKRAL HAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. a corporation oramnliM and aulalln* under the l i w i o f the United Slalee o f Am erica, Plaintiff, TO. PA ITT, W . rrnA C Tl and JRANNIB U STRAUB, hie w ife, Defendante noticr o r suit VO i PAWL W. STRAUB nnd JEANN1NH U STRAUB, hie Wife, Plnckard, Alabama and lo any and all other partlea claim ing any rlch t, title, a n d /o r Intere-t In and lo the fo l­ low in g deeerlhed pro* party, to w it: Lot 41 and tho North OneH alf <NH> o f Lot 41, Frank lo Woodruff"* Sub. ■Ilvlilon o f lamia. South Hanford, Florida, accord­ ing to plat thereof record­ ed In Plat Book I. P a t* 44. Publle Records of Seminole County, Florida. Including •pacifically, bat not by way o f lim itation, tha fol* r# low in g Natures and *<inlp~ ment. all permanently In­ itialled: I. Wall Healer— Interna­ tional— Model R-74. J. W ater H eater— Saf-T Hot—Model NSGHObC. TOO ARK H X R B U r N o n FIKD that the Plaintiff. NINTH FEDERAL HAVINOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a corporation oraanlird and eatallng under the laws o f the United Htatee o f America, has tnellluted eult agalnet 4 yon In the Clronlt Court o f the v . Ninth Judlela! Circuit. In and fo r Mamlnole County. Florida, the nature o f tho eult l« to forecloee that certain niortgaga which Incumbere the above deeerlhed property, eald property being eltualed and Inonled In Bemlnola County. Florida. Ton sad each o f you are hereby required to file your Anewer with the Clrrk • f tho Circuit Court, In and fo r Hemlnola County. Florida, and eervo a copy th ereof upon Harold A. Ward. I ll, o f ths firm o f Wlnderweedle. Hslnee, Hunter * Ward. 224 Park Avenue, South. W inter Park, Florida, Attorney* fo r Plain, lif t In the shore action, on o r bofor* the !7 lh day of December. 1»4J. elae o Deere* Fro Confiaeu will be entered agolnal you. IT IS OltDEIlKD that Ihla he published In the Hanford Herald, a newspaper publish­ ed In Somlnol* County, F lor­ ida, once tach weak for four Oonaeeuttve weeks. At WITNESS the hand of tha r ’ tle r k o f the Circuit Court. Seminole 'County, Florida, thle tha l i s t day o f November, 11*2. 4SKAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., Clark o f the Circuit Court B y: Martha T. Vlhlen D. C. W lnderweedle, llatnee. Hunter * Ward 1*14 Park Aveaua, South W inter Park, F lorid* Publish Nov. II, ta * Pee. • 7,1 14. 1141. COC-J7 P i1 -------- 7T IF propose* new program! of federal spending aa well as an overall tag cot. Such a battle could even delay action until 1M4 on tax revision, he said. Legal Notice c iR c r r r c o u r t o f T ilt: NINTH JUDICIAL C IR . c u r t IN AND t'OH MHWINOI.H COUNTY, FLORID 4. IN CIIANCRRY NO, 1X734 SUFFOLK C O B . V T T FKOERAL HAVINOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a United States corporation, PUIntirr, in tups ve. STANLEY TOUNO and DONNIB a . TOUNO. hie wife. Defendant* NOTICK TO APPKAR IRy PURUCATIONI TOe 8TA.NI.KT TOUNO (Iteeldence Unknown) DO.NNIB (1. TOUNO, his w ife (Reeldence U nknown) and Each and all unknown pereone, parties and de. fandsnta who claim by, throuah. u nd a r or •gainst the aforesaid 8TANI.ET TOUNO and DONNIK O. TOUNO. his w ife whether ae spouses, heir*, devleeee. grantees, assignees, lienors, cred i­ tors. trustees or oth er­ wise, as to each and all o f whom resident'* I* unknown. and Karh nnd all unknown person* parties and de­ fendants, ea to each and nil of whom reeldence la unknown, having or claim ing to have any right, tills or Interest In nr to the follow ing des­ cribed properly, which It the eiibjert m etier o f Hie above-styled cause, vie: Lot I, BEAR LAKE H ll.til. according to the Plat thereof, as record­ ed In Plat Rook II. at Page 17 of the Public Records o f Hemlnulo Coun­ ty. Florida Including the build, ng and appurtenances located thereon, amt together with the furniture, furnishings and natures situate thereIn. and located thereon. TOU, AND EACH OP TOU. era hereby notified that a Complaint haa been filed by Ihe above-named P laintiff agalnet you and each o f you to forecloee a m ortgage on the above-dtscrlked property In the abova-etyled cause and you and each o f you are hereby required to file an Anewer or other Pleading re­ sponsive thereto with the Clerk * f the above-entitled Circuit Court and to serve a copy o f such Answer tr other reaponelve Pleading upon the P la in tiffs A ttor­ neys, Courshon and Coarahoo. ttet Meridian Avenue. Miami Reach I*. Florida, on or b e­ fore tho llth day o f Decem­ ber. t i l l ; olherw le* the alle­ gations o f said Complaint will be taken ae confsesrd by yon. DONE AND ORDERED at th* Mamlnole County Courthom e, Hanford. Florida, this llt b day of November, HIS. (HEALl Arthur II. Ilerkwlth. Jr., Clerk o f the above-entitled Circuit Court B y: Martha T. Vlhlen D. C. Publish Nov. If. II. S« A Dec. 7. 1142. ODC-41 Bennett, a high-ranking GOP member of the tan-writ­ ing Senate Finance Commit­ tee, said he "might vote against any" tax reduction unleu "there Is aDo soma evidence of a willingness" by the admlnDtralion to cut fed­ eral spending. The administration is put­ ting the finishing touches on ID planning for 1963 tax cut and reform proposal!. So far no "final" decision has been made by President Kennedy but some key featu-e* of the plan have emerg­ ed with considerable clarity. The main share of tax re­ lief li lo go to lndivlduaD, particularly those In the low and middle Income brackets. A cu‘ In the S3 per cent corporate txa rate la In prospect, but it la not Ukely to be more than five percent­ age points, or $2.5 billion and it could be even let*. On the question of tax re- Legal Notice IN TIIK CIRCUIT COURT NINTH JUIIH’ IA I. CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SKMINOLM I'OUXTT, STATU OP FI.OH. IIIA. IN (TIANCKRV NO. IM*4 THE HKAMKS'H RANK FOR HAVINOM IN TIIK CITT o r NEW TORK. a New Tork corpnratlon, Plaintiff. VI. IIKNRT JERONfE MASWICKf and T il Kl: KMA MAZNICKI. his wife. Defendante. n o t h *it o f at r r TU B nTNTH OF FLORIDA Till TIIEIIKHA MAZNICKI. wltiise realdenre Is III the k'late of llhn.le Island Notice la hereby given that lu ll hee been filed In the above Indicated Court against you and Henry Jerome Maenlckl. Ihe title o f which case Is aa above ehown. Tuu are hereby required fo file your answer or written defeneee. If any. In the above prixeedln g' with Ihe Clerk of tills Court and to serve a copy thereof upon the plaintlira sttorneye whoa* same and addreat appears hereon, nn o r before the lis t day of December. 1102. the nature of thle proceeding being a •ull lo forecloee Ihe Hen of a m ortgage on the follow ing described property elluat* In Seminole County, Florida, tow it: Lot II. Block I. HEFTI-Kit IIOM KM ORLANDO SECTION ONE. according lo map or plat threnf re­ corded In Plat Book II. Page I. Public Records o f Hemlnol* County. F lor­ id*. DONE AND ORDERED at Hanford, Seminole County, State o f Florida. Ihla lle t day o f November 1141. (SEAL* Arthur II. tlerkwlth. J / , Clerk o f tb* Circuit Court Tly: Martha T. Vthlea t». r Itoete. Wight A nurford 4TI7 First Avenue South St. Petersburg)!, F lorid* Attorneys for P la in tiff Puhllah Nov. It. I* * D e* 7. 14. 1147. 1 CDC-II form, some dec Dion* have bean made, but they hlngq on Kennedy’s approval. Under present thinking there is a strong likelihood the administration will ask Congress to: —Repeal or drastically re­ strict the exemption of sick pay from taxable Income. —Tighten op on capita! gains tax. One way would be to lengthen the period of time an asset muit be held be­ fore profit from it* aale could be treated as ■ capital gain. —Tighten up on taxation of oil and gas producers. There la a strong feeling among many administration offl claD that the 27V4 per cent depletion allowance for oil and natural gas Is unwar ranted. —Repeal the $50 exclusion and 4 per cent tax credit for dividend Income. Govern­ ment expert* feel the exclu­ sion and credit discriminate In favor of high Income In­ dividuals. NOTICK o f s a l r Katie* la herthy g lvtn that pursuant tn tha final dearea uf forecloeurs and sal* en­ tered In tha ran** pending In the Circuit Court In anil for Hemlnol* County, Florida, ease dorket number CII-12174. the u n d e r lin e d Clerk wilt sell Ihe property eltualed In said County deeerlhed as: l.ot 11 and th* West T feet of Lot 12. Stock IS. less th* South 13 feet thereof. In 2nd Section, Han Lanta, Sanford. Flor­ ida. according lo th* plat thereof recorded la Ptat Book I. pages SI, t ( and , to, o f th* publle record* of lem laoto County, F lor­ ida. Together w ith all stracturte and Improvements sow and hereafter on said land, and fu tu re* attached thereto, and all ren t* laaucc, proceed*, and profits accruing and to accrue from eald premie**, all o f which are Included within th* foregoing description and Ihe habendum th ereof; also all gee. steam, electrle, water, end other healing, cooking, refrigerating, lighting, plumb­ ing. ventilating. Irrigating, and power systems, machines, appliances, fu tu re s , and ap­ purtenance* which now ar* or may h ereafter pertain to, or bo need with. In, ar on •aid prem ise* even though they he detached or detach able. at publla sale, to the highest and beat bidder for cash be­ tween Ihe hours o f eleven o'clock In Iho foronoon and two o’ clock la tho aftornoon on tha Itth day o f December. 1142. at th* F rost Door of Iho Hemlnoto County Courthouse In Hanford. Florida. (HEAL) Arthur 11. Baekwlth. J r , Clerk o f Ik* Circuit Court Byt Martha T. VIhian Deputy Clerk Publish Nov. 21. 1142. CDC-II WASHINGTON (UPI) TDo Poet Office wM handle a record volume of Chrktmss m*Q tide year with 70,000 rower holiday helpers than It did leal pear. Postmaster General J. Ed­ ward Day oald Thursday the expected 10 btiUm piece* of mai$-*p a half MRton from 1001-will bn PfOCtMtd sod distributed by 110,010 extra workers. Tim total last year was 90,000. Day aald the earing In msnpowarwaa made possible by several factor!, among them tho use of regular em­ ployes on aa overtima bails and public cooperation ta tb* itopartmaat'e "man ear­ ly” campaign. la addition, ho aald, tha department will b* making oaca-a-day large deliveries rather than sev­ eral deliveries *1 a few pieces of mall. Sunshine Road Bids Awarded ORLANDO (UPI) - The State Turnpike Authority awarded bids Wednesday on tho final two paving con­ tracts of the 155-mile exten­ sion of the Sunshine State Parkway, The Authority at the earns time raised the speed Unit on the present Mlsml to-Fort Pierce leg of the toll road from <5 to 70 miles an hour, effective Jan. 1, and also aet TO as tha limit for Uw new northward extension, to open in January of 1M4. Cons Bros, of Tampa sub­ mitted low bid ef $2,230,044 for $.9 miles of work on tb# extension In Sumter County, including two bridge*. DuBoae Construction Corp, of Montgomery, Ale., was low bidder at 91.491.797 for 9.4 miles of work, also in­ cluding two bridges, in Lake County. The Authority also award­ ed a 9454,ooo contract to J. S. Stephens and Sons of Tam­ pa for construction of six toll plasse on th* tollway. Legal Notice NOTICE OF SALE N ille* Is hsreby given that pursuant to th* flaal Hears* of fnrscloeur* and aat* anterad In th* ess** pending In th* Clrault Coart tn and for gem lnol* County. Florid*, ess* docket number III**, the undersigned Clerk will eell th* property situated tn sold County described a*: Lot T. Block X WRATHEIISFIELD FIRST ADDI­ TION, as recorded In Plat B ook II, Pag* 17, Samis o l* County Fuhlla Re­ co rd * Together w ith a ll atrnoturaa and Improvement* now and hereafter on aald land, and fltturea attached thereto, end sit ren t* Issue* proceed* and profile scen tin g and ta accru* from m id promt*#*, all o f which ar* Included within th* foregoin g descrip­ tion and tha tukowdum there•f; also all gas, steam, elec­ tric, w ater and other heating, eeoklng. refrigerating, light­ ing. plumbing, ventilating. Irrigating, and pow er system * m achine* a p p lie s* * * natures, and appurtenance*, which now ar* or may hereafter pertain to. or b* need with. In or on said premia**, avan though they b* detached or detach­ able, •t publla rat*. to tho highest and beet bidder for sash at 11 o’clock noon on th* 12th day o f Daeembcr 1112 at tha Front Door of tha Hemlnola County C aurthosc* Is Sanford, Florida. (HEAL) Arthur II. Beckwith, J r. O a rk o f th* Circuit Court B y: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Beerdall, a rid ity end Leal* Attorney* far Plaintiff I* North Court Street Post O fnoo Rag I2P4 Orlando. Florida Publish Nov. 21, 1111. CDC-M “WHAT SHALL I WEAR to the Chriatmaa Ball?** muses Lola Mettx, president of the Epsi­ lon Sigma Alpha which is ttponsoring the formal dance Dec. 22 nt the Mayfair Inn. Tickets will be on sale at downtown Sanford stores after Thanksgiving, Mrs. Metts said. (Herald Photo) Runaway Choir Girl Says She Wants To Marry Pastor HENDERSON, Tex. (UTI) —A pretty 14-ycar-oId choir girl who ran away with her minister and shared a basement apartmant with him for three weeks aald today she wants to marry the clergy­ man as soon as he can get a divorce. " i love him very much," said petite Flora Jean Cole of th* ltev. Leroy DsnieD, 94, a Baptist minister. The two disappeared Nov. 2 after a high school football game and were found In Wichita, Kan., Wednesday. The Rev. Mr. Danleta waa failed Thursday on charges of contributing to the delin­ quency of a minor. When lo­ cated by police, he was work­ ing In a liquor warehouse In Wichita. Flora Jean told newsmen Thursday she and the Rev. Mr. Daniels, pastor of the CrDtal Farms BaptDt Church near Tatum, Tex., plan to be married aa soon ss the clergyman la divorced by hD bride of four months. Mrs. Mitchell Rites Set For Saturday Frederick Russell Mitchell Sr., 1204 Fourth St., a 43 year resident of Sanford, died at his home here Wednesday. A retired landscape garden­ er, the deceased la survived by his wife and three sons, Frederick Russell Mitchell Jr., Daytona Beach, Edward C., of Mt. Dora and George S. of Palatha, He also had a half brother, Arthur E. Hiller, of Marlon, Mass., four grand­ children and two great grand­ children. Mitchell was born in New Bedford, Mas*., on Feb. 5, 1*74. and came to Sanford in 1919. He waa a member of the First Methodist Church. Private services will be held ■t Masters Memorial Chapel in Palatha at 9:00 p.m.. Sat­ urday and Interment will be at the West View Cemetery, there. Mrs. L. McCrum Dead At 87 Mrs. LouDe M. McCrum, S7, died Wednesday morning at the Halifax Hospital In Day­ tona Beach after a short ill­ ness. She was born In Mount Ver­ non, Ohio, formerly lived in Sanford but has lived In Day­ tona Beach for the past 12 years. She was the wife of tha late George McCrum and survivors are one son, Gwynne McCrum, and one grandson of Daytona Baaeh. Funeral services will be held at 4 p.m. Saturday at the Bag­ gett and McIntosh Funeral Home. In Port Orange with burial in Evergreen Ceme­ tery at 9 p.m. Saturday. Daniels already has tiled suit for the divorce. The blonde, brown • ayed girl wept when ihe and th* minister vrere taken Into cus­ tody. "I-won’t atay borne,” she erled. "PU run away.” Flora Jean’a parents aald they went to the Rev. Mr. Daniels’ home after their daughter dDappeared and learned that the clergyman also waa missing. They filed charges against the Rev. Mr. Daniels later. Flora Jean said her par­ ents knew the and the Rqv. Mr. Daniels were leaving Ta­ tum, which has a population of 542. She said the night she and the Rev. Mr. Danlela left her father bad seen her In (he minster's parked car In a rural lover’s lane. Conservatives Handed Setback LONDON (UPI) — Prim* Minister Harold Macmillan’s Conservative* t o d a y w a r * handed two dafaate by th# op­ position Labor party In re­ turns from three of five par­ liamentary by-elections held Thursday. In the third alactlon, the Cnniervatives won, but with a sharply reduced majority. Re­ sults of the other two contests were expected later In tha day. The Cunaervstlvts held all five seats previously. The defeats appeared to be a n-buff to Macmillan'* policy of pushing for British mem­ bership in the Common Mar­ ket as well as hD new cablnat lineup, which he installed last summer after a eerie* of other by-election defeats. Rollins To Host Meet, Dec. 1 to Boor ta e United States Air Force plane to make the address tonight The 94-year-old chancellor tatd a cheering rally of hD Christian Democratic Union (CDU) Thureday that West German troops will be In the front Une of any battle for West Berlin. He made only n passing re­ ference to the arrests of edi­ tors of the news mmgnslno Der Spiegel daring hD 36ralnute speech, referring to the crDD It provoked in hie coalition cabinet a* “ super­ fluous.” Adenauer aald he did not think tha 8criet Union would us* force agalnat isolated Berlin. "If, nevertheless, It comes to the us* of force, our troops will stand In tha vary, first line,” ha arid. ThD statement appeared to reverse hie governments pre­ vious aland that West Ger­ man troops war* assigned to NATO and could not be pledged in advance to fight for Berlin. It was bellavad the change resulted from hD recent talks with President Kennedy in Washington. Th* U n i t e d States haa urged such a com­ mitment. Tonight’s address waa ex­ pected to deal with foreign policy end to explain Aden­ auer*' stand on tha crDD tn which th* Free Democratic party (FDP) pulled Ha five ministers ont of his cabinet over the eontrovereDl police raid on the news magailne. The magailna’a publbher and four editors were arrestad on suspicion of bribery and treason for a military article In the magailne. Op­ ponents of the government called tha action a throw­ back to the days of the Gratapo. The Fra* Democrats and the opposition Social Demo­ crats — Brandt's party—both b l a m e d Defense Minister Frans Josef Strauss for the raid and demanded that he be fired from the cabinet Der Spiegel had long been criti­ cal of Strauss. Th* FDP announced that tte ministers would Lot partie) pat* In any cabinet which Included Strauss. Th* 19 CDU minister* also offered their resignations, apparently clear­ ing the way for Adenauer to drop Strauss. Doctor Denies FDR Suffered 'Little Strokes' CHICAGO (UPI) FDR physician foo-ta-law of the late Franklin D. Rooeavelt bat branded aa false reports that tha President suffered a aeries of "Uttto stroke*" be­ fore hD death In 19(9. Dr. James A. Habted, a specUUst la Internet medicine and husband of Roosevelt’s daughter, Anna, said Thurs­ day there Is no evidence the four-term President had cere­ bral seizures before the massire stroke which took hb life. lie reported hb findings ta th* current Dsu* of tho magaalat, "Today’s Health." a publication of the American Medical Association. After on* such mythical seizure, Habted said. Km sup­ posedly ailing President waa well enough fo go deep see fishing off tha Galapagos Is­ land! and win a print for catching tha biggest fish, a 235-pound shark. “ Recently, my wtfo and I asked her mother (tho late Eleanor Rooeavelt) If she had any knowledge of stroke* suffered by her husband prior to April 12, 1949. Her oaamr waa an emphatic ’not1 with tho addiUooal comment that no.phyalckn bad ever men­ tioned such a thing to bar,” Halsted wrote. Habtedb article also point­ ed out that reports of Roose­ velt sufferertog a eerie* ef ■troke* vrere denied to hooka written by Dr. Roe* T. MeIntire, the presidential phy­ sician, nnd Gract Tuly, tho late President's secretary. and Seat Cover Co. 3ei: W. 2nd 322-8032 M BALES A RENTALS HAYNES OFFICE MACHINB CO. t i l Magnella. Sanferd Alwaya Open DON'T DEFROST! T R A D E ... G E N E R A L # ELECTRIC * '* j ** 11*. ■ - ~ j JuoHjdu ^ l* * a a . FROST N E V E R F ORMS R E F R IG E R A T O R F R E E Z E R AUTOMATIC DIFROSTING in hath the fresh feed ■ secticR «wd ha fie Mg ■ RECORDS For Th* Largest Stack In The County MNVEITIIlt TIPS Auto Glass r •t; 4 flew and Uadi Manual A Electric Standard A Pertehl* SELECT YOtJR III-FI aad STEREO and SEAT COVERS _>v ♦^ TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES A regional meeting of all science teachers in Central Florida will be held Dec. 1 on th* Itullina Collage campus. Registration will be from 9 to 0:45 In Knowles Hall, fol­ lowed by departmental ses­ sions at 10 a. m.—at which time various film* will be ihown and professors flora Rollins and tha University of Florida will speak. At 1 p. m. the participants will be guest* of Rollins at a luncheon in the college dining hall, and at 9:15 p. nt. Dr. David S. Anthony, professor of botany at tha University of Florida, will talk on th* con­ structive aspects of atomic an *rgy. CUSTOM-FITTKD 'AM Sanford Electric Co. 8*ariaol* County’s US Magnolia Ave. Otdaat GB Dealer PA 2-1362 1 I �Notebook poxv tar. O f S p o lit ic a l ttm fa the Western Hemisphere. Con tu s ion hi Cobs sad hi this cart of the world is certainly far from being solved. Short o f aa avorthrew of Ceetro or sa actual inrasioa of the islead, which may be dhrnkmd for a variety o f reasons, the aftastlea Ukeiy wUl remain much as ft is for s long time. Yet it would be foolish to fed that ear only alternative* are either aimed Intervention or helpless bit* terness. For the missile affair was not only morally costly to the Rus­ sians but their virtual subsidizing of the Cuban economy Is a serious drabs oa their own n on e-too-afflu oat economy end that of their Eur- f o f o f la fta fhr* j a r plan, has loaned Caitro 940 mtOkm. boat eight factories sod sis power stations and wppliad great quantities o f anas. The Gomsnaritt* are not, o f coarse, making these things known to their peoples. Bat agencies like Radio Free Europe are eonatantlr piercing the Iron Curtain with such Sm | far my booklet ao facts, documenting the Kremlin's "Hew Ta Ears S p e a d i a g manipulation of its satellites. Hewer/* —cloafag a stamped America has nothing to lose by retars envetapa, ptas 28 cast* watchful waiting regarding Cuba; (Always write tw Dr. we have already gained m od in increaaed solidarity with other Latin nations. This can be strengthened by a continuing exposure of what it weans to become an afljr of Rossi*. -Bet when css K e r s u k u y eoOega yooxto thaa The Russians may nave made a ears hie spending t u u y ? We rritlciio their parent* for sot very poor Investment in Cuba. Uee is a city apartment, to doubling their allowance when what Jefas a n aeailahla for M at* The “allowance" method la imAattkM aa a wag for tat­ ting children obtain Money. Far it aacooragea the Europeas "eeaethtag-fer-aothiag" Idas that haa already awept thia aatioa far aloof the road ta federal socialism. Oar Kepoblie rrotrod on the worthy psychological priadpla of pay for work. Captain Jobs Smith thus atarted the motto that thaw who dost work should sot eat. So if you waat poor child to become self-reliant and able to sppradata the fact that money Sometimes You Can’t Win WAfHDMTOVf (UFI) Wbrs I mr*T«d aa JarlUUen •a >dn the gpirwtaa Clsb at • CM pre-Tk*ehi thing din••1. I wa* at tint feeling frttty Mt op shoot It. Ttas two thisg* happened that rather dampened my gptrtt*. The lint blow cam* from the pram *|nt at the The other dcflsUcm same when I loaned that one of my mUmgwes, whom I shall identify hero oa Soar Freeleader, alee had boon hrriui Freeloader la set a aearwit at alL He la mere ef“ T it o v ton. Freeloader'* conception of » p„to* repeat le fear taro Wtaritte t o * wa. t o * [ " ft" * * ***' •that I was added to the gwe* Mat tars me pee felt that my reputation * . » , « . aiinm r *f robins would kad^ preptlgo to the am m ■** _ . „ . _ He. eta replied- •We wwe J*«t hoping that you woald mention the name of the hotel.” . ^ w j T i l a palate to . 2 2 »a *ea*Hife as the hide ef a rhinoceros, vVhm J «Aed him if to know tow u oondwet hrm*elf at the dinner, ho aaM, “ Certainly! Toe hat ■prick!* rrerytklag with *aJt tafore ^ teete It." The Epleorcaa C1eb he* a role against amoklng daring Um reception and dimer, •tarthsm Haul, where the h_.lff "It’s charming," Freeload­ er whispered, "bat Its Insin­ cere. 1 prefer a beverage that Is trustworthy, like kraut Juice." Near the end of the meal, the kitchen end eervtag staffs paraded Isto the dining room and were accorded a standing ovaUon. Freeloader said It was the first time ha had over seen -a curtain call for eeoka." Frankly, Ma booriihneaa made It difficult for asa to savor the viands to tha fullEacoffler was. I thought everyone knew that Kecoffler was a Notre Dams quarter­ back. Eves la a city apartment them are plenty of lota that yon raa place ta the "pay" category, inch aa doing the dishee, waahing w i n d o w * , washing or polishing the fam­ ily astomebile, shining shoes, or even giving his parents a scalp message. Another ideal wap ta to let your toy serve aa a newspaper carrier, for that job gives him the very best training ta all aspects at ear American eco­ nomic system. For ta mast merchandise hie papers and use salesmanship to add new customer*. The act of collecting sack week and then keeping books, likewise teaches him the fact that gross income la not net profit. Aometlmee, too. a deadbeat will skip town, owing him a coo pie of weeks' bill, ae ha laaraa a let of very practical psychology. Modern Woodmen of Americo Page d Banford, Florida, Fri., November 28. 1002 aaaa* vaasaat Mseastag je a v M iter w aul mSzii KHz*. ..Kc itfl.K K i. y tille r o r MiaoieaoTWAM F sa lsre Mil* monom a rvausNB* **»:■ t, buobwakm aestsssa Mssaser « ? .“WSSK. circa lstles U ses*** ra a n w a u i Mseksaslal Sept. 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Watch for our signa. S h o e m a k e h C O N S TR U C TIO N CO Custom Building Our Specialty /umil Msrvta i . Behlfs ** a v B L t a j. V e sn in a ‘tiisuifsssr then Is aa law that says a parent moat ghre hia child say spending money at aQ. Then those tame “allow­ ance" boy* go Into politics aad thaa demonstrate a a 1a 1 a a knowledge of bosiaeae meth­ od* at Washington, D. C. Another splendid method for teaching a hoy business lodg­ ment U to let him do tho fam­ ily grocery baying . Caw the price scale of poor neighborhood store as a stand­ ard. Then If ha wiihrs to pareheae at the chain star* farther down the street, 1st him pocket the S cents par pouad difference la price far # Or. Naafard, Fla. Keaaeth E. Dill District Ageat Bag 1U Caaaaltary, Fla. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA • HOME OFFICE • ROCK ISLAND. ILLINOIS GENERAL OFFICE t i l W. 25th ST. U FA 2-3101 STENSTROM REALTY SALK AGENTS SALES OFFICE FA 2-71D3 �% -1 W$ • Mtefarl M l F r f.N o r .lt , Wills Gets M V P Award BOSTON (DPI) — Quick-moving Unary Wills' mads it nfni j todny but he hnd to hustle to beet oat Willie Meya lor the National Leafue’a Moat Valuable Flayer awnro of 1963. It waa cloae, Wills barely eliding home in fron t with a total of 209 points to 203 for Mays. Tens Grabs Colton; Arkansas Takes Sugar Ti2 E K i?fu- .d S f lr tr N i ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 1962 All-American Dm Fotejr And S a t h o i D os Mm ■y Jack Trim A dlipateh lor th* aports ptX« wee dropped oa thla photo oI a happy hunter and his Indian guide la the wilda of Montana. It turned out to be a chron­ icle o( the 7,500 mile trip by airplane, foot and otherwiae of Dr. James Foley, Sanford veterinarian, who la now home to work 11 months be­ fore he goea again. Foley flew hia private plane to Harden, Mont, where he met hia favorite of the North American Wevokwie Black Feet Tribe, a guide named Sachem Do* Mos. He report­ ed a "very aucoeaaful hunt­ ing trip" on which be ebot a trophy elk, deer, beaver, bear, antelope and pheaaant. That'a aome more hunting, even if you bad to team to aay "Sachem Doe Moe" in n hurry. , Enroute to the bunting grounds, Foley atopped to vialt hi* alma matera, the Univeraity of Tulsa and Okla­ homa State. Ther: was one emergency unscheduled stop in an Arkanaaa cotton patch, but Foley reported "the na­ tive* were very helpful in removing a few fence posts ao takeoff would be faeiliated and the trip resumed." Hunting in Montana and Wyoming and aide trips to Las Vegas and Mexico cov­ ered the total of 7,300 miles. The dispatch on the trip closed thla way: "Doc says he’s ready to settle back down in Sanford for another It months at bard labor until once more the call of the wild ha* him cranking up the bucket of bolts and flying back to join old Dos." a To Extend Match LONDON (UPI>—Lord Bra baron, president of the Brit' lab Professional Goiters' As­ sociation, baa announced that the IMS Ryder Cup matches between the UaUed States and Britain will be held during a period of three days instead of the usual two. always have a t least a a Gene Meadors, president of the St. Johns River Out­ board Marathon Assn, said Tuesday that the organisa­ tion Is looking for a way to liven up the annual race. Association members, and anybody else who has a good Idea are asked to suggest ways of making the Sanford to Jacksonville and return race more interesting for boat drivers and the public. Meadors previously had Mid that be thought it might be a good plan to make some changes In the race which would open U up to all class­ es of inboards as well as out­ boards and have a real tree for ell. Another ides would be to make the run to Jacksonville end back and then continue racing on a Lake Monroe course to fill out a six or nine hour marathon. That certainly would add to the interest of spectators her*. People in this section alio should realiie that this has become primarily a Sanford area production and should pitch in and give the associa­ tion some backing in making It an outstanding event. If you have any ideas, get In touch with Meadors on French Ave. or the associa­ tion Kcretary, D. If. MaeGillis, on Forest Dr. Regardless of whet many professional • minded butt* may bellve, football la still • college game. And the IMS Newspaper Enterprise Association AllAmerica la a college team, not a draft list for the pros, Let the money men taka their bardnoved bruisers from Gopher Gulch A. and M., Tundra Tech, Underwater U. and schools like that where combatants can qualify scholastically by taking courses in kite flying or Christmas bundle wrapping. Members of the NEA AllAmerica met scholastic re­ quirements, and too many people overlook the fact that abysmally stupid young men are no longer admitted to superior seats of higher learning just because they can play football. Not that a good share of them would not make It big with the mercenaries, but the selec­ tion of NEA All-Amerieaa was not based on what we* predicted for them ai pros. They were picked because they helped their college teams the moat As I have Written many times in the past, hundreds of knights In armor with similar physical skills played superlatively. Then bow can anyooe single out 11 as rn AU-Amerlea team? What se­ parates them from the peek! The answer is that It is something built in: over­ whelming desire. Tbelr one idea was perfection and the tremendous urge to repeat the performance for nine con­ secutive Saturday afternoons in the roughest, toughest and most Intricate team game ever invented. Theirs was In­ spired excellence giving them the Indelible stamp of un­ selfish achievement. So again it la e privilege to name the extraordinary players adjudged the moat formidable In the Milage gam* at their respective posltioni and elected by the nation’s coaches and foot­ ball writers to the 1M2 News­ paper Enterprise Association All-America teem: ENDS— Hal Bedsole, Sou­ thern Callfoma, Junior, 20, 0-3 223 (Reseda, Calif.) and Dave Robinson, Penn State, senior, 21, 8-J, 220 Moorestown, N. J.) TACKLES- Bobby Bell, Lisbon Is Winner LISBON (UP1)—Bcnflca of Lisbon defeated Norrkoeplng F. C. of Sweden, 3-1, Thuri day night In their return match for the European Soc­ cer Cup. ATLANTA (UPI) - That air defense net around South Florida would be kept busy tonight if it were switched to the Orange Bowl In Miami — expected to be the scene of the wildest aerial show of the college football season. The contestant* will be the boat Miami Hurricanes (0-2) and tbs visiting Northwestern Wildcats (0-2) — two of the paaiingest teams in the nation. The game lx expected to feature a wldeopen passing duel between Miami Junior George Mira and Northwest­ ern Sophomore Tom Myers. Two weeks ago, everybody would have bet e bundle on then top-ranked Northwestern which appeared headed for the nation*1 championship end the Rose Bowl. But lopsided backto-back losses to Wisconsin and Michigan State has drop­ ped Northwestern to No. 20 na­ tionally and turned tonight's battle into a toaaup. This will be a light week­ end for the Southeastern Con­ ference with moat members taking an extra week to pre­ pare for their traditional intra­ state finales. Patriots Rated AFL Favorite By United Prose International The Boston Patriots, still involved In a tight race for the championship of tb* East­ ern Division, are four-point favorites to down the Buffalo Bills In their American Foot­ ball League clash Friday night. In Sunday’s games, Hous­ ton (7-3), which paces the di­ vision, plays the San Diego Chargers (3-7) at Houston and Dallas (8-2) entertains Oak­ land (0-10). The San DiegoHouston Oiler game will be televised (ABC) nationally. Dallas Is a 20-polnt favorite and Uousfon is a 13-point fav­ orite. Boston (4-3-1) Is handicap­ ped by the loss of quarterback Babe Parilll for tb* remainder of tb* season. Only three games Involving] see and Florida State at Au­ press the bowl scouts in tbolr SEC teems are lined up for burn. final* wRh winless Tulane (0tomorrow—Louisiana State at The eighth-ranked LSU Ben­ 9). Tb* Bengali, beaten only TUlane, Kentucky at Tennes-| gal* (7-1-1) will be out to lmby aacond-rsnkad Mississippi this fall, appear far too strong for the Green Wav# which baa now lost 10 straight and ended Vanderbilt's 18-game losing streak by bowing to tb* Commodore* last week, 204. LSU, with all-America can­ didate Jerry Stovall leading DETROIT (UPI)—The bub­ corner linebacker Dan Currie the way, showed its power last week with a 28-0 victory ble of perfection guarded so and high-scoring halfback over Mississippi State. But al dearly by the mighty Green Paul Hornung. though tbo Rangels should Bay Packars finally baa burst. "We missed Currie but 1 romp tomorrow, no on* ax But don’t count Vine* Lom­ thought hia replacement, Xen peete them to win by their tman, did a swell job," Lom­ 1338 and 1M1 margin* over bardi's charges out ytt. bardi aald. "I don't think Tulane—42-0. If, as Lombardi suggests, lloraung would have meant a Tennessee (3-3) should hev* their 20-14 defoat at the hands roll difference today. U the too much depth for tbo man­ of tha Detroit Lions Thursday game had been tied, 1 might power shy Kentucky Wildcats (2-3-2) who really showed this waa good medicine, they could have used him." make abort work of tha Lion coach George Wilson weakness In last week’s loss dwindling National Football agrotd that tb* lost of the 240- to Xavier. But Kentucky's League season. pound Currie hurt Green Bay. "Thin 30" has battled some "1 don't think anyone ex­ "W* directed our attack to­ of the top teams la the south pected us to go undefeated, in­ ward Iman and U worked on almost even terms this fall and could be up again. This cluding me," Lombardi said well." after the nationally televised Roger Brown, tb* Lions' will be Kentucky's last gam* beating. 200-pound tackle, led one el but Tennessee still baa Van­ “ But I think this loss will the moat vicious chergts ever derbilt ahead. Auburn (4-2) Is on tha re make u j a better team. We’re put on by e Lion defensive still In first place. The object line. Time after time be spark­ bound attar baek-to-baek loss­ in this league la not to win ed the on slaught that dumped es to Florida and Georgia. them all, but to llniib flrit." quarterback Bart Starr and The Tigers have one of tb* The Packers, riding an 18- fullback Jim Taylor. Brown set south's most Impressive of­ game winning streak that In­ up one Lion touchdown when tensea but queitionablo do cluded six exhibitions, hoped he forced Starr to fumble and fens*. Florida Stats (4-8-1) la to clinch a snare of their third also tackled the quarterback a tough Independent seeking straight Western Division title In the end rone for a safety. membership In the SEC. Until before an overflow Tiger Sta­ Milt Plum got the Lions off last week's loss to Florida, the dium crowd of 37,388—second to ■ 14 0 lead with scoring Seminole* bad a wta (Geor­ largest Detroit football throng tosies of 33 and 27 yards to gia) and two ties (Kentucky In history. It wasn't that easy, end Gall Cogdlli, who made and Georgia Tach) to show for and the dafanse-mlnded Lions eye-catching snares of both three attack! on the SEC. still feel it Is possible to creep passes In the end xonc. Momenta after CogdlU's sec in through the back door. The defeat left the Packers ond icoro, Sam Williams grab­ with n 10-1 record and ooly bed Starr's fumble end ran three games left—two with the it four yards into the end Los Angeles Rams end one zone for another touchdown with the Sen Francisco Forty- Wayne Walker’s third convers­ Niners. The Lions are 8-3 and ion upped the Lions lead to 21 must meet the Baltimore 0, and later they walked off Colts, Chicago Bears and Min­ the field at halftime with a 23-0 margin on Brown's saf nesota Vikings. The Packers played without «ty- Packers Still Team To Beat In W est Loop SELECT THB INSULATION IM h BEST SERVE ft* i w Sh - W i Snt* k M h - TOUR NEEDS Fiber Glass in Rolls 1100 Titan Price Tog ‘Up’ NEW YORK <UF1) — A syndicate heeded by Freak Leahy, former Notre Dam* coach, will confer again to­ day with Harry Wlemer, who now wants $2 milltoo for hia Nsw York Tltant’ franchise In th* America* Football Loagu*. Elated with th# THana* comeback victory ov«r th# Denver Broncos Friday, Wlamer announced bo was Jack­ ing up hia pric* tag oa tb# club by $230,009. H# pre­ viously was asking fl-TS-inil* lion for tbo (ranchi**. Favorite card gam* ef Nai poison Bonaparte was poker. • Hun Kqetemeat • Factory Trained Mechanic HOLTS ATLANTIC MOTOR CLINIC Highway* IM S sad 484 ram Park. Fla. n if ■ PLYMOUTH...the low-price car with the 5-year or 50,000-mile warranty*.. on the move fo r’63!!! ATAITVMNMO10W >} 1 Rock Wool in Bats [Ixcspt Sunday] P.ri-M.tw.li Mtsini Niektly Daily 0**kl« Q«inl*l*t Iran Game H**t*4 le WiaNf Orlando-Seminol* FRONTON UJ. 17-72 *1 rilM PARK M O TO R S LOCAL FIAT DEALER U m m ir c iil It's M ira V s . M yers Tonight THANKSGIVING 1:15 P. M. 7>45 P.M. NIGHTLY m Miami Hosts Northwestern TO toad ft toe s-2, 207 (Excel, Ala.) M l. 107 (Salt Labs); Billy QUARTERRACX - Tarry I Moore, Arkansas, senior, 22, Baker, Oregon State, stalor, M0, ITS (Llttlo Rock) i and 21, 04, lit (Portland, Ore.) J n r r y Stovall, Louisia BACKS Eldon Fortte. State, stater, 21, 0-2, IN Brigham Young, senior, 20, |(West Monroe, La.) Special Matinee Ladle* Night Thunt. & Sal. BRASS Minnesota, senior, 22, M .i Dartmouth, ton lor, 31,1 214 (Shelby, N. C.) tad M , 213 (Arlington, Mass.) James Kenneth Dunaway, and Johnny Treadwell, Texas, Mississippi, senior, 21, MH, |senior, SI. S-l, 1M (Austin). Ml (Columbia, Miss.) CENTER— Lm Roy Jor­ GUARDS- Donald McKia-1 dan, Alabama, senior, 21,1 Texas and Arkanaaa scabs will represent tb# SouUiwort Conform# la ma­ jor bowl games on New Year’s Day and Miami (Fla.) proaumably can have Us piek of two post-saason engage­ ment* It It gets by North­ western tonight Texas, ranked fourth in tbo UPI major college football raUsn, sewed up Um South­ west Conference champion­ ship and the host berth In the Cotton Bowl on Thursday by rallying for a 13-3 victory over Texas ASM behind third • s t r i n g querterback Johnny Genung. Only minutea after the Longhorns completed tbelr first unbeaten lesson in M yean, Arkanaaa accepted a bid to the Sugar Bowl «t Now Orleans, when the Resorback* dropped a 10-3 deci­ sion to Alabama teat Jan. 1. Texas ala# will bo making Its second straight appear­ ance In tb# Cbtton Bowl. Tb# Longhorns beat Mississippi, 12-7, In the Dallas Classle on last New Year’* Day. Officials of tha Gator Bowl and the Gotham Bowl re­ portedly are seeking Miami for their post-season shin­ dig*. However, th#ae bids rest on the Hurricanes beat­ ing Northwestern tonight. Northwettern, which tum­ bled from the No. 1 spot to 20th in tb* UPI ratings after suffering successive defeats by Wisconsin and Michigan State, la a one-point pick for tho game In the Orange Bowl. Penn State and Duke alao era leading candidates for th* Gator Bowl. The NlUany Lions are elgbt-polnt favor­ ites for their regular-season flnale against arch-rival Pitts­ burgh Saturday and Duke Is a 13-polnt choice to down North Carolina and win tb* Atlantic Coast Conference crown (or tho third straight year. Here la how the other bowls shape up: Rose Bowl — Top-ranked Southern California ant thirdranked W i s c o n s i n have clinched bertha. The speedy, 80 year eld Lao Angeles virtually tagged Us way to th* award by ateeHag 104 bases lest season to brook Ty Cobb’s all-tteM league record. Wills, who ones wee •d by the Detroit Tlgaro cause they fait be hit, polled eight lin t votes among the SO of tho Baseball Writers’ Aoseetetloa *f America who did tha balloting while Mayo, tbo Sen Francisco Giants* bril­ liant canterftelder, collected seven. Both men were earned oa every ballet a* was To Davis of tb* Dodgen, finished third with 171 potato, end lest year’s MVP winner, Frank Robinson of Claelanetl, who finished fourth with 184 points. Dodger right-header Dari Drysdale, recently voted th* Cy Young Award as th* eat* standing pitcher in tho ma­ jors, polled SS potato to wtai up In fifth place. Th* race between Wflls ond M an waa tha league’s clos­ est tinea 1M7 when Bank Aaron of Milwaukee edged Stan Mualal of S t Louie by nlno points. F A 2-5441 Loose Rock Wool in Bags THE MOST MODERN Pre-Hun £ DOOR BUILT — All Aluminum CO M B IN A TIO N DOORS With Sliding Adjustable Glass Pansla With LOCK and DOOR CLOSER. I4 4 M Some ears talk about baing wall-built, but *££ Plymouth S3 is Um low-pricod car that wot , putt it in writing. No wonder Plymouth's g S fg & to ia ... n onthsmova! So baforo you Invert In any H« Wm M fnH «• w n M i M n i new car, bn aura to InvnaUfatn Plymouth. HywwJi VrteM CarWWC Car CM S E E AND DRIVE IT TODAY ATl BRASS 20f M O TO RS E ui b u n . a u to * . T iS i �/‘i* 61 Min Jeaat rid Geldel. tamtiag and inspiring ulh atreastog the fart that a dab can always da a litth mare PILOTS GREET LT. GOVERNOR—Mrn. John Lambertaoa, left, presldent of the Sanford Pilot Club, with the honored guest, Mrs. Betty Jane Boone and Miss Janet Smith. (Herald Photo) Pilot Club Sponsoring Benefit Dance Mrs. David Satchel, chair­ man of the Holiday-Time Dance, which the Pilot Clnb la sponsoring, aanoraced that final plana art baiag mads tor the event far Wedneadey night, at the Mayfair be. The dance which eehedaled from • p. m. to 13:36 a. m. will feature melodies tor dancing by Tammy Alien's New York Orchestra. Star vocalist will be Jeanne Car* roll. Proceeds from the dance will be added to the Pilot Club** milk fund. The dub is now donating milk to four elementary schools tor needy children as well as to varioua families in the area. Mra. B. E. Chapman la chairman of tho milk fund. Tickets for tho pre-holiday daaca, tho flrat yule aeaion social to bo held in tho etty, art currently on sale at the Mayfair Inn, The Florida State Bank, Touchtona and Roumiliat and Andonons. Dress is optional and n u tvatlona are not nacessary. Others attending were Mra. Fred Wllsoo, Mrs. Ernie Mer* rls, Mra. 8. O. Dormlnep, Mrs. Alvin Kilpatrick, Mrs. Robert Reaves and Mrs. Bob Wlnsa. Tenth Birthday C eleb ra ted A t P arty W ith Playm ates Mias Janice Kay Beggarly celebrated her tenth birthday with a party Saturday after­ noon at Uto home of her par* eats, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Bag* gtrly, tb Virginia Avo. Tho guests began arriving early in the afternoon and on, ojrod playing records and in­ door and outdoor games. Antique Cheryl Seudder woo the award far pinning the tail on the .Reproduction donkey. Color slides of the tostlritie* were made and after singing "Happy Birthday** to Jaslco, tho guests helped her open SHOP — her gifts. A color schema of pink and POW ELL’S allvor waa carried out la dec­ 11T MAGNOLIA AYE. oration*. Tho dining tabic waa overlaid with a white cutwork linen cloth over pink lin­ en and centered with a pink and silver birthday cake, top­ ped with 10 pink candies and “ Happy Birthday Kay.*' The MISS JANICE Kay Baggerly and her birthday eake was encircled with as­ cake. (Herald Photo) paragus fern and pink swans. Pink lemonade was aarved with the caks. Others Joining to tho ealobratlon were Ged Green, Sus­ an and Pam Swain, David Twenty.fiva members at­ Wall. Marilyn RoddL Pam tended the November meeting King, Mary Ellen Van Dyne, of the Sanford Horn* Demon­ Janet and Susan Gallagher, stration dub. when they met Kathy Rom and Edith Walkar. By Mrs. Adam Mailer A 40 piece band and several Cindy Stringfield, Lea Wil­ at the home of Mra. E. C. Mr. and Mrs. William Reich Hula dancers met the ship, at kinson, Roy Wright, Lynn Wright on Mellonvillo Avo. Gueit speaker for the day Stanley, Sutan and Krlssy who recently celebrated their Honolulu and presented the was Elmar Wotanay from Spotta and Kay’s brother, 50th wedding anniversary at passengers with orchid lets. Yowell'i, using as his topic Tommy, and aunt and uncle, thalr home on Hibiscus Drive, While there, they stayed at returned the Mona Hotel and dined on “Selection of dothlng." He Mr. and Mrs. Louis Grinagar. in DeBary, from an Interesting trip to the patio, where entertainment suggested that buying reliable Hawaii. waa provided every night. brands of garmants was tbe They went to San Francisco, Touring the islands, they bast policy. Seam allowances ■topping at Atlanta, Chicago lunched at the Surf and Sand ahould bo ebacked in ready and Das Moines to viait friends and enjoyed a buffet luncheon made doUtea and instructions •nrouto to the coast. Before Uawaiiin style. During a should bo read on how to care boarding the beautiful Lurlina plane ride, the pilot flew in­ for thorn. they went through Donner side a crater. Other placet Woolito or other water soap Pass and toured points of in- visited included the National waa suggested aa a great help Mrs. J. St. qalr While waa Memorial Cemetery and Ernie in laundering garments. Ha guest of honor recently when teroat in Salt Lako City. also reminded the group that her family arranged a dinner They had dinner on tho Pyla’s grave. ship with two women from At tha Fern Grotto, Ha­ Our troubles are over . . . it was more economical to I can aee a STENSTROM have one good looking dress and party at the MG Ranch in Orlando and Winter Park. waiian entertainers played the celebration of her birthday. Tbe Raichs were surprised REALTY sign. than two poorly fitting onoa. Mrs. Whitt, wearing a pink with a large anniversary caka wedding march and sang aad whit* carnation corsaga, while attending the Captain’s songs for their party. On the return trip they flew to Lot a gift from tho group, enjoyed party, aboard ship. * Angel** and took a bus back a dinner including a special to DeBary. birthday eako adorned with candle* and cowboys on tho top. FIRST Those enjoying the event with the honoree were Dr. aad Mra. W. W. While aad chil­ AN N IVERSARY MONDAY dren, Kay, Anne, Tripp, Kathy Service Guild of tbe First aad Marine*; Mrs. R. E. SA LE Presbyterian Church meets Pearce, Stev* and Jimmy; in Fellowship Hall at 10 a. m. STILL IN PROGRESS1 Mr. sad Mrs. g*. Clair Whits and 1 p. m. The Bcardall Jr. aad Johnny, Jaait and Chapel Circle meets at 2 p. m. David, aad • guest, Shirley Stumpf. MATTRESS Following tho dinner, the RENOVATION guests toured tho ranch, rode Urn karsts down tho trails aad OPERATOR visited with each other. In aew associated with Glassware Hears Program Mrs. White Honored At Birthday Dinner PLAYGIRL'S Church Calendar v ia appointed treasurer and Mr*. LN waa named cams* poadtag secretary. Beth of* fleet were to replace vacaa* dea bp resignations of Mrs. Bart Revela and Mra. Cam* area Lawrence, who are now on the inactive Uat. rood waa brought to the NEW PLEDGES RECEIVE PINS-Mra. Robert McKee, left, presents meeting for Thankagiviag baa* pins to Theta Epsilon new pledgee Mrn. Don Cahill and Mra. Wallace Pea* beta to be given to the Sal* cock. Mra. A. Davla, who waa also honored with the Ritual of Jewels, waa vation Army tor distribution not praaent for the picture. (Herald Photo) to needy families. An iatereat* ing program waa preaeated on the “ art of dreaa," bp Mra. Lewis, Mra. Davla and Mra. Houghton. Sketchaa, drawn bp Mra. Houghton, were display­ ed illustrating the varioua By Mrs. James M R healing agent tor buna. tppea of dreaa worn down Of Tbs toss Chela HIXEROCALLH CIRCLE through the ages. Because of the current in* The Homaroeallia Circle Mrs. Virginia PetrosU, Wel- terrst in rock gardens, it mat at the home of Mra. Wat* eoma Wagon hostess, reports teams a good time to discuss son Reel for the November the fallowing' now families cacti and mccuU&U — thoao meeting with Mra. Carl Moss welcomed to tho Sanford area: ideal rock garden plants. aa co*hoeteaa. All eaeti art succulents, but Mrs. Robert Martin, presi­ Mr. and Mra. J. A. Bates and Gayle from Atlanta, Go.; not nil succulents art cacti. dent, discussed plans f o r Mr. and Mra. L. W. Blundon Succulents ere divided into the baaaar and appointed from Woodbury, Conn.; Mr. two distinct eiassea of plants worker* from the circle. Mra. FROM -----Year Dewatawu Ptoriot and Mrs. B. A. Flowers, Dab­ that bars different waps of Robert Zittrower gave a abort by, Nosey end Chuck from overcoming n water defleien* talk on horticulture and Mra. SANFORD Dunedin. Ralph Jarvia reported on the FLOWER SHOP Mr. aad Mrs. L. R. Hough* The first group is the water Junior gardening work. Car. L i s t A Saafard Av*. A workshop waa conducted FA S-1122 ton, Eleanor, Dabby and storing succulent — the cacti. PA 3-1452 Marianna from Eustls, Mr. They vary to growth habit* with Mra. Moss displaying and Mrs. J. H. WadcQ from from small globular growths soma interesting Christmas Johnson City. Tenn., and Mr. la the ground, and climbing decorations made from ma­ By Popular Demand and Mrs. L. R. Robinson from vinca, to tract tree-like plants. terials found In and around OUR Some hear edible fruit and tho borne, Mrs. Martin deOttumwa, Iowa. others produce beautiful flow­ monstrated bow to maka a Families transferred here by the Navy include: Mr. and ers, both night blooming and Christmas tree from nylon Mrs. E. L. Haynes, Berry, day blooming. No plant de­ net A wreath waa also mads Debra, Susan and Cathy from mands aa much light as cacti. from a coat hanger and nylon If grown indoors keep them net Bedford, Mass.; Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Michael Caolo gave a C. A. Recker, Tommy and away from any room when gas is used, as they are ex­ demonstration on flower ar­ Eileen from Brunswick, Me.; tremely sensitive to g a s ranging. At the close of tho Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Sharp, workshop, a social hour waa Robin, Timothy and Shelly fumes. The second group is tho enjoyed and a plant sals held S a le ! ! ! from Vancouver, Wash. drought •resistant succulents. among the members. Mr. and Mra. C. Stringer, IVY CIRCLE HAS BEEN EXTENDED Mark, Ricky aad Cindy from This group has become adapt­ Ivy Circle members of tba T il Sat., November 24 ed to the lack of water by re­ Rockeport, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. 0. Z. Gentry, Mike and Cindy duction of leaf surface, and Sanford Garden Club held from Brunswick, Ga.; Mr. and sometimes a m leaftessness. the November meeting at the Mrs. G. L. Johnson, Lynn. Some look aa though they had homo of Mrs. Osborno Dor* Wayne, Michael and Robin been waxed and polished, mlney, on Forest Drive, with while others an covered with Mrs. Wendell Hlrt as co-bosfrom Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Klein. a powdery substance to pro­ Steven and Sharon from Jack- tect them from tho sun. The Tho p r o g r a m entitled sonvllle; Mr. and Mrs. John yucca and agave are of this “ Christmas Workshop of 1963*’ Scott, Steven, Kirk and Lata group. These drought-resistant waa presented by Mra. J. P. from Daytona Beach; Mr. aad plants arc best used as accent Cullen. She displayed several REDUCTIONS Mrs. R. P. Swearingen from plants in rock gardens or original holiday arrangements and explained the construc­ landscaping, as most of them 8TOREWIDE Marietta, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Thomas from Plymouth need a good deal of space to tion. Included In tho display waa a marshmallow Christ­ and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Stef* grow. mas tree and a gold framed Perfect drainage is a must kovlch, Michel, Joe aod Linda for Urn successful growing of Madonna. from Bhota, Spain. OPEN TIL NINE cacti and succulents. They Tho December meeting will TUBS. ONLY must not be overwatered, es­ meet with Mra. W. L. Mere­ pecially in winter, their dor­ dith, 406 Beth Drive, and a mant period- Propagation of special program on orchids most cacti and succulents is will bo presented. from seeds, cuttings, graft­ . t i *;. r.. f .•. ; * , • Dreaa aad 8partawmr ings, and set-offs. It la bettor to confess that Shop Do have an aloe plant in the you can’t remember a per Longwcod Plata house near your kitchen stove. ton’s nemo than to neglect to Hwy. 17-13 Tho Sanford Drove 160 BPO The “Juice’* from a piece of make an introduction when Phaoc 538-6731 this succulent is a wonderful one is called for. Doe* will meet Monday at S p. m. at the Elks Club. Members are urged to make a apodal effort to attend as naw officers will bo elected for the coming year. Follow­ ing tho buaiMta session, a so­ cial hour will be held. New Families Welcomed To Sanford Area 20% to 50% Does To Elect Monday Night always have at least Pat Christie ALICE'S BEAUTY SALON IN I R. Preach Av*. FA 2-U44 OPEN Mess thru Sat. Evening* by Appotataieat “ Wc Curl Up aad Dye Per You" ALICE WALKER. OWNER If you do wear eyeglasses most of tho Dm*, put them on and fergat about them. Other people will forget then. too. C arole'1 . New Officers HOLIDAY-TIME DANCE y fla iffla b ifjn n NOV. 28 -1962 — FEATURING — TOMMY ALLEN'S NEW YORK ORCHESTRA WITH JEANNE CARROLL-VOCALIST New la ’*w Cover. SPONSORED BY — PILOT CLUB OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, INC. Black Poodle Puppies AKC Papers Furnished BEDDING CO. tsri a Magnolia FA 2-6331 BRASSM O TO RS LOCAL FIAT DEALER 206 E. Commercial FJ 1*50 TAX INC. PER PERSON 9:00 P. M. TIL 12:30 �I ! H l» Iw tir l ftr a tt Fri. Net. S8, D ~ P i| i 7 Legal Notice ii nm co cm ratKT nr t n it o o u . iK m u K a cm . m n r> op r ie n - IX M l IM ltt t» ELIBABETII l>. CIIADWEDD. tHcNMi. ItOTKS » r I T m iT M l TO iik r TO ir n ia m i po* m u DIICflARag ADD WHOM IT MAT CONCERN! Nutlet Ii hereby (In n that OIW. A. aPKKtt, JR., fll*.l hl» final report ai Admin* Irlrator. with will »nn»«#d. «f the Gael win and Testamint uf Ut.IXAUCTH D. CIIAPWKM. drceaitd; that tie filed toll application for order far distribution and final discharge, and that ha will apply to the Hon. C. Vernon Rita, Jr„ County Judge of gamtnols County, Florida, on tha ith day of December. A. D. 1143. for an* proval of name end far dla* trlbutlon and for final dlacharge aa aatd Administrator, with will anntled, Dated thla Jl»t day of Oct* ebar. A. D. IHJ /•/ G*o. ,\, tpaar, Jr.. Aa Admlnlatrator with will anntxad. of the Last Will and Taatament »f KI.IZADHTIt D. CHAD* WBUD, Daaaaaad. Publlah Nor. t. I. II * It CDc-ie IN TUB t IBCVIT COVET o r TUB ruth jrntciAt rutCt'tT OP AND row eBMI. ROt.fl COl'XTT. PLORIDI. (HARcrnr no. t w t AMKUK'AN KKPKUAD «A Y 1X01* AND DOAN AHHOCIATION o r QRDANDO, Plaintiff, H CHARLES n. E. HI DMA HD, at (D u cU i DEAR ABBY: What do you think of an arrant«nent like this? I am In my seventies aad I have a lady friend who ia in her She ayreed to marry ma if X _ over my iaounnoo poltoioa to But >he will live with her married daufhter and I will live ertth ray married eon. What do you think? UNSETTLED DEAR UNSETTLED: ! think your “ lady friend” is fishing for curity with some pretty old bait I don't advise teen - agers to “gosteady,” but in your ease I recom­ mend it. e e e DEAR ABBY: I am an 11-ytaiw old girl. My mother is very good to me and I love her very much. But there’s one problem. She likes to sleep late on Saturday morning*. Whenever ope of my fi friends cal me on the phone *before 9:00 a.m. my mother IBB has a fit. 8he17e yells l at me and tells me to tell my friends not to call so early. Recently my beet friend called at 8:90 aad woke my mother up, She really got mad and told me if that girl ever called that early again I could have nothing to do with her, I never told my mend that because I don’t want rumors going around that my mother is mean. But I am afraid my friend will call early again. Then what will 1 do? NEEDS HELF DEAR NEEDS: Tell your friend Defendants. in the ci ho err c o m or TIIK M A T H JUDICIAL M B . Cl IT IR ARU BOB M IN I. AUDI c o r S T T , F L O R ID !. IV CIIARCMMY tlh tSUI 8UFFODK C O U X T T FEDKIIAD RAVINOS AND DOAN ASSOCIATION, * L*IU4 SIHUI corporation, ru u tiff. J iin n v o. bo ettc h k r . • elnft* m»», DafindtlL NOTIC'D TO APPBAM I BY PUBLICATION) TO, JERRY U. BOETTCHER, a man (llaaldanc* Unkeawn) >nS Uaoh aod all uahnowa p«r»"n». parti,i am) dafandanta who claim hr, through, andar or agalnat lha afnraald jK m tr a b o e ttc h e r , a atngla man. wlitthar aa apuuat. btlrr, darlaaaa, gnanlaag. aa. algnaai, ll.nora, aradl. tnra, truataaa or olhar. wlaa. aa to aaab and all of tahont raaldaaoa Is unknown. and P.ti’h and all unknown uaraona, partita and da. f.ndanta, aa to each and all of whom resident* la unknown, h a v i n g nr claiming to hav- any right, tltla ar Inlaraat In or to tha following .laturlbad proptrlr. wlll«n t< tha aubjact mattar of tha abova-atylaj cauaa, Tint Lot 41 of BEAR LAKE OUR BOARDING HOUSE Weekend Television By Abigail Van Buren FRIDAY P. M. not to esll you — that you will call her. But be sure HER mother does, n’t sleep late on Saturday mornings or youD both be cooked. • • • ’ DEAR ABBY: I am a widow (40) and I go with a very respects* ble man (44). We are in love and have been for three years. His wife has been tn an Institution for near­ ly tea years. 8he ia incurable. He can pet a divorce but he isn’t sure It would be right. There are no child­ ren Involved aa hla are married (they approve of me) and I have none. Neither of us is pushing, for wa both understand the situation. What should we do? PATIENCE believe that marriage ia forever. He took hla wife in olokness and in health. This is eickness, and what Is “ incurable” today may be “ curable” tomorrow. This Is a decision YOU wU have to make yourselves. • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO Clem Skibtnskl, Tom Greiner and J. C. Seeshslemer: The message you wrote to ms placed in a bottle and thrown over the side of the “ J. J. H. BROWN” into Lake Huron, reached me on October 24th. What a thrill I Wlien did you throw it? ABBY • • • What’s on your mind? Fur a per­ sonal reply, send a self - addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hilla, Calif. Legal Notica NOTICE o r RUT IN MOUTOAUH rORMCLOIINB T O i.L A lU IN E Y . UI1.MARU RHRIDBRCMt I'nhnown AND TO l All parilaa claiming Intaraata by. through, un­ der or against tha aforeaatd paraen. TOU A llB haraby natlflad that a Complaint to fora* flo a t a eertaln mortvaga an. aum barlnr tha follow ing daa* erlhed reel property, to.w it: Jail T. W I D li I A M RUN 1IEIUHTN, acoordlng to tha plat tharauf aa re­ corded la Plat Book It, p a ge 1*. Public lta«»rda e f Ramlnola County, r io r ­ lda. h ai bean filed agalnat you In tha abeva-atylad eult, and yuu ure required to aarra n cup)* o f your Anawar or other Pleading to tha Complaint on P la tn tlffe attornrya. ANDKIt* HON. IU.HH, DBAS. DOWN* DNS * ran dan HERO, l i t Kaat Central Arrnu«, Orlando, Plorlda. and (lie tha original Anawar ur other Pleading In tha o ffice o f tha Clark of tha C ircuit Court on or before tha t flh day o f December, IHJ. If you fall to do ao. a dacraa pro c.infteeo will ha taken agalnat you for lha relief damandod In Hit Complaint. Tlila Notloo (hall ha puh* llahad unco a weak fur four coneeouttre waaka In tha The Ran ford llarald. D ATED thla Jtlt day o f November, l t d . (READ) A rthur If. Brekwlth. J r , Clerk o f Circuit Court U yi Martha T. Vlhltn Deputy Clark Publlah Not. J], 10 A Das. T. 14. l i f t . CDC-11 flb b y • PROSECUTOR Pstsr Finch hounds Susan Hay­ ward, on trial far s “mercy killing,” in MstroGoldwyn-Mayer’s suspsnssful drama, “ I Thank A Fool.” Diane Cllopto and Cyril Cusack co-star in the CinsmaScope and color production, filmad on locationa in Ireland and England. Hayward Drama Af Drive-In la Ifitro-Goldwye-Mayar’a doctor who has boon eonvlcUd "I Thank a Fool," Susan Hay. of a "merry killing" in Lon­ ward, acknowlrdged gg on* of don. Prosecuted by a wily and nlcntleia barrister, ah* ia tho acraan’s fin*at dramatic atari, has anothop powerful and controveraiul rolo to ri­ val that o f h«r Aredcmy Awartl.wlnnlng protrayol in “ I Want to L lvt," coming to MovloUnd Drlye-Tn Bundiy. Tho suepcnaaful niw drama, co-itarrlng Pitor Finch and filmad In Cinema8copo and color on location! in Inland IV THE roUNTT Jtnnr.'n coi ht , hemi .v o lk r o r .r r r , and England, I* based on PLnninh Audrey Eraklne Llndop’a beatMOTATM DP VIVIAN MAltH AtlET KIT. seller, concerning a woman TBDRON, found guilty of ntanilaughUr and la givon a two-y**r prison aontaneg. Tho othir feature on tho program that will p l a y through Tuaaday, la tho "Tho Faatoat Cun AUvo." On Wodnosday and Thura* day "The Naked Hilla" and Portrait In Black" will play. On Friday and 8aturday "Tha Trot Btoogai In Orbit," "Tha Helllona" and "Marjorio Momlngatar" will play. M t (l) Pat^Ntgkt Mavtao Doctatad NDTIt’B O r PIVAD REPonT AND APPLICATION Poll III*. CHARUM All parson* ar* haraby notlRaid that lha undefslenad a* K iccu tor o f aald aatatr, haa Oumplctad tha adinlnlatratlon thereof and ha* filed In aald Court Its final report and ap­ plication for dl«charge. Ob­ jection* thereto, If any ahould b* duly filed. A fter filing p roof o f publication ahnwing thla nolle* ha* t.can publlah. ad one* a weak for four con* aacullv* waaka. tha mattar o f approval o f aald report and Ih* ordering o f dlatrlhulion o f aald aetata w ill core* bafor* th« Court. Tha Klrat National Dank at Orlando Dyi Harold K. Schoon* maker Its Trual O fficer a* Kaaautor o f aald aetata Akarman. gantarfltt, Kldaon A Maamar S:*S ft) Wayne Pueeaer (I) ABO Bvaalag Rapert S:tt (3) Magto efementa tn Sparta Sill (») MU -Fla. 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Marat Issue* of Our 4iH 41 Woman’s Bowling Tima* !!) ■port* H ighlight* <•) Erawltnaaa I :t t 41) National Fastball ItitS 41) ARC Final Rapert Dg. Highlights (I) Neweeep* (D Wide WetTd of ID Chaaaal • Newereew •aorta HUS (D Mld.FUrlda Nawp •aar*hoard 11:1* (D Weather Show («> Portar Wages*? ltitl ft) Channel I Theater •haw ID llotlyweed Mevt* !:«• 4D eneUIn oiliest Cevalcede I f f tha U r 41) tilt* (I) Tealtt tiH 41) Ft*. Flaking vritk Be* Tartar SATURDAY A. M. (to Ck. t Nawn M l (4) Mllaatonni at Can. l:|S <•» Sre aa lory T:|r (D Orowere Aleiaaee M l (D password l i l t (•) Wake Up Moflea (D 0**1* A Harriet Till ID Ceuatdowa Mown M l (t) Bandar Vanaaapg l:ia tl) Robla Hood Hal. Report ID Cartoeavllla T:M (D Flylag Dattar 1:10 (|) Deputy Dawg (l> Otalral Fla. 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AND EACH Or TOU, •ra haraby notified that a Complaint haa batn filed by lha aboya-namtd Plaintiff agalnat you and aach of you to foracloaa a mortgaaa on tha aboaa-daacrlhod property In lha ahove-atylad cauaa and you and aach of you art here­ by required la file an An. •war or other Pleading ra* aponalra thereto with tha Clark of tho abovo-aaltlled Circuit Court and to aarva a copy o f auoh Anawar or other raapuntlve Plodding upon tha Plaintiff* Attar, nay*. Courahon and Caurahon, 1101 Marldlan Avanua. Miami llaach. Florida, on or bafor* the lllh day or Doaamhar. IH tl otharwlao tha allega­ tion* of aald Complaint will b* taken aa coaftiaail by yeu. DONE AND OHDEHED at tha Mamlnol* County Coort* houaa, Ranfard. Florida thla 14th day at Navamhar. 1MI. (READ) Arthur I t Baakwltk Jr, Clark af tk* abora-an* titled Circuit Court Dpi Martha T. Vlhlaa, d . c. Publlah Nov. I t 11. M * Doo. T. lilt . CDC.4I (t> tftgktp Maas* Flap, ID Brio gavartld New* ( ! ) Mld-Fla. News ken** 11:14 (D Polar Dunn (»> Ur m end Flicks 11:11 <D Ch. Kins Thaatar U«M (J) Pery 1:4- (D llollywaod Uovlo (D Rln Tla Tin Cavaltadn (D Make A Pace U itt (I) Mail* Midway MONDAY A. BL ]J u d t / iM f lf l/ l; By You may have noticed that ono of Uio manufacturers of facial tissue hat taken a giant step that may answer once and for all tho iuottion; "Does tho buying pub­ lic want to bo fooladT" What the manufacturer hat done la take the tame num­ ber of tlsiuei that used to come loosc-packcd in a "big, economy" package and com. press them until they go in an ordinary sited box. Tha buyer now gets Just at many tissue* tn « box Suit* l»4 Plrat National Dank that takes up much lest Uutldlng Orlando, Plorlda space on a dressing table Altornaya for C a .c u 'o r or closet shelf than the big Publlah Nav. I. Id. II, I). CDC-14 box used to take. II you want people to pay attention to your builneii, eaU FA 2-3612 and aik the Herald Staff about aoma at­ tention getting ada. Somatlmea It payi to be an average good player rather OUR BOARDING BOUSE than a grant expert. Thus, at YOU WON'T M **0 VOUW ^WATCU the Tucson regional* every BOVS RpUNCR OM HIM. HEAT««,A(A30R/APTaR) HIM South player landed at four 'ISRtTMiMtNriHTHia f a .)RL HIM n i oar THl DROP VAM.Hawowrr know T up ukr spades of tar North o p e n a d OH HIM OtPOBO HR CAM WHSTHRR MC4 HAMS- k HOT REACH POM HIS BUH— with ona club and raised IMS WALLPAPER tvMdfBACOtd a a ro sco o , a * via South's spado response to two. OR ATT6M0'N& ASStH WHBM 1 PRIVATfi DBTSCTWBS ASV P3V , — TH' West had an a u t o m a t i c CALL IT? BCADI M*Vgft Window queen of diamonds opening IT'S TUB SAMS HOOOIUM Old HIM.' WHO VIBtTftOUB/S?"^ and invariably dummy’s king BARLIEft . N would lone to East's aco. JOMlBKT? The avtrags F.aaU would Q ff r p f i y Will tho convenience of more compact and oven more "honeat" packaging bo ap* predated by tha buyer? Or does the buyer actually like to rrach for a giant sits box or carton or container be. cause he enjoyt the feeling that be It gttting mort for bis money than ha actually Millett economy site" and rarely even bother to flgura out U tha big package la unneces­ sarily big to eatch our greedy eyes or If a third of the bulk we an buying la la the packaglag. If ooe manufacturer lsama that we d o o ' t necessarily reaeh for something big until we have found out U it actually holds more, maybe other* wrlU not be afraid to use the amaUett package possible to hold what they hav* to sell. Is? It'i going to be intmsUng to see how this experiment works out. let's hope It works. The complaint of moat housewives la that therw’a never enough storage space. You ran Hod anything you And yet our eyes are so big that we are Immediately need advertised la the Her­ attracted to anything "gUnt, ald by Sanford merchants. O il By Oswold Jocoby laad back a heart, wharnupon West would take two hearts and tha jack of diamond* to sat South ona trick. A couple of laaa an avaraga Easts returned their partner's diamond lead. Woat would bo In with tha Jaek of diamond*, but would be unable to aat tho contract bccauaa a heart lead would establish South’s king and If h* ltd anything else, South would draw trump* and eventually discard ona of hla w o o n i (i>) 90 !! A f Id u ir . AT* IPAQF ♦qJtl AM ?* Noted Names Ptiilippinss TIuac4 afR ItAMHl a# IBrtgttla---- raiaa VBJ ai •Tragical ‘ 1 ltOraak pi .‘JITS, MM i 1:1 irj *i; i -1 : i* c m ir 10 -1..4 I > IA­ SI 17 ElUt ia Bibik.tl gardaa 8 > tl Ibaaa haraiae HU M Luplae {•Daemon Uku M BaUam'i ataad 49 Confederate fc •ft fan* rat dlHaUtskl ajtnai 44 Kennedy's formarM 45 CaralulVwlfa sss..„,.. siKS,'Jr ^ UOtoiaaatduGa yrSSto 40 Give* 44Mantally MMd 44 Rant «ssss*" sssr S3 Arrow pelaaai 4dSadUct a a g a a 'S ^ * 1- s a r 33 African Iraa 31 Pantry ddDafaata taantiie MEptstla* (ah) ailntabaU (ten U fourth Arabian cailpfe 4»1 aw n AK Q fia TKT ♦fit AKQJ mu MiRaat-: •WlPgB - A id O lflflU A A4t East and Weal vdhMttbhi North Met Boat* Waal 1A Pa** > A Fata 3A P*«* 4 A fas* Pits Few Opening lead—f Q Sa PnWm Punk .-in ; k i WOLVES PREFER TO TRAVEL TOGETHER, in famille* and packs, at they do In Walt Dinney’a Technicolor feature “The Legend Of Lobo,” releaaed by Buena Viata. 14:41 (I) ■aorta Flaal Mitt (D fa t Might ~ ( ! ) M id-Fla. 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Ha won tho ( I ) Update llutlwlnkt* aca of diamonds and naturally t i l l (I) (D O.E. College Bewt kntw bettor than ta toad back •lit (4) Tweattath cemurp Meet the Prea* a diamond and establish dum­ t i lt (I) 4) Camaiunltna U L K (I) Art earner my'* ten. Daeele So ha deeidad upon a club Tilt 44) (I) Inalga OTeel* return. This led L> tho asm* (I) Paaih Valley Days raiult tha teas than average Tilt (t) Weadertul World *d Celer played achieved. South wae (D Tha Jetaaag 44) Deanla tho Moaaeo homo froo. W“ ‘ K ill S omvboov*; goIN6 to 8B «Ot<Ry= DM (t) Hav* dua Will Tra. val !*:•• 4D Ctoa*.T7p (I) anaamok* l :t t (•) gtga Oo D ll ID 11gn oa t i ll (•> Drove A Farm R*> Port DM (41 14 Sulllvaa ti) tundar Night Uov- TENSION \ I VJ « «. 1 , » I \ I L>) l ^ I H l *• I II1 PHONK FA *.t«lf / Last Time* Tralto j 7:0f A Ifljlf . J “Th« Mlraclt Worittr" (Story Of lfalra Kollcr) Ce-Feeturo • t £ f 0*1? “Th* Malic Sword'* Brail Ralhboao . Cotoe M t (t) car It—Whir* Art REGULAR ADM. TONITB Taut DM ID Dannp Raya thaw ■AT, - I NITH ONLY (I) The Real MoCoya tit* (I) O.R. Thaatar GIGANTIC - RTUPENDOUi (I) “A* Casaar Hast It" HORROR flllOW la; a* ( 1, Daain *1 du lls 1 RIG FEATURES— (I) Candid Camara 44) Valeo of Plraatonn COUNT ’EM — llilt I) Whal'n Mr Uaa No. 1 (4) Howard K. Smith "Ilcant Front The 11:44 (t) Nawaaepo I liuuntctl Cav*“ 8*cw*«* No. s TV RENTAL “ Itoast With A Million Eyes” Seminole TV “ Ueast Of* Tha Amnion” Eoailh Cotor TV (tot** laafacd Av*. FA l-d ltd $ 1 .0 0 A C A R L O A D SAT. N1TE NOW thru MON. OPEN 12:3d Shows at l:4f • I iff • 5;00 7:00 • 9:00 KINO OP. THH W O LP P A C K I SUN. - MON. - TUES. Enrly Bird Show Sunday* 6:15 P. M. Cam* Early - Out Early SUN. .SITE 1:15 ft 10:40 MON. ft TUBS.« 7:00 ft 10:t| Disney Film At Ritz Walt Disney’s fabulous Tech­ nicolor feature motion picture, "The Legend of Lobo," to baa­ ed on ono of the moat oxeiting ■torias to come out of tho old waat Is now playing at the Hit* Theatre. When the buffalo roamed over tho United States from tho AUeghaniao to tho Rock­ ies, and from tho Great Lake* to Central Mexico, their herds war* followed by bands of wolves whoso cunning, endurarea and steel-trap Jaw* mad* them their pray. After tha last great buffalo herds ware destroyed and the wolves wore left without their ueual support they naturally turned their attention to tho cattle and s h e e p o n the ranges. Tha resulting loss of stock was appalling. In New Mexico alone, tho estimated CTER lose in 1878 was 34,000 head of rattto and 165,000 sheep. Ari­ sons and Montana suffered avon greater depredation. In 1880, tha cattlemen de­ clared vigorous war on wolves: trap* and poison were import­ ed in vast quantities, a bounty Co-Feature Han. 8 JO Only was offered for each wolf Mon. ft T bc *. • 0:15 Only scalp and avery Inducement •TEQNCOUfl GLENN FOllD held out to wolf hunUre. For nine year* enormous numbers FLUB WALT DISNBY’M "GALA DAY AT DISNEYLAND" “THE FASTEST CHILDREN 40* . STUDENTS 50« . ADULTS Me of wolves were killed by cat* GUN ALIVE** tlomen and wolf h u n t • r a. Coming! "Judgment At Nnremburg" "War Laver" IN COLOR Wolves seemed to ba on the "If A Men Answers" . "Girls! (ilfla! Gifts!" vargp of extinction. FINCH : th an k a fool i\ i J �® ® m . • :c*i ■ Sf . .’.y K&,” I U g a l Notice res tstm ir D e n AT, REElABUS ta IT., c Rttm re m i n r m OLua w k. *r Ma n s f i e l d . nmnem r * c n M n >Ni *1* R X M 1I M in i c u m M t i l H B■ ABAIST RAID ESTATE. ~ t Toa. aad tack af yta. m htrthy notlflod aad rtqalrad to fda any claims aad *, maada which you. or ,|,kar af yon. may haro againet tala asUto la tho offlro af Ho* C. Voraon Mina. Jr, Coaaty Judea af Somlaola County ,t hit offlco la tho Coart llouto la Sanford. Florida, win!, •Is ealandar months from the tlmo of tho first paMlcatlon of this aottco. Each claim ,r damand mull bo la wrltlt. aad cootala tba plaro of mi. done# and poat offlra adlrtw of tht claimant and mutt ba •worn lo by tho claimant, hla asant or attorney, or tho aamo shall ho told. /•/ Ray Thomas Maas, field Aa Administrator of tho Estate of OLLIS K. MANSFIELD Deceased. O*o. A. Spoor. Jr. Attorney for said Eatato lists Masnolla Aranas Sanford, Florida Publish Nor. II, j»*y. C D C -ll re TUB enter IT corirr or •»v?r.-oc **,« F m r e JUDICIAL Cl*, tOLK COt ITT FLORID*. the errr re aid for *r.«u i i c H t i c c a r * 0. n o n BERTHA L E U H O M iMITH. Plaintiff, TOMMT LEE SMITH. Defendant. IFTIC* TO DEFBID TEE STATE OF FLORIDA. Residence Unknown Tou nro hereby notlfla* Ihst Complaint has b o a m •d against y o o la tko Circuit Court la and fo r Atminolo County, Florida, w hich ram* I* ontlllod as a b o rt. Htrtln tho P la in tiff s o tk s aa sbio* Into dlroreo o f aad from your, stir, aad yon aro h trtby ro> qnlrtd lo fllo you r Aniwor (a n d /o r othor d t fs n t t i) with tho Clark o f tho a b o r t atyWd C osrt and to tt r r o a ropy th tr to f upon tho Plaintiff at tht addrtta o f tho Plalntlfrt attornty. o r upon th t Plain* t i f f s a ttornty. w hoso namt vH-ili.IiW* V»>*OD t v e a TH IN K 'I D T L ft N o u r TO BE A TE l Em S C w w io o r d Ith 1*41. day o f Novem ber, A. D. (SEAL) A rthar H. Btrkw ith, Jrv Clark o f th t Circuit Coart B yi Martha T. V lhlta Deputy Cltrk I t t Chapman, o f W illiams and Chapman I ■alts 4 McCrory Building Orlando, Florida Attornaya fo r P lain tiff Pnbllah Nov. I, 11, j| , n C D C -ll re th e ctmcrrr cotrt op TH * SW TR J t 'D I C I A L I 'l l t . e r r r . i r a r d f o r nr.hi . ROLE r o t 'R T T , FLORIDA. CH ARCERT RO. 1SSM ELWOOD c PATNE and ELEANOR D. PATNE, hla wlfa. Plaintiff*, to cWeitwrse rr LAROUtOUBHT MB W o V ----|A 60 0 0 DBA RMDtntA 7YPAU 1 P«crecnoM oumno r f C / MIGHT WE w WORKED— ) . W£IL_ TKRS GCES BREAKFAST! INEZ H. LUDTKE. at Bl„ Defendant*. NOTICE OF SLTP TO. INEZ H. LUDTKE, of III! Maamoo Avaaua. Tort Wayaa. Indiana; and ta LULA a SHOW. KEtR. if alive, aad If daad to har unknown •pouaa. halra, lagataas. davlaaao or Rraataas: and to LILLIAN VAX BUSKIRK. If allva. and If daad to her anknawn •pouaa. halra. lagataea. deviates or srontaaa; and to oil pertlas havlas or clalmlns to hove any rlsht. title or lataroot la tho horalnaftar daacrlb. •d lands la Btmlnela Coaaty, Florida, ta-wlts Btfln at a point 1M fast PUTTTN© SPON6ES DAOCff SAYS HtfS HB/tX FADS/ 7 W /s v v e u ./ e c s N S t ) throw y x i OUTTHE WONT POOR, f MMNi ^ J a S K S T 'S K '1 AEU, THERE GOES TK / m i cr KITTYCAT I ALMOST HAD FOR . BREAKFAST— > .‘S K & srv south o f tho aorthwaal corner o f Trnet 11, MrN e'll'o O ra rto V illa aa racordad ta Plat Booh 1. P a so l i t . Pablle Rarords o f Samlnolo Coaaty, FlarIdt. thanes ran south f l faat. thanes asst III feat, thanra north Tl faat. thanco watt •)« tie t to point o f beginning. Tho nntaro o f this salt to to qutat plaintiffs- title to the above daacrlbod load*. .BUT HE DIWIT AANTANV PART 3PMB.THAT9 , FOR BURE* I Vi*, »h le h BEGINS MONDAY, NOV. 2 « PR.TCO HOFFMAN SfStORMTW NHEottjRaay ATCOUNTY 6CNERAL HOSPITAL,AND BEN CASEY BENfe CLOSE FRIKMA WATCH FOR OUR NEW STORY STRIP IN THIS SPACE T I DON'T I KNOWfBLfT /1 M 01 AO Mi'S CM O C R sist *new? , f **• C#*rt this rauta waa last). .* 2 * "L U tba Circuit C osrt o f tho Ninth JadleUI Circuit la and for Samlnolo County. Florida, and na abbreviated tjtla o f th t ca ts la Elwood a Payno, at tl v t lo s t H. Ludl* ba. at us. Tou and aaeh o f you art rtqulrtd to ftlo your antwar with the d a r k o f tho Court, and larva n cop y thareof ‘ bo plaintiff a. or plaln“ **• attorney, w hoso nama and address la a B. Plihback. ITt East W ashington Itratt. Orlando, Florida not later than tha 10th day o f Dacem. bar. 1101. |f you rail to do •o, a Deere# p ro Confaaeo will •• • " ‘ •tad against you for tho rallaf demanded In tha torn* plaint. WITNESS my band and *•*' •• Clark o f tho Circuit Court o f tho Ninth Judicial Circuit o f tho State o f Flor­ ida. In and for Samlnolo County. Florida thla n th day or November. 1) 12. (SEAL) Arthur I t Beckwith. Jr. Clerk o f tho Circuit Court Of tha Ninth Judicial Cir­ cuit, In nnd fo r Samlnota County, rtorlda Byi Martha T. Vthlaa _ Deputy Clark Publish Nov. U , j j , |t A Dae- T. 1141. CDC-44 withmat? . HOnf It Pays To Use The HERALD Want Ada. �i % 25. Phunbtag Services > loom (ram* b u n , kit* chea equipped. Near NAJ S. Seeford Ave. Cheap rent. $11.30 week. Tel. FA 2-321*. Local to Long Distance Ho t tag » 1 N. Launi FA S-1M1 THOMAS MOVING & STORAGE SWEETIE PIE By Nadine S etter W all • Plumbing 4 Hinting 28. Rndto 4 Titoviniin / 1 ^ 1\\ FOB BUTT! tour room house oa BeardaQ Are, Kitchen equipped, partially furnish­ ed. Celt FA M U ! alter 4:10 COLOR T.V. 3 1r A 1 *p ■tlfoBOrnOMe MBBOl MS 9 l ■ By Westiighousi. Om m in and *e* it for yourself. Town to Country T. V., 2344 Park Dr., 3334462. 27. Bfndnl Son Iran WELLS DB1LLSD, PUMPS, 8FK1NKKK SYSTBMS An Typos and Slats Wa Repair and Service B T I N B Machinery and Supply Co. V « . M 81. FA 3-6433 \ I BOOM COTTAQK, NICELY FURNISHED. TILE BATH. Clean furnished Apartment downstairs. Adults. Phone STO A MONTH. M S 8. FA 3-1134. BLM. 323-MIR Furnished 3 -bedroom aod Fla. rm. borne; redecorated pittaly aafttraldtod. Near Moderate rent 3234067. NAS. Nothing fancy, but cheap rent |7JO week. Ph. I Bedroom house furnished. FA M3 It, FA 3-3331. FRIGIDAIRE Salas to Servlet G. H. HIGH 1701 W. 1st SL Sanford Ml FA t 4 m cLAisifiKO m n BOBERT A. WILLIAMS Realter 1. Lost A la m e Garage Apt Ntot I Km. Raymond Luodquiet, Assoc. 2. ; Notleaw •Ftraaaala 2. Education • Inetraetlea fun. 113 Park. FA M3T1. FA 2-3*31 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Turn. Apartment O tH il STAMPER WONDERS 40714 W. 1st Do you recognise value? Can § 28. Plonbinf Bervken 28. Radio A Telovlsion 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. A lto Accessories SO. Machinery • Tods 31. Poultry • Livestock 31A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrub# 33. Furniture 34. Artidee For Solo 33. Articles Wanted 3«. Automobiles • Trucks 37. Boats • Motors 28. Motorcycles • Scooter* 39. Trailers • Cabanas BOOMS, The Gables, 401 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0720. RENT A BED Rollaway, Hospital A Baby Beds By Day. Week, or Month CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph. FA 3-3111 111 W. 1st St. Furnlslted 3 bedroom home. Double garage, Fruit trees. WE RENT 3431 palmetto. FA 3-0643 Hospital Beda • Playpens or PA 3-0374. Wheel Chairs • Strollers Unfurnished 3 bedroom bouse. Commodes • Baby Bads $70 month. 3434 Cedar Ave. Walkers O High Chain Crutches • Rollaway Beds 2. Notices • Personals • • • • • Hova in now. 3 Bedroom, FRANCHI8E - GOLDEN you qualify? 3 Bedroom OPPORTUNITY kitebon equipped. 961 mo. boms in quiet neighbor­ No cash needed. FA 2-8063 Knocks at your door “ one# hood. Buyer privUeftd to la a lifetime." We are choose Interior colors for •ptning exclusive franchise complete repainting. 110,000 S t Johns Realty torritoriu thmdbout the value far ONLY 11.000. Just TEE TIMS TESTED FIKM State at Florida, lama el$330 does, Ho par month. US N. Park Avw FA S4UI ready in mention, others atm available la local sur­ FHA OWNED HOMES rounding areas. Require­ We are pleated to offer, (or ments, aober, honest and your Inspection, several sincere, tor IM P return­ BEALTOB — INSUBOR outstanding home buys, to able security yon are in FA I-4M1 1*1* 8. French Are. various residential area* of your own growing business. 3 BEDROOM House, enclos­ Sanford and surrounding Earnings an high aa $300 sections. ed carports, fenced yard. Small dawn p a y m e n t , progfMntvw •* • g a t t o r s , monthly payments $36.30. Tbsse hornet vary in also write! TENDER VENDER Taxes and Insurance includ­ from *, 3, and 4 BR'a, with SALES OO. of FLA, 7330 N. ed. 100 Garrison Dr. 1, 1U, and S Baths. The W. M b AVE. (P.O. BOX majority are kitchen equip­ 443), MIAMI 47, FhoOO ped, and have water heater, 0X 6-6131 blinds and hosting unit. Some with extras, such as air-ceoditlooers, deep wells, Beautician wanted. Cut 'N and various others. WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES Curl Beauty Shop. Sit Pal­ Approximately 311 acres, with metto Ave. FA BOOM or 130 ft. on river, Is mile off Down payments range from FA *-4013. $230 and up, with monthly RL 46. payments from $4* sad up. $4,600 dome of tbase homes have Call rA 2-WII ati.r « : „ p in. bean completely remodeled, the others can be bought Child Care. FA 2-2374. THE WILD AND WONDER­ oa an aa-la basis, er re­ FUL ST. JOHN' RIVER modeled, whatever you may Altsritiess aod s o w i n g Begins right In the boat-ports 323-mas. 104 Ridge Dr. Mr*. prefer. If you are serious­ of this magnificent home Herbert Mann. ly interested in buying, located just a few minutes don't fall to aeu the out­ from Sanford. A Ilia time WORK WANTED BY MAN standing bargains being of­ of happiness and high ad­ in Sanford. Ph. FA 2-11*7. fered through this office. venture awaits you for WE're sure we have Just Hud Sewing, mending, danonly $26,300. How about ItT the home far you! tag. Dresses, skirts, short­ la this for you? ened er lengthened. Mrs. Clark. FA 2-7*11. Stemper Agency River Front Furnished 3 bedroom bouse, $73 month. FA 2-7304. Property tit N. Park Ave. FA 3 34JC REALTOR - tNSUROR 20 Acres newly plowed and FA 3-4N1 111$ S. Franck Ave. S Bedroom, 11$ bath, antra 311 E. First St. FA 3-3623 harrowed farm land. N. large tensed backyard, lit JUST LISTED Cameron Ave. on east aide Hays Drive. Call FA 3-1113 Located In desirable Loch ta mile South of Celery after 6. Arbor and sRuited on lsr|e Ave. E. B. Stowe. FA MU3 100 x 133 foot shady homelee 3 room unfurnished site, this lovely new bone, H a n d l i n g all types of real estate. house. 314 E. i$th IL Con­ now under construction and tact Owner FA 2-4661. ' nearly completion, repre­ JOHN E. FOX, sents one of Sanford's fin­ I Badroom, 2 bath, built-in REALTOR est home buys of 1*83. stage $03 mouth. S Bed­ 110 N. Park Avenue room. 1 bath, $63 month. Phone SB-MM. 3 bedroom 360 month. For The home consists of an en­ try foyer, large living further Information contact roum, dining area, 3 bed­ Ted Williams lUrdnaN. rooms, 2 tile baths, enclos­ 209 E. 23th St. ed Florida room, kitebeo. Office FA 2-2111 large utility room, and Room In private home. Nights FA 3-0*44 double carport*. 322-7431. 323-0700 4334 Park Dr. Sanford, FU. The features include a fully equipped, built-in kitchen, Approximately 1 acre corner InL I Bedroom house furn­ central duct best ryrtem ished, fish pond in back. to all rooms, well and » - USDROOMS, I, 1ft 4 2 BATH* $7400 terms. FA 3-78W. pump, (hidden from view VA - NO DOWN PAYMENT by old brick well), hot wa­ •Y PAYMENTS ter hatter, and many A FMA Financing J. W. Hall, Realtor others too numerous to "Cell Hall" FA S-JM1 Sunland Estate* mention. Also prepped for 1444 So. Fraaeb Ave. air-conditioning at low ex­ kingSwoou tra cost U desire. PH. FA 3-M74 JIM HUNT REALTY, Stale* Agent MORTGAGE LOANS The total price, Ju»t-|l*.940. FA 1-2111 • Eve. to Sea. FA S-H4S • 323-07M FltA and Conventional Extremely good financing. Commsrctal to Retldentiil Listed exclutively with-. Jim Hunt Realty Sunland Estates Homes U b tt sa r Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2 242J Com* out sad have our salsamsu show them to ,ou uadar cub*truetion. You'll see — th* must square footage for your dollar obtainable anywhere. ALL SOLD OUT IN LONGDALE These Medela Ala* Available On Year Own Let at NO MONEY DOWN So* The LMN New I Bedroom Homo In Lake Way man Htlgkto On Loagdala Ava. Just South Of Longdalo Longwood. Flo. 4 Mllee Booth of Sanford Turn Wont at 2nd Road South of Owen* Bros. OPEN II a. m. to 6 p. m. DAILY Country Club Road at Mayfair Country Club OPEN DAILY 10 TILL 5 IS 41c, work floroe. Khaki Paata. Surplus Ml W. lit. FACTORY T3 YOU ALUMINUM BLINDS •closed head, tag-proof bot­ tom rail with plaitto ooda. Plaatic « rajroa tapes. Cot1*31 Plymouth, UN Dedoto DUTCH M1U. NURSERY a tea or nylon ooeda. sedan. Good tsmdttton. Petunias, Tomato* Plante, atenkarik Glaaa and Paint l*3« Ford pickup. All rea­ Company Calendulas. New Upsala sonable aid terms araBRd. Off 3Mb 81. n lO Magnolia Ph. FA M O l able. 333-TM1. 22. FwraHntn BUY, Trade or Bell Used Furniture, Appliances, TV’ s Used furniture, appliances, or wbat have you. Williams to*.*- ate. Bought • Bold. Furniture Mart, Hwy. 17-03, Gateway To The Waterway Casselberry, Fla. Lari.’:- Mart 313 Sanford ftobaon Sporting Good* Ave. Pb. FA 3-4133 — Your BVINBU3K Dealer 304-dJ t . 1st Ph. FA MHt Highest Cam pittas Feld to Trade-la Allowance Made — On U$ed Furniture to Ap- S| pile nett. WILSON - MAIER i: K. Pirn a t V* 3-3*33 FREE ESTIMATE Upholstering to Mattress teaovating. Ntw to Used Fqrtilure. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., >1 706 Celery Ave. FA 2-3117. 3 Complace Reams Mr sameone to take ever payments of $1J.Mpar month er will HEATING sacrifice far task. Call eat1. S. FOPB CO. INC. 3W 8m Park Ave. FA 3-4234 lect TE $-1111, Caaaetbarry. FtoRefrigeration • Alr-conditlonSell Ua Your Furniture. Quick lag men needed. We train Service With the Cash. you. Writ* Commercial SUPER TRADING POST Trades Institute Box 11, eta FA 14)677. Sanford Herald. ALL TYPES bedding reno- CHRISTMAS BONUS. Taka a whole year to pay. No lavated. Top quality work­ tsiest «r finance charges manship. Ph. Echols Bed­ on furniture purchase* ding Co., FA 2-6331 for made before Dec. 34, l i l t ottlmata. Open Friday evenings. FURNITURE CENTER SINGER 1100 French Avo. SEWING MACHINE Ph. FA 2-7*33 Ssloa and Service Free estimates In advance SANFORD HERALD Free home demonstration WANT ADS CALL FA 2-5768 BRING FAST Alan’s Fabric to Rugs RESULTS 29. AutamabOa Servlet AUTO GLASS IN A Toj J .F n l liR uT l AL IjU 84. Articles For Sale Konmoro „ .cellsnt 111 N. Park Ava. We sell and service Wigs Nov. Special $20.00 Protein Watt w i t h eendltlooer $12.30 Shampoo & set S Hair cut $3 23. HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK 103 So. Oak FA 1-4712 PERMANENT SPECIALS $6.30 Complete and a large can of style spray free. Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop 311 Palmstto FA 2 0634 FRIG1DAIRK Sales to Service House Wiring, Free Kitimatei Sid VihlM'a Randall Electric ill Magnolia Ph. FA 2 0913 23. PlUteblng Services PLUMBING Contracting to Repairs FREE DELIVERY R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3343 lllnck Poodle Puppies AKC Papers Furnished Accessories Included Mast Sail By Dec. 1st Phone 322-7849 FA 2-3430 310 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4623 10c — WORTH — 10c ON PURCHASE OF 1 DOZEN J. O. BOSTON’S SELECTED FLORIDA GRADE A EGGS AT THESE STORES BOSTON’S GENERAL STORE DeBARY COUNTRY STORE LAKE MONROE WHEATLAND'S GROCERY MONROE CORNER Want a Better Job? WE FURNISH YOU 1 NEW CAR - GAS - OPPORTUNITY 1 $500.00 & Up Per Month ■ ■ ■ If you tklak yea ca« LEARN to eell new and need | ■era writs earns, address, phene end empleymanS I reseed; rtpevto senftdsutleL NetHksUen by Dee. let. 1 I Age requlremeats seder 43. Permeueat yiiHIm MaH to Bet 3, e /e Senfard Herald. 1 m | Furniture. . . . nt Strickland • Morrison, lac* PRE - INVENTORY Truck Headquarters For Semlnola County. 1952 CHEV. DUMP TRUCK 9245 1952 CHEV. V3 Ton Pickup Lone wheel base; looks Uko a now oao, tad 7N pay only 130.41 • month with • '17 modal tia d i —or the equivalent in acceptable toeMttloto. OLDSMOBILB Stotlol Wagon. Automatic CHEVROLET 4 Dour With Automatic Transmission. ... 1955 JEEP - 4 Wheel Drive PONTIAC 4- Door, Automatic PICKUP TRUCK. Your wagon for huatlaf or work, nt only 132.00 a month. No down payment If you qualify. L O R V A 1R. 4 Door. Heitor Standard TransmUslun. ... CHEVROLET 4 Deer Sedan, Standard Trans. LIIHYBLKK Windsor 4 Duor Air Conditioned .............. CHEVROLET Impels 4 Door, I’owtrglid* 1960 FORD F-100 Pickup Truck CorenthUn white, ever no clean and over no reasonable at 1 13.37 with a '38 model trade or equivalent in acceptable condition. 1958 FORD Panel Delivery BURK 2 liuur Hardtop Special, Corenthlan white, deluxe cab and pnanenger sent, ready for dellvory and only 814.93 with *30 model trade In or equlvulant in acceptable condition. Automatic Tramml—lun______ RAMBLER 4 Dour PLYMOUTH I Door Sedan Automatic Transmission CADILLAC 4 Door With Powrr and Air Conditioned, 1955 FORD F-100 Pickup Truck Dark blue in color, and hear thin . . . 828.00 n month, No down payment if you qualify. CIIEVUOLET Hrl-AIr ] Door Hardtop V-B, Automatic Transmission, . Sove Many Dollars . . . CHRYSLER 4 Door, Rsel titan FALCON, I Door Sedan, Standard Trans. CHEVROLET 3 Duor Standard Trans. CHEVROLET Station Wagon, V-4 A /T Z Z vCOUPON Want More Monty? able. FA 34*10. Windshield Back Ginas Door Gloss Vent Gloss There- no charge for use of Carpet Shampooer with pur. SERVICE Sinknrlk Glass and Paint chat* of Blue Lustre Cap pet Shampoo. Carroll's Company Ironing. 323-0037. 21. Bonoty Salons 1 1 1 1 1 IT* Gaa Stove. Exeendhloo.. Haiaon* Stemper Agency Stenitrom Realty • W ILSO N -M AIER • LARGER H0UBB8 • 3 and 4 BEDROOMS • MANY NEW FEATURES DACHSHUNDS AKC register- Tod. Black to Ua. t Months eld. AQ sluts. SB-1191. KER06ENK DELIVER and Fwnaon denning servlet. WE BUY Used Furniture. Ph. FA 3-3173. A Charlea Beaton, f a 1-4316. Plan* TViniag and Repair W. L. Hannon - f a 2-4233 EFFICIENCY Apt., Saatord newest, ideally located 00 First St. near Post Office. 3 City Parking Lots, shopping places. Suitable for cooplo or slnglo, om rent 22. M M • Paint • Repair No utility charge*, inquire 23. MMIng Materials Maautl JsMbeea D e p t . 24. Kldctrlcn] Services Store. 21 A ll CONDITIONING 32. Ftowtrn • Bitwin CONTEACT and REPAIR Hybrid Geraniums la Mona wrnnw GBAPKVILLK NURSERY 1047 SNbt4 AVi. FA MM3 Grapeville Ave. star aotit I t Large 3 bedroom bouat, kitUnfurnished house oa N. chen equipped. Near large Cameron Are. 4 miles east lake. FA *730. el Sanford. 4 Bedrooms, kitchen appliances, quiet 3 Apartments. 11* Kim. Small but nice. IN. *01 Magnolia. Carpet, fireplace, matter bedroom. $63. All clean. NO 3-33*7. 91A. P ita 178 in depredation If ) vu can use this unit. IMS F-4#e CAB to CHASSIS, 174" whssl bus*. 123 x IS 14 ply tires, hasty duty front, rear and auxiliary springs, 2spssd sale, turn signals, Hull, Grata la color and netsr been used. You eun u«n it for 113.94 n month with cumparable *4* trade-in, or th* equivalent In sc* captablc condition. CHEVROLET 3 Door Hardtop Economical 4 Cylinder OLDSMOUILE 44. 4 Door Sedan Automatic and Air Conditioned CADILLAC Eldorado BovIlia KAMBLEK Station Wagon Standard. A Little Rough ORLANDO CH 1-1144 INCORPORATED Your Local Ford. Fulcun, Thunderblrd, Ford Truck Dealer 308 E. lit. St. 8tn Ph. FA 2-1181 311 4-1 I j «» -r % L| �A * •" . ' v r r -r ^ K '-a - r •r ■f *; ^ ’v a , \ Jf A, * -jg» .^T.. TIPTOP QUALITY WESTERN BEER hi#-*. 24*0 P A R K A V E . •tank S T . gA N FO B D , F L A . FRESH LEA N « p „ « » G R O U N D B EEFi*!” altar threat (Iren CWha. lb* Pm khai mfflrmed fln bop# i t his Toeaday mm* eoehrmm that a*ttl#ment at th# Cabin lata# would opts th# way for premia o# other problems. ' Anythlnj els# be nay bar# aoxfeited In communications to th# Soviet leader which are e m i t SUGAR Ob# planting of sugar can# b Cuba yields between torn and elfht crops a year, while a act of eanes will yield only one crop annually la other parti of the world. ATT: FORD OWNERS NOVEMBER Parts Special! * : TO PRO U M D A or p o r ter h o u s e W C U “ ‘ A . FRESH CENTER CUT M A X IE LL HOUSt INSTANT Porkchops LB BONELESS ROUND, RUMP OR SIRLOIN TIP ARMOUR STAR W H ILE S RANKS » 49« CHEESE *49< ROAST WISCONSIN SLICED IIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIU11UI1U1IUIUIIIIII1IIIIIU1II11IIIIIIIIIIIIII1IUIUIIU1III1UU11I1UUUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIM, iiiiu iiiiiiiiiit iiiiiu iiiu iiu u iiin t ifn n n n n iin iiH iiiin iiv BRAVO SOUTH AMERICAN CORNED BEEF BANQUET FR O ZEN FRE-M AR RICH CREAMY 12 0 Z CANS BORDEN SILVER CON GENUINE FORD Thermostats EYAP. MILK TALL CANS GENUINE FORD Anti-Freeze ' nmiiiiiiiimtiiirr 60(Q“»rt LAOY PAIRR INCH PRIM RAKIO . APPLE pie GENUINE FORD R a d ia to r H ose SUN A10 PURE 20% Discount GENUINE FORD SUNSHINE HYDROX O IL F IL T E R S C O O K IE S 57 • 62 Ford & Falcon EACH M M I 54 • 56 FORD . u. 47c LAOY FAIR SLICED HAMBURGER ROLLS 2 3?39* LAOY FAIR ICED CINNAMON EACH PM OP BRING THIS AD TO OUR PARTS DEPT. APPLE JELLY MINS ? 29* l im it -2 WITH 12.50 ORDER DOZEN iiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiimin Y«tr Friendly Ford Dealer STRICKLANDMORRISON. INC. •i MS K. 1st. HT. •• PH. FA 2-1481 U - p ---------— ----------------- !*••**• < ■ eWear. -4 �> % n’- •'’ . 7* 1 •\M l . A ' •• tea late Capt Terry ba teat • personal Cbft Garden was kfflad s k a tea ballcopter te which ha was ridlag aa a eeaabat Is Viet Nam, was by 9 probably br tba a n t president ef tba Chamber of Commerce . . . Hast Co. plant will ba Onbp fan. IS . . . Further call far a shopping can* ter aa well aa M salt apart­ ment houae development . . Now phono booka coming out ba February . . . will bo grata oovt r ad and twice aa big . . . tba pool office baa received • letter goiag to Santa. It was embroidered with tba prettleat ribbon pea'aver did Mrs. Cardan la home mother-in-law to bring tba letter to Tbe Herald so tt might be shared with the people of Sanford. Tho letter: Tho White House Washington Deer Mrs. Cordell: It waa with deep regret that I teamed of tba death of your husband. Captain D. Cordell, United S*'*es Army, who dted la a combat operation in Viet Nam when the aircraft ba was aboard waa shot down by bostilt fire. From the time that ba was designated a "Distinguished Military Student” at The Citadel to his recent assign­ ment with tbe 1st Special Forces be exhibited outstand­ ing professional skill, lead- erahlp and davethn to His many fins qualities won for him tba respect and ad­ miration of both his brother officers and the soldiers with wham ha served. 1 realise words eanaot leatea the hearteeh* suffered by you la the loss of your husband, tt Is my hope that the knowledge of poor hus­ band’s devoted service in our country will be a source of comfort and pride to yon in later years, in daughter. His noble sacri­ fice la attested te by tba award of tho Purple Heart from a grateful nation. Mrs. Kennedy joins mo is extending our heartfelt sym­ pathy to .yon and Judith in tragic loas. Sincerely, J. P. Kennedy WEATHER: Clear end cold through Tuesday. High today, 75-80. Low tonight, 45-50. LETTER CARRIERS, formerly working from tho post office annex on Second 8 i are now operating out of the new post office on the lakefront. The men, working voluntarily over the weekend, moved equipment to be today's delivery, with some of the carrier’s wives also lending a reedy for today’s land. It is helping hand. la expected that all other postal postal equipment will be moved In next weekend. Photo shows Carriers Gifford Wynn and Gordon Honey* cutt putting names on letter boxes. (Herald Photo#) VOL. 58 United Press Leased Wire tlMWA • • • 0 0 0 The County Homo committee will aak tba County Actor Serious aiom tomorrow to HOLLYWOOD <Wl> Ac­ tboao old (Olka at tba county tor Charles Laughton was homo, wm frown aa aaaatracreported still la serious eontioa of any nuralng borne fa­ dittos today at Coders of cility . . Emphaala win ba ttat auraiag boma regulations Lebanon Hospital s h in ba art so strict meat countits to being treated for cancer. can’t cope with them, o o o Death For Four Builders are atill trying to MOSCOW (UPI) Four ■•seta whether or not thry City Manager W. E. Knowles building be put ou the tax roll Mayor Jim Crappe reported Soviet cJtisess have been will bo hurt by tba presiden­ will ask the City Commission and used for commercial pur­ this morning he would recom­ sentenced to death by firing tial edict relative to "nonposes. mend the city take over the tonight to take over the va­ discriminatory” bousing — A delegation of Chamber facility and hold It until some­ squad os charges of specula­ cant post office building on they KNOW tbey’ra burt-but representative* are expected thing could be worked out tion, tha newspaper Trud re­ to wbat extent they can plan First 8L and utilise it for a to meet at the commission with G8A to allow Urn build­ ported Sunday. . . . NatioaaUy, a forecast of new Municipal Library. meeting tonight. ing be put up for bid. 1.4 million housing starts was Knowlta stressed the speee More Control predicted for IM3 (about ths at the library is being need at PARIS (UPI) Franck same aa 1982), they say, but the ultimate now. If the city voter* p r s President Char* doesn’t acquire the facility, now—TtT . . . Very Uttla. if lea da Gsolto majority con­ any speculative eonstructlosi fa tbe General Service Adminis­ trol of the national aaaembly planned now, and tbla baa tration reported it would be today and established him as been "the backbone” of the turned over to the school the strongest political force board to use for administra­ house building industry in recent French history. Many in the construction field tive purposes. SupL of Schools R. T. MBfeel that the effect locally Civilian Shot (Central Florida) win ba more wee, when queried by ths Her­ IIA jII (UPI) |UrlJ - An MIAMI An Array Army The weekend deadline for enndidatea to qualify ald last week, said he could pronounced than a areas far tber north. , . Building trades, not tell whether the school for next week’s municipal elections in Altamonte Mnti ■apply yards, realtors are all board would accept the build­ Springs, Casselberry, Longwood and Oviedo brought civil taught in the shut-down la ing or withdraw thalr request. only one last minute entry as incumbent Mayor Carl wayr Mhr h ffiaW H R jM i The po«t (dO«e alts S itodd w l; 5>t :Cpaaelb«ry fi'e d f o r re-elecUon ju s t a n pimmlng.* It is HURTINGIII tha wvmaoasB: tee of the Chamber had rec­ under Fridays closing date. if . • • • 'the Amy said Election* wlH ba cut and ommended that both the city ’ Seminole football fans in post mortems of ths season and school board withdraw dried affairs In Altamonte Probe Wreckage that has just closed are talk- their request and that the und Oviedo where none of tho candidates have opposi­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — ing about: the excellent game tion. Running for council in The four engines and the taR Gene Williams played against Altamonte are Genu R. Mctioa of the United Airlines DeLand—some say it was ths Stephenson ' for ward three Viscount which crashed near best of his season; that HE and Stuart D. Frltch for TALLAHASSEE (UPI)—The EUlcott City, Md. Friday was the one that made the ward four. In Oviedo Incum­ F l o r i d a Legislature was were to be brought to Na­ first TD: Riser carried the tional Airport today for study. bents Ben Jonee, W. R. ball, but ba waa following scheduled to rasumo its spec­ Gena almost step for step and Flva local youngsters ware Clonta and W. li. Martin ial session hero this afternoon, Seven Escape w h a n the terrific tackle involved In an accident Friday were th* only man to come with many lawmakers feeling NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) bumped the linebacker after afternoon about 2:20 when the out. jeep In which thry were riding that the ^apportionment ques­ —Seven men, wielding make* clearing out the linemen. A somewhat different pic­ Butch stepped Into pay dirt overturned at the corner of ture appears for Casselberry tion will wind up in th* fed- shift knives, broke out of tbe maximum Mcurity unit of territory . . . the "determin­ Mellonvllle and Cornwall Rds. and Longwood. In Cassetberry oral court ed” running of Buteh Riser, The boys had bran hunting races for three scats on the Both houses wore sched­ Central State Mental Hospi­ Jack Caolo, Earl Black . . . and were returning to their Board of Aldermen and for uled to reconveno at 2:30 p.m., tal her* Sunday. Five had Lloyd Freeman’s kicking — homes when Kennsth Gustav th* office of mayor are con­ after a long Thanksgiving been recaptured by this morning. without a shot on punts, with son 18, 2422 Holly Ave., who tested and candidate* for th* weekend. one on place kicks . . . the waa driving the vehicle, at­ two council seat* In Long­ Few legislators fslt the m s TEAM spirit of ths Jayvets tempted to negotiate the corn wood also havo opposition. slon, which has cost tha tax­ Complications that was carried over into or. BONN (UPI) - Defense Running for alderman in payers about $300,000 up to their vanity rumples after There were no injuries ex- Casselberry are Art Lego, now, would be successful. Minister Frani-Jotef Strauss’ their Mason closed, and pre* espt for minor lacerations on Dencil 8. Long, Ed Lunn, Lon Efforts to pass compromise diamatie victory In Bavarian dictions are they will have U the elbow of James Williams, Woodhams, John M. Burnt bills failed Mveral time* last elections has complicated next year . . . the line coach­ 400 Plumosa Drive. The others and J. D. Self; fee mayor week and tbe lawmakers were Chancellor Konrad Aden­ ing job done by the two Jims, In the car were, Richard Glee- are Stoddard and Fred G. unsure what course to take auer's efforts to rebuild a Pigott and McCoy, with the son, 18, 1908 S. Mellonvllle, Heath. Marshal Gus Sawyer now that an apparent deadline coalition government, politi­ Indians and Ralph Slump! and and John Boniface Jr. and hla and Clerk Mrs. Lillian Hen­ for passing the constitutional cal observers said today. John Colbert's development of brothar Alfred, 2218 Palmetto. ning are unopposed. amendment has passed. the Jayvees . . . the spirited Guatavaon waa charged with Village Darkened Longwood council seats are work done by the ebeer lead­ driving too faat for eOnditlona, being sought by Incumbents TRAFFIUME, Italy (UPI) ers . . . the pageantry of the by Trooper Bill Stringfleld. R. C. Carlson and John —The village of Trafflume Trooper Lee Sikee reported Marching Seminole band . . . Reams. Also In th* race* are was darkened today for Us the above-average work done that Robert King, 17, Long­ E. E. Williamson, a former two-month winter midnight by ALL tackles, and tbe rock- wood, overturned hla car at councilman and neweomers Trafflume is in a deep poc­ ribbed "inside line” grldders. Dodd Road and SR 438 when Vernon Finch and Mark Bul­ ket of the Alps where th* he failed to negotiate the • • • lock. A. R. Lortnann for may­ FT. STEWART. Ga. (U P I)- sun never reaches in win­ Sports enthusiasts believe c u r v e at the Intersection. or and Mrs. Onni* Rockett President Kennedy tmbarkgd ter. that one of the most outstand­ King, who waa uninjured, waa Shomat* for clerk are run­ today on a day-long tour of ing accomplishments In their charged with speed too great ning unopposed and Roy Sho­ the massive force of men and Arrive In Laos field in a LONG time, and for the conditions. mat* Is the only candidate for planes ha rushed into position VIENTIANE, Laos (UPI>surely for this year, la the Job While investigating a motor­ th* office of tax collector. to meet any threat arising Four senators arrived Sunday cycle accident at the south end doao at Oviedo . . . That A Political Rally will bo from th* Cuban crisis. os a fact-finding mission un­ group not only railed the of Maitland Ave., Altamonte sponsored in lomgwood by The President, accompanied dertaken at President Ken­ Springs, at noon 8 u n d a y , funds for an athletic field, but tho Volunteer Fir* Dept, cn by Joint Chiefs of 8taff and nedy’s request They are Starting from scratch, built where the road curve* around Thursday at 8 p. m. in tho Adm. Robert L. Dennison, Senate Majority Leader Mika one . . . And on top of that, as a lake there, a 19*52 convert­ City Park with R. T. Milwoo landed at Hunter Air Force Mansfield, (D-Mont), J. if to prove bow right they are, ible compact waa discovered in serving a* moderator. Free Base by jet from Washington Caleb Boggs, (R-Del.), Clai­ some bushes at th* water's they fielded n football team coffee and doughnuts will be and boarded a helicopter for borne Pell, (D-R.L), and tenthat gave a fine account of edge containing th* uncon- served by th* firemen. Ft. Stewart. Jamln Smith, (D-Mass.). itself and MUST have been a eioua body of Hilliard Kemp, | Negro, Orlando, which had run j pride and joy to the high off th* road la th* early morn- j school and tn the town. Ing. • • • Th* ear waa found by apee- j And to show how keen the tators who gathered to assist I competition in our county high Ray Caaaelbeny, 17, Maitland, I schools la, the Lyman Grey­ who had flipped hia motorcy-j The ■'oster of entries for all th* children of the coun­ from the stand will be Sen. hounds had a football Mason ela an th* curve. th* annual Christmas parad*, ty to have Urn* to get get Bernard Parrish and Judges. that Left all tba (ana with Mrs. Boyd Coleman, Father set to roll down Fir:t 8L at here.” "Ooooooh’s and aasaah’s” for John Thomas and Clifford accomplishment . . . Buck 3:30 p. m. Wednesday Indi­ School superintendent R.T. McKibbio. Metis proved that ha was the cates that this will be one of MUwee’s office todlcV.sd to­ There will be at toast on* one to take over the reins Pags 7 the largest and longest ever day that Junior and Mnior band with each of th* units Bridge --------when Bill Proctor decided to to be Men here, Jsycces high schools will be die- as well ss a parade marshall Classified - — Pag* 0 “ get some more education” Parade Chairman Bob O’Neill mUved at l:3o p- ra. and and more than 40 floats, both Comics - Pag* 8 . Those folks out Longwood 7 Pag* said today. elementary schools at 2:30 large sod small. Decorated Drur Abby _ _ _ way arc looking forward to "There will be 11 sections, p. m. Wednesday. Pag* 4 cars and special displays as the next season, feeling that it Editorial Page A reviewing stand for each made up of at least 1 0 Entertainment _ 7 wtU ss marching units will will show even better results! units," O'.Nelll said, "We bav« Judges and dignitaries will taka pari In th* tong, long Legal* .— ~ Pag* 9 * . . Gee. how could that be? entries from an ever Semi­ be erected at the intersection show. Puzzle -------- — Pag* 8 They didn't lose until after nole County and icboob, will of Magnolia Ave. and First Tbe Marine Color Guard the regular M ason was closed, Society —~—, Pag* 8 St. Among Pag* 10 be dismissed early to allow Sports --------wilt toad th* pored* down i did they! Knowles To Ask First St. Library Municipal V o te Deadline Ends SZZ7Z: Jeep Overturns; Four Escape Legislators Back In Session Kennedy Tours Military Bases Established 1908 MON„ NOVEMBER 86. 1962 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO, 591 2 Oil Murray Hey, vice president of th* Hunt Oil Co., Dallas, told the Herald today that two of th* world's largest petro­ leum companies art Interested In securing sites at the Hunt Industrial park, and snld there art two other nationally knows concerns that havo axpr*sa*d an interest In locations her*. In a telephone conversation today Hey said his company waa very disappointed and surprised, that ths Frito-Lay people made the decision on tho Orange County site. Hey said, "the crucial point In the negotiations was th* ex­ tensive disposal facilities nec­ essary for their type of food Vi to ■! to th* line so a guaranty that tha potato chip firm would be sat­ isfied with th* facilities offer­ ed by the oil company at their location on tho IILH Products Co. Industrial park at Sanford Ava. and Onora Road. Hey ft*la that the possible choices had narrowed down to Orlando or Sanford and th* Orange County location waa selected b*caus« of tho exist­ ing facilities there, rather than having te depend oa th* Tits decision of Frito-Lay not to locate in the Sanford area was based in part that ths company was "not confident future Sanford officials would be position to honor commitments made by ths t board,” W. E. Freeman, vice president of the njr sold today. facilities the fclent to beadle their blema w it b o u t pension, and they must have preferred it that w*y.H The decision of the FritoThe Hunt official declared Lay Corp., of Dallas, Texas, they had expressed their will­ to purchase an Industrial site ingness to lay th* nputatlon at an Orange County Indus­ of the Hunt Oil Company on trial park for their proposed new plant, came as a sur­ prise and a disappointment to Sanford city officials who had been trying to Influence the potato chip firm la a Sanford location. Sanford Mayor Jimmy Deputies today are bunting Crapps said, "Wn had been for s Rookertown Negro in given to understand by W.E. connection with a series of Freeman, vice president of atabbings In tha ar*a Sunday Frito-Lay, that the company night, th* Sheriff's office would make no decision on sold. s future Central Florida lo­ Th* Negro was Identified as cation before next year, and Georg* Fisher. He is accused for that reason we decided to of stabbing W. Campbell in lay low and not run them In­ the rhest after an argument to the ground. Ws were very and also knifing Campbell’* disappointed to learn that the sister. company hid made a deci­ Campbell Is reported tn sion without any further con­ aatlifactory condition at 8*m> versations with us.” Inole Memorial Hospital to* day. Deputies Hunt Negro Assailant Stubbings Gets Scholarship "The decision to locate our plant to Orlande was bao oa future growth require­ ments of th* company. We ere not confident future Senford City officials would be In a pealtion to honor commitm*nto made by th* present Board," Freeman said. "Th* Frito-Lay Company do«a not want to b« a burden on any community. In tha opinion of tha officials of my company, Frito-Lay would bo more secure In Orlando,” bo added. Freeman continued by ex­ pressing hla sincere thanks and appreciation to the San­ ford City officials for thalr Interest and fin* cooperation In all negotiations, and re­ grets that ths decision did pot favor ths Sanford location. WW I Vets Meet The regular meeting of the Veterans of World War One, Sanford Barracks, 488, will be hslil Friday, Nov. 30, at 7:30 p. m. at the American Legion ilall on llwy. 17-92, according to an announcement by Com­ mander Edward II. I.udeck*. Open Higher NEW YORK (UPD-Stocks Lake Mary Stetson studant opened higher on fairly hea­ Robert Stubbing* has been vy trading today. named as on* of seven nomQUON8ET POINT (UPI)— In,,'* at th* university to reEight men aboard a Navy rsiv* the Woodrow Wilson transport plane which crush­ scholarships of th* |Ud2-ll3 ed on Davi* Glacier In the academic year. Antarctic were rescued ap­ Each award brings a living parently uninjured, th* Navy allowance of $ IJSOO * year for ■aid today. •ingle students and pay* th* A spokeiman said tha ski- full cost of tuition and fees to equipped twin-engined trans­ th* university. port plane went down on ice Others nominated wtra Al­ about three hours after leav* len* Amholtcr of Jacksonville, ing th* McMurdo Sound Na­ Ron Clifton of Richmond, Va., val air facility. Ilian* Disney of Vernon, Ind., Janet Hawkins of Miami, Don I liunsycutt of Green, 8. C., and ' Karen Steason of Griffin, Ga. I t _ 8 Rescued. From ‘ Ice* Yule Parade— Longest, 'B est' jMacmillan Sets Herald Index Cuba Demands U. S. Dismantle Training Camps Frito Official Explains M ove ★ ★ ★ Shocked, City Official Says First SL from Sanford Ave. te Oak Ave. south on Oak Ave. to Fourth SL east oo Fourth St. to Sanford Avn. sod north on Sanford Ave. to Second SL No units are to disperse until they reach Se­ cond St. , During the parade, memhers of tbe Ssnford-Seminole Jaycees will k U balloons and tbe proceeds «iU be used to take children (ram the Lutheran Haves Homs ta Sil­ via on their annoal Christmas shopping lour. HAVANA (UPI) - Premier Fidel Castro's govenunont de­ manded today that tha United States dismantle "training camps of marcoaartos, spies, as a price for International inspection of Cuba. The demand by the cabinet and th* national board of the Integrated Revolutionary Or­ ganisations (ORI) waa printed today la tha government new»paper Rtvolucioa. It was formulated at a twohour joint sosaioa Sunday night and waa designed to an*wer P r e s i d e n t Kennedy's statements on the Cuban crisis in his press conference las'. Tuesday. Kennedy at that Uma an­ nounced he was lifting tbe naval quarantine of Cuba be­ cause Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev had told him all Russian bombers would bo withdrawn from th* island within 30 days. Tha President noted, how­ ever, that Cuba "has not yet permitted the United Nations to verify whether all offensive weapons have been removed and no lasting safeguards have yet been established against the future Introduction of offensive weapons back in­ to Cuba.” Today's Cuban statement was released shortly before Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mlkoyan was Kbeduled to return to New York after a 24-day visit to Cabs. CustMaer 8«rvlr*s EAST TIMB PAYMENTS NO CARRYING CHARGER EXPERT WHEEL ALIGNMENT DeGaulle Meet LONDON (Ul’l) — Prim* Minister Harold Macmillan will confer with French Presi­ dent Charles da Gaulls in Franc* Dec. 1S-16 for "a per­ sonal and direct exchange of views” on international prob­ lems, it waa announced today. Th* announcement In Lon­ don and Paris had been pre­ dicted for Mveral days and was seen as a prelude to MscraiUen talks with President John Kennedy prior to Christ- construction and installation of suitable equipment hera. However, Hey does not expect any building In the Immediate futura and he to net sura that ths deal has bean closed as yet far th* Orlando Industrial site. WE SPECIALIZE IN TlltKS FOR FOREIGN CARS WE GIVE PLAID STAMPS Of Our 33 Year* Experience . . . . . . . . . . Tire Supply INCORPORATED 403 W. 1st SL 8asfurd Th. FA 2-S431 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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I • -f r 11 rSi’SSJ li \lj G K N V D fl FORD R adiator H ow 20% Discount GKNU1NK FORD O IL FILTERS IT • t t Ford a F a k es XACM $2M M -M FORD ■ACM IJ-M BRING THIS A D TO OUR PARTS DEFT. , '•.*I i Drew Chevalier, Mika Caaa Evtrybody-Wort Day by olo. Mrs. Pat Hard* and tha school Wolf yack*, made q d m a Mr*. Jam Armstrong were commit!** and all PTA mamor mora family salts with addappointed u a by-law* reviban ara urged to pertldpato ad stragglers, t* operate la by Prwkknt Kaanatb Melabaahag tad fcflllag thefr fced. aai Sen Law- water activities ia tha laadB a r k a t t , note Boa Coanervatioa Dis­ Brawn. Shirley Thereat Muzlk, Mat Lord. Rickard Lynch. Riniaa Elbell. Martha Griffin. Docothlo* Wit llama, Augustus Brown Sr., Ragtaa Butler, Betty Deuacy, Molhe Griffin of Sanford. trict, Information regarding tba mrr*y work win ba available to all land sonars and eitisens ia the district by coo­ ts cling Ben Wiggloi. Pack 540 Host To Roundtable Mr. and Mrs. Richard Elball of Sanford, a girl Dtedurgea By Jane Cnnoolbon y Abbi* Hinckley, Lewis Crmns, Cub Scout Pack 440 of Cards may ba requested by Basic Dellinger of DeBsry; Casselberry was host Mon­ mall through the Chspel of­ Joseph Peek. Griffin, Geargis; day night to tho Weklwa Dis­ fice, and a stamped, eelf-sdMr. and Mrs. Hammond An­ Bass McKinnon. Oviedo; Ro­ trict Roundtsblo at tbo Cas­ drew Polk of Sanford, n girl berts W i 111s m s , Joseph Mr. Kenneth Peloquia, pub­ selberry Community Metho­ Discharge* Sbsrpe, Florence Long. Mn. lic relations director for tha dist Church. Mrs. Hebert Kovacs and baby, Hammond Polk and baby of Tho meeting woa attended Winter Perk Telephone Co. DeLand; Joyce Green, Titus­ Sanford. by M den mothers, eubmast­ reports that conversion to ville; Elizabeth Tubbs, Lake ers and scout officiate. Mr. ladoded ia the im ic t will Mary; Mn. William C. HalDirect Distance Dialing last be Christmas carols and part back and baby; Mn. Sebora Sunday, Nov. IS, wu carried and Mrs. Do* Ackerman of Hander* Messiah. out smoothly, with excellent wen In charge. Erins and baby; Patricia Ana There wae a largo display A nativity scent will be Harper, Neva Botaford, Lin­ result* reported throughout of Christmas ornaments, displayed throughout Dec­ da Jones, Iris Kelly, Thelma their Midway and Terraco gifts, candles and other de­ ember . it wae carved la Brown. Grace Holloway, John lines. By Jane corations that can bo made Oberamnmrggu by AW* Jackson, Grace Terpetming There were only a tew The South Seminole Mlsifie by cubs and Mrs. Frances Lang and baa been shown in and Janice Vlhlen of Sanford. Chib visited the Central Flor­ Mattered reports of difficul­ Setje, denmother of Pack Knowtoo Memorial Chspel ty from people wbo miscon­ NOVEMBER tT ida Museum and Planitarium strued directions printed In 540, (aught several games •vary year since 18J7. that can be used at den ia Orlando last week In two Prank Hill, DoBary; Charles groups, the first group go­ advance advertisement* and meetings. Kessler. DeBsry; Eddie Cun- ing on Tuesday and the **• tha new telephone books. But Refreshments of doughnuts the phono company manage­ Miff, Longwood; Cawa Dt- coed on Wednesday. and coffee were served fol­ ment was confident Out Cloedt, Lake Mary;' Jack While there they eajoved DDD would souo become a lowing the meeting. Davis, Orlando; Kuth Ellen seeing the Star Show and Ex­ An advanced t r a i n i n g familiar thing throughout tha Payne. Dawn KUdy, Roberta hibit nation, occasioning no more course for denmothers will Willis ms, Joseph Sharpe, Ro­ These young missile buffs trouble than dialing across be ghreo on Dec. T at T:M Pour Florida private col bert 8. Miller, Aliya Cavan­ p. m. in the library of tho leges — Stetson University, augh, Vincent Hants, Sandra ■re students at the South town. Fen Creek School la OrRoUins, Florid* Southern, and Lae Harris and George Best Seminole Junior High School pt Casselberry. They were Florida Presbyterian— have Births Tbo next cub roundtable The Duryea brothers built begun ia coordinate their ef­ Mr. and Mrs. David L. Dt- accompanied on the trip by their ipoasor, Mrs. Catherine America's first practical gaso­ win be held on Dec. IT at forts in several fields of no- Cloedt of Lake Mary, a boy Martin and by several of tho line automobile at Springfield. 8t John’s Lutheran Church in tali Interest, according to Discbargee Maas.. In Utt-UU. Winter Park. Stetson Dean W. Hugh Me Mrs- Jimmy Jackson and mothers. Entry Jr., chairman of tbo baby, lit. Dora; Mrs. Robert group's steering committee. Showman and baby, LongMcEnlry said subcommit­ wood; Joyet Brown, Lako tees are at work on bring Mary; Jack Davia, Orlando; Ing distinguished authorities Mrs. Jerry Gross and baby, and artiste to Florida for Alena Kbodes, Carol Frost, npechl observances and to Judy Jessen, Augustus Browu supplement instruction ia Sr., Emma Vlhlen of Sanford. foreign affairs, religion, and NOVEMBER U tbs fino arts. Other committees art ex­ ploring such areas for co­ operation as college admis­ sions, curricula, library re­ sources, and foreign study abroad. “ Interstate Highway 4 has aada oar four collages neigh­ bors In n far more practical asns* than was previously potaRtle,'’ McEnlry said. “We feel efficient method* of co­ operation can bo found to Implement the many educa­ tional objectives and cultural interests which our campus­ es share.* Tbo Institution , calling themselves the Associated Mid-Florida Colleges, espect ON DISPLAY at the Bank Building in DoBary ia the above pictured to obtain financial support small scale model of the proposed addition for the DoBary Community from an educational founda­ Josephine Dosughy, Colon Methodist Church. Label# indicate that the present wing to tho right of tion for at least on* of ibtlr Dampler and Warren Ewing, tha main sanctuary will be enlarged and rooms at the extreme right will DoBary; Jaolct Wallace, June be addeiL ' (Cox Photo) Missile Club Visits Museum Four Colleges Coordinate Work Additional (J ijr § > a ttfo r ii it e r a lft PRO G RESS ED ITIO N are available lor mailing to your friends ■ -tV Covers A ll Costs The Sanford Herald 204 W . 1s t S t P H . FA 2 -2 6 11 �Court Move? T A L L A B A 8 8 EK, Via. (UPI)—The possibility that a federal coart wfll t e n to atop In and ghra Florida a r a pper tlonmcnt formula looaiod Ugh pretty blank.” today aa legislators a Q M a d i Hooao Spanker M a l l a r y mltted they coaid not find IM Tuesday « I h Boom — i» bn% M by WUHaa C W f«U o f Marion, got (M r back* 9 and accused seoatove 01 trying to dictate Hooao makeup. Son. Dompoty Barron at Panama City Jumped on Ua Callow aonatora. bapiytog they war* bating tboir vote* on friendship and tiadaa ralbar Utea the Jaaaaa.' ■ garo op la disgust Wadneoday and went homo (or Thaakn* firing. Both bootee iimnrene at 2:30 p. m. Monday, but only a few bellere anything eaa ha accomplished. Keen If aa accoptabla coat, promit* coaid bo found. Son. aald, It la tea late to get a plan to the people for approval aad hold the three electlona nocoo anry to fill new eeata la time for the IMS aeeaiea in April. "Wo coaid eubmit a prepeeal to the people, hat tho now log* latatore could not bo coated by April t,* bo aald. The tetalon hat already coot cloae to 9300,000 aad baa pro­ duced not a ainglo now law. "I waa optimbtle op until Tueaday night,” Bald Senate Casselberry . Mayor Carl Stoddard will qualify Friday aa a candidate for reflection to the office whoa ho tame la hie petition bearing the signatures of 10 registered Sem inole Indians M aidens L ead W ar D ance In Streets Jottings editor Mrs. H. L. Johnson has come wp with a good question this week . . . what DID happen to that proposed Lite Monroe Volun­ teer Firs Dept? Sanford Elks will have a free show of magic by Fred Tlrrell aad Company to give members and their families on entertaining Tbaakagivtog evening . .• show starts at 1 p. m. On Saturday tho club will hart n big Thanksglvlnj Dance for moesa and dada and their guests. Got word late yesterday afternoon from Dot Courier, Oviedo town clerk that Ben Jones, BUI Martin and Rax Clonta finally got around to qualifying for tho olaetion ta Oviado on Dae. 4. Dot waa Did you aoo tha good ship "Dusaway” parked at tha city dock thla wcekt Tha owner, who wouldn't give us hia noma, says ha cams down from Wilmington, DoL, to spend 00m* thus to our fair city hot found there waa no electricity available at tho local wharf. 8till bar*, but it doaa aoem funny that If wa are raputad to have power available wa don't have it. Oh to be to N*w England, now that tha foliage la in brilliant array. We’ve been here for years, now, and still mountains that arc so nice to laaa ana's ayes against- /l&WA Parade Honors Tho Spaaleh dab’s elovor portrayal of a hnlldog to a big tu p garnered the most points in the SIlS Homecom­ ing Parade Wednesday with fTA coming In second and Science aad Key dubs lying for third. The points on which tho Qoate were Judged were one point for compliance with theme, two points for originality; three points for work­ manship aad four points tor il attractivooM*. Judge* wore Mrs. David Oatchel, Douglas Steaatrom aad E. D. Klrchhoff. Thousands Jammed tb* sidewalks aad ovsrftowcd to* to the streets to watch tha parade, cheering at It eame by and calling greeting* and approval of their favorites. Tb* Twirling Senttootee ta their Indian maiden outfits led the parade, to the choers of the crowd, backed up by the Marching Seminole Band. They wore followed by tho cheerleaders riding on con­ vertibles, Indians on horse* back, sod spoosor* In even­ ing gowns, many decorated cere and about II floats. , Following the parade, the band, majorettes sod cheer­ leaders gathered on the cor­ ner of First Si. and Magnolia Av*. to hold a pep raUy aod Urn band played “Tb* War of 18U." Dividends WASHINGTON (UPU-Th* •Vat r r u it e ' irtminist-'atieo (VA) hat reco*ended that U bonus dietbe allowed t o ' t holder* of (lends to t.S m G. I. Uf* Insurance policies. Issues Order THE HAGUE (UPI) - AU dogs in Hallaad must bo inoc­ ulated against rabies, the Ag­ riculture Ministry announced here Wedneaday. The order Billowed tho death of a boy hillcD by a rabid dog. ,Seriously 111 SPANISH CLUB with their big (lout depicting a Bulldog caught in a trap won the moat points in Judging in tha Homecoming Parade to take p la c e . (Herald Photo) AMSTERDAM (UPI)—for­ mer Queen WilhelmIns, who reigned over Holland for 30 yean, was reported by an official court spokesman to­ day it be sick, suffering from tha "Ills of oxtremo old age." Police Car Bids Awarded The Strickland-Morrison Co. of Sanford waa tha apparent low bidder for two policecars aa well as two imall pick-up trucks at tha City Commission bid opening Wed- aetday afternoon. The Strickland • Morrison bid for the cars was $4,367 and $2,991.40 for the truck*. The apparent tow bid for the parking meter motor Come One One hundred dollars to gift certificate* will be given away to some hicky down­ town Sanford shoppers during tho big sales promotion which hat been planned for tho next three weekend*, E. C. Harper Jr., president of Warrant Issued For Astronaut MARIANNA, Fla. (UPD-A county Judge Wednesday is­ sued a warrant for tha arrest of astronaut Virgil Criiaom. . Jackson County Judge Jul­ ias Laramore said Grissom had failed to pay a $20 fine for going TO miles an hour through this northwest Florida town. The apecd limit to 33. Laramore s a id Grissom was ordered to appear in court her* Nov. 3 but called from Cap* Canaveral Nov. 3 aod said ha could not appear. Bridge -----Fag* • Classified —_ Page S-B Comics — ... Pago 2-B Daar Abby . — Pago 9 Editorial ...... Pag* 10 Entertainment . Pag* 9 Legale Pag* 2-4-11 * S-B Puasle......... Pag* 2-B Saclaty------Pag* t Sport* rr Pars U scooter waa Robaoo Sport­ ing Goods for $1,022. The bids are expected to be awarded at Monday's City Commission meeting. . Come A ll! the DMA baa announced. The awards will be In de­ nominations of |43, $33 and $23 and will be drawn from a box containing tha stub* of tickets that will bo giv­ en out by merchants, Friday night. Hundreds of very fine bar­ gains and discounts am be­ ing offered, with a big dou­ ble page of apoeiala right in the middle of today's San­ ford Herald. Sanford merchants have united to make thla on* o( tha beat sale* to be staged In the city, and the winners names will be drawn right after the • p. m. closing of stores Friday. LE HAVRE, Prance (UPI) —Sixty French trawler* aban­ doned herring fishing grounds off Calais Wednesday to protest the arrive! of 130 Russian trawlers, according to reports here. Resigns Job Christmas shoppers are in­ WASHINGTON (UPI) vited to browse while stocks President Kennedy accepted an still complete aod get Wednesday the resignation of their shopping done early,> Howard C. Petersen, the prestaking advantage of some1 Identic I assistant who steered rosily first - rat* bargain1 the Trade Expansion Act prices. through Cooitesi last year. Tha second tale will be held Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 and1 Birthday the third ona Doc. T and IUVALDE, Tex. (UPD-F°rmer Vico President John Nance Garner celebrated both Thanksgiving and his -Mth birthday today in his email white frame home In tho . sleepy southwest Tessa town 1 of Uvalde. : Yank Killed ■ f I 1 , 1 [ A Negro prisoner at the city Jail attempted suicide Wednesday but was saved by an alert poUe* officer, police reported. Robert Mi gill attempted to bang himself by tielog a piece of cloth to the top of to* cell and jumping oil toe bad. Lt. Joe Hicksoo. making a routino check, cut MaglU down. Quits Grounds SEOUL, Korea (UPI) N 0 r t b Korean Communist troops killed a U. 8. soldier and wounded another in ■ hand grenade attack on a United Nations observation post Tuesday night, it was announced today. ! Back To Port > ) ■ > • ■ a MAYPORT, Fla. (UPI) The first two destroyers to arrive bore from ths Cuban blockade were greeted Wed­ nesday by Navy wives and children in a happy reunion. Sailors lined the rails of the destroyer* Harwood and Ward to catch a glimpse of families and loved ooes whom they had seen only aarely to the tost NEW DELHI (UPI) - In­ dia and Communist China snnounced today that fight­ ing has stopped la an lec­ tors of their border war. Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru made so comment 00 whether India baa accepted tho Chinese proposal (or a cease-fire aad negotiations. But ho released a tough re­ ply rejecting an earlier Fa­ king hid tot-Ulka, aad nbservers HUM Us tone commitled India 10 aa dvcntual re­ jection of tho ateeodlio ofNehru announced the pause in the firing to both bouoee of parliaments. “So far as we know, then is an effective cease-fire," he told the upper house. "Then has been no firing since last night—that Is 00 the Chinese side." 11* added that oo further nows had been received. Ho had mad* ■ similar announcement in the tower house. At tha same time, tbs Com­ munist New Chiu News Agency, monitored in Tokyo, announced that C H In a e o troop* "have eestod dm" on all fronts. It warned India to accept its terms tor peace talk* or risk a general war. It said U. 8. aid to India made the risk all the greater. SUte Rep. lfack Cleveland Jr., baek la the county from tho grueling halt ta the roapportionment fight until nost Monday, said Urn hooao waa firmly committed to a MS body member aad that tho pork choppora worn toeing aad as a powerful torts la tka legislative kail*. Cleveland, when contented this meratag.-aald bo felt it was hopeless that aaythias weald ha accomplished during tho next week of tho session. MACK CLEVELAND JR. Discussing tho propoead 108 Pork Chopper* House member plan, tho San­ ford legislator strosaad It wonld bo a tot Ism axpanalvo, easier to operate aad mmtrol aad "wouldn't be so nawieldly." Cleveland said If anytMag was to bs settled U would have to be la tho eensU halls aad Urn pork ebop gagg would have to give la a little. ••They're toeing their power . . . You can teO by the tote switching which has surprised • tot of-eoopte?'1he jfttod. gpealal ahiueh aerviceo, big dinners and family outings were planned across the conn* ty as tho festive holiday be* Cuban Crisis Tension Eases WASHINGTON (UPD-Tho mighty war machine! of the United State* and Russia went back to their normal cold war duties today. WUh tha easing of tension over Cuba, tha armed forces of both nation* relaxed the emergency conditions to force since Oct. 21 Russian Premier Nikita S. Khruthchcv cancelled Wednciday tha emergency combat readiness" orders he sent out at the height of tha crisis and pulled hia submarines out of tha Caribbean. The United States, at the aame time, announced: —Recall of thu 183 warship* that ringed Cuba for four weeks. —Tha Strategic Air Com­ mand waa returned to tha con­ dition* “ hold prior to tho Cu­ ban emergency,” with fewer bombers on 13-mtout* alert. —About 31,000 mao—resarvlata mobilised for tha criiia and serviceman bald beyond their discharge date—wU be In a special Thanksgiving message, President Kennedy expressed too nation's grati­ tude to the men and women of tho armed fore** whoso “ immediate fiid ifliu to fact any danger have baas most tvideat darts# ths past Ho­ arai wash*” Africans Riot A t Cope town CAPETOWN. South Africa (l)PI>— Mar* than 1*S ma­ chete-wielding African* riot­ ed about 30 milea south of here early today, Waving at Wait 10 penooa dead, in­ cluding two whites. The Africans marched In­ to the sleepy town of Faarl stoning and burning business houses la apparent reprisal for a wave of streets to con* section with machete mur­ ders to their area. fa*. Aa of 8 a. w. there were no, traffic mishap* as tho holiday began a t l p w . In a proclamation. President Kennedy suggested that “w* give our thanks for the safety of our land, for tho fertility of our harvests, for tho strength of our Liberties, for tho health of our people*." Moot of tho nation tnjoyad clear and mild weather, al­ though some rain aprinhlod tho East and Pacific oNrth* west, and- tha lower Great Hunt A ctor LONG BEAClf, Calif. (UPI) Lahea region. —Actor Leif Erickson aad his ion, BUI, IS, overdue aboard their 24-foot sloop in tho Cata­ D ecision N ears lina Channel, were the object ANDERSON, 8. C. (UPI) — today of a Coast Guard A federal Judge expects to da* eld# by tho first of the year search. whether to order tho admla* •Ion of s Negro to all-whit* Ciamaon Collage. Oral argu* School Meet TAMPA, Fla. (UPI^—Edu­ menu on 0 suit by Harvey cators from almost every in­ Gantt, charging tho itato-aup* stitution of higher learning in ported Institution with die* the state will gather hero Fri­ crimination, were completed day and Saturday for a eoo- Wednesday and Judge C. C. (erenco on “tho changing dis­ Wycho asked for additional ciplines to higher education." briefs in (he eaa*. 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Barnkwla Ci sag's ap ical ^TU ra u Use ia tha Vailed Matas aad larnkwla Canty raafca M h ta vahm ad saptahiai aaU, M i m i a M kn * tm t mm, ba QUANTITY MQHTf R U IK V IO — MUCH 9000 afactuyiaf pleat of sgaal ralaa W IQ tXvUUUC pUBbe "Y et I have aavar seen a a m i “U wa hast tm tbaaght that e m y time > ett- shovelful ad dirt tamed at the d tm f s s w p m M a f a c t a graoad breaUag h r « s m a , ha la fo ttt* ia a m m these tfricaKaral maaafec Et u i lu n w wbo Mid. I l l lint farmer was the Hr* MM Mi lB historic ■obtitty nste M IS* poemiioe ■ad om at the Uod.” thru NOV1M M A 24* T-bone, Sirloin, Round Swift’s Pnwiaw Cm law 5?T * Bastaa lifts Park Raast 39" Caialaad Chiik Raima » 39" Ctpthif Braaaaakwtiiar c 39‘ Taraaw III lakai Haw & 59' firoapar Fisk Filkfs. . . «, 39* M 1-Lb. Pfcg. I m i W New slkJa-out pas* hogs kaaps bacon Scout Troop 504 To Collect Toys For Fireman Used toy. which i u h » paired f*r a n u Christmas fills will hs coUsctad Batorday by Bor Scoot Troop M i The troop, which has head­ quarters at the Latter Day Bslnta Church at 24th and • Park, will rocchre toys at the Chureh between 11< m. and 2 p. m. The Scoots will also bo tearteslnf the low* ha pish ■p toys. After they era collected, the repairable toys will bo givon to tho 8NAS Merlnes sad the Sanford firemen to bo repair­ ed, and wilt then be distribut­ ed at Christmas to local chil­ dren. Legal Notice tn t w b o m e v r r m o i s t , r is t m j u d ic ia l em ovrr o r r t M i D * in a n d won BKNIXOI.N t'Ol’ MTT. CHON, i h t iii. uese CUAIUTT 1AJVKT ATKINHON. • plaintiff f r a n c ii H ssn rL T BON, s o n r i er TOlFUANCIB ATKINSON, , W hite Bacon 1 4 -o i. | Family Loaves S a v in g s W-0 "Bronddd" BEEF Is sanfully Mlsctsd for tandamau ond Flavor. Only the flnart beef wsori tho W-0 "Brondad" shield. Guorontaod toMy and tandar svsrytlms. WTH THIS COUCH AND HJKHAH OO PsiM H iFinu liled i ScotTissue Back Y o n * Deop South Strawberry . . la vs 10 Prisirvu 24-oe. Jar Dixla Darling or Dtap South . . (Limit 1) C h a f Boy A r Dee (with M o a t Balls) Thrifty Maid Yillow Cling . . Sava 4# Libby's . . Sava 10d Miyomise 39‘ Peaches no. 2^con 25* m -m -m Sfagketti 3 ,!& T 6 topkg. Thrifty Maid Goldan . . Save 4e a t k ix - S.lut.11 Parkoy M a rga rin # a orr MoKINtT Thrifty M a id Graan . . Sava piece el residence wn- Lima Bm is . fi fiaewa A aw.rs C.sipUInt h e .In . t u a filed eg alnet you la the Circuit Court I . end (or Seminolo County, Florida, In Chen.ory, lor Dlveree. Mo etvort title •( Mid aotl.n b.lna CUAIUTT LrOVKT ATKINBON, Plaintiff vo. FRANCIS MoKINLT ATKINCON, Defen. done, ihoio pre.eaie tro to ceuee and require you t . m * your wrltt.n eilono.., ir any, b> the Complaint ril.4 hero­ in. end to ooroo a copy there­ of upon Plaintiff, attorney on or before the 14th day or December, A ' P. 1PM, other­ wise a Decree fe e Cenfeeae will ba entered e.eleet you end Ibe <auee proceed as marie, WITNCSh mr band and offl•let eeal e l Sanford. Seminole County, riorlda, thle ISM day •t No.ember. A D. ISM. Dal M o n ts Plnaoppla-G r'frult O ld Fashioned C rockin' Good Big 6 0 Suparbrand C ottage SUMRlfUND YOUR CHOICE Astor YOUR CHOICE (■SAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., Clerh of ibe Clroult Court, Math Judicial Circuit el Florid* Or; Martha T. Vlbten D. C. Oordon V. Frederick Attorney for I’UInllfr P. u. Boa IMS 103-iet North Park A»euue Henfurd, Florida I’ubllah Noe. I). SS * Deo. e, is, isss. CDC-lt m giant box (SAVI 100 M A X W E L L HOUSE . . Sava 25 < « -s DETERGENT . . Save Large Selection Of H U M M EL Figurines P O W E L L ’S l i t MAGNOLIA AVB. it Frss Tm YiJm Stamps GET EXTRA VALUE AND TOP VALUE STAMPS AT 20< Ofiiciouir �I --------,-------- — r r f T» •rS--'T ‘ IIT IIW W A t Seminole High School Band baa received aa Invita­ tion to march la the annual Gasparilla Parade in Tampa, Fab. 11th, Bandmaster Eraeat Cowley announced today. Tbo invitation read, in part. .-Vf! n o Goepol Singing Show acbodnlod at tbo Chrie Cuter Friday at • p.m. by tbo San­ ford Fire Department will fea­ ture tbo Florida Boys, The Harveaten and a tout group, n o C n u den . n o throe groups win enter­ tain with four hours of foottapping, spiritual and gospel soags, with a refreshment break scheduled for midway la the show. Tickets are on sale from say member of the Fire De­ partment, and all funds will go to the Firemen’s Benefit Fund, Inc. MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ROAD BLOCKS will be set up Saturday by Sanford Lodge 1851, Loyal Order of Moose, at the intersections of First St. and French Ave. in Sanford and of SR 436 and Hwy. 17*92 in Fern Park for the 8outh Seminole area. Lodge members meeting in spe­ By Deaaa Estes The Civic League Building in Longwood was filled to ca­ pacity Tuesday night for a second area meeting called by Longwood Mayor A. R. Lormann to plan and organise civil defense action should an amergency arise. Fire department and radio active monitoring equipment wai demonstrated and ex­ plained and additional voluateen were accepted to serve in various capacities. Discussion centered on civil defense preparation for the Longwood Elementary School and on methods of possible evacuation with emphails put on the fact that parents should not rush to the school, there­ by adding to the confusion, should an evacuation become necessary. The contributions t h a t American servicemen have made to their country and why we observe Veteran’s Day was the subject of an informal discussion held at an assembly at the Midway Elementary School last week. American Education Week also received special recog­ nition at the school with a panel discussion by several members of the school Includ­ ing the following: What Is American Educa­ tion Week? by Darleen Oliver; How Did American Education Week Begin? by Annye Refoe; What Is the Purpose of Amer­ ican Education Week? by Freddie Perry; How Are American Education Week WASHINGTON (UPI) — The conaervaUve thrust la New York State toward s power position la tbo GO? party Jolted liberal, moderate and Elsenhower Republicans. There probably will be more Jolts. Sen. Clifford P. Csee, (RN. ].), instantly proposed countermeasures. Case would organise llb-mod-Ike Repub­ lican office holders in a na­ tional alliance. This alliance would be directly opposed to the new-born Conservative Party, Ine. CPI was organis­ ed by Republicans resentful ot party policy in New York State and nationally. CPI polled more than 126.000 votes for governor In New York Nov. S with its politically unknown candidate bucking the Republican and Democratic nominees. The CPI plan la to establish ItseU in command of 200,000 or more conservative votes In New York. Then H would warn moderate Republicans that theu votes would bo withheld in New York from any presidential or state can­ didate who did not meet mi­ nimum conservative stand­ ards. The left-wing Liberal party in New York bargains that way to persuade Democrats to nominate left-of-center na­ tional and slate tickets. When the Republican party ia con­ vinced it needs those thou­ sands of conservative party votes in New York to win nationally or in the state, the policy posture of Repub­ lican national and state nomi­ nees is likely to change. CPI got on the New York State ballot by petition, a difficult technique. It will re­ main on the ballot so long as U polls at least 30,000 votes for a statewide candidate. A newspaper headline reported: ConaervaUve Party vexes the GOP. Vexes? The word Is too Second Meeting Set For New H D Club cial committee Sunday to plan the blocks were, seated from left, Otis SJoblom,-governor of the lodge and Lew Luster and, standing, from left. Bruce Aul, BUI Harris, Joe Perry and Allen Bashar*. (Herald Photo) weak. Cass’s proposal bet­ ter suggests the Republics* reaction to conservative re­ bellion. Case ballavaa his proposed liberal Republican alliance would mobilise par­ ty support for such projects as medicare, federal hous­ ing and urban ranawaL He believet, also, that his By SMrtey Weotwerth The second organisational muting for a Home Demon­ stration Club in the Bear Lake-Forest City area will be bald next Thursday at 8 p.m. In the borne of Mrs. Richard Mathea, Llnneal Beach Dr., Bear Lake. Eaact Unto and date ot monthly meetings of the new elub will bo decided upon at this Urn*. The group also will vote on whether to form a day or an evening club. Mlaa Myrtle Wilson, Sem­ inole County homa demonitralion agent, Is eapacted to at­ tend tha muting. alliance would influence se­ lection of a 1M4 presidential nominee. Republican rootervaUves unhappily feel that their -tarty already is too touch mobilised tor the pro­ jects Case favors and that tba liberals long since aalasd Tba word ‘’Thai* means control of Republican nation­ al conventions. "fTM." R E T IR E D B U T A C T IV E ? I am looking for tha man who doesn't answer every ad. The man who prefers to work for himself. If you’re not satisfied with your present retirement income and want to make good money for juat a few hours per week . . • Investigate this offer* Just a small initial invest* ment will bring you un* limited opportunity. Write to set your appointment for an interview—M. L . LACY . . . Bos 101 c /o Sanford Herald. WELCOME WAGON Hostess, Mrs. Virginia Petroski receives a supply of Christmas Seals, to further the fight against tuberculosis from Seal Campaign Chairman Claude Hlttell, as she begins her rounds of newcomers to the county. Hlttell also represents Holler Motor Co. which furnishes the new Chevy II Welcome Wagon in which Mrs. Petroski makes her calls. 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PRINTED COTTON FLANNELS REGISTER FOR U \ 'A V -IS NO OBLIGATION TO IUT V* N O D O W N PAYM ENT Light Weight 36" To 44" Width Reg. 1 Printed Everglades OPEN MONDAY NIGHTS w h e r e y ou r d olla r bu y s M ILES m o r e First St. fir French Ave >2 S. — D rive Thru Fern P ark to Seminole County Line ■ sew a n d & AVEm m m m TRADE IN ALLOWANCE P H O N E F A 2-0244 �gfJJU i i • ... 1. T h e M ir t lf B roth er! and their S ta ff w ith to thank the thousands who turned out last Sunday to view the p ra n ie r showing o f Deltona and the eigh t brand new PackersTop T hey wish also to apologise and to thank the m any w ho could not see the M odel Homes because o f th e crowds. Please come bade! W e are sure you will voice the excitem ent o f everyone who saw these beautiful hom es and the M aster Plan fo r the community o f D eltona after 14 jn m of eerrico. Boors a n Iran 2:80 p. m. uatU 5:80 p .m . at the Laka Bafjr Chamber of Cnaanwa ButkUaf. ONI O f THE brand now Hackla Brothers homes now beinf constructed off of Interstate 4 near Enterprise. The company anticipates building 5,000 homes with an ultimate goal of 20,000. (Herald Photo) always 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. h ave at least Hospital Notes .waiard Brows, BarherviBe; Mrry Butler Jr„ DeLaad; Carolyn CoUlna, Casselberry; Linda Suited, Laka Maty: Margaret Wfrth, Allied Bsvla, Xadidl Bkharte, Mart, Awilds Ferrara, Stan­ ley Oglesby, Henry Harman af St. Lao Slates Homscoming, troveUses,-Abbot Marion will celebrate Maos hi the abbey church el 11(00 a. m. The Knights of Columbus, Son Antonio, wfl serve n bar­ becued chicken dinner on the grounds h m 12:00 noon to 1:60 p. as. BsesHiWse will bo In the abbey shank at 4:00 y. m> There will be entertainment, tatted leers about tbo abbey and the now campus build­ ings, tad b u m cart excur­ sions for youngsters over slaty. The Abbey Singers, Col­ legian Variety Show, presen­ tation of Th# Booty Heart by the College Dramatists, ac­ tivities in the-(Joint Loo Tangelo Bowl and fun nt Lake Jovlta will bo aomo of tha fssturo attraction*. A rt A bsil M eet Tho Sanford Art Assn, will meet Moaday at tho home of Mrs. Marguerite Graham at S2N Grandview nt S p. m. A discussion on “Technique* of Feinting” will be ted by Joe Mathleux. Legal Notice IN T U unrru nr Cl n e t IT COL'MT. j u d ic ia l c in o v r r r tn n iD A in a n d r o w tnmxoLB m v m CHSXCBHT SO. 1SOOO n u u r la v o n n b l e w i s . -v»- r a i s t lf f WILLIAM J. LB Win. D if.ndait n n rsrw n r a v rr TCt-WILLIAM J. LEWIS, whose ,tae* *1 residence I* unknown A ewer* Complaint having teen filed seslnst 70 a U Ike Circuit Court le e»d far ■smlnole Couety, florid#. In Ckancsrr, for Dlvoroe, (he •her! HU* ef eeld action fc.lag RUHT LWOVM K LEWIS, Plaintiff, ve, W1LUAM J. LEWIS, Defend##!, ikes* prs- ELVES? Not nxncthr, but thaan Harlans a n hatpin# Santa la a apodal workshop got op right boro In Sanford. A t k ft CpL Ronald Gordon pota a rncord-player back together that joat noodod aomo ro-wiring, aa CpL flam Wiidmon txamlnea a second machino. Tha boautUul big doll in tha foreground juat nooda some now elothoo to mako her the nicest Chriatmaa present any littla girl could aak. CpL Gordon and CpL Wiidmon are two of the 15 Martnoe who hare boon spending their off-dutjr houre in the Toyo lor Tote workshop. (Herald Photo) There won t be at./ n.got­ ten children In Sanford on Cbriitmae Day if the Marine* hare anything to aay about It. And they not only era saying something about it, they are doing something. For weeks, officers and men of the Marine Barracks of Mr. and Mrs. Uwronco Borhott of Stated, a girl Mr. sad Mrs. Fisads Marrof Sanford, i hoy Mr. and Mrs. Ksrmtt CeOhm of Casselberry, a boy Discharges Willard Brows, BarbarviHe; terry Butler, DoLand; VttU la y Harper, Lake Mary; Mrs. David DeCloedt and baby, Laka Mary; Londia Site, James Lane, Henry Potass, Kyle Repp, Aliya CavaSM0l sad Richard Lynch of Isafsrd. that g o ntfy d ^ M o V ln g Coll F A 2-5733 A U TO GLASS BRASS s a i B u t C s m Cte W W -M M O TO RS Sanford G o t Co. LOCAL FIAT DBALXR HMM bring this coupon have the Sanford Herald QUEMOY ISLAND (UP1) stoned officer*. Daring hln time on Quamoy, strange and arduous life with­ the If AAO men works hard. He rises early and la out late in hailing distance of the sin daps a week. Chinese Communist shore. **Our Job la Just what the They are member* of the U. name says, says,” said the colon#1. S. Military Auletanc* and Ad- “ We advise and assist, but we viaory Croup (MAAO) station- don't do any actual training.” ed on this beleaguered scrap At thla time, for example, of rock, 2,000 yards from Rad the group was helping the Na­ China. Their tear of duty la tionalist troops run a newly considered ao tough that they Installed ammunition renova­ are reassigned after four tion line. months. All military equipment on The only exception to thla Quemoy in stored in the now rule is the commander who famous underground tunnels, currently la Army CoL Francis blasted out of rock for defen­ M. Clark, 49, a burly carrot- sive purposes. This creates a top from West Lafayette, Ind. dampness problem. CoL Clark la aaelgnad to “ Moisture makes ammuni­ Quemoy for a year whlla hie tion deteriorate and In the wife and four children (three past It was aent back to Tai­ of them attending Purdue Uni­ wan for renovation. MAAO versity, the e o l o n e l 'n old recommended that the renova­ school) are back in the United tion be done here,” said CoL States. Clark. “ Frankly, I don't think four “Now we are breaking it months is enough for n man to down and remaking It right on learn everything here,” says tha island. It saves us time the colonel. “ Ha just gets dug and money because we don't in and he has te leave.” have to ship It." Besides Col. Clark, the The MAAG’s dally task com­ MAAG detachment comprises prise* nosing into every part a lieutenant colonel, two ma­ of tha activities of the estljors and eight non-commis- m a te d 60,000 Nationalist troop, (the number l u never] been offlcally revealed) on I Quemoy and making iug|M-1 tiona /or improvements in training and method.. A n the Chine#* reluctant to taka advice from the MAAGt “No. We never have any dif­ ficulty at nil. if w . come up with something w e t h in k might be done we always get n hearing and It*, usually adopt­ ed” uld CoL Clark. When the Americans' work la don. at the .nd of the day, they go back to a large, airy building Mt on n rleatant grassy hillock. Lika e v a r y other point on Qu.moy, this is in rang, of Communtit guns. W hatever Y ou r . G ardening Problem - - - See U s First Oor prices’ are low . . ear service Is espertt See ns for complete landscaping service. Grapevllle Nursery 2221 Grspevillo Avo. FA 2-2886 Sarvict By Jaae Caurihervy Announcement that |000 had been paid by the South Seminole Junior High Ath­ letic Assn, towards purchase of athletic equipment for the now school wae made at Monday night's meeting of the group by Hoary Duncan, chairman. Mrs. Mary Mobley was named chairman of a rum­ mage tale to bo sponsored by the association on Doc. 7-1 in front of tbo Super Vaiu Food Store on IR 434. Anyone wishing to donate used clothing or household Items la asked - to contact Mrs. Mobley, Mrs. Harold WUlla or Scott’s Garage in Losgwood. Other fund-raising events planned lor the future are a triad chicken dinner, ten­ tatively Mt for the first Sat­ urday In February, and a Spring Carnival for AprtL A main event of the carnival will bo e project through which used cart will be Me prise*. Coach Bd Gratton, whoso Hurricanes finished their first season with only one de­ feat, announood that equip­ ment for the basketball Me­ son hat been ordered. Neat mooth’a meeting has been changed to Monday, Dm . 10 one weak aboed of tha regular date. bring them to the USO BuildMg on the comer of Firtt St. Thom as and Sanford Avo. or to tbo Moving R Storage Marine Barracks at SNAS." Ml x*m i “ Your consideration of th* nooda of other* will bo appre­ ciated by 8enta . . . and by ‘ m i A 'A ? < § > > Umm energetic helpers in Ma­ rina Greta," the Corpora U n l t m d V a n L tn m a added. — -__________ •ere ma. ear mew. delivered daily to your door On Everyday Prices A T ------- O P EN SATURDAYS 7:30 A. M. to 4:00 P. M. 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Monthly payments n low as $43.11 including principal, interest, ta in and insurenca. 8#oUe*»t» deont DeMUMr (m*M Aqo all yeur fumlihln** ere kepi mot way in our eiekmfee 8a*itii*r vent. Ciweao tha moving Mntee Uwt'a asniliaO* fee yeur meWcttee . . ."rrewennodr Hr year e—vem Niicfh fall— BEGIN A NEW FLORIDA ADVENTURE OTHER Member F.D.I.C. • a Phonn 323-0400 HOME BUILDERS SUPPLY STORES: COCOA • LAKELAND • LEESBURG • ST. PETKK8 DURG BRADENTON # JACKSONVILLE a DAUB CITY • EUSTU a SARASOTA # ORLANDO O n Interstate 4 at the D eBary interchange — Follow th e Signs S top at the N ew M ack le Sales O ffice on th$ property. □ Wan fu$2?.W pwmwtli. □ Wtk 5% iKoeal fully paldia 49 monlht) torernh) □ Please include information on other specie! discounts avail­ able for larger down payment#. □ fleas# tend no teterwlkm so DCLTONAten**. AOORESS .COUNTY. �m * SA T. OW /T W H ILE STOCKS A R E FU LL CLOSE O C T L A D IE S ’ S H O ES LAY-AW AY L A Y A W A Y YO U R PR& CH RISTM AS Ladies Long Winter Coats! Linoleum MEN'S BUGGED P M B *nlw ly From IM S Up FRL « SAT. ONLY — M ATER N ITY W EAR WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS S » Wilt DW«#y'» *G«U liar *1 DUm j laM" Opm IId# . M w i si Id * . Id * • I M re t. FU RN ITU RE COM PANY Jew elry Store m i CfclUrta 4** . Hlafcau Ua . AialU Me M t w US W . 1st SL r a *. PA 2-5181 Good Ntahts 19 6 3 C to d tim a A With th* Warmth and Comfort of a GENERAL ELECTRIC E L E C T R IC B LA N K ET $ 25.00 $ 50.00 $100.00 $150.00 $250.00 I # ■ " • W CHECK THESE I FEATURES I • DapandaM* OiM til K)««Uk O w T iltU m WultM. Drlaa BaaattfaO; • Rv n u d CrtUm Moafc** wHa Njrlm �> On# $45.00, One $35.00, And One $20.00 G ift Cartificafa Will Ba Givan To Tlia Holdara O f Tha Lucky Tkkats. T icket* are avallaJaMe at all D ow ntow n M erchant A in u member storea. drawing w« te mm » Uw mnm* n m 1 . «M Mm —Hi A v. mb Friday * Polished Cotton fonts T m • Blot • Brow* L ir W k J W«ro 98 * W K in g James V ersion M M i iM Figured R u 4 8m n r f LUm TUu. Or Early Amrrkaa. Ufhtwtlghl u 4 Wam. o r Revised Standard Version — YOUNG MEN'S Waahabla Rayon Flannel Irojr Laaioa Paste PRICED FROM *2.50 OmpMa With Kattweueu, Fuutan fe a r* . Udfcr * Guard IUU Worn 95.98 K fO M J A P air O f U die> ’ M O JU D $ 7 TO $18.00 •atom M ob • optn Stock BIDDING COMPANY 'k & H iZ U e * t SHOE STORE L I G G E T T OKU' t o u c h t o n ALL Etched Crystal sfnn 8*Pc. TRANSISTOR SA LA D TRU • TON E 23*Inch C O N S O LE TV SET K enm ore Pow er Sweeper Carpeta, H O STESS R an , Floors, D IS C O U N T PRICES Ballt la (loaUui brash, dbpouabl. dost baft OffOn Sw itch m handle, cycolar Lanolin Plus body. M EN’S LEATH ER FLA. Oprn FrL NltM • BLACK Md BROWN • HIES Sit ta II 3e Sears Catalog Sales Ofc. SANFORD, Center 207 W . First S t Fb. FA MT71 Men's Dress Slacks g • Continentals • Pleated • Iveys • • • SPECIAL Upholstery ^ Styles HAND LOTION CREAME RINSE HAIR SPRAY SHAMPOO PLUS EGG A PLACE MATS NAPKINH AND (SIFT ITEM WIDE S IM P L IC IT Y CHOICE or — WCUHIEM IC E BU CKETS $595 to *1 7 ° L IG G E T T W OFFICE SU PPLY & GIFTS t o u c h t o n s t d it 117 M agnolia A ve. FA 2-5842 Corn.r E. lit St and MagoulU M cC ALLS SET C H R IS T M A S SH O PPERS • Sectional* • Superior frin g e a n a ruicuprloet • 20,000 volts o f picturs pawn! a Hardwood cshteswl • Msbogsay, wehm or maple fialsh! East 1st S t a t Sanford A ve. SANFORD, FLA. A is o c u n fie s i. 212 E. FIRST ST. FA 2-5244 A ll Wm. Rogers Silverplate B Y IN TERN ATIO N AL SILVER • Recliners FOOTED • Rockers A ll Fabrics - Solids b Patterns R egular $7.95 - $14.95 CO. * Coffe. Table. • Step Tables C H A F IN G SILVER PITCHER D IS H $095 * Floor Lamps • Table Lamps 3 - P IE CE SE T • Mirror* F R ID A Y & S A T U R D A Y O N L Y (Nu Charg. For Length Altwatiaoa) • Cream & Sugar • Smoking stands ' ” 9 • Embossed Tray Hundreds O f Other W onderful G ift M ATH ER’S EASY CRED IT TERMS ^ Kader Jewelers Rt|iit«rad Abater ^ i S. Park A rt. American (DmSociety FA 2-2363 �^ §0 M 'r■.Safc•-.f \ A r ( to •-Si ■ mm * w a •• f w &U n r . J* l U ' Y ,« r ■A f i D Personals /t l Mom D U nm L m i s , iMcnaras Hostess F o r Enterprise W S C S Aa aid bet etoaa ahartag brash eat be of treat help la remevisi dost from pleat* od or raffled t a p abode*. n o bristle* wfll aot poll or aaag that fabric. DO'S and DO.YTS o f Candy Making start making eandy DONT spoil your eandy by discovering whet yoo need after you’ve started DO aM.vsara togredieate aad follow recipe rireftiDy DONT goes* and then bo diaappolnled with result* DO us* your imagination aad wrap candy attractively DON'T forget that pretty wappiaga add importanea to poor eandy gifts. MASTER TIMOTHY PRESTON WILLIAMS, cantor, with bis now parents’ friends at the shower girtn in I his mother, Mrs. Ennis P. Williams Jr. and at right, 1 hostess for the party. Surprise Shower For M rs. \ahdsm PALM O K U Mrs. Hetoa DeVtt aad Mrs. tomes tor Aa November am t k g of the Palm Circle of tba Garden Clob. Aa aO day work shop waa aoadacted with the members OH absitog ideas for Christ* Bus gifts and daeorstlona and learning bow to make tbo var­ ious article*. Members brwght a sack lunch aad the hostesses served coffee. Plate were made foe tba baxsar scheduled for Nov. M and Dot. 1. All Items are to be taken to Mrs. DSWU’s homo, ISM Pearth S i. so later tbaa aoaa Mm. M. Pear aew members war* welcomed to the circle. They were Mrs. L. A. Muegrove, Mrs. W. M. Hsrdie, Mrs. Fred H. Kipp sad Mrs. Ches­ ter fcoti Casselberry Personals ■y Jaa* Cassetberry Miss Emily Evans of 931 Hibiscus Read is Casielberry, returned recently from Schen­ ectady, N. Y., where she spent the summer. m Gwmltnoy Jewelers g. park p a s-tsw 1 lb. Mrs. Jaek Saadifer of Pen Peril wss guest of baser at s surprise stork shower recent­ ly, gives by members of the loath lemisoie VPW Auxili­ ary. MOT. With Mrs. Virginia Me* Maaas and Mrs. Irena March serving as co-chslrmea the group surprised Mrs. gsndiler at her home on Elm Drive. They brought a cake dec* orated la pink aad blue (which was made by Mrs. McManus) and coffee to serve while tba honoree opened her many lovely gift*. Other* attending were Mrs. R. C. Smith, Mrs. Edas Nor­ man, Mrs. Eva Wynne. Mrs. D. Moulton, Mrs. P. Gilbert, Mrs. P. Balsey, Mrs. H. Lar­ ges, Mrs. R. Hopkins, Mrs. S. Birdahl, Mrs. E. Morgan. Mrs. Gerl Hitsman sod Mrs. H. Harris. New Arrivals la Lengweed Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Estes, 719 Lormana Circle, Longwood, announce the birth of a • lb. • os. daughter, Nov. 20, at the Winter Park Memorial Hospital. They have chosen the name, Donna Lynne, for the new ar­ rival who has two brothers and two sisters. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. Msttio Estes and great graodfathcr, M. L. Estes, both of Irvine, Ky. Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Bertha Schumann of Philadelphia, Pa., and grand­ father Is Edward Schumann of Duqueine, Pa. Party Dresses early afternoon the cocktail hour FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 0:M MARY ESTHER’S "Featuring fashions Ju t For Yon* 200 N. PARK AYE. 14 cup uncooked rice, washed H « BC.Ot.ar MRS. JACK SANDIFER, canter opening her gifts at the si in her honor. At left ia Mrs. R. Hopkins and at right, Mrs. Class Meets At Taylor Home Altam onte Springs Personals I am still getting my man at tbo Monroe Poet Office. So sead la year letter* aad cards to me at Bos 1M Lahe Moaroe. 1 certainly do want to hoar from you. eroding In your favorite recipe or a Officers Wives Of VAH-I Meet The Dependable S u n d a y By Ionise Slasnnek School Gass of the Pint Meth­ Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Gihoon odist Church mot at tho homo Members of tho VAH-1 Of­ of Mrs. Roscoo Taylor oa of Altamonte presented a ficers Wives enjoysd a lunch­ West Plrst Street for the beautiful basket of flowers to monthly business and social the Southern Baptist Church of eon at the Hamilton Houie In Fern Park recently with Mrs gathering. Mrs. Dura Wake­ Lockhart, of which they are field served as co-bostass. Alex Mallkoff and Mrs. Mar­ Class president, Mrs. V. L. a member, In honor of Ibclr cus McHenry serving as coSmith, presided at the busi­ grandson, Roger Gibson, 14, bostossos. ness session whan plana war* who was recently baptised In The Tiger ladies wtra pre­ mads for a Christmas gift ex­ Hastings, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Gibson regretted not being sented with clever tiger nemo change and party In Decem­ able to personally attend the tags, designed by Mrs. Mall, ber. servlet for their grandson. koff and tbo tables wtre dec­ Mrs. Ray Hsrrsa and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. J. M. Leonard entertained the Sonncfeld have returned to orated with pink covers and group with a humorous skit. their winter home on Spring rose centerpieces. The hostesses served re­ Lako Rd. in Altamonta. They A luncheon of veal parfreshments during the social havo been spending the sum­ meean, stuffed baked potato**, hour. Others atteoding Includ­ mer In Philadelphia whtr* salad, vegetables and straw­ ed, Mmee. A. L. Skinner, Por­ they also maintain a homo. berries was served to those ter Lansing, Willard Jones, present. Burke Steele, Nancy Brock, Mre. E. J. Boudlnot, wife of S. A. Murphy, Mildred Butaer, DeBary tho commending officer, wel­ W. B. Kirby, Marcella E. comed two now members, Hints, Roy WiUlsmi. Mrs. John Moor* and Mrs. Ro­ Mmee. C. L Wallis, J. H bert Rankin, to tho group. Nicholson, E. B. Parle, John Mrs. Rankin won the door By Mrs. Adam Mailer G. Hadoror, H. B. McCall, C. Recent guests of Mr. end prist, a black net party apron, R. Jones, Emma Harris and Mrs. Thornton Smith at their designed by Mrs. McHenry. M. L. Nichols. Plana wera made tor a home oa Naranja Road wen Mae Kessler, Gloria Drue* Christmas coffee and gift ex­ aad Robert Carmichael, of change In December. Others New York. attending the luncheon Includ­ Mrs. M. Phillips to expect­ ed lim n . J. W. Charlton, Mling a visit from hot sister. ehaal Durant, J. R. Conroy, Mrs. P. Wright of Osarwstsr John Barger, Richard Klety. aad Mr. aad Mrs. Charles E. C. m uch, W. L. Good­ Dixon aad daughters, Judy man, Keith Tbunwy, Charles aad Lynn of Gulfport Lipford, Jamas Durbin, Fred Recent houseguests of Mrs. Kipp, L. O. Muagrove, T. L. William Burnett at her horn# Garrett, Uoyd Bowman, Ro­ oa Angelea Road, were Mr. ger Lsonhardl, Paul Haney, aad Mr*. Ted Hawley of Robert Guest aad Richard Trtnton, N. J. The Trenton* Cleveland. were on their honeymoon and a sightseeing tour of Florida. Flattering Fashions For Ta remove buraed-on grease The Tall And Lseg-Watosed from tho oven, clean it with a soap pad while tho oven to still warsa—not hot For Luncheon 1 teas, aalt 14 teas, t thepe. Wesson Oil 24 oe. cone Hunts Tomato Banco 1 cup water Mix beef, rice, onioa and seasonings. Form into small balls. Pry la hot wesson oil, aUxtuaa until tt turning frequently, until light brown bat aot crusty on all largo cstsahe. # • o tides. Add sauces and water. Mix well. Cover. Simmer 49 Here's a goodhint tor fruitcako that has become minutes. Serves L These will be good with broccoli, tossed hard. Wrap tt iaa cloth soaked la orange Juice aad salad aad Preach rods. • • • •tore ia aa airtight eaa or Now try the** French Fried boa to freshen. I have been told that this wiU give it o Onion Rings. 1 Urge onion, cut in 14 Inch little different flavor too. • e e slices This goaads good aad was MUk teat ia by Mrs. Port Poole 1 cup Aunt Jomina Pancake MU of PiMcmst Drive. Its called Oatmeal Cake. I am .sort H toon, salt 4t cup water you wifi like tt. I thap. chopped parsley Pour sad tot stand 114 cup* bofllag water pour­ Separate onion slices into rings. Soak ia milk IS min­ ed ever 1 cup quick cooking oatmeal utes. Place ptneske mix, Add 1 stick of otoo, cut ia salt and water la howl, bast S minutes add paratoy. Drain pieces onion rings, dip in better. Add: Drain off excess batter. Pry 44 ety white eager ia deep fat (J7I degrees) 44 cup brown sugar 2 eggs 1H cups siftod flour MATTRESS 1 teas, soda RENOVATION H toss, baking powder 1 teas, cinnamon 1 teas, salt ladedea Reeeecessiag. Bako ia ovtu for 90 minutes Padding, Adding Necessary at MO dsgreos. (pan U by New Padding. New In. ■elation ead New Cover. t x 2) Topping ComMas: • tbop. melted butter 1 cup brown sugar 14 cup cream or milk X cup coconut 1 cup nuts BEDDING CO. Spread oo hot coke, whoa finished baking and put ua- tad * Magnolia PA 1-4121 N OV. 28 -1962 — FEATURING — $ 1 2 .9 5 OTHERS 9 7 J 5 -99.95 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS C tU fL K c & lg m . 0 MEN'S MEN WEAR £ d w l& 115 Macaolia Avt. s 20% ON 9:00 P. M. PER PERSON TIL 12:30 ; v r ucr-T /T r» SANFORD FLOWER SHOP PA 9-1999 or PA 1-9491 Car. E. 1st A Bsaferd Av*. 229 W. FAIRBANKS Ml 4-5884 WINTER PARK IL e Discount ALL MERCHANDISE F R ID A Y A N D S A T U R D A Y TW O DAYS O N L Y VISIT OUR NEW 12.50 TAX INC. a - Just In Time For HOLIDAY SAVINGS! JE AN N E CARROLL - VOCALIST INC. Photta FA 2-1581 Yea, it's beta a year to realdonta of Seminole County . . mad* auay friend* . . . W* have had to re­ model aad expand. . . To ahow our appreciation wa are bringing you thin Anniversary Sale. WITH PILOT CLUB OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. A humorous article entitled,' "Let ’am Eat Turkey!” which tppears la this week's iisoo of the Saturday Evening Post bean the by-tom of LL Col Walter M. Turner. It. CoL Turner to the ton of Mrs. R. W. Tuner of San­ ford aad to married to the sis­ ter of Mrs. K. C. Harper Jr., the former Nancy Collura, daughter *f Mr. aad Mrs. A. f . Colhtm od SanforiL The story concerns ths hol­ iday foods prepared fo r American servicemen overseas, and to reported to he ■musing sad timely. use Mist Sds *14 .9 5 TOMMY ALLEN'S NEW YORK ORCHESTRA PROM -----Year Downtown Florist In Current Post SPECIAL Personals SPONSORED BY — Former Resident NEWSlack Fabrics H O L ID A Y -T IM E D A N C E VttaylaikQ nn Mi l Jmtvk PodoUki, «| Madtooa HeigMe, Mleh. K visiting her daughter tad ta lly , Mr. aad Mr*. r<>. bert Kownlski, at their bom*, •a Shirley Drtr*. Mr*. Podoi. lU plane to stay until tiler the heBdaye aad help weicome a oew antral expected |a the Kovalakl family soon. Mr. tad Mr*. Charles Beel­ er, of Lahe Shoe* Drive, ire ipeadiac the Thanksgiving weekend with their daughter tad her family, Mr. and Mrs, Ltaier Wataoa la Cotkgdxle, Tend. SPORTSW EAR DEPARTM ENT Phone Terrace 8-2515 PLAYGIRL FASHIONS NOW OPEN MON. and Fill. NIGHTS ’U1 9 Hwjr. 17-92 at 436 Fern Plata, Fern Park, Fla. �> % ly Abigail Van luran DEAR AB B Y: FIn m toy bm if 1 am this old todjr no apology. I am o teen-ager. I help take care of an elderly, bedfast woman. She must be about 80. Once to a while aha pulls my hair or throws * glass of water at me. Twice I lost my tarn* par and hit her. Once I bruised her arm and the other time I blackened her aye. She told me I couldn't work for her until 1 learned to control my temper and apologise. Is it my fault that I can't stand old people who aren't mentally right? KANSAS DEAR KANSAS> You not only owe this lady an apology, you owe yourself a self - improvement pro­ gram. Striking anyone (and partic­ ularly an elderly, bedfast person) is crusi and inexcusable. Until you can control your temper you should not ;be placed In charge of anyone. There Is always hope for one with a conscience. • e • DEAR AB B Y: That guy who eaid a wedding ring was only for women is nuts! I have worn a wed­ ding ring, placed on my finger by my beloved wife, for 82 years. To me it is as important as the ring I placed on HER finger. It’s gold, but it would mean as much if it were chic­ ken wire. HOOKED AND HAPPY • • * DEAR AB B Y: I,recently moved to a new community and was invi­ ted to Join a neighborhood bridi dub. It meets once a week and tl members take tune being hostess. The other ladies all drink coffee and 1 am the only tea drinker to the club. One lady, when she is hostess, her queen of diamonds. Wait core rad with tho king and dummy’a aea won. Tha aea of apadaa waa caahed and a apada raffed and Hermine lad tha nine of diamond*. Waat duck­ ed, but Hardline had decided that East would hava gone to tiro heart* with two diamonds ! one else, but she uses a plastic cup and saucer to serve me! When I asked her why, she replied, "Be­ cause 1 don't want to ruin my Wed­ gewood with tea stains 1” I consid­ ered this an Insult and told her so. 8he said my manners were worse than hers or I never would have brought the subject op. I’d like your opinion. TEA DRINKER | • .. ;• •*-. !.• DEAR TEA DRINKER: If your neighbor was sincerely concerned about staining her china with tea, she should learn how to wash dishes. Life is too short to be little. Ignore the incident She is off base a coun­ try mile. i i « CONFIDENTIAL TO SIRS. L.: Why don’t you visit with your friend in the afternoon? It is obvious that your husband end her husband have nothing in common, so don’t force two grown men down each other's throats. • • • What’s on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a self - addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 8365, Beverly Hills, Calif. • • • For Abby's booklet, "How To Hava A Lovely Wedding," send SO cents to Abby, Box 8365, Beverly Hills, Calif. By Oswald Jacoby Frisk hands product fm k ratalU. At tka Tucson region•la tit# acorao with today’s monstrosity ranged from 750 plus for Knat-Waat when East inadt flra haorta doubled with nn orcrtrkk to 1000 plus for North and South. The North-South plus want to Htrmino Boron of Loa Astalas. The biddlnr is shows to the box. Uarmtna raffad tha otcoad Television SC •(B) MOV M IS I HI B gw B I* ia a e 4 claimed it-Waat oapart 1:41 (•) K g * Oa (t ) SI** Oa t :l « III Coin*. •( tk« Air 1:1# ( ! ) Oro»« Farm JlaMM T:M (»> Tortar <*) W av* IT* Movtaa Till <3> r a m Markat Report (•) Sta a Nawa a w *a thar Don Oakia. Tha bidding at bia V'.ae it) Tod.r (4) Pro-School Ptaaala* tabla davalopad in auch fash­ (») CounMowa Nava ion that West bid flra hearta Ti4# t :4 l (») -Mlckla'a Oorpal and North choaa to doubla. If Tima' (•) Nawa-Waatkar South bad opanad hia alngle- T:SS 1:41 (I) Mlckar »ana fk a v ton apada Don would hava (II Captala Kaagaroo baan down ona trick for what 1:11 (I ) Waalhar aa4 Nawa 1:14 (I) Today would still hara baan • rary (•) Carta.a.Ilia good acora, but South opanad M l (I ) Jack LoUao Oh#w (I ) Amarlaaa Hiatary • club. lU a a Don ruffed in dummy, ltd 1 :1 1 (I) flat. Stana Ik aw l i :00 ( i ) *a r Wkan a heart to hia king, another (9) Loom Spantah (I) Ana Sothara Shaw heart hack to dummy, and ■ (I ) I Lava Liar apada toward hia hand. North (•> Plaaaara ducked. Don won with tha 11:44 (I ) Frlea la ni*kt (•) Tka MrCora quean, ruffad n club in dummy (9) Krala Sard Ik aw and led another spado. North 11:19 (9) Concanlratlon 44> Pala * Oladya want up with tho aea and forTaara For A Saa* got to cash hia ace of (De­ l l t l l (9) (I ) CBS Nawa monda whereupon Don waa 11:91 (I ) Tour Flrat Jmpr.aaloa able to ruff hia iaat club and ri) Lava at Ufa gat rid of bia losing diamond (*) Jaaa W r a m Shaw on dummy’a long apada. FRIDAY P. M. (da JJia (daman: »y 11:19 (I) Saaraa for Tomorrow (I) Tratk ar Caaaa. aaaacaa 11:41 (I ) Ooldla* U ck l 11:14 (t ) Mid-Oar Raport 11:11 (I ) NRC Nawa Rapert M l (1) Nawa a wosthor (91 Tka RI* Faralt (It Mid-Flo. Riport 1:19 (I) Lafftima M l ( ! ) Bllainaattaa 1:19 (I) Aa Tka World Turaa (1) AmarlcanUra f a Commaal.nl (4) llldkway Patral 1:41 (!) Paopla Ara Fanny <t) Karo Orlffa. (4) Paaaward (91 Day I* Caart (9) Art LlakUttor (I) Sava* Xaya 1:19 'D Toun* Dr. Metoa* (9> Mlllianalra (I ) Qaaa* Far A Sa y 1:19 (I ) Oar Flra Daatklara (9) Ta Tall Tka Truth (9) Who Da Taa Trnal I II! (9) c n s Nawa 4:99 (I) Malta Room Far Paddy (d) S.erai Harm (I ) Amarlaaa Baadataad 4:11 (t ) llara’a Hollywood (I) Tka Bdvt at Nl*kt Women claim men aren't good about noticing little thing*. Tha truth Is, men don't alwajra notice th# aamo (hinge woman do. Tha tame husband who doesn't notice that his wife hia mid# and hung nsw curtains in tha kitchen U aura to lay “ Boy, something emelli good; what’a cook* lag?” if hia wife i* baking n cobblor or frying doughrati. The umo huaband who *gn tune bia wife’# word! out without any troublo no­ tices the minute his car starts mining or daralopa a •quoak. Tho tamo husband wbo doesn't notice that th* lawn needs mowing until hia wife reminds him of it eortainly notices if hia wife fails to aaw a missing button on hia iblrt. The same huiband wbo did* n't notice that tha Jones** had compiatoly don* over their living room is lure to notice if Mr. Jones gets a now sports car. Th* aamo huiband who didn’t notice the handiom* young actor in a TV drama la iur« .to have noticed bia pratty young loading lady. Tho lime huiband who doain't notice that tha chair ho la litting in ia n beauti­ ful antique certainly noticai that it lin't comfortable. The umo huiband wbo baa never seemed to notice the noise mad* by n power mower or an electric aaw ia •ure to think the oloctric dishwasher makes an awful raekot It's not that men don't notie*. It’s Just that they don’t always notice what women want or expect them to. Although the United Fund Drive haa ended the monty •till keeps rolling ia from Mar and far. Heavy Attack Squadron Flvo aboard the USS For­ rests! in (be Mediterranean baa Just lent an additional •100 bringing their total con­ tribution! to $700 00, $150.00 above their assigned quota. Capt J. M. Tully Jr., com­ mander baavy attack wing on* at th* Naval Air Station, Sanford, stated that ho waa overwhelmed by the unstint­ ed contributions of the en­ tire Heavy Attack Wing. With VAH-S's additional contribution the Hatwing One T V REN TAL total rose to $4,008.29, U per­ cent of their assigned quota. Sem inole TV The total Navy contribution Zenith Cater TV Seise for this United Fund Drive MM Saaferd Are. FA 2-49*0 was $5,953.73. All Transistor Gkm Cltmur Tooth than Too Cm BrwMng I y Hmd • Battery Powered UnitCordlana • Handy Ra-Charga Holder Compact Stereo G E Portable P LU S S T E R E O • 4-Rpeed Automate Changar • Deal Channel Stone Amplifier • Scuff Proof Vinyl Clad Steal EXCITING TUCK LIFB ADVENTURE TALLAHASSEE (UP!) —A Senate Committee approved ITS FUN - - ELIMINATE and lent to th* floor Wednes­ day a House-passed measure authorising establishment of a Calm Down At The Movies • Citrus Concentrate Quality Go Oat Te The Drive-In Theatre Tonite Control Committee. The 13-member committee would adviae the State Ci­ trus Commliilon in setting •tandards for orange Juice PHONE FA I-131S concentrate. Members would TONITE A FRI. fa* appointed for two year terms. 1EGULAR ADMISSION The manure was approved AniTI TS to* in tha House after Gov. Far­ ris Bryant broadened hia KIDDIES UNDER 12-FREP, call of tha special reappoint­ ment i«iiion to include tha Shew a Twice-First Tim* 7:00 atm Legislation. Supportora of th* proposal laid the com milt## had been author­ ised by legislatures since 1957. but through error, was not reenacted in 1961. Ce-Fealnr* - 0:20 Only New people In town look at T H E MAGIC SWORD" In Color fatarring Herald Ada. Be sure your Basil Ratkbone fcubeto Is represented with PLUS WALT DISNEY'S “GALA DAT AT D!SHETLAND” (Flrat Saaford Showing) attractive advertisements. OPEN 12:36 SHOWS AT 164 • 3:66 - 5:00 - 740 - M S Call fA 2 5613. CHILDREN 46* STUDENTS 50* ADULTS 10* • A - Speed Auto. Changer • 6 Y f Speaker �R QE, !r5 - • New aB ever be with signs saying me in water'. When In water, they to send ‘Vote tor Capehart*. They pat not lots cf retogravmw pamphlets. We urnn arrated consider­ ably ea tstevtelia and at the It was moat ef- W **1* * * * / It to » Dr. Crone*t Worry Clinic Pater Edson Political reference to these nations that now find themselves to daap troubles caused by Communists tad commonlam. For lastance— Indio, Cabo, Venemla, Ceylon, Algeria. They haven't profited from the mistakes of others that sd sa the dsg and kneed his long teeth. This fa— A hound J l f I I d e a l l y danced around and assraid ftarful of his foe, as wsB ho might for evta an experienced dog mey cautiously bide hio Mass, know­ ing Uw sharpness ef a ground­ hog's teeth. Bat Jack kept barking and becking off in amateur fash­ ion. At an unguarded moment. OUR nee. Whoa the arimnfhag fU nelly let «e, the deg waded Into him immediately without n e t trying to dodge the 1sttor's teeth, and literally tees him to pieces. I heard the groundhog's backbone snap at the first bite, and then Jack chewed bha op. Thereafter, when our second dog, a collie, would trap a groundhog away from hio hole, and begin circling around, pa* Meetly waiting for a chance U get him from the rear, Jack whelming adds. Then ho will adeyt the tactics of tho army an offense and actually solicit A chad who has keen bullied uadnJy, but whs finally fights back end whips the bally, may thereafter relish meeting bul­ lies end actually go out of hia way to tackle the latter. He aaay even go out of bis way thereafter to become the champion of other weaker or moro timid youngsten, partly as an outlet for this now rage BOARDING HOUSE that has replaced hia aid-time fear. COT UMtUrHOOWtot* Sometime# an intense and m u m ABOUTHWC M6 ACAMOLTHIRm prolonged fear, aa la Jacb’e ACdOMTlfOgdWn case, will thus actually induce r/«TU W N »1M» I n permanent died*in for the CAMO/6 W,*M* 1 formerly feared object COWb THAT WOJOCN . Id o e u i It4 TH% (Alwsyd write to Dr. NRXT KOOMf/CAfliNR Crane la care of this news­ a paper, enclosing t long 4 ------ V3 (CMunsi/ coat stamped, addnoMd ess* r r m n r? N . Santa Asked To Help Girl Find Lost Pet • Week b* ward aa Imaginary peaceful coexistence. Or they follow aa equally daajareua liao of political neutralism, fhiahlng they can be friends with both Commualat and free teat revoluUonary uprisings have came from the Commnaiata. Betaneourt bolds Castro Cubans responsible. Wherever the Bed opposi­ tion comes from, the Vene­ rations are teaming that R Is Impossible to compromise with communism. Castro himself, who thought he could get everything be wanted for Cuba and for all Latin America from the Communists, is now finding out what a false Mend the Soviet Union can bo when the Russians find It advant­ ageous to go back on tbalr doesn’t nark. India, is ef senrss. foe No. 1 example ef a young na­ tion that thought It could •weedy reason with tho Rod Cblaeso neighbor an tho north. India apparently did not maintain area the most rudimentary lotslligsaes surrsillaace on its northern frontier. Not haring taken part in the Korean fighting, India never learned how hard tho Red Chinese hordes can wage war. So India got clob­ bered, learning its lesson tho hard way. At cm time Vcneraela’n Romnlo Betancourt was con­ sidered n great leftist sym­ pathiser sad even n Commnaiet collaborator. Return­ ing to hia country from exile after the Perex-Jlmlnei dic­ tatorship was overthrown, Betancourt became president Betancourt la learning now, tho hard way, that moat of hia troubles, sabotage of hia country’s oil fields and vlo- Ceylon, a member of tho British Commonwealth which should know batter, la now embarked on aa economic program of nationalism, so­ cialism and cooperation with the Communist bloc that can lead only to bankruptcy. Cey­ lon’s only hope for the fu­ ture la in developing more trade with tho free world. Still Ceylon votes for admis­ sion of Red China te the United Nations. Even Brasil la flirting with Urn Communist bloc at a dangerously increasing rate. Only after Russian missile bates were discovered on Cuba did the Brasilians sup­ port a boycott. Even eo, n Brasilian offi­ cial has proposed bringing Castro Cuba back into the Organisation of American States. la the refrain of the ballad now so popular, "When erlll they team? When will they learn?” Spy Charge On Frenchmen PARIS (UP!) - A 31-year, old French soldier has been arrested sa espionage charg­ es ter allegedly giving NATO defense plane to a military attache of the Communist Romanian embassy, police revealed today. Police identified the ms* only as second class soldier Pierre-Henri P. The last name in such cases custom, arily la not disclosed to thq public. The soldier admitted diW airing secret military defense plans of Western countries to the Romanian five months ago, police laid. Tbey said Um Romanian, a lieutenant colonel, left Paris for Bu­ charest two montha ago. ★ CHRISTMAS SAVINGS GIVE Y O U R FA M ILY CLUB NOW ! 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Beeferd Are. 3 ML 8eeth ef GMerrill* M ER R IER H O llD A Y JOIN OUR 1963 b e l say maiartei. aswe sr eCvirtiales, # ( this te SeaferC KsrelC may he resreCeeeC te say >et wrtttea permlastea at the rahUeber et The IsClvUueJ er firm reeseeilh’ e (er each serra­ te eessICeree ao la tr lia ise as The Berate** will he belC Itahle ter can ts** eaCee the lew. In eeeepi ttM iC er, ■ ■ tie r , see C h n e m m reh- A wise senator leaves a Mm ef against the day whan he may hero te desert the admhdatratka on a specific issue. Nevertheless Barb's victory eras s tremendous boons to the New Frontier, net only because it 1 tat because in Capehart it retired n right wing RepotsBean with foe capacity far being an effective gad-fly. It is sale to predict that foe President Bayb’a veto moot of foe time. If year taste In petitlei ant mas to the all-American boy type, Bnyb la year nun. He Is tall, ragged and hsnd(light heavyweight boxtag champion at Purdue). His rotate has s pleasant In­ diana twang. Ha smites quickly and laughs easily. Hia career matches his ap­ pearance. As s Booster farm boy be won a prise aa s champion tomato grower. He was president of the gra­ duating class at Purdue’s School of Agriculture and aa honor graduate of the Uni­ versity of Indiana Law School. Ho entered the Army as s private in World war It and fought in Germany. He waa an instantaneous success in politics. He still farms MO acres in Jlgo County, Indiana. Even with aB these assets Bayh probably would not have defeated -Capehart if the Republicans had not be­ come overconfident Bayh agrees with that and Capehart probably would, too. The Democrats collected a big­ ger campaign fund than the Republicans. The GOP char­ ges Bayh bad It million at his disposal; Bayh says It was around (300,000. The Re­ publicans, counting on Capehart’s record and reputation to carry them through spent (230,000. “ I think ws spent our mlney la wiser wtya,” Bayh OIH CHRISTMAS CLUBBERS HAVE A you* t a n * CINCINNATI, Ohio (UP!) — Little Susan Millar has written to Santa Clans asking him for help In finding the family's lest dog. Susan, writing aa only a Page 10, 8anford, Florida, Thun., November 22, 1062 little girl tea write, explained to Santo that tho IS children In her family ars "all very sad” that Spot has boon miss­ t p .9 a n f u r r n t l ing three weeks. Snaan’s letter, the first re­ ceived for Santo Claus at the post office here, asked his n a i n u ts Ceastp Waiter gkjblia raamaw ■eclair natter nnnsT vnonraon Cits natter m N otebook sen and said ha to me,” Bayh said the day when he came In Wsabto look for n and Bat sp sa office staff. -Naturally. I said I was looking forward to It, toe.1 He did not say ha was swprlaed by his nctary owe ef the eabreakable rales ef polities la that you most insist aB the .time end sD the way that you're going to win. But almost everybody else was surprised and that probably Included Kennedy at the time be nude his phone cafi. Meat surprised of aB was 45-year old Homer Capabort. He was elected to the Sen­ ate la 1K4 and has there ever since. He had never tost aa Indiana elec­ tion. He bad n well-oiled political machine behind him. Every major poll token la Indiana indicated bn would defeat Bayh by a comfort­ able plurality. Capehart was so confident that be went te his farm on Election Day and and left Bayh to work the street corner for undecided voters. Bayh won by 10.S44 votes oat of Lt million. He thinks he wow U in the last three days of the campaign and that at the start his com­ parative youth was a handi­ cap. In the final hours of the campaign the Indiana Democrats poured their money into a telethon that showed their candidate and his movie star profile to the best advantage- Bayh talks and gestures like a college debating star, which be was. One of the few speaking con­ tests be ever lost was to s girl from Enid. Okla., and be was so intrigued that he married her. Mrs. MarvcBa Bayh is an attractive blonde and formidable campaigner who made 13 speeches in the last three days of the cam­ paign. Bayh brought her along to Washington and in­ troduced her as “ one of the aB «N with the New get this reply: - I want to be the best I can, and I want te resrmaant (be pasgin ef Evea then Bayh might have js t bat ter a dramatic event on foe night of Oct. 22. PreiU went on b s air and animwTod a blockade of Onto. Up to font point Capehart had been making ■Table hay with the ____ by demanding, not on­ ly a blockade, bat an lava* aion ef Cuba. Is about II minutes bis lyeet Isaac was shat h « a under Mm. end then w ant time to meover •fan Election Day. “ I think the BepabUeans let foe Cuba Isaac lnfl them tote « sense of telse ocean* tty,” Bayh said. “ I rise ftR font the Pratedrat’s an* noun cement on Oct a had a definite effect sa foe dec- IPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 8:00 �> too ■coring. DeLand came cut la a shower and pushed across a quick touchdown, mottly on too effort* eg Leveno Bam, ttoalr flgshF SaMboch and Aa Inspired T iv im High School (ootboll toam took tha Held aialaat Lymsa’s undotooted Greyhounds Wednes­ day light oad headed tho Loagwood boys their Aral datoat la M game*, I4-S3 la tho Taagelo Bowl at luitia. Lyman jumped off t e a 154 load before tho Toveroo boya scored in the second quarter on a quick, trjeky pitch out to their ator half­ back who carried for tho TO, After the kickoff following tho Tavarea couator Lyman took a penalty and just couldn’t pet going from there on In. According to Coach Buck Melts It juit w a n t Lyman’a night, lie says the petal. Freemen put a toe In tha middle of the baU for tho M b marker. That made It 2t-l3 aad Coach Jim Plgott began to smite ateag tho sk’ellnes— like a m u with paid up in­ surance, aa there were only aboat two rnlaulea remaining to play. Kaa Par11a, a versatile back who had gatond weU all night for PoLand, replaced Gill at quarterback and got a p**». lag attack going, but Buddy Lawau intercepted a to** on the Sanford 10 yard itripo with only SI seconds left That itarted the reit and relaxation period for the HomecomJag happy Scmi- TOMMY HINSON (11) ffot a good gain on this play aariy in tha 8«mi nole-DeLaml game. Pursuer (23) is Laverne Bam . one down tho field for 40 or more yard* and the visitors would have to start over. On one occasion Colbert booted one 7 yarda and It rolled dead oo tha Crescent CUy one yard marker. Coach Jim Palmer was vis­ ibly hippy over tho way his crippled team held off tho much blggn and more ex­ perienced visitors. WUh hla star quarterback Jimmy Courrter sidelined with a sprained knee, and hla top pan receiv­ er, Ted Bellhora, also out for tho same reason, the Oviedo offense waa negligible. But the defensive effort of the home boya warmed the too If and Tommy Hinson to n tossed a strike to Ris­ er hi tho end s o m for a score. Frooman gave ganford n 14-11 load with an accurate kick. The contest eoe-aawcd back tad forth for the real of the lomlnotes not noini. 0U1 finally bad his offense clicking and pushed to the Seminole M before tho San­ ford Una ganged « p oa hla (ho 41 aa ho attempted to pais. Date Atexaoder and luge no William* ted the charge oa h la for tho take­ over. IUnion logged a pass to Riser, who aoda a teaping catch, shook ■ tackier off the seat of hla pants and ran over for another touchdown. Freeman converted with an­ other kick end M was San­ ford,. 31-13. Sanford got the ball after a bruising several minutes of play la which both GUI and Bam were injured, 0111 being taken oft on a stret­ cher. That drive began at mid­ field, with Csoto chugging through the big DeLand Um to the Bulldog 37 In two plays. Then Hinson turned things ovor to Jim Woislund, with a one-plny breather. Wesslund carried for two first downs, tha final on* on tha DeLand seven. He then bucked to tho two and In a final spurt toted the bal! over for the 27th Sanford Texas Hopes To W rap s ix t h n o ic u L ctr r o r - n o row esewiXOI.B COESTV. rtowina. r e n c c a r wo. i**m aFRixortxi.ti ixarn tT ioj FOR BAVI.NUa toe-St By United Frees International blot coming In a 14-14 affair Agustia wlU be the heavy Tha Unlverilty of Texas waa with Rica. Texas AAM, which favorite la tho eighth game hoping to find Ua turkey ituf- build* Ua attack around versa- singles (hla afternoon for tha fed with cotton today wben It tile quarterback Jim KeUar, Thanksgiving special matinee took the field for the tradl- waa 3-6 but boasted triumph! at the Orlando gealnole Jal tional Thanksgiving Day bat- over Baylor and Southern Alai fronton. tie with Texas AAM. Methodist Aguatin is the loading doub­ A whole season’* work was The Longhorns, who were le* player at lb* fronton with at stake for the Longhorns In listed aa 14-polnt favorites to 17 win* and In tha money 44 the nationally televised col- win today, also bid history on times In M games. lege football game from Aua- (heir side. Texas AAM has The matinee begins at 1:13 tin, Including the Southwest been able to win at Austin only for a full ichadule at the Conference championship, the once since Memorial Stadium fronton with an evening per­ host spot In the Cotton Bovql was built in 1924, and that formance beginning at 7:46 and their first undefeated came six years ago when which la also Ladles Night. campaign since 1923. Texas bad on* of Its weakest Arrona and Echinit stymied Only five other msjor con- team* ever, the field with a Untiling per­ tests were scheduled for the Texas cosch Darrell Royal formance during the 11th holiday, but at least one could waa expected to go with the game winning the hard way settle ■ league title, in that new offenM he came up with with throe straight points. one, Virginia Military Initl- two weeks ago against Baylor, tute sought to clinch the including former third stringer SouUiern Conference crown by Tommy Wade at quarterbackupsetting Virginia Tech. The other backfield starters A Keydet loss would site the » « e Jerry Cook at tailback, championship to West Vlr- J<* Diaon at winghack and ginia. Ray Poage, recovering from Elsewhere, North Carolina an ankle Injury, at fullback. Hun E quipm ent State was favored by 12 pointa Should Texas lose, Arkan- •• Factory Trained over Wake Forest, Richmond »■» could then annex the Mechanic was a I1.-point choice over Southwest title by beating* HOLT’S ATLANTIC William A Mary, Tulsa was|T«xa* Tech Saturday. If the MOTOR CLINIC picked by nine paints over, l-onghorns win, Arkansas pro-1 Highway* 17-a2 and 41* Fern Park, Fla. Wichita, and Montana was a , bably wiU receive an InvlU838-3333 solid favorite over winless |"on to the Sugar Uowl. Colorado Slate. Carling Golf Play Open fix L «i 1*. B lock r . COUNTRT C IX B MSN* O R . CSIT NO. S. according to lh* plat thereof s* r e ­ corded In Flet Rook It, F a ce l*d. Public R e­ cord* o f Seminole Coun­ ty, riorIJ e. he* been tiled agatnet you In the shove-elyled cult, end yen are required ta serva a copy #f your A * * »e r or ether Pleading to the Com ­ plaint on P la in tiff* A tlorneye. AN’ DKItSu.V, R C S It. DEAN. U IW KDEll Ik veil d .n UBItU. US Bast Central A e t ­ na#, O.-lando. Florid*, and III* tha orlgtaal Anewar or ether Pleading la the o ffice of the C lerk o f In* Circuit Court on or bofor* tho ltlb day o f Oaooinbor. lie s . If you fall to do a*, a deer** pro eunfeeao will b* taken • C*ln.l you fo r Iho rollof demanded In th* Complaint. Thl* N olle* m all bo pub. I ad one* a week fur four vunoecultko weak* In iho Sanford Herald. D VTKI> tbit Sin n«) of November. I»*J. lafcALk Arthur It. Beoknith. J r , Clerk o f Circuit Court tty: Martha T. Vlbleu Ueliuty Clerk PublleU Nov. t, U. It SS. Tho crucial point that waa loot by the Greyhounds waa aa attempted pau for tho eitra point after the wcoad touchdown. Tho paw waa Juat on tho fingertips of tho receiver and be couldn’t hang on to It, and lor want of tho point the game wee loaL One of the injuriee that played a key role in the Greyhound defeat waa End Dane WlnMcman nutilnlng a broken Anger la the first quarter. One of Urant'e fa­ vorite target!, the toei of WinUemaa hurt tho boya from the couth end. The game ended with TOvarea In pollution of the ball oo the Lyman 10 yard atrlpe after the Greyhound* loct the baB on downa with aa Incompleta fo-forforok* paaa la the lait aecooda of aomethtag that t u t everyday.” TOTALS Lymaa Ti 13 Firit Downs H3 Yard* Rushing M Yarda Paaalag PtMtl S-U AUd. Comptd 0 Panel latercptd 2 33 Puata 1 Fumbles Lost 30 Peaattead ployMetta aaid, after the game, "We bad to ioee the tint one, and w* have no aliblci. Tavarea wanted to beat ui and wo couldn't via# to a lw a y s h ave a t le a s t BRASS M O T O R S 206 E. LOCAL FIAT DIALEB Commercial FJ Up Cotton Bowl Bid Legal Notice tea oocktea of their eoaeh’e heart Oviedo’s next outing will bo on Nov. 3, against a Lyman loam that tasted defeat for the first time In 16 games Wednes­ day night when they were noted out In the Tangclo Bowl game by Tavarei 14-13. Totals: Crescent CMy Oviedo 7 Firit Downa 3 186 Yarda Rushing 65 29 Yard* Pauing • 3-7 Panes AUd. 1-13 1 Panes Inter. 1 419 Punta MO i Fumble* Lost 1 20 Penaltiet I Crescent CUy T T • 0-14 Oviedo 0 0 0 0 -0 Tataiwi loam bottled up Lymaa’a act ball carrier, Paul Blackford, aad "whoa yoa atop Blackford you atop Ly­ man.” Metta aaid there waa aa exc u m except tho Grey­ hound* met a bettor teem Wednesday night and couldn't cope with them. Ho doera't bollovw though, that they were the belt Lymaa ha* met all aeaaoa, but they were Juat good enough to boat tho Greyhound* Wedneeday. Tho Lymaa mentor laid ho had booa axpoctlag somebody to rlie up out of the graaa of iome football field aad beat the Greyhound*, "It had to come aomotlmo," he aaya, "aad, white I hated to mo tho boya loco, thla la what football la for. to teach the boya to take U oa the chla.” It waa obvtoua that Tavare* wa* guaalng for BlackMarjorie Kipp, a new mem­ lord, ulag gang tackling ber of Mr*. Appleby’s Rea- whanovar tho Lymaa ace taurant Team, led the Thurs­ got tho ball, but In ipite of day Nite Mixed bowlara with It tho halfback did a good a 879 serlea. Other MO plus Job tor hla team. White Lymaa outdid tho ■trie* were bowled by Dot Powell with a 603, Ellen Bette, Tavarea team In firat downa 620, Ralph Betti, 860 and they were weU behind in Hany Smith, bowline for rushing yardage, with Tovarwi having Uw edge la Stelnmeyer’a with a 817. Powell'a Office Supply re­ that department with 2(3 main* in firat place with 30 yard* to tha Greyhound* ICS. win* and 10 Io m m followed by Part of tho difference waa Pryor'a State Farm Insurance tho ability of tho Tavarea with 26 wine and 16 loeeee. team to punt out of trouble, Next In lino U Appleby’* with and aavcral timea they put 84 win* and 10 lossei; Stein- Lymaa la aa ambaraiaiag ■neper's, 15 wine, 26 loesee; position with punta that aver­ Heart Council 18 wine, 27 aged to yarda per try. Ly1oases and Cook’s Corner also min punled twice and tha average wa* a middling 3] has II win* and 17 loam . yarda, The 6-7 split Mined to be the In palling, quarterback favorite pick up with Hany Fred Grant, Lyman'* toner, Smith and BIU Footer convert­ did a good Job hitting In five ing this one and Erma Andertries out of 12, white tha eon picking up the same split Tavarei boys stayed oa tha twice. T. Body of Pryor* team ground aad completed tho converted tha 8-10. only one they tried fur 33 yarda against the Lyman total of to yarda for five attempt*. ORLANDO tU P It - - The annual 836,000 Carling Open g u lf tournam ent gets under w a y hare tod a y w ith defen d in g c h a m p i o n Gay Drawer Jr. leading the quest for tha 18,300 first-prlxa money. T he pros, Joined by 10 a m a ­ teur*. w ere to tea o f f on the 6,789-yard, par-71 Kio Dinar C ou ntry Club cou rse In 61 three-eom re. Par g oin g out Texas went info Us season ia 36 and ccm in g in on the finale with eight victories and hack nine it I* 35. a tie in nine* ga m es, the lone 10th Special Matinee N ATIO N ALLY AD VERTISED MEDIUM WEIGHT WINTER MEDIUM W IN TER W EIGHT SUMMER WEIGHT THANKSGIVING 1:15 I*. M. (Short Sleeve) Tab Collar • Solid Color Sport Shirts l-adlex .Night Thunt. & Sul WHILE WIEY LAST 7:45 P.M. NIGHTLY (Except Sunday] \' ^ PeH-Motoeli letting Nightly Deity DayVI# Quialelee leery Gcait Heated la Winter PHOTO D eveloping Orlando-Siminole FR O N TO N Printing U.6. 17.92 *t K IN PA8K 310 W IE B O L D T Kant We Give t irat, Top Sanford Value Stamp* Ph. MI-4221 CLOTHING Hwy. 17-92 it FOR MEN laternectlon of Hwy. -136 FER N PLA ZA - FERN P A R K , FLA. CLOSED Friday at 6:0U I*. SI. and all Day Saturday OPEN Sunday Through Thursday 9 A. M. to 7 P. JL �] LION HUGH DUNCAN o f Boafocd, right, din. trirt governor of 85-0, « a i goast of booor lu t Thursday night at a apedal meeting and Lade* Night banquet held at the Capri by the Lkma Club of Caaaelberry. With Duncan fa Frank Morria, governor of the Caaaelberry Club. (Herald Photo) Flavor-Aged " U .S . Q Mra. C. E. Better ted ten. W. L Crabtree af the Maapital Auxiliary. Tbi local rapcenetiUrea ware paitlculariy interested la aeetiag Mra. Grace Flabaf g TaSabateee, founder of the Marib Fterida Eye Bank. Bet be iurw ead let me bear from jrou. • • • Apia hop­ ing that everyone bad a wooderful Thanktciving Day I will eloee with these IbouabU 1 PEAK TO PEOPLg—Thera la nothing aa aica aa a cheerful word of greeting. SMILE AT PEO­ PLE- It taka* 71 muecka to froww, only i« lo amile. BE ALEKT TO SERVICEWhat couata ia lift la what ww da far othera. a U B - S IR LO IN R O U N D S TEA K Jho Sw—htt Sugar Evor Sold"f Rib S te ak. . . . 79 * tf>. Fami Fresh Ground Beef B e r f II F R Y E R ! Lb. y § Attending frwai Sanford were Or. and Mrs. Wade Garner, Hoepita! Adaklitrator Robert Baaaaier and teerttary Mra. JOante Elam; Medical recarda clerk, Min Lillian Odbam; Stock SupervUor Cbto WUllami; Oletlticlan Min Patty McDavlt, and Mra. Prank Woodruff, * * * * * FLA. 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CALLS IN TOUR OWN M 305’‘ AREA: Pint, dial the two digits that appear in the circle over your telephone number on your telephone dial diae; then dial the number of the peraon you are calling. biscuits Shurfrtsh • Limit I CALLS OUT8IDE YOUR OWN w306- AREA: Pint, dial the tw o dlgita that appear la the circle over your telephone number on your telephone dial dlec; then, the area code number auch aa **§13- (area codec for many cities are Hated in the front ef your new directory), followed by the number wf the pertoa you are calling. PARTS DEPT. T Year Friendly Ford Dealer STRICKLAND. MORRISON, INC. MS E. le t 8T. PU. FA 2-1451 h u f t u m QUANTITY RIGHTS W IN T E R P A R K , F L A . I 25TH & PARK i i PRICES GOOD THRU SAT, NOVEMBER 24 �f \ COUNTY NEWS Large Number From Oviedo Attend Game By Jean Lyles Oviedo atudenta and football fens turned out by the bus end ear loads last weeksnd to make the trip to S t August!no where the Lions played in the homocoming game. The bus transporting the team loft at 8:80 a. m. end ear* left during the day all the way np until 4 p.m . Expenses for the students were paid in pert through ads sold by the cheerleaden for the football pro­ grams. However, each individ­ ual waa responsible tor his own sightseeing and food expense. Upon arriving everyone reg­ istered at the Holiday Inn Motel whore the night was spent. Following the game all students were invited to a homecoming dance and on Sunday morning everyone at­ tended tho church of his choice meeting later at Anaatatla Park where n wiener roast was enjoyed. Homeward bound the Urge group atopped at Marineland in tima to catch the 3:30 p. m. show, leaving there in time to arrive beck home at 7:30 p. m. Elevan families, the bus drivar and 42 students stayed overnight while 12 families and a group from the Beptlst Church wsnt np Just for the game. By Louise Slmunek Troop 38 of tho Altamonte Boy fkouta and Explorer Post 88 held a rummage sale re­ cently which netted them $29. The money will be divided equally among the two group*. Due to the fact that a very amall number of parents work­ ed on the project, it was eonaidered to be quite a nice suecess. There were e number of boy* that cooperated beauti­ fully but moat of the work waa done by Mra. Donald Mac­ Leod and Mrs. Robert Newell who had to sort through boxes and boaea of rummage to eval­ uate items. The next project the boys •re undertaking is the sale of Christmas trees and they re­ quest the help of as many par­ ents os possible since this Is a very big Job and heretofore moat of the operating and set­ ting up haa been up to Scout­ master Jack Stuart who isn't quite up to the big Job this year due to recent surgery. All help will be gratefully ac­ cepted. Long wood Group Attends County Federation Meet By Donna Estes Nine representatives of the Longwood Civic League and Home Demonstration Club attended last week’s first meeting of the Seminole County Federation of Wom­ en's Ctubs held at the Home Demonstration Center in San­ ford. In the group were Miss Dorothy Heath, Mn. L. L. Cox, Mra. Ida Stewart, Mrs. Elisabeth Itille, Mra. Vesta Payne, Mrs. Lillian Richards, Mrs. Charlotte Otto, Mrs. Grace Raddln and Mrs. Ruth Rudolph. H D Clubs To Sponsor Sewing Class L • Q The Seminole County Home Demonstration Club will spon­ sor another in a aeries of clothing and sewing classes beginning at 7:30 p. m. nest Tueaday. Classes, to be held at the Home Demonstration Center, 401 E. 23th St. in Sanford, will be taught by Mn. Vi­ vian Quinn of the Seminole Evening Club. All interested ladie* are Invited to attend whether or not they are members of a home domcoatretina club. THURS., NOVEMBER 22, 1962 Semiaols County 4-H Boys and Girls raesived achieve­ ment pine and ecrtlflcatea at the annual Achievement Day program and covered dish supper held Saturday night at the Heme Demonstration Canter in Sanford. Special guest for the occa­ sion was Dr. Emily King, state 4-H Oub Leader from Tallahassee. Presiding at the program was Miss Linda King. 4-H County Council Girls president. Paid Lukas, Boys 4-H County Council vice president, led the Pledge ef Allegiance to open the pro­ gram, after whleh the 4-H Pledge was led by Cathy Cammaek, Girls County Council secretary. Recognition was given the county leaders, Mbs Myrtle WHeon, home demonstration agent and Cedi Tucker, county agent, who in turn presented the achievement pins and awards. Girls receiving Junior 4-H pins and their projects In­ cluded Rita Coney and Myrtie Harris, food and nutri­ tion; Patsy Groves and Susetts Berg, clothing; Peggy George and Pat Coney, home Improvement; C a t h e r i n e Dean and Sandy Mikier, child care; Lee Ann Murphy, health; Martha Rote, dairy foods; Barbara Kotle and Cindy Boyles, home economics; Lynn Eustis, achievements; Towanda Showers and Betty Lou KuyKendall, recreation; Martha Mlkter and Nancy Brockenbrough, dress revue; Joyce Belihorn public speak­ ing and Eleanor Hein, frosen foods. Senior pins went to Doro­ thy Tomlinson and Donna Foley, clothing; Linda King and Margaret Stevens, dress revue; Linda Green, child By Jana Casselberry All members of the South Seminole Weicome Wagon Newcomers Club and their guests have been invited to attend a style show at the Langford Hotel in Winter Park at 2 p. m. Saturday. The show la being sponsor­ ed by the Winter Park Wel­ come Wagon Club. Admission will be canned goods or a silver offering for the club’s welfare project. Light re­ freshments will be served. On Nov. 14 the South Semi­ nole Club was guest of the Welcome Wagon Newcom­ ers Club of Sanford at the Capri Restaurant for cards and a buffet luncheon. Mrs. Violet Moore of the Cut and Curl Beauty Shop demonstrated the correct methods in spplyinb makeup. Door prizes were won by Mrs. Elsie Winchester, Mra. Genevieve Probst and Mrs. Maryann Miles. The bridge prire winner was Mrs. Win­ chester and the canasta win­ ner waa Mr*. Lucille Cro­ well. Club To Elect New Officers By Mra. Adsm Muller New officers for the DeBary Glee Club will he elected at next Wednesday'* meeting of the group at the Community Center. Announcement b e e b e e n made that the club's Christ­ mas Party will be held on Dec. 12 and that each member is to bring two guests for the eve­ ning of fun. Guild To Give Travel Program By Mr*. Adam Muller St. Ann’s Guild of the De­ Bary Catholic Church will sponsor * program of travel picture* to b* presented by Mr*. Angel Dia* et 7:90 p. « . next Thursday. The program will be held in the social hall of th* church and • free will offering will be invited. Refreshment* will be servad. care; Linda Mohn, home im­ provement; Carla Lomraler, Junior leadership end Cathy and Frances Cammaek, dairy. Certificates in foods went to Sue Potter, Karen Pettis, Susan Fulfsng, Kathy Far- rin, Bonnie Stodden, Cheryl Miller and Cheryl Clark. leaders certificates wore presented to Mrs. Robert Martin. Mn. Paul Mlkler, Mn. Anton Krecek, Mrs. Ralph Stevens, Mrs. A. W. VanHorn Mrs. John Graves, PAGE 1-B Fire Auxiliary Plans Dance, Holiday Party Mn. W. J. King, Mrs. John George, Mn. Lowell Pettis, Mrs. Ctrl Lommler, Mn. Ruby Shy, Mrs. John Church, Mrs. Tom Klnnard, Mrs. John Sterman, Mrs. Prank The Ladies Auxiliary ef the MiUtr, Mrs. Yvomm A. MueV Lake Mary Volunteer Fire Dept will sponsor n Square ter and Mrs. Pet Boyles. Dance et the Fire Hall on Nov. 4-H O F F IC IA L presiding at Saturday night’s program for th* Seminole County 4-H Annual Achievement Day and covered dish dinner were, from left, Paul Lukas, Mina Myrtio Wilson, Dr. Emily King of Tallahassee and Linda King. The event was held at the Home Demonstration Center in Sanford. (Herald Photo) Final plans are shaping up for the annual Winter Festi­ val at Lake Mary's Elemen­ tary School to be held from 3 until 9 p. m. on Dec. 1 and aa the big day draws near prospects are looking bigger and brighter for every­ one to have a tremendously good time. Mrs. Stuart Stetson, festi­ val chairman, haa announced that a popular game will be played during the entlro evening with prize* ranging in value from $5 to $M avail­ able. All the children who have wished they could ride In the Florida State Bank’s lit­ tle ga* car will get their chance at the festival when pony ridci and the 40 et • locomotive alio will be on hand. A lot oI fun should come, too, from tour •‘Sheriff’*” who will be on the grounds to make arrests upon de­ mand for a amall fee. Thoto arrested will in turn have to pay a fine for their release from the stockade. A chicken dinner will be served In the acbool cafe­ teria from S to 8:30 p. m. Advance reservations may be made by calling the school ATTRACTIVE GIFT and holiday decoration* will be among the ntuny bargains on side at the Lake Mary Elementary School’s Winter Fes­ tival on Dec. 1. Among mothers meeting thi* week to work on the items were, from left, Mrs. Juck Wilbur, Mrs. Troy Ray and Mrs. Harold Dnnklefs. (Herald Photo) EDITORIAL COMMENT Responsibility Each individual hits a purpose and respon­ sibility in life towards himself and others with the three important factor* o f God, the family and the country to be considered. A number of fumilies living together com­ prise a community or town and each resident liv­ ing there must work, one with the other, if there is to be success. Each must also support hi* local organizations, not only through opinion but through presence us well. There were five in attendance at this month’s meeting o f a North Orlando civic or­ ganization, three at a regular monthly church meeting and an average o f 10 attend regular council meetings. Yet a recent postal survey of the village showed an estimated population of UOO. The few who do take an interest are doing their part— what about the others? Musk and calling will be provided by E. H. Bennett of Cocos. Dancing will begin at 8 P- m. and teonagora aa wet] aa adults are Invited to Join members of tho nuxllbry and fire department for tho eve­ ning. A small admission will be taken at the door. Tho Auxiliary’* a n n u a l Christmas Party for members' families and families of tho firemen will bo held at tho Hall on Doc. 13 beginning with a covered dish supper at 6 p. m. Each family la askod to bring a covered dish and ite own place Bettings. Children are especially invit­ ed to tho party since Banta Claus la oxpoctod to visit dur­ ing tho ovonlng. Following tho ouppor tho regular monthly mooting of tho Auxiliary will bo hold at whleh time election of now of­ ficers is scheduled to take place. I n t e r e s t la Caaaelberry’a Doe. S municipal elections, slow to p t started, sported forth to a record high this week with six man qualifying for the seats of aldermen now held by Mn. Hope Bennett, Rohn Lady and Paul Bates. Also qualifying wore one candidate each for tho offices of mayor, town clerk and mar­ shal. Coming out for mayor was Frederick 0. Heath; for clerk, incumbent Mrs. Lillian Babel Henning and for marshal, in­ cumbent Gus Sawyer. Incum­ bent mayor, Carl Stoddard, who preciously stated that he would run if he had opposi­ tion, had not filed as of noon on Tuesday. hold* aa associate degree in applied science from Rochester Institute of Technology. Ho and his wifs and two WOODHAMS, chairman ol daughters, Eliubsth and Sal­ tho Town Zoning Commiseion ly, lies at 8 Lotus Dries. and member of the Volunteer Fire Dept, b in favor of ac­ SELF, a member of the quiring additional equipment Casselberry Road Board for required by the town. ' the pest three years through He abo states that he b not which be has become familiar in favor of tho water ruts in­ with the local government, crease unless It is proven re­ itresaes that he is running in­ quired and then weald be in dependently and is not obli­ favor of a minimum flat In­ gated to any party, group or crease rather than the propos­ individual. ed rate structure. If sleeted he promises to He b office manager for In­ work for the good of the ma­ surance Specialties of Orlande jority and betterment of the and was previously employed city as a whole. as passenger traffic manages Coming to Florida from of Blectric Bond and Share* Gunteraville, Ala., ho and Co. hi Now York. wife, Grace, have lived in Caa- A business school graduate, selberry for the paat four he and wife, Marilyn, live at yeara at 221 S. Lake Triplett 121 8. Triplett Dr. HEATH, n retired Anuy or­ dinance officer, said that as mayor he would seek the coop­ eration of the aldermen in •treamlinlng the board meet­ ings. Before coming to Cassel­ berry five years ago ho was stationed in Germany with the U. 3. Army and served as chairman of tha GermanAmerican Relation Board for two years in Kitalngan. At present ho la manager of Florida Packaging Products of Cssaelborry. Ha and wife Lillian, who live at 821 Seminole Blvd. have a •on, Frodortck, at North Geor­ gia College. Running for tho throo aldormon’e poots are John M. (Jack) Burns, Art Lago, Dentil 8. Long, Edward Luna, J. D. Bolf and Lou Woodhama. BURNS, an Imfopondont can­ didate, atates that his mala in­ tonate contar around improvemoot of town roads and ollm(nation of personalities on tha council board. A retired Navy chief, orig­ inally from Booton, Maso., ho k 47 yoaro of ago, has lived in Casselberry for the paat four and ono half years with his wife, (irstchsn, at 361 Pinsy Ridge Rd. end is a member of tho now Casselberry VFW Post 10050. office. Dinners will be priced for aduKa and for children under grade six. Plata, made by Mike's Spaghetti Houae, will be served throughout the evening. Those looking for bargains will find them at the Country Store where good used house­ hold articles sad clothlag will be on salt. Goody-land will feature homemade cook­ ies and candies and home­ made cakes may be found at the Cake Walk. These attraction* are just a few of many which Invite Interest and support of the school’s big project of the year. By Jane Casselberry The South Seminole Wel­ come Newcomers Club will meet next Thursday at the Hamilton House Restaurant In Casselberry. There will be s meeting of the executive board at II a. m. Lunch will be served at noon. All members are asked to make a bat repre­ senting ono of the holidayi and wear it to the meeting. Any newcomer in the ares is invited to attend whether or not she has received a call from Welcome Wagon Hostess, Nora Norris. They may call Mrs. Luther Miles or Mrs. Lawrence Pettlnatl for reservations. Mrs. Miles, club president, has publicly staled, the deep sorrow of all member* of the group at the death of hostess. Mrs. Kate Miller, who will be sorely missed by all per­ sons in the arts. By Mrs. Adam Muller A schedule of future appear­ ances has been announced by the DeBary Choristers who met this week at the social hall of the Methodist Church for rehearsals on Monday due to the Thanksgiving holidays. Beginning with a program at the Glenwood Church at 3 p.m. on Dec. 16, the 23 member group will present four pro­ grams during the month of De­ cember. The second program will be the annual musical program for the DeLand Lutheran Re­ tirement Center and will be held on Dec. 19 at 3 p.m. The third program will be for (he Christmas meeting of the DeBary Women’s Club on Dec. 21 and on Dec. 27 the group will appear at the Com­ munity Center on the program of the annual Home Demon­ By Mrs. Adas* Muller The mualc department of stration Club's C h r i s t m a s the University of Florida will party. Senior Citizens sponsor Concert at the Community Methodist Church of DeBary next Tuesday averting. Rehearsals will be held on By GJany Kklslak Monday afternoon and even­ North Orlando Brownie ing and on Tueaday morning Troop 593 wiU hold its In­ vestiture Ceremony (or eight preceding the concert. Taking part will be mem­ of the 14 member* next Tues­ bers of the DeBary Methodist day at 4 p. m. at the Com­ Choir, of the DeBary Glee munity Building in the Vill­ Club, of the Presbyterian age Recreation Area. Choir, of the DeBary Chor­ The troop, under the lead­ isters, of the Osteen Meth­ ership of 51n. Gladys PUoodist Choir and of the San­ ian, 11 N. Bombay and coford Male Chorus. leader, Mrs. Margaret Burk, The concert will be open bold* ite regular weekly to the public and residents meetings at 4 p. of all surrounding communi­ Tuesday* at the boms of the loader. ties are invited to attend. Senior Citizens Concert Set Troop Plans Investiture LEGO has announced that he la In favor of setting up long range plane for hard surfac­ ing the roads, feeling that la the long run this will be more economical than continual ex­ pense of maintenance and re­ pair of tha present clay roads. He also feels that the paving Is necessary for progrsaa of ths town. Anticipating trem endous growth in the area, ha says that the town must ramaln progressiva if it is not to be by-pussed ami that members of the council should work to­ gether in planning tha future so that peopla will want to move to the town. Ho eupporta planned recrea­ tion area* and a closer llaaon between town officials and those from the County 8chool Board, County Commission and of neighboring communities. A World War II M a r i n e Corps veteran, 38 •year •old Lego ia chairman of the Cas­ selberry Recreation Commis­ sion, came to Casselberry four years ago from Baltimore, Md. ami live* at 223 Thomas Dr. with wife, Pat and four sons, Mike, Ricky, Jeff and Mark. Employed in the engineering division with Martin Co. of Or­ lando, he haa attended John Hopkins University, Rollins College and Orlando Junior College and at present is work­ ing towards a degree in busi­ ness administration. LONG, 39, ia baaing his campaign on betterment and beautification of the town and additional recreational facil­ ities for the young people. He emphasliea that he ia not supporting any particular fac­ tion but that be will work for the good of the entire com­ munity. Born and reared in Orlando hs cam* to Casselberry three years ago and lives at 220 & Embrey with wife and two children. LUNN state* that he is In favor of a municipal road de­ partment, municipal garbage collection and a budget and planning commission. A native of Tayne, Ohio, th* 48-ycar-old candidate moved to Casselberry four years ago ami is employed by the Air Force as an animation photog­ rapher at Orlando AFB. lie has workad for th* Governmrnt. for the paat 11 years and WSm FREDERICK HEATH JOHN ML BURNS DENC1I* LONQ EDWARD LUNN J. D. SELT L. E. WOODHAMS GUS SAWYER Village To Have Postal Service LILLIAN HENNING liy Ginsty Skielak North Orlando Mayor Frank Fasula has announced that holiday postal service will be available in the village from Dec. 10 through Dec. 24 from 10 a. m. until noon including Saturdays. Mailing will be done at the Village Hall. The temporary service ia be­ ing offer *<l ua a convenience to residents in order that they may do their Christmas null­ ing without having to gu ouk of tha area. I �l« 5 S C •4 n t l m H lt r . U-nrltJ U l 1U, W C O W B U I m ifim t» u i fiu m recorded i« r u t i M k 1 *. h | t u , PabH* IUo N i It i n k UwtmI P ltadlag U Ik* Complaint t t P lalatlffe IttMMTH 1 X S I I U ■OK. BCSH, BEAM. LOWX* D U * t u I t I HERO. Jtt E u t Central ju r a t * . O rta s l* Florida, u l ftU tkt ir li t i i j l u t t r t r « U t r n u l l a i la tk t t f f l t t • ( tk t d i r k a f tkt Ctrtmtt ce a rt *a t r ktftr* tk t lttk l a r t f Daaambtr, IMS. It r t i fall U t a a , i i * terra a rt M a fa u t w ill bt U ltra a ta la tt f a t far th* rallaf dtmaadad U tka Com­ plaint. 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Park Am FA H U i DACHSHUNDS ARC tegUtsr« i Slack A ten. • Hoaths •id. AS shots. ggfrim. PHA OWNED HOMES Unfurnished 3 bedroom house. $70 month. 2434 Oder Ave. FA 24396. WE RENT Hospital Rads • Playpens 20 Acres newly plowed and harrowed farm land. N. Wheel Chairs • Strollers Cameron Ave. on east side Commodes • Baby Beds U mite South of Celery Walkers • High Chairs Ava. E. B. Stowe. FA 34143 Crutches • RoOaway Beds W IL S O N -M A IE R PA 2-3622 Nice 3 room unfurnished house. 314 E. 18th St Con­ tact Owner FA 2-4968. CARD OF THANKS The widow of Ctrl A. Schub- 3 Bedroom, 3 bath, built-in range 3S3 month, g Bed­ nell and tha daughters room. 1 .bath, $33 month, Elisa Whipple, Evelyn Arch, tell, Edna Bridge, Lidag bedroom $00 month. For further information contact tell Norris wish to thank Ted WUliama Hardware. Dr. Epstein, Dr. Garner, 205 E. 23th St. Pastor Gail Smith t o their kindness aad effort shown Room la private home. to the lata Carl A. Seteb322-7431. nail before his death Nov­ ember 13. Large 2 bedroom bouse, kit­ Mrs. Carl A. Bchubmll A chen equipped. Near large Daughters lake. FA 2-73SS. g Bedroom house, Fla. room garage, furnished or un­ furnished. Nice location. 412 Rosalia Drive. Can be seen after 3 p. m. FA 2-7238 Local A Ling Diituca Moving 201 N. Laurel PA 3-1W1 Furnished 2 bedroom house. THOMAS MOVING & STORAGE Near base. FA 2-3730. FA 2-2007 or J. W. Hall, Realtor "Can Han" FA 8-8941 3944 So. French Ava. 3 • BEDROOMS. 1. 1(4 S 3 BATHS DOW N PA Y M E N T LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS T g . Conventional k FHA Financing -------------------------- -------------------------------- - Ssatead Estate* . On 17-02 (2 ML So. of Sanford) gate* Offit* 1st. Hraa* lasld* Entrant* KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. PH. FA >0074 JIM HUNT REALTY, Sal*# Agrat Days, FA 1-2118 - Eve. k San. FA >0448 - 32>0700 Complete New Models • • • LARGER HOUSES S and 4 BEDROOMS MANY NEW FEATURES Cm** ost and bnvn ear saUamsn show them tn jc under too*traction. You’ll see — the most squat footage far jour dollar obulnshl* anywhere. These Modete Aten Available <)■ Your Own Lot at NO MONEY DOWN T EE N G R EEN Cnaatry Club Road at Mayfair Country Club OPEN DAILY 10 TILL 5 Robson Sporting Goods Hybrid Garanin OBAFBV1LLX Qraperlite Arc. Yaar KVIN1UDI Daater W A i S. 1st Pk. PA S M I Used tomtom, appUanm, teals, ate. Bought - add. Larry's Hart X15 Sanford Am. Ph. FA >4132 Why buy n Carpat Sham* poaarf Wall loaa ym aao A Trade-In Allowance Mads F B I* with parctete Id On Used Furniture A ApBlue Lnatm Carpat A Up. bolatary cleaner. Carroll's 11 K. First SL Move In now. 3 Bedroom, kitchen equipped. $91 mo. No cish needed. FA 2 8003 Office FA 2-2118 Nights PA 24048 1234700 2824 Park Dr. Sanford, Fin. FREE ESTIMATE Upholstering A Mattress ren­ ovating. New A Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 700 Celery Ava. FA 3-2117. S Complete Room* for aom«oee to taka aver paymeats of $13.30 par month or will aaertflca fir cash. CiU col­ lect TE 0-1311. Camlterty, Flo. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With Urn Cash. SUPER TRADING POST FA 2-0677. CHRISTMAS BONUS. Ifcko a whole year to pay. No laon furniture purchases made before Dec. M, 1002. Open Friday evenings. FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Ave. Ph. FA 1-7953 COLOR T.V. STEMPER WONDERS Do you recognize value? Can By Westlngbouse. Coma In and sea it for yourself. you qualify? 3 Bedroom Town A Country T. V., borne in quiet neighbor2335 Park Dr., 323-3M2. hood. Buyer privileged to choose interior colors for complete repainting. $10,000 1 7 . Special Service* value (or ONLY $0,000. Just WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, $230 down, $90 per month. SPR1NKER SYSTEMS All Typae and Slice Wa Repair and Service STI NE Machinery and Supply Co. REALTOR — 1NSUROR FA 24432 FA 24M11019 S. rreneh Ave. 207 W. 2nd SL Stemper Agency Stenstrom Realty WOODS PEST CONTROL, DO IT YOURSELF METH­ OD. COST, $9.00 P « GAL. $!.M par Q f T . $1-00 par FT. SURE DEATH SPRAY, IS T H E ELIMINATOR OP ALL HOUSEHOLD INSECTS . I AM NOT AN EXTERMIN­ ATOR, AND I DO NOT WORK AS AN KXTERMINATOR, 1 MAKE AN SELL THE SPRAY, WHICH IS STAINLESS AND N O T POISON. YOU DO NOT CLOU HOUSE OR LEAVE ATTKR APPLYING THE SPRAY. (AS STATED BEFORE 1 AM NOT AN EXTERMINA­ TOR.) ALL THOUGH A LOT OP MY CUSTOMERS IN THE FAIT HAVE EMPLOYED ME BY THE HOUR TO DO THI WORK POE THEM, AFTER BUY­ ING THE SPRAY. I SOUC1T ONLY FOR SALES OF MY SPRAY. YOU CAN DO IT YOURSELF OR HAVE ANYONE ONE ELBE DO THE APPLYINO, F O R YOU. FOR FREE DELtVERY OR I NFORMATI ON CALL FA 24061. or WRITE RT. 3 Box S3 , SANFORD, FLA. a M oney? B etter Job? KEROSENE DELIVER and Furnace cleaning eervlce. Charles Benton. FA 2-9310. Piano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4223 F R IG ID A IR E P R E - INVEN TORY 10c ON PURCHASE OF 1 DOZEN J. O. BOSTON’S SELECTED FLORIDA GRADE A EGGS AT THESE STORES BOSTON’S GENERAL STORE DeOARY COUNTRY STORE LAKE MONROE WHEATLAND’S GROCERY MONROE CORNER If yen think you can LEARN to nett now i ran write mho, addrsre, phene aad am rateed: reports confidential Notification I f Age roqairemente under 48. Permanent peaM t* Ban L «/• Sanford Herald. TRUCKS • Tough • Reliable • Durable 1902 CH EV. Vt Ton AAT CHEVROLET 4 Doer, V-g Aateaatte D*mearirater, l.lka N#w. ........ 01000 | 0 0 OLDSMOBILE SUttel Wagon, AnteMOtle 996 ADA CHEVROLET 4 Door With ■ W Automatic Tran,mission....... ......... ....... 16 16 0 0 0 PONTIAC 4- Door. AuUmati* AAA CORVAIR, 4 Door. Ureter wUV Standard Transmission...... ........ 266 0 0 0 CHEVROLET 4 Door Sedan, Standard Trasn. AKT CHRYSLER Windsor 4 Door Air (Am IuOMS ^sss.....^sssss...ss...ssss.^sss*s.ss*^s# m CHEVROLET Impala 4 Door, PowtrgUda gay; 1666 AAA BUICK 2 Door Hardtop 8p*ckl, •w w AatoMatte Transmission 666 0 0 0 RAMBLER 4 Door 296 AAT PLYMOUTU 4 Door Sedan ™ l Automatic Transmission ...... ..... . 396 A A T CADILLAC 4 Door With ■ 9 1 Power and Air Conditioned. - ... ........... 1116 AAT BUICK 4 Door Hardton ■ ' l l Automatic Transmission. ------ —.. 646 A A T CHEVROLET Bel-Air 2 Door Hardtep - 9 1 V-8, Automatic Transmission. .—......... •98 961 C,,“ ,8LE“ * 116 Ck“ 0 0 Q PALCON, 4 Door Sedan, Standard Trane. 1066 245 AAA CHEVROLET 8 Door Hardtop 896 AAA OLDSMOBILE 18. 4 Door Sodas • 9 9 AntoMatk and Air Condlttenad .....___ 996 0 0 J CADILLAC Eldarsdo Sevilla AAA RAMBLER Station Wagon •MU Standard, A l ittle Roogh ............ ...... 219 E 2nd ST. Pickup Long wheel boon; look* Ilka a maw on*, and pan pay only 150.41 a month with a '57 modal trmda —or tha aqulvalnnt in acceptable condition. 1955 J E E P - 4 W heel D rive PICKUP TRUCK. Your wagon for hunting or work, nt only $32.00 n month. No down payment if you qualify. 1 11 6 111 N. Park Ave. W ORTH — 1500.00 f t Up P er M onth 1952 CH EV. DUMP TR U C K 9245 Q g Q CHEVROLET Station Wagon, V-8 A/T w a 0 0 0 10c — NEW C A R -G A S -O P P O R T U N IT Y Track Headquartera For Saninoli County. 0 0 0 CHEVROLET 2 Door Standard Traaa. FA 2-2429 W E FURNISH Y O U . . . Rt Strickland - Morrleow, fmc^ Stenstrom Realty See The L.M.V New 4 Bedroom Homo In l.ako Wej men Height* On Longdate A ve. Just South Of Longdate Long*ood. Fla. 0 Mile* South of Sanford Turn Wool at 2nd Road South of Owens Brin. OPEN 11 a. m. to 0 p. m. DAILY W ant SURE DEATH SPRAY. Plumblnt k Heating AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT aad REPAIR Approximately 1 acre corner WORK lot. 3 Bedroom house furn­ 1007 Sanford Ava. FA 34302 ished, ftek pood in back. $7100 terms. FA >7304. MORTGAGE LOANS FHA and Conventional Commercial A Residential PA 2-ssa PLUMBINO Contracting A Repairs Refrlgintor A Stove. ReaFREE DELIVERY tonable. Ckl] FA 2-0641 R. L. HARVEY after 8:30 eall FA 84100. 204 Sanford Avt. FA 2-3383 Sales A Service The features Include a fully 111 N. Park Ave. FA >2420 G. H. HIGH •quipped, built-in kitchen, 1700 W. 1st SL Sanford central duct heat system Ph. FA 2-3113 to all rooms, well and Beautician wanted. Cut *N pump, (hidden from view H E A T IN G Curl Beauty Shop. 310 Pal­ by old brick well), hot wa­ h . a. po p e co. me. metto Ave. FA 24034 or ter beater, and many MO So. Park Ave. PA S4I FA 14013. others too numerous to efrlgeraUon • Air-condition­ mention. Also propped for ing man needed. Wa train air-conditioning at low ex­ you. Writ* Commercial Children kepL PA 2 4132. tra cost it desire. Tradea Institute Box If, eta Child Care. FA >2274. Sanford Herald. The total price, Just-819.130. Extremely good financing. Alterations and a a w 1n g. 32>8026.104 Rldga Dr. Mrs. ALL TYPES bedding reno­ vated. Top quality work­ Listed exclusively with— Herbert Mann. manship. Ph. Echols Bed­ ding Co., FA 24321 for Day work in Sanford. Ph. FA 1 1107. A L L SOLD OUT IN LONGDALE W ant M ore WILSON - M AIER Stenstrom Realty Stemper Agency Sunland Estates Homes Gstewey Ta Tha Waterway on aa oe-is bails, or .remodeled, whatever you may prater. If you are seriously Intereeted In buying, Ironing. don’t fail to tea tha out­ 3 Bedroom, 1VA bath, extra large traced backyard, gll standing bargain! being of­ Hays Drive. Call PA 3-1333 fered through this office. Wa eall aad arnica Wigs after A WE'ra sure we have Just Nov. Special $20.80 Protein tha home for yout H a n d l i n g all lypaa of Wave w ith conditioner $12.30 m l eitato. Skampoa A sol A Hair cut JOHN E. FO X, $3.29. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 3-2420 REALTO R HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 109 8o. Oak FA 24742 110 N. Park Avenue $200 DOWN AND assume Phone 3234930. payments of $00.41. S BR PERMANENT SPECIALS 1 bath, Plnecrest First Ad­ 2 Bedroom house, Fla. room, $049 Complete and a large dition. FA 2 1733. can of atyla spray free. garage, furnished or un­ Cut ’N Curt Beauty shop . furnished. Nice location. FA 2 0034 412 Rosalia Drive. Caa be tig Palmetto seen a f t e r 3 p. a . PA 3-7131 PRIGIDA1RE g BEDROOM House, enclos­ Sales A Service WEK1VA RIVER ESTATES ed carporte, fenced yard. House Wiring, Free Estimates Approximately 2H acres, with Small down p a y m e n t , Sid Vihlra’s Randall Electric 130 ft. on river, H mile off monthly payments tSOJO. ua Magnolia pb. PA t-oais Taxes and insunnoa includ­ ed. 100 Oarrison Dr. THE WILD AND WONDER­ Furnished Apartment elasa RIVER In. JUnay Cowan, PA 14013 Unfurnished house on N. FUL ST. JOILN’ Cameron Ave. 4 mile* east Begins right in the boat-porte FOR RENT: Four room houaa ef Sanford. 4 Bedrooms, of this magnificent home on Baardall Ava. Kitchen kitchen appliances, quiet located Just a few minutes neighborhood, school bus equipped, partial]/ furnish­ from Sanford. A life time ed. Call FA >3133 after 4:30 stop. $60 per month. Ph. of happiness and high ad­ p.m. FA 24143. E. B. Stowe. venture awaits you for only $24,300. How about 117 I ROOM COTTAGE, NICELY 2 Bedroom house. FA >0071 la thin for you? FURNISHED. TILE BATH. 170 A MONTH. 3000 I. g Bedroom bouse, $10 month. Furnished. Call FA >1010. ELM. 3234370. 9 ROOMS aad bath. Com­ Clean furnithed Apartment REALTOR - INSUROR downiUlre. Adults. Phone pletely unfurnished. Near FA 24091 1010 S. french Ava. FA 2-1134. NAS. Nothing fancy, but cheap renL $7.30 week. Pb. Furnished 2 •bedroom and JUST LISTED FA 2-3219. Fla. rm. home; redecorated Located in desirable Loch Arbor and situated on large Moderate renL 323-0947. WELAKA APARTMENTS: 100 x 133 foot shady homeRooms private baths, 114 Ntee 3 bedroom furnished site, this lovely new home, W. Firit SL house. Waiher, dryer A now under construction and disposal. 1100 a month. Re­ nearly completion, repre­ 2 BEDROOM furnlibed houaa. ference!. 2424 Summerlin sents one of Sanford's fin­ $03 month. FA 2-3249. Ave. 323-0382 call after 8 est home buys of 1002. p. m. It Paya The homo consists of an en­ 3 Bedroom furnished bouse try foyer, large living at 1606 Magnolia Ave. Ph. T o Use room, dining area, 3 bed­ FA 22339 or call at 221 rooms, 2 tile bathe, aoclosW. 19th St. The HERALD ed Florida room, kitchen, large utility room, and 2 Bedroom bouse furnished. W ant Ada. double carporte. FA 2-3651. V A -N O ••l'e Windshield Back 61a m Door Glau Vent Glass SERVICE Senkarik Glass and Plaint Company Ms .•!• plsasad Is d k r, far year laafuttoa, several O ffic e 204 W . fir s t outstanding boat bops, la RENT A BED vsrloas neUratial ana a of Betbwey, Hoapital A Baby Beds By Day, Week, or Marik CARROLL’S FUBNITU1B Ph. FA >3191 US W. 1st I t Tkaaa hanaa vary ta sisa Oom 2, 8, sad 4 BR'a, with 1, lVft, sad S Baths. Tha majority am kitebra rquippad, aad have water hatter, blinds aad beatiaf oak. Fnrnlsbad S bedroom borne. Soma with eatna, such as Double gsrsga. Fruit trace. CLASSIFIED DUPLAY: alr-cocditlootrs, deep walls, MSI Palmetto. FA >0941 P it • I P. M. day sad vsrloas otters. or FA W i t Dawn payments ruga team 8 ‘ Room frame house, kit­ $390 and op, with monthly chen equipped. Near NAS ■TRAW1T CLASSIFIED: payments from $M sad op. S. Sanford Are. Cheap Some of thaso homes ham , thro Fit • 0 P. M. day rant $11.30. weak. Tel. bean completely remodeled, PA M U . $11 E. Pint SL «. A. 9 AUTO G LASS INSTALLED SW EETIE P IS 322-5613 322-5612 • • • • • i 1960 FORD F-100 Pickup Truck Corrnthlan white, aver no dean and ever no reasonable at $45.37 with a '58 modal trad* or equivalent in acceptable condition. 1958 FORD Panel D elivery Corcnthiaa white, daluxo cab and paaoengor neat, ready for delivery and only $44.95 with '56 model trade In or aqulvalnat in acceptable condition. 1955 FO RD F-100 P ickup Truck Dark bluo in color, and hoar this . . . $28.00 n month. No down payment If yon qualify. Sove Many Dollars . * * in depreciation If yoe can i m tkie aniL l i t ] F4te CAB k CHASSIS, 174" wheel brae, 028 s » It ply tires, heavy duty front, rear and auxiliary spring*, 1spsml axis, tuns signals, Holly Green in color aad never b*«a used. You caa nwn U far I43J5 a Meath with compnrabi* ’39 trade-in, *r tha eqolvekat in aactptebte rendition. Strickland-Morrison 1496 166 ORLANDO CH 1-8149 | 2393 PARK AVE. INCORPORATED Your Local Ford, Falcon. Thunderbird. Ford Truck Dealer 308 E. lot. SL Soafer^ Ph. FA 2-1481 MI 44918 IS �At'! VALUES in SMALI . fs -V Ice Cream . . . . 5 A •. 4 • V . ‘ $ 1. . 'i i ' Swkkw Cim Imv T pbbb Cheez-lts........... ‘Sr 21< PbJsVb Nu m I i i Pm % PbeEhbe = • Oatm eal Cookies “Sr 39c IRIAKfAST CLUS IVAPOtATED LIMIT € PLEASE *. i » i ALL M INDS CHAM A SAN BOHN 14k. WASHDAY D m R M N T, GIANT (t e w e d to m a to * * s w e e t c re a m Investiture Held For 17 New Brownies By Sklrley Weaiwortk Investiture for IT giria of ■ Bov Bur Lake Brewnie Troop * u hold at 4 p. nu last Fri­ day hi Um Boor Loko Eelsauntary School auditorium. Mra. Harold Baker la loader d tho troop. After the Brownie Pledge waa repeated Mra. Baker pin­ ned the giria and laatalled Mra. Lottlo Abbott, who Brill aaalat With the troop, aa a acout lead­ er. Alao aaalitlng will bo Mra. Mary Wilson. reroute and frienda were intited to the ceremony after which a refreahment courae wu served. Twele Tobies Memben of tho DeBary Duplicate Bridge Club form­ ed IS table* of play at their weekly Tuesday meeting at the Community Center, Wlnaera announced for MS were, ftsat, Mr. and Mra. Howard Middleton; second, Mrs. Robert Nichols and H. C. Chase; third, Mrs. George Pearsall and Mra. E. M. Hinkle tad fourth, Mr. and Mra. Charles Hassell. EW wlnaera wore, first, Mra. 0. N. Lackey and Mrs. William Woodlock; second, Mrs. Doylo Drirar and Mrs. Virginia Singer; third, Mr. and Mra. Arthur WUlgooso and fourth. Hairy Scbob and Mrs. B. W. Ackerman. aim caocaik lim H H W M |O i b e a n s s p i n a c h . . SW IFTS PREMIUM G O V T - INSPECTED PROTEN TENDER - AGED , H EA V Y WESTERN PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU m i. e SAT. NOV. 2Jtd md 24th CHUCK S T E A K S . . . ••>69 *W e d a ir y s p e c ia ls • TsbFt O issbs S|nso4 Hanwa'i Tasty Sliced □ b o lo g n a ............ □ sliced h a m .......... 12-ai. KRAFT'S VELVEETA » 89* Tgim v Ceekod ae Baked G-es. frozen foods • • Orange Ju ic e ...................................6 t S 79c b u j ^ p u S w A i i r o o ( • /• » ) down produce 'ST* 9 9 * e Mm. Im M 'e Cmtoed Style Pumpkin Pie .......................................... ^ T 4 9 c JteaHee's Fresco lu e lle p d A pples.................................. 'S T 39c Mm. PaaPt Pomlp fm k wkea yoa aecebeie Onion Rings ....................................... 49c Deviled C r a b ...................................... 5 * 39c Altomonte Man In Accident By Lewis# gimuiek Robert Vaughn, who liras on Spring Lake Rd. la Altamonte Springs, waa laealvod la aa wnfortnaate accident recently wher, hie car waa struck by another car noising a red light at ihs fieriund and Roblaeun Art. interaectlon. Vaughn's tore email cone, Michael, tore and Bonaio, four were labored with Michael ra­ ce Iring a fractured ahull and Ronnl# a aaaty cot acroea the the eye. Vaugha rocelred minor Ini juries aad tha ear waa badly a c o m Peeled Shrim p....................................*tr$ l.l9 “ SERVING ALTAM ONTE SPRINGS. JR r Jfn tlD IIX / S i CASSELBERRY, FERN PARR, LONG WOOD, M AITLAN D, N0 RTI1 [■ H H IlU X l | °RLANl’° AND LAb/i Dedtloae Cooaod r»• fM SA ------------------| t S «W i Beef Stew . . . . 39« Chili m d* Beans ^ 39* ; HIGHWAY 1T-SJ SAN FO RD .- . . . end STATE ROAD ............... iM v pv|ig>;* ' . '• ^ ; *t.. *. i I w iv *x v-••.*•, - 'i " ‘ - i f •>trV i o.i*.W. v ^ u.r*r.+ ^ ' . i n •** rV- •v•- frr. .4 -•,• • i’ - ;H L from 4S4 �A ve rv To VOL. 68 A prnpaaal will ba made by County CamaJssioocr Jamaa P. Avery Jr., that tha coaaty baild a aaraiag heme aad ieaao M la a private apantar aa a (avared c I® 0* the elderly will apfacility bo built to pro­ ta tba m a p tor ta n bo­ vide tbe tame car* as fet na* af complete tadlgeace la preseat taetallattow provides. Hie third raggertkw was a tkiagef tba paat patotod eel feat a ba ba eabadttod a Has tobuUd a Avery potato d oat that Ba­ tar tba couaty beam. Oh « u to e w sserve e e v w tbe s w w eoowrattag w w w p v w » w v e i a ^ areas. w e w w »| der tba praaaat Federal aad feat fee prowot facility ba re­ and tba fourth waa fet Mata welfare program* tt paired aad brought up to fee won’t ba bag before every minimum etaadud far aoeb Avery emphasised feat this aged peraoa baa tacoma af faeilltiee to tba atata. Aa- waa to ba only a last meet aoma tort, aad ba aay* tba other suggeetloa waa that a ta pleasing. Ba said, "1 bars Um highest respect aad ad­ miration far t b a praatai Courthouse committee, and would seriously consider any thing they would suggest na a practical eotutioa ta fee prob­ lem of indigent cart for Seminole County.** The district I commissioner added, "I tael Oils county to extremely fortunate to have individuals of Um calibre aad NEW DELHI (UFI)—Tha Indian army la atm capability of fee Van Boy patrolling and itiQ I n contact** with tha Chinaaa eommlttee willing to donate along tha cuaM-ftro Una aatabllahed by tha Com* their tlms and amices to lm muntata on tha northaaat frontier, a Defenaa Mini*- prove our couaty and its fa- Indian Army Front Quiet By Lm jr V m M i latter t m fe* Florida Davatopmeat Commiasfau stating that fen Dopartmoat of H o tt, Bdneattnu sod Walter* wanta •a atillaa Um vacant paat at* tie# building . . . Indicating that fen school hour* vffl art tan lha bulldtag t m V tha city withdraw* Jta request. • * • m a t la da with the poet try ipokaaman laid today. Tha apokeaman refused to aay whether there office wlO probably ba tha waa any abeoUng by tba laaaoat tatarsetlng item oa the dlaa patrols, continuing the City Commluloa a g e n d a policy of not revealing the Indian itatol on tba caasa-ftra. But it was apparent feat tha •tearing af tha city, atty uneasy truce put into offset employes will gat Dae. M ott by Peking Wednesday still . . tba day batata Christmas stood as United Matas and . . . City hal apaa today . . British fact-finding missions CourlbouM aa wall aa school im aged defense aid talks •daiatatratlv* office* cloaad. H Y A N N I S PORT. Maes. wife Indian officials. * a • Communist China, ta a Pek­ With the year alraoat over (UP!) — President Kennedy ing Radio broadcast beard ta gathered bis top diplomatic k'a lataratting to note that Tokyo, charged that two In­ and military advisers hare to­ Mayor J. H. (Jimmy) Grappa' dian air force planes took picture baa appeared la the day for a broad re-axamlna"provocative action” over paper 112 timer . . . Moot tion of the Cuban situation. Communist positions Thurs­ Ho called into session the «( any public official. . . la day ta tba western sector of eecofld place la Mack dev*- executive committee ef the Um border, bat Mid tba Chin­ MaHssmt Jeenrity CeaasIV-a land Jr— . r ' group which has consulted es# did sot flro on tba planes "In accordance with their or­ Chamber manager John with him almost dally sines presence of • Soviet nuclear ders to ceaie fire.” Krider told us last week Tom Prime Minister Jawahartal threat waa discovered In Cuba. MieDooeld waa going to The White House said Mno Nehru avoided taking a stand urge Um City Commlsaioa to new crisis” moved the Chief on the Chinese cease-fire and tend eoma members aad Executive to eall hie key eon offer of talks, but it waa ap­ socm Port Authority people sultsnts to Capa Cod on a parent that Indian at well as to Houston, Texas, to study blustery, cold holiday week­ Chinese troops were observing the Houston Ship Canal for end. Acting Press Secretary tbe truce. Nehru warned In a ideas on thelocal barge Andrew T. Hatcher said Ken­ speech Thursday night, how­ tormInal. Thereare 19 port nedy wanted ”a general re­ ever. that "the war with authorities In Florida . . view of tha Cuban situation.” China will be i long, drawnmight check them lint. Later in tha day tha Presi­ out affair and It may take • a • dent also planned another Im­ years.” Airport committee has sub­ portant meeting — with De­ Nehru today told parliament mitted lie report to the fenaa Secretary Robert 8. Mc­ there had been no firing and County on what to do with Namara and Budget Director no movement, either to retreat tba Osceola air atrip. They David E. Bell—to discuss tha or advance, by Chinese forces ask three runways be open largo defense budget for fis­ since the proclamation of tbe to air traffic and one tor tbc cal 1964. Military spending la cease-fire. But he itill left Timing Assn. expected to hit a n o t h e r unanswered whether Indian • • • peacetime high in tha new forces have been ordered to It was turkey with all the budget which the President hold their Are. trimmings at the county Jail must submit to Congress in yesterday . . . 60 were led. January. • f t Bell continued to figure Within the next dey or two prominently 1n speculation a cheek for $60,200 will be about Kennedy'* choice of a winging Ita way to Atlanta successor to Fowler Hamilton to pay tha final installment aa head of the foreign aid pro­ on tha Osceola Air Strip. It gram. Announcement of a sueBURBANK, Calif. (U P D .teems the General Services ceasor is expected shortly. Lockhccd Aircraft Corp. and Administration p a • p I a up Hatcher waa unaware of any the International Association there were wondering where connection between the recent of Machinists resumed nego­ their mcney waa and called speculation and Bell’a pres­ tiations today In a last-ditch County Attorney H a r o l d ence in Hyannla Port today. effort to avert a sulk# sche­ Johnson to find out Called in for the Cuban con duled for Wednesday • • • fereneo were McNamara, Sec­ However, each side held Thought I might have a retary of State De/tn Rusk; Utile hope tor a settlement story ou Just bow many peo­ Gen. Maxwell D. T a y l o r , since neither appeared ready ple put raooey away in sav- chairman of the Joint Chiefs to concede to the other on logs accounts and forget of Staff; U. S. Ambassador to the key issue of the contract shout them . . . Lika every­ tha United Nation* Adlai E. talks—a union shop clause. thing also today . . . H Ai­ Stevenson; John J. McCloy, Robert R. Simpson, (1AM), sled out. A cheea ahowod head of a (pedal Cuban crisis coordinator In the negotia­ only one dormant account at coordinating team; tha under tions, warned “ the strike the Sanford Atlantic Bank and secretaries of state and de­ will not be. postponed” b o m at Florida State. The fense, plus McGeorge Bundy, against the giant aerospace one at the Sanford Atlantic Kennedy’s special assistant Arm, prime contractor for was for $1X49 and has been for national security mature. the Polerls submarine mis­ dormant tor 13 years. sile. • e • t U city m M Kennedy Calls In Key Advisors On Cuba Woes Lockheed, Union Talki Back On It took a Tavares High football team that played 'way over their heads to down aa excellent Lyman football team Wednesday aigbt. Tbe statistics indicate which team should have woo and kept a undefeated re­ cord tataet Those Lyman boys know their football and have given eome of Um best teams la the state some games they won’t soon for­ get Ask Florida High, and South Sumter and TUuivllla and some 11 others about the Greyhound brand of ball. • • • The annual Navy-Civilian golf tourney scheduled for Sunday has been postponed because of the Thanksgiving holidays. Beverage Agents lw fZ JTLZSTai Crock Down On jf * 2 r t 3 L ^ S 5 S 2 Distributors *ndt|Sp,c* co_ ,nstrike. lnTO,v#d *• IU U IU IS k, ,# threatened Christmas Boost For War Vets United nresa Lanced Wire • • • In C onference HAVANA (UPI) — Soviet first deputy premier Anastas Mlkeyaa spas* feur boon to i as farmu wife rtiat Castro s a d PrssMant OsvsMn Dortleoe. P lot B roken Up BUKNOB A i m (UPI) — The carrot psUee took* up a plot to overthrow fee govern­ ment by armetlng at least four retired army officers, an official spokesman announced Thursday aigbt. Cold W ave By United from bstornetionel A post-lbeakattvtag cold wave amtim ed anew over the northern Backtoa to New Eartoad end neat fnestng chill knifing deep Into Dixie during fee night. Death Established 1908 FRI., NOVEMBER 88, 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA Home Builders Up-In-Arms Over Kennedy Ruling A survey of 8anford and county horosbullders and realtor* revealed today that thu local •rm of tha industry is in an uproar ovar tba recent ruling by President Kennedy that there will be no more discrimination in the sale ef home* and multiple dwelling unit* financed or guaranteed by Federal funds. On* realtor who baa over three doten homes currently on tbe market under FHA financing says that under the new ruling they are powerleaa to Interfere with the Integration of new­ born* communities. The indication given by most of tha buildera Interviewed waa that there would have to be a serious cutback in the construction of new single family developments and multiple dwell­ ing units in Seminole County. It was pointed out that tha ruling affect* Bandits Grab Over $50,000 In KC Holdup any homa financing agency that depends on any kind of Federal aid, whether in tha form ef direct loans or guarantees or backing ef any kind. Thia applies to tba currently building luxury apartment structures and cooperative apartment units. Another realtor said Seminole County la In a particularly precarious situation because of the mushrooming developments in the area which are affected. It win, he declared, call for a great deal of care In handling the negotia­ tions, but actually tha builder la powerleee i f he depends on government funds for his con­ struction. All agreed that thia win do much for tha non-government backed conventional mortgage companies operating without Federal guana* Kidder To Take As18 Killed Portuguese Over A . C Allyrn Plane Explodes MIAMI (U P !)— An elderly couple wan stanch sod killed by n freight train tad three persona died In traffic Occi­ dents Thursday to tot the WASHINGTON (UPI) Florid* Thaakagtviag death Mora, than five million war toll el five. veterans will get their gov­ ernment insurance dividend* H orses L ost KANBAS ernr. Kan. (UPI) in January under a plan de­ LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI)— —A ran* of bandits wearing signed to help them wife the A. M. Kidder Co., a New York investment firm Authorities mid eight bores* black hoods obtained $50,710 Christmas bills and at the wars toot to n fit* early today In cash in a daylight holdup will take over the offices of A. C. Allyn Co., her* ef­ same time give fee economy a that damaged port ef n Urn today at tha Armour moat fective December 1, according to a statement by Lee needed boost P, Moore, regional manager for th* Kidder organi­ assigned to the racing stable packing plant her*. President Kennedy announc zation. of J. G r a h a m B r o w n at Polic* said tha apparently ed tbe plan Thursday. The new office will be staffed by Charles M. wall-planned robbery required Barley, Sea Moyer aad Gar- ,tT ' Hs said the Veterans Ad­ Churchill Downs track. ministration had been ordered rtmnriMfc The- htggaat l k f « i M t t l 9 9 b „ ^ 'that yto* to pay $327.* million worth of Ftght'ln Club will b# mad* to th*'lo­ HOLLYWOOD (UPI)—Md by the Armour, credit union In cal operation will ha aa 4ndividends la advance, instead Luft, estranged husband af IU operations today. or spreading them out over erents In th* library r e ­ Judy Garland, and mevie pro­ William M, _GiUlam, credit source*. the whole year. The sum includes 3222 mil­ ducer Charles Straus squared union manager, and a Pinker­ According to Moor*, th# lion In the regular 1963 divi­ off In s free-swinging flak ton guard. Lank Lalmsn, ob­ Kldilsr organisation has en­ dend (or World War 11 policy fight early Thursday to n tained Um cash at tha nearby joyed extraordinary success Kaw Valley State Bank. GBholders, a special dividend of nlgbt dub. in establishing successful of­ Ham said they Ipft tha front fices In small and medium 190 million to tba same group, Talks Seen door of tha huah and walked ■is* sites all ovar th* coun­ and 113.6 million in dividends to World War I veterans who LONDON (UP!) — Prims about 100 fast I* a aids door try and hs bap** tho patter* hold government life Insur­ Minister H e r a l d Macmillan at tha Armour plank As thay may fly to Washington for entered, they ndtksd another holds food hart. ance policies. Th* company is a member Kennedy said the early pay talks with President Kennedy Pinkerton guard, John Holsof both tha New York Stock on new Allied policy moves in apfsl, lying on Uio floor. ment was being made "be­ Exchanfo and the American cause of Its nearness to the tha Cuban aftermath, qualified Whan they started toward Stock Exchang*. Christmas season . . . and at diplomatic sources said today. tha prostrate guard, they wars surrounded by three or foor the same Ume to provide a needed boost to tbe economy.” First Stone Cast? hoods f man, Gilliam said. Ona TERRELL, Tax. (UPI) — of them threatened him with a Billls 8ol Eitee, convicted of pistol and whispered, "Let’s swindling in his massive agri­ bav* It." cultural manipulations, spoke Hs removed tha canvas bag briefly at a masting Thursday from Gllllam’a shoulder. Then night that heard hn evangelist ona of tha bandits fired from GUANTANAMO BAY (UPI) challenge those In the crowd sight fast at Lsirasn, but — N a v y Secretary Fred WASHINGTON (UPI) — "who are without tin to cast missed. Police said th* gun Korth said Thursday K may The Atomle Energy Commis­ tha first stone." may ' have contained a blank be possible to return the cartridge, a* there waa no evi­ wives and families of ser­ sion has laid down guidelines dence of a bullet. for the development of nuclear No Stipulations vicemen to this big U. S. CHANDLER, Tex. (U P I)Although tha two guards naval base by Christmas. energy as the nation’s indus­ MIAMI BEACH (UPI)-An A Cotton Belt freight train education official told a na­ trial fuel by tha 1980s. ran outside a few seconds be­ All women and children ex­ tionwide d e l e g a t i o n hers hit a loaded fuel oil truck to hind th* bandits, thsy did not Calling for an Intensive 11cept for a few Navy nurses year, long program, tha AEC Thursday that his committee ta* how thsy escaped. downtown Chandler today, were removed from tba base said “nuclear power U bsllsv- sent a letter to President Ken­ at the outset of Um Cuba setting off an explosion and *d to be on or near tha thres­ nedy asking that so stipula­ fire that engulfed the loco­ crisis. hold of competitiveness with tions be attached to future Korth said Just before be motive of fee train and kill­ conventional powsr” in arses federal funds f o r pa b i l e left for Washington that he ed at least three persons. whsrs conventional fuel costa schools. G e o r g * J. Hecht, The state highway patrol would confer with Defense chairman of tha bi-partisan WASHINGTON (UPI) — ars high. said the ferae known dead Secretary Robert 8. McNa­ In a "new and hard look" re­ Citisena Committee for Fed­ A West German rabbi predicts mara today about the pros­ were all train crewman. They port submitted to President eral Aid for Public Element­ that Hitler’s plan for n Ger­ pects (or an early return of were not immediately identi­ Kennedy Thursday, the AEC ary and Secondary Education, many without Jaws will ba vir­ servicemen's families to Use fied. The patrol said two of said further reductions in tha said "education is constitu­ tually true within th# next two base. tha bodies were burned cost of nuclear fuel are defi­ tionally n primary function of or thre* decade*. beyond recognition. The prediction was bated on nitely In sight, "provided an the states.” A nurse at Tyler medical th* age division of th# Jewish aggressive program is contiacanter said fee driver of th* population In Germany and ued." truck waa admitted with se­ tha “adamant refusal of a TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - cond degree burns on tha large majority of German Gov. Parris Bryant announced face. Ha Is Jamas Lucs, 33, Will Keep Post Jews to accept Judaism as a today the resignation from the of Tyler. PARIS (UPI) — Gen Adolf way of Ufa." Board of Controls of S. Hea­ Tha fire posed a threat to Hsuaingsr of West Germany TAIPEI, Formosa (DPI>The forecast was mads by drick Guernsey of Jackson­ this small east Texas com­ Chlncia police said today will remain chairman of tha Rabbi Hans I. Grunswahl, spir­ ville. munity. Fire fighting units North Atlantic Treaty Organ- they bavo arrested four Chi­ itual leader of tba Jewish com­ Bryant named Chester E. Uation (NATO) MUitary Com- nes* thlavsi who confessed munity In Hamburg, at tha bi­ |Whittle, an Orlando attorney, from Brownsboro and Tyler mlttas in Permanent Session tba murder of U. 8. Army ennial convention of tha Union to succeed Guernsey on tbe were sent to fight fee flames. Fire engulfed tha engine March t, 1063, NATO an­ Lt. Col. Tom E. Glover last of Orthodox Congregations of board, which administers the and cab of the train and nounced Thursday. America. Oct. 3. stale’s university program. spread to at least three box cars. Tbe towering smoke waa visible to Tyler, 10 miles away. Cuba Navy Base Kin May Return Board Lays Down Tests Guidelines TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - [ ’ Beverage Director Thomas Lee Jr., removed the llceoses of two of the state's largest wholesale liquor distributors I Thursday end told the Arms they couldn’t reapply for the permits. j WASHINGTON (UPI) - A sons Jamed into th* new Dis­ Tbe two firms — both In high school football them- trict of Columbia stadium, Jacksonville—are Jsx Sou- j pkmshir game in the nation's the brawl erupted during a them Liquors Co., and Atlas ! capital, witnesses by a record game between St. John's of crowd, ended Thursday to a t the Catholic League and East­ Wholesale Liquors Inc. The move against tbe two fistswinging brawl between ern High School. St. John’s won tha game 20-7. An on­ companies becomes effective players, fans, and police. Police said at least 33 per­ field fight arong the players Jan. 2. 1963. It is th* latest In a series of punishments sons were injured and nine sat th* stag* for a battla between fee fans. ordered for tba Jacksonville others were arrested. Wife a crowd af UM* par­ Whs* fee earn# firms. Train Slams Info Truck; 3 Die Hitler’s Plan Coming True? Guernsey Quits Four Arrested In Yank Murder Game Ends In Fist-Sw inging Brawl thousands of students poured out of fee Eastern stands and crossed to th* St. John’s side of fee stadium, rights broke out and spread outside fee stadium to fee parking lots, police said. Ona •hundred policemen wars called out to handle the disorder, but It took more • hew to N a 69# On* policeman waa struck on fee head and dazed while trying to disperse a crowd of 1,000. Pollc* said chair legs aa well as pipes were used in the fights outjlde fee stad­ ium. The game waa a routine battla between two traditional fee cod. when aa Eastern tackle, ejected for roughness, ran back oa to tha field and began pummcling St. John's players. When tha game ended, fights between spectators be­ gan la Um ramps leading to the exits and then spread to Stocks Up NEW YORK (UPI)—atocks opsnsd higher In routine trad­ ing today. Navy Shots The Navy will give ta virus vaccine waak at NAS, Commander of WiW OU M O TOMB, Fostogwsto Weal Africa (UPI) - A Pore tagaeso air Into* transport exploded shortly eflar taking off from feta equatorial to toad off Woat Africa today, killing u *f fee *a part aboard. taeluted aervlceme* aad rig women entertainers who ap­ parently were oa service tours for forces to Portu­ guese Aafola farther I* fee south of fee reetataed. Airport authorities said fen U. S.-buUt C34 transport took off shortly before 3 a. m. ou the next lag of tt* long flight from tho Angola capi­ tal ef Luaada to Lisboa. Fourteen survived. Includ­ ing a badly injured police­ man whoa* young daughter w u among the victims. UN Protests Yank Killing SEOUL, Korea (UPI)—Tha United Nations Ge r a ma a d (UNC) will probably lodge e formal protest early next weak ovar Um killing of aa Ameri­ can soldier at fe* sdgo of tho Korean demilitarised sons, an Informed aoure* said today. The UNO has charged feat North K a r a a a Communist troops tossed th* g r s a a d o which killed Bpsc. 4 James A. Johnson, IB. of Paris, Ky, Tueiday night at a UNC ob­ servation post overlooking fe* dsmilitarisad ton*. Pvt. Baas Ollvio, 24, of Ban­ tuits, Puerto Rico, w u Injur­ ed In th* attack. If* waa re­ ported m a k i n g satisfactory progress today after surgery In which numerous grenade fragments ware removed from hla hands and fast Elks Dance Set Saturday Tbe Sanford Elks are spon­ soring their annual Thanesgiving dance, this Saturday at th* Elba Club. Music for dancing will ba provided by the Vsni Vincent Trio, from 9 p. m. to t a. m. All Elks, their wives and friends are invited to attend. 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Thanksgiving Services St ■ , rv T»1RrE 1Mac*- f i.w 1 » ti & ‘.'t Music will be furnlabed by the Ftret the of Mr*. the •nWeet, An early service be held a t choir will aing Now Pralee H e Lord. by Mra. Touhy will B»*y Adontfon" by Beth Bingham, aad "Now Thank Wa Alt Our God" by Karg-Rltri. Thn Rev. Mr. Jack Bryant, pastor of the Oviedo P in t Baptist Church will be the speaker at the community service to be held tonight at the First Methodist Church. Rev. Brest will speak ea director BSAT DRLANDt Thin w n th e c ry of thn cheerleaders of Bomlnoio l Four nr* caught aa th e y leaped high in th e a ir a t tbe bonfire and p a p : Tueaday night. The hug* f i n waa ringed w ith hundreds o f 8eminolea 1 younger and older, aa th e y whooped up sp irit for tonight's 8 p .m . game iu the stadium , followed by a Victory dance in the cafeteria. (Herald Photo) ■y Larry Fi 4 The city would be willing to withdraw its raquaat toons the o u ea the pact office building if the achoel heard §oee along . . That’a the atipulatlon by acting Mayer .T o n . McDonald today. MeDonald aaid M the chambar and merebanta want to nac the facility tor commercial purpoaeathey would with­ draw the request tor a library but with a big “IT . . . The aebeel must also give the okay. • • e We cheeked with Supt. of Bchoota JL T. MDwee this t0 me rain g end la y aald be would bare to look orer the building firat and report beck to the achoel board. • • e Actually (hi dally aaked the city to allow tbo facility bo pet ep lor commercial us* a yaar ago aad tho postal -alto committoo lad by Francis Baomlllat « i t . , neoefiriwod that nqueet la October. , A (40,000 offer baa been made tor tbo Palma Hotel and aomething may break • •• % That old Matfet Building on Commercial (juat off Park) will gat tho "new look" soon. • • • Water lines to tho Hunt Co. aite completed. • • • 25th st, will be in a year from now . . . said County Engineer BUI Bush on his way for a long four day Thanksgiving holiday. • • # A CONVERSATION WITH STATE REP. MACK CLEVE­ LAND JR. . Reporter: Well, do you think you'll bo homo for Christmas? Cleveland: Ha, ba, hat Reporter: Maybe soma kind Tallahassee famUy will take you in and give you a good, warm, healthy meal. Cleveland: It looks pretty hope less. Reporter: You mean about the meal? Claveland: No about get­ ting something accomplish­ ed 'before the holidays. • • • County Home committee checking Into that proposed DcBary Nursing home before making any recommendations to the County Commission neat month. 'Difficult Problem s Remain-JFK WASHINGTON (UP1) — President Kennedy says Russia's agreem ent to take its j e t bombers out of Cuba ends th e imm ediate peril o f East-W est hos­ tilities, but "difficult problems rem ain" in th e Carib­ bean. 7 . Kennedy opened h is news conference Tuesday . Deltona Backs Causeway; Need Is Stressed 5cmloots County Chamber of Commerce Manager John Krider took sharp Issue to­ day with County Commissionproject declaring that “this Is not a secondiry project but a Federal aad Stats pri­ mary project,” In an Interview today, County Engineer WlUlam Bush baeked Avery’s stand and Mid, "Aa far aa useful­ ness to Urn county goes there art too miles of unimproved roads crying far improve­ ment, and 1 think a Lake Jessup esuseway would servo the county far better than tba Lake Monroe proposal." Krider reports a growing enthusiasm for the Lake Mon­ roe causeway on the part of Deltona and Mickle Brother* office!*, with whom be con­ ferred early this week. The Daltons people agreed with the backers of the pro* jeet that there is little ques­ tion that Federal and State authorities will accept the new alignment for Hwy. IT-89, from Orange City to Enter­ prise and throe* across the causeway and bridge to tie into French Ave. It waa pointed out by both Avery and Bush that st pre­ sent First S t and Hwy. l i n , along Ute lake front, are carrying most of the brattle that will go down 1-4, aad when the Interstate la finished the traffic load on both 17-92 and West First will diminish with only local traffic using the present highway. be United Fund be* tet up officea In room 345 of the iford Atlratlc Bank Bids. Sanford . . . They Th. need any kind of aiture . . . desks, chairs. furniture etc. Seema that political ambltbo baa reached a new low over in Oviedo. Nobody baa qualified to run for the three council aeata that are to be vacated, and the Incumbent! haven't evinced an intereai in qualifying Look, iuya, iu gotta be dooe by Friday night. Wouldn't It be odd U the Oviedo Council turned up with only two memben inatead of five around that big table? Interesting to note In an area paper this morning that the official dedication date tor th* post office was set Well, well. It was in your fqvonte newspaper tw a •b * s • E£ SF W* night with tho dramatic statement that Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita Khruahcher had agraed that all the 1L2S twin jat bombers "now in Cuba will be withdrawn la SO days." Thus, the President Hid, ha waa ordering the naval blockade that baa ringed the island tinea Oct St removed immediately. Kennedy's i n n s a n c e m e n t ben crisis cam* juet four weeks sad n day after hie <tlaclosure that Soviet medium, reago miaelles were poised on the Island, ahead at th# Unit­ ed States, and that the bombers were being uncrated. The President shifted hb major pressure from Khrush­ chev to Cuban Premier Pldal Castro, who still refuses to permit International Inspec­ tion to pro** that hb island no longer contains n nuclear threat. U. 8. aerial and other aur. veillance will continue, Ken* nedy aald, until be la satis­ fied that Cuba no longer la aa nffenaivo threat aad that offraslva weapon* such as long-ranga missile* and bomb­ er* will not be slipped back to th* bland. Kennedy described the pre­ sent times as "climactle." Ha said a peaceful solution of th* Cuban question "might well open the door" to SovietAmerican progress on Berlin and other critical cold war issue*. Administration officials said pressure on Castro to permit inspection would in­ clude: —Continued close U. S surveillance of th* island by air and other methods. —Efforts to get the Rus­ sians to force the Cuban leader into line on th* blue of verification. —Intensification of work through the Organisation of American State* (OAS) to isolate Cuba even more com­ pletely in economic and dip­ lomatic matters. J U t M LCDK. C L I F F O K D N e l a o n waa recently promoted to full com­ mander a t the Sanford Naval Air Station. Cdr. Nelson is the special t r a i n i n g officer o f Heavy A ttack Squad­ ro n Three. - A ... WEATHER: P a rtly cloudy through Thuraday. High today 80-85. Low tonight, 6843. VOL. 68 F irst One PORT PIERCE (UP1) — This city became th* first ea# in th* state Tuesday to get court authority to fluoridate its water supply. Holiday R est WASHINGTON (UP!) — President Kennedy and h b family leave the nation's cap. ital today to s p e n d t h * Thanksgiving weekend at Hyannb Poet, Maas. United Proas Leased W ire Established 1908 WED., NOVEMBER 31,1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 683 Ba^tei;ad ..: Give OK To 38 Senator Plan TALLAHASSEE (UPl) - thn 1909 session, and thus stood, asked th* members to courts asking It to bold up Tho House passed and aped te needed only a three-fifths vote vote their approval, end the any reapportion ment ruling* until after Ute 1949 session. measure wee passed. th* 8*nate today a M-8*nator, to pass. Report Denied The proposal would give th* 100-Houee member proposal In the Senate, a special reThere waa virtually no de­ ST. PETERSBURG (UPl)— A report that Army troops a s the legblatora took another bate over pasage of tha meas­ apportionment committee ap­ lawmakers Urns' to have an­ would storm Anna Maria Ia­ •wipe a t rod 1*trie ting Florida’* ure la the House. Thera were proved and sant to tha floor, a other try at rodlstricUag dar­ two opponents. Then, Rep. batch of apportionment bilb ing tbs earning regular session in th* near future fat a legislature. practice assault baa been de­ The vote waa 75 te IT for Wlllbm Chappell of Marlon, and • mama to tha federal la tha avast all offorta faded the propoaaL nied. Rep. Ralph Turlington at Alachua, who proponed th* Talks Off MIAMI (UPl) — National bill, urged the members te Airlines reported her* Tues­ vote for tba am day that mediation talk* over pine* the responsibility (for 4 new contract had been napportlonreeat) on the body broken off with airline offi­ largely reapeasible tor the cial*—the. airlines nays it ten t position w* have bean la for tba post aevoa yaarv" .» By approving U eplaa, Hmfe* in offset, told tho Senate Liberal Support v a t w a n e r r r <u p i ) — te reapportion itself la accord Pop* John XKlII intervened anc* with th* proposed mem­ today te support "liberals’’ a t bership of the lower House. thn Ecumenical Connell and Tbo measure w o u l d give halt debate on a subject that Dade County six House mem could limit the prospects of bers, Duval five, Hillsborough, Pinellas, and Broward four Christian unity. each. Orange, Palm Beach, Polk, Eacambb and Voloab TV Talk BONN, Germany (UPl) — three each, th* next IS coun­ Chancellor Konrad Adenauer ties la order of population twa today postponed a scheduled each and the rest one each. nationwide televbion speech Th* Senate proposal would on the crisb in h b coalition set the membership at SI, the government from tonight until present number, with a pro­ Friday night. vision tor the (pacific make-up of the Senate to bo aet by itatMeasures Eased ute. Tbo measure did not call MOSCOW ( U P ! ) — Th* So­ for a special election before viet Union today canceled the ★ ★ ★ military preparedness meas­ BOUNTIFUL BASKETS of all kinds of good food, Including turkeys am ures it took b at month at th* prepared by youth of the Methodist Church from generous donation* by height of the Cuban crisb. It the people of the church. The gaily-decorated boakets will be delivered to­ said President Kennedy’s lift­ day to e ig h t needy families in the area. Here John Appleby, Linda Wil­ ing th* Cuban blockade mad* liams a n d Anna Lea Herman act to work to prepare the baskets. the relaxation possible. Young Request Sharply Rejected Taking Issue TALLAHASSEE (UPl) Appointment TALLAHASSEE (UPl) — Th* Senate Sen. Tom Whitaker of Tampa Committee rejected by a un­ took issue with fellow senator animous 15-q vote tab y an Bernard Parrish Tuesday over attempt by Pinellas County a Senata Investigation at th* Senator C. W. Young to put University of South Florida tho Legblatura on record as saying Parrish had mad# an favoring "equal" represents"unwarranted attack" on th* tion for the people and pledg­ ing to provide it at th* cur­ schcoL rent special session. Several senators, including Resume Queries OXFORD. Mlsa. (UPl) — Chtlfman Dewey Johnson of Government attorneys resume Quincy, said the) voted questioning a Baltimore pejr against th* Young resolution chbuist today in an attempt because Young mad* them to show that former Maj. Gan.| mad by dacbrlng in advanc* Edwin A. Walktr, accused of that a vots against bis pro­ being a leader in rioting at th* posal waa proof tho senate U n i v e r s i t y of MUsitalppi, had no Intention of trying should undergo s x t s s i i v s : to provide fair r*apportion­ ments! tests. i ment. Reds Smash India Defenders NEW DELHI (UPl) Chines* Communist forces smashed through the ranks of retreating Indian defendday and were reported a few miles of the Valley only a few hours before their scheduled cease­ fire. A D e f e a s e MlnUtery spokesman disclosed, only a short time afbr Prime Mb: liter Jawabarial Nehru indi­ cated he may reject Red China'* cease-fire bid, that iadbn forces ia the North East Frontier Agency NEFA have fallen beck M mile* south of Waiang. \ Nehru told i s angry par­ Church, Cssthe aelberry Mr Dtlmaa Oogtlsad. will conduct at m. The church la located ea Hwy. IT-SS aad P lat Circle. At Urn Banked service. The Itev. J. P. Adams J r , petaldeal of the faeferd Area Ministerial AisociitViw will preside. The levdcatton will be given hy The Rev. Mr. G. C. Sewell J r , pestor of iiy liament that India does " n o t ; south of Walong. Since then, propose to negotiate" with they have retreated M miles. Communist China until Ks The retreat by the Indian troops are pulled back to forces waa disclosed after the positions they held last Sept. spokesman bad said that *‘ia I. He refused to reject th* the Kameng division of tho offer fbtly until be saw an NEFA sporadic fighting U official text of th* note from b progress b the mountains Peking. torn* mile* south of BomdlIn a surprise move the la." Chinese Communists bad an* During a question period nounced early today that that followed, be added that they would put the cease-fire "there U some enemy break­ Into effect at midnight (It through toward the foothills." a. m ) but they continued te The spokesman refused to roil forward aa th* deadline pinpoint th* breakthrough, H and. bat this waa the first men­ Only Tuesday, the Indian tion by th* Indiana of the troops war* reported holding toothlib a n a Juat north of defensive position* 14 miles Iks ia the special aeaalro. Meanwhile, Sea. J . .1 Cross of OaiasavtU* that tea ikadTothod legislature admit it cannot sohre the reapportionment riddle aad ro­ te#* natil March I. The' Crocs resolution draw support to committee aa n "last raaort" measure to send tbs lawmakers homo aad U waa m at te Em cal­ endar by a vets at M . Tba measure that draw tba a Herron of Miami Bpriag* with' HerrelTa pen***) guarantes t e a m # voter* of Dad* eooaty would support i t I t leaves the present Senate membership untouched a a d adds a second Senator far Dads for a total of 99 seats, coupled with the controversial 1M-member House that failed te make tea grade la tha Sen­ ate yesterday. , A proposal for 41 Bonntorn and a plan offered by Sea. Ralph Bleak, W e s t - P a l m Beach, far a 49-member Sen­ ate coupled with' 118 House member* under a weighted vote aehem* giving seas* mem­ bers multiple vote* was reject­ ed by a aloe* B>7 margin ha committee. Also rejected, 9-6, by tha aaaall county-dominat­ ed Senata aommlttee waa a plan by Baa. Reebia Askew, Penaacob, to reshuffle the ag­ isting 98 8enate aeata to ahlft five rural seat* te urban anna. (Herald Photo) Altamonte Holds Altamonte Organizes 'Active' Official Caucus Reserve For Police Department Aa aciiv* reserve tor the Springi, the lawa of arrest. man in th* patrol ear at *B Alb monte Springs Police I finger printing, police pltoto- times. While on duty they Dcpartment has been orgao-1 graphy and ether subjects will be vested with the full bed and is now training un­ Important to the policeman, j powers of a regularly aasignder the direction of PolJca Th* men will aerva on pa-1 ed officer. Chief Grady Hail, it wua an­ trot with the regular force Chief llall aay* it will take nounced by Mayor Lawrence and will provide the second tlx months to compbte the Swofford Tuesday night. training course, and when it The idea, which has been b over Altamonte Spring* incubating in tha mlada of will have th* largeat effec­ both the mayor and the Chief tive police force fat the coun­ for sometime, waa given iraty oubide of Sanford. petua as the result of tba Included in tbe courae of Governor's Conference on Instruction will be numerous Civil Defease, bat week. Oviedo voters and prospec­ speakers from Federal and Twelve men, ranging in tive candidates were remind- State law enforcement agen­ age from 24 to 45 have vol­ | ed today by Mrs. Dot Cour­ cies and demonstrations in unteered for the new corps, ier, town clerk, that book* various techniques of crowd and are receiving instruction for the Dec. 4 municipal control and criminal investi­ in the police arti including , elections close at tbe end gation. traffic control, the city or­ of this week. dnancea of A l t a m o n t e Office* ope* this year are tbe three council teals now Police Grab held by Ben J o m i , W. R. Herald Index Cloots and W. H. Martin. To Young Vandal Bridge _____ Peg* 2 date there are no candidates. City police today appi abend­ Classified ____ Pag* 7 Qualifying petitions, bear- ed a 17-y*«r-otd Negro youth Comics ...... ™ Peg* 6 tag tha name of five regist­ who admitted to breaking into Dear Abby . .. Page S ered voters, must be in at Crooms Academy and tha Editorial Pag* 4 the City Hall by Friday and Municipal Ball Park sometime Pag* 2 voters, eligible to vote in Tuesday. Entertainment L e g a b ______ Page • Police Chief Roy Williams municipal alectiona for tho Put s b ______ Page 8 firat time, moat register by •aid the amount of damage Society _____ Pag* 8 Friday, only remaining time don* at the ball park waa in Sports ____ __ Pag* » this weak that office* tf tbe excess of (2M and over (1M at the school, . be Oviedo Books Close Friday Aa official nominating sawcun waa held by the cltbena of Altamonte Springe Tuesday night at the Town HaQ end Gen* R. Staph*neon and Ita art D. Fritch were earned te run for the office of council­ man from Wards three end four, respectively. The m e e t i n g , under the chairmanship of Major Robert Watson, waa opened with th* official proclamation by May­ or Lawrence Swufford who presided until the chairman and secretary for th* mooting wore named. Mrs. Paul French was elected secretary. filephenaon, an attorney, was nominated to succeed Jeff Hodges who has served tho Ward three residenU for hit two year term, by Itonald Hasten. H b ward b th* area from the south safe of Alta­ monte Ave* to tbe north tide of Highland. Fritch, nominated by V ilIbm Wlilts, will aarv* th* ex­ treme south end of town front Highland tr th* south city lim­ its. Fritch, if elected, will suc­ ceed John Well Any additional nomination* must be submitted by another caucua which, under the city ordnance covering alectiona,1 must be held prior to five preceding th* electlew, - �■• - - ... r at Dsctwtt U rns * ttite i d -----s M tii) . ia s i n * s s t a r e w eath er. (t) «tn-FW Barest | ,i&% Bv— •AS II) •Ft SA* (») • (•) (•) liM (•) Watt DEAR G. J .: 1 c an 't aajr th a t 1 Mania a brida of th faa wanks for o b jaetiar to being called “ Ma.” She i* naitfcar your “ Ma” nor anyone elaa’a. Call h e r “Sw eetheart” until m hnva a good reason to call h er "M a" — o r aha m ay never ba one. tower, Fat Wifxfne, (center) buys a down eajh cakaa from Mae Jadv Levant' “ Norma WMttara tana the haapttal afdaa a n aba aaOiai of 10,000 Too Valaa Stamps, the Jaycca Wire*, procacda to f » to th e Little • • • W hat’* on your m ind? F o r a per* aonal reply, send a self - addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Bon SMS, (Herald Photo) Annual Awards Given To County 4-H Boys B y O s w a ld J a c o b y SB 8 _ _ _ _ _ •:S» (!) M utter * ■rteWer iti Mi n>i n ewest IAS if) Tbs Dstwir <»> Mewranbr « ) iw s n w a a a * a rarer Train Berstein •'Tew** Frerle's Ceasset (t) T»* WlretaU* •40 (S) Ow't- la Aetlen l t « fS) n « f l i r t MSB m —. _____ __ It) Dots* My War tea If) Wawaiiaa Wya It) Freer c«a* IS) Tbs Freed? Hill, times MS IS) Diet Vaa gaew (St Oar Usa tllsftaa It AS lt> Make* Cltr (l> Tha Eire,nth Hour IS* Arm-trope Clr. •Is Theater MAS (I) IS) AM flaat Severs (S) Ch. S R*tests ll:tS It) me-Fta. Maws HAS It) If) Weather ltd* (t) Theater utes it) Teeite tore* MA* <•) Holly woo* Masts CaleaaaSa dummy's hearts sad hie own dubs sad diamonds be should auks the contract. Thar# is so wap to cents dose ts mak­ ing either one e n t r a p sr two hearts. Ufa Jka (daman:** sensitive Intelligence aad the Methods hr which that totalligsncs is m ailed." Be said hit only tataraot fa establishing such petkiss was to prevent rslssss of military information "extremely inlmicaT to tbs asUoual interest. concerned with tho poaitbte Isakags af iatalUgsncs infer, matten. As far arena not Inrolrad with IntsDigenco, Ksnnsdy aaid; "I would be delighted” to talk with Assistant De­ fense Secretary Arthur Syl­ vester, whe issued the order, "aad with rapressoUtim of the press sod see If ws can get this strslghtoned out so that there Is a free flow ef lows to which the prase Is entitled." On the other isbjscts, Ken­ nedy soldi —He and his family will spend Chrttsmas In Florida this year if the situation per. Mils. wbeb aatiaa forward to tea raaliiatloa af tea Aaericaa diwam.” “This te tea kiad sf tenter•hip from tea White Hoots that tea Negro caaauaitp has waited ter M long,” tea minister, who beads Urn Southern Christian Leaderahip Conference, said. Those two rlewt roughly outlined tea camps of re­ action. San. A. Willis Robortsuo, (D-Va.), attacked tee order on legal, economic and poli­ tical grounds. Special recognition canto to fcraa boys; Bill Bata placed third te tea Mate Award te Beekeeping, Owen Cammack received hoaorsbte mention la tea Stale Awards in Trac­ tor and Paul Lukas Jr. re­ ceived honorable mention in tee State Awards in Forest- "1 don’t aver totond to let myself g e t old mentally. That’s tea re e n t af not grew* tog old.” Tha woman wba gava that recipe tor staying young has already celebrated her tote birthday, to she ought to know what she te talking about If followtag teat principle has kept her alert and active id well-Informed about tha world, it ought ta work for other women, too. Tha trouble te that though no woman wants to grow old. many go about trying not to te tho wrong way. Thou are tbs ones who think you can keep from growing old by ap­ ing youth—by dressing young, fighting wrinkles, k e e p i n g constantly on tea go, striv­ ing always to be with younger people, and to talk and act as much like tbs young •• pos­ sible. But that U, of course, a loa- laid military soaks win resit some 112,000 turkeys to gits the 2.000,000 eerrteemen is this country and throughout tea world a tradi­ tional tout. Others should have no trou­ ble laying in provisions, as tea turkey flock this year Rust Resistance numbers up to *2 million birds, with another 112,300 Tits resistance of nickel to corrosion In the atmosphere tons te sold store go. Sulphur Is used In the mak­ And the cranberry crop U end in many corrosive media ing of some 32,000 products, estimated at a record 70,000 was established early In the history of th« nickel Industry ranging from toothpaste to Magnetic Lifts*sees Throughout tee nation sups and waa responsible for the steel A powerful magnet of nick­ were Uksn to provide tbs first large use of nJektl— in el, cobalt and alomlnura alloy needy with bountiful meals. electroplating. may be used to u v e lives an snowbound mountain areas. Inserted in tbs heel of a boot, the magnet can be traced by sensitive Instruments through 10 feat of snow, thus making it possible to find buried ski­ The fset was brought out ers and mountain climbers. that the more people learn Lake Mary UPWCircle One Hears ReviewOn Churches By Frasers Wetter Mrs. Richard P. Riley was hostess to Circle One oi tbs UPW of tea Community Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary at tha November mast­ ing held In her new boms last Tuesday night. Mrs. W. C. Hopkins, chair­ man, opened tbs meeting with lemombrance and pray, sr for tho missions, both at boms and abroad, for the day. The . hostess gave the Devoliooal and all Joined in tbs Lord's prayer. Tbs program, prepared and pro rented by Mrs. Robert Rugsnstein assisted by Mrs. John Pilky, was a review of the booklet, "Churches for Nsw Times.'* From coast to •oast in the U3.A., the Christian Impact te shown in |hs activity of tire people la tee community, happily organism* and building churches te the rapid growteg sections of our country. about religion, the more they want to team, reopte also Uko to bolong to a church In which they esn have an active part. Members' of the local church are enjoying their experience and are hap­ py about their faith. After the busteess meet­ ing, the hostess, assisted by bar daughter, Patti Mar, served refreshments of cof­ fee and pumpkin pis topped with whipped cream. A special event of Uts evening was tbs presentation of a surprise birthday cake to Mrs. Ruby SJoblom, a gift from bar Secret Pal. deliv­ ered for the occasion. Other members present James 31. Thompson, Mrs. were Mrs. Arolyn True. Mrs. John Reaves, Mrs. Margaret Ulmer, Mrs. F-d Zlmnrermtn, Mrs. II. M. Rica, Mrs. C. J. Ssssmsn, Mrs. H. M. Coch­ ran and Mrs. A. E. Freese. KMftefT KCAA Feet halt— ru e n. n M u •A* (»» Am. L*. Feethell— M. T. a t O u te r liH (•) CsOtagwaU F ees "ft1 Fat glvtag ( D I M S •Af (•) wrath sr Leahy Ready For Grid Wan (•> l a t k l a U a a M a w ( I ) T h * a k * « l» lB « O a r Film* 1:11 (I) Oals Stats B t « (SI R ia n t IU«a lt:te tl) Sar WXee () Inara Spaalah (l) Tuakaatvtae Ik- Cals D m At The Merita • rals G# Oet Ta The tS:W (II Flar Tsar Maack Drive-In Theatre Teeite til I t m U n <S> l a s StUtra gnaw U:M <t» m i s to nisht NJ - V VI («) Tk* M(C«r* (I) Jaaa V j a n Fval. 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Ik s person who fotst grows mentally Ury, who nev­ la v ita s Y ea T a Hava (Tret Storj Of Hsian Killer) 0 er stops wanting to team, who Starring Ana Bancroft THAN KSGIVING D IN N E R — NOV. 22 reading and studying Cn-Feetaro With Vs asking questions, who te T h e Magic Sward" willing to listen to new ideas, In Color Starring who te more concerned with Baail Raihhaat what Is going to happen tomor­ REGULAR ADMISSION row than what happened yes­ THURS. * FRL terday never doss really grow MAKE TOUR RESERVATIONS NOW! Can FA 2-2M2 ADULTS Me All ether Items at aur m i l low prices old. KIDDIRS UNDER IS-FREE. Open 11 a. m• 2 a. m. Rwy. 17-M Booth of Sanford Women, especially, need to realise this. There's no way to stay forever young, except to hold on to a happy heart and | LAST DAY "W hat Ever Happened To Baby Jane? to stay mentally young. la tho fight to beep from STARTS TOMORROW growing old. tin t spent ta learning pays off mneh better WALT DISNEY’S GREAT HOLIDAY ATTRACTION than time spent fighting the physical signs sf age. ‘ ______________ R I TZ mar Help your wife. Read Ruth Mlfietrs booklet, "Happier Wives hints for husbands). Just send 29 cents to Ruth MUtett Reader Service, c/o Tbs Sanford Herald, P. O. Box p i e m ................... HUNTER THE PU N TED ! TV RENTAL Sem inole TV Xeahh Cates TV Bates MM Seafood Are. FA N W o n e h e w a s b o t h ! .. U P TO *8 0 0 Just tell u t how much money you neod to pay old bills, for all your m s tonal expenses. tea 24 Oh m m a tiro oo • 7.00 •m oo Staoo its co 1100 412 00 24 00 22000 1100 M2 00 22.00 AeMwe «/ tin Wolfpxk FAMILY HNANCB SIRVICt, INC o f Ssmfnrd 129 South Park Avo. * FAlriax 2-4612 -0 •:H If) i life tim e CA IT. JOSEPH M. TULLY, Commander of Heavy A ttack W ing One, based a t the Sanford Naval A ir Station, presents graduation certifi­ cates to members o f the graduating Third Crew* man Class. Members of th e class a re : From left; J. D. Miller, Aviation Machinist’s Mate First Class, J . il. Copenhaver, Aviation Machinist's Mata Second Class, G. H. Stew art, Aviation Mat'hinist’s Mate, F irs t Class, and Capt. Tully. A 9 NEW TORS CUPD-Frsnk Leahy, tho former Notre Dams heed roach, te ready to return to football as bawd of a syn­ dicate bidding fo r the New York Titans' franchise la tho American football League. "I have every roue on to b#-" Uve that the New York fran­ chise aad tho new stadium be­ ing built on Long Island is do­ ts achieve remarkable particularly no under •4* (I) a a s OB the right •wnereh’p and men•:tt (II H it On fas (•> t o t n s ageaeuV Leahy said Tuesday t ill (I) Frees i w M a*. night. (I) Xtwi a V «U «r Harry Wtamer, who is sell­ T:M (II T M t| ing the Titans after suffering^) (I) rrt-M M i Ftaaalas in three yean of oper­ VMS (!) -KtaftWa a Ma i l fla t* ation, revested Tuesday that •ill ID Cartel* l u n m (i) n o n a * u s Bksw Leahy had been In New York 1:11 It) Wwtktr maS Mans for the p u t week discussing a I N (tl Talar possible purchase by the group • H ( t ) C a r t t « a t l I 1t he heads. • 1 Project leader pins s a t certificates ae ie awarded te Charles CbeOmaa—a rears; is a Ms Oar M M M U reJH B R B I-^S 8 .-M B IB r j B S S T I t a t a S S E PLU S W A LT DISNEY’S "GALA D A Y A T C H ILD R EN 1 0 c - STUDENTS 50c OFEX 12:20 SHOWS AT I* * - 14# . l e e . d . i r o S n S f e . ----- l) I S N W w \N D ”----ADULTO s i c 7M . • M �} s «> • v~_ D eB aiy, Members Longwood Couple Observes Attend Volusia Golden Wedding Anniversary Woman’s Club ^ • H it ififfin lN M N w s lactad for ootatanding qualities at teadenhip, participation aad service la ached activ­ ities, are choeea by a commit­ tee at faculty, admiaiatratara Mrs. 8. D. Allred of Sanford, end bee been ea the Dean’s list many times in the p u t three yean, u a lop ranted Pfpdemif student ken McI n t o s h Ken haa worked for and with tha organisation with tha teal usually found only In those who have a mentally re­ tarded person in their family (although this ia not tbe ease). HU compassion and interest have proved so persuasive that hte parents have also be­ come very much interested in tbe work and are sponeoring some of the children at the Bunland Training Center ia Gainesville. Members of the association Just can’t say enough in praise of Ken’s work, his “all-out ef­ fort,” hie guidance and the in­ fluence he has exerted on others in getting tha young organization “off th* ground.’’ Never one to publicize his good works, or even to let them become known, the young attorney nevertheless throws all his drive, enthus­ iasm and push behind what­ ever Job ho undertakes. And he has undertaken many of them, having been president of Just about every organization of which he was ever a member. He’s now president of tha Pinecreat PTA, hat lately become inter­ ested in the Seminole Timing Assoriatlon. He got interested In t h e retarded children tl.rot;h bit work with the crippled children’s organiza­ tion. lie has also been a strong voice and a stronger pusher t:r the Juvenile Council and thdr work to help delinquent and dependent youngsters of the county. A healthy, husky former football player, who enjoys superb physical stamina, he ia invariably moved by the plight of helpless children and not only thlnka about It but acta to work at once to DO some thing about it . . . (an exam pie that could be emulated by those who ery about tbe ait' uation and aay, “Isn’t it ter' rible ? Something ought to be done." Better not let Ken hear you aay that either, because he will quickly tell you what you CAN do about U, and you’ll be in it up to your neck. » • • BUBBA DAVIS continues his scat-back wayi for the Connor* Aggies of Oklahoma, a Junior college, racking up three touchdowns for hte team in 1U Homecoming game. ills first ID put hte team ahead by one point in the sec­ ond quarter and then ■ few mlnutea later, ha took off for a 84 yard run. In the third period, a spec tecular 83 yard punt return showed off the former Sera inole star’s Jack-rabbit, took en field running. Despite the mighty etfort of the local lad, a rain of passes by the other team accounted for a 47-33 victory. The Muskogee. Okie., nev paper, called Bubba, "Russ Davis, a Florida product from down Sanford way." • • • JOHNNY ALLRED, a junior at Clemson College has been named to “Who's Who Among Students In American Unhrer allies and Collages" this year, according to word from the School. In IMP, Mlsa Baggy Westgate, daughter of Dr. and Mra. P. J. Westgata, was the BBP, and in 1848, Dorothy Crumley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Crumley (aister at Bob) was accorded the honor of be­ ing chosen to govern the school. In IMS, Just three years after the first student council was formed, Mlsa Ann SUn* daughter of Mr. and Mn. George Stine, was the first girl to bo elected. Ann, now Mrs. John Hughes, teaches math and science at high school la Waukegan, 111. Peggy is a senior at ML Holyoke College in South Had­ ley, Maas., and Dorothy, now M n. Everett Young, makes her horns In Jacksonville and la the mother of three chil­ dren. Last year’s SBP was Doug Stenatrom Jr. and in 1M1 it was Cary Cowan. Both are now in college, Doug at Waka Forest and Cary at Piedmont. The othen include tb« fol­ lowing: 1M0, Charles Bogan; IBM. Peggy Westgate; IBM, Sid Vlhlra; 1BS7, Phillip Byrd; 1899, Jim Hawkins; 1BU, A1 Phillips; 1834, Philip Toney; 1833, Bobby Morris; 1833, Wal­ ter Routh; 1831, Clarence (Bill) Clause; and 1180, Char lea Anderson. In 18<9, Richard Baas; 18a , Byron Beard; 1SM7, Harold Kaitner; 1844, Dorothy Crum­ ley; 18a, Neil Powell; 1844, Leroy Hodge; 1»43, Ann Stine; 1843, Earl Jeter; 1841, Edwin Branan and IBM, Kent Roiset­ ter. Thera was no Student Coun­ cil before that but In 1838, Jack Bolt was Senior Clais President and In 1938 It waa Douglas Stemtrom Sr. In 1841, Mack Cleveland was Senior Class Preaident and la IMS Herby Stemtrom wai elected. Looking back through these old annuals, it becomes appar­ ent that many of the studenta who were leaders then have continued their steady path and still maintain a position of leadership that encompasses the community, as it once did the school. Othen who bad not quite found themselves in those days, or whose quiet, self-ef­ facing personalities allowed their potential to be over­ looked when the nominations came in, have followed a ris­ ing star and now shine much more brightly. They k m four children, Ocwell Sullivan cf l u Sal­ vador, Herbert, who U rn ia Houston, T o n , Mr*. H u d Paata at Washington, D. C.. aad Jo in of Baa Gaflto. They alao ha va eight grandchildren. Mr. aad Mra. A. L. SulUvaa, MS East Lata At*., Longwood, ealebratad their Nth wadding aaatveraary, Satur­ day. Among tba ralatlvea aad together and were married In Baiabridge, On. They have lived la Longwood tor the p u t 18 yean aad until sis years ago Mr. Sullivan worked an a carpenter and pointer. They both enjoy raising flowers aad that ia their aiaia hobby at present They attribute their happy that my Preach accent was ’cute* and be would not teach me bow to apeak the English better," she laughed. Her doetor husband b u passed on now. They met in Italy when she w u earing for a private patient and be w u furthering his studies on the continent. Several yean ago, H n. Burmaster met young Steve Demopaulus, a former football player whose Injuries had left him paralysed from the waist down. Through him she mat other handicapped persons, aad noted that with their diffi­ culty In moving about freely, the social life open to them left something to be desired. M n. Bur master’s desire was that this leek be remed­ ied end she decided to give a party for a number of those she bad m et A few friends Joined her and they Issued the Invitations. The group had such a good time that she soon found bertelf planning another one, and this haa grown to be a oncea-month occasion. Many at the parties are at her home, end the group par­ ticularly loves costuma-type parties. They’ve had crasy hat parties, pirate parties and theme parties of all des­ criptions. One does not have to be handicapped to be a member of the Central Florida Society for the Handicapped. A $3 contribution buys a member­ ship in the organisation, whose aims are mainly so­ ciability, fun and recreation. Mra. Burmaater noted that several young couples have met through the group end romances have blossomed. Steve Demopoulos la the president of the Kirchpatric Institute for medical rehab!* tatloa in Winter Park, a group which concentrates on therapy for the handicapped. Mrs. Smith at Ace Clean­ ers In Orlando ia the trea­ surer of the Central Florida Handicapped and if you're Interested the rolls are open. MISS SUZANNE JONES of Sanford, a graduate of the claaa of 1960, now a sopho­ more at FSU was one at the sololsta with the FSU Choral Union in the annual Thanks­ giving concert Tuesday at the University. Susanna, who wiil be re­ membered for her many singing appearances with the Seminole High School Glee Club ia their concerto and operettas, U tbe daughter f Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Jones. In her years of singing bera. Suxanne waa fortunate to have tbe piano accompani* ment of her slater Pam, now ■ senior at SHS. Suxanne will be one of the many college students arriv­ ing tonight for Homecoming and holiday festivities. MR. AND MRS. A. L . SULLIVAN (Herald Photo) David Wantera celebrated | aatoa at his third birthday with a group! aeta, Mr. d young friends aad play* | Wanton, sponsor a “safety m ead s" to prevent home owners from watering the roads u they sprinkle their lawns. This causes accidents whoa cars swerve to avoid getting wot The luncheon w u held at tba Ormond Beach Country Club. Mrs. W. J. Buviagar, vice prvtident, introduced the guest speaker, Prank Bgaaga, a consultant ia math aad sci­ ence for the Volusia acbools. He used as his topic “im­ provement in the county schools," He stated that be had started an individualised math project to help students who are alow to learn. This prevents the slowing down of students who are on a level with Junior college students. It was announced that wel­ fare projects will be carried on at both the Volusia Coun­ ty Detention Home and the Nursing Home in West Vo­ lusia. Decorationa for tha day wart In keeping with the Thanksgiving theme. brata the big day warn Chris, Madina and Mara Aadraaho, Jackie, Stan aad Baa WtoArat, Bear Lake Welcomes New Families By Shirley Newcomer* • . "16 Lake area « fhV'vi! u* ~ welcomed by to* residents include: I Alto--. L. Mr. end Mra. Harold Bak­ er and daughter!, Cheryl MASTER DAVID WAUTERS holds one of the and Martha, who moved tar* irty favors given to the guests a t his th ird from Orlando aad m v Bv# rthday party. (Herald Photo) at 1238 South Boar l a t a Road. Mr. aad Mra. Martin Bright and daughter, W aite, *1 Western Trip to ll Anna Drive. They formerly of SulUvaa, Enjoyed By Mr. and Mrs. Duncan and daughter, Chary), Sanford Women from Montgomery, Fe. Mr. Duncan ia tha seventh grade Mn. Joha Pierre sad Mn. teacher at Coionlil High tarty, Mn. Richard Hall, Victoria Bock of Sanford and Mn. Sid Oalloy, Mra. Tod Mn. Anna Ttaffla of Cleve­ School, la Orlando. They Bvo Jones, Mn. E. M. Cain. M n. land, Ohio, a guest of Mn. at US4 Bera Perkins, the Misses Shir­ Rock, have returned from a ley Jones, Louise Nellaon, recoat its week tour of the Christ! Cain aad the bonoroe's mother, Mn. Oliver W. Hall of Sanford, and Mrs. Brady Thay traveled by car and vlaltad friends and points of Williams of Bonifay. The wedding will bo an Interest from Florida to the West Coast. While lq Califor­ •vent of Dec. 14 at the Church nia they vlalted Disneyland of God of Prophecy. nnd other tourist attractions and spent about four weeks la Phoenix, Arts., and touring Naw Mexico. They particularly enjoyed G ro w l! the Grand Canyon, petrified forest and painted desert. They drove more than 7,000 miles during the trip. Mrs. Rock, who formerly lived In Phoenix but had not been there for eight years, stated GrapwvUU N o n a ry that as ia the case with moat 1331 Grapevine Awe. elites today, “Phoenix bad changed a great dtaL" 1 4 'l l ’ C Miss Carolyn Hall, Bride-Elect Honored With Miscellaneous Shower Mias Carolyn Hall, bride- miscellaneous shower at the Included In the refreshments elect of William T. Wltherow, home of M n. Dan Pelham In was a large white ctka dec­ was honored recently with a Paola. orated with gold wedding Co-bostosaes were Mn. Ro­ bands. ger Britton aad M n. Donald A atriaa of wedding games Mrs. Fedderson Cain. A white aad gold color were played and prises won was used In decora­ by the honoree, Mn. Carlton Named President theme tions. Floral arrangementi ot Sikes and Mn. O. E. Hunter. A Joint meeting of both cir­ white and gold muma were Others attending w en Mrs. cles of the Ladles Aid of tha placed throughout' the party Robert L. Strickland, Mn. Lutheran Church of the Re­ rooms. Euln Davis, Mra. Tom Swagdeemer waa held Thursday evening at the church for tbe purpose of electing 1983 offi­ cers. Mrs. Vernon Fedderson, president, presided over the business meeting and Mra. BUI Holcomb gave the devo­ tion. Committee reports were giv­ en and Mrs. PhilUp Skates re­ ported on the annual Decem­ ber family night for membera and friends to be held Dec. 1, starting at 3:30 p.m. She an­ nounced this would be a potluck supper, with carol sing­ ing and musical selections from the children. There will alao be a baiaar with Ittma made by the Ladlea Aid. Mrs. Herbert Gocrss an­ nounced there were still Christmas cards available and urged the membera to look over the wide selection. Thoee elected to serve as 1983 officers were Mrs. Ver­ n o n Fedderson, president; Mrs. George Daniels, vica president; Mrs. Eddie Senka* rik, aecretary, and Mrs. John Senkarlk, treasurer. After reading of the consti­ tution a huts session was MISS CAROLYN HALL, center, was gueot of honor a t n recent bridal held giving those present an shower a t the home of Mrs. Dan Pelham, left. A t rig h t ia her m other, Mra. opportunity to express their Oliver W. Hall. (Herald Photo) ideas on the purpose ot tbe Ladies Aid. When a husband, son or any Pastor Gocrss announced man in the family wears a that the Thanksgiving ser­ pencil or pen in his shirt poc­ vice would be held at 10 a.m. ket at work, iron a piece of in­ A report on the recent Worn- dex tape on the Inside of the en'a Missionary League Con­ pocket. Certainly prolongs tbe vention waa given by Mrs. Ufa of the shirt pocket. Gocrss. The business meeting was closed with prayer. During the fellowship hour refresh­ ments were served by Mrs. Holcomb and Mrs. Clyde Howe. PRESS TIME NOTES: BroUser Bob Crumbtey said to­ day that his slater Dorothy w u s s i of lets than a half doaen girls to ever be elect­ ed to the University of Florida Hall of Fame, when aha attended there. Quite a gall Ha also said that sba and her family would be In town tor the coming holiday* to visit with him and Carol and child­ ren Gayle and Rusty and Mother and Dad Agnes and OLIVE BURMASTER Bada Crumley, of Silver ANOTHER PERSON who is Lake. moved by the misfortune that befalls others, and does more than Just talk about It, is Mrs. Suits by Cadillac Oliva Burmaster, a retired nurse with a delightful French Lovely S Piece Panic! KniU, accent who makes her home in Longwood when she is not T h a t Go Everywhere" on her world travels. Mrs. Burmaster, w h o s e OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9:88 heavily accented English “is my husband’s fault," is a M ARY E S T H E R ’S charming w o m a n whose ’Fcatgring Faakteaa Jest Far Yaw*1 warmth and genuine spirit 200 N . PARK AVE. come through clearly. “Mjr husband always thought M U M M Y IN G # 9 r B eG n O ur 9 S alnceraot wishes, fo r your happiness, this moat gracious o f days . . . Thanksgiving. Let us join in a thankful prayer for all th a Welcome w agon H iabw will help Umid M at home. ___ J o « to carrying h our community's traditional spirit of hospitality. TtU W elcom e W i t o s th a warns and address of famUioo you know who o«w moving. VIRGINIA PETROSit I P. O. Hoi 1314 NORA NORRIS TE 8-1814 little things th a t made today and promise a fo r a prosperous bountiful tomorrow. �W r D td The word “Quaker*" * u originally a sort of along word oaod dsrogatorliy about Uo aMabon of tbo SocWty ft t a t tbo shmon, there­ fore, which n a ti Christ oo » h a m today. as it la the foar ontora in tbo pulpits! A poor orator io Way or otat hoow, oloo.ho would rood tbo Now Testament sad lo an Christ's axcoUant public spook* iag formula. AH tha groat apoakora to wham 1 hato liat- thoy did not fool that tha proai d fttnbtrthip i t Ih# 8 m t i would pom a bill roal)going tha fait wkila oattod T And Imagino n clergyman finding it nocoooary to hoop kia andfant# awaka by forcing thorn to ait on hard boards. OUR BOARDINO HOUSE Why dossal ho giro thorn oomo of tho vital, dynamic oralory which doom employed and «gftgora.atoMTpuM u w y i a v - v “i " jmwrriau .’SMromton m ulshc - W « thao hoop thorn awaka by pay. «M T ftuoN »»cM L C fdm ar/noc)\* ehologirol motkodof M*/XOHcaCMtVaOABAMCOKl V What tort of a toaebtr would 1 bo, if I bad to form e rw w id u w FosiN * M A NBom • County Commlaatoaon warn my yuplk to iH oa tacka in ftAtWaMUdfU-um-KUMF— t ALMOST «minu^ g u t f a praaank m torc on* Axw chats akm f o r . county homo dooa not moot fUMSUMOWrm ATlft/irTUSMBOCurJ WAT ***** cp^tpiara tV p p to e M tjS taw and rigid ataadards for rarslag homaa and homos tor tha aged, oat up by tbo itite. CoL 1. 0 . Gregory and Ford Cavanaugh who tour­ WASHINGTON (UPI) ed a nursing homo hi DeLea* lait weak roportod their havs boon in sporadic com­ oboarvatioaa there to tha group, who took tha roiults munication with a breathless young woman who operates under odvLtcmant. A final moating la planned a gift counselling and shop­ for next Monday to give a ping service in New York. Actually, 1 couldn’t swear (Inal draft to racommtndafloor which wGI bn praaontod that oho U a breathless young to tha County Coamlaaiooera woman because I have never ■t their moating nchndulod mot her personally. But aha eartalnly dost write young Fage 4 Sanford, Florid* Wed., November 21,1961 for Tuesday. aad breathlessly. la her first latter, suggest­ ing that I might want to avail myself ta bar services, Tssstssss^ssj^ ondoa, this mount ha had at looot ISjOOO in ana aadiancu. far woman and chfidna far ontanabar tha amn a t tbo Ba­ nal cbortb rr r1*-f Bow do yon account for Chriot’a groat orowdst Bocaosa ha waa tha Son of Cod? Not a t all! Bia cootemporarloa didn’t know ha waa tho Son of God, or thoy would noror kara panalttod kia ar­ rest, lot alona kia crucifixion. Cron bia Apootlaa hardly raallaod kia dhrialty until altar kia roBurroctioo. Tha layman in tha crowdo A poor church attendance fault, for a good opoakor can go into any rack church and jump the ntUndoare from 10ft to 100ft within six weeks. Bond for my bulletin, "How TaMaka An I n t o r a a t l a g Speech,” cnelooing a 4 coat •tamped envelope, plan M cotta. It cootaint Christ's fa* moot formula. (AJwaya writ* to Dr. Croat In cart of thia nowo- causa ha waa tho Sou of God but boeaaao ho woo a wonder­ ful orator and a past maater of applied psychology. Gift Service Goes High Hat m tlgate a murder bat only •boot PM to investigate a traffic accident la which tiro persona are UBod. Bvery traffic death should be treat­ ed as a homicide. -Alfred L. Motley of Bar* vard U. medical school. Tbo great luaaoa to bs learned from rectal events la Cuba is the vafaa ef celfcontrol . . . No matter how fm tratiag tha situation teems, wo must be prepared to withhold action until tha Uam far action It precisely right —Bop. Frank Thompson, DN. J. vltad to dalmoato tho quirks and character flaws of tho person for whom a gift is to be selected. Tha check list includes ouch entries as “extrovert,” “sen­ suous," “aggressive," “Intel­ lectual," “taciturn," “cud­ dly." “p i a c i d , " “snob," "scary,* "arty" and “ahy." Upon seeing that, I decided to tost tho fabulous Diaao’s psychological powers. I wrote to hor and requested that aha ouggoot a gift for a "cuJdly • tob who Jo aggressively la a few days she sent me a telegram which soldi “Bala or famaloT" Diane and composed a second challenge. It told her that tha “cuddly snob" waa a mala aad that I also wanted a gift for a female, “a thy extrovert who in Intellectually scary." I am now la receipt of hor reply and boro is what eha Lfct us be grateful for our heritage. F o r t little pride is the wellspring ot courage. Let us endure unflinchingly! whatever sacrifices we are called upon to make to defend o a r free institutions from the night of communism, which i t bent an undermining oar faith in ourselves. Let us raty *1 hap to guarantee that gifts personally selected by tha fabulous Diane Mitch.Uth sfs ami will not only bo of latormt to your column’s olhatolo but wilt assure each of your dtveted readers from North Carolina to Southsrn California of a perfect Chriat- not only on the gold in oar RETIRED BUT A C TIV E? Ll 1 seat that aontonco to a laboratory to determine its octaae coolant and it proved to be 10 per cent more volatDo then aviation gaaollao. It was not Diane’s liter­ ary style that ignited my interest, however. It was hor modus operand!. As far as 1 know, oho has tbo only shop­ ping service booed oo psychoanalytla Bar clients aiw supplied with a “personality chock Uct" oa whlck thoy are in- Remember Who Ares II 1 if I am looking for th o man who doesn’t answ er every ad. The man who prefers to work for him self. I ! you're not satisfied w ith your present retirem ent income and want to make good money fo r jo s t a few hours per week . , . Investigate this offer. Juat a amall Initial invest, ment will bring you un~ limited opportunity. W rit* to M t your appointment for an interview—M. L. LACY . . . Box 101 c/o Sanford Herald. vaults, but the in n in oar Mood. And let us ding Skat h y to tho faith of our father* until, in God's good timat all men are free* �> V t- * * • v- V Jr • v. - _•'*Vv'T . •? ,>tc -r4 V. E a r . S I, S M I — T o n i g h t ' s Bomoranalng « n tw tho last ju m M grid action i t r U M - im W * gasM a n Tsmaty Hinson, David Maeonis, Jim Wtoolate. D a M clfnm y, Jack Caste Jack D a m Chic R h rX- f /fcs T B ■,*, l I rtmw t » « s Lyman, Tavares ipoitlng a 14-1 record for a r - ^ t e t e w t e a | for S a t e d vffl to David NaaO sad Eagrta WtUams a t i t e s ; W aya B g faa te Hohart A m tt, tacklaa; Jack Caste tatodk gaaid; David MaeOms end Bab Boh. eutsida R abaekan; Johnny M H m . middk Uasbschsr a te Butch Riser, Jim Wessta te a te D a MeMurrsy la tha ascodary. H a offensive starters win ba MaaGUUs a te CUp Craw, t e d at aads; Svfa a te W8> Hama at tacklaa; A ka Carguards; Phillips at c a te r; Ihmmy H laaa a t cuartsr. back; Wcaalote a te Riser, halfbacks a te Caole at fallKickoff time is l : i l p. m. a t Memarial Stadium and Plgott said his chargas a n the year and a 13-0-1 record for the past year a half, Lyman's rapacious Gny- hounds win enter the a n s i in fine Uule to take Tavare* Into camp tor the aecond time In a row in their Tangek Bowl mostlng la Euatla tonight. Victor lait year over the Tavarta outfit, zl-4, Lyman’a LONGDALR YOUTHS Charlie Cobb, toft and warriors ars in no mood to Gtaam Hiddto, w ith th o help of th e ir hound ease up and coait through *Trifvnr»M le ft corner, bagged a lim it of squir­ rels Saturday, opening day of hunting season, thU one. for thalr detarmlnain about a n hour spent in tho woods around tlon to preserve their unbeatLoagwood. (H erald Photo) en record for the year la uppermoat in their mlndi. With a set of backs that would strike terror to the hearts of any opposition and a defensive line that has held opposition to a minimum of yardage sad points this year, the Greyhounds a n a k r k g the lists tonight the favorites to tako Tarawa and n tain their Tangclo Bowl title. By Jack M m Tho ago of pra-paekagiag finally has bit the minnow bucket right below tho bell. You can take your live minnow* with you to a sack now. And you get them fresh out of the ice box In­ stead of the bait well at the fish camp. I've been bearing about the now etyk plastic bags of minnows, but Just saw my first ooe in use Tuesday. The minnows, including several kinds and shiners are being packaged by whole­ salers to dear plastic bags and baukd in refrigerated trucks to retail bait places, where they can be placed In any cooler box pending sak to the angler. Tests so far indicate that the minnows are kept nUve k good shape for at least three weeks by the cooling. A Leesburg bait dealer is setting up a regular route in this sectloo and you can get your Fepsl-Cola and your bait from the same box. They say that the cold Just adds a littk shiver to tho action of tho minnows, msk. ing It more entieing to the fish. * * * If all the ammunition fired to the county during the first four day* of the hunting sea­ son could bo laid end to end It probably would lead to at laait one daad dock. And that would put the finger on some excitable type who couldn't watt until today for tho duck season to openHad a conversation with Wildlife Officer Bob Johnson aad im reported that here­ abouts hasten behaved fair­ ly sensibly during ths open­ ing bunts. After arresting two hunters for Jumping the opening gun last Thursday, Johnson ssld "no serious" violations have been found. He said game appe>n to be to good quantities and be knew seven hunters who got a deer on opening day. It's bard to get a line on who killed what, becausa the hunters a n so sby about bragging. Among those talked to this week, some had good luck, some caught cold and iome admitted to hangovers. One thing for aura, though, the bunting camps are full and there's plenty of bust* m m going on at the Farm lagtoa and Tomoka bunting anas. Thera may be a report later on Sanford Mayor Jim my Crapps, who bas disap­ peared for a 10-day hunting vacation. • DETROIT (U PD -The fsel ing in Detroit today was that Loa Angeles could taka its plea to represent the United States in the bidding for tha 196$ Olympic Games to tha United Nations If it wanted to. Officials bare refused to get rankled over n telegram the rLo* Angeles County Board of Supervisors sent to President Kennedy. • , Tri - Me Construction Co. took the measure of the Florida State Bank la the Women's Soft Ball League Monday night when they blew the game wide open and overcame a two run de­ ficit with a five run fourth frame. The Tri-Me girls took n first inning lead when they went for four acroee the plate but lost It when the bank’s team scored eoo In the first and four In the se­ cond. Final acora for tba craning was 9-7 for the Trl-Me’s who had 11 hits to their opponents 12. Winning Pitcher was Jean Monroe and losslng faurkr was Grace Middleton. Gators Have Open D a t e Then Miami GAINESVILLE (UPD-The Florida Gators worked in aweat clothes Tuesday, with their first open weekend of the season coming up — then thera's Miami. The Gators topped archrival Florida State last weakend, and a rt almost assured of a hid to the Gator Bowl if thsy beat the Hurricanes. Coach Ray Graves said he felt his team really needed this weekend's rest after nine straight games. W hy YOU Should Buyt TIRES from McROBERTS • Olympic Site Hassle On • Tha second phase of the dove shooting season opens Thursday and Sanford gunpars are warned again to exercise precise ctra In shooting In the controversial sanctuary area southeast of town. The Game sod Fresh Water Fish Commission finally de elded to make n sanctuary out of the lands In that sec­ tion which owMrs wanted barred to all (booting. Other parcels of land a n open by permission of the owners. Tri-Me Cops Softball Play Lifetime Unconditional Hazard W arranty. F R E E : Periodic Inspection F R E E : F lat Tiro Repair i s t r M “ 1 ‘ PAUL BLACKFORD, la d in g Lym an scorn m aker, h a s 15 touchdowns fo r season, _________________ , DaLLu H aJ J D U D I l f l/V U U ATLANTA (UPI>-Easy go­ ing. soft-spoken Robert Lee (Bobby) Dodd hardly fits the picture of today’s college foot­ ball coach. Where m a y other coaches have had to depend on rigid discipline and harshness to turn out winning football teams, Dodd maintains a pleasant atmosphere at Geor­ gia T a b and keeps osi win­ ning anyway. For the latest of his 134 victories, a 74 upset over then second-ranked Alabama, Bob­ by Dodd today was named college football’s 'Coach of the Week" by United Press InternationaL Alabama was a supreme test of Dodd's coaching ability. Tech had not beaten the Crim­ son Tide since 1937, and no one else bad either since early in the 1960 campaign. Tho Tide came to Atlanta riding the crest of a 19-gaine winning streak and was a solid onetouchdown favorite over the Jackets, who Just the week be­ fore had appeared ‘‘flat’’ In a 14-14 tie with Florida State. But Dodd and the Yellow Jackets were ready. The vet­ eran coach, dean of the Southeastern Conference, had drill­ ed his troops on their defens­ ive assignments to near per­ fection and stertltd the highranking Tldemen by awltchIng for tho first time to a shotgun offense. ★ By John A. Spokkl New that the Men’s Bowling Association - T u r k e y Bowl T ounam at* baa b o a con­ cluded, the participate sum­ mation could very well be, -It ★ ★ ★ was lota of fun. When’s the ■nt o a f * The individual -Rings- k each of the respective dlvi. •lofts have been cn wwod in the fam e of A1 DePalua (A DtvU •Ion) and Bob May (B Group). First place prises of 960.00 or a t k to clinch a Orange etch was presented to kogkn Bowl berth, k favored Ip I t DePalma a te Maya by the two evor Nebraska la tho Big cosponsors. Bob Hancock of E ight Dikes tho A t l a n t i c the plnecnst Im a te Mr. Coast Conference leader, to a Bo o m of the 0. K. T in Stan. 15-point pick to beat North Coming In accond la the A Carolina a te clinch ito third Group, which had bowlers with straight league title. averages of 170 and ever, waa Rich (Sling Shot) Murphy. urday: Rlekla th a n of the wtaaefa East: Dartmouth, Ivy Law* pone was 125.00. guo champion, 11 ever Prim e Tournament Manager D a ton; Syracuse 11 o v a Waal Brumfield settled for the sec­ Vlrglnk; Pew State » o v a ond slot In the B Group a te Pittsburgh. •laa, the |U D 0 prise which ac­ l a t h : Auburn 4 o v a Flora Juries ha played to only 131 companied the honor. Third Ido I tote; Clcauon • o v a place waa won by Bill Hall South Carolina; Tannnsaa g games. o v a Kentucky; Northwestern Rlchard sa, who draw five (flROO), A1 DePalma b o w l a d IS 1 o v a Miami (V te), first-place votes, batted J O this y e a , drove to M runs a te games throughout the touna­ Midwest: Iowa I o v a Notra Dame; Missouri 4 o v a Kaft­ had sight homer*. But those m a t and avenged ISO. figures toll only hall the story. Bob May bowled one leeo ans; Purdue 11 o v a to d to a ; Ho kept rally after rally alive gams and came thru with a re­ In n nationally televised garnet a te was littk abort of mag- spectable 179 avenge* The highest three game aer­ Michigan State U ever D> The only other players to ies rolled daring the entire Unote. attract any flrst-placo votes contest was that of Weedy Beathwsat: BMU a te Bay­ lor, even; Bice I o v a T oon ware Harmon KUlsbrtw of the Wilson's 67S. Minnesota Twins a te Yankee Bowling Side-Lighta ef the Christian; Arkansas R0 wver rookie Tom Trash, sack of Tournament—In the A Divl- Texas Tech. whom had ono. Killebraw fin­ •too. the highest series turned Warts California and Btaa* ished third to the balloting k during the first round of with m points and Trash 12th the eliminations was that of ■on State; Washington I over Woody W’llson’s—475 scratch, Washington State. with 90. Marls, who beat out Mantk la tho B Division (avgs. of 149 by four points to 19M and by A under) similar honon went Joins W est Squad three last year, failed to get to Bob May a d hk 171. During the qualifying rounds LOGAN, Utah (UF1) — a single vote this tlrao. Outfielder L e a Wagner of to determine the top 14 bowl- Tackle Lionel Aldridge of the Los Angelas Angels wound e n In each division, a special Utah State will play for tho up la fourth place with is incentive of either o 10-pound West In tho annual Eaat-Wset points aad pitcher Dkk Dono­ turkey or a ham waa offered Shrine Game la 8 a Francisco. van of the Cleveland Indians on the following heals: a 250 Aldridge U a 4-4 335-peoader. game in the A Division and a fifth with 44. Points were awarded ra the 210 In the B group. These W ins 3 In Row basis of 14 for a first-place score* hsd to be scratch. CHERRY HILL, N. J . (UP!) vote, nine for second, eight Then was only w e bowler —Bam Boul metis redo n con­ In the A group who qualified for third a te so a down to secutive triple Tues day a l ons point for a 10th place vote. with a 250-plus game and that Garden State Fork, scoring waa Al DePalma. Meanwhile In the B Group, aboard Prince Dion (9ROO) ha which a h o w o d surprisingly t h e t h i r d , Flanthmlo la d good qualifying scores, Incen­ (94-00) to the fourth end Leontives wen won by Al Johnson, some Joe (96.20) fas tho fifth. Carl Andsraon, BUI Hall aad Don Brumfield. Ones tho elimination rounds Jsl-All Fronton general began on Friday alto, then manager Norman StabeU bad were only two 400 leries turncancelled today's matinee •d In following rounds ono and and rescheduled s apodal two. Woody Wilson almost hit Thanksgiving matinee Thurs­ that ollta and restricted 700 day beginning at 1:13. plateau with a 475. Left­ Matinees are normally on hander Larry Pivee averaged Monday, Wednesday and Sat­ 202 (604 series) as hs bested ANY U. S. CAR urday, but with the holiday Paul Haney la their match. being Thursday this special Others within shouting dis­ matinee will enabk tourists tance of n 200 average Includ. as well as those who will ed Pontacost—507, Ed Callao have tho day free to visit —589, Pot# Petersen—694. ths fronton and tee the fast and axcltlng gam# of Jsl rtal. Thursday evening will also Get ‘‘Company” From Out be Ladlee Night. Of Town! . . . TAKE ’EM BOWLING. Holiday Play Set For Fronton SERVICE SPECIALS SPECIAL THANKSGIVING 1H 5 P . M. ^ MV AS always have at least • Repack went ALL DAY Lad lew N ight T h a n . A S at. Rood Mm SINCE Bowl Tournam ent, A1 DePalma one of th e 0 . K. T im Shop. De* D on Brumfield, rig h t won second (Herald Photo) OvMo o a t h FearVets Jim P alm a opiate today that hk charges, tho Oviedo lions, wQl give a very good aeNSW YORK (UPI>—That'S court of themselves tonight three down sod ooc mors to against tho Crascent City HS go k make Mickey Maatls men beiag a rt wife apraked tho "most" valuable player ef •B time. knees. Mantk, who honestly kU The m a t painful lots to that Yankee teammate Bobby bear, admits Palmer, is Jim­ Richardson would wia this my Courier, star quarterback and passing are for the year’s award, waa a n t e the fledging Lions. Another loss Moat Valuable PUyer la the that will do no good Is right American League Tuesday for end Ted BeUhorn, and young the third time in h k career. No one in either league has Llano k still out with his c m won the award four bad knee. According to Palmer, the timet—but at U and at the boys showed well against the peak of h k career Mlcksy has big St. Joecph'e team at St. a better chance to do it than Augustine, In spite of tho anyone else. The only other three-Ume score. Ha pointed out that three of the host team's winners are Stan Muslsl, Yogi touchdowns were the direct Berra, Joe DIMagglo, Jimmie results of fumbles and they Foxx and Roy Campanclls. Ruancrup to teammate Ro­ scored all three without hav­ ing to move the ball a total ger Marla the previous two yean, Mantk was an easy of 10 yards. Tho big effort this week winner this time, polling 134 has been in rectifying the points as compand with 152 for Rlchardsa In second fUmbk situation and Palmer place. •ays It's getting under con­ Mickey broke Into n big grin tort. when be received the news Against ths Crescent City after shooting u 90 at the team, which Assistant Coach Southern Hills Country Club Jim Clark saya la a big, ag­ golf course at Tulsa, Okla. gressive bunch of boys, tho "Im sure flad to bear It," Lions art expecting to have be beamed. -It’s wbat you their hands full, especially work for all year." without the services of the Mantle, who received 13 three sidelined boys. But, first-place votes from ths 20 says Clark, they will know members of the Baseball they had a game before they Writers’ Association of Amer­ kave Wednesday night. ica who did tho balloting, The next one coming up for hadn’t eipectsd to win. "1 the Lions Is with Lyman’s thought Bobby would get It," fearsome Greyhounds on Nov. he said. 30. Asked what he was thinkMantle, the only man to be Ing about that game. Palmer named on all 20 ballots and was very succinct In his re- the seventh Yankee player to ply: "I'm not thinking about win the award In the last nine it yet." seasons, bad some pretty fair credentials. His .321 batting average was Breaks Ankle only five point* sby of bat­ BUFFALO, N. C. (UPI) — ting champion Pete Runnels of John Ksmmsr will be lost to the Red Sox. Mantle’s 30 hom­ ths Canlslu* College basket­ ers and BO runs baited in ball team until at least Jan. 1 weren’t quite up to bis accus­ because of a broken bone In tomed par but because of lu­ his right ankle. The 4-4 820pound Junior from New York City suffered the injury dur­ Special Matinee ing a scrimmage Monday. 7:45 FJA. NIGHTLY [Except Sunday] F R E E : Tiro Rotation SPECIALIST TURKEY KING in th e m eant (center) la co n itstu iated by 1 Palm a won firs t place in th e A place in the B Division, I THURSDAY Thanksgiving Day NO WAITING FOR LANES Budget Terms - No Carrying Charge TIRE Vtrgtaia Tack k favored by • 1933 McROBERTS Tire Supply, Inc. Florida Distributor! For Deaaaa Caelum Built Tires We Give Plaid Stamps 445 W. First 8t. SANFORD FA 3-4461 BRASS MOTORS LOCAL FIAT DEALER Commercial ¥J JET LANES ONORA ROAD FA 2-7542 H—d for /A# n— m i too n f iv a t SERVICE STORE 555 W. lo t S t. FA 2-2621 EASY CREDIT FR E E PARKING �y*, AT, sl m U M t o prectotoae a f th a FtetlU aaa Hama Stototm . tow ltt DsMtoA M M S Ftorlda to# M if. ___ TChVuOKSB d T u So HWAT Stole M yt Mrta M rarilla WfcM* am HURT a BEhQMW AT. Ms w ire ■ M N S t f i U akaow a ABM HD* All p art 1** stoim iax FwfcUak X#v.*M , M **I D oa totocoati by. tfcrea«fc. « a- L « - »ML dor a r ayalast tfc* * fore­ CDC-dt \ ; s a i l poreoaa nB A L M M S Metis* to k*r*by yltrea th a t Ik* **d*rt!ys*d win. os tk* Itfc day of DsaMibor. A. a IMS, present to t o Hooorekl* C re sty Jody* of Sreilaol* Coaaty, VlatMto W fts s l re . to rs , a o re s st s a d Teacher* as A dm latotrstrta * f tk* “ bln *f MARTHA MARK. ...ja o o d skd a t reld time, tfcoa s a d there, a u k * applies. U re to Ik* re td Jady* fee a d a s l oottloaoret *f to r a d . aMatotrsUoa o f as Id aatatR sa d fa r a s *rd*r dtacfcaryia* ■ or s a sack Administratrix. D ated this tfc* M U day of October, A. D. IMS. / • / Taaonar Fro to* A s Adm latotratri* of a * M otet* of TIZZY MARTHA Btosstrem, D a rts A McIntosh Attoraoya fa r AdmlalotrsUlx P o tt Office D raw er 1*1 ■ safer!. Florida Paklloh Oct. I t , A H ot . T. M, II. 1ML nt caun SOI* m TKS /« / *# s doerto fro confotto will k* oatorol oyalnst yoa for Ik* relief demanded la tfco com plaint T k lt sa lt la to foreclose a mortyayo. Tks T a l i about an diary In C A R N IV A L Bjr D ic k Turner ^a'ssfc.ssff real s t a in t t ___I t. Block a. SUNLot LAND ESTATES. S OUbdl▼letoa. s e e o r lla t to a plat tkorooC, record 14 |a P lat Book 1L p*#to i t to SS of tfco Fakllo Rorordo of loaitaolo Coaaty. Florida. WITH E ss my ksad s a l tfco ooal of 0*14 Coart a t la a f o r l Florida, th is Ittfc day of Oet. obor, I ML (IBA L) A rtk ar H. Beckwith, J r , Clerk of tk* C lrealt Coart Byt M ariks T. Vlkloa D opatr Clark L oss Aaaoclatloa exletlny andor tk* law s of tfc* United Itato * of America, F ta la U ft c a SBBrrr f f i& k - itk tm M la iR R R D o c to r’s ordoral Th* I I fc !L . IMS Travelogue T V S MOST TALKEO^BOtTT PIRSO N A U TY BEN CASEY BEGINNING MONDAY, NOV. 2 6 w&s> w ant J J J J i To b e r T A. RICHARD* and VTRCJINIA M. RICHARDS, kls w ife. Defendants, s o r tc a t r »unr STATR S F FLORIDA TOt .ROBERT A. RICHARDS and VIRGINIA X. RICHARDS, hi* wife, whose rooldeaea la 111 Loan* a t ro o t Newark. N ov Joreoy, yoa or* koroby rosalrod to ftl* yoar aaowor o r v rttio a defeat**. If aay, la tk* oboe* procoodlas w ith Ik* Clark of this c o a rt. aad to *arr* a copy thereof apoo tho P lain tiff's atto rasy s, whoso a*™** aad address appoare ho re* a. sa or before tfco Ttfc day *f December. IM S Ik* a a ts re of this p ro c e e d s * ho* la y a sa lt for foroelasar* of ■ orty ay * ay alast th* followlay describe! property. to-w ltt Lot lit, O A K L A N D HILLS, accordlay to tfc* plat tborsof oa recorded la P U t Book !«. Pay* H . P a bile Record* of Somtaol* Coaaty, Florida: toyolhor w ith: Jaokooa Oa* Hot W ater Hooter, Model C ML Serial l l l f L DOWB ARD ORDBRHD at Saaford. Somlaol* C ount/. S tate *f Florida, tkto I lk day BOSTON F IT S CRMTS Hollo# to M r ik f slro n t t * t M r m i t I* F M n«m r n i m l oa lk« Ilk < * r • ( NoTioikir, A. D. 1ML la th a t e* rials w m poadta* la lk« Ct re s it Court la s a l fo r ■ oalaala Coaaty, Florid*, la CksaMrF, w korels F irst Fad• rs l l a r i a t s s a l Loaa A»a* o tallss of SomlaoU Coaaty, s corporation. U plaintiff. sa d P ta la tlf t hot aad la s tl y , Allied Sept!* CLARRHCR A. HKRROIf, *t T anka Oo., a ad Attoatle T or. •L so. Iae., a re Dofoadaata, Dofoadaato. Chancery Docket Ho. ISMS, L t e r t e s AT BUFF ID A rtk ar H. Bockwlth. J r , MSRTRAAH FARMCLASC Clerk a f lha aforesaid C lrealt HD* CLARENCE A. HERRON Coart, will w ltkta tfc* loyal an d ANNIB D. HERRON, koara of aal* oa Tuesday th a ll t h day a f Novambor, A. D. s tto y ic s ' M IL offor for aal* aad soil la a sta ts or eo aatry to tfc* fclyfcoot aad to m bid* o th e r tbaa tfc* Stoto of der for cash a t tfc* front door Ftorlda. aad m alllay ad' of tfc* Coart Ho*** a f toml* dross belay: nets Count, Florida, ta Saa­ A rtotloa ModaUmltfc ford. Florida, tk s foltow lay School. U. B. Moral Sta> dooerlbod property, sltao tsd ttos, Memphis, Toassosoo aad bolay la tom laol* Coaaty, Too are hereby aotlflod Florida, to-w ltt th a t a Complaint ta forocloo* Lot S. MELODT ACRED, a re r ta la mortyayo encumber accordlay t* F lat thereof toy tfc* folioarlay dooerlbod aa roeordad la P la t Book real property, to-w ltt II. pay* », a t tk# Pakll* L ot 1L Block F. COUNRecord* of Somlaol# c o a a ­ T R T CLUB M A N O R . ty. UNIT NO, 1. secordlay to ■aid sal* w ill t o mad* p a rth* plat thereof a a re ­ ■aant ta aad la order to s a t­ corded la F la t Book 11, Ik* torm a a f said F in al Fay* II. fa b ll* Record* isfy D o cro s. o f tom laol* Coaaty, F lo r­ (S E A L ) ida. A rtkar H . Beckwith, f r . ha* been filed ayalaet yoa la Clerk o f C lrealt C sart la tfc* aboro-etrU d salt, aad aad for Bemlaole Coun­ yea ar* repaired to .e rr* a ty. Florida copy or yoar Answer or othor O r: M artha T. Tlhloa Plead Iny to tti* Complaint oa D. C. P la in tiffs attorneys, ANDERSON. . RUSH. DEAN. LOWN. Fabllofc Nam SL 1ML DBS A ra n den EERO. M i CDC-IS E ast Contra! Arana*. Orlando, Florida, aad file th* a rtsla a l Answer a r othor Ptoadlay la th* offle* of th* Clerk a t th* C lrealt c o a rt on or before tfco Mtfc day o f Docombor. IMS. If ,y o a fall to do so, a deer#* • pro coafoaa* w ill be token ayalaet yoa for th* relief demanded la th* Com­ plaint. T his Noll** shall he pahllshod sac* a week fo r fear eo aseestlra weeks to th* Saa­ ford Herald. DATED this l l t h day #f November, I t tL (SEAL) A rtk a r H. Beckwith, Jy„ C lerk *f C lrealt Court By: Martha T. Vlfctoa D eputy Clark Pafcltoh Nor. SI. M A D os I. IS. 1ML C DC-11 n m c ta c frr cocm t O F TMM M IRTH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT O F AMD F O R S D M I. ■ CO UI T T , F L O R ID A . CMAMCDRT NO. tS S to FIR ST NATIONAL C I T T DANK. TRUSTED OTAE SER VICE CORPORATION E T AL PENSION PLANS U N D E R AORKEMENT DATED JAN' DART L MM. Plaintiff, ■r*. OLDHM C JENSEN, I t U , I t *1. Dofoadaato. N a n cd o p s e r r i s MORTDAOD FO RD C LO SU R D TOi FRANCIS W. BMEDLET aad WANDA R. SUEDLET. kla wife, . RESIDKXCBi-Cnkaawa AMD TOi AU parties claimla y latoresta by. threayh, aad er *r ayalast aforesaid poreoaa TOU ARM fcoroby notified th a t a Complaint to foroeloea a certain m ortyayo oacambor toy tfc* fottow tay dooerlbod real property, to-w lli Lot U L O A K L A N D MILLS, accordlay to th* p la t thereof aa recorded la Plat Book U, Pay* U Public Raoord* of s* »*!• Coaaty. Florida, has b eta filed ayalast yoa to th* abere-ityled suit, aad A rtk ar H. Beckwith, J r , yea a re roq aired to eorvo _ Clerk | Somlaol* Coaaty, copy o f yoar Answer or o th ir Florida. Ptoadlay to th* C o a^U lat oa Byt M artha T. T lhloa P lain tiff* ottoraeye. ANDER D. C. K>N. RUSH. DEAN. LOWN Oroyory. Coaro A Paaloll* UKS A eon don HERO. I l l Attoraoya for p lo latirf •to ll Control Area**, Orlande, Salt* Ml. Tfc* Florida Bldy. Florida, aad file the orlytoa Answer a r o th e r Pleadlay la tha office of th* Clerk of th* C lrealt Court oa or before th* M th day of Decombor, IMS. If yea foil to do eo, doert* pro coafoaoo w in k* taken ayalaet you fo r tk* relief demanded la th* Com plaint. T his Notlea obeli ho pahlltb td ones a weak for fear consecutive weak* la tk* Sanford Harold. DATED tfcls lt th day Xoesmbor, l i l t (SEAL) A rtkar H. Reek with, Jr. C lsrk of C lrealt Ceurt By: Martha T. Tlhlea Deputy Clerk Publish Nor. SL M A Doc. L 1L MOL * CDC-dS v-br v 4- Herald Want �9 Herald Classified. Ph. FA 2-5612 For Fast 1EM r o t SWEETIE PIE FonU hod 8 bedream keaaa. $71 BMMfe. FA 2-7V*. •Vital, rent RoUaway*, nin. r u e Jave- dalivery M4 ritk - v p . FURNITURE CENTER ROOMS, 1* OiMOO, 4U Mi p e l a Av*. VA MTV. U 00 r r u c b At*, mu p a b ita cm m m Paid a Tnfc-ta Alt****** Moda Oa Uaad Pani tar* * A*. flit a m . WILSON - MA1ER U f . P in t it, rA MW F R E E E ST IM A T E UphoDterla* A Mattrasa m •vatlag. Naw a U**A Pani* tan . Call Nix Baddtef Mff. Co., at to* eatery An. PA i-n u . w e w n cr • H aifaai l a * • . 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I AM NOT AN EXTERMIN­ ATOR, AND I DO NOT WOES AS AN EXTERMIN­ ATOR, t MAXI AN SELL THE SPRAT, WHICH IS STAINLESS AND N O T POISON. YOU DO NOT CLOSE HOUSE OR LEAVE AFTER APPLYINQ TUX SPRAY. (AS STATED BEPORE I AM Alteration* and s e w i n g . Refrigeration • Air-condition­ 322-8020. 104 Ridge Dr. Mrs. ing men needed. W* train Herbert Mann. you. Writ* Commercial Trades Institute Box II, c/o Day work In Sanford. I’b. Sanford Herald. FA 2-1197. PERMANENT SPECIALS Windshield Back Glass M.34 Complete ind a largo Door Glass Vent Glass can of ityle spray free. SERVICE Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Senkarik Glass and Puint SUNLAND 318 Palmetto FA 2-0831 Company FA 2-4991 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Neat and Nice 3 BR. CB 210 Magnolia Pb. FA 2-4822 Realtor home, featuring fully equip­ 24. Electrical Service* STEMPER AGENCY Ray mood Lundquiat, Aisoc. French Ave. a t 20th 8L ped kitchen, and all the FRIGIDAIRE FA 3-3N1 Atlantic Bank Bldg. standard extras. P r i c e Sales 4, Service $11,300, and only $78 per DACHSHUNDS AKC regisUrmonth alter low down pay­ House Wiring. Free Estimates ed. Black k tan. 4 Months Sid Vihleo's Randall Electric ment of $330. old. All shots. 322-1701. H2 Magnolia Pb. FA 2-4)913 3 - BEDROOMS, I, 1 ft A 2 BATHS Very attractive 3 BR. 3 tile 32. Flowers - Shrubs bath, CB home, with Flor- 25. Plumbing Services V A - N O DOWN PAYMENT Hybrid Geraniums in bloom Ida Room, and alt the ex­ PLUM BING LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS GRAPEVILLE NURSERY tras including fully equip­ VA • Ceeveulienal k FUA Financing Contracting A Repairs -------------------------- • -------------------------Grapevllle Ave. oear 20th 8L ped kitchen. Just $I3,S(W, FREE DELIVERY Sunland Ealalta . On 17-92 (3 ML Be. of Sanford) with $430 down, and $88 II. L. HARVEY DUTCH MILL NURSERY Sale* Office 1st. Hues* Inside Entrance per month. 201 Sanford Ave. FA 2-33(13 Petunia*. Tomato* Plants. KINGSWOOD BUILDERS. INC. ■ PIL FA S-M74 Calendulas. New L'paala The Two homes listed above JIM HUNT REALTY, Hale* Vgent Rd. Off 20th St. are both situated on Lake Days. FA 2-211$ • Etc. k San. FA 2-944$ • 323-4700 Dot Drive, and each re Plumbing A Heating preaents a mighty fine Used furniture, appliances, AIR CONDITIONING home buy for the money! CONTRACT and REPAIR tools, ate. Bought • Sold. Larry's Mart 213 Sanford WORK Av*. Pb. FA 2-4133 1007 Sanford Ave. FA 2 8382 Stenstrom Realty • LARGER HOUSES Sunland Wont • villas. Conaola *1". Ha* MORTGAGE LOANS KEROSENE DELIVER tad FHA and Convantional food aharp picture for F am e* cleaning aarvloa. 3 Bedroom house, Fla. room 2 BEDROOM House, enclos­ Commercial A Realdential 174.10. Britt's Inc. Pood Charlae Baalon. PA 1-0311. garage, furnished or un­ ed carporte, fenced yard. Pair Shopping C a a t a r . furnished. Nice location. Small down p a y m e n t , 323-0*21. Plano Tuning and Repair Stenstrom Realty 412 Rosalia Drive. Can b* monthly payments 330-30. seen altar 3 p. m. PA 2-7231 Taxes and insurance Includ­ 111 N. Park Av*. PA 2-2420 W. U Harmon - FA 1-4222 Mrs. Brown MUlcr homemade ed. 100 Garrison Dr. Fruit Cakei. Ready, wrap, FRIGIDAIRE to ship overseas or any­ Salas k Service W Y N N EW O O D where. An IlICC'FA 23404 t f .B . HIGH Very attractive S BR, CB Beautician wanted. Cut 'N Also Winn Dixie, E. 1st S t 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford home, situated on nice Curl Beauty Shop. 311 Pal­ Unfurnished house on N. Ph. FA 2-3M3 shady bomeiite in Wynne* NICELY upholstered antique Cameron Av*. 4 mile* east metto Ave. FA 2 0834 or wood. Features I n a l u d * couch. Platform rocker. of Sanford. 4 Bedrooms, FA 2-4013. built-in rang* and ovta. SINGER < Good condition. 2008 S. Elm. kitchen appliance*, quiet wall furnace, water beater SEWING MACHINE 304878. neighborhood, school bus aad blinds. Comfortable Isles and Service atop. 380 par month. Pb. Florida room, carporte and Day Dishwasher. Must be Fra* estimates In advance PA 2-4143. E. B. Stow*. utility room. experienced. C h i c k 'N Free borne demonstration 2 Bedroom bourn. FA 20378 Treat. Sanford. CALL PA 2-5788 Total price $12,800, Down Alan’* Fabric A Rugs 2 Bedroom bouae, $80 month. payment, $400. Monthly Furnished. Call FA 21910. payments, including taxes Children kept. FA 2-4112. HEATING PRE - INVENTORY •ad insurance Mo. W* H. B. POPE CO. INC. Clean fumUbed Apartment guarantee you'll love lit 200 So. Park Av*. PA 2-4 downstair*. Adults. Pbooa EFFICIENCY Apt., Santerd newest, ideally located *n First S t m ar Post Office. 2 City Parking Loti, shopping place*. Suitable fsc couple or aiagte, one sent FA 21884.___ __ No utility charges. Inquire Manuel Jacobeox D e p t . Furnished 2 • bedroom and Stenstrom Realty Fla. rm. home; redecorated Store. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2 2420 Moderate rent. 323-0047. Nice 3 bedroom furnished Move in now. 3 Bedroom, bouae. Washer, dryer A kitchen equipped. Ml mo. No cash needed. FA 2-8083 disposal. $100 a month. Refsrence*. 2424 Summerlin Ave. 3220383 caU after g p. m. Office FA 2-3111 3 Bedroom furnished house Nights FA 2-0844 at 1804 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 323-0700 • Select Suburban FA 2-2339 or call at 221 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. Community W. 19th St. • Street Lights and Approximately 1 acre corner City Convenience* 2 Bedroom house furnished. lot 3 Bedroom house furn• Popular Term* FA 2-3831. Ithed, flab pood in back. For Personal 47300 term*. FA 2-7304. Consideration Cali — W ant More M onty? A n. Sail Ui Your rureiUtre. Quick Unite With th* Cub. SUPER TRADING POST WEKIVA RIVER ESTATES Approximately 3H aeni. with IS# f t aa rivar, Vh ail* off 4 ROOMS and bath. Com­ pletely unfurnished. Near NAS. Nothing laaey, bat cheap ran t 17.30 weak. Ph. PA 24210. H ftiith il t t j k f i i Narar a«*d. Vary ru aa > ■hte. 1M Country club Or* P /g in depreciation if you cau use this unit. 1942 F-4M TAR * CHASSIS, 174N wheel bn*. 823 x 2* 18 »ly lire*, heavy duly front, rear aad auxiliary spring*. 2speed sale, tnra signals, Holly Green In color aad never been uaed. You cau uwn it for $83.93 a mouth with comparable '39 trade-in, or Iho equivalent la ac­ ceptable condition. CHEVROLET 2 Door Hardtop Economical 8 Cylinder OI.D8MOHILE 88. 4 Door Sedan Automalle and AD Conditioned CADILLAC Eldorado Seville INCORPORATED RAMBLER Station Wagon Standard. A Little Uouib Yuur 1-ixal Ford, Falcon, Thunderbird, Ford Truck Dealer 2343 PARK AVE. FA 2*881 E. 1st. St. Sanford FA 2-1481 Ml 4-8118 �H H i /, . :• . I • -f r rSi’SSJ 11 li \lj G K N V D fl FO R D Radiator How 20% D isco u n t GKNU1NK FORD OIL FILTERS IT • t t F o rd a F a k e s XACM $2M M - M FORD ■ACM IJ-M BRING T H IS AD TO OUR PARTS DEFT. , '•.*Ii Drew Chevalier, Mika Caa a Evtry body-Wort Day by olo. Mrs. Pat H ard* and tha school Wolf yack*, made q d m a Mr*. Ja m Armstrong were commit!** and all PTA mamor mora family salts with addappointed u a by-law* revib a n ara urged to pertldpato ad stragglers, t* operate la by Prwkknt Kaanatb Melabaa hag tad fcflllag thefr fced. aai Sen Law- water activities ia tha laadBrawn. Shirley B a r k a t t , note Boa Coanervatioa Dis­ Thereat Muzlk, Mat Lord. Rickard Lynch. Riniaa El bell. Martha Griffin. Docothlo* Wit llama, Augustus Brown Sr., Ragtaa Butler, Betty Deuacy, Molhe Griffin of Sanford. Cards may ba requested by mall through the Chspel of­ fice, and a stamped, eelf-sd- ladoded ia the i m i c t will be Christmas carols and part of Hander* Messiah. A nativity scent will be displayed throughout Dec­ ember . it wae carved la Oberamnmrggu by AW* Lang and baa been shown in Knowtoo Memorial Chspel •vary year since 18J7. Four Colleges Coordinate Work Pour Florida private col leges — Stetson University, RoUins, Florid* Southern, and Florida Presbyterian— have begun ia coordinate their ef­ forts in several fields of nota li Interest, according to Stetson Dean W. Hugh Me Entry Jr., chairman of tbo group's steering committee. McEnlry said subcommit­ tees are at work on bring Ing distinguished authorities and artiste to Florida for npechl observances and to supplement instruction ia foreign affairs, religion, and tbs fino arts. Other committees a rt ex­ ploring such areas for co­ operation as college admis­ sions, curricula, library re­ sources, and foreign study abroad. “ Interstate Highway 4 has aad a oar four collages neigh­ bors In n far more practical as ns* than was previously potaRtle,'’ McEnlry said. “We feel efficient method* of co­ operation can bo found to Implement the many educa­ tional objectives and cultural interests which our campus­ es share. * Tbo Institution , calling them selves the Associated Mid-Florida Colleges, espect to obtain financial support from an educational founda­ tion for at least on* of ibtlr trict, Information regarding tba mrr*y work win ba available to all land sonars and eitisens ia the district by coo­ ts cling Ben Wiggloi. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Elball of Sanford, a girl Dtedurgea Abbi* Hinckley, Lewis Crmns, Basic Dellinger of DeBsry; Joseph Peek. Griffin, Geargis; Mr. and Mrs. Hammond An­ Bass McKinnon. Oviedo; Ro­ drew Polk of Sanford, n girl berts W i 111s m s , Joseph Mr. Kenneth Peloquia, pub­ Discharge* Sbsrpe, Florence Long. Mn. Mrs. Hebert Kovacs and baby, Hammond Polk and baby of lic relations director for tha Winter Perk Telephone Co. DeLand; Joyce Green, Titus­ Sanford. reports that conversion to ville; Elizabeth Tubbs, Lake Direct Distance Dialing last Mary; Mn. William C. HalSunday, Nov. IS, w u carried back and baby; Mn. Sebora Missile Club out smoothly, with excellent Erins and baby; Patricia Ana result* reported throughout Harper, Neva Botaford, Lin­ Visits Museum their Midway and Terraco da Jones, Iris Kelly, Thelma lines. By Jane Brown. Grace Holloway, John There were only a tew The South Seminole Mlsifie Jackson, Grace Terpetming and Janice Vlhlen of Sanford. Chib visited the Central Flor­ Mattered reports of difficul­ ty from people wbo miscon­ NOVEMBER tT ida Museum and Planitarium strued directions printed In ia Orlando last week In two Prank Hill, DoBary; Charles groups, the first group go­ advance advertisement* and Kessler. DeBsry; Eddie Cun- ing on Tuesday and the **• tha new telephone books. But the phono company manage­ Miff, Longwood; Cawa Dt- coed on Wednesday. ment was confident Out Cloedt, Lake Mary;' Jack While there they eajoved Davis, Orlando; Kuth Ellen seeing the Star Show and Ex­ DDD would souo become a familiar thing throughout tha Payne. Dawn KUdy, Roberta hibit Willis ms, Joseph Sharpe, Ro­ These young missile buffs nation, occasioning no more bert 8. Miller, Aliya Cavan­ ■re students at the South trouble than dialing across augh, Vincent Hants, Sandra Seminole Junior High School town. Lae Harris and George Best pt Casselberry. They were Pack 540 Host To Roundtable By Jane Cnnoolbon y Cub Scout Pack 440 of Casselberry was host Mon­ day night to tho Weklwa Dis­ trict Roundtsblo at tbo Cas­ selberry Community Metho­ dist Church. Tho meeting woa attended by M den mothers, eubm ast­ ers and scout officiate. Mr. and Mrs. Do* Ackerman w en In charge. There wae a largo display of Christmas ornaments, gifts, candles and other de­ corations that can bo made by cubs and Mrs. Frances Setje, denmother of Pack 540, (aught several games that can be used at den meetings. Refreshments of doughnuts and coffee were served fol­ lowing the meeting. An advanced t r a i n i n g course for denmothers will be ghreo on Dec. T at T:M p. m. in the library of tho F e n Creek School la Or- Births Tbo next cub roundtable accompanied on the trip by The Duryea brothers built Mr. and Mrs. David L. Dt- their ipoasor, Mrs. Catherine America's first practical gaso­ win be held on Dec. IT at Cloedt of Lake Mary, a boy Martin and by several of tho line automobile at Springfield. 8t John’s Lutheran Church in Discbargee mothers. Maas.. In Utt-UU. Winter Park. Mrs- Jimmy Jackson and baby, lit. Dora; Mrs. Robert Showman and baby, Longwood; Joy et Brown, Lako Mary; Jack Davia, Orlando; Mrs. Jerry Gross and baby, Alena Kbodes, Carol Frost, Judy Jessen, Augustus Browu Sr., Emma Vlhlen of Sanford. Additional (Jijr §>attforii iteralft PROGRESS EDITION are available lor mailing to your friends ■ V -t Covers All Costs NOVEMBER U The Sanford Herald 204 W. 1st S t PH. FA2-2611 Josephine Dosughy, Colon Dampler and Warren Ewing, DoBary; Jaolct Wallace, June ON DISPLAY a t the Bank Building in DoBary ia the above pictured small scale model of the proposed addition fo r th e DoBary Community Methodist Church. Label# indicate th a t the present wing to tho rig h t of tha main sanctuary will be enlarged and rooms a t the extrem e rig h t will be addeiL ' (Cox Photo) �Court Move? T A L L A B A 8 8 E K , Via. (UPI)—The possibility that a federal coart wfll t e n to atop In and ghra Florida a r a pper tlonmcnt formula looaiod Ugh pretty blank.” today aa legislators a Q M a d i Hooao Spanker M a l l a r y mltted they coaid not find IM Tuesday « I h Boom — i » bn% M by WUHaa CW f«U of Marion, got ( M r back* 9 and accused seoatove 01 trying to dictate Hooao makeup. Son. Dompoty Barron a t Panama City Jumped on Ua Callow aonatora. bapiytog they war* bating tboir vote* on friendship and tiadaa ralbar Utea the Jaaaaa.' ■ garo op la disgust Wadneoday and went homo (or Thaakn* firing. Both bootee iim nrene a t 2:30 p. m. Monday, but only a few bellere anything eaa ha accomplished. Keen If aa accoptabla coat, promit* coaid bo found. Son. aald, It la tea late to get a plan to the people for approval aad hold the three electlona nocoo anry to fill new eeata la time for the IMS aeeaiea in April. "Wo coaid eubmit a pr epeeal to the people, hat tho now log* latatore could not bo coated by April t,* bo aald. The tetalon hat already coot cloae to 9300,000 aad baa pro­ duced not a ainglo now law. "I waa optimbtle op until Tueaday night,” Bald Senate Casselberry . Mayor Carl Stoddard will qualify Friday aa a candidate for reflection to the office whoa ho tame la hie petition bearing the signatures of 10 registered Sem inole Indians M aidens Lead W ar D ance In Streets Jottings editor Mrs. H. L. Johnson has come wp with a good question this week . . . what DID happen to that proposed L ite Monroe Volun­ teer Firs Dept? Sanford Elks will have a free show of magic by Fred Tlrrell aad Company to give members and their families on entertaining Tbaakagivtog evening . .• show starts at 1 p. m. On Saturday tho club will hart n big Thanksglvlnj Dance for moesa and dada and their guests. Got word late yesterday afternoon from Dot Courier, Oviedo town clerk that Ben Jones, BUI Martin and Rax Clonta finally got around to qualifying for tho olaetion ta Oviado on Dae. 4. Dot waa Did you aoo tha good ship "Dusaway” parked at tha city dock thla wcekt Tha owner, who wouldn't give us hia noma, says ha cams down from Wilmington, DoL, to spend 00m* thus to our fair city hot found there waa no electricity available a t tho local wharf. 8till bar*, but it doaa aoem funny that If wa are raputad to have power available wa don't have it. Oh to be to N*w England, now that tha foliage la in brilliant array. We’ve been here for years, now, and still mountains that arc so nice to laaa ana's ayes against- /l&WA Parade Honors Tho Spaaleh dab’s elovor portrayal of a hnlldog to a big t u p garnered the most points in the SIlS Homecom­ ing Parade Wednesday with fTA coming In second and Science aad Key dubs lying for third. The points on which tho Qoate were Judged were one point for compliance with theme, two points for originality; three points for work­ manship aad four points tor il attractivooM*. Judge* wore Mrs. David Oatchel, Douglas Steaatrom aad E. D. Klrchhoff. Thousands Jammed tb* sidewalks aad ovsrftowcd to* to the streets to watch tha parade, cheering at It eame by and calling greeting* and approval of their favorites. Tb* Twirling Senttootee ta their Indian maiden outfits led the parade, to the choers of the crowd, backed up by the Marching Seminole Band. They wore followed by tho cheerleaders riding on con­ vertibles, Indians on horse* back, sod spoosor* In even­ ing gowns, many decorated cere and about II floats. , Following the parade, the band, majorettes sod cheer­ leaders gathered on the cor­ ner of First Si. and Magnolia Av*. to hold a pep raUy aod Urn band played “Tb* War of 18U." Dividends WASHINGTON (UPU-Th* •V at r r u it e ' irtminist-'atieo (VA) hat r e c o * e n d e d that U bonus dietbe allowed t o ' t holder* of (lends to t.S m G. I. Uf* Insurance policies. Issues Order THE HAGUE (UPI) - AU dogs in Hallaad must bo inoc­ ulated against rabies, the Ag­ riculture Ministry announced here Wedneaday. The order Billowed tho death of a boy hillcD by a rabid dog. ,Seriously 111 SPANISH CLUB with their big (lout depicting a Bulldog caught in a tra p won th e moat points in Judging in tha Homecoming Parade to take place. (H erald Photo) AMSTERDAM (UPI)—for­ mer Queen Wilhelm Ins, who reigned over Holland for 30 yean, was reported by an official court spokesman to­ day i t be sick, suffering from tha "Ills of oxtremo old age." Police Car Bids Awarded The Strickland-Morrison Co. of Sanford waa tha apparent low bidder for two policecars aa well as two imall pick-up trucks at tha City Commission bid opening Wed- aetday afternoon. The Strickland • Morrison bid for the cars was $4,367 and $2,991.40 for the truck*. The apparent tow bid for the parking meter motor Come One One hundred dollars to gift certificate* will be given away to some hicky down­ town Sanford shoppers during tho big sales promotion which hat been planned for tho next three weekend*, E. C. Harper Jr., president of Warrant Issued For Astronaut MARIANNA, Fla. (UPD-A county Judge Wednesday is­ sued a warrant for tha arrest of astronaut Virgil Criiaom. . Jackson County Judge Jul­ ias Laramore said Grissom had failed to pay a $20 fine for going TO miles an hour through this northwest Florida town. The apecd limit to 33. Laramore s a i d Grissom was ordered to appear in court her* Nov. 3 but called from Cap* Canaveral Nov. 3 aod said ha could not appear. Bridge -----Fag* • Classified —_ Page S-B Comics — ... Pago 2-B Daar Abby . — Pago 9 Editorial ....... Pag* 10 Entertainment . Pag* 9 Legale Pag* 2-4-11 * S-B P uasle.......... Pag* 2-B S aclaty----- Pag* t Sport* rr Pars U scooter waa Robaoo Sport­ ing Goods for $1,022. The bids are expected to be awarded at Monday's City Commission meeting. . Come A ll! the DMA baa announced. The awards will be In de­ nominations of |43, $33 and $23 and will be drawn from a box containing tha stub* of tickets that will bo giv­ en out by merchants, Friday night. Hundreds of very fine bar­ gains and discounts am be­ ing offered, with a big dou­ ble page of apoeiala right in the middle of today's San­ ford Herald. Sanford merchants have united to make thla on* o( tha beat sale* to be staged In the city, and the winners names will be drawn right after the • p. m. closing of stores Friday. LE HAVRE, Prance (UPI) —Sixty French trawler* aban­ doned herring fishing grounds off Calais Wednesday to protest the arrive! of 130 Russian trawlers, according to reports here. Resigns Job Christmas shoppers are in­ WASHINGTON (UPI) vited to browse while stocks President Kennedy accepted a n still complete aod get Wednesday the resignation of their shopping done early,> Howard C. Petersen, the prestaking advantage of some1 Identic I assistant who steered rosily first - rat* bargain1 the Trade Expansion Act prices. through Cooitesi last year. Tha second tale will be held Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 and1 Birthday the third ona Doc. T and IUVALDE, Tex. (UPD-F°rmer Vico President John Nance Garner celebrated both Thanksgiving and his -Mth birthday today in his email white frame home In tho . sleepy southwest Tessa town 1 of Uvalde. : Yank Killed ■ f I 1 , 1 [ A Negro prisoner at the city Jail attempted suicide Wednesday but was saved by an alert poUe* officer, police reported. Robert Mi gill attempted to bang himself by tie log a piece of cloth to the top of to* cell and jumping oil toe bad. Lt. Joe Hicksoo. making a routino check, cut MaglU down. Quits Grounds SEOUL, Korea (UPI) N 0 r t b Korean Communist troops killed a U. 8. soldier and wounded another in ■ hand grenade attack on a United Nations observation post Tuesday night, it was announced today. ! Back To Port > ) ■ > • ■ a MAYPORT, Fla. (UPI) The first two destroyers to arrive bore from ths Cuban blockade were greeted Wed­ nesday by Navy wives and children in a happy reunion. Sailors lined the rails of the destroyer* Harwood and Ward to catch a glimpse of families and loved ooes whom they had seen only aarely to the tost NEW DELHI (UPI) - In­ dia and Communist China snnounced today that fight­ ing has stopped la an lec­ tors of their border war. Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru made so comment 00 whether India baa accepted tho Chinese proposal (or a cease-fire aad negotiations. But ho released a tough re­ ply rejecting an earlier Fa­ king hid tot-Ulka, aad nbservers HUM Us tone commitled India 10 aa dvcntual re­ jection of tho a teeodlio ofNehru announced the pause in the firing to both bouoee of parliaments. “So far as we know, then is an effective cease-fire," he told the upper house. "Then has been no firing since last night—that Is 00 the Chinese side." 11* added that oo further nows had been received. Ho had mad* ■ similar announcement in the tower house. At tha same time, tbs Com­ munist New C h iu News Agency, monitored in Tokyo, announced that C H I n a e o troop* "have eestod dm " on all fronts. It warned India to accept its terms tor peace talk* or risk a general war. It said U. 8. aid to India made the risk all the greater. SUte Rep. lfack Cleveland Jr., baek la the county from tho grueling halt ta the roapportionment fight until nost Monday, said Urn hooao waa firmly committed to a MS body member aad that tho pork choppora worn toeing aad as a powerful torts la tka legislative kail*. Cleveland, when contented this meratag.-aald bo felt it was hopeless that aaythias weald ha accomplished during tho next week of tho session. MACK CLEVELAND J R . Discussing tho propoead 108 P ork Chopper* House member plan, tho San­ ford legislator strosaad It wonld bo a tot Ism axpanalvo, easier to operate aad mmtrol aad "wouldn't be so nawieldly." Cleveland said If anytMag was to bs settled U would have to be la tho eensU halls aad Urn pork ebop gagg would have to give la a little. ••They're toeing their power . . . You can teO by the tote switching which has surprised • tot of -eoopte?'1he jfttod. gpealal ahiueh aerviceo, big dinners and family outings were planned across the conn* ty as tho festive holiday be* Cuban Crisis Tension Eases WASHINGTON (UPD-Tho mighty war machine! of the United State* and Russia went back to their normal cold war duties today. WUh tha easing of tension over Cuba, tha armed forces of both nation* relaxed the emergency conditions to force since Oct. 21 Russian Premier Nikita S. Khruthchcv cancelled Wednciday tha emergency combat readiness" orders he sent out at the height of tha crisis and pulled hia submarines out of tha Caribbean. The United States, at the aame time, announced: —Recall of thu 183 warship* that ringed Cuba for four weeks. —Tha Strategic Air Com­ mand waa returned to tha con­ dition* “hold prior to tho Cu­ ban emergency,” with fewer bombers on 13-mtout* alert. —About 31,000 mao—resarvlata mobilised for tha criiia and serviceman bald beyond their discharge date—wU be In a special Thanksgiving message, President Kennedy expressed too nation's grati­ tude to the men and women of tho armed fore** whoso “immediate fiid ifliu to fact any danger have baas most tvideat darts# ths past Ho­ ar ai wash*” Africans Riot At Cope town CAPETOWN. South Africa (l)PI>— Mar* than 1*S ma­ chete-wielding African* riot­ ed about 30 milea south of here early today, Waving at Wait 10 penooa dead, in­ cluding two whites. The Africans marched In­ to the sleepy town of Faarl stoning and burning business houses la apparent reprisal for a wave of streets to con* section with machete mur­ ders to their area. fa * . Aa of 8 a. w. there were no, traffic mishap* as tho holiday began a t l p w . In a proclamation. President Kennedy suggested that “w* give our thanks for the safety of our land, for tho fertility of our harvests, for tho strength of our Liberties, for tho health of our people*." Moot of tho nation tnjoyad clear and mild weather, al­ though some rain aprinhlod tho East and Pacific oNrth* west, and- tha lower Great Hunt Actor LONG BEAClf, Calif. (UPI) Lahea region. —Actor Leif Erickson aad his ion, BUI, IS, overdue aboard their 24-foot sloop in tho Cata­ Decision N ears lina Channel, were the object ANDERSON, 8. C. (UPI) — today of a Coast Guard A federal Judge expects to da* eld# by tho first of the year search. whether to order tho admla* •Ion of s Negro to all-whit* Ciamaon Collage. Oral argu* School Meet TAMPA, Fla. 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Ophelia Bannatt and Mr*. Tarranea Saaiar joinad tb a Blood Donor* Gal­ lon Club in Oetobar with tba drawing of thair eighth pint a t tb a Bam{note County Blood Bank. Two man, / . O. Craw* and B ofar Brown abo Joinad tb a Gallon v t f t Robert Thomas sad BUI Hardla who am sow at t l Plata. Howard Rasa to at 1*. H. H. Fortaor and J. E. Aktermao a t I I aad Ed* wia Keith, Witt* Aadarsoa. La Roy G ro o m aad Willard Stiaiona at 10 plata. Just abort of a gallon a rt jobs Buhl, Hobart Smith and Randall Prtoat a t a o m plata; Barony Millar. Jim* my Hoadoraoa aad Willard Haidar a t ala plata. five pint doaara worn An­ drew EtHs. Gcorgo Ponlg, William flowars, L aitar TU111, Roger Harris, Jamoi Jenkins, Robert Kannody, Marvin Biggs. W i l l i a m Chambara, Leon Swain, Jamas Yataa and Vernon Hardin. la for tho third donation w art William J . Whlttoy. Malvts Piarco, Bobby PrUa, John CoUay, Elya Hum* phrays, Richard B. Jonas, Clarence Barlow, Chartoa Barrantlno, Auitln Jaelnon and Clarence Johnson. Back for tba icoond time wen Herbert Mum, Gerald Caaaonava, Bob A l b e r t , Leonard Stent, George Al­ vina, John Adams, Blrchl Bird, Bobby Brock aad Ralph llack att Men who cam« tn to make a donation for tha first time Included tha following 20: Glenn r e m i t , Tommy Joe Lylei, John Small, Kenneth Kern Sr., Willard Buck, Ed­ ward Goniatoi, Frank Mc­ Millan. Lawrenco Kwtatkowski. Henry Uncourt, Jerry Riley, Eddy Polndester, Alan Hunt, Jam es Beverly, Don­ ald Brown, Albert Bostic, Uoyd Seufaw, CharUo Mor­ gan Jr., Robert Showman, Richard DeJong and Carroll Heath. Church. ServJvon, other than her •on, include a atep-daughtar, Mr*. B cnsaa L. Close *f Belle Glade two gnadeese, Ralph B. Ecklee J r. and Thomee W. Ecklea of Spartanburg and t ■later, Mias Frstda Bohlayer of Troy. Graveslds aorvieos will be held a t 1:80 p. m. Tuaaday at the Oeose Csmstsry. Haw* Uiorne'a Funeral Home sf Or* Undo la in charge of arrangs* meats. Star Grade A ty Motor*. Jne. baa re ­ ceived t n a paraonal congratulation* of E. J . Newton, Dodffa Ra­ tional Manager from Atlanta, Ga. for bla part in tha hlatorym akint October aalaa. I t wa* tha largest volume month in th a of tba 49 yoar . Atlanta R e g i o n for Dodge automobile*. VFW Meet Set The VFW Auxiliary to Poet 10OM, in Caasslberry will bold another organiaaliooal meeting at • p. m. today In tho Town Hall. AQ eligible member* a rt urged to a t­ tend. L Pupil of the dolphin'* eye to heart-shaped. H ARMOUR STAR Baking Hens . GREAT WITH TURKEY A Longwood a n a civil do- M YOU'D THINK SOME POLITICIANS WOULD STRIP THEIR OEARS THE WAY THEY REVERSE THEMSELVES! ________ . FLORIDA GRADE A YOUNG TENDER Roasting Chickens Fryer Gixards Marhoefer 4 Lb. Tin Ocean Spray 303 Tin fanM masting has been called by Mayor A. R. Lormana for 7 p. m. Tuesday a t ths Civic League Building on Church 8L All citlsana In the area bounded by North Orlando to tha east. Five Point* to ths north, Dogtrack Road to ths •oath and Ssmlnola County Una to tha w ait a n urged to attend ths general dUcuaalon meeting w hen they alao will recolea tha Uteat CD pam­ phlets. Ths Longwood Volunteer Firs Dept, will atrve free eof. fee to all attending. Members of ths depsrtment a n asked to report in their uniforms. STOKELY , C R ISC O A HARRELL-BEVIRIY 3 Lb. Tin A U T O M O T IV E |||l fA 2 8 4 1 5 Ground Beef WHOLE HOG ARMOUR STAR Tarnow Sausage Bacon FRESH OCEAN SPRAY vonrg no* LZILCH Formosa Strait to only 78 miles wide at Ita narrowest point. Boston Butt Roast "1 i8* LIMIT 1 WITH S3 o n MOKE ORDER ilSSi 2 Lbs. HOLIDAY C ra n b e rrie s ~ 1 9 ‘ Kjk Sweet Potatoes 5 39* | S Crisp Celery tar 2 - 2 5 C f l Yellow Onions ss 3 ^ 19* NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY CLOSES SOON By Mrs. Adam Muller The schedule of physicians on duty at DeBsry's new Medical Clinic a t Legion Place and W. High Banka Rd. haa been announced. Staffing the clinic on Mon­ day* will be Dr. Chartoa Park J r.; on Tuesdays, Dr. Leonard Munton; on Wed­ nesdays, Dr. W. V. Roberta; on Thursdayi, Dr. John W. Morgan and on Fridays, Dr. Robert 51. Rosemond. Edward R. Simona to labtechnician. GOLDEN KEY - LIMIT 8 Cucumbers 6 for 1 9 *^ < Fresh Tender Pole Beans.. Wilson Clearbrook 1 Lb. Quarters SUGAR Superfine - 5 Lb. Bag ^ 0 ' Limit 1 With 18 Or More Order _______ LIMIT I WITH S3 Oft MORE ORDER Fresh Florida Grade A Large - Doz. KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP SALAD Ckuirt Lhtills, M ittal Ultitfs, Ms is Tilltw Pips Don't wait! Call our Buainen Office now to change listinga in tba Telephone Directory. And remember — additional listing* for member* of your family or firm may bo included for little extra cost. Mr. Butineuman — Be rare you’re repre«nted in the Yellow Pagee — the best way to tell people how to find you. Smart Shopper* heed tho advice to "Let your finger* do the walking . . . Read the ada. . . Learn tha facta. . . Find it fast . . . Shop tho Yellow Pagee way.” Mrs. Smith’s Mince Pumpkin, Custard LIMIT 1 WITH $3 OR MORE ORDER FOLGERS Birdaeye Fordhook Or Philadelphia Cream Cheese LIMIT 1 WITH 15 OR MORE ORDER S o u th * .ferny.41. film let y o u r arowaeeaMie. rtaaaa cau. VIRGINIA PETROSK! » P. O. Bos l i l t ' NORA NORRIS TL 8-U14 p in c e r s d o t h e w a l k in g T f QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED o u f i t t H 25TH & P A R K u y PRICES GOOD THRU WED., NOVEMBER 21 �% ■ 'r ♦ f t i o ^ By LARRY V B U U L There's a poignant Uttla ptoea about Terry Cordell on pago tf-o f the now Saturday Evening Post. Suaaa Cordell talka about her huaband, and the sayi, “It’a a dirty, aaity little war, but Terry and the ethera a n jaat aa dead, and died Juat aa gallantly . , ." T h en must be a way to b*«i tbla uneven foe, somehow, aomewbere. S e m in o le Had a call te a T C apt Joeeph Tuny, CO at SNAS early thin morning and bo aaya for those that a n intensted la boating aomo soldiers lor Tfeaaksglviag Dinner to eaD either LL Wheeler e r C apt Matthews, a t tbo Naval Air SUtioa, FA S -im , Extension OM. If yea w e n a tong, kog way from home . , • A Q uarter Of A Million Paper NapkinB Make A Big Parade l&mforfr fcralh WEATHER: Chance of ahowera through Wednesday. High today, 76-80. Low tonight, 65-60. soon about a new atralng VOL. 5S home out by D eB ary. . . Some $300,000 has already been tovested aad a few Sanford peo­ ple have put up some of the e e • School statistics this momtog m i s l e d aa of today 13,731 enrolled to eouaty aeheola . . . to c n a n ef SU from last year, Interesting to note the biggest ta c rn a o Is to Lymaa a n a while Sanford population down . . . Officials report i,U0 now to S e a te d area schools while M B eat by ly m a a . e a • Still speaking about schools, preliminary plana for improve­ ments at Lymaa and Crooms to Tallahassee and Walt Tea gue hopes bid opening aa two projects aext month. • • • The city will open bids on soma $11,000 worth of equip­ ment at I p.m. tomorrow. Equipment includes two police cars, five trucks. • • • Bids oa the second phase ef Interstate 4 throu$h Semi­ nole County will be let this afternoon in Orlando. Notice the work done on the tlrst phase yetT • • • Word from Seminole Park Raetway has It that the steel for the new grandstand is ar riving now, and when it all hers tbs work will go on 34 hours a day to have tt ready by Jan. a. The steel (or eight new barna is coming in, too. which will raise the capaelty ef the track to well over a thousand horses. All tho foundations have been poured, and tric k prexy Clyde Hart is beginning to notice the sweet im ell of success about tba place. • • • Remember courthouse .will be closed Thursday and Fri­ day. City will close Thanks­ giving Day and will reopen Friday. O yes, Herald will publish Thanksgiving and Fri­ day. • • • Asked J o h n Fitzpatrick about administrative aide and John says the board will wait until the first of the year when two new board members ara sworn in . . . Still $13,000 appropriated for the post. • • • O NO DEPARTMENT. If the city doesn't utilize tha post office for a library it will be turned over to the school board who plans to ua it for storage and supervisors/. Imagine storage on that choice location. • • • Friday is the deadline for mailing in thoee ballots In the Chamber of Commerce dlrec tors election. • • • County Commissioner Jim Avery takes a very, very dim view ef a Lake Monroe cause­ way connecting Sanford with Enterprise and DeLand. Says it will cost too much, and that the county would bo better off "by far” If Juat a fraction of tha money the Lake Monro* project would cost w u to go Into the county secondary road fund. "Wa need roads far more than we need cause­ ways," says Jim . If the W o o d r u f f Bldg, doesn't ssil soon . . . we hear there's a good chance the city rosy purchase tha property, turn it into a parking lot and hold onto it until the proper time. . . . Wa know tome old gentlemen who tell us the MiUding wa* old when they . T r ib e United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 TUES., NOVEMBER 20, 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 687 m w i... S M a k e 'U r n H e a p * B a d Can Be Sloppy? U.S. Charged With Savage Attack On Cuba Freighter Probe On arrows for the coming battle with the Bulldogs, Wednesday. Finishing touches are being put on 18 floats and Aa Innumerable ears for tha big ORLANDO (UPI) Air Foret board of inquiry continued Ua Investigation today Into th* erash here Sunday night o( aa F1Q6 Thunderjet fighter plane. Coalition MIAMI (UPI) > - Radio Havana charged today a U. S. plane made a "savage attack" on the 6,012-ton Cu­ ban freighter Rio Damuji in interna­ tional waters late Monday, making four pusses over the ship and dropping 11 bombs. The broadcast, quoting the ship’s captuin, auid the bomba damaged neither the ship nor the morale of its crew. AlUiough there was no immediate comment from Washington, it appear-^ ed probable that the attack—if there was one—was more likely the work of Cuban refugees than of U. S. forces. No Objection To Removal Of Bombers-Castro WASHINGTON (UPD-Administration officials indicated they expect a major break thia afternoon In the SovietAmerican deadlock over Cuba. The indicatJoni came after Premier Fidel Castro aent a letter to UN Secretary Gen­ eral Thant, indicating ha had no objection to removal of Russian bombers from Cuba. The administration adopted a policy of watchful waiting to determine what effect Castro's letter will have oa the Cuban crisis. "It is too early to say just what this m esns." said Secre­ tary of State Dean Rusk as he boarded a plane for New York, to confer with U. S. of­ ficials at the United Nations. The impression in official quarters here was that defi­ nite word was expected from Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush­ chev that he would pull the Jets out of Cuba. This was likely to come through his ne­ gotiator at the United Nations, Deputy Foreign Minister Vas­ ily Kuznetsov. President Kennedy post­ poned a scheduled 10 a.m. meeting with the executive committee of the National S* curity Council until 4 p.m, amid Indications that Kuznet sov was setting up a New York aetsion with U. S. rep­ resentatives. Kennedy w i l l have a televisied news confer­ ence at • p.m. EST. Rusk conferred at the White House before departing for New York where he was to speak at a lunch of the For eign Policy Association. Offl dais noted, however, that it ia a usual procedure for Rusk to breakfast at the White House on days when Kennedy ia scheduled to have a newa conference. JFK Urged The official radio said the ship’s sition a t the time of the alleged mbing—about 6:30 p. m.—was a t 82.55 degrees north latitude and 73.12 degrees west latitude, pUcing it south­ west of Bermudn. Radio Havana said the plane a t­ tacked without warning. The broadcast quoted Capt. Francis Cobas, the skipper of the Rio Damuji, as saying his ship had been "under observation by U. S. planes und ships for three days without regartl^for bud weather." , One bomb wrecked a porthole, the radio said. It reported that the ship, which curried a crew of 33, was on the way to Cuba a t the time of the alleged at­ tack. "The bombs did not dumage the ship or the morule of our crew," Cobas was quoted us suying. “We are continu­ ing our journey to the futheriund con­ fident th a t we are not going to yield. "Our crew of 33 . . . will return full of pride. We are simply fulfilling our duty.” ' The broadcast suid the uttuck lust­ ed 15 minutes, from 5:20 to 5:35 p. m. It reported thut some bombs fell "with­ in 60 feet of the portholes" but gave no specific information about the attack, ing plane. 46 Plan Nears Okay Bulletin The House passed a 44Hcaator, 133-Representative reappqrtionment props a a I today and set its sights ea siae die adjournment before alghtfalL • • • TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The House moved slowly to­ day toward passage of a 46Senate, 133 - Representative Plan that would throw Gor­ illa's reapportionment mud­ dle into conference commit­ tee. A teat vote shortly after tlie House convened at 1:30 a. m. showed the necessary strength to pass the measure by more than the T3 votes required o j final roll eaU. Final action was delayed by debate over big county at­ tempts to write into the mea­ sure provision (or a respportionment e o m m i a a l on headed by the governor to prevent a reoccurance of deadlocks over the issue in the future. Semiooie County legislator Mack Cleveland Jr. this morning felt that nothing would be accomplished dar­ ing the session although he favored the (6 senator plan. "It looks pretty hopeless to me," Cleveland told the Herald. Cleveland said that even though the House will pass the bill, things are looking "dim" in the Senate. Passage of the plaa would speed the bill to the Senate Viet Troops In New Assault SAIGON ( UP!}—South Viet­ WASHINGTON (UPIl — namese paratroopers, clad in S-inatc Democratic whip Hub- camouflage fatigue uniforms, art 1L Humphrey today urged leaped into action early today President Kennedy to indicate I from Amariean C133 transin advance what civil rig h ts1 ports in the opening of a major legislation he will want from government assault northwest j th* 66th Cuograa* * ef Satgpa. where chances are good lor Increasing the House formu­ la as high as 146 members, paving the way for a Joint house-senate conference com­ mittee to try to reconcile differences between the two bouse*. The House action made member* optimistic that the special session of the Legis­ lature ean pack up and go BONN (UPI) — Chancellor Konrad Adenauer has decid­ ed to ask the Free Demo­ cratic Party (PDP) to re­ join a coalition government, it was reported today. New Record TALLAHASSEE (UPI) If the present slaughter con­ tinue! the reft of th* year on Florida highways, tho death toll could reach a re•cord t.3M, tho State Patrol said. Park Okayed TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The Slate Cabinet approved today the opening of a 1,460acrc public park ' ind wild­ life sanctuary on Sanibel Island off the Florida West Coast near Ft. Myers, home sometime today. The House rejected amend­ ment after amendment de­ signed to scuttle the com­ promise measure, voting down resoundingly a pro­ posal to enlarga the bouse from 93 to as high as 183 members. It also sidestepped a proposed 130-member house and clung to the 133 figure which small county repre- sentatives have vowrd is the highest they will go. Indications that an over­ night recess had twitched some votes came with adop­ tion of an enabling act to accompany the proposed con­ stitutional amendment to en­ large the membership by a lopsided vote of 73-31. Then, In quick order, the bouse voted 73-30 for live 133- mem­ ber House,' writing it Into tiie companion constitutional amendment. Explosives Trucks Ordered To Miami Indians Check MIAMI (UPI) — A r m y At th* request of th* Army, spokesmen a t th* Opa-lock# Jl,»» Highway Patrol issued an encampment remained cloee- 1■U*FolnU *<>' trooper* * stop ail Raggett ”Truck to mouthed today about a hurryLines vehicles carrying explo­ up order for exploaivce trucks sive* and tell the drivers to Monday night. proceed to Miami aa fast as poaaible. A public information officer U.S. India Aid said any information on th* would have to come Called Threat* matter from the Department of De­ TOKYO (U 1*1)—Communist fense. China today called American Raggett Truck Linee has military aid to India "a grave been hauling explosive* Into threat" to Asian pears and de­ Florida sinra tha Cuban crisis clared the Sino-lndian bonier began. war "will grow in scale" un­ Th* patrol indicated th* ices India n e g o t i a t a a on shipment# were destined fur China’s terms. th* military encampment at Battle reports on Peking ra­ Opa-locka. dio claimed that China forces had penetrated deep into In­ dian-held territory. The re- Mental Health Tha public is Invited to n porta said Chinee# treope seis­ ed many new towns and vil­ meeting of tha Seminole lage* in a massive new drive County Mental Health Asan. southward and "bitter fight­ to b* held a t the Health Dept, building at tha comer of ing" was continuing. French Ave. and Ninth St. at I p. m. today. Preeident Bill Themes has especially urged Nehru Asks all those who ar* interested in mental health problems to More Aid WASHINGTON (UPI) — be present aa county needs P r i m e Mlniater Jawabarlal are to be diacuseed. Speaker Nehru of India sent President will be Mills U rd Jr., preel Kennedy an urgent request dent a f the Orange County Monday for more U. S. arms Mental Health Asan. A ques­ to light Communist Chinn'a tion and answer period ia border aaaaaiU. Red Advance NEW DELHI (UPI) - I n ­ dian force* were reported today to have checked the Chinese Communist advsnees south of itomdlla and Wxlong at opposite ends of the fight­ ing front in the North East Frontier Agency. A Defense Ministry sposesman said the Indian troop* were holding their positions against the Chinese pincers movement as fighting con­ tinued in both the Bomdila and Walong sector*. The Indian defense stif­ fened as Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru announced the appointment of a new army commander. Nehru said be had appoint­ ed Li. Gen. J. 31. Choudhery as commander in chief to replace Gen. P. N. Thapar, who "has applied for a long leave on grounds of health." Herald Index Bridge Classified . Comic* __ Dear Abby Editorial Entertainment Legal* _ _ Pag* Puss!# J___ ____ _ Society _ _ ---- Page 7 Pag* 9 Page 8 Page 7 Page 4 Pag* 7 14 9 Pag# 8 Pag* 6 i'a # a * p a n d a through downtown Sanford at 4 p. m. Wednesday, and the warriors are flexing their muscles for th* battle e f the pigskin a t I p. m. th# some night n t Memorial Sta­ dium. Tha penal* will begin a t Memorial Stadium, m a r c h north on Mellonviil# to First, west on F irst to Oak, south one block on Oak, east to $lagnoll*. north to First where the pcst-parad* pep rally will be held. Tha wood 1* being piled high for tha war dance around the mighty bonfire a t 7 p. m. tonight, on th* reservation behind the gym, amt tha medicine man (Fred Terrell) will work some black magic in th* auditorium about t p. m. After the pigskin battle, Wednesday, a ivictrfA;. dance’ will be held In the'reservation cookhouse, and all the old Indians and those who have left th# reservation ere In­ vited to come and celebrate. Th* 8*ininolea have been ordered to wear their battle colon all day Wednesday by Chief J. B. (John Bull) PhilI'-a. During tha lull In th* bat­ tle Wednesday night, a visit­ ing tribe of Indiana, known aa th* Order of the Arrow, will do a war danca oa th# field, and twelve teepee* which ar* to he set up there, will hold a special surprise for the watcher*, Erneet Cow­ ley, Chief of the Marching and Twirling Seminole* said today. Mishap Toll Continues To Rise In County Three more accidents Mon­ day brought Uw total mis­ hap* la Seminole County In 13, since Friday and added $3,200 to the total amount of damages suffered by drivers in the area, according to a report by F lip Trooper WU Uam Stringfleld today. Monday's worst aceklent occurred two miles east of Oviedo oa SR 419, when Clarence L. Coud, 43. Mait­ land, doood at hi. boM ft 0« anl moving rtg-veg wa swr paaag. > ing into a water filled ditch. Coxed suffered possible back iojuries, and the damage to his car was conservatively estimated by Stringfleld to bo BURBANK, Calif. (UPD— $1,000. The MaKland man was A negotiating committee has charged with failure to have set next Wednesday for a his vehicle under control strike against Lockheed Air­ At 7:46 a. m. Monday craft Corp. by International morning, Harold J . White, 36, Association of Machinist Foreat City attempted to paaa members employed by tha a truck belonging to tba ABC aerospace giant. Garbage Service, driven by Julius C. Black welder, SI, Sanford, while the truck was OXFORD, Misi (UPI) — making a left turn at OakFormer MaJ. Gen. Edwin Undo Drive and SR 431. Walker appears In federal White's car was wedged un­ court today to protest an al­ der the body of the truck, leged government • imposed and damage! were estimated "constitutional lost weekend" to be $900 to the sedan and that followed rioting at the $130 to the truck. UackweldUniversity of Mississippi. er was charged with not having an operablo uni signal. SANTIAGO. Chile I UPI) - | / w rn I If About 33 minute* prior to Th* government imposed a i ^ j j l ’ q O IT ID C Q lha Oakland llllli accident, virual "state of siege" on Santiago Stonday night to MIAMI (UPI) - A car be­ a pick-op truck driven by prevent a recurrence of the longing to Cuban refugee Garfield B an , Negro, 23. clashes between police and loader Jos# Mlro Cardona’s of Oviedo, was (truck in tho strike rioters which killed at secretary was wrecked hy a rear while stopped for r least five persons Monday. bomb early today, minutes school bus at the cast city limits of Oviedo on SR 419. after Miro left tt. No one was injured by the The Bass vehicle was hit NORFOLK, Va. (UPI) — blast, which wrecked the car's by a car driven by Jam es The East Star, the Canadian trunk and set it on fire. The Morgan. Negro, IS. also of freighter whose captain ac­ bomb, apparently a dynamite Oviedo. Damage was $130 to cused Cubans of filling its charge, is believed to have Morgan's car and about $10 fuel tank* with water, sank been planted either in the to the truck. Morgan was in the Atlantic early today. trunk or on the bsck bumper. | charged with failure to have "It looks more like an act | hi* vehlc'e under control, Tho captain ami crew of 13 abandoned the ship Sunday of terrorism than anything i and not having a driver s else," said detective Lt. Bill license. The owner, Howard In stormy seas. Murray, who is investigating Quinn, waa charged with permitting an unlicensed per­ the bombing. Miro'a secretary, Asuncion son to operate hia car. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Attorneys for Negro plain­ I’erei, drove her 1033 Oldstiffs in a three-county school mobile to the Miami airport to inlregration suit hav# filed pick him up on hi* arrival Tech Accepts ATLANTA (UPI) - Geor­ objections toa grade-a-year I from New York at 11:30 p.m. desegregation plan offered a , Miss Percx put her employer's gia Tech today unofficially U. S. district court here by baggage in the trunk of th e 1 agreed to play in the Bluethe school boards of Duval, ' car. which she said contained bonnetUowi InHouston, Tex., Hillsborough and Volusia | nothing suspicious at that Dee. 23against ayct-unnamcounties. I lime. I ed oppooent. Strike Set Cleveland Pessimistic M e d ic in e WASHINGTON (UPI) The Post Otfice Department Thera’s an Indian uprising going on out on tha goes to court Wednesday to Seminole reservation where 1,200 braves and maidens claim that It haa the right ara putting, on the war paint and sharpening their to aeil sloppy stamps. Lost Weekend? State Of Seige Cuban Official's Ship Sinks Objections Filed Racing O K Given At a special meeting Mon­ day night, the Board of Ad­ justment decided to permit the special exception to the A-l zoning o( the old Checker Kart Track, on South Road, behind Dearborn Electronics Laboratories, and allow a stock ear racing track to be built on th# property. Co-promoters Stanley Park­ e r and Richard Joyce painted tor th# area, declaring they | on hand to protest (be install*- intend .d to completely renoon the grounds that it would be too noisy and their vate to* installation and con­ real estate values would plum­ struct a new quarter mile oval met If the track were allowed. track for slock car racing. The decision of the board Rodaey lhrig. Winter park, was based on the fact that rac­ owner of the land, appealed to ing had been previously allow­ the board for their approval ed on the site, but it was point­ because be said the taxes on ed out by the board that their th* property would be a bur decision can be appealed to den oa him if the proposed the County Commission, whic M an use was not allowed. I haa the pow power to reverse • mgr f k b m at Ite r fUaej 4 [ i t e r 6M ill. i �taw old rapias a t tho catalog and fetish It with foroltws polMhofl o r wan? What uao jroaro of carofol training la telephone iaotailatioo whoa a certain ropaln aon, carofullp pushed a brand-new washing machiao a wap from tho wall ho woo planning to drill through, only to hare tho conscientious amid Just as carofullp push it bock when bo loft the room. Result, a asst little koto drilled right through rcpooo handily on tho aholf fco> noath, for reading notorial in ooao tho occupant goto tired of talking on tho phono. In another homo, there mo Hie and Hpre tolopbonoo, om on aach aide of tho big double and in tho prerioo drilled a precise hole right through tho sliding door th at was residing in it's niche in tho wall. Tho startled subscriber, attempting to roll his sliding doors cloesd found one secure- Thera's also a telephone In Ip wired with a telephone n certain car, with an exten­ cord. sion in tho hack sect. Then in a certain place In There a r e telephone# in Florida, there’s a telephone, boats, in elevators, bathrooms, (tho wall tppe, of course) In- la tha air. Linemen find cables eaten np bp squirrels, woodpeckers snd many ether little animals that Ilka tha taste of the cable. When they climb a pels and One of tho moot interesting uses for which non-audio tele­ phone communication la used is in tho uao of silent burglar alarms. Then sensory equipment, detecting tho most care­ ful movement, gives the in­ truder no wornlng ot all, but fleshes flaring warnings a t the pollen station which send pa­ trol cars swiftly snd silently to trap even tho wariest burg­ lar. Courthouse Records f JUDGE FRED J . MILLER, (center front row) v i i honored recently by member* of the Mon* roe Chapter of F and AM an the Oldest High Priest of th e Chapter. Seated with th e Judge a t left la-Roy W right Jr. PHP, PC and C apt of tha B oat; a t rig h t la L. K, Houston of Daytona, Dis­ trict Deputy GHP, a RAM, PHP, PIM, PC and York Croax o f Honor. Standing are Eddie Keith, WASHINGTON (UPI) Government reporta showing good gain* fas personal income and factory orders la October put • eM p U ailsm to eucsioa early to 1983 and en­ hanced tha possibility the ecooemy would continue to txpaad. Thera remained the • h u e s it would merely level sff. Labor Secretory W. Willard V/Irts and President Ksnned *s Labor-Management Adv iry committee called for a 1 . pt $10 billion tea cut in / ( NTHTlONBR 11. B. Pope Co,, Inc. Fur The Flneei Y*»er Around West ir Conditioner k'KUDKKB Sales — Service SCO 8. Park Ave. Sanford rA 2-4234 AUTO SERVICE 1IAKKY ADAIR’S K I f >■ Harry M. Knlffin, Jr. Mgr. TEXACO GAS AND OILS Msrfak Lubrication • Firestone T. 1L A. Washing A Polishing Pick Up A Delivery • Road Service 39th A French Ave. Benford FA 2-2-S474 CONCRETE PRODUCTS Chapman Concrete Products BLOCK ti Stopping Stones • Patio BJocka Car Stops • Sills • Lintels "Everything in The Block Line" 108 N. Elm Sanford FAS-8402 Sanford Flour and Feed Store citing a 8 per cent increase in new orders placed with manufacturers a t durable goods gave most encourage­ ment to government econo­ mists. Tbs gala, a strong an* for on# month, also was spread among most major in­ dustries. I t raised tha possibility that Industrial production, which leveled off from July through October, might re­ sume expanding. That prob­ ably would mean overtime work for those employed and perhaps some new factory Jobs. Another brightener to the business situation wsa a sisable $2.1 billion advance in personal income from Sep­ tember to October. Although partly due to corns special, non-rscurrlng factors, it meant extra purchasing power for tha Christ­ mas shopping season. -ORIDA'I A third report showed bous­ •NIST ing starts rebounding from a UKNITUU September dip. Although wel­ Budcock Furniture come news, it was not con­ Associate Store sidered particularly signifi­ cant Tha decline and tha re­ L. C. EVERS, Owner 208 Magnolia Avv. Banford covery wera attributed chiefly to differences in the num­ INSURANCE ber of working days In Sep­ tember and October. 1989. They said it was needed both to give the economy a short-run lift and to put it on the long-run track to fac­ tor growth. Twajeftornhsts a t tha 11man committee favored limit­ ing a tax redaction to $4 bil­ lion to $9 billion. Several members of tho majority felt tha $10 billion cut should be spread over two or three yeara, presumably to mini­ mise a federal budget deficit. A $10 billion tax slaah would mean "appreciable dsftcte,” tho committee said. Of three reports from the Commence Department, one F i f H Mason Service Held In Geneva Graveside funeral services were scheduled at > p. m. today at tha Geneva Cemetary tor Mrs. Gertrpde Mstoo, 79, who dleg Sunday morning at Seminole Mem­ orial Hospital following a short Illness. Rev. Jack Stewart of the Geneva Baptist Church offi­ ciated. Born Oct. 7, 1892 la Lake County, Mrs. Mason had liv­ ed in Sanford for the past 21 years and made her home on E. Geneva Ave. The widow of J. A. Mason, sbo waa s member of the Gen­ eva Baptist Church. Survivors are a ion, J. R. Mason ot Sanford; three daughter*, Mrs. Agnes MeWatters of Sanford, Mrs. E. M. Rauleraon ot Genova and Mrs. Harry II. Garmont of St. Augustins; a slater, Mra. Pearl Hooker of Sanford and eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Brlsson Funeral Home waa in charge of arrangements. IN S U R A N C E Mr. nenry M. Morey, 94. died Monday afternoon at an Orlando hospital after a short illness. Born Aug. M, 1871 in TopMORE BUSINESS sham, Vt., he came from THESE Oneleda, N. Y. two and o m LITTLE half month* ago to make his borne with hit son and ADS Ars The Shortest daughUrdn-law, Mr. and Distance Mrs. WUbur F. Moray of Retween Casselberry. BUYER Other survivor* a rs sons, and SELLER Lynn R. ot Oneida and M/ CALL — Sgt. William C., U. S. Ma­ 2-2011 or GA 5-5938 rine Corps, Whllier, Calif.; sister, Mrs. Florence Walts of San Jose. Calif, and 13 and 14 great R. L. HARVEY grandchildren grandchQddrcn. PLUMBING The body will be sent to Complete Installations • Oneida for luneral and bur­ Repairs Bathroom ami Kitchen ls!. Brlsson Funeral Hotne la Fixtures in charge of local arrange­ ater Pumps Free Estimate* ments. I 8. Sanford FA 2-3.181 AGENCY 218 8. Park Ave. FA 1-984 SANFORD, FLA. ROOFING • SHEET METAL Rules Out Downes STEINMEYER NEW YORK (U PI)—Jereey Jones, manager of mid­ dleweight champion D l e k Tiger, said Monday that Terry Duwnes of England will not bo an opponent for hie fighter until Down** re­ gains his British middle­ weight title. Kvoting A Hheet Metal, Ii Built-up and Shingle Installation and Repairs Dog Food - Corn Meal Gutter* - Wstsrpruofli.g • Coffees Sheet Meta! Work Jim Dandy Feeds Free Estimates • First Cl* Jim Dandy Dog Feed 90 Lb*. Work 219 Oak Ave. FA 2-47 ' $3.79 Bonded A Inaurrd $29 Sanford Avu. Sanford )Tr :' __ Jim Grant, PHP. A. F. Ramsay, Woodrow Cash, LR Sheppard and A. D. Clawson PHP. A 12 pound ham waa presented to Judge Miller by High M e a t J. E. Blackman. Not In photo wera P. T. Piety, Bruce Humphrey, John fille r, Irv­ ing Pryor, Michael Dites, Don Leach, Herbert Gibson and L. L. HowelL (Herald Photo) GULP 8ERVICH ALL THE NEW FORMS Tires • Batteries • Accessories AT LOWEST RATES Road AAA Service APPLICABLE Guaranteed Brake A Muffler Bring Your Insurance Service Problems To Us —French A 1st. FA 2-0921 FA 2-9922 Fairway Texaco Service * « ' ■ 1f lb V<A' fc-. I WASHINGTON (UPI) — The United 8tetes, which holds dear to its heart such price togs aa $1.98, $19.99 and $2.99, la running short of change. The shortage of eolna teems to be mo.t acute In the North­ east and Midwest, and threat­ ens to herusa merchants end customers alike during the Christmas season. Treasury and fsderal re­ serve officials say pcnnlca and nickels are in the shortest sup­ ply, and tha possibility of a "grey market** in small change has arisen. Paul Lewis, etux, to FHA, Burt Rutledge, etux, B. R. Dillard, P-20-13, ( 28,000 Heftier Homes, $8,409 LMN Enterprises to Robert Condor Msrritt, etux, to Rayco, lac., 17-21*20, $40,000 Moss, etux, Longdate, $10,Casselberry Gardena, Inc., to .TOO Mosslah Evangelical Luth­ Kerr Bldrs., lac., to Arthur eran Church of Casselberry, $33,00# Rslrn, Inc., to Semons and Bobby O. Williams, etux, to Langford, Inc., Uillcnet, . Orlando Fed. 8. snd L. Lake Harriett, $11,200 $9,000 First Nst’l Bank of Orlando Shoemaker Const. Co., Inc., to Alvin Pro bat, etux, Ravenna to Sltmoas and Langford, Park, I1T.400 Inc., HUlcreat, $29,000 Vernon C. DeLong, etux, to WlUiam F. Asher, etux, Bear Lake, $10,300 Alvia Meadows, etux, to Wil­ ber Spivey, etux, 39-1P-M, Raymond Homes, Inc., to An­ thony W. Van Gsslcn, etux, Longdale, $0,300 Frances G. Plapp, etux, to FHA Plnccreat, $18,500 Ralph Godlay, etux, to First F«d. B .and L., Casselberry, $11,700 Orlando Fad. 8. and L to Ed­ ward Kalanaski, Longwood, $0,000 FHA to Donald Rustle, etux, N. Orlando, $11,000 Jam es Dycha, etux to James P. Bailey, etux, Ballmer and Waits Manor, $14,500 Jimmie Ramsay, etux, to Se­ curity Fed. 8. and L. of W. P. Lake Lucerne, $13,200 L. G. Cook, etux, to Charles Bay shore, etux, Nob Hill, $5,000 Heftier Const. Co. to John J. a Cherwa, etux, Heftier, $8,100 Heftier Const Co. to Bennie H. Moore, etux. Heftier, $12,600 Bendlct Weddeke, etux, to James Warren, etux, C. C. Manor, $9,100 Milton Pricker, eiux, to K. L. Munn, etux, Geneva Terr., 18276268 PHILLIPS $ 10,000 T. M. Deal, etux, to David Alumni of Seminole High Ohlwilcr, etux, 38-21-30, $73,- School a n invited to attend any snd all of tbs Homecom­ William A. Ramsey, etux. ing festivities set for today and Wednesday, Student Body Orients Gardens, $9,300 Elmer Boomer, etux, to Al­ President J. B. Phillips said lan Keeth, etux, Loch Ar­ today. bor, $29,000 Activities will include the Charles Mesiamore, etux. to Pep Rally and Bonfire tahind Robert G. Wade, etux, Sun- BiU Fleming Memorial Gym land, $13,000 at 7 p.m. followed by a Magic 11. M. Levette, etux, to Wil­ Show in the auditorium, being liam Brannon, etux, Lloyd's sponsored by the Tumbling Terr., $10,000 Team. Eugene Gatten, etux, to Billy Wednesday will be Color Hall, etux, Wlidmere, $9,000 Day at School followed by the R. J. Beabout, etux, to Ronnie big homecoming parade at 4 Parsons, etux, Lake Brant­ p.m., climaxed with a Pep ley. $10,000 Rally on tha comer of First FHA to Donald T. Keszart, St. snd Magnolia Ave., after etux, Eaitbcook, $14,300 Ui# parade. Jenkins and Collins, ine., to The game la set tor • p.m., Kenneth White Sr., etux, with both pre-game and half­ Lynwood, $11,700 time programs planned. FHA to Donald Dodson, etux. Homecoming sponsors era N. Chuluota. $9,000 Miss Pam Joass, Miss Lynn Park Royal Homes, Inc., to McCord, Miss Jo Ann Hero John Williams, etux, C. C. and Miss Peggy PowelL lights., 910,000 Walter Wall, etux, to Craley Henderson. C. C. Minor, (7,- A DIAMOND PIN AWARD Is pressntsd to N. V. Farmer, bv Byron L . KlmbaH. right, prwTdent of the' Seminole County Board of Realtors for obtaining 10 new members. Donald L. Murray, left, was Inducted M an Associate Realtor and John E. Fox as a Realtor. (Herald Photo) ★ ★ ★ N. V. Parmer, past presi­ dent of the Seminole County Board of Realtors, was pre­ sented with a diamond-studded lapel pin Monday at the regu­ lar meeting of the group in recognition of bis baring se­ cured 10 new members. Fanner was the first mem­ ber to accomplish this feat, and President Bryon Kimball congratulated him as be pre­ sented the reward, in the Nszarenes To Hear Evangelist A ar. Charles D. Ida ef Grand Rapids, Mich., la con­ ducting Erangelistie Services each evening at the Sanford Church of the Nasarane, Sec­ ond St. and Maple Ave. Ser­ vices will continue through Sunday. Special children's meetings a rt held at 7 p.m. with good singing, gospel films and Bible message!. The regular service follows at 7:90 p.m. with sing­ ing and music provided by Ralph and Joann Dunmira oi Nashville, Tenn. Rev. Ide Is an ordained el­ der in the Church of the N sisrene and devote* full time to the field of Evangelism. He served several ycara as field secretary for Olivet Naaarene College at Kankakee, 111. Rev. Paul Bickei, pastor of the church, extends invitation to the publle to attend the ipecial services. t ★ ★. ★ ★★ REV. CHARLES IDE Caucus Room of First Fad* craL Ken Lcffler, a member ef the Seminole Bar Assn., g are Um realtors a descriptive and Informative talk oo "What constitutes tha practice of law, la relation to rta l aetata trans­ actions.” John E. Fox was inducted as a realtor and Donald L. Murray u aa associate railtor. A report of tha state con­ vention held recently in Jacksonvlile waa Siren bp Prasldent Kimball, who announced that a dinner meeting will be held Dec. 10 at the Rlksha and the new.fffteers will be install­ ed by Stifle President Jam ae m m £ w Policies Talk Set Wednesday Policies of local schoola will ba explained x t the meeting o( Seminole County Council of Schools to be held at 0:30 a. m. Wednesday at Weatalde-Grammar School. Taking part on the pro­ gram will be Mrs. Marguer­ ite Goit, supervisor of ele­ mentary education; Stewart Gatchel, administrative aide; W. H. DeSbazo, supervisor of secondary educaUon, and Bill Wharton, supervisor of guidance and testing. School M eet Set Nov. 27 Accreditation of schools wll.bo discussed at the meeting of SouthsIde School P-TO to be held f ,l 7:30 p. m* Nov. 27. Dr. John Darby, P-TO president will preside and a complete report of the -ecent Halloween carnival will ba made. DON 'T LET THE NAMEPLATE FOOL YOU Fred Conway, etua, to Donald Conway, etux, 32-30 30, $10,Concordia Conjt. Corp., Inc., to Johnny T. Brown, etux, Crystal Lake, $11,000 Albert Greene, etux, to John U. Grau, etux, Queen's Mir­ ror, $9,000 Oliver SUva, etux. to Georgs Farley, etux, N. Orlando, • Ban Equjpneat • Factory Trained MocMak HOLT’S ATLANTIC MOTOR CLINIC Highways 17-92 and 43$ Fern Park, Fla. •39-9333 . THIS BIG ONE'S IN THE LOW-PRICE FIELD o SJKStf! n n n iin iftio Thaio**p,icer*id•*<b°ut,,,#>•*<pi«* * tramf l l l l l l l l l l l l l l t,ona,>,t *ould *'^cctl° f,nJ Dodge. The Dodge name MANUFACTURED LOCALLY I I U U l f U l l l w has been associated with the medium-price boys sines Hsctor was a pup. But ths lact remains: the '63 Dodge is priced down with good old cars "P* and "C Now, you can stay with a low price and get a lot mors car. The name proves it: Oodgel You get the comfort Dodge it famous for. You get a smooth torsion-bar rids; eiperts call It best In ths business. You get a V8 loaded (or beer. (Or, the famous gat-isving 8 with the muscle of conventional Vi's.) II that Isn't enough to turn ths other two green with envy, how's this for ■ clincher? Every f t n v .1963 Dodge is backed by a revolutionary new S-year/50,000 mile warranty.* 3 By Gator Lumber Company to meet your eioct building specification*. APPROVED BY • a Southern Builder Cota Congre-e FHA A VA k FIIU. UNK OF OARS IN THE LOW PR IC i FIELD I ■ a O B B I Seminole County Motors, Inc. 700 French At#, Ph. FA 2-7121 "• I I I 7 [I \ 519 E. First St. SANFORD, FLA, �> A duetto# was a n t with m r thro# million, horticultural specialities accounted far o rer two mUHoa am) liv#atack and poultry adds* LT millioa dollars 'to tho com * ty ecoaomy, Tucter said. Tuekar suggeotsd that M Thanks living Day, diners giro thaaka far Uw Amortcan (armor aad hia .work which produce! tha food aa tha tahlo in abundance ta d pknty. Cedi Winn Dies Sunday In Biimingham CeeH Harrison Wian, n , died at the home of bis daugh­ ter, Mrs. John Lee la Birming­ ham, Ala., Sunday. Winn hod lived Sanford for 40 y ean , at t U Magnolia Are. He w u associated with the Buick Co. and operated the Sanford Used P arts Com­ pany for many y a rn . He waa o member of the First Method­ ist Church. Ho was bom in Sycamore, LiaAsiJUi Ga., but moved to Florida in CAPT. ROBERT M. WARE. USN, commanding officer of NAS Sanford (left) presents Cdr. E. 1HL hi Mrs. Allia Vising Winn; on* daughter, Mrs. John Lee, Bir­ mingham, Ala.; two grand­ daughters, Allison, Birming­ ham and Philadelphia, Pa., and donelie of Birmingham. Also hia mother, Mrs. X. H. Winn of Ocilla, Ga.; three brothers, Berner of Sanford; Felix of Orlando; and Henry of St. Mary's, Ga.; three sis­ ters, Mrs. Stella Wheeler and Mrs. George Lewis of Odlla, Ga., and Mrs. John Wooten of Screven, Ga. Funeral services were to bo held at Uw Johns-Rideout Chapel in Birmingham at 1:90 p.m. today. Methodists Set Homecoming In Enterprise By Helen Snodgrass The annual Thanksgiving Homecoming Service of the Barnett Memorial Methodist Church of Enterprise will he held at 10 a. m. Thursday with Rev. Harvey Harding as guest speaker. Following the worship ser­ vice there will bo a fallow, ship period with orange juice cookies and coffee furnished by the WSCS before the alu­ mni and special guests of the Methodist Children's Homo meet at the Home for. a 12:30 p. m. dinner end to nual business meeting. Academy Closes For Holidays By Shirley Wentworth . The Forest Lake Academy Is closed this week due to the combined Thanksgiving holiday and Seventh-day Ad­ ventist denominational se­ condary teachers convention being held at Daytona Beach. William rucht, principal, is beading the delegation from Forest City. J . Boudinot J r. commanding officer of VAH-1 with safe driving award. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ VAH-1 Wins October Safe Driving Award Heavy Attack Sqnadron One (VAH-1) ia the winner o( tha Commander John H. Bear Safe Driving Award (or the month of October. Tho award ia presented to the squadron who maintain! the best Driving Safety score (or the month. The safe driving program la deeigned to further the campaign against U n s a f e Driving Practice*. Cap'- Robert M. Ware, USN, commanding officer of the Naval Air Station San­ ford, presented the award to Cdr. K. J. Boudinot Jr., USN, commanding officer of the "Tiger" squadron. Capt. Ware stated “I t Is with my sheerest congratula­ tions to VAH-1 (or tbeir com. mendablo performance in win. nlng this award (or the month." PARIS (UPD—The United States today bluntly warned Europe’s common m a r k e t countries to maintain and ex­ pand their purchases of U. S. farm products or face econom­ ic reprisals. Tha American government urged the common market to exercise a 'great moral and practical responsibility" in the Church Club imposition of tariffs against agricultural imports from the Enjoys Social United States. "The continued unity and By Shirley Wentworth , The Twenty-Plus Club, adult strength of the Western world Is a t stake" in the mainte­ social group of the Forest nance of International trade, Lake Academy Church of the United States warned. Seventh-day Adventists, head­ ed by President Vernon Kirstcln, attended a banquet Sun­ PTC To M ake day evening at the Driftwood C D Plans Cafeteria In Orlando. By Helen Snodgrass The pleasant social was Civil Defense plans and planned and arranged by Mr. and Mrs. J . D. Miller, Pastor schedules for a Personal and Mrs. H. V. Hendershot Survival Course will be made and Mr. and Mrs. James Duke St today’s 7:30 p. m. meet­ of Bear Lake and Forest City. ing of the Enterprise School An entertaining film entitled Parent-Tsacber Council. Gucat apeaker for the pro­ "My Dog’s Buddy" was shown gram to follow the business after the banquet. Social meetings of the club meeting will be n represen­ tative from the Mackle Co. are bald on a monthly basis. The Oitcoa PTA Ust week voted to buy voactiaa blinds for two of the classrooms as o m of its projects made avail­ able (n>m profits of the m o a t Halloween Carnival. Remaining funds from tho m art than ll t e profits will bo used with matching funds from tho County School Board to buy oducsUoasl aids for tha school. A check for W also will bo glvea to tho Volusia County Clothing Bank. In other business of tho meeting held last Tuesday at tha school. Principal Kenneth Lewis explained what the faculty and students would do in an emergency and told of the food and water supply la the school. Announcement was made that no business will be con­ ducted at tha December meet­ ing. A special Chrtstmss pro­ gram, for which details are to be announced, will be bald at this time. Prior to Uw meeting ■ pro­ gram on Americanism was presented by students of the fifth and sixth grades under the direction of Mrs. Kather­ ine Seller!. A ipeels 1 vote of appreclaUon was extended Mrs. Al­ bert PeU, chairman of the Halloween Carnival. Refreshments of cookies and coffee were served by Mrs. L. W«. Jones -end Mrs. J. C. Carpenter. Churches Plan Thanksgiving In Oviedo THM N IW LY ORGANIZED BROWNIE Troop of Southed* Primary School girls meets on Tondday afternoons a t the Sanford AUinncn Church. Making up the troop, which has yet to menhm its number, are, front from left, Susy Bishop, Nancy Jo Wilson, Sandra Fletcher, Mar­ garet Aiken, Neva Green, Pam Bums, Deborah Rotemond, Kristine Spotts, Mary Jane Pix)er, Carol Barlow; Shelley Mebane, Sandra Harris and Donna Utterback; third raw, Kathryn Lewis and Sandra Lee Baker. Leaders are Mrs. Roger Leonhard! and Mrs. H. E. Tooke III. (Herald Photo) The andean .Egyptians con­ sidered glass to- be o f equal value to gemstone# and pre­ cious metals because it then w u so difficult end expensive Umgwood Civic L e a g u e , North Orlando on the east,■and to the Seminole County to make. Colored glass often Loagwood Fire Chief Claude Building on Church St. Cttl- Five Points on the north, lino on the west a n urged w u combined with gold and game la jewelry. Layo announced today that tens in Uw area bounded by | Dogtrack Rond on the south | to attend. hia Volunteer Firemen have dio logical monitoring units to m ate a total of IS such instruments tho department hoa purchased far use in the area in the event of a nu­ clear a le rt Other measure* and step* taken at a recent CD organlxatlaoal area mooting held in the Longwood City Perk included appointments of directors la stt phases of work aad designation of cer­ tain buildings to bo used as headquarters in ' an enterLayo will servo as deputy director of operations and as safety director. Other ap­ pointments Included Mayor A. S. Lormann, warnings; C trl Lommler, operations liason; R. C. Carlson, dir­ ector of supply; Ted Walts, communications; L. L. Cox, welfare; Irene PhUpR, medi­ cal with Areva Barnet a t her assistant; Buford Helms, health; John Farina, englneerlng; John Reams, shelters, with Pauline Stevens as his as­ sistant; Myrtle Ifambly, shelter food end Fred Escla* von, mat! feeding. All churches and schools in the area and the Longwood medical building will be used as emergency head* quarters and shelters. A secondary area meeting has been called by Lormann for T p. m. today in the By Jean Lyle* The annual e o m b I n * d Thanksgiving Service of the Oviedo First Baptist Church and the Oviedo First Method­ ist Church will be held at T p.m. Wednesday. The service will take pise# Depending on the species, at the Methodist Church and a bat may eat fish, Insects, Rev. Jack Bryant, pastor of fruit, flower nectar, blood, the Baptist Church, will offi­ birds or other bats. ciate. Special mueic will be pro­ vided by tha Methodist Choir. From pure luxury to pure performance, year Chevrolet dealer's Ose-Stop Shopping Center coversa l the lasts) How’s thisforvariety?ThoJet-cnooth'63 package that maka Uw upertj Corvair Chevrolet, luxurious enoughto beat more Mona second onlyto the all-new, aQ-oot expensive can at their own game (and CorvetteStingRayforexcitingsofa*With less upkeep, too, in the bargain) • • . the four entirely different Unde of new can newChevyH, all apiffed-upto like theMto chooaefrom, yoa C H E W N O L L r make saving more fun . . . a can see why just pickingyour new optimal* 160-bp Spyder ■ ’63 Chevroletisa ballbyitself! T h o m a ka m o n p a o p h d a p a o d o n ’63 CHEVROLET IMPAIR SPORT COUPE-Looks expensive? Look twice a t th e price. Two Join V F W Auxiliary By Mrs. Adam Mailer The Ladles Auxiliary of DoBary's VFW 1003 Installed two new members at last Thurs­ day's meeting. Initiated were Elinor Wilson and Mary Keros. Installing of. fleers were Mrs. J. SsntiOo, Mrs. Frank HUI, Mrs. William Denning, Mrs. John Strang, Mrs. Frank Frye and Mrs. Ellsworth Ogden. In other business of tha meeting Mrs. Robert Morri­ son was elected chairman of the annual Pi* Sale which will be held at the DeBary Plasa on Wednesday. Mrs. Morrison will accept pies or donations for the event Lyman PTA To Meet Today By Jane Caaaelterry The Lyman High School PTA will meet at S p.m. today in tho school auditorium. The Lyman Band will pre­ sent a concert and there will be a period for visitation with the teachers following the meeting. New PTA yearbooks will b* distributed. Oar Georgia • Pacific PRE-FINISHED PLYWOOD Cottage American Kim Cafe Walnut Tupelo Antique Lucre Driftwood Tnpulo Mountain Walnut Mountain Natural Birch Moantahi Cherry 3-Cant Luan Whit* 1-Coat Loan Mahogany Ask The Man Who Grows! ’63 CORVAIR MONZA CLUB COUPE-Lets your whole family gat into the sports-car a c t 4*Arabout "So with tho Greats," a specie/record album of top artists and bits and eao four entirety differen kinds of can at jour Chainlet dealer's—'63 Chevrolet, Chevy II, Corvair and Co/vatto For Fall Plan la, that will give yonr home that final o u td o o r fin is h . POM-POM GIRLS, from left ore Kathy Todd, Patty Howe, Jackie Winfree, Fhyllis Arnold, Gala Gatchel and Cindy Wilson. There are S3 members of the squad th a t entertain a t games and rallies. (Herald ^ h o to ) Tho ita officers aad am i of Hoary Attack Squadron 11 bar* donated o rrr 11,000 to the United Pnad drtra aboard tho USS franklin D. Room vclt (CVA-42). Although Hoary Attack Squadron i t comptomlaoa only S par cent of tho 3JM man crew aboard Rooteveit, Its contribution represent! nearly IP par cant of tha lota) amount donated to this charity fund drtra to-data. Tha "Cbeekortdils" cam# through with flytaf cotqr* with 100%' participation aad two-thirdi of tha squadron contributing soma equal to GrapevlU# Nursery 3221 Graporillo Avs. FA 2-MS4 320 Maplo Ava. Phono FA 2-4300 Cor. 2nd & Palmetto SANFORD, FLA �Ulnel* Sam” Letters a am •€ i i i ’ S ffl tfb r m m i U.S. Wins First Round M «»U f Bat we ignore the practical p Jblcms of low to shop s rswdlp and lire on a budget .‘ad millions of parents still pv‘. »' «!» children oa a data t i l t o aatlqutad "allow* ■r j" method. it Martha had boon eompeU* cd to earn her spending moa* « . shj would then bare spent It mors shrewdly. (or oomo of Umoo don't offer u ; better bop than tbo omallt r boxoo, la (act, K rt. Crana showed m n eo n tip that a small Jar o | poasnt batter octosllp cost lota per oaaoo than a largo soat siis r of tbo samo brand I l a sarrp a pencil and note* book. Diride tbo number of m m o s Into tbo total prion to ■ aha s o n pan are fatting a bargain in tbo larger also. And beware of trjto g to lire at tea rich a level daring poor first fsw pears. Inventing cacao If pen plan to bare ebO* dreg, than areld eostlp break* brings cap repel tp. able furniture. Sop a used car instead of tbo new one. Tbo arerage man baa an For poa map lose U N do* bead for figures, saps n eol* predation on the new ear tbo lego profeaoor. Two epoa are sufficient. y w u ew err* \ c a A o r tm \ hojow thdw » j j w r 7 hmjovpuwn * ( s o im a p cm, m«w ^n*u.TDaaA*f I a o x o -io u rr IrocraAtiioaaPi jdujuo / the United flUU« m m *100 mlllloii, win be around (or a lone time to m m . Deepite apparent quick re* moral of tbo Bortei miaoiloo, Khruahehor kaa not lirod np entire 1/ to Mo premiaao or to th* eondltlona oot bp President premier too far. Kennedp. Series P in t Deputy Premier To paah Kkraohcbor into n Aaaataa Mlkopan’a long atop poaltion of no-retreat clear1/ wao Inadvisable. To anaoaragokla downfall bring this coupon Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door tog taken to Peking. Tbo recall orders went oat bsfsro the Caban crista bat net before new evidence of the widening rift between llooeow sad Pek­ ing. rzssw \ TSSttSS) cp aurreerw I no much homo*/ KMMAMcmofOu* •ri* re * 6 4 p tw rsl re* K * o g n rH*. s i c a u vauu A nermono I putw —— ,— GENUINE FORD Anti-Freeze ;| li k |n lM GENUINE FORD R sdintor Hose 20% Discount 1 3 4 Uanford, Florida Tuna., November 20, 1961 BRING THIS AD TO OUR PARTS DEFT. Toot Friendly Fred Dealer STRICKLAND* MORRISON, INC. m B. ta t. t* . PH. FA 2*1481 1 I h f S a n f o r d i H e r a ld ! m W. that SL �> / % — ■,7:3-0v - . a. - A .: Nov, to. 1M2 Strikes a Tha a ir m ar be full of footbaUa Wadaaaday night a t Memorial Stadium. Sanford c o a c h Jim P ifott rockona his Sami* noloa wlO be bard pat to • is tbs Bowl last year a a i Is •parting as undefeated assart for this year, has whippet sm samla tad baas tied by narld a Bleb sf IbOabsaass. Aatosg thoss given ■ las* aos ia tbs mealy apart af batball this jrsar was South Bumtar which cmraeMd Tavares Friday sight SM. Coach Back Metis. sf Lyn aa. had a (starts of aeoats at tbs T m m gams Friday sad raporta that hla acoots tte elarad Tavaraa halfback Das ■ m tbs 1% l i r as i t s ( n s n .ij« ^ | | m to tha Ball aad Chela Lg. Andy Bolton atop* heck Into the lias* light agate. Thin time aa a m u lt of bowl tog a 204/180/668 eerie*. Our bowtta* B u d d y , Dr. Dougherty w asn't having a bit a* trouble SEEING (how do you like th at free plug,.Doe?) those ptas to the Wednesday alto All Star* action. Dr. Dougherty storied out with six t ouesouths strike* aad believe a u . ha eouU Just as well had a break here er there with tha ultimate result being 11 strikes. He wee real­ ly loosin' a pretty ball aad wound up a little high au tba head-pin to the 7th frame, leaving the 4 pin. la any event, winding-up with a SM gamo fe a t toe herd to take, ia It Do«? HI series ia this same league went to Whirling Woody Wllion with 16S2* la the league following the e ta n , tho City League, it found Harry Pentecost tuning up for th* Turkey Bowl Tourxament as he shot the hi sin­ gle for the alto, a 232. Don MacIntyre’s 601 aeries was hi, Just barely nosing out GeorgeOb Iwaan, who bed e 889. Tony Rodrigues didn’t bawl badly, oither! Ho started out with two Big Deuce*—211 ft 819 and finished with a 891 •triesIa tU fairaoes, however, 1 think the spotlight of fame should n e t more than Just a few moments oa likeable Dot Buttons of tha Wednesday HI- ■pun play bad some nifties rolled, tool Ola reliable Margie Kipp blasted b o as a 111 for hi ate* glea houses and Bertha Neville •tots tbs eerie* honor* with s 1141 (See that Barths, and you aaid you couldn't ds Itl Yeu’r* Just being m o d e s t that's all.) Geo willlkert, look a t Mary Pinter's aeon, tool This cer­ tainly must be aus sf her all tin s league hi g sa ss—a IN I A tts, girl, Marishs! The duo of Wilson aad Max* well p n tty well dominate the news la the Friday evening Petersen Doubles League. Again last week they copped g points from their opponents and are steadily out-gaining tbs n e t of the pack. Hi gams wss rolled by At (Bak.up Ball) M onts who bad s tU . Cheese, what soma peo­ ple w ont do ia order to wia a Jackpot. Tbs hi eerie* was a •OC by (L. S. 8.) And before we get too much kidding on self-prole* Jess, the last place team in this sand league is L. 8 .8 . and Elsie the Bomb Butlerl W hat tbs back, somebody has to bs strong enough to bold up the Iseguel Bob 8tape! shot a 172 for the hi gam* in the NAMTG Mixed League. Aad wouldn’t you know it, Charles (Ber­ muda Shorts) Pstorbridge won ■oriss with n WHAT77T? A 447TTTT Surely that must have been at lu s t a 661, know­ ing tha type of ball tkia belter roll*! Ruth Phlllipe with a 201 and again Margio Kipp with series news on of 667 wraps up the Wilson - Maker Women’s Scotch League. Hold It, John! Hold Iti Take another look and you’ll ■to that tha highest single was a 201 and It jiao rolled by Dot almost anPowell! Ah, la other boo-bf>l Platters Ease Into/first In Pinecrest Inn loop la th* P ta e c m t Ina League In,the Navy Wives circuit, the Platters eased into top Pt«gy Dooloy and Beverly spot this week with tho Strik­ Kactk converted tho 8-10 ers taking ever second poels ilt and tho 8-6-7 wss an easy tion end th* Toppers moving argot for Dot Johnson. Shtrry Into third sp o t Action ia the Holier Motors Lee picked off th* 8-7 and Warle Thompson th* 6-6, while Navy Wives League was Sandy Moore converted her and fast with the VAH-8 first space, th* 2-7. listed Wives sweeping Dot Button established tho first place and the VAH-7 new high game in the Hifleer’s Wives aad VAH-9 Nooners league when she put cere Wives tied for together six strikes for a total •p o t pin count of 263. Her high ter­ la the Navy ladiaa ries sparked th* Mayfair Inn tb s top g a m of the team Into their new high team a pin splitting 199 •arias of 1833 as they won all by Luey Mayer four points from tha CPO Mg pert «f bar 81 Elaine Koatival serfd up a Wives. Stonstrom Bsalty also mad* U O g a a te a a d a Ia tb s FtoscrseVloop tha a clean swoop against M A R high gam* went tqDot John­ Bar to widen their load In tha son who rolled a 19/441 while league. Shoemaker Construc­ Joaa Adams r o ll/ a 177/406 tion also won four points from and C la n Tlnlin*<)ucaked in Grapovillo Nursery. Th* Marbehind with a l 1/404 aeries. Lou Restaurant also took all Three t e a r / were scored four points from Nationwide by Sherry Ka* hd Mary Dur- Insurance. Antis Holland splattered tho ant ia the Holire Motors loop, and splits wv* converted by 7-8-3-6-10] Glnny Frederick Susy Reno «ho worked out tho 5-10; Betty Cox 6-6-10; two, tho 4-5«d tho 6-6-7, M. Mildred Nichols 4-6; and the Lewie do»ed th* 2-7, D. 3-10 fell for Vets McMillan Ueechamp A* 3-7. L. Mayer and Gen Thompson. and E. Cajphell both oucced- Tba league welcomes Char­ *d la knowing off the 6-8-10 lotte Stieren who ia filling and Sherf Koe picked up the Mary Smith’s spot on tho M ft 8-10 and.’at Tourney the 8-7. B Bar team. It Is requested Phylli|Fr**a* will receive a that members of tho league be patch i f bowling three con- at J e t Lanes by 12:30 for a aecutivvgames of 111 in tha short mooting prior to bowl- s s s s s l H a s t- man by nun, topped o ft with their S foot four Inch sad, John Anderson, who weighs ia a t SM pomade. “We au y bare to gs to tba air to do aaeh agmlast that aiooatrona lino of theirs, but wo hare been honing the of feaao this woek to take cars of wbatoeor ia a n e w ry ,* Flgott aaid. T b a Bea Incite bounced back wail with their wia a m Lakertew ! u t Friday and will bs “ready* for DoLand. One goal will bo to get tweet revenge for th at tie tba Bull* degs bung onto their other* wise perfect season last year. The forward wall gave good protection to the Seminole touchdowns were made on toesos by tha quarterback. Pigott aaid hie hopes to bs able to play the entire squad la tbs Homecoming conteat. Including the recently moved np Jayvaae who mads a eredltable showing F r i d a y against Lakeview, scoring one touchdown sad holding well defensively. Jack Elam, offensive guard who has been out of action until brief appearance* last week, will be able to play this final game for tba 8emlaoles and the rest of the squad ia tn good shape physically for tha Bulldogs. Among the DeLand stand­ out* the Seminole* will be laying for are their quarter­ back, Parlln, who throws and runs well and their captain, Lavems Barrs, left halfback who haa great speed and is a consistent gainer oa outside plays. Sanford will hop* to match speed snd passing with the Bulldog*, but the linemen ap­ pear to be In for a rough night with that big bunch of forward* from DeLand. “We’re going to send our boys to the magie show a t tba school right after the big bonfire Tueaday night and maybe they can find out a way to handle all that beef," Pigott aaid. Spencer Outfit Paces Bowlers In the Shooting S tar League It la still tha Jim 8poncor out­ fit dinging to a substantial fivo gam* load ovor the roat of tho league. Substitute 8hlrl*y Martin donated a measure of Joy to her teammates the last time out with a fin* 147/436 series that did much to carry th* team along for tho evening. Mabel Duggan wss close be­ hind with a 161 gam* and, along with Kitty Purdy, Shir­ ley waa ablo to covort a 3-10 split. Bus Bono wss top girl for th* Cherokee Sparottes rolling a trio of strikes for a 1M/435 series, and th* also camo through with a 4-6-7 spare. Betty Alien, bowling for Harold’e Garage, showed bar teammates tha way of th* gamo by coming through with three-tn-a-rew and a pin bust­ ing 200 gam* th at lod to a 488 aeries for the night. She alto converted a 3-10 and a 3-7 pair. NEW YORK (UP!)—South­ ern California aad MliiUaippi, two of only three perfectrecord major college football teams ia the nation, hold the top two potltfaxu today in the United P r e s s Intereattoaal Board of Coochos ratings, the Trojans gaining the No. 1 spot lor the second week la n row. WUh only two weeks r*nulnlng before the crowning at tba national champion, • slip at this point In tho race could very well mean down and out. Alabama, the defend­ ing national champion which was second a week ago, al­ ready baa atumbted, bowing to Goorgia Tech, 7-6, la it Satur­ day for Ua first lota of (be season and aUpplng aU tha way to ilxtb. The Rose Bowl bound TroJans, named No. 1 by 18 coaches e wash ago, increased their margin this week when they were named for the top ■pot by 21 of the 36 coaches who comprise the UPI rating board. Mississippi, Ilka South­ ern California unbeaten and untied through eight games, was designated No. 1 by eight coaches but received enough •olid support for second and third places to make It e race with the Trojans. Wisconsin, Southern Califor­ nia’s Ntw Year’s Day oppon­ ent in the Roie Bowl, IraUs in third, but not by much. The Badgers (7-1) ware named No. 1 by five coaches while one coach picked Penn State for the top spot With points distributed on a bails of lQ-a-4-7-4-6-4-3-3-1 (or votes from first through 10th, Southern California had 323, Mississippi had 264 and Wis­ consin bad 270. The big test comes this Sat­ urday for both Southern Cal­ ifornia and Wisconsin while Mississippi, which gained the inside track to the Sugar Bowl by beating Tennessee, 19-4, last Saturday, enjoys a day off. The Trojans take on arch- 76# x 11 851 x 14 AE # # , CAVANAUGH TIRE SERVICE, 1181 8. French Af FA 3-2361 rival UCLA ia the 32nd renew­ al of their crosstown Lot An­ geles series while Wisconsin plays boat to Minnesota, rank­ ed fifth this week behind Texas. The Longhorn, too. havo a tough opponent In Texas AAU on Thanksgiving Day. A vic­ tory or tie, though, would wrap up tha Southwest Con­ ference title for Texas and give it the automatic berth in the Cotton Bowl. The Long­ horn* (8-0-1) drew 244 points for fourth while Minnesota ( 01-1) had 171 for fifth. Alabama also will be Idle this Saturday and winds up Its season on Dec. I against Auburn. On tb it same day Mississippi plays Mississippi State, while Southern Califurnla, shooting for Ua first per­ fect-record season In 30 yaars, tangles with Notre Dame. Arkansas (8-1) was seventh this week, Louisiana State (71-1) was eighth, Penn State (B-l) was ninth and Oklahoma (0-2) was 10th. Penn State and Oklahoma moved Into tha top 10 for the first lime this sea­ son, gaining Uitir positions at the expense of Northwestern and 'Missouri. Northwestern bowed to Michigan State, 31-7, while Missouri was beaten by Special Matinee THANKSGIVING 1:1S P. M. ^ Ladlea Night T h u n . A Sat. 7:41 PJ*. NIGHTLY (Except Sunday] Peri-MeteeU 6*Wla* Nlehriy Doily Deekl* Quieiele* Iran Sees* 80V) z it Ms poiatad U tbs SI p a rt r a by halfback Faol Black, ford at Friday's h au ls with Inverness, that broke tba back af tbs la rs n u u ts a a la tbs first quarter of tba g aaa. Ha said tbsy had tbs Greyhoeada stopped, tad than came tba poat sot to tba Lymaa U that Jurgensen 'Shrugs' Off Chuck's Remarks Oklahoma, U-o. la tbs other pairings this Saturday, Arkansas p i n y a Texas Tech, LSU meets Tulane, Penn State tangles with Pittsburgh and Oklahoma bat­ tles Nebraska for Urn Big Eight lead. The Spanish word meaning “dad In armor" gave the armadillo Its name. PHILADELPHIA (U PI)-A philosophical Sonny Jurgensaa today shrugged off re­ marks by teammate chuck Bcdaarlk that hla perform­ ance s t quarterback tbla yaar baa barn a contributing factor to tbs collapse sf tbs Philadelphia Bailee, Bednarik, pro football’s “Llaemaa sf tbs Decade,1* told s luncheon moating in New York h u t injuries sad Jurgensen’a bed ysar have led to tba fall sf tbs Eagles from runners-up ia tba Easttern Division sf tbs National , r ■ Football Ltagne last ysar to their current last-place posi­ tion with a reso rt of i-g-1. Bedarik told tha regular Monday meetlag of tba pro fastball quarterbacks* dub sf New York that “I bats to say this" but Jurgcnsea Is having hla “worst year ever. Aad that baa killed us." Jurgeneen, who suffered a savers shoulder injury la the Runner-up Bow! s t Miami last January aad a knee in­ jury tbla osteon was questinned here about Bsdaarlk'a rem ark aad aaid, "With my luek this ysar it ia Just per for tbs courts.’* m m * ftdl trying to ceps with tbs running attack sad passing sf tbs Lymaa ts s a . The gams bsgias at Basils at t p.m., aad tbs atotaresdo will leave Lymaa at 8:11 p .a . with a police assort. Tbs ad­ ministration chartered a b si for tha students but tittt was filled long ago. and there will bs room ia tbs motorcade for Just about anybody that caa get to tba school by tabs off m p te 1** M.VTA Football Contest Winners FIRST PRIZE 810 I8IAH DIXON 1409 W. Sth 81. SECOND PRIZE *6 KATHY CHARRON 1861 Park Ave. THIRD PRIZE $4 JOHN CIIAKKON 1801 Park Ave. The Gladiator is the newest of the vena tile, powerful virtually indestructible ’Jeep* vehicles. On the highway. It rides as tmoodily as a passenger car. Off the road. It’s ns sure-footed as only n ‘Jeep* vehicle can be. The Gladiator haa the remarkable new H0-hp TomadoOHC engine. It'i the only overhead camshaft engine in any American truck. Its higher torque at lower engine speeds makes light work of heavy loads. And it needs leu maintenance, uses leu fuel and will last longer than any comparable conventional engine. It’icasy to shift the Gladiator into 4-wheel drive. Just one knob does the job. Push it forward when you need extra traction, puli it back when you don't. Unique signal lighu on the dashboard tell you when you’re in 2- or 4-whecl drive. You can have your Gladiator equipped with intat made iranuniision and independent front suspension^ Don't waste time looking for other 4-WD trucks with these features. There aren’t any. It’s the only 4-WD truck that can seat three contort ably. And in both step-in height and load height it*# comparable to any truck. It's easy to step into, easy to load, yet it has traditional 'Jeep* ground clearance. Choose Utc 'Jeep' Gladiator that suits you bctt—J-IOO with 120-inch wheel base and 7-foot box. J-300 with 126-inch wheel base and 8-foot box. Choice of body styles with GVW*s from ra U n e W i 4000 to 8600 pounds. Step Its. Site it up. Try it out at your ‘Jeep* Dealer’s. WILLYS MOTORS. WORLD S LARGEST MANUFACTURER OF 4-WHEEL DRIVE VEHICLES. CORDELL'S R EPA IR SH OP Sanford. Florida 500 E. Second £L KAISER-WILLYS PRESENTS THE LLOYD BRIDGES SHOW TUESDAY, 8:00 | a Chaaaal 8 1 a. ! v L if I; T .•u1. J ill w . H . I■ 1v> * N7'i-,1► J\ �WELCOME WAGON MEMBEB8 invited the Booth Stxninoto f e w doh to tho Novambar hmehoon mnottef «t tho Capri. lit ere, Mra. R. X. Horton, pro(nun chairman with Mr*. A. L. •w mambor. Btandhur art Mr*. N. H. Potonon, e toast from id two other mw m m b m , Mm. V. a WojrthowOi and Mr*. ild. (Harold Fboto) tJ w ? »"• *T* * ■ * “ » * * •"**“ ;___________ -------------~ I t v old daaghtar, Cheryl, Ur* a t 111 Fabian* Orel*, Park hh ^ U o kinder wot tavtett Brd ilo A Family MSB. ROBERT R. BROWN (Boost of Rnhljn Photo) Holds Reunion barg; Mr. and Mm. V. C. Wayehowskl and Carol, froaa Portugal, and Mr. and Mrs, R. M. Williams, T aw ny, In DeLand Mrs. Ludwig Honored A t Bridal Shower Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Orr and family, Mr. and Mrs. Boland DUliard aad Ronnie, Mr. aad Mrs. Johnny Dilllard. S| Mr. aad Mra. Calvia MMdie too and daughter, Las DUJIard. Mrs. Bertie DUliard, Mrs. Ads PfcUUps, Mr. aad Mra. George Robinson aad ehOdra*, Mra. Louisa ' Dil­ llard. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crooky aad family, Mrs. Mias Mosley aad sea af Jtsup, Ga., aad Mr. and Mrs. Roy Weaver and Ronnie af West Jeffarson, N. C. Longwood Personals THE HOME OF MR. AND MRS. ROBERT J. d’Averaa a t 401 Summerlin Ave., w m chosen for the Garden of the month award by the Sanford Gar­ den Club. Mra. Charles Lansing, beautification chairman and member* of the Camellia Circle selected the home for Ita combination of color, general designing, balance, planting! and the condition of the lawn. Mrs. d’Avera* and the family dog are shown by one of the scenic spots. (Herald Photo) Danny Celebrates Seventh Birthday Mr. aad Mr*. Jamaa Hit*tnsn and soe havt returned to tte lr bom* la Port Lauderdale after * visit with his paranta, Mr. and Mrs. Don Ultomaa, By Jane Casselberry • t their bom* os Malar Ava. Harmon Gilbart of WillDanny Miller, son of Mr. matte, 1IL, has been the and Mrs. Jam es Miller of 1311 bouse guest at tbs Main Street home of Mrs. Caasla Malar L and M Lana la Casselberry, celebrated bis seventh birth­ for tba past week. day Saturday with a party. LET THE CHILDREN Young friends attending CONTRIBUTE were Britt and Cynthia Brit­ Children love making linkchains out of paper end they ton, Terry and Jimmy Lylove Anger painting, too. Why cans, Barry and Mark Haw­ aot combine the operation and thorne, Jo Ana Daryl, Dais let them make their own Krug, John, Donna and Clint bright tree decorations. Pin- Lockyer, Melenda and Cathy gar paint is tasy to make with Casselberry and his brother com starch and pure food and slater, David aad Joy colon. Milter. HUNTER IN THE FAMILY! For safety's sake, no man should go out hunting with tba usual whUa handkerchief. It looks Uka a deer's tall All purpose home dy* la Scarlet la the solution. FREEZE LEFTOVER COFFEE Leftovsr coffee can be used for coffee ice eubsa. The lea cube* will strengthen iced coffee drinks, and flavor other iced drinks with mocha. always have, at least DANNY MILLER Remodallaf Mrs. J a c k Lambertaoa, president of the Sanford Pilot Club, announces plana for a Holiday Dane* on Nov. M, sponsored by the club at tba Mayfair Inn Hotel Chairman of the event, which will benefit the Pilot Club milk fund, is Mrs. David Oatchel. Tickets for the dsnee can be purchased at the Mayfair Inn, Country Club, rlorida State Bank, McVlcari, Touchtons aad Roumillat and Andersoiu. Tka daoce will feature Tom­ my Alisa's New York Orches­ tra with popular vocalist, Jeanne Carroll, with dancing from >:)0 p.ra. to U:M a.m. Reservations need not be made and tickets will be oa tale at the door. The famous orchestra who will play for tbs avsnt ha* been viewed widely on stage and television. They have ap­ peared all over the United States as wed as in several other countries. Tommy Allen Is a top-flight trombonist. Local residents are urged to attend tba special pre-holiday treat, and help support tho Pilots in supplying milk to needy families and school children throughout the eoua- Mrs. Jack Ludwig, tka for­ mer Mias Joan Wright, was recently honored with n mis­ cellaneous shower by Mrs. Leon M. Swsin Jr. and Mrs. Lloyd 0 . Swain, a t tba home of tho latter on san Carlos Ave. The party ro o m wars dec­ orated with arrangements of faU flowers aad fru it A series of party gamas ware played by the guests sod the prises, which were useful kitchen gad­ gets, wer* graciously given to tho hoooree. Tho hostesses served fruit cake, pound cake, brownies, nuts aad coffee to the guests. Those attending ware tba bonoree and Mmcs. Wallace Tyro, Marjorie Cowan, H. B. Mc­ Call. Glean M. McCall, J . C. Mitchell, L. M. Swain Sr., all of Sanford, Mrs. 1. David Brandt of Indian Rlvar City and Mias Marianna Ludwig. M YF Groups MISS MARGARET WHITE AND MISS ANGES CALDWELL, of DeBary, were co-bosteMee for a luncheon recently a t the DeBary Restaurant. Guests seated around the table (not in the order named) were Mr*. A. Beech, Mrs. M. Hibbard, Mrs. E. Poor, Mra. E. Thurer, Mrs. M. Ackerman, Mra. A. Demarest, Mrs. M. Blleler, Mrs. L. Reed, Mrs. E. Patterson, Mrs. N. Woodruff, Mrs. A. Moon, Mra. F. Runkel, Mra. J. Swallow, Mrs. D. MUdenbergar, Mrs. L. Park, Mrs- M. Rayfuse, Mrs. M. Cully, Mrs. J. Croake, Mrs. M. Lakennui, Mra. M. McManus, and Mrs. O. Garner. Follow­ ing the luncheon th e group went to the home of the hostesses and played bridge. (Cox Photo) Attended Church Studies Tho MYF Groups of tho Barnett Memorial Methodist Church In Enterprise, have had a busy schedule recently. The Senior MYF attended the aub-distriet meeting ia New Smyrna Beaeh last week. The Intermediate MYF group accompanied by Rev. and Mrs. Fred Foster and Cecil Sellcra were guests of Harvey Dunn at the ninth annuel Shrine Circus in Orlando. The senior and intermediate group* have also been attend­ ing the church studies of the MYF program under the di­ rection of Miss H u y Hub­ bard. held In DeBary- At these meetings the young people have had an opportunity to hacoma better a e q u a te d with other groups aad get a batter understanding of tba MYF work. H e a t yourself to a pair of these easily crocheted slip- Mrs. Huby SpeaiVat 7:10 p jn . with Group 3 in (barge. The Homemakers Sunday , School Class of The First . Baptist Church with meet at • p.m. Tuesday witte Mrs. N. C. Booth, Ml Pslracto Ave. Members are ramiifted to bring their articles of fad for the Thanksgiving baake, WEDNESDAY \ Circle 13 of the First V«>byterian Women of the Chech will meet at *:45 a.m. dth Thanksgiving Mrs. Kenneth Kugler. 121 J4kins Circle. \ Christian Education commit too meeting a t • p.m. at the MON. - TUBS. - WED. First Presbyterian Church. Creative Women Sanford Herald Box 43S, Midtown Station New York IS, N. Y. Print name, address, style number and sis*. Add 10c if first class mailing la desir­ ed. S a le ! ! ! WATCH STAG LINE VIEW When yon go to a school dance, give some thought to how you look when you're dancing. No matter kow muck pains you've taken with your fae* aad dresa, your back and the way yon hold yourself are all Dm alag line can tee at A S S O C IA T E S S DAYS ONLY S NOVEMBER IP . I t • 3! of Loch Arbor homes of distinction RESTRICTED - EXCLUSIVE DUCTION8 OREWIDE fe a tu rin g G. E. Kitchens Cuatom Dsaigned FREE P U N T (Nareery Chaleo) P o ln a o ttla s FLAMING SPHERE BRASS M O TO RS LOCAL FIAT DEALER ■ ra n HEART resea rch jh n ffM ■ ‘ 1 Gratafally Accepted Gray Shadows SEMINOLE . DcBARY N u n a ry f o Sanford Ave. 3 ML Heath of Gtaderville P. O. BOX 109 SANFORD, FLA. COUNCIL WOOMOSB Members of the Woodro**' Ctrala of tka Sanford Garde* Clab met at tka koma of tk* president, Mrs. A1 Foultar, for tkalr November meeting. A report was (ire* by Mrs. Lylah Gormoa on the work baini dona with the children at tka Little Red lehoolhoue*. Tka children has* mad* birthday cards and eorsafes and are growing sweet potato plants and making piggy banks from plastic containers. Reporting on civic beautifi­ cation, Mrs. M. Robinson ex­ plained that people do not knee to beloag to n garden club to be selected for tho garden of the month award. Plans are being made to ex­ tend the boundaries for the honor. A Christmas party win bo held at the borne of Mrs. Wal­ ter Gardner on Dec. 11 at T:M Church Calendar CREATIVE W OM AN WITH 92 ORDER AZALES 35c Christmas Dtfla war* a m eat tk* many a tta r Mam dieplayad. Patter* Id a u w an axehaafad among tka members aad Mrs. C. P. Harkay, workakop ckairaaa. tkaahad tk* greop fa r tkalr eo-epmtten. Mra. Hal Haniaa coadiwtad a k » la c u meeting tad tka m#a*» b a n v o t e d wianlmoaaly afaln it tka proposed ehoire c l a alta for building a saw club­ house. With eervk* in e muld-mUlfoa dollar demead Hold. Potentially ■■limited with eotvic* WANTED BY RETAIL BUHINB8HE8 EVERYWHERE. Demand# for aarvic* ceasing rapid eapeeefon. Will consider basnet, sincere, active person Immediately available, must have A-l credit ration, end he financially re­ sponsible. Far Interview In year city, write Mr. Joe P. Wilton, President. Werld-Wlde Trading Item* Asso­ ciation, Inc. P. O. Bn* U U , WicbUa Falla, Tosoo, giving templet* Infevmetlen absnt yonreetf.________ Shaamakak CONSTRUCTION CO. Custom Building A Specialty CMoral Offce t i l 38th St. Sales Office FA 3-7iM STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENT _________ F A 1-3420 �> 17Akv dGyhliyjhJtA (Dsah (toby l DEAR ABBY: I am 17. unmar­ ried and am expecting a baby. Pete* (not hie real name) aays he lan’t ready for marriage and I ahould find somebody eUe. He is 20. My parents are standing by me and I feel terri­ ble because they tried so hard to guide me right. Pete's father is dead, and his mother Is sick and elderlr. so my parents met with Pete and his older sister, who U 28 and married. Every time my father asked Pete a question, his sister answered for him. He acted like he didn't care a thing about me and, Abby, he said he loved me when we went together. Ail I want is a name for my baby. How can 1 get him to marry me? My father told him not to come around unless he had marriage in - mind. HEARTSICK AND BLUE DEAR HEARTSICK: If Pete did m arry you ju st to give your baby a name, nis chances of being a good husband and father would be poor. Make your plans without him. and thank God for your loyal parents. You are young and can still make a good life for yourself. If you want help in finding a home for unwed mothers near you, let me know. Good luck! • • • DEAR ABBY: I am a divorcee with a year-old daughter. I am plan­ ning to be married again in the near future. If I shortened my orig­ inal wedding gown and dyed it a pas­ tel, do you think it would be appro­ By Abigail Van Burtn priate to wear for my second wed­ ding? MADGE DEAR MADGE: No. S tart your new married life with a new dress. And better luck this time! O • (da J he For s long, long time first weddings have been big busi­ ness. Launching a bride into marriage for the first time makes the cash registers sing. And so the first-time bride has long been a pet of any. cna selling clothes, furniture, household appliance!, bouse*, automobiles, travel, and so on. But even though America's remarriage rate closely fol­ lows its climbing divorce rate, the second-time bride hat largely been Ignored by mer­ chandisers. It looks as though th a t Is about to be changed. A de­ partment iter* in Pennsyl­ vania is now publishing a booklet advising repeat bridea a t * DEAR ABBY: Will you please devote a little space to telling your readers what you think of people who would steal the flowers from an infant’s grave? If you think this problem does not concern a great number of people, you are mistaken. ANGRY FATHER DEAR ANGRY: Such thievery is beneath contempt, of course. The only solution is better policing of cemeteries. • 0 * W hat’s on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a self - addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 8895, Beverly Hills. Calif. For Abby's booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding," send 50 cents to Abby, Box 8865, Beverly HUls, Calif. pv is Si 1*:** 19:11 1:99 1:1* 1:19 (91 & * l h * r t l i l i (9) Welly weed Memo C h lv iu ll (91 Channel • T k e t l e r lilts ( I ) T e a lte Skew ■ a WEDNESDAY A. M. i se l:SS 0:90 9:9# fU t (11 at pa (l» <S> (*> (t) (f) (t> oa College e f tk* AW sign Oa Today F i r s t M a rket B o se rt W ake up Movie* Today (Rick Jason) Is obliged to help another ally escape. He is a former Wehrmscht gen­ eral who Is being hunted by the Gestapo lor an abortive attempt to assassinate Adolf Hitler. Excellent as the per­ suasive and pleading general U Albert Piuucn, who over­ comes the doubts of the sus­ picious lieutenant. 1:39-9:30 p. m. CBS. The Red Skelton Hour. Broadway and radio feature* are tap­ ped tonight to make Ibis a moat enjoyable hour. The latter it Red's famed "mean widdle kid" making hla TV debut after great success on radio. The former are Jania Paige and Stubby Kaye, whose names on a broad way marguce mean a busy box office. In the "kid" sequence Mist Paige plsys mom and Kaye a child psychiatrist. Miss Paige alto does a songdance to "Tea for Two" and with Kaye, "Teamwork." Red's pantomime genius ts aided by Kaye In ■ spoof on ■ pilgrim and an Indian. 9:30-10:30 p. m. NBC. The Dick Powell Show. "In Search of a Son." An overly labored mostsge bogs down this story somewhat but uni­ worthwhile. Dick Powell plays a distraught father who, after his wife'* death. Immerses himself in his work, snd nis son (Dean Stockeelh believes he ll un­ concerned over his mother's death and runs away. Also starring Is Sebastian Cabot as a private detective who locates the son snd finds the lad is overly morbid at the loss of his mother. 9:30-10:30 p. m. ABC. The Untouchables. "Elegy." If you're gotten used to the lack of bloodshed and ma­ chine-tire on this scries, this episode won't disappoint you. Barbara Stanwyck Is quit* good as a policewoman in the Mistln'g Persona Bureau who aids Eliot Ness (Robert Stack) In finding a girl at the request of her dying father. Mess Is interested be­ cause Ihe dying man (John Larch) la a gangster who promises him valuable In­ formation In exchange for a visit from hts daughter. Play­ ing the daughter is Peggy Ann Garner. to-il p. m. CBS. Q ktty Moors Show, Carol Is back, snd great as always, although the has tome keen competi­ "King" Cola and Alien Fuat. Fuat's contribution, end n touching one, la candid films of Garry In deep coats tu i­ tions with children. Cola's rendition of "Too Young" la good, but Carol's work on "Lst Me Entertain You" is great. "That Wonderful Year" is 1911. lSilS-U p. m. NBC. Chet Hustley Reporting. "Coylsn: Paradise Disturbed." This program will probahiy preci­ pitate a ripple of lad! goat Ion from Ceylon and its Socialist manipulators, la essence, Ike producers show a nation that prospered under British rule, won Its Independence 14 yearn ego, and hat since boon in­ creasingly troubled is Its School Sets Turkey Dinner omle racial end are shown i generally titn of Us 19:30-11 p. m. ABC. Cloeeup. "The Lost Neighborhood." To city dwallers the term "urban renewal" la viewed with both sw s and horror. BssnstUOy tbs t o m means the disappearance of ontiiw old neighborhoods end Urn reappearance of entire new owe*. Viewed with detachment, the projects ora gen­ erally quite awesome. To­ night's program treats the of the situation as by the thousands Of who a r t unroosati front their homes to make way for them. Boston's west end, where 12,009 people warn rtm o rta tot such i p ro jK ty la tbs u s e in study, with h» tsrviewa coming from tho The Christian Home and people as wen i t city efti> Bible School of ML Dorn hat rials, architects announced that a complete cboiogists. turkey dinner and ail the trimmings wtll- be tarred In the school's Urge new dining rk n ta hall from 1 to 4 p .* . on Ikanksgivtai Day. Nominal prices hsvt been set for adults and children's J tilU V R k i plaits. * fi. i:if TV IT " 8emlnole TV \ Additional Copies Of sr u ssisT- ss S lije j & t n f o r d (dam n: By Ru‘hMiiutt PROGRESS EDITION are available for mailing to your friends Boostw Earnings t i l l (9) Pre-S.'lmol I ltd (9l Countdown Flaunlag New* WEDNESDAY P. M. :i:9l ‘1> Truth or Ceesegueases ( I ) Search far Tomorrow l l ) Camouflage 11:99 ( 9) G u i d i n g Dour Handera, savrnth in the Professional Golf Associa­ tion’s money winning stand­ ings, increased hi* earning* to 110,C>8.3 fer the year when (9) Who D* Tou T rust h* picked up $1,600 ns second1:11 (9) Calling weed Mew* piac* finisher in the Mobile (9) Secret Storm (9) Aaaertreu a s s i s t a n t Sertoma Open. Arnold Pal­ I I ) Edge e f Night 9:11 l l ) Americas Mewevtend mer leads the list with $81,( I ) Duel* W all 448. TONIGHT I l l s (t> Umpire l:SS Closed Circuit TV Spectacular Set For Nov. 29 By Donna Cates Mrs. John Kennedy, chair­ man of Ihs spaghetti dinner recently sponsored by Longwood's St. Catherine of Siena C lrelo-of the Catholic Wo­ men's Club of the Church of the Nativity, has announc­ ed that a total of soma tso eras mode at the supper. Proceeds will be used to help furnish the kitchen et the church. Especial appreciation for bstp with the supper was ex­ pressed by Mrs. Kennedy to Mike SlrlannJ who cooked and supervised preparation of the meal; to Mrs. Effie Holloway, Longwood Elemen­ tary dietician who assisted and to Louis Kosky, priorisi of the school, for his co­ operation and courtesy to the circle. mans. Lieutenant H a n l a y formly good a e tia f insbes tt tion ta added gwssts N at i (91 State Raws * Wet* I:M ( I ) e k i u i l S N tw sreem tfcer <•) ABC Report 3:91 (II Mickle's Oeepel Tims (9) W a r n s Toucher 9:9* >9) Captain Kssgare* 1:11 <9) Mld-Fla. R e port (9) Mlskey Ovsa* Skew (3) U re st lleanilnva 9:99 (S) Weetker and Mews 1:1* ( I I Atlastl* W eather 1:1* (9) Cartoenvltl* l ;S t (9) Sparta n a t u r e 1:19 (I) Today ( I ) Ed. Comment 9:99 (t> leak Laleae Skew 1:1* ( I ) C oa stw a rd He 1:99 (3i Newe A W eath er (3) W eather 9:39 (1) (lele a te r m Shew (S) W eather 9:91 (9) Mew* a i d Interview * S i l l ( I ) Brevard Newe 19:91 ( I ) Say Whea f:«S IS) Sparta (l> Caleader 0:01 (3 ) Mew* <l> M a ra Spanish (St Spaae As* n t p o r t ( I ) W .a kty Nawa R e­ 19:19 (9) Flay Tour Hansk view (9) I Leva Lucy ( 9 ) A nn So th srn Show T:9S ( t ) Keyhole 11:11 ( 9 ) tirnle Ford Snow ( I ) Weekly Newe R e­ view (9) Fries la Risk! (3) Whlpleaa (9) T he McCoys f i l l <l> Wettev C r e a k l t e — 11:39 (9) C e n c rk tre tle a Mews (9) F e te A Olady* T :lt (3) Laramie (I) Tours Far A Stag ( f ) Marshall Olllea til l (I) Mews (S) C e a k e t 11:99 (I) First Impreeelea l:*e ( I ) IJe yd Hrldge* Skew (9) Jane Wymaa Shew ( I I Red S k e lm a H e ar <»> Hawaiian Eye (l> J e r k Benny Skew (*> Uateuekaklea ( t ) Disk r e w e l l Skew <*> (lorry l la o r e Shew (t> Close.Up (31 llu n tly R eporting ( I ) Newocope ( I ) r k a a n o l t Newsroom ( t ) ABC Final R t p e r l (9) M l d - n * . r i n s l Rs- FUR GOODNESS* Sake — Actress Tina Louise gave audience and sidetv a 1 k spectators un added treat when she attended a New York City premiere in this avelte costume. A star-studded, spectacular two-hour closed circuit tele­ vision broadcast, hosted by New York Philharmonic con­ <») l« bidding two clubs (Stsyman), ductor Leonard Bernstein, Sad three clubs. North is do- with appearances by Presi­ At A IS M finitely Interested la a slam. dent and Mrs. Kennedy and ASS Ue has three acee and ex a host of musical atars and KJTI cellent club support. artists in all fields will bo WEST BAM North's three diamonds Is seen Nov. 29th a t the Orange w l ‘tended merely to see what Blossom Playhouse and at South will do n e x t South the Tupperware Auditorium. goes to three no^tramp. Up to BOUT* Tickets to the show and this point North has not the "Champagne Gala" have If* 4 shown club support been set at $10 each, with K SI North refuses to quit a t half tba proceeds going to ) A Q 10004 North sad BMrtft vuhMMble three no-trump and bids four the National Cultural Centar clube. South esys to' himself, in Washington, D. C. and IN.T. Pass I S Pass "My partner could have rais­ the remaining half to the I t P is H Past ed clubs right away, but ho OBP. took the trouble to bid dia­ The funda will be used to Phaa P o m build a Children’s monds f irs t Ho wants me to M p bid a slam and I will oblige.1 Theater Wing, making It The slam is a wrep-up be- possible for the Playhouse North opened his Id-point no-trump, and after SLiuth I cause South can only loee ' to have creative dramatic classes snd children's plsys ahowed • big Club hand by ! one diamond trick. all year round. S tart and artists appear, lng on the taw-hour show cn titled "An American Pageant of Arts" include Van CUon proper etiquette for remar­ affairs they have been in the burn. Colleen D e w h u r a t , riage and !• holding fashion p a st They!! start being pro­ Bradford Dillman, Florence Ekiridgc, Benny Goodman shows for those who are ductions to rival the first about to be married . . . not I can see the advertisements Tammy Grimes. Ilal Hoi for the first time. "We are now — "A sophisticated new brook, Danny Kaye, Gene most interested In making pattern in sliver for the bride Kelly, Dorothy Kirs tin, Frcthe second or third wedding who Is setting up housekeep­ dric March, Jason Robards a beautiful and memorable ing for the second time;" Jr.. Jerome Robbins, AlexRichard one," the etrre says. "The perfect dress for the ander Schneider, And why not? if making perfect s e c o n d marriage;’' Tucker, Marian Anderson, the first wedding beautiful, "The new look for the new Harry Bclafonte, Abo Bur­ If not always memorable, la about - to • be-married-agaln rows and Pablo Casals. The program will be teen big business, why c a n t mak­ you.'' simultaneously in more than ing the second or third beauti­ ful be big business, too? How to keep hubby happy: too community t h a a te r a If the idea of wooing the Read Ruth •Mlllett'a iHxiklrt,, across the nation. In a "first" •ecoml-Um* bride catches on "How to Have a Happy Hus­ national cultural event, spon­ in the retail market (end it band." Send 36 cents to Ruth sored by community cultural la almost sure to) you can Mlllett Reader Service, c/o organisations. expect to see some change*. The Sanford Herald, P. O. Second wediUnge w o n ' t Box 4X9, Dept A, Radio City long remain the quiet little Station, New York 19, N. Y. DUNEDIN, Fin. (U l’l) — TELEVISION TUESDAY P. M. Circle Makes $90 On Dinner • DEAR ABBY: You are wrong. It’s NOTT the wife's place to see th a t her husband looks presentable. If a man doesn't care how he looks, his wife should let him go around looking like a bum and pretend she's not with him. I have eight children . to dress, and I can’t dress them and my husband, too. If 1 could drive the cor, I'd leave him home. HOMER’S WIFE jacaby On Shidys. By Oswald Jacoby You show s big hand with one minor suit in tbo Jacoby Transfer system by respond­ ing two clubs, which Is Stayman, and following with s bid o f throe in your minor ■ulL The immediate response of three in s minor suit Is a w.-akness bid. Today's hand ahuwa how the system facilitates slain bidding. When South fallowed his two club bid with three clubs North knew that South had some Interest In s club alam. North hald only Id points for I la no-trump, but they were the right slam points and] North felt strong enough to invite s slam. T: 304: SO p. a . CBS. Cora bat. "Escape to Nowhere." Despite an eodiag that slides deerohill. this episode has some highly dramaUe mom­ ents. Captured by the Qer- T V T im o Previews tig h t 13:19 (l> Mid-Day Reperl l t : i l <P> MRC Mew* Kepers (9) a i e a i A B m m s v 19) The Big Payeff (9) M'.d.Ft*. R e p e n l i l 9 ( I ) Lefftlm* 25 Covers All Costs 199 (3) 1 Led I Lives (9) Fepay* Pla yksue * " 1:91 (9) W e a th e r Skew If you want people to pay attention to your business, call FA 2-M12 and ask the Herald Staff about tom* at­ tention getting ads. ir H FUN - • ELIMINATE T EN SIO N Calm Dawn At Tba Slavics Attend The Drive In Theatre Toait* Vi VM V I < I )< l L. I IN l\ ' ) R IT Z NOW THRU WED. OPEN 1:00 8IIOW8 AT 1:30 • 4:20 • 7:00 - 0:13 Bitfclto^JwCiwM 1:11 It) Sllmeeetla* (S sT O y w Ij 1:11 It) i s The Werli Turad It) Highway Fstrel CARLOAD PASS NITE 13) Selena* I Day Oaly This 3V.sk 13) Mtrv Urtfflo Show If) Faeiwerd Hi Day la Ceart "Honeymoon Machine" 111 (3) Fre-Sert** Steve Mr Queen • Color (9) Art UakteMev Ce-Feature (9) Sevan Kaye "Cimarron" 1:91 (!) World Pert** (9) The Millionaire Glenn Ford • Color ll) Quae* far a Day (I) T* Tell The Truth 204 W. 1st S t math m m r T H ( C. T II i PHONE FA 3 -tlU ENDS TOMTE 7:0« A Show* Tvlre *A V ery P riv a te A ffa ir” Brigitte Bardot • Color rloe At til# Only T h t F acto O f U f a " LngRteJMl The Sanford Herald WAriNCte B * 0 3 STARTS THURS. PH. FA2-2611 WALT DISNEY'S GREAT HOLIDAY ATTRACTION King of Tho Wolfpock tonaux 0 [ I»- -w — rrl| P '- S a f e - 'h n p n �— , k' >5 Pi? • ,. ^ 1 .I* * ■ • . : - • ir; . ;A r _ * -*. . •v . , * i Ce-■ x • *' ' ** yt * *>, V ’ v - • **,— •‘-•t*— • -.*-• •*. > iV-.* . - ■ ^ ' candidate far All - America. Aak tho Texas aporta writer*. " I do not boHero Arkaaaaa la getttlag tho recognition It dgaam a. I am not forgetting poor, pro aaeaoa column, but. aineo tho laaorbacka got to rolling fat high, there haa been -i kanaaa players.” BUly Moon of tho Roggiea •• a# aemen v^vl . ; kanaaa backfield. Ha's a tough defensive player. 1 would be Indiaod to put him on tho All* America team aa a halfback. But bock to tho All-America campaign. "Any doubt that Billy Lotkridge ( G e o r g i a Toch) waa aa authentic foot* ball genius waa diipelUd by tho way ho took Duka and other fine teama apart," write* the authoritative Ed Danforth In Yellow Jaeket*ConfldantlaL "Hope you will giro full cona(deration for thb All* America firat team to Eldon Fortia of Brigham Young,” o ut typo quarterback. A fiveyear veteran a fte r a brief hitch la the Army following Jsrla opened up late in the his Shoot reaeon, Moore's cred­ eighth game to win the fea­ entials include speed and the tured singlet Monday night at beat change of paco In tho Ar- the Orlando Seminole Jal Alai - ------ By K ate Osann Fronton. Always a slow starter Jacln came from behind to ovartaka the field after trailing by five straight points of a seven point game and on his next turn around outplayed Areitio for the winning point. Loremo, who had been out most of the season because of injuries, led the field W ill Jacln slipped by and bad to ■ettia for place position. The U Perfects paid $120.* Pirates trade Groat; More Moves Expected NOT RESPONSIBLE Legal Notice Accessories Included I will n o t b e responsible f o r any d e b t s incurred by a a y a n a o t h e r t h a n ssyselr. KARL GOLNICK NOT RESPONSIBLE I will n o t be rraponalble f o r nny d e b ta Incurred by a nyone o t h e r t h a n m yself. JAMBS E. SMITH n c m T i o r s a ta n XOTICK IS hereby given th a t I a m e ngage d In buelneee a t l a h e Mary, Hemlnole County, Florida, u n d e r Ihe ftclltlnua name or II KMCYU Kn/.Y KullVKIU a n d th a t 1 Intend to r e g is te r aald name with the Clerk of th e Circuit Court Hemlnole C ounty, Florida. In accordance w ith th e provlelnna of th e F litltlo u e Name Htatutea, to • srlti Section ISJ.OV F lo r id a Htatutea ISiT. dig: Helen A. Thorne Publish Nov. SO. ST A Dec. «, U . IMS. CDC-tT byQuincy rsA ^ HEATERvwad TOUR ChR DoeStfT/ .UAVFA-toPf J WHAT GOOD Twero ld ’ ;* .« : pound halfbuck, doean’t play for Army. Cato haa blown up a atom , a regular prairie earth mover, for Kanaaa, but, like accomplished Johnny Ro­ land of Missouri, he’a a aophomore, and All-American aelee* tore aren't inclined to tako firat-year men eerkmaly. Shot­ gun Tommy Myers of North­ western was the only one who Must Bell By Dec. 1st P hone 322*7649 B lack P oodle Pupplett AKC P a p e rs Furtikihed By Pick Turner : ■* ms * . =;.* PITTSBURGH (UP1) - J o e L. Brown, after making "one of the most difficult decisions of my life,” went back to the trading block today seek­ ing additional players to strengthen his Pittsburgh Pirates. At a news conference Mon­ day, Brown announced the trade of shortstop and team captain Dick Groat and southpaw relief pitcher Dlomedea Olivo to the St. Louis Cardinals for righthanded hurler Don Cardwell and infielder Julio Gotay. The Pirate general man­ ager said parting with Groat and Olivo, because of his close relationship with both, was difficult but necessary. "No m atter how many of The Wednesday matinee has been canceled for this week by General Manager Norman Stabell and replaced by a special Thanksgiving m a 11 a ■ e on Thursday beginning at 1:15. CARNIVAL - m In Hating atkkout quarterhacks la tho piaaa I did on tho roUaut attack tn m the T key­ ing tho baprcMamot is col* Ipg* peering. Moots la a mil* '' - ;v A - ‘ • -.r.M . . T f * c’jt'*.- v these trades you make, they Brown don’t get easier,' said, "but we mads toe move to bolster (he team ." Brown said It was not the end of hie trading activities. "We have further deals in mind which we feel will strengthen our chib," be said. Lyman To Form Caravan For Tangelo Bowl By Jane Casselberry Those wishing to join the caravan going to Eustls Wednesday night for the Tangelo Bowl Football Game, In which the Lyman Grey* hounds will play Tavares, are asked by the Lyman Athletic Boostcra to meet at the ichool at t p. m. A Trail ways Bua haa been chartered and room alio will be available in aome of the cara for those who need transportation. Those driving their ears are encouraged to decorats them in the school colors of blue and gold. Advance tickets are avail­ able from members of the Lyman TEC Club or from the coaching staff. Each tie* ket sold will make a vote for Dallas Cassell, Lyman's candidate for Tangelo Bowl Queen. Honor White flu . NEW YORK (U PI)—Su* prnme Court Justice Byron White will receive the annual Gold Medal of the National Football Foundation and Hall of Hama a t a dinner Dee. 4. In addition, 12 electees will be inducted into the Hall of Fame. — “7 GIVE rr _ •" TLAMW7 j r THANKS/ Semi-Final ROME (UPI) — Isaac Lo* gart of Cuba will meet Italy’s Nino Benvenutl a t the Sports Palace on Nov. 30. The bout will be a semi-final to the scheduled match between Carl (Bobo) Olson of San Diego, Calif., and European light heavywaight champion Gullio Rinaldi. "It iant tho principle of Jimmy looking a t other girls. Mom! It’s tho interest they snow!” /t-rf i "Let's look for gold ovar tho ridgo, Luka—1taln’t nothin' but worthless uranium here!’* A c tm s SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith jt s s i Legal Notice noth k t o ^ t'H K n m m e IV T i l K c m HT O F TIIW c o t %TY J l IHIK IX %All FOR SKMISOI.M l l l l I T I , FI.O K« ill Si is i-hom vtk, so. 4 lea I S HKi KwTlTSJ O F KLIIIA K.Villi ALA Dk m i M. Ta All Cradltara, Laswtaaa, llUIrlbulcra aa4 Persona H at. '» ! •Talma ar Demaade Vaalaat SaM M laln T H E S T A R O F A G R E A T N E W S T O R Y ST R IP Now yea eon follow the stun of this dedicated young nonroiurgton right In tho pogao of this nawspoptr 6 don ■ weak. You'll find gripping drama os yen look btkind tho scenes of lift in • largo metropolitan hospital. . . examine tho per­ sona! relationships of doctors with soch othnr, their potisnh, and co worhiri. An Investment, not aa ex­ pense. Call FA 2-3412 for expert advice on a Herald advertising campaign. ir r r r 1 B B E G IN N IN G M O N D A Y , N O V EM BER 2 6 It-ZO "Daddy, Ned and I a rt trying to work out » budget, fthat ao wo do about our share of tho national debt?" You a nd oa< h of r a n t r a h a r a h r nuliriad th a t you a ra required by Law to p r i w t i l any clalma and d-inaude which you, a r alllier of y-u. may hava agalnat tha a a u t e o( KLIDA K A M I A LA. da* •-aaaad. lala uf ,ald County, tu lha County Ju.lga a t S . m l. nnla Ci.uniy, Klurltla. a t h'.a office la tha coSrt houa* <•( aald County at Hindord. IT >r. Ida, within tlx calendar m onth s from the time »f the fire! publication of thle ao* tlce. Kach claim o r demand •hall b* in writing, and ,a a ll ■late the place e t rtaUlaace • 1'* P->-» olflce sd-lr.-n or lha clalma in. a i d .h a ll ha ■worn to by the claimant, hla eganl, or hla e tlo rae y , and any auch claim o r demand not aa fllad ahull be void. Victor K arbala •Ae a dralnla tratur of the Katate of KLIIIA KAUII.SLA, P a s s e pad. Lemml a Ja r a ln e n A tterneye for A lm ln U tr a te e City C e n te r UuUdlng Lake Worth, Florida , • * O r-b ^ ku S r u 17 * D,a* . CDC-'tl �Classified Phone M 3 M 2 Office 204 W. First S. Nolkaa « Pnaaaali CLASSIFIED CWSX WE RENT I. Lsst A f mu* a Uotplttl B«di • Playpen* L NsUmb • Poi— aIs a Wheel Chain • Strollers f. U s ia liN • lasinscttaa • Commodes • Baby Bed* 4. • Wslksrs a High Chsln 5. Fo*d a Crutch** a Rollswsy Bedi C. Fsr Raat WILSON - MAIER •A Spadal Nstkss 311 E. First St. FA 2-3822 7. S—Hu es Rawtate 8. Botch Im U ta THOMAS ». Far Sals «r Ssat 10. Wm M ta Rsal MOVING II. Rsal Batata Waatad & STORAGE IS. Rsal Batata Far Bala L ac al A L o a f D U ta a c t M oving IS. Marlgaga Laaaa m N. U u r tl *Tt Oaafarft farall Nov. 20, 1982 — Pago 9 SWEETIE PIE* By Nadine Seltzer craft Stemper F A 3-1111 IS. Baaiaaaa OMartaaily • CLASSIFIED DISPLAY* 10. Faaula Hoto Waatad 8. For t a t Tm ., U rn FfL - I F. M. day 17. Mala Haip Waatad Foralshtd Apartment riot* 18. Hotp Waatad • k . Jimmy C u ria. FA 2-4013 If. Bllaatlaaa Waatad Nlea U rft 3 Badroom h ra . ■t b a i g i t c L A s a r n D t 50. BobyaHton 51. Bsaaty Apt., U1a Oath, Fl«. 1m. t m . tiui m • s r. h «*) IS. HaiM • Fatal $73 Mo. 1700 Magnolia MMi 28. Bafldiag Matortab Avc. FA 3-3131. SI. Blastrkal flawlsaa FOR RENT: Four room hour* SS. Flaaillag Sarrkaa on Bcardall Avc. Kitchen 20. Radta A TatorMaa rw *m * • m k » 27. Bfaslsl Stnrksa equipped, partially tarnish-1 ed. Call FA 2-3133 after 4:30 28. Laaadry Sarriea " w y M r t ? SO. P-J71. I 20A. Aato FITLY APT. z m MenenvlDe. so. 31. PaaRry -Lhoateek 3 ROOM COTTAGE. NICELY Si A- Pate FURNISHED. TILE BATH. 32. Flawtra • Shrub* <70 A MONTH. HOI 8. “How do you Ifco my now toddy botrf" S3. Furailars ELM. 323-0371. 34. Arlklaa Far Bala SA N FO RD U 1 A U I SS. Arlklaa Waatad W ANT A M IS. Rail Batata For Salt FURN. I Bedrtn., oak floor*, 6. For Rant SR. AataaiaMko • Trasks masonry home. 1 blk. west B R IN G fA S T RENT A BED RESULT* 37. Baata • Malsrs of Hwy. 17-02, oo Longwood River Front 98. Motoreyska - Baaatsst Rd. Then 1 blk. south cor. Bollaway, Hospital k Baby Bads SO. TraOara • Cakaaaa of Vincent Dr. Legal Notice n c rrm v i u n N o n e * IS hereby given t b i t w* a re engaged la baelnee* a t So* 441, L sk a M ary, »*m l, so la C ounty. F lerld * . a a d c r t h . (le tltle n a aam a of. TH R ru R -B A R OAUB CO.. and t h a t • • In ten d ta re s la te r aatd a am a w ith th a C la rk of th a C ircu it C o a rt, Saailaola C ounty, F lo rid a In accordaaca w ith th a p rev isio n s of tha n c tl t l o u a Nani a S ta tu te s, to w ill Sactlon M l .lt F lo rid a S t a ta t a a 1457. S lg ; H alan M. F o rah ay . A. V. F o ra h a y , S r , P la n o F . B a rn e tt. R o h a rt D. B a r n a tt F a h lla h Bov. i M, I t , ST. C D C -lt By Day, Week, or Moath Furnished rooms. Nice A CARROLL'S FURNITURE clean. 2 blocks from town. Ph. FA 2-3111 111 W. l i t SL Legal Notice $8.00 a week. 303 Park Ave. Nice 3 room unfurnished fa th e C oara o f th e C ounty 323-0703. dodge. Sem inole C o a aty , F lo r ­ house. 314 E. 18th St. Con­ id a. la P ro b a te . tact Owner FA 2-4868. 4 ROOMS sod bath. Com­ In ro t B a ta ta a t aE O IlG E A LBERT TAYLOR pletely unfurnished. Near D eceased. NAS. Nothing fancy, but 3 Bedroom, 3 bath, built-in T o All CrodHora and range $93 moath. 3 Bed­ B a r in g C laim , o r cheap re n t $7.30 week. Ph. room, 1 bath, $85 month. A g a laa t SaM B eta let FA 34111. T oo a n d each nf yau a ra 3 bedroom $80 month. For h ereb y n o tifie d a n d ra q n lta d further Information contact lo p r.a a n t a n y claim s and d e­ WELAKA APARTMENTS: m ands w hich you. o r e ith e r Ted Williams Hardware. Rooms private baths, 114 of you, m ay h a r a a g a ln a t th* 203 E. 23th St. W. Fir it SL ' th* t a u t * o f GEORGE AL­ B E R T T A IL O R , deceased, la ta of aald C ounty, to th e C ounty Ju d g e o f Sem inole C ounty. F lorida, a t hla offlca la tha FtC T ITIO C S M A U I c o u rt houaa of aald C ounty NOTICE IS harahF given th a t a t ganford. F lorida, w ith in wo a ra a a g a g a d la hualnaaa ala c alan d a r m onth* from th a a t Bos 411. l a k e B a r r . *am l- lim a of th a f ir s t p u b licatio n nolo C ounty, F lo rid a , a n d ar of thla notice. T w o copies a f th a rie tltlo a a a am a of, THR eac h claim o r dam and s h a ll ha A N SW ER W HO C O , and In w ritin g , a n d sh a ll s ta te tha th a t wo In la n d to ra g la ta r aald p lace a t ra std aa ea a n d p e al a am a w ith tha* C lark o f tha offlog a d d re ss a f lh a c la im ­ C ircu it C o u rt, S ow laola C oun­ a n t, a n d a b a ll b t sw o rn to ty . F lo rid a , la accordance by th* claim an t, hla a g an L w ith th a prevision* of tha o r a tto rn e y a n d accom panlad F ic titio u s H am a S ta ta ta a , to­ by a filin g ft* e f an* do! w n : Sactlon M I.M F lo rid a l a r and each claim o r dam and n o t so fllad sh a ll b* T o l d . S ta tu te s H IT . /* / A nnl* P. W agnon S lg : llalan M. F o ra h a y As s ia c u to r of th a L ast A. V. F orahay, Sr. W ill and T aeU m an t of P u b lish Nov. I, I I , M . IT. Uaorg* A lb e rt T ay lo r C D C -lt Deceased in t h m c r a c v n r c o c k t or ■ te n itro m , D a rla A M cIntosh THM NINTH JU D ICIA L C IS - A ttorney* fo r E x e c u trls C U T O F AND FO R i E k l - P o st O ffice D raw er 111 NOLR COCNTT. FLO RID A . S anford, F lo rid a CHANCRRF NO. 1SSSS Publish Oat. St. A N ot. «. IS CH IC O PE E FALLS SAVINGS S«. IMS. BANK, CDB-US P la in tiff. IN T U B t'IN C L IT C M -BT, HU BBY L. MaKIN.NET. a t aL NINTH JU D ICIA L CIRC L IT. D efendant*. IN AND FOB SHBINOLB AMENDED NOTICE OF SL IT (O L N T T , F L O R ID *. IN r i l« * ( K R Y NO. |]I* T IN MOBTOAOB FOBECLOOVMB MOBTUAUM r O M O M I R k W IN T E R PA RK F E D E R A L T O . IIE N IIT I . M rKINNEY PAVINGS AND LOAN ASSO­ a n d DOLORES M. MeCIATION, a corp o ratio n o r ­ KIN NEY, hla w lfa S E I I U K H 'l h g a n lied a n d t a t t li n g u n d e r Lot I. C h arry aalo O T ru llar th * law s of tha U nited S ta te s a t A m arlca C ourt M um l.r. South C a ro lin a P la in tiff. Tou a ra b o |.b y no tified th a t tb . a I 'n m p l.ln t to foreclose a IIAHRY A KANE and SARAH c .r la ln m o rtg a g e e ncum bering A KANE, hla wife, a t al.. th a fulluw lug desertbad rsa l D efendant!. C L ER K ’S NOTICE OF SALE p ro p erty , to -w ltt Lot •. Block R. COUNTRY NOTICE IS H EHEUT G IV ­ CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. EN th a t un d er a D eere* ef 1. acco rd in g ta th a p la t F oreclosure and Cal* a n ts ra d th e re o f e i recorded la by th* Jud g * of tha C ircu it P la t Book I t . I "an* » . C o u rt or t h . N inth Ju d ic ia l I’ul.llo Hacorde o f S.nil* C ircuit. In and for Sem inal* aola C ounty. F lorida, C ounty. F lorida, on tha 1th h aa been filed a g a in s t you In d a y of N o ra m b .r, I t t l , In a th a a ho re>styled anil, and c erta in causa h stw san W IN ­ you a ra re q u ir 'd to a cre s a T E R PARK FED ERA L 8AVcopy of y our A nawer or o th e r INOS AND LOAN ASSOCIAP leading to th a C om plaint TION a co rp o ratio n o rg a n ic on P la in tiff* a tle rn a y s , AN- ad and t s l s t ln g u nder the I.EUSON, Itt'S II, DRAM. LOW. law e o f th a United S ta te s of NtiKS A Tan dan HRIIU, IIS A m arlca, P la in tiff, a n d IIA It E a s t C e n tra l A rena*. O r­ RY A KANE a ad BAItAlf A lando, Florida, and til* t h . KANE, hla » lfs . st a l . Dao rig in a l A o .w ar or o th a r fsn d an ta, being C hancery No P lead in g In tha office o f th a 13417, I w ill sell a t public C lerk of th a C ircuit C o u rt on a u ctio n to th* highest bid­ o r before t h . SVth day of d e r for cash a t th a C o u rt­ X u u m io r , l»4S. If you fall house In th* City of S an. a d . M , t decree pro eon- ford, Seintnol* C ounty, F lo r­ feeto w ill b* tak e n a g a in st ida. a t th e hour of I t see you for th e relief dem anded o'clock A. M. on Nutrember I* lha C m nplalnt. 33th. 1*43. th a t c erta in par T h is N otice shall ha nub- cel o f re a l pro p erty d e sc rib ­ lle li.d ones a w eak for four ed ae fellow a: C 'in ..c u tl« e weelce In the tail |. o f Block - E - of S anford lle ra ld . W A L K E R S ADDITION to DATED thla U th day of ALTAMONTE MPRINGg O ctuher. 114*. A ltam onte S prings. Sami (SE A L ) not# C ounty, F lo rid a, acA rth u r If. B eckw ith, J r , e e rd ln g lo th a P lat C lerk of C ircuit C ourt T h ereo f recorded In P lat lly : M arth a T. Vlhlan B o o k t . P a g . t l . o f tha D eputy C lerk Publle R ecord, of Sem i­ Publleli O ct. IT, N or. S, IS, nole C ounty, Florida. A » . 1443. (SEAL) CDB-1IS A rth n r II. B eckw ith, J r , C lark o f th* C ircuit C ourt By: M a rth a T. V lhlan, C. Black Foodie Puppiea W ta D. d e ro a .d le . Main**, A K C Paper* Furninhed I fu a ta r A W ard 334 F a rk Avenue. South A rcosaoriea Included W in te r F n rk . F lorida M a st Soli By Dec. l e t A tto rn , ye for P la in tiff P ublish N or. 13, 34, 37 A Phont 3*i£•7619 Dec. t . 1*43. C DC-14 ALL SOLD OUT IN LONGDALE Sc* 4 T h* LM N Naw Bedroom Horn* l a L akg W e j m an H eig h t* O n L oagdal* A te . J u s t S o u th O f I o n g d a la Longw ood, F ig. < MUt* S m ith a f S a n fo rd Tara Went at Sad Band South af Oweag Brim. O P E N I I a. m. to 4 p. at. D A ILY WEX1VA RIVER ESTATES Approximately 21* acres, with 138 f t ea river. H mile off RL 48. $4,500 Can FA 2-8473 after 0:08 p m. CITY 3 BEDROOM furnished home. Room In private 322-7431. <83 mo. Responsible and permanent people only. Ph. Large 2 bedroom bouee, kit­ FA 2 3881. chen equipped. Near large lake. FA 2-7368. 3 BEDROOM furnished house. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 $85 month. FA 2-3249. Furn. ApL 1201. Magnolia. EFFICIENCY Apt., Sanford Home for sal# by owner at newest, ideally located on Builness Building for rent. 710 Palmetto Ave. Call 1113 Sanford Ave. FA 2-2023 First SL near Post Office. FA 2-2403 for appointment. 2 City Parking Lota, shop­ ping places. Suitable for 2 Bedroom houM, Fla. room 2 Bedroom bouse. Fla. room, garage, tarnlihed or un­ garage, furnished or un­ couple or (ingle, one rent furnished. Nice locstlon. furnished. Nice location. No utility charges. Inquire 412 Rosslla Drive. Can be 412 Rosalia Drive. Can be Manual Jacobson D e p t , seen after 5 p. m. FA 2-7238 seen a f t e r 3 p. m. Store. FA 2-7238 Furnished 3 bedroom house. Furnished 2 bedroom house. Near base. FA 2-2U97 or $73 month. FA 2-7304. FA 2-3730. ROOMS, The Gsble*. Ml "Call Hall" FA 2-3841 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-0730. 2 Bedroom partially furnish­ 3844 So. French Ave. ed. Near Air Base. Phone 3 Bedroom houte, stove furn­ H a n d l i n g all types of FA 2-5721. ished. $70 per month. Cell real estate. TA 2-2202 or FA 2-3383. Unfurnished bouse on N. Cameron Ave. 4 miles east of Sanford. 4 Bedrooms, Legal Notice kitchen appliances, quiet 110 N. Park Avenue NOTICK OF SU IT neighborhood, school but Phone 323 0330. T U B VTATM OF FLORID % atop. $80 per month. Ph. TOi JOAN NORMA NOSTRIL W HOSE RESIDENCE IS FA 28143. E. B. Stowe. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Stenstrom Realty J. W. Hall, Realtor JOHN E. FOX, REALTOR Realtor Raymond Lundquiit, Assoc 3 Bedroom bouse, 380 month. FA 2-3051 Atlantic Hank UkJg. Furnished. Call FA 1-1910. Approximately I acre corner tot. 3 Bedroom houte furn­ Clean furnUbed Apartment ished, fish pond In back. downstairs. Adults. Phone $7300 terms. FA 2-7304. FA 2 1834. 2 Bedroom house. FA 20378 Furnished 2 • bedroom and Fla. rm. home; redecorated Moderate rent. 333-0667. Jim Hunt Realty I. 1 ft 12 i': 5 - It AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty 304-8-rr WILSON - MAIER Total price 112.800, Down payment, $luo. Monthly payment*, including taxe* H IE TIME TESTED FIRM and Iniurance $90. We 118 N Park Ave FA 2-8123 guarantee you'll love It! St. Johns Realty $200 DOWN AND w ™ "* 1 1 bath. Pinccrest dilion. FA 2-1733. aiauine. J “ j Stenstrom Really Firet Ad-1 * ; U1 N. Park Ale. FA 2 2420 SALE 1955 ___ 119$ 31. Artiden For Stile & 2 BATHS VA - NO DOWN PAYMENT LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS VA • Ceevaetieeal k FHA Fiaaadeg ------------------ • ------------------ S u n la n d E a la lc t • O n 17-92 (2 ML so. of S a n fo rd ) bale* o ifU * 1 st. Ilu u .c Inside Ka tra n c e KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. PH. F % 2-8074 JIM nU.NT RE \LTY, Sale* A gent, Day a, FA 2-3118 • Eve. A S un. FA 2-0441 • 324-9700 WORTH — 10c O N P U R C H A S E O F I D O Z E N J . O. B U S T O S ’S SELECTED FLORIDA GRADE A EGGS A T T H E S E STOUES BOSTON’S GENERAL STORE DeBARY COUNTRY STORE LAKE MONROE WHEATLAND’S GROCERY MONROE CORNER A * * * . A A ' A. A A A. A > A A *, A A A A 1Q C 7 Umbrella Tenia $32.93 *pe- ' W * d a l, camp alovc*, ArmyNavy Surplua 310 Sanford 1 9 6 1 Ave. jg g j FACTORY TO YOU ALUMINUM BLINDS Encloaed head. Sag-proof bot­ I1S8e9a1l tom rail with plastic end*. Plastic or rayon tape*. Cot1967 Ion or nylon corda. S e n k a rik Ulutw a n d l’u in t Company 2>0 Magnolia CHRYSLER Windsor 4 Door Air Conditioned ............................. . FORD 2 Door Sedan Standard Tran*. 693 FORD Station Wagun | Dour V-9. Automatic PLYMOUTH t Door Sedan Automatic~ Tran-mLsiun 1957 CAU>1‘LAC 4l,our wllh 119$ P ow e r and A i r f o n d illu n r d . Ph. FA 2 4433 C Q |L . CI1CVK0LET ,mplU 4 U<N>r' l’aw*r»kle 1 Q C 1 Bl'ICK 4 Door Hardtop Kenmore Dishwasher f o r 1 8 9 1 Automatic Tranembalon. large family. Roll around By Weitlngbouie. Come In model, formica top. Per­ 1 Q C 1 CHF.VROI.Er llel-Air 2 Duor Hardtop ! and sec it for yourself. fect condition. $133. Phone | 1 9 9 1 V-9, Automatic Tranamitelun. Town A Country T. V., FA 2-2630. 3333 Park Dr., 323 3363. COLOR T.V. 64$ 1951 CIIKY8LeR 4Uoor>i<tsl CUm Complete New Models • LARGER • 3 and 4 BEDROOMS MANY NEW’ FEATURES • 10c HOLLMSo/SANFORD PRE - INVENTORY Wall 12. Real Estate For Sale' I Agency Office FA 3-2111 Nights FA 2-0648 Nice 3 bedroom tarnished 323-0700 l-ouae. Washer, dryer k disposal. $100 a month. Re­ 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. num bing k Heating ferences. 2124 Summerlin 1 AIR CONDITIONING W Y N N EW O O D Ave. 323 0382 call after • CONTRACT and REPAIR Very attractive 3 UR, CB WORK p. m. home, situated un nice i loo7 Sanford Ave. FA 2-6543 3 Bedroom furnished houte1 shady bunietltc in Wynneat 1606 Magnolia Ave. Ph. j wood. Feature* i n c l u d e 26. Radio & Ttlevlnlon FA 2 2339 or call at 2211 built-in range and oven, W. 19th St. wall furnace, water beater Bryan's T.V. Open 7 days, 34 hour*. Service call* day* and blind*. Comfortable 2 Bedroom house furnished. or night. 17.00. 700 W. 9th Florida room, carporte and FA 2-3631. SL 333-0341. ulilily room. COC-ll Sunland Estates Homes ,T • UEDKGOMS. Property Nic« k N ett 3 BR, 1 bath CB home, situated on large corner lot a t 1701 Wett 2nd St. Completely refur­ nished, Ilka new. $330 down home. and $34 per month, Includ­ ing taxes and Insurance. CLKMENTON. NEW JK IlHBV. AND W HOSE LAST KNOW MAILING AD­ DRESS IS I I I RLACKWOOD ROAD. CLEMENTON. NEW JE R S E Y : A sw orn C om plaint having been riled a g aln at you In the C ircu it C ourt In a n d for Sent­ inel* C ounty. F lorida, by I.IN­ WOOD CHARLES FOSTER, for d lv o rc t the s h o rt title of w hich I* LINWOOD CHAR­ LES FOSTER. F la ln tlff. v e r­ sus JOAN NORMA FOSTER. D efendant, the** present* are to com m and you to appear an.| (tic your A nsw er or o th er defense or pleading herein w ith the C lerk o f Ills C ircuit C ourt e f Sem inote County, F lo rid a, end serve a ropy ■hereof on P la in tiff * A tto r­ ney. C arro ll llurke. A ttorney e t Law, p, O. H ot I7<>. Manford. F lorida, uu or before the l il t day of D eteiuber. A. D. l f t l . or o th erw ise dear** pro confeeeo will b* entered a g a in st you. T h* Sanford lle r a ld I* de­ sig n a te d ae a n ew sp a p er of g e n e ra l c irculation In wlilf-b thla c ita tio n shall ba publish­ ed once each w eak for four consecutive weeks. W ITNESS my hand »n.| o f­ ficial aeal of th a Clerk ef tb* C ircuit C ourt on thla th* ]n<l day of N otam bar, A. D. 1147. (MEAL) A rth u r II. lie, kw ith, i t . C lark of c ir c u it C ourt Ryt M argaret E. Tyr* D. C. C arro ll B a rk s At-.wruay a t Law S uita 111 Sanford A tlantic N ational Uk. IRdg. S anford. Florida A tto rn ey for P la in tiff P ublish Nor. 4. 11, It. 17. Move in now. 3 Bedroom, WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Electric Hot Water Heater. WILSON golf clube for aolt. - — kitchen equipped. $81 mo. Prafcssloaal Hair Dryer, • 8 Irena, S wooda, bag and ! . . SPRINKER SYSTEMS cart. $40. 228-3838 after S o r , £ No cash needed. FA 2-8085 metal office desk with tune All Types sad Sixes lock safe A file drawers, We Repair and Service _________ { 2 IDEAL ECONOMY HOME used oil Hooter. Electric S T I N E 2 Bedroom Home in establish­ Fan. FA 2-3742 d a y * . CHINA—RoaesUul 88 ptecea. ’ ~ Machinery and Supply Co. Never uaed. Very reaaoo* ed neighborhood. $7,300.00 FA 8-2433 evenings. 20* W. 2nd St. FA 2-8432 able. 180 Country Club Cir­ NO DOWN PAYMENT TO cle. QUALIFIED VETERAN Mrs. Brown Miller homemade KEROSENE DELIVER $33.00 per month, including In­ Furnace cleaning service. Fruit Cakco. Ready, wrap, -------------------------- - __ runabout surance and taxes. to ship overseas o r any- 14' CARTER Charles Beaten. FA 2-8118. with trailer. $188. Cushman ; w han. All sixes. FA 2-3894 Motor Scooter. Excellent * Also Winn Dixie, E. 1st SL Piano Tuning and Repair condition. $93. Reel’s Uaed 1 ut W. L. Harmon - PA 2-4222 Cara, 11th and Sanford Ave. ; 'z‘. Why buy a Carpet ShamREALTOR - IN8UROR pooerT We’Q loan you one FRIGIDAIRE ► .re FA 2-4001 1819 S. French Ave. FREE with purchase o! BABY Crib. White. WUh maU Sales k Service tress. $20. FA 2-ONt. Blue Lustra Carpet A Up­ G. 11. HIGH SUNLAND holstery cleaner. Carroll's Uaed Admiral Refrigerator. 1700 W. lit SL Sanford Neat and Nke 3 BR, CB Furniture. Ph. FA 2 3883 home, featuring fully •quip­ Top freeier cheat Full ped kitchen, and all the width criaper atorago door. Will trade now beater tor Upbelatip standard extras. P r 18 e For Rug tod $38.98. Britt'a Inc., Food piano. Phone FA 2-8321 or cleaning in your home call $11,300, and only $78 per F air Shopping Center. Ph. FA 2-7108. ' Mr Craver, Apopka 888-4238 month after tow down pay­ 323-0838. ment of $330. BUY, Trade or SeU Used AIR-CONDITIONING i'a Studio Couch— Furniture, Appliances, TV’s H. B. FOPE CO. INC. make* double bed. Pboon Very attractive 8 BR, 2 tile or what have you. Williams FA 88391. bath, CB home, with Flor­ N So. Park Ave. PA 2-42S4 Furniture Mart, Hwy. 17-92, Casselberry, Fla. ' ida Room, and all the ex­ Refrigeration • Air-condition­ 1-10 It. Cold Spot Refrigera­ tras including fully equip­ ing men needed. We tra il tor uaed. $33.00. F A ’2-3871 _ SURE DEATH SPRAY. ped kitchen. Just $13,300, you. Write Commercial Q WOODS PEST CONTROL, Will trade 8 ft. 1 Year old _.with $430 down, and $88 Tradea Institute Box IS, c<'o DO IT YOURSELF METH­ per froacn ator* freeier. F or Sanford Herald. OD. COST, $3.00 per GAL. ear or pickup truck. Or. 11.63 per QT. $1.00 per PT. The Two homes listed above 29. Automobile Service will cell for <800 caah* ' SURE DEATH SPRAY, IS are both situated oo Lake Coat ($1073 new). FA 2-3871 J T H E ELIMINATOR OF Dot Drive, and each re­ FIREPLACE WOOD. $34.39 A L L H O U S E H O L D presents a mighty fine 9 cord. FA 2-7314. LNSECfS . borne buy for the moneyl Windshield Back G lu ts I AM NOT AN EXTERMIN­ Door Glass Vent Glass ATOR, AND I DO NOT 35, A rtic le s W a n to d WORK AS AN EXTERMLN- Wonted White cotton Rags. SERVICE ATOR, 1 MAKE AN SELL Senkarik Glass and Paint Se pound. Box 189, Lake li t N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 THE SPRAY, WHICH IS Company Mary. STAINLESS A N D N O T 211 Magnolia Ph. FA 3-4823 13. M ortgage POISON. YOU DO NOT 88. Automobiles - Trucks CLOSE HOUSE OR LEAVE 3IA. Pot j MORTGAGE LOANS AFTER APPLYING THE ’S3 Chevrolet. Overhauled, FHA and Convantlonal DACHSHUNDS AKC register­ "8 " with overdrive, new SPRAY. Commercial lc Residential ed. Black k tan. 8 Months (AS STATED BEFORE I AM Urea. R.A1L FA 2-3382. old. All shots. 323-1701. NOT AN EXTERMINA­ .N TOR.) ALL THOUGH A 1982 VOLKSWAGEN. Model- c~. 113, with radio. Class. $1^00. 32. Flow ers • Shrubs LOT OF MY CUSTOMERS 111 N. Park Ava. FA 2-3420 FA 2-7748. IN THE PAST HAVE EM­ * Hybrid Geraniums In bloom PLOYED ME BY THE 1939 PONTIAC Bonneville. 18. Help Wonted GRAPEV1LLE NURSERY HOUR TO DO THE WORK Fully equipped, make offer FOR THEM, AFTER BUYDay Dlshwaaber. Must be GrapeviUo Ave. near 20th 8L oa equity and take over ING T1IE 8PRAY. I SOLI­ experienced. C h i c k *N payment*. 2241k W. 19th SL 33. F n n d tn re CIT ONLY FOR SALES OF T reat Sanford. after S p.m. MY SPRAY. YOU CAN DO BEDS FOR RENT 19. Sitaathms Wonted IT YOURSELF OR HAVE 87. Bnata • Moturn Hospital, RoUaways, JuveANYONE ONE ELSE DO Children kept. FA 2-4183. Bile. FREE delivery and THE APFLYLNG, F O R Gateway To Tb* Waterway Pick-up. YOU. Child Care. FA 2-2274. Robson Sporting Goods FURNITURE CENTER TOR FREE DELIVERY OR Your EVINRUDE Dealer 1100 flench Ave. Alterations and. s e w i n g . I N F O R M A T I O N CALL 111* Ph. FA 79881 Ph. PA 1-7933 322 8928. 104 Rldga Dr. Mrs. FA 88081. or WRITE RT. Herbert Mann. 2 Box 43 , SANFORD, FLA. 38. M otorcy cles . S c o o te rs Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. NICELY upboletcred antique Used Motor Scooters. Sacri­ Day work in Sanford. Ph. Larry’s Mart 215 Sanford FA 2-1197. fice. Lewis Sates A Scr. ’ couch. Platform rockar. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 vice. 2317 Country Club Good condition. 2608 S. Elm. 21. Bsaaty Salon* Road. FA 77928. 323-0378. Illgbeat Cam Frtcea Paid ---------— We Mil and Mrvice Wigs k Trada-la Allowance Mode Nov. Special $30.00 Protein Oa Ueed Furniture A Ap­ Wave w i t h 'conditioner pliance*. $12.30 Shampoo A set A Hair cut 11 E. Firat SL FA 28022 $3.23. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK WE BUY Uaed Furniture. 103 So. Oak FA 2-3742 Ph. FA 23173. PERMANENT SPECIALS F R E E ESTIMATE $8.30 Complete and a large can of style spray free. I’pbolit*ring k M attnaa ren­ ovating. New k Ueed Furni­ Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 318 Palmetto FA 3-0834 Co., a t 708 Celery Ave. CHEVROLET 4 Door, V-8 Automatic FA 2-2117. 24. Electrical Services 12896 Demerntrator, Like New, —— FRIGIDAIRE $ Complete Rooma tor aomeOLDSMOBILK Mtattoi Wagon, Automntla Sales A Service one to take over paymenta Houie Wiring, Free Estimates of $13.30 per month or will Sid Vlhlen'a Randall Electric aacrlflco for eaah. Call col­ CHEVROLET 4 Door With Automatic Tr*n»ml*»lnn. ..... 112 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-0813 lect TE 8-1311. Caoaclbcr. t j , Fla. PONTIAC 4- Door, Antomntlc 25. Plumbing Services Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick PLUMBING Service With the Caib. I Q C n ( OUVAMt, 4 Dour. Heater Contracting A Repairs SUPER TRAD1NO POST I 9 0 U Standard TranemLalon. — FREE DELIVERY ■ dt4te FA 2-0677. R. L. HARVEY 1 9 5 6 c ^ EVR0I’E:r 4 ,,oor Sedan, Standard Trans. ' 201 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 I9 6 0 1954 HOUSES I urn* u u l and h a v e uu r * a lr » m a n ehuw t h e m t o yuu u nde r c u n - lr u r t to n . You’ll ecu — Ike num t s q u a r e f o u tag e fo r ) o u r d o l la r o b ta in a b le a n y w h e re . The*# Model* Ale* Available On Your Own Lot at NO MONEY DOWN TEE N GREEN 1958 iftC Q 1990 19$ 4 **°°r Sodao, Standard Tran*. 109$ LliKVKULET 2 Uuur SUnd»,‘* Tram. 243 CIIE1 KOLET Station Wagon, Y-8 A /T P /S 89$ CHEVROLEr 2 Door Hardtop 835 Economical 6 U}Under — 1 Q M OLDSMOUILE 88. 4 Door Sedan ■9 0 0 Automatic and Air Conditioned 1957 CADILLAC—Eldorado — —Seville— 1QCC ItAMBLEIt Station Waxun 1 9 9 9 standard. A Util* Itooeh Country Club Road at Mayfair Couatry Club OPEN DAILY .40 TILL 5 —* 1493 195 ORLANDO CH 1-3188 218 F- 2nd ST. r 4e 3-8711 x C 2303 PARK V v t FA 2-8881 •— — I [1. �1— .... ',ts ' *—*ri\VA. 4* • j?3 . - '•'..* ■I1®’-ij.fi- - I 2- TT £ • - * ; - ' 5 * . i VlYjjJ r.; ■:■ A,P i-- '• * ■ 1 ^ " :' » •.•'{ ,> . 7 f " i -•*£.•»■* - • v ' .f t •n.\*,?f?vAV • •!. .;. • .- ••• / r — ’ T f~ sC • •■ ■ T O . »' * W t . i.•,•'{■ »• > ,.. .> •' ,/7 S T <1/ — ,'S * / ' ■* -V " / ’ V 5 fiW & m m Wednesday Night - November 21st U I U \ > i ■ SANFORD SEMINOLES DELAND BULLDOGS ' C k • •• ^ 4 Homecoming Activities Wednesday, November 2let — Color Day — Parade —Downtown — 4:00 P. M. — Football Game — 8:00 P. M. — Sanford Seminolee Vo. DeUnd Bod* doge — H om ecom ing Dance — 10:80 P. Mv—High School Cafeteria. Tuesday, November 20th. 7:00 P. M. — Pep Rally and Bonfire — Behind BUI FleaUac Gym. Tuesday, November 20th — After Rally — Benefit Mack Show — Benefit of the Tumbling Team — Hlfh School Auditorium. Pig 'n Whistle HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK For The Finest In Food Aak About Our Free 150.00 "81op By After The Gams'* 2501 8. Park Ave. Permanent For Christmas FA S 4 U I FA 2*5742 101 8. Oak Am. -The World’s Finest* Take A Gallon Home Special • Toes, ft Wed. - 50c GaL Have A Sandwich And A Root Beer With Us On Your Way Home. 1005 French Ave. FA 2.2154 MARY CARTER PAINT STORE JONES ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. STEINMEYER Buy One Gallon • Get One Free! (Wholesale) ROOFING ft SHEET METAL, INC. Let's Go, Semlnoleo A Complete Line Of Supplies For Electrical Contractors 209 W. First FA 2*3649 21C So. Osk Ave. “Your Best Value In Entertainment" 203 Magnolia Am. FA 2-0323 HORNE DISTRIBUTORS FA 2-4731 First Class Work On All Types Of B oor 2927 8. Orlande Dr. 108 West First Phone FA 2-0631 RITZ THEATRE BONDED • FA 2-1922 INSURED I LEE BROTHERS GULF OIL C0RP0RAI0N . Our Best Wishes Plumbing • Heating • Air Conditioning J. nrnllcy Odham, DUtr., P. O. Box 818 CLEAN HEAT To The Semlnoies Courteous ft Dependable Delivery Service Corner Lake Shore Blvd. and Myrtle FA 2-2561 STANLEY-ROGERS HARDWARE Duo-Therm Home Heaters and Furnaces 819 Elm Ave. FA 2-0452 McREYNOLDS DRUG COMPANY WARREN'S DO-NUT SHOP 2012 French “Best Of Luck To The Semlnoies" 2553 Park Dr. FA 2-0642 JET LANES BOWLING Plenty Of Open Lanes BURGER KING 2 214 S. Sanford FA 24531 Casselberry -Have A Big Night-You Semlnoies* Yea, Semlnoies - Let’s Go! Complete Laundry Service Win, Lose Or Tie Seminole County Laundry Co. We’re Behind You, Semlnoies 100% I 819 W. 3rd St. FA 2-3253 Serving Seminole County For Over 30 Yeara PERFECTION DAIRY PRODUCTS SOUTHERN AIR Best Those Bulldogs’* •Sanford Sanitone Dry Cleaning 322-4062 "Let’s Go, Sanford KILGORE SEED CO. Insecticides • Fungicides • 300 W. First Fertilizers pa 2-1981 ADAMS Heating and Air Conditioning Specialist UNITED TRANSFER ft STORAGE I.lcenaed - Bonded - Insured Make It "Hot” For Thooe Bu0dog% You Semlnoies 2502 Oek Ave. locations | FA 2-8321 “Local and Long Distance Moving" 200 N. Holly Am. pa 2-0225 �t i n».. Thanksgiving Services St ■ , rv T»1RrE 1Mac*- f i.w 1 » ti & ‘.'t Music will be furnlabed by the Ftret the of Mr*. the •nWeet, choir will aing Pralee H e Lord. by Mra. Touhy will B»*y Adontfon" by Beth Bingham, aad "Now Thank Wa Alt Our God" by Karg-Rltri. Thn Rev. M r. Jack Bryant, pastor of the Oviedo P in t B aptist Church will be the speaker at the community service to be held tonight at the First Methodist Church. Rev. Brest will speak ea Church, Cssthe aelberry Mr Dtlmaa Oogtlsad. will conduct at m. The church la located ea Hwy. IT-SS aad P la t Circle. At Urn Banked service. The Itev. J . P . Adams J r , petaldeal of the faeferd Area Ministerial AisociitViw will preside. The levdcatton will be given hy The Rev. Mr. G. C. Sewell J r , pestor of director Now BSAT DRLANDt Thin w n the cry of thn cheerleaders of Bomlnoio l Four nr* caught aa they leaped high in the air at tbe bonfire and pap: Tueaday night. The hug* fin waa ringed with hundreds of 8eminolea 1 younger and older, aa they whooped up spirit for tonight's 8 p.m . game iu the stadium, followed by a Victory dance in the cafeteria. (Herald Photo) ■y Larry Fi 4 The city would be willing to withdraw its raquaat toons th e o u e a the pact office building if the achoel heard §oee along . . That’a the atipulatlon by acting Mayer .T o n . McDonald today. MeDonald a aid M the chambar and merebanta want to nac the facility tor commercial purpoaeathey would with­ draw the request tor a library but with a big “ IT . . . The aebeel must also give the okay. • • e We cheeked with Supt. of Bchoota JL T. MDwee this t0 me rain g end l a y aald be would b are to look orer the building firat and report beck to the achoel board. • • e Actually (hi d a lly aaked the city to allow tbo facility bo pet ep lor commercial us* a yaar ago a a d tho postal -alto committoo lad by Francis Baomlllat i t ., neoefiriwod that n q u eet « la October. , A (40,000 offer baa been m ade tor tbo Palma Hotel and aome thing may break • •• % That old Matfet Building on Commercial (juat off Park) will gat tho "new look" soon. • • • Water lines to tho Hunt Co. aite completed. • • • 25th st, will be in a year from now . . . said County Engineer BUI Bush on his way for a long four day Thanksgiving holiday. • • # A CONVERSATION WITH STATE REP. MACK CLEVE­ LAND JR . . Reporter: Well, do you think you'll bo homo for Christmas? Cleveland: Ha, ba, hat Reporter: Maybe soma kind Tallahassee famUy will take you in and give you a good, warm, healthy meal. Cleveland: It looks pretty hope less. Reporter: You mean about the meal? Claveland: No about get­ ting something accomplish­ ed 'before the holidays. • • • County Home committee checking Into that proposed DcBary Nursing home before making any recommendations to the County Commission neat month. 'Difficult Problem s Remain-JFK WASHINGTON (UP1) — President Kennedy says Russia's agreement to take its je t bombers out of Cuba ends the immediate peril of East-West hos­ tilities, but "difficult problems remain" in the Carib­ bean. 7 . Kennedy opened his news conference Tuesday . Deltona Backs Causeway; Need Is Stressed 5cmloots County Chamber of Commerce Manager John Krider took sharp Issue to­ day with County Commissionproject declaring that “this Is not a secondiry project but a Federal aad Stats p ri­ mary project,” In an Interview today, County Engineer WlUlam Bush baeked Avery’s stand and Mid, "Aa fa r aa useful­ ness to Urn county goes there a rt too miles of unimproved roads crying far improve­ ment, and 1 think a Lake Jessup esuseway would servo the county far better than tba Lake Monroe proposal." Krider reports a growing enthusiasm for the Lake Mon­ roe causeway on the part of Deltona and Mickle Brother* office!*, with whom be con­ ferred early this week. The Daltons people agreed with the backers of the pro* jeet that there is little ques­ tion that Federal and State authorities will accept the new alignment for Hwy. IT-89, from Orange City to Enter­ prise and throe* across the causeway and bridge to tie into French Ave. It waa pointed out by both Avery and Bush that st pre­ sent First S t and Hwy. l i n , along Ute lake front, are carrying most of the brattle that will go down 1-4, aad when the Interstate la finished the traffic load on both 17-92 and West First will diminish with only local traffic using the present highway. be United Fund be* tet up officea In room 345 of the iford Atlratlc Bank Bids. Sanford . . . Th. They need any kind of aiture . . . desks, chairs. furniture etc. Seema that political ambltb o baa reached a new low over in Oviedo. Nobody baa qualified to run for the three council aeata that are to be vacated, and the Incumbent! haven't evinced an intereai in qualifying Look, iuya, iu gotta be dooe by Friday night. Wouldn't It be odd U the Oviedo Council turned up with only two memben inatead of five around that big table? Interesting to note In an area paper this morning that the official dedication date tor th* post office was s e t Well, well. It was in your fqvonte newspaper t w a •b * s • E£SFW * night with tho dramatic statement that Soviet Pre­ mier Nikita Khruahcher had agraed th at all the 1L2S twin ja t bombers "now in Cuba will be withdrawn la SO days." Thus, the President Hid, ha waa ordering the naval blockade th at baa ringed the island tinea O ct S t removed immediately. Kennedy's i n n s a n c e m e n t ben crisis cam* juet four weeks sad n day after hie <tlaclosure th a t Soviet medium, reago miaelles were poised on the Island, ahead at th# Unit­ ed States, and that the bombers were being uncrated. The President shifted hb major pressure from Khrush­ chev to Cuban Premier Pldal Castro, who still refuses to permit International Inspec­ tion to pro** that h b island no longer contains n nuclear threat. U. 8. aerial and other aur. veillance will continue, Ken* nedy aald, until be la satis­ fied that Cuba no longer la aa nffenaivo threat aad that offraslva weapon* such as long-ranga missile* and bomb­ er* will not be slipped back to th* bland. Kennedy described the pre­ sent times as "climactle." Ha said a peaceful solution of th* Cuban question "might well open the door" to SovietAmerican progress on Berlin and other critical cold war issue*. Administration officials said pressure on Castro to permit inspection would in­ clude: —Continued close U. S surveillance of th* island by air and other methods. —Efforts to get the Rus­ sians to force the Cuban leader into line on th* blue of verification. —Intensification of work through the Organisation of American State* (OAS) to isolate Cuba even more com­ pletely in economic and dip­ lomatic matters. LCDK. C L I F F O K D N e l a o n waa recently promoted to full com­ mander at the Sanford Naval Air Station. Cdr. Nelson is the special t r a i n i n g officer of Heavy Attack Squad­ ron Three. service iiy - JUtMA... WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Thuraday. High today 80-85. Low tonight, 6843. United Proas Leased Wire Established 1908 WED., NOVEMBER 31,1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. VOL. 68 F irst One PORT PIERCE (UP1) — This city became th* first ea# in th* state Tuesday to get court authority to fluoridate its water supply. Holiday R est WASHINGTON (U P!) — President Kennedy and h b family leave the nation's cap. ital today to s p e n d t h * Thanksgiving weekend a t Hyannb Poet, Maas. 683 Ba^tei;ad ..: Give OK To 38 Senator Plan TALLAHASSEE (U Pl) - thn 1909 session, and thus stood, asked th* members to courts asking It to bold up Tho House passed and aped te needed only a three-fifths vote vote their approval, end the any reapportion ment ruling* until after Ute 1949 session. measure wee passed. th* 8*nate today a M-8*nator, to pass. Report Denied The proposal would give th* 100-Houee member proposal In the Senate, a special reThere waa virtually no de­ ST. PETERSBURG (U Pl)— A report that Army troops as the legblatora took another bate over pasage of tha meas­ apportionment committee ap­ lawmakers Urns' to have an­ would storm Anna Maria Ia­ •wipe at rod 1*trie ting Florida’* ure la the House. Thera were proved and sant to tha floor, a other try a t rodlstricUag dar­ two opponents. Then, Rep. batch of apportionment bilb ing tbs earning regular session in th* near future fat a legislature. The vote waa 75 te IT for Wlllbm Chappell of Marlon, and • mama to tha federal la tha avast all offorta faded practice assault baa been de­ the propoaaL nied. Rep. Ralph Turlington at Alachua, who proponed th* Talks Off MIAMI (U Pl) — National bill, urged the members te Airlines reported her* Tues­ vote for tba a m day that mediation talk* over pine* the responsibility (for 4 new contract had been napportlonreeat) on the body broken off with airline offi­ largely reapeasible tor the cial*—the. airlines nays it te n t position w* have bean la for tba post aevoa yaarv" .» By approving U e p la a , Hmfe* in offset, told tho Senate Liberal Support v a t w a n e r r r <u p i ) — te reapportion itself la accord Pop* John XKlII intervened anc* w ith th* proposed mem­ today te support "liberals’’ a t bership of the lower House. thn Ecumenical Connell and Tbo measure w o u l d give halt debate on a subject that Dade County six House mem could limit the prospects of bers, Duval five, Hillsborough, Pinellas, and Broward four Christian unity. each. Orange, Palm Beach, Polk, Eacambb and Voloab TV Talk BONN, Germany (UPl) — three each, th* next IS coun­ Chancellor Konrad Adenauer ties la order of population twa today postponed a scheduled each and the rest one each. nationwide televbion speech Th* Senate proposal would on the crisb in h b coalition set the membership at SI, the government from tonight until present number, with a pro­ Friday night. vision tor the (pacific make-up of the Senate to bo aet by itatute. Tbo measure did not call MOSCOW (U P ! )— Th* So­ for a special election before viet Union today canceled the military preparedness meas­ BOUNTIFUL BASKETS of all kinds of good food, Including turkeys am ures it took b a t month at th* prepared by youth of the Methodist Church from generous donation* by height of the Cuban crisb. I t the people of the church. The gaily-decorated boakets will be delivered to­ said President Kennedy’s lift­ day to eight needy families in the area. Here John Appleby, Linda Wil­ ing th* Cuban blockade mad* liams and Anna Lea Herman act to work to prepare the baskets. the relaxation possible. Measures Eased ★ ★ ★ Young Request Sharply Rejected Taking Issue TALLAHASSEE (UPl) Senate Appointment TALLAHASSEE (UPl) — Th* Sen. Tom Whitaker of Tampa Committee rejected by a un­ took issue with fellow senator animous 15-q vote ta b y an Bernard Parrish Tuesday over attempt by Pinellas County a Senata Investigation at th* Senator C. W. Young to put University of South Florida tho Legblatura on record as saying Parrish had mad# an favoring "equal" represents"unwarranted attack" on th* tion for the people and pledg­ ing to provide it at th* cur­ schcoL rent special session. Several senators, including OXFORD. Mlsa. (UPl ) — Chtlfman Dewey Johnson of voted Government attorneys resume Quincy, said the) questioning a Baltimore pejr against th* Young resolution c h b u ist today in an attempt because Young mad* them to show that former Maj. Gan.| mad by dacbrlng in advanc* Edwin A. Walktr, accused of that a vots against bis pro­ being a leader in rioting at th* posal waa proof tho senate U n i v e r s i t y of MUsitalppi, had no Intention of trying should undergo s x t s s i i v s : to provide fair r*apportion­ ments! tests. i ment. Resume Queries Reds Smash India Defenders NEW DELHI (UPl) Chines* Communist forces smashed through the ranks of retreating Indian defendday and were reported a few miles of the Valley only a few hours before their scheduled cease­ fire. A Defease MlnUtery spokesman disclosed, only a short time a fb r Prime M b: liter Jawabarial Nehru indi­ cated he may reject Red China'* cease-fire bid, that iadbn forces ia the North East Frontier Agency NEFA have fallen beck M mile* south of Waiang. \ Nehru told i s angry par­ An early be held at liament that India does " n o t; south of Walong. Since then, propose to negotiate" with they have retreated M miles. Communist China until Ks The retreat by the Indian troops are pulled back to forces waa disclosed after the positions they held last Sept. spokesman bad said that *‘ia I. He refused to reject th* the Kameng division of tho offer fbtly until be saw an NEFA sporadic fighting U official text of th* note from b progress b the mountains Peking. torn* mile* south of BomdlIn a surprise move the la." Chinese Communists bad an* During a question period nounced early today that that followed, be added that they would put the cease-fire "there U some enemy break­ Into effect at midnight (It through toward the foothills." a. m ) but they continued te The spokesman refused to roil forward aa th* deadline pinpoint th* breakthrough, H and. bat this waa the first men­ Only Tuesday, the Indian tion by th* Indiana of the troops war* reported holding toothlib a n a Juat north of defensive position* 14 miles Iks ia the special aeaalro. Meanwhile, Sea. J . .1 Cross of OaiasavtU* th at tea ikadTothod legislature admit it cannot sohre the reapportionment riddle aad ro­ te#* natil March I. The' Crocs resolution draw support to committee aa n "last raaort" measure to send tbs lawmakers homo aad U waa m at te Em cal­ endar by a vets at M . Tba measure that draw tba a Herron of Miami Bpriag* w ith' HerrelTa pen***) guarantes t e a m # voter* of Dad* eooaty would support i t I t leaves the present Senate membership untouched a a d adds a second Senator far Dads for a total of 99 seats, coupled with the controversial 1M-member House that failed te make tea grade la tha Sen­ ate yesterday. , A proposal for 41 Bonn tor n and a plan offered by Sea. Ralph Bleak, W e s t - P a l m Beach, far a 49-member Sen­ ate coupled with' 118 House member* under a weighted vote aehem* giving seas* mem­ bers multiple vote* was reject­ ed by a aloe* B>7 margin ha committee. Also rejected, 9-6, by tha aaaall county-dominat­ ed Senata aommlttee waa a plan by Baa. Reebia Askew, Penaacob, to reshuffle the ag­ isting 98 8enate aeata to ahlft five rural seat* te urban ann a. (Herald Photo) Altamonte Holds Altamonte Organizes 'Active' Official Caucus Reserve For Police Department Aa aciiv* reserve tor the Springi, the lawa of arrest. man in th* patrol ear at *B Alb monte Springs Police I finger printing, police pltoto- times. While on duty they Dcpartment has been orgao-1 graphy and ether subjects will be vested with the full bed and is now training un­ Important to the policeman, j powers of a regularly aasignder the direction of PolJca Th* men will aerva on pa-1 ed officer. Chief Grady Hail, it wua an­ trot with the regular force Chief llall aay* it will take nounced by Mayor Lawrence and will provide the second tlx months to compbte the Swofford Tuesday night. training course, and when it The idea, which has been b over Altamonte Spring* incubating in tha mlada of will have th* largeat effec­ both the m ayor and the Chief tive police force fat the coun­ for sometime, waa given iraty oubide of Sanford. petua as the result of tba Included in tbe courae of Governor's Conference on Instruction will be numerous Civil Defease, b a t week. Oviedo voters and prospec­ speakers from Federal and Twelve men, ranging in tive candidates were remind- State law enforcement agen­ age from 24 to 45 have vol­ | ed today by Mrs. Dot Cour­ cies and demonstrations in unteered for the new corps, ier, town clerk, that book* various techniques of crowd and are receiving instruction for the Dec. 4 municipal control and criminal investi­ in the police arti including , elections close at tbe end gation. traffic control, the city or­ of this week. dnance a of A l t a m o n t e Office* ope* this year are tbe three council teals now Police Grab held by Ben J o m i , W. R. Cloots and W. H. Martin. To Young Vandal Bridge _____ Peg* 2 date there are no candidates. City police today appi abend­ Classified ____ Pag* 7 Qualifying petitions, bear- ed a 17-y*«r-otd Negro youth Comics ...... ™ Peg* 6 tag tha name of five regist­ who admitted to breaking into Dear Abby . . . Page S ered voters, must be in at Crooms Academy and tha Editorial Pag* 4 the City Hall by Friday and Municipal Ball Park sometime Pag* 2 Entertainment voters, eligible to vote in Tuesday. L e g a b ______ Page • Police Chief Roy Williams municipal alectiona for tho Put s b ___ ___ Page 8 firat time, moat register by •aid the amount of damage Society _____ Pag* 8 Friday, only remaining time don* a t the ball park waa in Sports ____ __ Pag* » this weak that office* tf tbe excess of (2M and over (1M a t the school, . be Oviedo Books Close Friday Herald Index Aa official nominating sawcun waa held by the cltbena of Altamonte Springe Tuesday night a t the Town HaQ end Gen* R. Staph*neon and I ta a rt D. Fritch were earned te run for the office of council­ man from Wards three end four, respectively. The m e e t i n g , under the chairmanship of Major Robert Watson, waa opened with th* official proclamation by May­ or Lawrence Swufford who presided until the chairman and secretary for th* mooting wore named. Mrs. Paul French was elected secretary. filephenaon, an attorney, was nominated to succeed Jeff Hodges who has served tho Ward three residenU for h it two year term, by Itonald Hasten. H b ward b th* area from the south safe of Alta­ monte Ave* to tbe north tide of Highland. Fritch, nominated by V ilIbm Wlilts, will aarv* th* ex­ treme south end of town front Highland t r th* south city lim­ its. Fritch, if elected, will suc­ ceed John W ell Any additional nomination* must be submitted by another caucua which, under the city ordnance covering alectiona,1 must be held prior to five preceding th* electlew, - � 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, 1962 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, November 20, 1962 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 20, 1962. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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