10 10 259 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c11057281b88bc78ed018058040a1902.pdf 15fabc31b19657be5f5bd0c287cf6d63 PDF Text Text Deficit Operation unwrsny ray Studied Closely ByCabinet m iu Our Greatest Peril DOUBLE-DUTY Heart A*dftistion office Sanford wan opened Monday a t 116(4 North Park Avenue. U will nerve na county and diittrict office for the Florida Henrt Association. Ed Simon, president of the Scminole-DeHory Henrt Council, welcomes Executive Director Dottie Austin. (Herald Photo) Computer Speeds Braille Production BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI) —A June graduate of the University of California al­ ready has put his education to work In sn electronic sys­ tem to help the blind. Wide White, an electrical engineering student from San Diego, has successfully test­ ed a new automatic technique for transcribing English text Into Braille, the "touch read­ ing" system of raised dots for sightless persons, llo uses a high-speed elec­ tronic computer and a codc­ operated Braille printer to speed up the process now _ — done laboriously by hand, r u r e U o rn With the present method, JACKSON, Miss. — Lt. a volunteer worker might Gov. Paul Johnson, railing need as long as tlx months on conservatives of the South to transcribe a large hook, and Mldwast to Join forces! and the result Is only a sin"It Is tims to unite the gle copy, eombelt with the eompone."! Because of the production problems, demand for Braille books at present far exceeds the supply. But White’s method man en­ able blind readers to obtain large books In a few days, and many copies of a book can be produced from a sin­ gle transcription. White’s system works like this The English text Is con­ verted to punched cards, is standard operation on a ma­ chine that uses a two-digit numerical system. A large computer then converts the English text code to lirallle code on a second set of pun­ ched cards or on magnetic or p aiic tape. Aflcr proofread Ing, the Braille code goes Into a small computer or transcribing device to actu ale an electrically operated Braille printer. U altH Press Intern aUotsa I The clearest and most pre­ sent danger to the welfare of the United Statca Ilea in the endleia deficit operation! of the United States at home and abroad and not in the fate of the teat ban treaty. The voters and politicians who are in a lather about what tbe treaty would do to national security would do better to consider what al­ ready has overtaken the ftrst line of American defense. The first line of defense Is the U. S. dollar, Its Integrity, stability and value. This first line of defense is being breached by a lack of confidence in the Inte­ grity, stability and value of tbe U. S. dollar. There is nothing spectacu­ lar about lack or confidence. It Is not possible to finger any specific calendar date in recent years and to assert that on this day lack of con­ fidence began. It la like tuberculosis In that both disease* long can flourish in the sytsem without spectacular symptoms. And then, perhaps when It Is too late, the disease makes Itself known and ihe patient Is confronted with a life ordeath crisis. Sn It could be with the U. S. dollar. Misconfidence in the U. S. dollar was acknow­ ledged in fact last year when President Kennedy as­ sured the world that he had no intention of devaluing the dollar. U. S. gold reserves amount now to approximately $15.6 billion of which about $t3 billion must be held by the Federal Reserve System to J F K To Address Florida C . O f C. WASHINGTON (LTD The White House Tuesday confirmed that President Kennedy will address (he Commerce Nov. 18 at Tampa. Press Secretary Pierre Sal­ inger also said the President plans other activities on his Florida trip hut he would not specify what they would be. ihe extent of 23 per rent of tbe fed's notes and deposit liabilities. The remaining *36 billion Is free gold, available to for­ eign creditor! who may pro. fer gold to dollars. But the sum of foreign claims that could be levied against this $3.6 of free gold amount* to about $20 billion. If the foreigner* demand gold when all these claims come due, the United States will not be able to pay up. The Republican congressional committee i« warning that misconfidence In the dollar could cause a run on U. S. gold. That, In turn, would require drastic action here, either to repeal tbe 25 per cent gold backing for Federal Reserve obligations or a devaluation of the dollar by Increasing the price of gold. Or, as the com­ mittee suggested, both! M fX V Just tell us how much m o n e y y o u n e e d to m eet all your seasonal expenses. Phone fo r prompt courteous service/ While You Are Away At School You Can Keep Up With The Local News Of Your Friends. The Local Sports This ’ Look Real Promising. You Will Re Able To Keep A Close Check On Everything In The Old Home Town $1.00 Have It Start The First Day Of School. Fill Out The Coupon Below And Mail It R ig h t Away, To i>mtfurii ISjmUi P. O. REG. 5.20 ,C GIN { POPOV 100% GRAIN VODKA V State Thanks A Million 3.1.88 CASE OF 12 Calvert amturn 299 •"cfaT* W* WUk To Humbly THANK EVERYONE In Sanford And Seminole County For Making The Grand Opening Of Our 41st Store Surh A Tremendous Sucre** 1 1 I In Apprreiation Of Your Enthusiastic Support Of Our New Seminole County ARC We Sincerely Promise To CONTINUE To Offer You CENTRAL FLORIDA'S LOWEST LIQUOR PRICES. 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"Now then, which of you k going bock to tchool)* MILSHIRE BOX 1657 SANFORD, : FINANCE SERVICK, INC, • f Sanford MONTH Yes, For Just A Dollar A Month You Can Receive The Sanford Herald Ily Mail. 24 Nssttly Per**** KFAMI LY 1.65 VALUE a tear** Ik, * *12000 usoo 220.00 312 00 432 00 392.00 LOANS UP TO $400 4.50 SURFSIDE Subscription It Pays To Use The Jerald Want Ads REG. 4.50 Canadian Whiskey COLLEGE Fog* 4-A—S«pt 11, IMS 1® QU 6.6.”, VALUE CANADIAN DELUXE 100% Imp. a sk sk Address i V o fo rl 888358 f- — ec ** r-' ^e*e*ratvm Adminletrator and prafaaaor aakriea s i Florida unlvunlt i n cam* tinder tb* clow ■tody of tbo State Cabinot Tuesday whan differing aa1> ary inert*** recommendation* w a n received from tha Bud­ get CeauaUaion and tbo Board of Control. Budget Director H a r r y Smith recommended tha aaU ary raiaea suggested by tha Board of Control be reduced. Ha preaaatad a liatiar of achool adminletratora a n d professor! allowing the aala* riaa during tha laet three years, tha Board of Control’s euggaeted incraaea and tha Budget Commleslon’a m om aendatlone on raise*. Appearing In favor of the higher Board of Control raliea wart Dr. Broward Cul­ pepper, board executive di­ rector, and the president* of four atate unlraraitlea. The board was told Florida schools must have higher salaries for administrative and academic personnel If continued progress Is to be made In Improving the state's aredein)c standing and Indus­ trial expansion. Culpepper aaid tha board's recommended increases were all within tha 1M3 Legisla­ ture's budget for higher edu­ cation. Smith **ld there wa* no consideration of personalities In his suggested raise dacreases. Tha four university presidents said tha individuals must be considered. The Csblnat held the mat­ ter in abeyance bat promised a quick decision on the in­ creases. The Cabinet epproved $60,000 In renovations and adill tions a t the Sunland Training Center at Marianna, The Department of Public Safety was authorised to in­ vest $$0,000 accumulated in tha Highway Patrol penalon fund. th e i 499 Reg. 4.90 Kenlucky Gentleman STIt. KY. BOURBON 329 REG. 4.50 C H A R R ED OAI STRAIGHT 8 Y r . liOUItllOX 299 LIQUOR FOR LESS S9.88 Ca*e O I12 BRUGAL LIGHT OR DARK RUM These Price* Good Semlnol* County ABC Only > �WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Friduy with n attered uftemoon nhowers; hlpti today 87-91; low tonight in 70.<t. VOL. ofi V e i* ^ Edgar R. Sitter will take over a t permanent postmaster at Casselberry Friday, lie will b« presented with the certificate of office by Percy Manly, of the U. S. Post Of­ fice Department. Clyde Kerce. who has been acting post­ master for the last three jears. will continued with the postal service. • • • Executive committee of the Florida Savin;s and Loan League has endorsed the *75 million bond iisue for high­ er education. And has re­ quested all savings and loan associations throughout the state to financially support the Florida Council of 100 with its program to "edu­ cate the public on the facts involved In this election" -Nov. 3. • • • Dr. E. T. York Jr., provost for agriculture at the Uni­ versity of Florida, will be the speaker at the Seminole Coun­ ty Farm Bureau's annual ban­ quet Oct. S at the Civic Cen­ ter. • • • Jim Hardy, the policeman who hangs those overtime parking tickets on your car, Is celebrating his ?2nd birth­ day today. Ills fellow offic­ ers planning a little birthday party for him at headquart­ ers after their tour of duty this afternoon. • • • To those persons reporting overloaded school buses: School Supt. Ray Milwee re­ ported this is common at the start of every school year and that the situation will be ironed out to normal loading In about two weeks. • • • Ur Horton suggests that the next time you take a ride around Sanford to count all the "blind corners" which cause traffic hazards. • mm Note In Mrs. J. M. Adams and other interested persons: Supt. Ray Milwee sa js that a traffic guard will lie plac­ ed at Third ami French, lie and City Manager Pete Knowles discussed It this morning. And, too, Itay says the School Hoard will accept Hill MacLaughlin's offer that the PTO will provide uni­ formed mothers as traffic of­ ficers for school*. United Press lamped”w ire Established 1908 THUHS.. SEPTEMBER* 1*J, "l9«a~SAXFOKD. FLORIDA' yb.~Ta~ Resolution To Cut Off Aid To Viet Mam Introduced In Senate COV. KAURIS HUYANT niyrns n proclamation deniipiutinK thi.-* week ns “ Army Nurse Corps U m uiting Week." Alsu pictured are Capt. Jcunnette Gray, Third Army nurse procurement officer front Fort Macl'herson. (In., and Capt. Janie Miller, Woman’s Army Corps guidance officer a t the Jack* Mmvillc recruiting main station. Rocks, Bullets, Kelly Prosecution Words Fly In Witnesses Testify Race Disputes WASHINGTON tU I‘1) — Christian martyr* marched The first Indication of con- j hntuf-in-hand to the Roman gioraioimt anger at the Ngo arenas." he said. IHnh Diem government’* neChurch rejected uiRtltnents tion against the Buddhist came that U. S. aid was needed to today when a resolution was stem the Communist tide in offered In the Senate urging South Viet Nam, He said that that nil U. S. aid to South if the Diem government did nut rhnnge its policy the coun­ Viet Nnm be cut off. Sen. Frank Church. D-ldiiho, try would fall to the Reds who sponsored the resolution, anyway, said American* were ''dismay"To persist in the support ed" at the Diem government’* of auch a regime can only “cruel repression" of the serve to identify the United Uuddhist*. States with the cause of rcli"Such grisly seme* have not cion* persecution, undrrntinbeen witnessed since the ing our moral p o s i t i o n throughout the world,'1 he U. S. military officer* also1 The government lost 7d said. j were concerned with the ap- soldier* and 'id women and FAIGllN. South Viet Nam parent growing confidence on children In the twin attack* (Ill'll —Heavily aimed tloops the part of tile Communist mi the town*. Another 37 per­ uml police today Mocked anti- Viet Cong ginurilla* os a re­ sons were missing and m an/ government demonstrations liy sit 11 o f th e guveiminm''- wounded. nioro than Lathi high school trouble* with Hie Buddhist*. U. S. military officers noted A Vietnamese of fir or de- that the twin offensives Tut-a* and college student* ami a r­ rested several of their leader*. scribed as "oiir greatest vie- day were the first coordinated The second consecutive day of tury'' a government counter- attacks launched by the Viet student protests to the gov­ attack against the guerrillas , Cong on such a large scale, ernment's crackdown on the after they- overran two ills- I The attacks were accomplishj ed by probing operations uk Uuddhist* came amid increas­ trirt capital* Tuesday. But nn American officer on four outposts, presumably tut ing tension between South Vietnamese and U. S. officials the scene noted the heavy gov - ; a diversionary taetle. Vietnamese military offl* because of the policies of eminent casualties ami *uid: rials said their troop* had re* "Victory hell- a disaster.” President Ngo Diiih Diem’. taken the two captured towns, Cnl Nunc nnd Dorn Doi, and inflicted high casualties on tho Coinmunivta in buttle* in th# Cumnu Peninsula Did mile# south of Balgon, Rusk Cool To nstuii... Undercover Agent Somoza Plans, BRIEFS Tells O f Cuba Visit ★ ★ ★ Ev Helps Exiles Say U.S.'Hoist By Own Petard' In Viet Nam TALLAHASSEE (LTD - all, but did not immediately WASHINGTON (UPI) — Hoffman testified that idl WASHINGTON (UPI) — Unllrit Pres* International House prosecutor* Semite GOP leader Everett placed indicate whether all of them MIAMI (UPI) — E k-NIcof the student* who went to A volunteer undercover agent Negroes oml whites stoned more witnesses on the stand would be used. When sworn M. Dirk sen's all-out ilippnrt nragtuin President Luis A. ol the nuclear test tun treaty wlui Joined some oil American Communist Culm vvero warned each other In High Point, N. today a* the impeachment in by the court of Impeach­ Honiara discussed plans to today strengthened prospects students in violating a bun twice enrullte by U, S. au­ C. Wednesday night and one trial of Pasco Circuit Court ment, there were .some III of oust Fidel Castro from Cuba that fewer Republican* than on travel to Culm (Ids summer thorities that they* would be shot was fired from ambush Judge Richard Kelly on the witnesses present at the with Secretary of State Dean Democrat* would vote against testified today that about a violating State Department Capitol. early today. Police uses! tear dozen of them were members regulation* if they made the it. gas to disperse an angry charges of judicial Ijranny Prosecutors said the other* Busk nnd exile leaders here of an organization identified trip. crowd of 3,000 whites during went into it* fourth day. would he called to Talla­ Wednesday before leaving f»r Hairy At!vises WASHINGTON (UPI) — as u Communist "splinter Iloffnmn raid they’ were The prosecution has sub­ hassee when needed. the height of the violence. home. One of Hie untold stories of group." CHICAGO t U PIt—Sen. Bar­ met at the airport in laith A rille bullet ripped into poenaed about itl witnesses n At least half of Wednesday's Somoza. here ns a guest of ry M. Gohlwatcr. It-A ru, The witness, Barry Hoff­ London and Prague by U. S. the Viet Nnm crisis I* the fact a truck carrying three white hearing was taken up with the Ametieaii Legion conven­ man, a Brookline, Mas*., real embassy reprvsriitiitivea. that the United States Itself men in a Negro neighborhood legal maneuvering by attor­ tion. made it eloar during hi* u r g e d fellow Republicans estate man, told thu House Wednesday night to direct lie said the American dip* largely created what has re­ They were not injured. ney* both for the House and four-day visit he favors giv­ Committee on Un-American initial in Prague seemed cently heroine u "privata The shot was fired about for the Pasco Republican ing the Cuban exiles the help their anger toward the New Activities tire student* made Frontier—“rather limn chew four hours after High Point judge. that ha* been denied by tlie on member* <d your own Ini secret of tlie fnet that they "quit* embarrassed" when unity" working ngninst Amer­ many of the student.* "merely ican interest* there. police used tear gas to break The Senate ended the legal United State*. belonged to the organization, Ignored him and walked party." up a crowd of whites who fight by refusing to grant a (J. S. aid nnd advicn both Bu*k. exile leader* paid, which i* called tlie l'regrcs- away" when he trim! to uilvi*c went into rrention two years tossed stones, eggs and rot­ motion by the defense far ac­ gave a "cool ear'* to Honiara'* *iv,. luvhnr Movement. ten tomato*-* at Negroes dur­ tlli-nt they would be violating ngo of a special Victnnmesii quittal and refusing to grant idea* and plan* to support Schools Ciain Committee Counsel Alfred TAMPA |U l'l»—'The board ing an anti • segregation military form responsible tit a to-day recess for further exile activity against tlie nl control was told today trial M Nittle described tho organ­ tlu-ir country"* travel ban. march. Huffman testified ill the the palace rnthrr than to the MIAMI ( UP 11—The Amer­ study and ease preparation. bearded dictator. Florida's four state imiversl- ization a. n "Communist old ltoil<e caucus room before military. It now Is the arm of Later. Negro youths stoned In all. three witnesses were I>m ing bit visit, the former j ican Legion culled ml the have a record total at­ splinter group" formed lu a standing • room - only mi- tho piesidenl’a brother, Ngts whites on a street in the Ne­ railed by the prosecution <m president conferred with ex- tendance till* year, amt that I(HiJ tiv "nee-Trot sky lies.'* Stale* today to "pro 1tfir #ir«t i! %v d ^ iH o n y , gro section. Several person* United dtehee which Included George Diiih Khtt. * • ..-n r t were injur. ' ) > rock arts'. ced tmldic .v o.r t % l :»(tin N vrt ff, t'uli.iil President t'nrlo* I'rty only one of (hem, Florida A Lincoln Rockwell and M ieial At present, soma of Hips* Manuel Arthur, chief of 111 Hying glass. i uiia if It cnnii'd aet co i ■i i Hi J •ol of the Ccr ral pi n- llevidutiumiry Recovery Move- and M., has shown a decrease of Id* American Nazi Party Spot ial Forces, Intended In in enroll meal t|om last year. At t ’hicago. thousands of at inn from ether hemisphere LiU Court of App>us, gave star nit coopers. Also scattered fight llte Communist* in thil while demountr&turs failed in tuition*, using armed force* no leitimimy. lie delivered for merit 311111 and political lend­ throughout the hearing room mountains ami delta country, ers Carlo* Mnrqticz Sterling Attack Reported an attempt to prevent the if it tu* to, , tile court a file which prose were a number of bearded are being used in Saigon’s se­ KEY WEST (UP!) - Comcity council from adopting "We can never peacefully cutor* sail they would use in arid Aureliano San* he/. Aran­ b atnlk-like youth*, somu ll! ! riirity’ troops, met r ial lifting boat* said u go. an open occupancy law. The coexist in this hemisphere their case, shirt sleeve*. j Among If. & offleuls tho Marque* Sleiling raid dur­ treigliter reported Wednesday RIO DE JANEIRO (IT'D measure, passed t>> a Midi! with romminn-Mi . we ur.i The other wilne*ssi were Uniformed police mol plain- story’ raised fundamental Is­ ing a "fruitful" thu *-hour it was under fire off the — Tlie government announced clothes detectives stood hy sue* of whnt rout rid* art* vole, bans racial iliscrimma our government to lie nitre- attorneys, one frum Cleartion in the sale or rental of lenllng in it* elfort* to tie water and the other (nun St. talk with 8om»*«. "We eon- 1northern coast of Cuba. The llmt army troop* quickly post* inside ami outside the available to this country t<» property by real estate loo­ ■.troy tlie Communist govern Petersburg, who complained eluded that the Cuban exiles radio distress call was be- ertislied a pocket revolt by hearing room to guard avoid creating "Frankenstein Our idt'e item yesterday ker*. menl in Cuba,” sa id a I ion of Judge Kelly’s conduct of must achieve political unity , til-veil In In- from tile Allalr, tutvy nod air force unit* in against passible demonstra­ monster*" in projects it must en route from Tampa to lion and entry the war to Castro." | aland the "tlognapper” ClrihiiA Negro registered fur word resolution adopted by a cases which they brought !»■ tlie capital city of itrn-ili.1 tions. Die committee laid set up or assist in foreign Ima* resulted in one being classes at Florence Slate Col­ voice vote of some 2,ooo dele­ fore him. to. I.IS n trm rrTTTtr PVTT j Tllt» truth.'r nf the- Tnptr*A ’ ilnrns. been T^TT fold W e d n c o i n y Hull' binds.---------------------------------returned to its rightful own­ lege in Alabama, where Gov. gates to the national conven­ Howard P. Rive* of d ear- movement, Sanchez Arango, w e r e reported w o u n d ed . would bo such tin a t t e m p t . When Nhu, chief adviser to Exile Arrives er . . . or so a woman tele- George Wallace apparently tion of the 2.7-million member water said that Kelly had a said hi* meeting with Somoza Tlie War MinWtry In Rio Hoffman started off hit* Viet Nani’s President Ngo MIAMI lU I'lt — Haitian plumed. inn "very encouraging." has decided not to attempt to legion. had reputation in the Sixth ile Jimeiio issued a communi­ Die following space was physically block any further Ailimu nnd Soiim/a left exile leader III’. Clement lie que saying that relsel ele­ testimony hy saying that he I Midi Diem, launched tnassivo The convention strongly cri­ Judicial Circuit of Pa>eo anil purchased by .Mr. and Mr*. court-ordered desegregation ticized the U s government Pinella* counties a* far as Miami aboaid the same plane. unit arrived here Wednesday ments in*isle Brasilia hail I Volunteered to to* on uudi'i'- raids against Buddhist pngodLewis C. Dell ami family at Attendance was down in lor failure to deal with Fidel conduct of court cave* wav There were report* that So- night utter being deported "stirrendered uiieonditfunnily." eover agent (or thu FBI mid u* on Aug. 31, lie culled on lli« Kiwanlv benefit auction schools desegregated Tuesday Castro and the Cuban situa­ concerned. He admitted un­ niozn would make a television (rein Nassau and announced It said two of tlie rebels bail ibe • entraI Intelligence Agen­ two main groups fur the Job. One consisted of units of tint cy (l'L \) while travelling last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. in Birmingham, Tuskegee and tion up to now. der cross-examination by the appearance in Caruias, Vene­ plan* to petition the li. S. teen taken to a hospital, tile with the group of Ntihlents, so-called "Special Forces" of government to admit at least Dell's payment for the space Mohile, zuela, today to set k a "renpthat Kelly was The legion pointed out in defense fiist indication tin t theie had lb' said the student* went the Vietnamese army. Tho went Into the club’s under­ White student* staged pro­ the resolution, presented by thought of a* a "diligent" proochment” on the q <- stion 3.non Haitian refugee* in the been any’ fighting. to t'uba the long way by other was a special police se­ privileged children and schol­ test demonstrations at two the committee on foreign re­ judge. of exile a ill betvvei n himself Bahamas. However, the Brasilia air [It ing to western Europe, curity section of Viet Nam's arship fund Venezuelan Piesideut Integrated Birmingham lation*, that It Ini* been warn St. Peter*burg attorney Jack amt p<oi about eight mile* from then t • Prague where they national police uml security "Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C. schools and one in Mobile. New Home? Itotimlo Itctaiieouit. ing the nation against < astro \ Page said that Kelly fad­ llii> downtown area, remained Itnnrdci! a Utthuu airliner for service, BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPH— De'l, having moved here from and tlie threat of Cuban Com­ ed to grant a continuance in in rebel hand*. A Navy i-nmTho United State* was InHavana. Ohio, have purchased a busi­ King Sami of Saudi Arabia a personal injury case filed munism since lu«o. nm nit pie issued here sunt tlie Upon arrival in Prague, be atruillcntnl in setting up thesii ness in the Food Fair shop­ Red Car lias formally approached l.eti "The \ m e r i c a n Legion before him, costing Page ad­ Cape C ontrail next move would be to tecup- aid, the Cuban umliu.-ador unit* in Hull, when Commun­ ping centers. HAVANA (UPI) — Pre­ strongly disapprove* the lack ditional time anil lit* client CAPE CANAVERAL 11 PI) anon seeking permission to i oiigi ululated them “on hav­ ist guerrillas were terrorizing "The Dell* owned and ope­ mier Fidel Castro n ived a of effective action by our additional money, lie said —I'lie U. S. Army Curps of settle here permanently, an lure the an port. Die retsdt started when the ing defied their government.'' the country with t a c t i c s rated a shop in Youngstown, Russian - made convertible government since the estab­ lie was forced by tire action ifnginccr* today swarded a thoritaltre sources said to rimy and air force rebel* Ohio, for the last 17 years Wednesday a* a gift from lishment of the Castro re- to take a "non-suit” in the $377,978 contract f..r construc­ day. However, there was no II .ffnian said lie aeeom- ugiiinet which n!d-fashioned seized the navy an air minand are specialists in their Soviet Premier Nikita S dine which constituted the case, which had the effect of tion of a missile radar station official confirmation of the piinied the student group to military sciences was useless. i,tiit-s, the nirpoit uml the line. In fact, we brag aluiut Khrushchev, Soviet \nibu-..i- lirst Communist government making him Mart all over .it .Merritt Island to tin- Gra rijHirt from Lebanese ur - oll.et data for Gordon ll.dl. It wu* nreessaiy to apply li-li phone exrhailgu in ilia a n a t i o n a l a u t h o r i t y o n e x - s m i l e <-f the Communist* vvvu it. You are welcome to mine Saudi sources here. dor Alexander Ah veil v hand­ in the western hemisphere," a am m placing it before the ham Contracting Inc ol Or­ siliu. in and sec our album and ed Castro the keys to the ca'\ the resolution said. luetic* against them. tien itsl groups. court lando. units remained loyal decide for yourself Mr. Dell Wreckage Found umlAiioy were ordered to suppress personally delivers and »ela I* K It I* I G N A N . I ranee up arrangements throughout (LTI) — The wreckage nf a the uprising. They surround the county and guarantees charter airliner carrying 4U ed thu reliel In-Id point uml satisfaction Europeans on a vacation issued an ultimatum to sur"Mr. Dell also has another flight from Britain to France i ender. line ol endeavor and will be was sighted near this Medi­ happy to serve as an auc­ terranean resort town today, tioneer. accord ing to French nlticla!* Casselberry "We have purchased a First report* said tiler# were he well advised to stop concan we attribute t h i s citizen* to live luie. Man Stricken home on I’aloma Avenue and Edilur, Herald: no survivors. timet ion on their in w ofgrow Hi J Tit# Navy, our The Chain her ol Com. Lave entered our son and I Was extreme!) shocked (Tare Ila liner, Casselberry lice building immediately, garment industry, the 17 93 tnerce nerd* no apologies; May Visit UN daughter in Seminole High when 1 read of the action ol biiritic**mnti wu* reported in highway electronic* Indus­ a* would other* who are it stand* on a line record School, UNITED NATIONS. N. Y satisfactory condition today the Sanford <tty Com mis­ try and the many others, planning expansions. of service and accomplith- lU I'lt — President Kennedy at tho Winter Purk Memorial "We wish In thank the menu. But it doe* rued is expected to nuke hi* iird Hospital after suffering n together with the service in Right now there are many folks here for the consider­ sion in regard to the rily money to operate and it tlie visit to tho Umted Nation* heart attack Monday evening. diistne* required by an ex­ vacant business locations, ation already given us and ap p ro b atio n to the Cham panding community would many vacant Houses, ttiat City Commission truly n p wc hope to be of service to her of Commerce. In elfecl since IlMil (or a policy speech Sharing tlie mom with him lurther growth of our com­ resent* Hie people, their to the General Assembly thi* i* hi* son, Jimmy, a student all for many je a rs to come." tiie City i* stepping back­ nit have been brought here • • • munity would find occupied, vote of confidence in the month, informed source* said at South Seimlnde Junior ward 13 year*—Hie FJU ap­ and kept here, by numerous costly and liineiotuum ing tad if we retrogress we can Chamber eoold nuke even today. The General Assembly High School, wlio received a American Red Cross Is propriation to the Chamber only expect more vacan­ more effective Hie work the opens it* 18th session next b-g fracture doing football efforts, without your Cbamsearching (or a dedicated wo­ by the City was tdoou and cies. If my observation* Chamber docs lor all the Tuesday. man— retired nurse, school the following year, farsight­ ber of Commerce. prnelicr early till* week. Ile Is arc correct, with the ex­ people in thi* area. A city, like a life, doc* teacher, social worker, ARC ed but financially ham­ also reported In satisfactory ception of three City Com­ not stand still — it either Clifford McKihhin Jr. worker—will to devote vol­ strung City Commissioners condition following surgery Pure But Not missioners. all ol Sanford * -trow* or he tin* to die. And unteer time to serving as increased the appropriation Wednesday. (Ihlilor's note: Tlie San­ tlie first pang of the end nf to Pi,issi. when the total people believe we are grow­ chairman of the Gray Ladyford llrrahl iof the opin­ So Simple ing and want to grow. our line city could be the in the School program for city budget lor UH0 oral ion that the City Commis­ CHICAGO — Sen Barry Sentenced We buy Insurance against Seminole County. Call Mat- 3316.000. Our present Com­ dissolution of the Chamber sioner* and llir ( hainhrr of Gohlwatcr. (R-Ariz ), speak­ DELAND (UPI)—Nathanial of Commerce s catastrophe—death, fire, missioners will probably hihle D. Frissell. executive Commerce etrrulivr com­ ing to the National Federation Heath, 3d. of Daytona Beach accident. I would suggest to Doe* the thinking of the adopt a I'j63-|!N»I budget of secretary. mittee should sit down in of Republican Women: I • * wax sentenced here Wcdnes flic City Commission Hut it City Commission reflect the 31.787.00. Joint arsNiun and endeavor "1 am a Republican, pure day tu 35 years in the state invest more heavily tn thu thinking of the business Assuming that this threeHarvey Grcanya and Har­ to amicably stllb- their dif­ and I hope not lou simple, 1 prison on a second degree kind of insurance lliat will men, professional men and old Bosks have been sworn time increase in thu city ferences for the heller, accept that detignalion with murder conviction in the pis­ just plain citizens of San­ keep Hie Navy in Sanford, in as members of the North budget represents tho ap­ nti-nt and welfare of the pride and 1 wear the mantle tol slaying of Edward T er­ ford 7 If *o. the doctor* <m Iruihl up rmr imhisiri.il po­ Ortando Volunteer police de­ proximate increase in pop­ rell, 37. (•immunity.) with honor," tential and enlicu senior East Second Street would ulation of Saulutd, b> wh.it partment. ) Legion Urges U.S. Action Against Cuba Argentina Nips Pocket Revolt Letter To The Editor CC Cut' Questioned RE - TIRE With Us! �/0 CeBary Group f3 0 D ays To Attends Camp History Flows In Big Waves !!:ort Course B j Mrt. M a s Mailer A number ol DeBary rail* dents represented the DeBary H :m e Demomtratiott Clnb at a abort course on conservet i n held last Thursday at Camp McQuarrie from 1:10 a.m . until 3:30 p.m. Those making the trip w en Mr. sod Mrs. George Wright, K r. and Mrs. Iran Wslker, lira . Maria Aeeardl, Mrs. Joha Armao and Mlaa Itoea &-noreIll. Speakers appearing on the p rjg rim , who were Introduc­ ed by Volusia County Home Demonstration A g e n t Mrs. Edna 8, Eby, were Anthony Jensen, assistant farm fores­ ts r; E. A. Eager, fishing bi­ ologist, Florida Fresh Water a - J Game Commission, and C u ries Hendry, assistant di­ rector, Division of Geology. The first meeting of the DeT ry Home Demonstration Club will be he'd on Thurs­ day, Sept. 28 at the Communh r Center. The workshop will f t underway at 10 a.m. fol­ io ed by luncheon and the h'Mlness meeting will open at 1:33 p.m. The program will h r on "The Family Laund"y.M Mrs. Eby will attand this re ttin g and all members of the club are urged to be prelent. \\S. 'Interested' h Race Group WASHINGTON (DPI) — V mbers of a small organisn tlin of white racists appeared to have advance Information about where trouble spots WJUld develop in the lateet A’ahama school crisis, a gove intent source said today. Tbs source said movsmenta of member* of the "National 6 itea Right* Party* turned « -t to he n better Indication e* where tension would develo i than even maneuvers of A ibama state troopers. He offered no eiplanatlon fo r the weathervane - Ilka njovea o f the party members, but said the government was •interested* In what appeared to be "much more than Just a coincidence.* Although very little le Inown about the party outside the South, its members fre­ quently have been at tha aeena of other civil rights disturb­ ances. By The Beading La W atery Written for Newspaper Enterprise Association AH of our articles thus far have been developing a gen­ eral study approach — habits of study th a t will work with almost any subject you en­ counter. Now It's time to round off your arsenal of study techniques — to supply the variations that apply to ■pcclflc subject*. Well s ta rt with history. Nineteen chapters ago, vra ■aw th at a history book is not tho asm s aa an obituary column. I t ’s not Just a long Many Relocated Cubans Return TAMPA (U P 1 > - Industrial Commission Chairman Wor­ ley Brown eald today that many of the >0,000 Cuban refugees that had been relo­ cated to other areas are re­ turning to the Miami area. Brown said It Is apparent Cuban refugees are displac­ ing local citizens In Jobs, though no deflnlta estimate Is available as to the extent of this displacement. "But It is now a real prob­ lem," he aald, adding "the majority of these Cuban re­ fugees who take Jobs In Dado County are good workers, but It Is felt many are working for lower salaries, thereby depressing wages." Ho told tho annual Florida Labor 8cbool, sponsored by the State Federated Labor Council (AFL-CIO), that the problem Is a national one and the burden should not be borne entirely by Florida and, especially South Florida. "It would seem logical that federal authorities should not only encourage but require resettlement of a large porUoa of the Cuban refugees who tro presently located in tbe Greater Miami area." Mrs. Randall Rites Friday list ef dates and daad people — even though moat of tha people in your book are dead. Let’s taka an example from history. You've probably studied the Renaissance — or else you’ll be studying It toon. Hava yon ever asked yourself why there was a Renaissance — why tha whole of Europe sud­ denly awakened from centur­ ies of comparative lethargy! Why there wee each a tre­ mendous flowering of science, art, culture, philosophy T What prompted men to risk their lives upon unknown oceans! More than this, have you tried to figure out how the Renaissance has shaped the world you’re living in — bow your country, Ideala and be­ liefs and even the modern technology which Is such a part of your life were largely determined by the events of centuries ego! I d other words, have you seen how history moves, how it flows in big sweeping waves! Let’s stay with the Renais­ sance and taka n look at a historical movement or pat­ tern of development. We can go back to the 12th and 18th centuries and the Crusades. The serfs that took part In the Crusades were "getting off the farm" and thua a ma­ jor blow was dealt to feudal­ ism — a system by which the king, by "divine right," own­ ed the land end virtually owned the peasant*. The phi- loaopby and aclence of the ancient Greeks that had been preserved In the East found Its way to Europe vie the returning Crusader*. So did valuable splcea, jewels, end cloths, and the seeds of trade and mercantilism were sown. Trade meant exploration, ex­ ploration meant new lands, new land* meant mure mer­ chants—end m strong middle class was >n the rise. Explo­ ration required science; acl­ ence meant freer, broader thinking. Hence, the Protest­ ant Reformation and the Cath­ olic Counter Reformation. The new icientiflc approach woe applied to politics and social problems — liberalism and democracy were not far behind. The kingdoms of Eur­ ope roes and fell with the for­ tunes of the New World. The Americans revolted, the French revolted. Nineteenth century Europe seethed with revolt and now Industry, in the turmoil of the 10th cen­ tury, both communism snd de­ mocracy found their footholds in the world. We could go on further — but we’ve made our point. Do you see how to study history! Overview your book, overview each unit, each chap­ ter. Always keep the broad picture In mind. Fit each de­ tail into the lurger framework of historical movement. Don’t just memorize names and dates; think big, try to under­ stand history — you"ll have a lot more fun, and the names and data* won't be any prob­ lems. Andrew J. King Of Oviedo Dies Mr. Andrew J, (Jack) King, 70, of Oviedo, died a t 7:18 p. ra. Tuesday In the Bay Pines Veterans Hospital. Born Oct. SS, 1802, in Banford, he mode his home In Oviedo for the pest 3g years, lie was m member of the Oviedo Methodist Church and of American Legion Poet 83 of Sanford. A retired farm er, be was s veteran ef World War I. , Survivors are hie wife, Mrs. I Pearl A. King ef Oviedo; ■ eon, Andrew J. King Jr. of Oviedo; two grandchildren; four brothers, Joe N. Xing of Oviedo, Foster King of San ford( RUhard K in / of West I’ulm Beach anil Leonard King of Tampa; and twu JIatsr*, Virginia and Dorla. Funeral service* will be held at 11 a. m. Saturday at tha graveald* In Oviedo Cam otery with Rev. Robert of the Oviedo M e t h o Church officiating. Brlsaon Funeral Home charge of arrangement*. Funeral eervlces for Mr*. Millie 0. Randall of Lake Min ni* Boulevard, Sanford, who died Wednesday ^ a t Seminole Memorial Hospital, will bn held a t 10.30 a. m. Friday at the Congregational Christian Church of Sanford with Rev. Walter McPherson officiating. Burial will he In Evergreen Cemetery . Mrs. HanUell cunie to Stnford from Orlando in 1V12. She waa a member of the Congregational C h r i s t i a n Church and of the Hanford Mr. Robert F. Hall. 83, died Pilot Club. a* 12:30 p.m. Wednesday In Survivor* are her husband, t! i Fish Memorial Hospital Edwin B. Kendall Jr. of San­ a DeLand. ford; two sister*, Mrs. Blanche born Dec. 12, 1D09 in San- Barnard and Mr*. Nora E. I f 1, he had made hit home (lookout, both of Orlando and f r the p u t alx months In u nejdiuw, Joseph B. Barnard, COZUMEL, Mexico (UPI) 1 ' e County. Ho formerly also of Orlando, —The leader of the biggest H lived in Sanford where Gramkow Funeral Home ia mass escape so far from Pre­ h i wai employed for a num- In charge of arrangement*. mier Fidel Cimtro'i Cuh* said b r of years by Stundurd Oil today that a U. S. flag Im­ C mpany. provised from women's cloth­ Survivors sro bis wife, Mrs. $4 Million ing saved the 89 refugees who Alice I.. Unit; Iris father, landed here Sunday. C.’orgn F. Hall of Luke Mon­ For Citrus Ads "During the four-day trip, LAKELAND (1)1*1) — The roe; twu brothers, Fugomi of we were sighted twice by r^tntks and Hurry of New Florida Citrus Commission Cuban putrid boats—once 88 C I'nns; two sisters, Mrs. approved five changes in Ihe mile* from the Cuban const— £ ellu Smith of Sanford unit Florida citrus lode today and but we were unmolested be­ Vr*. I.eda Simmer of Pen­ okayed a St million advertis­ cause ’Old Glory’ flew from sacola uitd several nieces and ing budget for the coming the mast," said 48-year-oid lesion. nephews, The advertising budget ap­ Kufnel Rodrigues Alfonso. Funeral services will be The refugrt-s, 89 men. 22 held at 3:30 p.m. Friday at proved by the com minion to­ women and 28 children, escap­ day would provide ft,300,000 Lrissun Funeral Home with ed In a hijacked lighthouseIt*-v. Joe Doulhitt of the Lake for magazine advertising, Ji,- supply ship with the aid of It* 380,000 for television, and the Monroe Ho pi 1st Church offi­ captain, anti • Castro naval ciating. 11m ini will be m Syl* rest split between newspaper petty officer Itenaldu Aims* supplements and radio. van l.nkv Cemetery, The commission also ap­ Farinas. Two C a s t r o l t t e proved hiring a Washington guards brought along involun­ firm to obtain a trademark tarily will be allowed to re­ Defections To fur Florida orange Juice. The turn to Cuba. Gitmo Reported tradmark would be "O J ." MIAMI (U PI)—Cuban ex­ Chairman Sam O. Hanks ile liudcr* here say three named a committee to study group* deserted th* ranks of the quality of roadside fruit Fidel (’astro's romnumist mil- stands ami to make recom­ By Jsue Casselberry itlu last month and defected to mendations to the com ml* Three member! of the South the U. S. Navy Base at Guan­ sion. Semi nolo Welcome Wagon tanamo Hay, Newcomers Club rvccatly Bom* of the defectors, the Joint Team visited the two girls sponsor­ lx lira teported Tuesday, were HOUSTON (UPI) — The ed by the club at Sunlsnd in onipanicd by their families iluustun Culls and Boston Bad Training Center tills month Navy ufliciuU in Washing­ Sox will operate u Joint team Making the trip were Sue ton said they had heard aim in the Florida Instructional Gatei, Sandy LaPoma and Bar rc|H,rt*. but were unable League this winter. Lucille Crowell. tu confirm the defections. "W* ar* sharing a team They would like to remind with the Bed Sox because the public that patients at the "COLD FEET" neither of ua hud quite enough Center are in dire need of The expression "cold (eel*’ young players in the eurly de­ all size* and types of doth lo mean a fear of something veloping stage to fill sn entire ing a* many do not have any started with soldier* in thu team," Iluustun general man­ one to bring them the neces­ 19tli century. One of the chief ager Paul Richards said. sary items. Any contributions allmentj in battle was frozen for this worthwhile cause will feet, but it was said that Legume* are useful ia crop be welcomed by the Center some soldiers feigned Bus rotation because they have or by any member of the youide lu avoid battle. aiLwavu • lixiug qualities. Newuvuiar* (or delivery there. filb ert F. Hall r !es In DeLand ‘Old Glory' Passport To Freedom Club Women Visit Girls , 0 1 te n forl f r r tU Page 2 — Sept. 12, 1063 (NKXTi Sociology, psy­ chology, political sclcncr, economics.) The entire >0 DAYS TO BETTER GRADES series ia now available In ta 80-pagr, spiral-bound book. T* order your copy send your name, address, city end stale plus 11.04 to Better Grades, */o Hanford Herald, P. O. Box 48*. Hept. A, Radio City SUtlon, New York 1*. N. Y. South Seminole P T A To Purchase Books By J u s Casaeltorry Major project of tha South Seminole Junior High PTA this year will b* the pur­ chasing of books for the school library with all funds la excess of items Included In the budget approved at Tues­ day night’s meeting of the group to be used for the pro­ ject. Items on the budget were clinic, 180 ; beautification, $80; year book, 123; national, state or county meetings, $73; hospitality, <30, and contin­ gency, 123. Mrs. Pat Dome, PTA pres­ ident conducted the meeting. Other members of the execu­ tive board this year ere Mrs. Eula Scott, vice president; Sirs. Dorothy Adkins, treas­ urer, and Mrs. Nina Clack, secretary. Chairmen are clinic, Mrs. Adkins and Mrs. Esther Cote; membership, Mrs. Jerry Eckard; study tod discussion, Mr*. Missouri Belle Swofford; publicity, Mrs. Doro­ thy Lunn; homeroom, Doro­ thy Martin; year book, Mrs. Bonnie Whiteside; hospitality, Mrs. Jennie Wells; art, Mrs. Ann Cooper, and ways and means, Mrs. Betty Rhodes. An appeal wss made for volunteers to serve as home­ room mothers sod in the school health clinic. It was announced tb it sweatshirts imi Jacket* In tbe school colon of red and white will be sold by th* PTA on Sept. 24 and Sept. 23 a> a fund raising project. Other events on schedule FRANK J. SEDLAK include a Book Fair to be held at the school on Oct. S and a School of Instruction to be held In South Seminole County by the PTA County Council. Constable Ousted Qualified Instructors will TALLAHASSEE (U P!) - teach all phases of PTA work Gov. Farris Bryant today sus­ at this school for which the pended Liberty County Con­ time and location will be an­ The appointment of Frank stable Melvin C. Kent on nounced at a later date. J. Sedlak as instructor of grounds of Incompetency. Dick Barnett, formerly of Air-Conditioning, Refrigeration and Heating Mechanics st Lyman High School was an­ nounced this week hy Carlton Henley, Lyman principal, ami E. S, Douglass, Seminole County Director of Vocational and Adult Education. Sedlak Is a native of Ill­ inois and formerly instructed in this field at the Chicago Technical College. He ope­ rated his own air-conditioning and 'efrigeratiun service busi­ ness in Allegan, Mich, for twenty years. Selected student* enter this training when they become Juniors ami are with the In­ structor three hours each day for a two year period. Thirty three high school students at Lyman are presently enPlans are being made for rolled. an adult evening course to open around the middle of January. Sedlak Named As Instructor At Lyman Someday someone may find I solution to the needless slaughter on Lite ill-way but until then— Samlnol* High School and new assistant principal at South Seminole Junior High and Mrs. Louise Gilpin, new guidance director for the school, were Introduced by Jchn Angel, principal. Department headi introduc­ ed Included G. ft. Strickland, social studies; Mildred Cad­ die, math; Mrs. Harriet Ju ­ r is , English; E. R. Hill, Jun­ ior science; Georgia McDan­ iel, physical education; Geor­ ge Kirsten, band and music, ■nd Elmer Stone, practical and fine arts. Taachers of each department were also recognized with Introductions made by each department q) head. Plans for Improving com- munication b e t w e e n tha school and parents by means of a parent newsletter and PTA programs to be put on during the year by various departments were outlined by Angel for those attending the meeting. 0 O N L Y ----G E N E R A L t ’' > E L ECTRI C A U T O M A T I C W A S H E R S GI VE Y O U A L L THESE F E A T U R E S B K 1 2 U . CA PA CITY FILTIR-HO* W ATER SAV ER • Damp Dry S#!a • Spiral Activate* Lyj WA >44 W ATER TIM PK R A TU M C O N T tO l W ATER SAVER CONTROL A tW Kh l e th e ce n tre! panel select* H»n rig h t tesvsperetwre fo r each p a rtic u la r w ash la n d . . . H at a r W arm . A n oqwnlty e e ry tassels determ ines th e a m o u n t e f w a te r fo r ooch p articu lar lend. T ho p ro p e r a m o u n t a f w ater fa r le a d s an* d o r six pounds creates a ( r o o t i Sanford Electric Co* "Seminole 118 County’s Oldest CB Dealer* Magnolia Are. FA 2-1562 S A N FO R D SUMMER IS OVER ANII fiONE — KIDS HACK IN SCHOOL — SUMMER VISITORS GONE! IS YOUR FURNITURE A LITTLE WORSE FOR WEAR? TAKE A LOOK, AND COME TO MATHERS. SOFA BEDS SOFA BY DAY — IIED 1IY NIGHT CHOICE OF COVERS AND COLORS 53 WE’VE HAD GOOD BUSINESS THIS SUMMER — AND HERE'S A DIVIDEND — OUR FINAL SUMMER CLEARANCE! H ID E A W A Y BEDS FOAM CUSHION INNERSIMUNG MATTRESS l in o l e u m x 12. S1ZE CASH * CABBY SPECIA L 3 148" B A H A M A BEDS W IDE SELECTION OF COLORS VELVET SOFT VINYL PLASTIC 7 in- im ported DECAN TER G E N U IN E C O LO R FU L IT A LIA N G LA S S Add an e x itin g style not# to yogi horn# with thu colorful •rtipoftad thow p itta Looks SO luiBMOUl mak#% an •deal gift l Rich, e le g a n t la p p c u ia n ii ^ e n h o n tm v1 \A I TRULY A $59.1)0 VALUE 38 00 OCCASIONAL CHAIRS WIDE SELECTION OF COLORS ROOM S A LE ! Deluxe 3-Room Group LIVING HOO.W: Nylon rn u rrd Sofa Bed ■ lih Matching Chair, 1 Tables and 2 Lamps HKD BOOM: 4 Huukrsst Bed. 4 Double Dresser * Innereprinx Mallrr** and Matching llm Spring • Kmimv Chr^l 4 Beautiful Danish Modern Design In .Satin Walnut Finish DINETTE alth Table and I Matching Chairs THIS COMPLETE IIOUSEFUI— YOLTUS FOR any room Ideal tor ~~*Vfc J l i vi ng room , den. ploy room ^ 203-09 EAST FIRST ST. VINYL PLASTIC CUV Kit $24.95 VALUE 14“ 299 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS — EASY TERMS 00 EASY TERMS FA 2-0983 w �$ 1 Jackman Resigns As Officer In Altamonte Library Group Fept. 12. 1963 — Pnpe 3 Witt DeBary Legion Groups Hear Report On Banking Facility By .'In . Adam Muller were given by Mr*. William By Julia Barto* Altamonte Springs Commun­ Tbe resignation of B. T. ity Library Association was A discussion on the new G. William* who served a« Jackman as treasurer of the accepted with regret at the First National Bank of De­ page. Other delegates attend­ September meeting of the nary was presented by II. ing were Mr*. Alfred Newell executive board which also Guy Cha«u for members of and Mrs. Fred McLaren. waa attended by committee Deftary's Herbert D. Gibb Member* were asked to chairmen and the general membership. American Legion Post 259 and bring item* to the October Jackman stated that he Is Auxiliary at a joint meeting meeting for Ihe gift shop at going into business for him­ of both groups in the Com­ die Lake City VA Hospital self and that will be unable munity Center Auditorium last and plans were announced to devote the necessary time for a picnle to be held in Thursday. to duties of tiie library group. November. In other business Mrs. Many question* pertaining CHICAGO t l P I ) _ There At the close of the buslnesa Florence Courscn. librarian. to the new facility and its meeting the Auxiliary rejoin­ ire sijn* that large dogs. . . . . . , . ,^ . . . . . . , . reported that almost 1.000 operations were answered by- ed the Legion member* to a.:rr bem? rejected the past ^ ^ checked out Chase. hear a report from Wellesley tvw years in favor of apartreaders during the month Following the program se­ Corbett who rcpre*ented the mimt-sired canines, are stag- of August and that several parate meetings of the Legion DeBary Post at Boys State In 4 a comeback. renewals of membership had anil Auxiliary Unit were held this summer. The German shepherd, on been received. with Mrs. Peter Koppenaal. Refreshment* were served the basis of a lit per rent New book* are being add- , president, conducing the aux­ by Mrs. David Levy and her gain, displaced the poodle dur­ cd to the shelves every week iliary's business session. committee, Mrs. William ing the past year as the most and more mysteries and West­ be replaced with today’s BO stars, each bearing the name of n WEST SIDE SECOND GRADERS, in keeping with the theme Heporls on the June con­ Ilrumbraugh, Mrs. C. E. Bute exhibited dog in champion­ erns arc on order at this student. Mrs. LaVica K. Gustafson, teacher of the class, ad­ vention held in Clearwater ler and Mrs. N. Kahoe. n f Americanism being ntrenaed in Seminole County Schools ship competition, according time. Several donations, many vises that the star of each student will remain on the flair “as thin year, lire playing “Betsy Ross" by making their own re­ ’* .s a ee m * « to a poll. of them recently published long as he remains a pood American nnd a irood citizen." plica of the nation's first l'ln>r. Later the original 13 stars will tk\ The increasing popularity of and all of them in excellent big city "K-9 corps" and condition, also have been re­ September other factors connected with ceived. protection of life and pro­ The library has on hand, for perty combined to hoist the free distribution on a "first shepherd into the top posi­ come, first served" basis, a tion. number of copies of the WIn the champion competi­ page traffic ordinances book­ Here also are the Gnllcinn MADRID, Spuln (U P ll—O n'to be discussed was Spain's In Spain," he said, "but at yond this la the foot traffic, tion category, poodles dropped let recently issued by the a day early this month, a trim *rt million development least you will see why we need women headed for the nearest fanners, n taciturn folk unlike to second place despite an Orlando Police Department. village, carrying upon their tho talkative friendliness of whkh i# 10 «•» in‘° a development plan." increase of four per cent, Those wishing to pick up a white yacht dropped anchor in effect next tirade objects varying from tho south. They live a* their Jun. 1. Tho road may not ho the while dachshunds showed a copy of this booklet may visit the northern Spanish port of And for the next 48 flag- wotst in Spain, but It must inetal containers of milk to fathers before them on small, six per cent losi to retain the library any Tuesday, I .a Coruna. In-avy bundles of fire wood. uneconomic plots of nut much decked houit, I.« Coiunu bethird place and cocker span­ Thursday or Saturday after­ Aboard wus Generolissimo cuino in effect the working rute high uniong them. more than an acre, planting But it is a trip worth the Huge trucks vie with speed­ iels registered a five per noon. Francisco Franco, who wus in­ capital of S|iain. their patches of corn high up effort. ing small passenger cars, and loss to remain in fourth place. terrupting u fishing vacation the steep mountain sides. By tradition established un­ Along the way are symbol* Poodles, however, continue to hold his lust cabinet meet­ der the regency of Queen both must contend with the both of Spain's new and grow­ For them also tho govern­ fo be the most popular dog Chuluota Cubs ing uf the summer. Most im­ {Maria Cristina, the Spanish ever-present burros. And be- ing proserity as well a* prob­ ment is seeking a solution. in number of stud book re­ But over nil in the four lems it still face*. Race Handmade portant of tiie domestic issues government in the summer gistrations. years since stuhilization of the months moves to Sun Sebas­ Thera is Bilbao, ranking Another big dog, the boxer, tian, near the Pyrenees, only with Bureehuiu as one of currency, Spain's progress has solidified his fifth place ex­ Sailboats Oviedo Students .15 been phenomenal. Thu growtli miles from Itiurritz, ucross Spain’s ptincipul industrial Cub Scouts of Chuluota Pack hibition ranking with an in­ rate has l-een mom than 7 per the border with France. cities, culled the Pittsburgh of crease of four per cent. Col­ 215 highlighted their weekly A t College Spain. In Bilbao, Cuntander,|f*nt annually and the governBetween San Sebastian and lies showed a small gain to meeting last Monday night By B rrniir Kelsey Oviedo and even in the mean­ nient has more than u billion hv racing their handmade hold the sixth position. Among Oviedo students In las Coruna the inountuins hug It) Jane Casselberry dollars in foieigu exchange to The powerful doberman sailboats on Lake Catherine. college are 12 who were the coastline mid for 600 miles Lyman High School's new- est village m-w conatructiup work with. a narrow highway tw ista und work seem unending. Winners were Robert Davis, rlung to seventh place, hold­ members of the I9ti3 Graduat­ principal. Carlton Henley and turns its way through and members of tlu* faculty will This nlsn is the region of ing on with a minor gain, first: Arnold Jackson Jr., se­ ing Class. while great danes registered cond: Raymond Stiver, third Attending Orlando Junior over them, providing ut once be Introduced at the first the Au-turian coni mines a six per cent gain to stren­ and Jeff Davl*. fourth for College are Jimmy Jones, scenes of uwesomu la-mity and P.T.A. meeting of the year to where today the government gthen their grip on eighth "best in appearance." John Jakiibcin. Wesley Swen­ the e<|milly breathtaking pros­ be held Tuesday, Sept. 17, in regards with u tolerant rye a Tim KrUswickcy, a guest, son, Eugene Shull. John Coe pect of a 1,000-foot plunge in­ the school auditorium. strike by Iit.Odd miners even position. Chihuahuas stayed in to nothingness in tho rase of ninth, with Shetland* moving joined the Cubs at the busi­ and Charles Littleton. An open house will follow though strikes ill Spain are ness meeting, during which up one place to tenth. Dorothy Dud a, Jim DeSha- driver error or mechanical the brief meeting and each uutluwed. The seams of brown plan* for future project*, in­ zo and Bill Morgan arc at the failure. parent will follow his child's coal are running out und many cluding a talent showr, wore University of Florida while In Sun Sehustimr, a cabinet schedule on a 5 minute basis. of tho mines mu uneconomic. JOHN WALKER discussed by Den Leader Jeff Thad Lingo is at the Uni­ minister thietv up hia hands Tho government is consid­ Teacher* in each class will Store Manager Wctherington. versity of South Florida In in mock horror when he learn brief parents on plans for the ering a plan of nnUounlizutioii The Pack's monthly outing Tampa; Su/anne Partin is ed that Carlos Mendo, chief school year. whereby souio of these pits will be made this Saturday at Florida State in Talla­ UP1 correspondent for Spain, SHOPPING The P.T.A. Executive Board might be closed and the min­ D e lu x e “K i n g S i z e ’ when scouts v^it an area hassee and Ann Slavik is at nnd I planned to drive it for will serve refreshments in Ihe ers either tar transeferrid to TILL 9 rcztaurant where Florida College of Medical the cubinet meeting. MIAMI BEACH <UPl) — drive-in cafeteria following the meet­ other diggings or rutrained for W A S T E B A ^ K E f Gin. Earle G. Wheeler, Army they will be shown on tour Technology in Miami, FRI. other job*. “ It ia one of tho worst roads ing. thief of staff, said Wednes­ of the entire operation and NIGHT day the nation's military treated to free hamburgers m a t s and milk shakes. f *T( guard is better now than It i TUg Id-gallon ever has been in peacetime. capacity VPm. " Mil 4A« Wheeler spoke at the nni llinvy-<hity 1 c fmal American Legion con­ polyethylene iH .aa rue tJU*lli •'U W vention. which moved today to OMS IlftVt »llcrl, pink, the election of a new comyellow, 1 S v ** ntnnder-in-chief of the organ­ tuntuoka* or sandulwcxxl ization's 2.7 million veterans. LONDON <111*1) — Sir The Army is ready to meet Many More with "flexible response any Winston and lardy Churchill Outstanding dcmaniT the security Tif—The" Today—rpjU':!;—crh-hrct-4—tFeValues Like 7-Q * lfn|ted States may pose for 55th anniversary of the wed­ ding that gossips more than It," Wheeler sold. These! Limit Ono To a Customer lie said 'fflat. with the nu­ • half century ago predicted clear test ban treaty, the would not last six months. While You Are Away At School You Can Keep Up With All Friends said Ihe famous Communists eould he expected to turn from nuclear pressures couple had no special plans The Local News Of Your Friends. The Local Sports This Year -ft to "the activities of front or­ and would spend tho whole ganizations, propaganda, po­ day at Chartwell, their coun­ Look Real Promising. You Will Re Able To Keep A Close litical and economic warfare, try home 22 miles south of 'lI •• ”N ! sabotage, infiltration, nnd in­ London. Check On Everything In The Old Home Town . T,VV.‘ • The former wartime prime direct military actions" such BRAND NEW minister, who will be 89 on as Viet Nam. The cost of fighting In Nov. 10, appears to have mode Fmitln-ust Asia — .7.1 Ameri­ as full a recovery as rnuid can lives— has been high, be expected from the broken Wheeler said, and "only the thigh accident on the Riviera high stake . . . could justify in June, 11X12. His health is Yes, For Just A Dollar A Month You Can Receive The “quite good for hia age," a this price." The election will have all friend auid. r V. & ,>4 " Sanford Herald Ry Mail. nut Lady Clementine’s tlx- trappings of a presiden­ tial nominating convention, health was reported to have With M iracle Have It Start The First Day Of School. Fill Out The including floor demonstrations caused the family a hit nf for the nominees and brass worry recently. ,Sh« wus 78 Coupon Relow And Mail It Right Away, To on April I. bands. The candidates expected to fougheTt, $ E] g a s he nominated are Dan F. Longest-Wearing 8.70-13 Foley of Wabasha, Minn., Tubo-Type Donald K. Johnson of Wert Tread Rubber Plus Tax and Branch, Iowa, Joe L. Mat­ Trada-ln Tito Ever Developedt thews of Fort Worth, Tex., OH Your Car and William J. Roberts of Au­ burn, Maine. CARSON CITS', Nev. (UPI) 6.70-15 or 7.50-14 —Singer Frank Sinatra today faced loss of hi* 10-yrar-old It Says Here— Nevada gambling liien.e on P. 0 . BOX 1657 charge* by the state gaming More For Money control hoard that ho con­ niTrfi . r , - . r . r . T . r r- - .T.V T .* COLLEGE STATION. Texas tinually associated with a lop SANFORD, FLA. IUPD—Housewives are pay- national hoodlum. T i r t s f o n t double guarantee ng proportionately less for A complaint fded with the Is honored by m ore than C O O O O Firestone deatere mc>ts today than their ntoa n d i lo t e t from cooat to coa at w h e re ve r y o u tra v e l state gaming commission I’aper to hr sent t o ..................................................... . •her* did. a livestock market­ 1u re m ic g u a r a n te e 2 r o ad h a za r d g u a r a n te e \Vedne'day hy iioiird chaiiinnn ing specialist says. M« <wt ikUl* •<* MkiiMixfiy «<«. «4 tmzomI nwi IwaoiiI* imvpt iiptifWii • n l nvoV rw aU fc* that IU« w4 |w*rw *nr*-a| r t x m u i V m l « rv * r> « U |i | a « a n | . | You know you're Addrenit ....................................................................... Ed Uvacek, with the Texas Edward OLseu claimed that Ih* M l<UUi l»»L •W MO L* Mdaf <4 a»«th« iW. p*p4 mtm4 m W *9 N e d U i < .m t i < M « p»ip0 tm*-mu W .4 » A A M College extension ser- Sinatra and hi* stuff ut the getting the B E S T Vm MJAJIAMirCpr«w4*l » „ 1 vice, says prices may be Cal-Nrva Lodge at Lake Ta­ lily ............................ ............................................ ............ 1 t! l u * i '-tJ hoe gave “red car|M-t” treat­ hijher, but the pcrrcr.ta;c of AismtM04 Uta imm •« Cm—U m OwImm 0 WMUA when you buy family income spent on meats ment last July to Sum Gian­ State ............................................... Zip ............. .............. F IR E S TO N E is lower. It bad dropped from cana, 54, Chicago. Giancana wa* identified in 7 per cent in 1920 to 4.3 per Dale Paper la To Start .......................................... . the complaint as one of the -cut now, Uvacck reports. •’At the same time, we are 12 overlords in Cosa Nostra, Hilling Name ..... .'............................................................... zelling better quality meat a group which allegedly run* and a wider selection to the national crime syndicate. i/ Achlre.-v* ................................................................ .................. choose from J t the retail mard A lig n m e n t krt," Uvacek said. Sahara days may be so fur­ He concludes— "M eat is a nace-hot that a man might die City n E q u ip m e n t bargain today and any of the standing bareheaded in the retail cut* ran be appetiz­ sun for more than a few min­ FIRST & FRENCH SANFORD i’ll. FA 2-0241. ing. if prepared properly," utes. Large Dogs Seen Gaining In Popularity Spain's Gains Phenomenal Factory Bedding Lyman PIA To Meet YOUR DOLLARS BUY MORE AT.. Tir«$tone Military Guard Called Better Emblem CAF? Churchills Fete 55th Anniversary BACK'D COLLEGE TIME ion 5a Only LOWEST PRICE IN YEARS $1.00 A MONTH WHITEWALLS EDOtgCaig Sinatra Faces License Loss FIRESTO N E NY LON At R E SIlfF §>mtfori» tSjmtlii Tubeless Whitewalls only *2 more All tires mounted FREE! in 1 i \ f > } �’I Sm oke F or E ternity . TW t h a t d g a n tU b*fo n you go t o i t e a o o l d b* jo or last e ita ratu , M B w i what happens when a per. m o 4 c m and the b u rn iu cigarette ■anggles down fat the bedclothes to do lt» kthal work: Goth around the glowing tobacco heats slowly to about 700 degrees >r Vhuaauble carbon monoxide Is produced. It dulls the senses. In the tedding. combustion -conflaes —- —■--— — —of—the taLjhM from the p f M O C t f C ftrD O n Peter Edson It's Still a Long W a y to Heaven Political Notebook carbon monoxide, depriving the lungs WASHINGTON - (NEA) All tha pressure which Pratedate Kcancdy is sow spplytng to have tha least* restore Bouse rate aa Ms foreign aid authorisation !• understand­ able from his point et view. But ll Je a performance that In becoming n Uttte old hat Begardlesx of whether then in • Republican nr n Demo­ crat la the White Boom, the script tor this tired, rod-ofseason summer theater goes about like this: iSevictfan breathes with Sncrsas. lng rapidity, thus Inhaling tnors earbon monoxide and other combos* tlon by-products. Among them on occasion, depend­ ing on the material burning:* Hydrogen cyanide (the same gas used in an execution chamber), hy­ drogen sulfide, ammonnia, and aoperueadly acrolein. It could be s rest gasser if you persist in smoking in bed- W orst Of Taste Hot long ago in a city with a con­ centrated audience poUmtia], a mer­ chant with more imagination than judgment and n radio station with n o n salesmanship than good taste perpetrated a commercial message th at dsim sa comment because it is toe representstivs of w hat is going ea srsrywhsre. The message was delivered in the nphH ira, excitable style of a gradeB movie newscaster, and obviously w m intended to sound like a news bulletin. Early in the massage, the word “ was used. The lame ex­ cuse: to describe a large population center. “Megitown” is too elose to "meg­ aton,'' the bomb-connected word, to fool with on the air. No one knows how much apprehension ie stirred by such half - heard announcements, phrased to catch attention. Jokee on matters of lift and death are rarely if ever funny. They should be plainly labeled. Plays of words on life and death are permissible only when placed clearly and fully In con­ text of ths remark. Fast-sell techniques of this na­ ture are In bad taste. Let’s scrap ’em. —P. T. P. B adm inton vs Politics I t could be that Gen. Thomas 8. Bower, commander of our Strategic Air Fores, is a badminton player. It could be that Sen. Barry Goldwater Is a badminton player. It could be that Ben. Henry Jack•ou la a badminton player. Because badminton players of this country, as a man, a n leery of Rus­ sian nmesmanship as demonstrated on fum clips of the now-famous game at Nikita Khrushchev's Black Bee palace In which the Chairman was reported to have “defeated" Sec­ retary of State Rusk. And tbs three named are outstanding critics of the ^TQfwacd limited nuclear test ban t Hws's a saying th at you can "tell a man”a character by the way he plays games" If that la true, the world might very well examine how Khrushchev plays badminton as a clue to how he plays International politics in m at­ ters such as the test ban. The films clearly ehow th a t bad­ minton, Khrushchev style, U played with no net and no lines. Nikita merely stood In one place on a thick oriental carpet and insisted th at Sec­ retary Rusk hit the bird back to him. He then proceeded to amash It to the rug and claim the point. Could be that General Power and Senators Goldwater and Jackson see something similur in the way the test ban treaty is set un. Isn 't there something one-sided in the elimination of inspection which plays into Russian hands ju st as much as hitting the badminton bird to Khrushchev's forehand 7 May­ be that's what the cynics have In mind. Phil Newsom Soys . . . New S pirit In Spain t KAOlIIh Spain ,-fUFI) - Spanish aJvil war 25 years 100 years of tsolatloa has A a*W spirit Is M tha risa in ago. been shown by its marnberExternally, It w p m iM itsslf la gpaln’a cautious wish to play a part In European and world affairs. Internally, it la siprassad by an squally cautious, and so fa r limited, relaxation of aoma of tha eontrola which ha TO govsrnsd Spain’s dally Ufa ainca tha and of tho Tha feeling of t h a s a changes soon Is made appar­ ent to the visitor euch a* this correspondent, who flew Into Spain as a guest of Iberia Airlines on an inaugural flight from I.os Angeles by way of Canada. Bpaln’a gradual enitrgenre from behind the harrier of tha Pyrenees after mors than OUR BOARDING HOUSE ArVPP-SPUTT-n.'; MARTHA, HOW * COULD VOU CO*J- 1 in ® A S U R V E Y tM A F A N C Y M E IQ r t FIK.E MY IMPORT g o w o a o ! f o l k s ‘TM1 R & H A V & < bkj b a c k y a r d s , s o &m o u l d b u s in e s s With B » ABUF TO UNLOAD THOSE LAV4M| PeooLW G V WHY. • t - * BR.AH-—• i CHAIR& 'fcxfRfrTKVlHGTbS&u./ BKOTMart TOM HAS A NSW 30® TAK CD RAWS R HAVE VbO 1 W AND CLSAN tWgATTVC— BOTIDONTT WAKTTO «TBAL SOUR B O CHANCE FOR SUCCESS/ • D ID YO U C A Y * CLEANTHE ATTIC? — PAP/ j— ©1)? fcanfurfo fy ra tt Page 4 Sanford, Florida Thura., September 12, '63 w a lt a a a . uik lo w , . ..n . . . , . . . raso VAN M SLT i l a o * * l n * r.ilUor J l’DV WALLS C ounty K nur u t m u r*H M sa ■9*1*1* editor Meaoe O e U ve rr s u r m a a x n i >i ' mmshkm »-MUU W BILLS U * « h a a l« a l Hupl. J t V I M SHOKMSHKR llt ia ln * * , U a n a e .r nuiMLKr j . i.itA vr M *n « s *r VKA.VK VOLVO LI VM C lro u le lln e U t n t a n shlp In such organisations ss the Organisation fo r Eco­ nomic Cooperation and De< vatopment* (UECD), t h e United Nation*, and this ysar’s action In Joining GAAT the General Agree ment on Tariff ami Trade, binding her to world trade policies. Internally, it appears In the government's tolerant attitude toward the current strike of Hl.UOO Asturian coal mlnsra although strikes In Spain are Illegal. It appears also in a new llllngneit, tn permit publl cation »f criticism f r o m aboard and to a lifting of can aorship for Spain's provincial newspapers, a condition which on the first of the year ia ex­ pected to be applied to tha national press of Madrid and llarrslona aa wall. And It appears also In a neve so-called Protestant law which al,o la expected soon and will gtvu legal atatua to Proteatant churches In Spain for the first time, permitting them to establish schools and hospital*. Aa Spain attem pts to chang* her world Image there la a mounting reaantmsnt that old Hltler-Muesollnl axis ties still a n held against her. The official view la that Spain has proven itself anti­ communist and with United State* air and naval bases on her soli has provsn her will­ ingness to taka full rtska in dafsnsa of tha West. Kalersd as s,oand c l,-, matter tx-tobtr >1. itl* , t tb* l*o,t Offlc, ,f Sen for il. riorMe. titular Ih, Act of C uner,„ of March. The lUrtld le s member of (he Unlt*.| P r iu whl.n I, ta ­ inted uduelvely to the u,e r»r ran ublli-.it tan of all lb* lo. .1 saws prlsted la UH n,wep,p«r. Me p«M , f a n y m a la ria l, « « • • o r s m a m a ln * , o f thla adltlon a t T h e OsnSerd H erald m a y he rta re d u c e d In any m anner wtthe s l w r lllt n p e rm l,*lo n o f tha p u b ll,h ,r of T b * lls r s ld . Any In d lv ld s h l e r firm r e ip o m lb l, fo r ,u e h roproduotlon w ill h* r o e il ltre d e , la f r ln s ln c on T h e H e ra ld ’a e o p yrlg b l and w ill b , bald liab le fa r dam ag ing und er the tew . Pu b lished d a lly sscep t O aturd ay, Su ad ay sad C h r is tm a s ; pu blished S a tu rd a y preeeedlac C h rU U a a A W orry C linic CASE Q-466: Cat! E. Turner la th* type of practical pro­ fessor whom I like to salute. For he la a brilliant attorney who specialises In handling eetates. But ha also teaches sophomore economics at Urban* College In Ohio. And Carl ueca the Columbus Cltlien-Journal as collateral reading far his students. This classroom use of the dally newspaper la becoming very widespread throughout th* United States. Indeed, you parent* should conduct a dinner table quli each night over the content* of your dally newspaper. For It contains current his­ tory on page one. And the edi­ torial page offers editorials on political aelenca. Other columns, such as this one, deal with psychology, medicine, flnancs and avan Hollywood chit chat. If you will analyse the ms* lor field* of Interest covered by the dally newspaper, you will finil that they follow the most popular department* in the average college or univer­ sity. The sports page*, loo, com­ pare with the ‘'athletics de­ partment" of Hie usual col­ lege. Meanwhile, the cornice en­ tertain and should attract young children Into th* habit of reading the newspaper In­ stead of relying solely on TV. Artually, the comic page should serve as the horns “T e a d I n g laboratory" for youngsters just learning how to read s t school. So follow Carl Turner's ad­ mire Id* plan and utilise the ntwepaper for whetting the wit* of your family. For example, you cen quick­ ly develop a 10-point quli each day to encourage wider per­ usal of this newspaper. At present, children may atop with two or three min­ utes on th* comic page. High schooler* may add th* sport* page and society column and thus spend 10 min­ utes with th* newspaper. Cultured adults should de­ vote from 30 to -IS minute* be­ fore they lay down thslr news­ paper. To help children learn to utilixa tha newspaper’s educa­ tional advantages more fully, pick one quia item from each uf 10 pages. For Instance, compile a truefalse quls like thlsi T F (I) The w sathtr man prsdlctu a high tomorrow of *12 degrees. T F (3) The front page au­ to accident showed three peo­ ple were killed. T F (3) Dr. Crane’s column today dealt with how to car­ ry on interesting conversation. T F (6) Th* medical column discussed gall bladder disease. T F (5) Th* price of IBM stock dropped today. Use this method but expand It to at least 10 quit item*. If you wish, you can Include 16 or 20 statements. That Is especially true If different members of th* fam­ ily take turns compiling the dally quit. And as a reward, you can pay your child one rent or even & cents for sacb Item he gets right. Thus, hs can help earn hla ■pending money by learning to look at more pages in his newspaper. This keener attention to th* dally paper will pay ether div­ idends, too, for It will help make him a better reader and raise hla scores on school ex­ ams. So send for my booklet "How to Tutor Tour Child at Home," i n c l o s i n g n long ■tamped, return envelope, plus 20 eents. It can help you guar­ antee him higher marks years hence in college. Letters To T he E ditor Editor, The Herald: I juet finished reading your editorial In today’* paper. Just wnut to eay this I* tha kind of eucceta story we like tn read. We here in Sanford are for­ tunate in having this kind of Chamber of Commerce. W* have young men looking to th* future. Mr. Ruumillat Jr. is a good leader. We are now on th* right track. W hat we need la more payrolls—build up our waterfront. Any town I* aa good aa Its Chamber of Commerce. Take Orlando or Atlanta. Those boys sra really behind their C. of C. Good luck and may God bleaa every on* of you who work hard for your C. of C. R. T. Johnson Editor, The Herald: Our nearly four-year stay In Banfunl has been so won­ derful — th* hoepitallty and friendliness au sincere It Is truly hard to leave. So, In­ stead of goodbye, it la ao long and pleas* com* visit u t| we are nearby. tM c m v CAME INTO FICTUIE Mediterranean styles, par­ ticularly Spanish, made a sudden appearance tn the home furnishing* world dur­ ing 1962. according to Bri­ tannic* Book of the Year. mumm Pleas# accept our sincere thanks for the great business you gfV* us. A special thanks to the Chamber of Commarre ■nd to Charlie MorritO^whu hardly mleaed a day without opening ths door and saying good morning, this la Unel* Charlie." To 61r. Morris, our gracious landlord; to Th* San­ ford Herald for ita wonderful eo • operation a n d covarage, and to all tha merchants and the banks who helped ua ao much. Our complete file a f nega­ tives w* have mad* In Sanford alwaya will be available for re-order. We will be open for business Sept. 23. Michael and Margo Rahija absent-campaigning tor the cut, n .0 Fiscal Year, 1904: Request. presidential nomination — 91.0; Authorisation, 93.5; when foreign aid funds were Appropriation, —; Net Cut, being considered. The Kennedy administration Nobody can predict accu­ fully realizes that It needs rately wbat the final figure bipartisan support to get its and cut will b« for the current foreign aid and a lot of other fiscal year. But on the record bills passed by Congress. of past performances It will There were 66 Democrats be in the 9600 million to 9 U voting with 194 Republicans In the House to cut the Pres­ billion range. There la t certain amount ident’s 94 billion foreign aid of polities mixed ia with thla request to ■ 93-5 billion International do-goodlsm, too. authorization. The President didn't help hla If there la one thing that m cause by calling the teems to anger the GOP Con­ Home authorization cut, gressional leadership more sbort-ilghted, irresponsible than anything else, It la the and dangerous." President's apparent Ingrati­ He compounded the error tude or lack of appreciation by putting all the blame on for the Republican support he " a shocking and thoughtless has bad in getting foreign partisan attack by the Repub­ aid appropriations through lican leadership." And he Congress with minimal cuts. struck out when he boasted Thla came up In the 19C2 that, aa a senator " I recall elections when Kennedy went during my eight yeara la the I n t o minoia to campaign Senate from 1933 to 1900, con­ against Senate minority (eid­ sistently supporting requests er Everett M. Dirkien, Into which Gen. Elsenhower made Indiana to campaign against aa President." House minority leader Char­ It didn't take the Republi­ les A. Halleck, Into Minne­ cans long to check the record sota to campaign against and discover that In atx of Rep. Walter Judd, a real bi­ partisan on foreign affairs. Judd was defeated. Dirksen and Halleck won. But they still remember with By Hal Cochraa some bitterness that the Pres­ Ju st onca we’d like to catch ident didn’t do them the coura fish the site of th* cnea the teiy of at least not campaign­ ing actively against them. It other folk* aay gat away. may cast him • few hundred million dollars on his foreign There’* always a w ar debt aid program now. th a t a lot of men are in favor of abolishing! Alimony. •> 1 • Tha way aoma kids e a t wa­ termelon you’d think vines would grow out of their ears. For men, why net add to tha marriage vow*, "Love, honor and obey," the four w o r d s "and wear your galoe he a" 7 COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE Listed and enlisted Swuritlsa Mutaal ALLEN * CO. I l l E. LEMON BT. LAKELAND, FLA. Most wives arc always on Member: Midwest Stack Kxth time to buy things th a t way CUcag* Bcaid *f Trad* at a salt. Resort photographers un­ Or land* Sate* R*prsaaNtetiv» packed their wcoden fish early In the summer eo ynu MRS. STAN COMSTOCK and 1 could ae* what we didn't Pb. GA 9-9434 catch. FARMERS NEED A VOICE • . • fV • 9) r* A 4 fc # ADDING MACHINE BARGAIN New, R. C. Allen Manuel Machines 7-<olumn. sub­ traction, Jump total, run­ ning total window, auto­ matic clearance. A Good, Strong Durable .Machine that will last for yeara. Formerly 9175. Now 9126 and T as. Terms and trade- HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CU. 311 Magnolia At*-, Hanford Open Evening* SAFETY YOUR » Barbs AMet the VOICE b FARM BUREAU — "The* VOICE OF AGRICULTURE" • Am organiaalKM itn ig n n l by and foe fa rm e ry ranchers and grow ers , . • A n effective legislative force ia both T alU haw sew and W ashington . . . • A member aereset organization, with complete insurance coverages tailor-made for farm fam­ ilies . . . W HEN YO U THINK ABOUT FOR 4 MONEY • A n organisation n e t by farm ers with p ro ­ gram s designed to im prove o u r agricultural economy . . . • A powerful forte in the fight against mere** Mig government controls . H O E ARE O U R Q U A U H C m O N S y UNITE WITH YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHHORS NOW IN THE MODERN FARMERS’ "VOICE OF AGRICULTURE* m m nit mi a ia s c M im o v moths Mr V e il Se e*la—I* U » l | A ll O ther X le W ta k I * 00 l T e o r f i l l * t T .o r 5.50 • M o n th, 1.11 S M onth, S t * t M o n th , I oo i Month* 1.50 l Month l.M I Month V . A F e s ta l IW a s U lto n * p ro v ld s th a t a ll n a i l s u b s c r lp lls n , h* paid In eilven u*. Dr. Crane’s I - President Bead Congress multlbUlkm dollar message. Scene 11—House cute auth­ orisation about a billion dol­ lars. Scent III—President, Cabi­ net and aid officials scream, ••Murder." Seen* IV — Senate restores most of cut. Compromises wtth House. Scene V—President, Cabinet and aid officials accept ver­ dict. Tb* final curtain descends with everybody smiling, bold lag hands and bowing thanks for the applause on a Job wen done. Somehow the aid officials skimp by on what tbey get. The receiving ns tlons also skimp by on whst they get. Statistical support for this plot la shown by a tabulation of foreign aid authorization, appropriations and net rata In two preildenta' original aid raqueita for 10 yeara; (AU flgurea In rounded billions of dollars) Fiscal Year. 1933; Request, 13.3; Authorization, $3.4: Appropriation, 92.7; Net Cut, 90.900 Fiscal Year, 1956; Request 93.3; Authorization. 93.3; Appropriation, 92.7; Net Cut, 90.300 Fiscal Year, 1937; Request, 94.9; Authorization, 94-1; Appropriation, 93.7; Net Cut, 910 Fiscal Year, 19M; Request, 93.9; Authorization, 933; Appropriation, 92.7; Net Cut, 91-0 Fiscal Year, 1939; Request, 93.9; Authorization, 93.6; Appropriation, 93.3; Nat Cut, 9 600 Fiscal Year. I960; Request, 93-9; Authorization, 93.3; Appropriation, $3.2; Net Cut, 9.700 Fiscal Year. 19(1: Request, 94.9; Authorization, 94-1; Appropriation, 93.7; Net Cut, 9-700 Fiscal Yaar, 1962; Request, 94.7; Authorization, 94.2; Appropriation, 93.9; Net Cut, 9.600 Fiscal Year, 1963; Request, 94.9; Authorization, 94.7; those eight yaw*, Kennedy Appnpriatiaa, 93 9; Net had voted to cut er had been mt — € L — i/U C L U wane ruer ** S O B S A ta ra M n esm S Sra van f at l tm u mf s f t o’*•"'**“ w ‘t m 1uvaSSuM mmos SM ... rvuv* am asuaet etSr A KODAK C A fM R A PAN and V « p /* t ROLLER SET 97 Wieboldt's SPECIAL 210 8. PARK AVE. 209 WEST FIRST ST. CAMERA SHOP % YOUR SEMINOLE COUNTY FARM BUREAU FA 2-3649 lL / A % % o le U T I O W I 11 �*0 Ik Hospital m Iu Im m Elinor* *S C trnk of DeBary; Linda K. Hill, Donald Jonea, Angcline Stonecipher, Arthur Beckett, Eddie Bell Sr., Gen­ eva Johnson, Cheryl H. Dome, Lewis Burgess, Rosa Leo Hughes, Eleanor Hinojosa, William E. Sumner, Betty J . Sparks and Laurel A. Blck•ell, all W Sanford. By Births Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Blck* •ell, of Sanford, a daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Hermit Ruben, Lake Mary, a daughter. Dtaasissals Robert Carmichael, Cassel­ berry; Gustaf Nelson and Mary Conley, both of Lake Mary; Zaila Louise S unsfield, Charles Wilke, Maebell Walker, Howell W. Shuman, Jenne Diaklns, Betty Moon, Clifford Parrott, Johnnie Jones, Martha B. Aaaarello and Mrs. Doyle W. Thomp­ son and baby, all of Sanford. Mrs. Bruce To Speak For GOP Club By Jawe Casselberry Mrs. Camilla Bruce, coun­ ty supervisor of voter *eglstratlon, will be guest speaker Tuesday night at a meeting of the Seminole County Young Republican Club to be held at • p. m. at (he Florida State Bank on West First Street in Sanford. Mrs. Bruce will speak on the duties of her office. The public is invited to at­ tend. Miss Audrey Flynn, president, particularly urges all county Republicans to Join this active political organiza­ tion. Swastikas Get Her Jail Term JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Mrs. Lillie Bullard, 44. was sentenced to 10 days in Jail here Wednesday for drawing Swastikas on the walls of he newly-integrated Lackawanna Elementary School last week. Municipal Court Judge John Santora called It a “ridiculous stunt." Police said they followed Mrs. Bullard from the school Friday after a custodian iden­ tified her as the woman who drew three swastikas, em­ blems of the Nazi Party, on the school. The woman, who does not have a child In the school, denied the vandalism charge. Legal Notice v o t ic k o r s p n . t r s t iu v Fon ta x M , r . ISI.IS V l w M . D W t . l M ■i lets) NOTICE M IIKRKttT OIVKN. Th»t Sirs. T. .S. Htlls* the h o ld e r o f tho f o llo w in g c . r t l f l o . t . h i . III..1 «il<l r . r l l f l c o t . for t i x d .* d to h . Issued tli.rruii. T h . cc r l l f l c a t* numb «r »ml y . a r of l .s u a n c * , t h . descrip tion o f I h . p ro p .r t y , a n d t h . m m . In w h i c h It i n a . s . e s . d i r . *» f o l lo w s ! C er t if ie s! * No. 19# V . i r of I a . u a n c . 15*1 Des crip tion o f Prwp*rfy 71**. NW Cor. o f S W U o f HVV'i Hun 8 IS Deg. K 44».9« ft. H. 139.91 ft. 8 19 D eg. K 390 ’. j ft. st ft. N s» D eg . W to W t.ln* o f See. N to POII H.-ctlon :< T o w n ­ s h i p Jo South IU ng « ! ! K i . l N-ims In w h ich i s t t K e i l If. Knoi llettln gh su i, T -u st.* Alt o f Mill propertjr h » ln g In th e County o f ti.m ln n l.. S l i t , o f P lo rM i. U n i . . . .ii<-h r * r t |. f i c a i * . h i l l be r s d a .m a d soco rd in g to I s w the property d . s . r l b o t In >uah c e r t if ic a te w i l l be solil to the h ig h e st bl.IJer st I h . front door o f the S . n i l n o l . Cou nty Court l l o u e s a t Hanford. Plorl.ta. on t h . f l r . t Monday In the m o u t h of October, 19H3. which la th* 7th day o f October, 1943. D a l e I this 33nd d sy of A u g ­ ust. 1943. tO ffl.' l.t Clerk". M.alt Arthur It. Ile ck w lth . J r . c l erk Circuit Court S . t n l n o l . County. Florid a r u h l l t b Sept. S. 13, IS. 34. 1911 rtiM -it n o t h #: o r i m i m i m FIIM T t t IIKKI9 M er. ItM.ia F I.rlSa H i a ta l .* ml tutat n o t ic e is iiE itK nr o iv KN. That J . e e l a Mae l l l l t . r y t h . holder o f th* f o llo w in g c ertific a te h a . filed . a i d c . r t l f l r a t . for tax deed t o b . Issued thereon. T h . c e r t l f lr a t . number and y . a r o f l . s u an e. Iha desc ription o f t h . property, a n d th# n a m e In w h ich It w a a a e e . i e c d ara i t fo llo w s; C ertlllca t* No. SIS T s a r af lteu a n r * IS41 lte.ee I p t l . a ml P ro p erty i f-.il t 111k <1 Dlxla T e r r v . P i t s ! Addition I'lat Do o k IS P a n . >9 Name In which a siataad Sammy tlryan t. All o f eald pro perty b . l n g In th* County o f S.tnlnol*, State o f Florid*. f n l . e e such certific a te .h e l l be r . d i . m . d accordin g to law the property described In surh cer t if ic a te w i l l b* sold to th* b l a h t t t bidder at Ih* front eloor of th* H.m la ol* County Court Mous# at Sanford. F lo r­ ida. on tha first Monday In t h . month o f October, 194t, w h ich | . Ih# 7tb da y o f Oct•b a r. 19*1. Dated t h i s SSth da y o f AugU«t, 19*3. (Official C la r k * d ea l) Arthur II. B e c k w i th . Jr. Clerk Circuit Court. Semlnol* County. Florida Publleh Sep t: S. 13. IS, 3*. t9« l CDM-II frts a Sept. 12, 1963 — P ig s 8 Area Home Demonstation Club Holds Opening Meeting Notes SEPTEMBER II M Iw fz ri BERNICE KELSEY of Oviedo, wife of Con­ stable George Kelsey, for some time now has been serving os the Herald N e w s Corres­ pondent for the OviedoSlnvia area. Well known in both communities, she may be reached a t her home or by tele­ phone a t 365-3486. (Herald Photo) Di m Chuluota Adults Attend College By Jo m French Solons To Visit Cape KNOXVILLE, Tenn.. (UPI) —Ten members of the finance committee of the French Na­ tional Assembly left here to­ day for a visit to Cape Cana­ veral. The French delegation Is on 20-Jay tour of the United States. They toured the Oak Ridge National Laboratory and talked with atom ener­ gy commission officials before leaving for Florida. Legal Notice I K f l t l . X tlT H H > » llr * fa r Hid. T i l . T e x C o llecto r o f Hrtnln » l . C o u n ty . F lo r id a w i l l rs r . l v * b i d . a t t h . a fflc* nf John I. C allow ay In (lit Courthoua* at Hanford. F l o r ­ ida, up lo 1:0# P. 31.. Thur« day, S o p 'r m h e r 34, 19*3 for the f o l l o w i n g : n rm lttan c. and eo n lro t Itr g l.t.r fnr T i g . Iloat a n d Halra T a x C o llectio n .. S p e c i f i c a t i o n , for this e q u i p ­ ment ran b* o b ta in ed In th* o f fi c e o f Jo h n I- d i l l . .way. T ax C o llecto r. H .m ln o l. C o u n ­ ty F lo r id a . In III* Courtliouae, Hanford. Florida. Hid* l o b# s n c l o s . d In a se a led f n v s t o p * plainly m a r k ­ ed nn t h . n u t . l d . , IIID FOR It F i t ITT ANCE AND CONTIlOt. I! Kill.IT Kit. Open H.ptemtier IT. 19*3. l l l d . w i l l b« open ed by John L. d a l l o w a y . Tax Collar!nr. In h i . o f f i c e In th* Courthnu.s, Hanford. Florida, at 19:0# A.31., F rida y , S epte m ber 37. 19*3. T h . r ig h t 1. r t p . r v e d tn w a i v e an y Irr.g u ta rltlen or l e c h i i l c a l l t l . a In bid . a n d to reject an y and att bids. Jo h n u iia ijm w a t . T A X COLLKCTOH SIAMS O L E COUNTY. FLORIDA Publleh Sept. 13, 13(3. CD3I-41 la t h . Court ml the County J u d g e . NFMlNHlt County* Kl«r« Ida* l a r r u b n lr. In r* i K a m i* mf I M u r D. J o h n so n . t / k / n E. D. J o h n so n pFOr:||»i| Tn All CrrdlturB nn«l l*rr««n« lln alnn < Inlnsw nr I)rman4« In n ln n t Mill l U l i i a i Y*»u an* I 4».n*h of y o u ar# h#r#l»jr n*itlf i«#l and r»-t|ii»r*«1 to p res en t a n y claim# m l m a n tli w h ich you, nr elth rr o f you* m.iy h a v e agalniit the • « t a t » of fcMcar f>. Johnao n i l a n k n o w n a i K. D. Johnson* <I#c# a m «I. l a t e o f »ald County* to t h e C o unty Ju*t*# o f Hrmlnoln County . Klorldn, a t hi* o f f Ion In t h e court houe# of •aid C o u n ty a t Hanford. F lo r­ ida. w it h in all ca len d a r m o n t h s from the time o f the f irst p u b lic a tio n »»f t h i s n o ­ tice. T w o copl«« of #a<-lt claim or d em a n d sh a ll bs In w r l t l n s , and sh a l l s t a t e the p la ce of rtB ld sn cs amt post o f flcn a«l* dree a o f th e cla im a nt, and sh a l l h s sw o rn to hy the c la im a n t , hi# aic#nt. or a t t o r ­ n e y and acco m p a n ied hy a fII* Ing f e e o f on e and such cl a i m or dem a nd not so filed sh a ll be void. Albert N. F itts As a d m in is tra to r o f the K atate o f K daar I». Johnson, also k n o w n 4 i K. I*- Johnaon, d ecea s ed t'uM lah: Au*. 3) 4 rirpt. #. 12. 12. 1243. C D L *il S O T H K OF %FI*l.ir %TlOY F u l l T % \ I9KKI9 (« » r . IMl. I« Florida n i a l a l e e mi l » l » NUTICK 18 IIKItKBY OIVB l f , T h a t K- A Iteynolda the h o ld er o f th e fo llo w in g csrtlf l o a t s h a s file d eald M f l l f l M U for t a x f i e r i to he |«autd thereo n . The c ertific a te n u m ­ ber and y e a r of Issuance, the d e sc r ip tio n o f the property, and the n a m e in Will I w a s aeasassil are as fo llo w s: C e r t i f ic a te -Vo. 311 Y e a r af I s s u a n c e 1941 I h a n l p l l e s mi rtm pm rIf I Igota 9 A 14 III K. 24 Crystal L a k e W i n te r Homes Muhdlvl■ion H a t Hook 2 F a x e s 114 lift 114 N a m e In which a i a « u N Al­ bert K. llro w n , llelrs. All of sa i d p roperty being In the C o u n ty o f Hemlnole. 8 t a t # of F lo rid a. L*nles« such c e r t i f i ­ c a t e sh a ll be redeemed a ccord ­ i n g to l a w th# property d e s ­ crib ed in s u ch c e r t if ic a te will ba sold to the h i g h e s t bidder a t tha fro n t door of the rfemlnote C o unty Court H o u se at P anford, F lo rid a, on th e first Mon day In the month o f Oct­ ober. 194S. which I* the 7th da y of October* 1943. lu ted this 23rd d a y of A u g u st. 1943. ( O ff ic ia l C l e r k a heal) Arth u r II. Ileckwlth* J r* Clark Circuit Court Hemlnole County. F lorida P u b l i s h kep t. ft. 13, 19. 14. 1)43 COM-24 E stes The first meeting of the 1(63-44 sea sob of the Longwood Home Demonstration Club, held laat Thursday at the Civic League Building on Church Street, was attended by a total of U women of the area. 'Mrs. Felix Mege, president who conducted the meeting, mounted that J i n . E. P. Richards and Mrs. Arthur Putman have volunteered to serve as a committee on Home Furnishings. The second Thursday In December will be the Longwood Club's turn to supply refreshments for the USO in Sanford. A program on "Food, Nu­ trition and Calories" waa presented by Mrs. C. L. Leggett, Mrs. Mege, Mrs. M ail* Several adult Chuluota resi­ dents are continuing their ed­ ucation thla fall. Mrs. Evelyn Murphy of the lak e Catherine Inn la work­ ing towards a teaching ca­ reer by studying for the re­ mainder of her college credits. Pete Wright of Laka Drive Is attending Orlando Junior College to obtain credlta for his teaching degree and Wal­ ter Chadwick of Third St. la a itudent at Rollina College to earn credits for an electri­ cal engineering degree. Legal Notice .VOTII'll OF A P r t. i r t T I O . V r o w TAX D E E D l « f f . I » l . i e F I.r lS a S ta l a t e * * i m int NOTICE IS T i n n E D T o t v KM, Thai Clifford P. Hhumw.jr Ih* holder o f t h . f o l l o w . Inc cer t if ic a te ha* filed .a id c ertific a te for l a x deed lo b* l a su .d thereon. Th* c . r l l f l c a t * number and r e a r of It.u a n r* , th* d e.rrlp tlo n o f I h . pro* p.rtjr, and th* nam* In which II waa a l i e n e d a t* aa follow .: C srtlflca l* No. I < | Y .a r af I s s u x n c . 19*1 Des rrfpllna a f P r . p e r l n Lot | | 1 1. . . . 8 3# ft. | 111k n ■.onitwood P ark P la t Book II l*a*a S N a m . In w h ich **«**»*d K *r D ev elo p m en t A R ealty, Inc. All ot . a i d p ro p erly b e ln c In th* County o f Hemlnnl*. Htai* o f Florid*. Cnl.aa euch c e r ­ t i fi c a t e . h a l t li. red erm .d a c ­ co rd ing to law I h . properly dc.crlb ed In euch c e r t if ic a te will b . . o l d l o III* hlKhe.t bidder at lha front door of III* Hemlnole C o unty Court ll o u s a a t Hanford, Florida, on Ih* flral StonOay in Ih* month o f October. 19*3. wh ich I. I h . ?lh day o f October. 19(3. l u u d thla 31.1 day o t J uns, 19*3. (Official Clerk's Seal) Arthur II. U s c k w llh , Jr. Clerk Circuit Court Hemlnole County. Florid a r u b l l . l i Hcpt. S, 13, 13, I*. 1941 CDSt-33 COM PLETE LAUNDRY OUTFIT Ralph Newcomer to d Mr*. Charles Pierce. Special gueits were Mils Helen HoUteln, itste home demonstrstkm agent from Tallahassee, Miss Myrtle Wil­ son, county agent and Mrs. Frank Stucdle, past president of Union County Home Econ­ omics of New Jersey. The program for the next meeting will be "Foods, Acti­ vities, Calories and Me." Mrs. Barry Hawthorne waa In charge of the hostess com­ mittee for the meeting. AT ABSOLUTELY NO ADDITIONAL COST WITH YOUR PURCHASE OF c o n HOIOW-HOW* 91AT WWN 9(OT M G E N E R A L © ELECTRIC Legal Notice WASHER or DRYER! N o r i r r o f A P P i .i r a t io n F O E TAX DKKtl (Se c. tM .1 4 Flaatda S ta tw tm • f 1*191 n o t ic e ta i i k r e r t o i v KN. T h a t J. A. W illiam* th* h o ld er o f the f o l lo w in g c e r t i f i ­ cate h a s filed eald c e r t i f ic a te for tax deed to be Issued the reon. The cer t if ic a te n u m ­ ber and y ea r of leeuance, Ihe d escrip tio n o f th* property, and th* nam* In w h ich It waa a . e e a . e d ar* aa f o l l o w . : C e rtific a te No. 174 Year o t I . a u a n c . 19(0 l l e w r ly t ln «f Property i l o t . 7 * S Illk I Lockhart'# Huhdlvltlon Nam * In which a e e e t . e d P e . land F in a n c e Co. All o f . a i d p ro p erly being In th* C o u n ­ ty o f Hemlnole, Hlat* o f F lo r ­ ida. Untrue euch c e r t if ic a te . h a l l b» redeemed acco rd in g l o l a w lha pro perty de»-rlbed In auch c e r t i f ic a te w ill t>* to ld lo th* h l g h e . t bidder at Ih* f ro n t door o f Ih# Hctnlnolo C ou n ty Court llo u * * at Hanford. Florid*, on the flral Monday In the m onth o f O c t ­ ober, 1941, which I* tha 1th day of October. 1943. Dated thla Ith day o f July, 194). (O fficia l Clerk'* Heal) A rth u r If. Ileckwlth , Jr.. C lerk c i r c u i t Court Hemlnole County , F lorida CDM-70 NOTICE OF XPPI.lt*(TIO N FOH T ( \ D E E D fXee. IOI.I4 F lo r id a s t a t u t e . mi m i n t n o t ic e ih i i k r k u y o iv KN, T h a t K. A. R . y n o l d . the holder n f Ih* f o l lo w in g c . r t l . f l e e t , h a . filed . a i d c . r l l f l c a t . for ta x dead In b . I.vued thereon. Th* c e r t if ic a te n u m ­ ber and y e a r o f U a n a n c , ihe d eecrlp llo n of Ih* properly, and I h . n a m . In which It w a s a e a s e .e d a r . aa f o l lo w . : C e rtific a te No. 374 Y . a r e f I s . u a n c * 1941 D r . r r l . t l . . a f Prwpertri *4 I n l e r . e t In l o t 3 Hath W o o d r u f f * B u b d lv l.lo n P la t Rook 3 P a g . 34 Nam * In which a . v e e . e d Ar­ ch ie Crone. All o f aald pro. p rrty b . l n g In t h . County of H.m ln ol*. H u l a o f Florida. U n ices such c . r t l f l c a l a sh e l l be red eem ed according to law Ihe p rop erty dsecrlba.1 In .itch c . r l l f l c a t * will he sold lo the h ig h e st bidder at th* front door o f lh a H.ntlnnlt County Court l l o u . . a t Hanford, F lo r ­ ida. on tha f irst Monday In th# m onth o f October, 19(1. which la th* 7th day o f (h-D ober. 1943. D a ted thla lo th day o f Aug. u -t . 1943. (O fficia l Clerk a Heall A rth u r II. II*. k w lih , J r . Clerk Circuit Court. Hemlnole County . Florida P ub lish Kept. S, | J , 1 ). 34. 1943 C D M - It lb THE C lltl l IT I III l i t , M N T II JI D I C K I . 4 IMI t IT M irirE o f (P P i.ir v T in x OF F I.OH l i l t , l> ( M l FOH FOH TAX IIKKII I arc. I I U I Florida B l a t u l * . a E M i x u L E r o t v r i . IV (Tl ( VCF.lt V VO. I.U19 ml m i n i T. NUII.ACK and n o t ic e ih i c k r k i i t o i v - e l l . U U . K 8 KN. That Clifford P. Hhumway L C C IU .K P. Nl II LACK, h i. III. holder of t h . f o llo w ln a w i f e , P la ltillff., c . r l l f l c a t . h a . filed . a i d c e r ­ tifica te for tax d te d tn h , • v a . OOMHT RUCTION I n u e d t h e r .o n . T h . c . r l l f l c a t . C O K l i E I number and y s a r o f In u a n c a , COMPANY, a F lo rid a corporalion, a t al. the dsxcrlptlon of th* pro. Defendanle. p . r t y , and t h . n a m . In wh ich NOTICE OF *1 IT it waa a a . e n . d ar* a* f o l ­ S T A T E OF FLORIDA lo any low .: C ertific a te No. t«t Y . a r * t ami all p . r a o n . cla im in g any I n l . r a . t In ami to Ih* f o l lo w ­ tsxuanc* 19.1 ing desc ribed property In Dee rrlpllua o f Property! Iy>t 1* HIk I L i n e n o o d Park Hemlnol* Cou nty, Florida, to* w it: P la t llook II P a a . S T h . Houth (A c h a i n , of N a m . In w h ich a . * e i . . 4 Key l l o v . r i i m e n t Lot I, Heclion D ev s lo p m en t * R ea lly , Inc. 9 Towrn.hlp 1» Houth, All o f eald properly b ein g In R a n g . !u K a.t t i e . . Ih . Ih* Cou nty of K .mlnolr, H la t. W •■ t 39# f . e t t h e r e o f ); of Florida. ITnle.e euch c e r ­ T h a t part uf t h . NK<t nf tifica te . h a l l be redeem ed a c . lh . HKU o f H.ctlon 9. co rd ing to law the property T o w n . h l p 3# H o u t h . R a n g . d e . c r l b . d In auch r . r l l f t c a l e 30 K a .t, l y i n g North ami w i l l h . . o l d l o t h . h i g h . . ! b id ­ W i l l o f L a k e Mary R o a d der at Ih* front door of the ( I . . . lha W est 131 feet Hemlnole Cou nty Court l l o u * . t h e r e o f . n d tees th* F . a t a t Hanford. Florida, on I h . 313 feat o f th* W * . t 394 flral 3londay In I h . m onth of f eet e x c e p t I h . Houth If October. 19*1, wh ich la Ih* fe .tl; 7th day of October. 19*3. l l e g l n n ln g a t t h . point Dated t h l . S l . t da y a t Jun* w h e r . th* northerly lln# 19*1. n f th# r'gh t o f w a y o f th* (Official Ct.rk'a Heal) l . i k * Mary Road liitere*. I. Arthur II. IO<kwlth. J r . th* W * .: lln* of H.cllon c l e r k Circuit Court to, Townalilp 30 Houth, Hrinlnol. County. Worlda Rang* 10 K ail, them.# Publleh: H.pl. I. 13, IS, 3*. 19(3 N o rth a lo n g t h . W e»t Una CDSf-31 a f . a i d H.ctlon to t h . ■hor. t i n . of Crystal I^ib., xiyritM o r A r p i . i r c r i o x t h e n c e northerly ami . a . I FOH T i t DEED erly a lo n g Ih* . I m r . l l n . D e e . i n t . i a F lorida a i a t u l e . ml m i n i o f said t«akn to a point 134 feet K a .t s f t h . W c .t NOTICE IH IIKIIKIIY OIVlln * o f Raid He lion, t h .n r * KN. T hat K. A. I t e y o o l l . I h . Houth to Ih* North l l n . of hu ld.r ot t h . f o l lo w in g c . r t l . a i d r la h t o f w a y o f t h . flr a l. h a . fll.d .aid c ertifi­ 1-uk. Mary Road, th.m-a cate for t a t d * .d l o b* l . a u . d a o u t h . r l y along . a i d road ihereon. Th* c . r l l f l c a t * n u m ­ r l a h t of w a y to point of ber and y . a r o f l . a u a n c s, Ih* desc ription o f I h . property, l i . glnnlng. and I h . n a m . In which It waa You, and ea ch o f you. »r* h . r . b y a o t l f l . d and r . q u l r . d to a . e . a a . d a r . a* follow *: C srtlflrata No. *37 Y . a r a f a p p ea r and f l l . , p ersonalty or l . t u a n c * IS(1 by your a tto rn ey , w i t h I h . D e .r e l.il.a a f P ro.rvtyi C I .r k of tho ab ov .-.ty l.d Cou rt , your w r itte n d e l .n s e a . S (* ft. o f M 1(1 4 ft. o f r. 334.9 ft. o f \Y S4I.B ft. o f If a n y , to th# hill ot c o m ­ In fur.closure f l l. d NW l , o f Section ( T o w u . h l p p la in t 3* South R a n g . 31 K a .L herein In the a b o v e - . ' ) I*d Nam* In which a e . a s e . d c a i i t t , and to s s r v . a copy o f L a w r .n c * J a k e s. All o f said tho earn, on p la ln llffa a t t o r ­ property b . l n g In I h . Cou nty o f n ey, below , on or b . f o r . lha H.mlnol*, Hlata o f Florida. L'n- I t h d a y o f October, A. 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FA 2-2821 �•V R jr Page Seminole Offense Rolls K ( h School Hood r i « M C a * k Jim P lfott had ■ r t h l f h a t praise for his i q w j after Wednssday's hard wnrkont te another aerlmmage wHh the JV iquaU under g — e type condition*. Work i (gent meetly on the Hem- # n fsri VmD 6 —. Sept. 12, 1963 Gator Spotlight On Nicklaus Leads Powerhouse Dupree Field Of 52 In Seattle Open outstanding. T h • Seminole varsity made some mistakes but as Pigott put It, "They GALNESV1LLE (UPI) — "He has the best running were nothing compared to the Powerhouse Larry Dupree moves ever seen on a Florida last scrimmage." and the Florida bacxfleld will back . . . and a safe pair Line Coach Jim McCoy had be much in focus when the of hands." his player* on the ball also. Defensively, Florida will usa SEATTLE (UPI) — Jack Gators meet Georgia Tech for The forward wall waa opening the ‘roving fullback' or ‘mon­ the nationally-televised sea­ Nicklaus sod 53 other tour­ up holes and offering pass ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ing professional golfers tee off son's opener in Hie South­ ster’ tactics which competent protection. Pigott hod good today In the (35,000 Greater eastern Conference in Atlan­ senior Jim O'Donnell elected words about the ability of tha chief monster. This method of ta Saturday. Seattle Open. linemen to get down field play prosed unexpectedly efJunior Dupree, 193-pound Nicklaus will be after Ihe quickly for blocking and tackl­ (3,400 first-place money, which All-SEC who led the confer­ fective against favored Penn ing. would enable him to overtake ence in rushing with 604 yards State in the Gator Bowl last Letterman Dan McCall re­ absent Arnold Palmer as the last year and also topped the year and—with much credit turned to center for the f ln t year’s top money winner in Florida scoring list with 42 due O'Donnell — the Gatori time in scrimmage. The gampoints, will be the stabilizer pulled an upset 17-7 win. professional golf, Inolee need « center replace­ S u m s passes to thr Semi- games to get their tickets has Defensive specialist Ken for an otherwise shallow back Nicklaus picked up $50,000 ment for the Injured Steve note high school football home a strong appeal for many, Russell, another stalwart of section. last weekend In winning the Balint. However ho ii expect­ games have been catching on especially those whose acti­ Potentially tlie most dan­ tb« Gator Bowl, will relieve World Series of Golf. ed to return to the lineup with the fans, according to gerous man on the field, Du­ O'Donnell. Nicklaus and his fellow tour­ Ath. Dir. rred G am s, and vities compel them to get to soon. One of the more spectacular ing pros headed a field of 140 pree also will be called Into Pigott said the ball handl­ white aates hive been picking Memorial stadium late. action as a halfback, a posi­ of the Florida players Is jun­ who took to the greens at the The family rate of >29, en­ ing of the backs was superb, «p, they a n still U percent Inglewood C o u n t r y Club tion where the Gatora have ior quarterback Tom Shannon, behind the figure set last year titling all mambera to get their faking outstanding and two unknown quantities in the a 6-foot Irishman who set course. their ability to h it and run for thin date. an accuracy record last year Billy Casper shot a seven- starting line. into the five home games "la through holes opened by the Gasas strewed the fact that with 38 completions out of too Coach Ray Graves says unde r-par 63 to win the (3,000 MARATHON SWIMMER Jim Woods glided into Lake Monroe Wednesday really g rock-bottom price," line was great. Improvement fti addition to the bargain Dupree is exciting I* watch. tries. proamateur prelude Wednes­ afternoon ending a tiring three days in the water. The 41-year-old Orrate lor famillea for admit­ said Ganas. The fact that the waa evident In the nil around day. landoan left Silver Springs Monday a t 8:25 a.m. and was in the water 51 tance alone, the fact that it first game la only a week offensive play. The entire hours for the 100-milo swim. (Herald Photo) will net be Mcesaary for away should speed up the team had their a I g n n 1 e Report gridiron buffi with aeason sale, h« added, for this was straight. T hen waa no offBOSTON (UPI)—The Bostide* penalties against the ttekata to ataad in Una at the the pattern last year. ton Bruins, the National Hock­ The "Reserved section" varsity, offensively or defen­ ON ey League tailendcra, will re­ privilege for a small addi­ sively. POPULAR BRANDS port for physical examinations tional fee, is going over real Despite the efforts of the AT today in preparation for the well with the business men JV defense, It couldn’t atop the opening of their pre-season whose stores stay open until varsity on tha ground or in training camp. after starting time for the the air. ARCADE PACKAGE STORE games. It Is expected that Coach Milt Schmidt said Quarterbacking the vanity DES MOINES, Iowa (UPI) OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. - 6:15 P. M. a large majority of the sea­ wera Ronnie Hinson and Billy then again in 1958 — today twin workout* will begin FrlJim Wood announced after 210 K. FIRST HANFORD son pass holders who are Higgins. Higgins, who ia a nieeta 21 * year - old James (lay and will continue us long — An upsetting unknown completing a 100-mlle swim in WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS buying the admittance cards converted defensive emf, show­ Thompson of Misslun, Texas. | ns he feels it necessary. By United Press lateraalional now will take advantage of ed promise in calling play*. 54 hours Wednesday that he from Cleveland and four of This could ba the day the this special feature. was giving up distance swim­ the top stars were among 16 hopefuli who set out today New York Yankees clinch a "Any three of the five home ming. tie for their fourth straight spectacles will be worth the in the fifth round of the U. S. "This was just too much," American League pennant season fee," the atiielctlc dir­ Amateur golf championship tiio car dealer from Orlando and the 28th In their gulden ector opined. The games wills • quartet uf them to said, " I’m not going to try he left in the running by history. come up like this; Sept. 20— it again." All that's needed la a Yan­ Titusville; Oct. 4— Apopka; nightfall. kee victory over the Kansas Oct. 35— Winter Park; Nov. The veteran distance swim­ Wnlt Stull), making only ENGENE, Ore. (U PI)-D eCity Athletics and a Clevrland 8— Wildwood (Honiecumlng); fending champion Shirley Fn m er lell Silver Springs at 8:25 his second appearance in the Indian triumph over tha Min­ Nov. 15— Bishop Moore. Ga­ dehorn, out of a hospital less a.in. Monday, splashed down Amateur, hoped to continue nesota Twins. nas hopes that all who want Ilian a week, began her bid Ihe Silver River to the Okla- his unexpectedly brilliant play Then, on* Yankee victory the season ducats will rush fur a repeat championship in waha River, then Into the St. and had tu da so if he hoped • r one loss by either the Ui« orders (and money) to the (10,000 Eugene Ladies Johns River. to survive among such es IVIns or Chicago White Sox him quickly in order for him Open golf tournament today. Once In the St. Johns River, Charley Cue, Deane Bcmun, Would mathematically elimi­ to have time to make certain G O O D Y E A R ) The Caldwell, Idaho, girl which flows from south to Bill Campbell and collegiute nate the last two remaining that the tickets are delivered was hospitalized In her home­ north, Wood passed through champion Dick Sikes. beloro the game next Friday. town last Friday after becom­ Lake George and Lake Mon­ •contenders.'* The lanky ‘28-year.ohl gear The Yankees moved to withing III. Tests revealed noth­ roe, swimming Hid last 50 salesman was a total of only NO $ h easy grasp of their third three over par over the tough ing more serious than nervous miles against the current. CASH He arrived at Sanford al Wakonda Club course in con­ Straight flag under Ralph exhaustion, but it caused her Houk when they beat the W EEKLY tributing the tournament’s lo miss out on the Spokane 2:25 p m . Wednesday. DOWN Wood, who was accompan­ top upset by flattening de­ Athletics, 8-3, Wtdncaduy Women’s Open. D O E S ITI night for thalr B6th win of the CORAL GABLER (UPI) — She would like to mike up ied by a boat on the distance fending champion Inbrun Har­ t Mason. And, In typical fash­ ('ouch Andy Gustafson prod­ for It with the (1,250 first swim, said he didn’t run Into ris Jr., 2 and 1, and then roar­ ion, It was Whltey Ford sup­ ded his sluggish Hurricane prize here. Miss Englehorn any trouble, although he did ing past Bob Cochran of St. plying the pitching and Mick- griildera back to life Wednes­ punished the 8,522-yard par see several alligators. Louis, 0 and 5. ay Manila contributing the day, but warned the temn they 38 3ft—74 Eugene C o u n t r y Today he goes against Dave big blow. Ford, gaining his will have to "pour It on from Club course last year with a Stockton of San Bernardino, 82nd win of tha season and now on in" to be ready for pair of 60s, the first time a Calif., in the fifth round and tha 197th of his eiraer, turn­ their opener with FIntida woman had broken 70 on the then, if he ia to reach Friday’s ed In a neat seven-hitter while State Sept. 30. course. 36-hole semifinals, mould have Mantle, playing his way to­ Moat of the players Injured Other prc-mect favorites TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - lo face the winner of a match \ \ \ \ ward tup form after a season In early practices were bark were Kathy Whitworth, win­ Florida State Coach Bill Pe between llcmun and Barry A 8 V IM U I-V U IN M U 1I«IS SITNUof Injuries, sent his old bud­ on the field, except hnlfhnrk ner of the Spokane Open, and tenon juggled his Seminole Meerdlnk of Muacatin, Iowa. ■ MflTM U M tA XItl W W L n iS f* dy off in front with a three- John Bennett nnd kiekiug spe­ Mickey Wright, who was after first string Wednesday in Campbell, the former West tun homer in the first inning. cialist Don Clfra, hopes of presenting a mure Virginia legislator, will face her 10th vlctury this year. % M 70* » « ! A etieisAL ig u ir a u l Tha Twins drubbed tha In­ potent foe for Ihe University John C. Owens, the Kentucky / l / l Slack M o le * M RAfOH IlStS WITH \ \ \ \ ' 4 t * f , dians, 0-3, the White Sox of Miami Sept. 20. amateur champion, in the first ■ ■ !> rw *l »l ■ M• * i*l J?¥ m m M IA * tbAJUHlU edged out the Baltimore Ori­ George D'AUessandro of of today's two 18-ho|e rounds. oles, 8-3, the Washington Sen­ Fort Myers mas moved up to Sikes' fifth round opponent \ \ \ \ A tone ■itiAM I ators defeated the Detroit first string end, replacing Bill will be Ed Tulwiler uf Charles­ SCIHA 0 S S I I 6 ft 11 weekly N \ \ \ Dawson of Valdosta, Ga. Tigers, 8-8, In 10 Innings and ■ MtAR GUAAANIII iw a is e m n s * * | ton, W. V i, the Los Angsts* Angels beat E«l Pritchett was moved to Coe, seeking to min the \ \ \ \ • m a a e i M ' n 1 the Boston Red Fox, 4-1, In halfback from quarterback on title for the third time — O a v iM u r n v u L • O I M ' I W i the offensive squad and Pe­ he captured It in 1949 and Other American League action. M a m n ia lis t s w its N \ N \ 0 1 b ? £ £ m m J l KUHN (U A IA itU By United Press International of their NFL crown against terson said Howard Ehler will alternate between halfback the Chicago Bears at Green The old pros with Green Predicts KO and fullback. O T9 i t t i s s M i .n * m » N \ \ N Ray were smiling aftrr hear­ Bay Sunday. PITTSBURGH (U P I)-C arM H r* •N ltllA lL S KIT8 Meanwhile, Detroit, t h c d m O I wV k S S i m m 14 N0 NIH 9UAXANIU ing the news that National men Tedeschi, manager of team expected to challenge B y United Press International middlcwalght contender Hur­ Buys Share Football League veteran Je r­ Ihe Packers for the Western NATIONAL LEAGUE COLUMBUS, Ohio (Urn— ricane Carter, predicts a 4) whom au -m sT au i W 1. I'ct. GB ry Norton will be Joining the Division title, gave place- Golfer Jock Nicklaus announc­ knockout Saturday when Car­ M * « r H SU WITH Packers. kicker Wayne Walker a vote 1 9 1w a s m rn 13KM IH CUAIANTU Los Angtlss 88 57 .607 ed he has bought part owner­ ter meete Argentine chaiii|iiun Guys like Jim llingo, Hank of confidence following the Ml ill .5 8 5 3 8t. Louis 1 H i\ aJwvt * • pitl toi iM «J4 bit |N H«v Mr# ship of a 2-year-old (Nicer Farid Salim a t the Civic Grcinmingcr. Jesse Whitten trade of popular veteran Jiin HU 67 .511 H Mllwsukse named Itervaldo. Nicklaus, Arena. fiH Ban Fran. 78 .531 in'4 tun and Henry Jordan—vet­ Martin to Baltimore, who won the World Series of Tcdeivhl, r e m i n d e d that erans uf those cold, lean "We'll go with Walker all Philadelphia 76 70 ,521 12 hi gulf and Is second among PGA Salim hse never been knocked Cincinnati 78 72 .521) 12 >4 Wisconsin winters — k n o w Ihe way," Detroit c o a c h money wlnneri, plans to enter nut, quickly remarked, "He what a fellow like Norton can George Wilson said. "Even If Chicago 71 72 •CU7 14 Vs mean. Wayne mUsrd five field goals the horse In eastern cures this waa never In a hurricane and can be serviced by the more that 70,000 fill 76 .170 19 Every ona of these budget buys contains PilUburgli either." In ■ row, he will go for the fall. He’s pennant insurance, a Houston 54 92 .370 3414 Goodyear's new rubber, Tufsyn. Every one Goodyear dealers from coast to coast. commodity the pros appre­ sixth one. I've told him the New York 411 97 .336 39 ia carries a guarantee against road hazards ciate. Job is his and I mean It." Wednesday's Ri-sutta Norton comes to the Pack­ In Cleveland, head coach Houston 4 Phil*. 2 ers following a trade with Blanton Collier announced New York 4 San Fran. 2 the Dallas Cowboys, mho will Hist Frank Ryan will be Ids Canada will make tOoaance on now lira ba-,ed on original (reed NATION-WIDE O U AJU N U K 8t. Louis 4 Chicago 0 (N) receive a future Green Bay starting quarterback Sunday depth remaining end rurr.nl -Goodyear price," Auto Tee Oeedyear iu im k Ow ae« trite Wre# Los Angeles 9 Plttsbg. 4 (N) draft choice. XL I HEADS * Hi lha Goodyear t i u d rubber madallion era aim>when Hie Browns meet Hie 1 . A f.m il any defects lo eorkm.i^Mp end material!. Cine!. 14 Milwaukee 3 (N> kirly guaranteed by the ratieeder to original owner (or I yearIn Norluu, Green Bay has Washington Redskins in the 2, For number el moulds tpecihed, esamit noun.I ru.d M rtool btyoml Me nl dead design daptli). May be pretanted with Friday’s Games a former NFL punting and season opener. arus—Le., blowout), fabric break), cu ls-e ic tid it put able euerjnlao ceitilic.la tu any Goodyear Service Glare or Dealer Cincinnati at Chicago punctures. pass interception leader. He for repair without charge, or, e l hie option, an allowance toward Ryan completed 49 of H5 Houston at New York (N) limited la the original owner. Goodyear lire dealers la U.J. or another tire, baied on months remaining and original price. led the league In bulb depart passes for 585 yards In Cleve­ San Fran, at Pittsburgh (N) nienls while playing for the land's pre-season games tu Milwaukee at St. Louis (N) St. Louiv Cardinals In 1960. TIKE KEUUIRED ON RETKEAD OTHERWISE ADD 82.00 win the job from Jim NlnowLos Angeles a t Phils. 2 twiThe Packers open defense ski. nig h t n t r » r s n P X T 83Y9I Inola offence and Pigott aald the team made few mlatakec. Every time the v a n ity got the pigskin It scored, Pigott also had a lot to cay about the vastly Improved Junior vanity defense. He its ted th at tha de­ fensive secondary play waa Seaton Tickets Catching Hold Woods Giving Up Distance Swimming Yankees Set To Clinch 4th S'raiqht Flag Cleveland Unkown Upsets Amateurs Buy'em now on easy terms Green Bay Gets Punter Horton Standings A L L T IR E S ARE M O U N TE D FREE AMERICAN LEAGUE 4 tlriag Your C sr W htr* Ike E ip rrte A rt Brake & Front End Safety Service! >095 We'll alisn front end. check •h<» ka ami rihauit av.trm, repack (lie front wheel bear ings. and arljtul Hie brake) mmmaa OWN & OPERATE YOUR OWN BUSINESS Our Investment And A Small Amount Of Yonr Capital. 0""“ ‘ ........ Moc Alexander 1‘HONE FA 2-2784 «) m a GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY f) FARRELL'S It's easyto Buy Guaranteed Goodyear Tires FSU Seminoles Reshuffled W L re t. GU New York 96 51 .653 83 84 .565 13 Minnesota Chicago S3 63 .501 1314 Baltimore 78 70 J»27 1814 Detroit 72 76 .400 24 70 78 .473 2614 Iloaton 70 79 .470 27 Cleveland Kansas City 87 79 .459 28*4 U s Angelas 68 82 .446 3014 Washington 63 95 .35* 4314 Wednesday's Iteaulle U s Angeles 4 Uostun 1 (N> Wash. 8 Detroit 5 10 ins. (N> Chicago 3 Baltimore 2 (N> New York 8 Kan. City 2 (N) Minnesota 9 Cleveland 3 Friday’s Games Cleveland at Loa Angeles (N) Iloaton at Kansas City (N) New York at MiniiSsola (N) Baltimore at Detroit (N) Chicago at Washington (N) (f, BARGAIN PRICES Shirley Bids For Open Repeat Gus Warns His Sluggish Canes «| Plenty Of 9 rc : G O O D / V E 4 R 555 W. FIRST SANFORD Fret Parking Ph. FA 2-2821 V �% tiff •n rfo rS (D sm m O b b if. • DEAR ABBY: 1 gave my fiancee a ring which I con­ sidered adequate for the time being. (I bought it at a loan ihop. I told her when ! gave it to her that I knew It wasn't much, but I'd get her a better one when I could afford it. She accepted it. wore it for a week and then she returned it to me laying her mother had had it appraiicd nad it was a fake diamond. She said 1 had cheapened her before her family and friend*, and then she dropped me like a red hot poker. I am a com­ missioned officer in the Kate militia, and am sup­ posed to be a leader of men. and this hai made me look pretty foolish. My ques­ tion is, wai it proper oquietlc for her mother to hase the ring appraised? TURNED DOWN DEAR TURNED: NO! But don't waite any tear* over thli. The girl wasn't real, either. • • Sept. 12, IMS — Furs T frn ll • DEAR ABBY: My daugh­ ter ia being married. An (x}& Jh a (Oom sin By Abigail Van Buren aunt of mine belongs to the Mooie. Neither my huihand nor I belong, and we don't know anyone else who doe*. This aunt told my daughter that she is going to give her a wedding shower ami in­ vite all the ladies from the Moose. She says then she will find out who her friends are. I was furious when my daughter told me this, and I wouldn't stand for it. We don't want these people who have never met my daughter to buy gifta for her. How can I tell my aunt NO without hard feel­ ings? BLRBANK DEAR BURBANK: Tell her you appreciate her kind­ ness, but she will hsve to find out who her friends are some other way. It is considered poor taste for relatives to give showers. t* • • DEAR ABBY: When I first started to dale 1 never went out with a boy who smoked because the smell of cigarette smoke on some­ one's breath made me sick. When I married my hus­ £aa>by Some housewives look at housekeeping as an emllces, thauklei* Job that's never done. They can tell you toe exact number of times they do the di'hcs. make beds ami prepare meals each week. And they don't realize that it's their own attitude that makes the Job of homemaking <ecm pure drudgery. Taken day by day, house­ work isn't too bad a job. It isn't ‘ today’’ the frustrat­ ed hou«ewi(e can’t face. It's all the “ tomorrows’’ on top of “ today." So the way to look on house­ work—or on any jot>—is to lake to it one day'a work at a time. If she didn’t become de­ pressed over all she has to do tomorrow and alt she wants to accomplish next week, almost any housewife could face today's demands cheerfully. So the thing to do with the band he didn't smoke, but about two years ago be took up the habit. 1 haven't en­ joyed bis kisses since, and he knows it. He has tried all toe mouth washes, etc., but bis kisses still have that cigarete flavor and I hate it. When I was pregnant (last year) it made me so nauseated I was actually sick. I have even tried to learn to smoke but I esn't Am I nuts? MARCIE DEAR M A R C I E : No. Your husband is. • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO ME­ DIOCRE AND M I S E R ­ ABLE: “ Use the talents you possess. For the woods would be very silent if mi birds sang except the best." • • • What's on your mind? For a personal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3363, Beverly Hills, Calif. For Abby's booklet, “ How To Have a Lovely Weding," send SO cents to Ab­ by, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. OVIEDO HIDII Varsity Cheerleaders who are sporting brand new “Jane Lee Originals" this year are, from left, Alice Fox, captain; Maureen Boyle, Joy Wainwrifc’ht, Marilyn Partin, Ann Ridenour and Nancy Swenson. The ytirls have sponsored sorvcral benefits, including bake sales and a dance, to pay for their new uniforms. (Herald Photo) M q h liq h JtA By Ruth Millet! hardest Job of housekeeping is to vet aside a certain num­ ber of working hours, accom­ plish everything possible in tlio "c hours. When the time is up, call it a good day’s work and quit. Not only quit working, but slop thinking about the work yet to be done. What is left over can be tackled to­ morrow. The best mental rule for any overworked housewife i* to never think beyond the job at hand. Think of each (lay’s chores - separately, and you'll find you can cope without unduo stress. Most Afghans speak Pashto or Pushtu, now the national language. Persian was Hie of­ ficial court language until re­ cently. TV RENTAL • Sales • Service Seminole TV FA 2-1920 Zrnilh Color TV Rale* 2RQ0 Sanford Ate- F A M E S ' T V Time Previews 7:30-8:30 p.ra. NBC. Wide lilicaily involved publuhor, ikiIi-iiIu I ©xcellenvc Country. "The Judas Coal." that lie would make a good television documentary. T h e; | (Rerun) Eddie Albert does a governor. purpose Is to show the West resily llrst-rate job in the 8:30!):3u p m . NBC. Dr. a* it really was during the role of a Jacoby naive gubernatorial Kildare. "The Mask Makers." period from 18to through By Oswald candidate. A lesser talent (Benin) You won’t recognize 1900. debunking many of the romantic legends and char­ At this point Mrs. Jacoby- might have made the role guest star Carolyn Jones, in acters of those times. wanted to get to seven dia­ comical am! the whole play Hie beginning, as (he girl will) monds provided I held exect- laughable. He plays a popular a nu-e that rivals Cyrano's ly two hearts to the ace. She singing cowboy who is con­ and 1) uranic’s. decided-to invito It by the un­ vinced h> his wiie and a po3:30-10 p.m, NBC, T h e usual bid of aix clubs. There Lively Ones. (Color) This i» was no danger that 1 would the scries finale, with “ Ha­ pass, hut there was consider­ r d " returning next week. able danger that I would only Mince it t* the last, host Dago to six diamonds, but that mone get* two spots instead danger was averted quickly, 1 of one. wliich isn’t a bad idea felt in the mood for fireworks considering the rest of it. He and Jumped to seven dia­ is clove to excellent in a rous­ monds. ing "Spusalizio" (remember The play was short, but "Most Happy F ella"?) in a quite good. Mrs. Jncohy drew By United Ptr»* International New York City Italian street The St. lauds Cardinals arc festival setting. Julie London two rounds of trumps, cashed my sc© of hearts and her using the Los Angeles Dodg­ is Hie feature in a languid inking, ruffed a heart, returned ers’ own most indent wea­ terpretation of "lilack Cof­ to her hand with the ace of pon—pitching—to cling to Hie fee" set in her own living spades, ruffed another heart, front runners' coattails in the room. Co-feature Mel Tonne took my ace of clubs, ruffed National League p c n n a n t comes o f f belter singing a club to get buck to her hand, race. "Don't Get Around Much Any Pitching ha* been Hie Car­ More" from a jail cell in pulled West’* last trump and claimed the rest of the trick*. dinals' moat serious problem Dallas. There is also Charlie all season but it's suddenly Byrd. Ills guitar and tr:n and Jelled—and Jusl at (he rigid a madcap group called The time if the tiedblrd* are going Characters. to overtake the Dodgers, IU-11 p.m. CI1M. The Nunes. whose unce-ptoud duff is be "A Question of Mercy." ( Re­ IB:BB It) Say Wkea ginning to get the blind stag run) This is ,i well-produced It) Carlson Caper* IS) News with Mike Wal­ grrs in the stretch. and well-presented episode on lace The Cardinal stall turned the subject of mercy killing 19:77 (!) SBC New* in its third consecutive shut­ that aroused a g<H>d deal of lt.l t (1) I Lor* Lnny IS) Ann nothern Hh»w out when Bay Sadcckl and controversy In its initial show­ 17) l-ley Vour Hunch Bon Taylor combined in a ing. 11:1* III Price !* night IS) Th* MeCeys five-hitter Wednesday night to ll p rn. NBC. Ihe Ileal IS) December Bride for a 1-0 victory over the M:lt (I) Ceneeetretls* West. (B enini Narrated by Chicago Cubs. I t ) P e t e B alsd y© 111 Haven Keys The win enabled the L'anli Ihe late Gary Cooper, to­ It SI IS) CRB Mew* night's best bet. a multiple11:11 IS) Tour First Iwpree- nais to remain three gam e award winner, is Ibis excep­ *)•■ behind the winning Dodgers f l l L o s e e f Life and made it II victories in tionally good example of the ( I ) B r e l* Par* S k ew their last 15 games for John FRIDAY P. M. ny Keane's fast closing team I'Melding Record !7:7S |i ) Harry Itueniuner The Dodgers again goi SAN FRANCISCO (UPl)— Newt 11:1* (t) Aeercn for Tsienr- shaky pitching from see Don Wc» Westnun, coach with Ihe row Urysdale hut reached Into (SI Paiher Knnw* Best their bullpen for the nec­ Man Francisco Giants, hold* ihe National League holding (1) Truth or Cnnie<|. essary relief aid as they record for catchers with a IS It It) dutdlng t.lgkt I t* It) Uld-Dsy Report down'd Hie Pittsburgh I'i .999 mark set from 1050-52 II il III NIIC News Report rales, 0-1, and eliminated while with (he Giant* till IS) New* B Weether (il Bech'lor Father them from Hie race. (9) lien ere I Hospital Randy Knufax I* the only MS (!) Lsffiin* till 71 Focus 7-t-t. Dodger pitcher who !u* gone 1:1* III A* Th* World Turn* Hid distance in Hie It games 1:1# (7) I'eopl* Ire Funny played by 1ms Angeles tills (91 Laffllme ::'R) (2) far,pin Will Talk month. During Itie same perIt) Password iod the Cardinals have iiad IS) Day in Court 1:7. (7) MIC New. IS ILU K AT THE MAIt-LOU, AND INVITES ALL HIS OLD six complete games from I t ) (*> * r t I.inklettar among three different pitch­ (>> Jae* Wyiwea Ukew FRIENDS AND NEW FRIENDS TO VISIT HIM. THE PLACE IS RACK 17) Th* Due lure ers. I SI (7) t-nreil* Toung The New York Mels pushed IN SIIAI’E, NEWLY DECORATED. AND READY FOR YOUR (ll Qaeen Per S Day the lading Sen Franciscu I is (7) Van Don t .May ENJOYMENT. (1 ( Vho Bilge of Night Giants another step towanl (SI Whs Be Too Trset extinction. 4-2. (he Cincinnati l i l t IS) CBS News I II (7) Tbs M.trh asms Bed* routed the Milwaukee IS) Secret Storm II) Americas ReeSeiesd Braves, 14-3, and the Houston Colts nicked the Philadelphia 1:7) (71 NtlC M*W* Tt-por! 1:79 (7) Iturna A Allen Phillies, 4-2, in oilier Nation­ ( l l Bed* Well al League game*. <l( nio'overy 'l l O n (Bhidqsi In the court* of a motor trip through th* West thia summer, Mrs. Jacoby and 1 spent several delightful daya in Laramie, Wyo. We had the pleasure of playing duplicate with th* Laramie Unit white there and picked up a wonder­ ful hand for use of the Jacoby Transfer Bid (JTU). Mrs. Jacoby’s two diamond lesponse to my opening notrump was the heart JTU and my two heart* the automatic reply. Her three diamond bid was a game force and showed that she had a diamond suit besides her heart*. Since I liked diamond* far better than hearts, I raised her to fuur diamonds. Thia suggested a slam and she In­ vited it by a bid of our spades. In spite of my 15 point mini- a» AKMH fA I 4KJII • AIM AQM A J *71 *J3 ♦ ••4 ♦ Q J7* 9Q 1M 1 ♦1 • K IM S SOUTH • AX f K ill! A AQ IM S • 4 Marita and South evih N*rth KaA M k Waal Pas IN.T. P am U Pus P am 1 » a# Pan P am 4 4 Pm * P am >« P am Past ft* 1# M i mum that cards cluba no-trump, it appeared I was holding perfect for her and I bid five to show that ace. Card Pitching Keeps Team In Pennant Race TELEVISION TONIGHT THURSDAY P. M. • ■*# (I) cau se* • we w i s e s (Sl ARC ■•••leg M***n ill Or**t ll*a«lla*e S t. <l| gallons! 1:1* (!) Allaalls WssSksr SIS II) Mewses** Sill <l) Mie n a . 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Cl* (71 Sinn On II) Bigs Oe f:l* (Si College ef Ike Ale 17) Florida History 1:11 Ml (Hun On 1:11 Ml drove end Farm r.*pert f.S* III Tedey Ml Operation Alphabet Till II) Farm Merkel Raporl til* III Today Ml Wake L'p Movies (!) Mikle tlvsns dhow SMS (I) CeenMewe News 1:11 III Meets-Weslker I IS (I) Mltker r u e Ikew (ll Csplslk Kongers* 1:1* (I) Today (I) Csriooavlll# t:S* (IV Jerk LsUi* ikew (91 Kxercie* for Women Mi iloinper llo-mi 1:11 (t) del* l l u n Xkew Legal Notice n r j t m n vtiiis m i l TAX IIEIIU (Se e. t k l . t e Klvrlds M l s t s l s e » f IwIn t NOT Ic tt in IIKP.KIIV (JIVKN That J s n e A V e m n c l o Vdr.aMco the holder o f th* fo l lo w in g *:ertlfi r s t e hue filed , e l l • ertltli-ate f->r (ax deed :, ns I . .tied thereon . The uertlflexte n umber end >e.tr of l eeu in ce. the d escrip tion of the pruperty. and th-- name In w h i c h It w a s se vereed ere ee follow e: r e r t l f l e a t e No. l i t Ve»r of Is su ance t)»0 lleerrlsll-s « f r rn p srtrt lot! 5* Ja m eetotv n 1‘lat Houle Legal Notice to ru s : 3 Pages 71 A 77 Name Ire w h ich a*»»eet I. llsnj. Jam es. Heirs. All of »»I4 property being In the I'uunljr r,f Seminole, fits Is of Florid*. Unite e su ch c e r t i f ic a te shall be red eem ed according to law the property d e e c r l b e 1 tn such certific a te w ill be sold to the h ig h e st bidder et t h e front door of !b« Hemlnote O u n t y Court H ouse *: thenford. Flo r­ id*. on the first Monday In th* mon th o( October. !»*J, which le the 7th day o f Oct ­ ober, 19*7. l i s t e d tills SJ'h day e t A u g ­ ust. 1*19. (Official C l e r k s . l e i l l Art hur II. U eck w llb , Jr. c l e r k Circuit Court ( r e m in d s County, Florida Publish Mept. 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F O R OflLY of iiT*nl, l Ag4iu;t tr mr|-( For wmiiu I rtu*| EtMfiU rr|is*ir^M4P punctur*-** mOUltBtwl in ©vsry l vy |m*wi***! f*»r *fc« (nr munftM, Hrjfciiii ilM"U» wiUjail ( k ) f |r rt|>l n s(ixtii * pioriirl on It* t I BDel hd ,x| DM lill pnirl cwrmtl U (ill mi uf .atijuni ivnL Cocktail Hour 4 to 6 pm. 4 guaranteed I* A(Mul4 ibtMl* In Miknun* Jvit* «ml milefula Juttn# Ufa fWi laa j u s t say ’Charge 4 « f*i•• easy terms > REG IN NINO FRIDAY — SPECIAL LOW I’RICES SEE LOU BACK AT THE MAR-LOU Hwy. 17-92 — *7 Miimle.s Front Food and Downtown Sanford To Courleou* Service. Free I’urkinjc Around Fine IJuilding- where your dollar buys MILES more FIRST & FRENCH Sanford FA 2-0211 J uhI Off Hwy. 17-92 On The Dog Track Hd. Y— * �I fftr ; M iu Ken) ; Honored A t h i t 9 — Sept 1 2 , IM S V irtd Fashion Show Planned By Sorority At Woman's Club • Shower Mi*. I . L. M i i i*.Mi*. Barman Spivey *nd liter One* Ann w m rscentty a t a mlacel■ haiiwia shower for MU* Von* * £ Kern, September bride* ' i b e t Ilia affair held at the ' Spivey hone In Woodruff ' Spring* w n attended bp 40 friend* *f the honor guest. The party n o m a wer* dee* , a n te d with wedding belli, >rtnga awl euplds Intretpersed ’ with f e n . The dining table wmi overlaid w ith a white linen cloth. One end held a punch bowl and on the othsr end wee a double wedding ' ring cake. Gaiace were played during the evening and the hoetreeea ' prelented the honoree with a corsage of amell wedding , belli. Floating hostesses were the ■Misses Clara Ann and Bhnri on Chaplin and Scarlett# Den* ! *1*. Mlae Kern received many ; beautiful and useful gift* ; from thoea present. 'Wf I §gtif*rl Carla MIm Carla L o m m l i r , daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Carl Lomraler, celebrated bar 18th birthday with a party a t her home on 14th Are. in Longer ood. Tho party followed tho 6 p.m. service i t the First Bap­ tis t Church, la Longwood Sun­ day. The guests sang hymns and enjoyed swimming and chatting. Refreshment* of tes cream and cake wer* served. The birthday cake w u In the form of a large white double heart decorated with pink rotes. Those helping with the cele­ bration wer* Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Van Dim, Rev. Jack Lindsey, Patrick and David Shea, Lynne and Larry Miller, Chuck Dudley, Nancy and 8pencer Whitehead, Barbara Messlmer, Cyrethe Ellis, Mike Moss, Mike Hsrvilte, Gene Bridges, her sisters, Janice and Barbara, her grandfather, C. 11. Largent and her par­ ents. Tha Gamma Omega Chap­ ter of Epsllo* Sigma Alpha will sponsor a card party and fashion show, Tuesday, Sept. IT at 7:30 p.m. at the Sanford Woman’s Club. Door prlxes and prises to tha winners of tho card games will be awarded. Both bridge and canasta will be played. Fashions from M ary Es­ ther's, of Sanford, and Playgirl Faahlona, of F ern Park, will bo modeled at the show. Models and the various eivie clubs they represent in­ clude Mrs. Katbrya Jtay, of the Pilot Club; Mrs. George Wells, Woman's Club; Mr*. Vincent M o n r o e , Officeri Wives Club; Mrs. Hammond Polk, Jaycee Wives; Miss Ann Mahan, the Candy Strip­ er* and Airs, Gordon Fred­ erick, Exemplar Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Mrs. Donna Ord will be the commentator and background music will be presented by Mrs. Patrick O'Gara. Hair styles will be by Alice's Beau* ty Salon. Members of Theta Epsilon Tickets may bo purchased from any aorority member or Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held the first meeting of the at the door. season at the home of Mrs. Paul Lewis. During the business session future projects were discuss­ ed and Mrs. Lewis was nam­ ed vice president, to replace .Mrs. Burt Revo!*, who has been placed on the inactive MRS. JAMES McKEE, left, nodal chairman of the Gamma Oinctra Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Members of the Anna Mil­ list. Mrs. Lewis was also se­ Alpha and Mrs. George Wells a model for tho ler Circle are sponsoring an lected as the Valentine Girl fashion show planned for Sept. 17 present fa ­ Italian spaghetti supper, this of (lie year and will represent shions from Mary Esthers, Mrs. McKee wears a Saturday at the F.lks Club for the chapter In tho Internation­ red wool knit with black and red stolo, by Youth all Elks, their families and al contest. Guild. Mrs. Wells is wearing a fuchsia knit ault 3lrs. Shirley Fox, of Longby Promenade. Iloth hats are by lletmar. guests. wood, presented a very Inter­ Serving will be from 6 to esting program on embroid­ 8:30 p.m. and proceeds will ery with paints. Tho girls be used for tho Harry Anna were given small cloth draw­ lly Hernlre Kristy who died recently, Funeral Crippled Children’s Home in ings and had a chanco to try Friends nf Mrs, Kcberca services were held Friday, Umatilla. Plana for the sup- their iklll at this unique hob­ Webb of Oviedo nro extending Scpt. 0, In Daytona. Uurial per were completed at ■ re­ by. Refreshments of fruit punch their sympathy in tho lose of was in Crescent City. cent meeting when other pro­ and cookies were served by her aunt, Mrs. Curinno ti. jects and social activities the hostess during the social Copron uf Daytona Reach Mr. and Mrs, Rob Ward and were also discussed. hour. Others attending were children, Cindy, Candi ami J,ee A dinner danco is being Mmcs. Richard Walker, Wal­ and Mis* llessie Fleming re­ planned for Oct. 12. On Tues­ lace Peacock, Don Cahill, cently returned home from day, Sept. IT, ■ covered dish W a l t Bohannon, Cameron a vacation spent in Mnguiu supper will bo served, fol­ Pawrencc, Sterno Bolie, Rob Valley, N, C Also visiting lowed by a program given McKee, Jack Erickson, Ro­ In 31aggie Valley was Mr. William Lane, son of Mr. Ward’s grandmother, Mrs. by George Carver, adminis­ bert Pekle, Art Lee, Roger Randall Re>nolds anil Mrs. I.avny Lane, of Pearl Sweat of Now Smyrna trator of the Harry Anna Garner, I(nine. He will show color and Stuart Stetson. Chuluota, unit Miss llarhara Reach. movies of tho work done at Heckle, daughter of Mr. and 31r. and Mrs. John Courier Mrs. William Heckle, of Or- and children, Mary, Martha the home to help children. land), were married July 23, and Jimmy and Mr. and Mrs. The movie will be shown at 8:30 p.m. and all Elks, their in Georgia, M -rrltt Staley ami children, families and guests aro in­ Attendant* were the groom's Kathy ami Mike, spent tha vited to tills event. brother a n d sister-in-law, Ix>hor Day weekend a t Now Members attending t h e Mr. and Mrs. Reggie Lane, Smyrna Reach. Also over for rf Chuluota, tho weekend nt tho same time planning session who will as­ were Mr, and Mrs, W. A. sist with the spaghetti supper 3lls» Helen Snodgrass was Ward Jr. and children, Deb- were Mines. Clarence Collins, hostels for the monthly meet­ ' Ide and A1 who hnd ns their J. It. Iloolehan Sr., William ing of the Ruslnejs anil Pro­ guests, Uuil and Walter Reas- Lippthrott, Jam es Iloolehan fessional Women's Club In Jr., H a r r y Adair, Leslie Enterprise. ley. Thompson, Gerald Rehrens. Guest speaker w a s R. Christine niankcnshlp, Char­ Chase, of DeDary, who spoke lie Stafford, Union Hale, on plans for the new bank In Casselberry Charles Gross, Rob Clarke, Pcllary. He answered ques­ Irene Kent, Warren Haynes, tions of the members con­ J. R. Henderson, Clayton cerning the proposed bank. Smith, Roy Howell Jr. and During the business session, Layman Gordman. plans were completed fur the lly Jane Casselberry UPW week. Members will at­ Mr. and Mrs, Robert Rog­ tend the All Saints Episcopal Altamonte ers ar.d children, Eileen Jr., Church, In a group, on OcL 8. Mrs. Marin Roberts was Rob V-, Joe and Allen, have welcomed back again alter an announces moved back to Casselberry absence of several months. fnun Lakeland and aro again Refreshments w e r e served for famous lly Julia flarlo* living at tbeir homo at during the social hour. Mr*. Jn,-k Stuart and three Quail I’orwl. rhitren, Runtiie, Rotiby and Ills mother. Mrs, Ruth Rruco nod Brad Gerhnrdt of Rogers, who lived there in Altumunte Springs recently their absence is now residing returned from a vacation trip at the Lincoln Apartments in spent in Jlassachusett* visit­ ing her mother, Mrs. Frank Winter Park. Evans Jr. and Mr. Stuart's mother, Mrs. John Stuart in New Hampshire. Charlie New­ D01S COUD ell, who was visiting his grandmother In Massachusetts True Wash and Wear made the return trip home with the Stuart-. 100% Sanforised Cotton Mrs. Eugene Taylor has re­ Print* and Solid* turned from Chester, Pa., where she visited cousin* and with friends of 40 years Milady's Shoppe standing, many of them old Of Fins Fabric* school chums. In Rhod* Island 10«t $ . Park 323-0313 3tri. Taylor visited her daugh­ Tho finost, ter-in-law, Sirs. E. H. Tsylor. Valentine Girl Opens Season By Sorority O n Sept. 20 .*, By Mrs. Adam Muller The DeDary Woman's Club will hold tho Drat meeting of the fall lesion, on Friday, Sept. 10, at tha Community Center. • A special progrnm has been |arranged and year books will * be presented to those present. Several advance programs ’ have been planned. A fashion show and dessert bride* Is ‘ scheduled for Oct. 9. A beke pale on Nov. 2 and a specie! Christmas party and silver . tea, Dee. 11. ytflR Circle Plans CARDS Speaks To BPW Club proudly tho agency Personals By Role* Snodgrass Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sellers entertained Rev. and Mrs. Jack Kelly, of Tampa, at din­ ner Friday evening prior to the Hiers-Williams wedding. Rev. Kelly, former pastor of tho Damctt Memorial 3tethodist Church, officiated at th« ceremony. ter, Mrs. Earle Martin and Mr. Martin, of Orlando, her mother, Mrs. LRtle May, of Orange City, and their son, Pat Ryan. CLMi4 $ f 6 0 1 U>. box $315 J lb. box fre s h e s t candios you can b u y ..* D elicious Rus s ot l Stover Candies aro famous every­ w h e re fo r t h e i r s u p e r b quality and freshness . * • they’ro delivered !o us fresh w eekly. It'* Fn*t! U’u Thrifty! Do All Of Your TH E SUBURBANITE'S Now residing la the Warden bouse on Seventh Street are Mr. snd Mrs. Richard Zeeley of Monmouth, N. J . Mr, Zeeley is the new music In­ structor and band director at Oviedo High SchooL Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nowak have moved from Fifth Street to their new home In the Chuli-Vista area, near the golf course. Local WSCS Plans Seminar Friday Jeff Stultx, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stultx, left Sun­ The Women's Society of day for Berkley, Calif., where Christian Service will be host he will enter the University Mrs. Frank Schautteet was this Friday for the annual of California. guest of honor »t * recent fall seminar of the DeLand stork ihower, given at the At the regular meeting of District, a t the First Meth­ home of 3!rs. Ivan Nettles, the Circle Y Girls, plans were odist Church, In Sanford. Registration will Mart at • completed for their booth at on Oregon Avo, a.m. and a nursery will be tho Fall Festival scheduled Games were played under the direction of Mrs. George for Sept. 20 at the Barnett provided for small children. Those attending are re­ Smith and Mrs. Gena Nichols. Memorial Methodist Church. Gifts were placed in bassinet They met with Mrs. Catherine quested to bring a sandwich covered with white organdie Bruce and Mrs. Alice Ryan, for lunch. Drinks will be fur­ nished by the local WSCS. and topped with a large green directors. bow and streamers. A match­ ing bow adorned tha punch For Sun Fu* bowl. Despite constant warning* The bassinet was among the most of ua come up with one many gift* she received. The table held an arrangement of or more uncomfortabte sun­ A L W A Y S F I R S T Q U A L IT Y burns during a season. If yuu pink and blue mums snd a feel you are getting burned cake decorated with pink boo­ by the aun’a rays, apply * tees and roses. burn ointment or first aid Guests Included Mmes. Roy cream antiseptic. Then cover Partin. mother of the honoree; up immediately ami if there Mrs. Sal Man free, Rill Whita­ Is an umbrella, hide under it. ker, Lula Barber, J, O. Moye, Roy Rums, Reth* Burns, Ed Wedding Sinclair, Walter Hendrix, An­ na Mnnfree, James Nettles, F. 31. English, Dorohty Pur­ RINGS dy, Jeanuett Pell, Donald Gwaltney Jewelers Flamm, June McGill, Carol 201 8. Park FA 2-4509 Smith and Lori* Nettles. Shower Penneys B IR T H D A Y S P EC IA L Everybody Loves — our rag. 95c Gaymode" nylons Now YOUTH GUILD — In — Crepe* — Wool* and Knits — And — Our Selection I* Excellent MARY E S T H E R ’S “Festering Fashion# Just For Ton" 200 N. PARK AVE. OPEN WED. AFTERNOONS / / 3 pairs for 2.27 lava 58c on ovary 3 pair • soamlHB • «rrosto--un • mesh • stretchable • full fashioned • ogilost FIN AL DAY W ILL BE SAT., SEPT. 14th AModfei Mr. and Mrs. Bill Fox and family bavn moved to the Ar­ nold Jackson boms on Sev­ enth S treet The Jacksons are building a new home on Spring Lake. Frank Hutchins Is home again after a recent visit Mr. and Mrs. J . W. Bruce with relatives In Pennsyl­ spent a recent weekend with vania. friends in Moultrie, Ga. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Pleper were his Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ryan celebrated their 25th wedding brother and family, Mr. and anniversary recently with ■ Mrs. Ralph Pleper, of In­ dinner In Daytona Beach. dianapolis, Ind., and Mrs. They were joined by her sis­ Pieper’s sister apd husband, Personals SANFORD Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bothermet, of Oak Ridge, Tens. Enterprise Personals Honored With R. Chase DOWNTOWN MRS. E. P. RICHARDS of Longwood recently wo* honored by members of the Casselberry Community Methodist Church who presented her with a surprise birthday cake during the regular September Family Night Supper meet­ ing. (Herald Photo) Saturday Wedding b )a lip iom Mr. and Mrs. Gene Runyon and children, Ronnie, Terrie nod Debbie, have returned to their Fifth Street home after spending six months in Huntsville, Ala. Mrs. Schautteet Lane - Heckle For Sept, 19-20 A Wide Variety To Choose From Ry — Gih.nn And Hastrraft PRICED FROM g c Li* Mr, and Mrs. Ray Pent! aad family have moved from Chuluota to New Smyrna Beach. Spaghetti Supper Oviedo Personals JEWISH NEW YEAR ir la e c a t guests of Mr. aad Mrs. Frank Daniels, at their bom* on Avenue C, wet* Mr. ta d Mrs. Charles Corey snd daagbte**, Arlene, at Weehawken, N. J . Birthday Mrs. Lewis Named DeBary Club Chuluota Personals Celebrates EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD INCLUDING FIXTURES COME IN - MAKE US AN OFFER! America's largest selling Gnymode nylon*— reduced l All Gaymode* are contoured as well a* proportioned— most have double-loop con­ struction for longer wear, all are designed for elegance in fashion colors with fash­ ion fit. Hurry in—take ad­ vantage of this great event! , w* Wash Al One Time — U5 ( OUH WASH AND DMT M A C M I N I S Dry All At One Time! Gaymodo support nylons! MDUCBDI Save 1-21 on every pair, reg. 2.98— We Are Open Air Waxh In Com fori 1 KWITE-WHITE LAUNDRY 2139 FRENCH AVE. 5ANFORD ______________________ w o w 1 . 7 7 �i* * n r S if t New Families O anforS Sept, IS, TOGS — Paffe 9 V friH Welcomed T o By M m M. L. J Seminole > 0 • fr Mr*. Nora NorTii reports the following new residents welcomed to the South Sem­ inole area by Welcome Wa­ gon: Mr. and Mrs. Edward John­ son, from Orlando; Mr. and Mrs. John M. Miller, from Hagerstown, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. William John-on. from Sarasota; Mr. and .Mrs. S. II Cllnger, Harvey and Bryan, from Ocala: Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Wineberger, Daniel, Diana and Craig, from Big Spring, Tcsas. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Bollman, from Chicago, HI.; Mr, and Mrs. K. L. Walker, from Pclcvan, Minn.; Mr. and Mrs. Augustus Hand and daughter. Joyce, from Spartanburg, S. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Dane Aus­ tin, from Elklon. Aid.; Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Parker, Ker­ ry a cat Debra, from Norfolk. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Rnland Cavalier, f r o m Baltimore, Md. Mr. and Mra. John Hubhard, Robert, Joanne and John, from Charlotte, N. C.; Mr. and Mrs E. J. McMnrray, Michael and Cheryl, from Shreveport, La.; Rev. and Mra. Ralph Ricks and Connie Jean, from Tallaha*aee; Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cardin. Philip and Penny, from Moultrie, Ga., and Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Carter and Timmy, f r o m Kalamazoo, Mich. PERSONALIZED Now you can match the control on electric blanket* to the decor of the room. One manufacturer has Introduced a control with a removable plastic top under which the homemaker can Insert wall­ paper swatches, names or Initials, photographs, e v e n •Tils" and -H ers." «J NKW OFFICERS of the recently re -o rg a n iz ed North Orlando Our Lady's Circle of the Church of the Nativity Catholic Women's Club are, from left, Mrs. A rthur Grove, secretary: Mrs. Don Corkill, treasurer and Mrs. George Sommer, chairman. Evening meetings of the circle are held each month in homes of the members. (Herald i’hoto) Sanford Friends of Mrs. F. M. Marler. former Sanford resident, will regret to learn that she is confined to the Community Hospital, in Nampa, Idaho Longwood Personals Lucy anil Kay Moon, daugh­ ters of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Moon, of Longwood, have re ­ turned to their college stud­ ies. Lucy Is in her senior year at Florida State Uni­ versity at Tallahassee, and Kay is a freshman at llrlando Junior College. Personals She is recuperating from m a­ jor surgery in Room 218. Mrs. Marler organized Hie lirst Girl Scout Troop, in San­ ford. Her husband was min­ ister of the First Christian Church when the present building was erected on San­ ford Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. W, S. Thorn­ ton are celebrating Ihrlr filth wedding anniversary t h i s week. They had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Baker Iasi Sunday, who arc cele­ brating their lllli anniversary this week. The two families decided to have an advance anniversary dinner s i n c e neither planned a formal Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Turpin have returned to their home in Oakland after a three week visit with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Alexander 3rd and daughter, Lenria. The Alexanders ac­ companied them home for the weekend. Mr. ami Mrs. Alex­ ander also spent a few days recently Vl.vting relatives in Lyons, Ga. Robert Raker has returned to his home In Louisville, Ky.. alter a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Raker Sr. lie accompanied his par­ ents to Sanford alter they had been visiting with him. They all spent a week at Jlinatuska where Hubert attended a Methodist Student Movement th e e s s e n t i a l oundations c b BRAS — I) > ny Exquisite Form Permit * Lift Lnvidile Girdles Garter Belts Panty Hose in* A * Howes Open Mrd. AftcrniMin & Fri. Nile 2.12(1 Park D rite k PLAID COTTON KNIT takes top honors this fall fur mllc^o wear. Relied carilijrnn jacket and matching skirt (loft) is worn with solid turtleneck shell. Knickers, destined to he m ajor subject around campus are shown (right) with a matching weskU and long sleeve turtleneck shirt. They tire tiesigned in a plaid of blue and camel. FINAL Bridge Winners Are Named Dress C LEA R A N C E THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY The PrRiiry Duplicate Rridae Club played 13 taldcat ihia weak’* Tuesday 1 p.m meeting in llie nir conditioned Recreation llali of the De­ nary Fire Station on Colomla Road. Winner* were NS, first. Mrs. Edwin Wachter and Mr*. O. N. Lackey; second. Mis. « ia r W' 150 Dresses Values to $.'10.00 4 88 688 9 |SS : CHOOSE FROM Jonathan I.oyran Kay Windsor Lady M anhattan Parade Puritan and Others P /a y g /r /'A S H io N .s Fern Plaza Fern Park * Clean Hands From a bulletin 379, -To­ matoes on Your Table," we found several good recipes. The bulletin is your* just for contacting the Home Demon­ stration office. Here Is one for SCALLOPED TOMATOES. 3's cups sliced fresh or can­ ned lumatoe* 'i cup minced onion 2 (lisps, minced green pepper t tap. salt Pepper sugar, if desired M tsp 2 cups soil bread crumbs 2 tbsp*. fat Combine tomatoes, onion*, green pepper, salt, pepper and sugar if used. Place in a baking dish alternate lay. ers of tomato mixture and bread crumbs. Dot with fat. Rake at 373 degrees 20 to 30 minutes lor ripe tomatoes ami about -II for green. If desired sprinkle '-j cup grated cheese over the top for the last 13 minutes of baking. Serves 6. • • • LIMA BEAN-TOMATO CASSEROLE Combine 5 to B cups cooked lima brans with 2 cups thin white sauce and 1 cup finely grated cheese. Pour into bak­ ing dish and place quartered tomatoes cut tide down on bean mixture. Rake at 330 de­ grees "0 to 30 minutes or un­ til tomatoes a r e tender. Serves B. • • • TOMATO SAUCE 2'» cups fresh or canned to­ matoes '« cup chopped onion >i tsp. sugar U bay leaf 2 cloves Ilnur fat pepper Cook together the tomatoes, onion, sugar, bay leaf and cloves alMvul 20 minutes for fresh tomatoes, 10 for can­ ned. Press through sieve and measure. For each cup of sieved tomatoes, hlcnd 1 Ibsp, flour and 1 tbsp. melted fat, gradually add the cooled -lev cil tomatoes. Cook over low heal, stirring constantly, almul 3 minutes nr until thick­ ened. Season with salt and pepper. S e n e over meat or vegetable l o a f , croquettes, fish, conked spaghetti, souflie or omelet. *4 lb. ground lean pork of white mustard teed and celery seed, 4 cup* sugar and 'a lb. ground veal Millions of boys aizul girts 1 cup vinegar. TWo cup* rai­ 1 cup milk sins also may be added U de­ trooping to school with sur­ Vi tip. salt sired. Combine all Ingred­ gically ctean hands may sound Crush corn flakes Into ients. Bring to a boll and boll like a pipe dream but that coarse crumbs, combine with 10 minutes. Let stand over­ day ia not far off. If public remaining ingredients, mix­ night. Next morning cook un­ health experts succeed In ing thoroughly. Pack lightly til slightly thickened. Pack measures to control the spread boiling hot and seaL over honey mixture. of bacterial infections. Parents are preoccupied Bake In moderate oven 330 with necks and the area be­ decrees about t ' i hours. TUrn hind the ears, but Dr. Charles out, bottom side up on heated 11. Rammelkaup, Jr., profea­ platter. • • • sor of medicine, Western Re­ serve University, ia more con­ MEATBALL CHOWDER cerned with the hand*, and •a tb. ground beef for good rrasan. Ills studies salt and pepper T42-N have demonstrated that the 1 can (soup) water hand it Iht must Important t can flOW-ot.) condensed vehicle for spreading germs vegetable or mtneilrome from person to person—germa soup which can cause a range of Season beef with salt and disease conditions from boil* pepper, snape into 12 small to respiratory infections. meatballs. Brown meatballs Surgically clean hand* — and rook (or 3 minutes. Pour even among little boya—nr* off excess drippings. Push possible by substituting hos­ meatball.* to one side, stir in pital cleansing compounds for *oup and water. Heat, stir ordinary sosp for hand wash­ now and then. Makes 2 to 3 GUARANTEED ing in th* home bathrooms servings. TO F IT ||. M and school lavoratorles. On* • • • of these, originally developed Now that peaches are plenti­ W e haw your sir* In the for prrparilivs us* by sur­ ful prepare this peach buller young set’s favorite flat by geons, is a creamy emulsion (or year-round enjoyment. Life Stride. The smooth­ which leaves a semi-perms4*i cups prepared putp (about est >ook srottnd. nent invisible film on the skin 3*« pounds fully ripe pea­ to inhibit bacteria. It is ches) known as phlsohex. It does 5*4 cups sugar not Irritate th* akin and ’« cup firmly packed brown cleanses belter than soap. sugar What about tha ears ami 2 tbsp. lemon Juice neck? While phiaohex can ** tsp. lemon rind do this job as well, a wash­ *i tsp. ground cinnamon cloth with an ample supply *4 tsp. ground ginger of soapy water ia also still Vs tsp. ground cloves highly recommended. 1 box (t*s or.) powdered iosv H Crocket lorga fruit pectin. CREATIVE WOMAN First, prepare fruit. Peel and Casual scuffs pit about 31* lbs. fully rtpe So nli'u fur bath-time >ir peaches and chop or crush. lounging, t h e s e crocheted Bring to a tHiil and simmer, scuff* ere easy and inexpen­ uncovered to minutes. Put sive to make! fruit pulp through sieve. 100% Wool No, I I'.'-N has crochet di­ Then make tin* butter. Mea­ rection* in size* small, medi­ Worsted sure tin* sugar and set aside. Measure 4*i cups pulp in a um and Inrge inclusive; stitch SHARKSKIN saucepan (very large), add illustrations. To order send 33 rents in lemon juice and rind, cinnamnn, ginger, and cloves. Add coins for each pattern to; Creative Woman pectin and mix well. Place Suuford Herald over high heal and stir mix­ Box 13*, Midtown Station ture limit it comes in hard New Voik 18, N. A*. Inti!. At once stir in white Print name, address with and brown sugar. Bring to as seen in a rolling boil and boil hard zone, etyie number and size. t minute, stirring constanlty. LIFE, LOOK, Remove from heal, sktm off PLAYBOY, foam with metal spoon and • * • ladle quickly into glass. Cover ESQUIRE. Mr. and Mra. M. E. Baker Ih> you like to rook thing* buller at once with Ms inch with honey? Here are several thickness hot parriffin. Makes Jr„ 4>)l East 24th Place, Sanford, announce the* birth recipes using honey. 10 glasses. of a seven pound, four ounce OPEN • • * IIUNEY ALL-BRAN UPSIDE daughter, Sept. 9 at Seminote DOWN MUFFINS ACOttN SQUASH FRIDAY Memorial Hospital, 2 cups Gellogg* AlDIran 3 medium acron squash NIGHTS Vi cup honey 1 ran (I lb.) grapefruit sec­ They have chosen Lhe name. Mari Ellinor, for the new ar­ 1‘i cups milk tions, drained ris al. This is (lie first daugh­ 1 egg, slightly beaten " tbsps. brown sugar ual sec whul $50,00 will buy In tailoring, ter in thr family and she is 1 cup sifted flour 2 Ilisp*, butter or olco fabric, fit and Htyllng in n BROOKFIELD suit. t tsp. baking sod; Prepare squash and hakr welcomed home by two bro­ Also handsome HKOOKFIKLD SPORTCOATS thers, Joey and Price. *i tsp. salt in a moderate oven 375 de­ ut $20.05. Paternal grandparents are *» cup honey grees 43 minutes. Remove Vi cup currants Irom oven, fill cavity with Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Baker Combine All-I!ran, honey grapefruit sections. Sprinkle Sr., (irapevllle Avenue, ami and milk; let stand until most with sugar, dot with blitter. maternal grandparents are of moisture is taken up. Stir B a k e 13 niinutei longer. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hardy of Pills, Ga. In egg. Serves a. • • • Sift together flour, soda and At a small dinner parly, salt; add All-Bran mlxhvre, FLORIDA STYLE BROWN seat the left-handed individ­ stirring only until combined. ’N’ SERVE ROLLS 115 Magnolia AvePhone FA 2-1533 ual so he can cat without Put t tip. honey Into bottom 1 tbsp. butter or oleu of each greased muffin cup; 2 tbsps. undiluted frozen bumping elbows. sprinkle with about t t*p. orange Juice concentrate currants. Fill *4 full with 3 tbsps. sugar bailer. 12 brown and serve roll* THE Rake in moderate hot oven Combine butler, o r a n g e (ton degrees) about 23 min­ juice, sugar in saucepan over utes. Let stand about 3 min­ low heal, stir until sugar 1* utes before removing from dissolved. Dip top of each roll pans. Serve currant side up. into glaze. Place on baking Makes 12-13 muffins. sheet and bake in moderate Oldest In Town • • • hot oven 400 degrees 10 minHONEY HAM LOAF‘ ulrs Yield: Glaze for 12 rolls. Slill In T ht Same Location, Doing • • * 3 tbsps. honey '* cup brown sugar SWEET MANGO RELISH Spread honey in !>ottom of Peel green mangoes, cut fl'i by SU-lnch loaf pan; from seed, chop or pul sprinkle evenly with brown through coarse blade of food sugar. chopper enough to make 1 4 cups corn Rakes quart. Chop or grind two 2 eggs, slightly beaten large onions, fi swrrl peppers 1 th.sp. prepared mustard (red) and 2 large hot peppers. t lb. ground smoked ham Add I tbsp. salt, I tbsp. each C REA TIV E W OMAN For The Man On The Way Up — Brookfield Suit $50.00 ) New Arrivals 0 Pr. FASHIONS Little Boys With Qm t S4..V I KAY.HKK Qohnsh Health Dream J Cup Slzr* A In I) * dComsunakste S J8 -3 J1 1 Open Fri. 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The c e r t i f i e d * numher an d r e a r o f Itananee. the d rtrrla tlo n of th* property, and th* name In whtrh It wh * ■ i H i m l are ae foltotra: C e r t i f i e d * Vo. SJ7 Tear e f l i t u a n r e 1MI I l H e r i e l l e e of I’ r t p e M r i W 1« ft. or l » t Jl Mouth Man* ford Tint Booh I !'*«* ) t Name In which a***a**-t Helen tt Karlin. Alt or eald property being In t h e CourtIp o f Menilnole. H a t e o f F lo r . Ida. L'nteae tni-h c e rtirira l* ■halt be redeemed a n o r . l l n e to l a » the propertr deei-rlhed In filch c e r t i f ie d * will he rutd to the hlabeat b idder at i the fro n t door of t h e HemlI nole C o u n ty Court Houo# at t Hanford, Florida. on the flret ‘ Monday In the month of ftrt* obey. t i l t , which la the Tth day o f Ortaber, (111. Dated thla !*th day o f A u a uat. I ) « • Official Clerk'* Meal) A rth u r II. Ilerhwlth , J r , Clark Clrrult Court Hemlnnle County, Florida PttMleh M*pi. U tt, I*. >«, I>«t CP3I-1T Legal Notice NOTM-K OF i m i n t W ) P « t« T i t OKED I Mae- I M . l t Fi e rid n ( ta tw tee fit I M t l NOTICK tft HKRF.flY O t V . EX. T h a t J A. W i l l i a m s the h o ld er o f t h e f o l l o w i n g c e r t i ­ f ic a te ha* filed ea ld certlflratk fur t a * dead t o be teeu•d thereo n . The r e r l l f l r a te n u m b er an d y ea r n f Deuanre. the d e sc r ip tio n o f t h e property, and t h e name In w h ic h It waa aaaeaeeil a r t aa f o l lo w * : C e r t i f lr a ta Nth 7* Tear e f laauiinre II I* Iteorrt a l i e n e f P r o p e r ly ) tmt S )4 F rank I . W o o d ru fr* H ubdlvM on Name In w h lrh aaeeeaad c h a r Ira E. A Kiliel M. Thomae. All n f aald p r o p erly beltia In tha C o u n t y nf Memtnole. Mtate o f F lo rid a. I'nleea aurh rerllf l r a l e ahatl be red eem ed a rr o r d ln g to la w th e property dea rrlhed In aurh r e r l l t l r a tr will he B),1d to t h e hlahrat bidder at lh« front door nf the Memlnolr C o u n t y Court l l o u a e a t Manford. Florida, on the flret Monday In t h e month nf O rt ober. IMS. w h lrli le the 7th d a y o f Ortober. J i i : D e l e d ihle l l h d a y of July, IK S. ((i f ft r i a l rterh'B Meal) A rthur H erk w lth . Jr.. Clerk Clrrult Court. Menilnole C ou n ty , Florida F uhlleh Kept* I. IS, IS, I M3 CDM-Sl i i TWM c rn rl r r r o i n t ny Ttllt .HATH J l Dil l AS. f in . r i r r tty *m » y o u a»:wi. k t r r t c t : O F A P P L IC A T IO N POM T A I O K E D I ' r r , ItM .lg F U rtd e n ta le le a M i i d i c m IT T . r i . o H i t i t , of m u t l l l M t : H t TO. IXWT N O TIC E IM II K ltK tlT HI VCITT HAVIMid IIA.VK OK KN, T h a t t> l». Dan iel the l , ITT6FIKU>. P la in tiff, holder o f the f o l lo w in g er rtit Ira te ha< filed aahl rertlfl-varate f o r taa deed I)* be leelie.l ILA M. KKNNO. et at I>e fatidunta. there*.n. The r e r l l f l r a t e n u m ­ ber a m i year of Itananee. the I Q T I t k OK M IT Ik deftrrlpt lott of the property, MONTM.IMK r i l N K t i d l M I I K and th e name In w h l r h It e a a T i l l It.A Jl. KKVNO a**e**ed are ae f o l l o w . : H K h lU K T C K t UNKNO WN Tear o f ATI) T i l l AU parti** rU lm lrt* C e r t i f ic a te No. 134A Intereeta by. tbruunh, u n ­ la auanre DAt D e a e r lp llo a e f Prwpertyi der nr aaalnai t h e afore* l o t I t Midway N e a r Oviedo • aid pereon TOC A ItK hereby n o tified f l a t Hook 1 Dane 4k Name In which *• •« •* *.| that a Complaint to forertnee a certa in mortitsa# a u c u m i . - f . C a t h r r ln * Franrla. Alt o f aahl In* the folluwln* desc ribed p ru perty bein g In t h e f o u n t ? Of Mrmlnote. Mlate o f Florlila. real property, t o -w l t t , t » t 10*. OAKLAND Illl.tJ*. I'nleea au>h r e r l l f l r a t e ah.lll , * i ....... to the plat l.« red e e m e d a c c o r d i n g to law t h e r e o f a* re,u rd e,| in I'lal the pro perty ilrtrrlh ed In aurh Itook tt. I'eaei «3 and «(, r r r t i f l r a t e wilt b* a d d tn th* Kutille llerorde o f Ueialnola hlgliaat bidder nt the front door o f tii* Memlnole County f o u n t y , Florida, tue been filed a a a tn a t ynu Court Ilona* at Hanford. F lo r ­ In tho al.ovr-etylrd eult. and ida, on th* flret Monday In > on a m rntulred to a aree a the m o n th of O ct ober, 1)4), ropy o f y o u r Anewer nr o th e r n h lrti ta Ilia 7th iluy of U d I'laidlnir to tha Com pla int on ober. HAS. Dale.I thla S la t day of 1'lAlntlff** atturneya. AXI'KIIMttV, III Mil, IlHAN ijtlAYX- AuauM, l t d . t'KM A t a n d m HHIHI. l i t ( U ffh d a l Clerk'* F r i t ) A r t h u r II. Ite.-kwlth, Jr. i Kaet Cen tral Avenue. Orlando, C le r k Clriult Court Florida, an d tile the orig in a l H-.inlnoTt. Co u n ty , Florid* Anawrr nr other I'tra dln* In ims th* o f fl r e of tha C lerk of the iM Mi-h Mtpt. i , i s , i s , C D J IIS Circuit Court nn or hr fore the l* th day of Octob er. 1)43. T in : c t iic t i t t in i i t , If yo u fall to do *o. a llerrr# i a J l l i l t I At, f l l l l l I T , pro ron fraeo wilt be taken M A T I I Akl) F t t ll n iD llA O L K a a aln et y o u for the r e l i e f d e ­ I k f i l l ’ A T T , F I,D ll I It A, manded In the Com plaint. TIM* Notlre ehall be pub* I k ( It A At K it Y M l. •.‘t i l l Halted m ire a week fo r four F E D E R A L NATION A t, JIORTcutieecntlve week* In the Man- l>A l l E ASSOCIATION, ford Herat I. P la in t iff DAT KD tide l o t h day of va. Meptt nibor, 1)43. ROI.A ND It. V E I T and — VEI T, hla wife; II J. JIIM(Mb'AI.) Art hur If. ftrrk w Itii, Jr., K IE L a n d f . O MIMKIEL hla w ife; II. It. ItlN K A V A H E and Clerk of Clrcnlt Court Ily: Martha T. Vthlen MAIIOAIIET ItlNKAVAOK. hla wife, wild IIIIHIEWOOI) W4II III D ep u ty Clerk p u l i l l . h Kept. 12, 1*. SO A O c t . I'ttlHH t'TM CO.. INC., a c o r ­ p oration re la tin g under th* I. IV. 3. CUM-OS taw* o f New J e r a t y , Defen dan t* N O T IC E D P U l'I T I I M F .M I E I I I t h e r r i T i : o f f l o h iiia Tilt Hot Hid U. V e i l and —— Veit Ad.tree* u n k n o w n . An d D. J . Allah let and !’ . D A tliklet A ddraa. u n k n o w n . YOU A lt E IIEIIEUY NOTI­ F IE D t h a t a ault hae been (Itrd a g a ln a t you In th* above e n t i tl e d cauer. amt that yo u urn r e lin k e d In file yuur an • wer w i t h the Clerk of this Court a n d to s e r v e a cop y t h e r e o f upon the P la in tiff or I'laln tlfCa a tto rn ey*. whoa* name a n d addr'** la. Itl'hop A llorn ataln, i i K n it f i n e Str eet, Orlando, Flo rid a, not later t h a n October Ith, IM ). If y o u fall to do an * Deere* f r o Cnnfesao will he entered a g a ln a t you for the relief d e ­ m anded In the Com plaint. Thla R E A S O N S _____ • ult la to forerloa* a m ort­ S O U N D 6 0 0 0 A R E fcfr g a g e. Th* real p rop erty pro­ a l w a y s GOOD S O U N D ceed ed ag alnat la: twit t l . lllock I . WRATHREASO NS EH HFIE LD FIIIMT ADDI­ TION, aa recorded In I'lal H o o k IS. f a g * 17. MEA1INOLE COUNTY fL'ULIC A 1R TEM P RECORDR AVITNEMM my h a n d and th* ROOM AIK anal o f aald Court a t Hanford. CONDITIONERS Flo rid a, Ilka Ird day of S e p t ­ ember. 1)43. IHEAL) A rth u r II tle.-k wlth, Jr,. C ld i, C le r k o f th* Clrtifit Court tty: Martha T. Vlh leu D e p u t y Clark Ijiw o f fir* a IIIHIIOF AVI) [PHtNHTEI.V JA E a a t f i n * Mtreet Orlando, Florida FA 2 8 M I A tto r n e y * fnr P l a i n t i f f P u ld l.l i Hept. I, 13. i s , 1)42 CDAI-13 CHRYSLER ^u fh e kK Anrwor Aa Ft p Houq Funl* Places and People ACROM I Liechlaaatfig M p itll < ------Jay, How York JK-Ji*;; y w >u 4 Employ* SFuliofpwiMary CSiid • Cr point 7 Tap o( head • Cal iounda • "Laly maklak A a lo U r 11 r * a l n u » 10 Hindu queen* ■ppellaltoM 11 M ui Farber 1J Upungra IS Duma) ( dial. > 14 loodon *4re«A MMtooaro ok woo I I Mo 23 Flak tTWi M Win# S3 SUM ( ( lif t s ) USchooli U nullding wing 34 Raved (Ah. I JBCotMskawf S3 M n k u dwfc II Cor pul* ok ndrogea |i 37 Unctoaod 31 Dirk form) 34 Miuteal now 23 Itibaa t t Fathom ltd 40 lneurtMnUt commuaity 41 H r. llereiagway mother* 34 ConatelDlIaM tMMwloor'o r r d im tlo s 1 STSnuUM (o n~ tt (lot up MR) n rw o o t 11 Meaewro o( S3 L a ----. U T ib ia acrap M OlrY* turn* » Mkooral rocks 41 French S r u a (vsr.) E rr nr a- U z M >1 AS Through AORlitt ATLodgtr otTypo of fur U noat port Sfar.r U S lo tln HRomovoR ■TFsotlma SOWN lModltoo 1 Biblical nrnintitq IH a d k t3 mwsrAni t m n t n auk I y Classified Ads Bring Results Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tugv, thru Frt. ■ P. M. day bsforg iaigrlioD. lloR. • SsL STRAIGHT CLASSlftED: Tuor., thru Frt. • 2 P. M. day be fora laiertioa. Won. - Sat. RESPO NSIBILITY: T h e H erald w ill no t b e rot p o a i l b t e for m o r e tb a a o n e in co rrect In sertioa o f y o u r a d . a n d r e * e r v e i ( h e right to r e v i l e o r r ej ect any a d v c r t i i c m r n i from w h a t o rd ered to c o a fu rm to tha p o lieiea o f tbia sapor. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. l,o.it & Found 2. Notice* • Personals 3. Education * Instruction 4. Transportation u. Food 6. For Rent GA Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build • Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Badio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry • Live stock 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 31. Articles For Sale 3 LA Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles • Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles • Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment I . Far R h K 8. Beach Rental* t BEDROOM lornUhetf Apart- HUTCHISON Ocean front meat. Clots la. Rsaioiuiblg. Apartment. Daytona Beach. FA 3-0A41. FA 2-4036. "l 2 BEDROOM Houie. Llnlur- 9. For Sou or R o t nUhed, kitchen equipped. STS per moolh. 2312 Y ale 6 ROOM House. 817 Catalina. AVc. Call FA 2-3614. 3 ROOM furnished Apt. BAS. Includes water A electri­ city. FA 2-U44. 2 12. Real Estate For Sale AIR CONDITIONED HOME Air Conditioned Home BEDROOM unfurnished For immediate occupancy House. Kitchen equipped. with FHA qualification and ISO month. Pick up key at low down payment of 6400. 613 E. 14tb St. FA 2-6C30. Large 1 BR home with Florida room, central air AIR CONDITIONED BR. In and heat. 100 feet frontage 3 Rm. furn. Apt. S63. mo. on quiet street. This la a Ill E. Mb St. FA 2-4263. fine buy at 112000. 121 LAUREL DRIVE 3 BEDROOM, Lilchen equip ped House. t93 a month. Pb. FA 2-4437. Real Ella,.'—Mortgage! NICELY furnished modern 2 Ill N. park Ave. 322-2124 Stenstrom Realty bedroom House. 160 month. HOME WITH A VIEW. Mod­ FA 2-1909. ern 3 bedroom, 3 tiled hath home situated on high ridge FL'R.N. Air-condition New i near golf course. For choice bedroom Duplex. Adults on­ properties cheek with ly. 2200 Park Ave. Sanfiad. 2 BE DROOjTFurn. AptT"Nowly decorated. Call FA 2-1B74 after 6. SOU TH W A RD INVESTMENT A REALTY 116 N. Park Ave. 322-9173 1st FLOOR Furn. Apt. to ROBERT A. WILLIAMS elderly couple or lady. Realtor Everything private. Garage. Rent reasonable. 304 W. ith Raymood Lundquist, Asso. FA 2-3631 Atlantic Bank Bldg St. EFFICIENCY Apartment on $9,900 First St. Near 2 city (tee Very attractive 2 BR. home parking lots and shopping centrally located. Excellent stores. No utility charses. conditions with air condi­ Suitable for couple or sin­ tioning. Homa is complete­ gle, also retired people. ly installed with many as­ FA 2-4712. tral. Kitchen equipped. DUPLEX 1203 Elm. Apart­ ments BOi Magnolia. Carpet A fireplace. New living Real Estate • Mortgage* room furniture. Master bed­ room. Jalousie back porch. 11 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2426 Clean. $03. Inquirt 119 O n . St. Johns Realty NO 6-3267. THE TIME TESTD FIR3I APT. *30. Surplus City. 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 Stenstrom Realty "CLEAN quiet Rooms” ilie Gables. FA 2-0720. JOHN E. FOX REALTOR 323-0330 CLEAN Efficiency Apt. 611 110 N. Park Ave. Park Ave. 3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths. Fenc­ STENSTROM RENTALS ed yard. Fla. room. Kitch­ en equipped. FA 2-8184. We have a fine selection of rentali NOW: 3 BR 1 bath, Mayfair $100 FHA - VA 2 BR 1 bath. Lake Mary 63 GOVERNMENT HOMES 3 RR 1 bath, Shannon Dr, too S AND 3 BEDROOMS 3 nil 1 bath. 1 AND 2 BATHS Ravenna Pk 110 3 UR 2 baths, Venice 123 MOST KITCHEN EQUIPPED 4 UR 2 baths, pinecrest 133 DOWN PAYMENTS FROM We have other homes availab!« now. $100 VA TO $250 FHA LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS EXCELLENT LOCATIONS Real Estate—Mortgage* l i t N. Park Ave. FA 2-3430 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Stenstrom Realty 1. LohI k Found AND CLEAN 1st floor Apartment Private entrance. 1004 Pal­ LOST: 2 Sleeping Bags. Be­ WE CAN QUALIFY YOU metto. tween Lake Monroe Bridge FOR ONE OF THESE and Sanford. Sox 714, F U R N I S H E D Apartment. OUTSTANDING HOMS Starke, Florida, Clean and dose In. Jlounia BUYS IN MINUTES! Cowan. 332-4013. FOR COMPLETE 2. Notices • Personals INFORMATION VACUUM CLEANER, repalra, W E L A K A APARTMENTS: SEE OR CALL Rooms private baths, l i t parti, luppliea for Electro­ W. First St. lux, Kirby, Hoover, Air­ •Stenstrom Realty way, Rex-Air etc. Free MAYFAIR: 3 Bedroom, t pickup. New and Uaed bath, large y a r d . flOO Real Estate—Mortgages cleaner) aold. FA 2-2282. monthly. FA 2-470*. HI N. Park Ave, 322-2120 FA 2-T4M 3. Education - Instruction NICELY furnished 2 Bed­ Kavcnna Park Evenings room House. FA 20274. FA 2 2677 FA 2 3629 FA 2-8360 PIANO A Organ Lenon). Be­ ginners. advanced. Child­ RENT A BED PLANNING TO BUY OR ren, adults. Experienced Rollaway, Hospital A Baby BUILD A HOME SOON? Beds. teacher. Call FA 2 3321. By Day. Waek. or Month We will CUSTOM BUILD th« house of your choice on the 6. For Kent CARROLL'S FURNITURE lot of your choice. Ph. FA 3-3161 111 W. 1st St. UNFURNISHED Urge 2 bed­ COMPLETE HOME BUILD­ room Duplex. Fla room. 1 llEDROOSl Apartment. ERS SERVICE from plana Electron heat. 14th St. Quiet neighborhood. FA 2to financing Longwood 836-3296. 1162 (rum 8:30 to < p. m. K.'.LPH JARVIS - Builder Monday thru Friday. Pb. 1719 Sanford Ave FA 2-1810 FURN. Apt. 2300 Mrllunviile. FA 2-4301 any other time. 2 BEDROOM House. Kitchen IN OEHAHY. 2 Bedrooms. 2 FURN. 2 Bedroom Houie. equipped. FA 2-3838. baths. 2 utilities. School bus Adulta. No pat*. FA 2-7661. service. $9>30. |300 down. Balance to full purchaser. 2 BEDROOM. Kitchen equip­ 322-8282. ped. 323-0662. Legal Notice * tm < M o r 43 Plant avula 44 Partalaiag la • 4* Head iTT-t 10 llarw M >1 Jong i form ) % P i»M r% no* BEDROOM unfurnished TWO-2 BU. Famished Houses. House Kitchen equipped. Air condition with trailer FA 2 3631. spot. 2 car garage. Chicken House kit. 180' by 330* on HOUSE trailer. |63. FA 2-6067. West First St. at Monroe corner. 114.000. By owner. LARGE 2 Bedroom trailer, All rented. Ph. 322 1367, also 1 bedroom trailer on large lake. Adults only. Ph. FOR SALE OR LEASE: Mol FA 2-7308. are* .«« f o t l o w a t dern concrete block build­ C t r l i f l r A t # N’«». l*Ji Y c a f o f ing containing stores, offices iBBtiAfit"# 2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom SirwerIptluM itf l*r«p#My » and warehouse. Over 3300 Houses. FA 2-3683. l*4)t 4? U'ABhtmrton l l o i i h t # square feet. Facing two N aiii# In which a*ie*i#ii Hu* LARGE 2 BR. Kitchen equipt. ilolph K kniAR Hr., #| at. All business streets, Sanford 830. o f •4 M p r o p e r t y Lr In a In t h # Avenue and Third Street f’otIBfy o f S*mlonli» D u t y n f 3 BR. Kitchen equipt. $90. rioriddo l*nl##* c # r t i f U Large 3 BR. Kitchen equipt. (opposite Winn-Dixie). Cal: n i t # ■ti.illI b# r#«t##mc«l ari'firil* or write Joe Moss, 3103 N SltO. tnu I d U w th # prop#rt)r il#a* r rlb ctl In auuli r r r t l f l c a t # will Large 4 UR. Mayfair. 6160 00 W. First Avenue. Gaines­ b# auhl to th # h l g h m t b h M r r ville, Florida. Phone Ft."*a t ill# ifr u n t tlo o r o f th # Un 2-1727 before 6 p. m. ex­ nul# C o u n t y C o u r t l l i u a # a t ROSA L. PAYTON Hanford, K lo r h U , o n th # f 1r«l cept Sunday. Reg. Real Estate Broker Montljiy In th # m o n t h of FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha ob#r, l t d . w h i c h l» tu# Tth NEW HOUSE. 2 story, 4 BU. ♦l.o u f O t l a l t e r , 1943. t>at#'l t It la J u t h d.i> u f A u k * l i j bath, large lot, $l3,voo 7. Ituainexs Rental.* uat. 1943. NEAT. 2 BR. country home ( O f f l ) U l C l # r k ‘# on large lot. Fruit trees. A r t h u r It. IU*ckwlitic J r . 803 lit. SL 6 ROOMS. Suita­ C ltr k C ircuit Court ble for Office. Parking 17.300. Pminlnckl# Couiiity, Florid a available in rear. 322-2711 John E. Fox, Realtor I 'u l i h rh X«pL 3, 13. t9, 31, 1942 | fruui 1 1 - 6 p.tu. cum -; | 110 N. Park Ph. 323 u33i fo r t i i m i . l t I'lwrltla I t a l a t r * • r m ini NOTICK IX H E R K B T OIV* K.V, T h * t K A. »t#ynot‘1« th # hiiM#r *»f tha* fiillit v%I it it c a r d * ftcai# h 4 f aa lit c a r tlfl* c a l f fur l a x ■laaif t > b# tb «r#on. T h # r « r t l f l r « t # rium h*r ir n l j # a r o f l*suan?«, th # i l t f u r l p l l o n o f lh # p m t i t r t j , a ml Hi* n u n i t In whli"h ft. w.m 2 �n a t* H M 9 *r«n Sept. I t , IM S — F fcft 1) Hold Your Own Sale With HERALD Want-Ads Phone FA 2-5612 IS. Rm I b u t * f a r Sal* 12. R m I E s ta te For Sal* IB. Situations Wanted S I AIt Paola School; new 7 LOVELY 4 Redroom. 2 bath BABYSITTING. FA 28974. room home, 1 acre lot. Ph. Home. Kitchen equipped. WILL keep children In my FA 2-3371, FA 20879. Low down payment. South home weekly. Experienced. PInecrest. 3223832. FA 2 1212. V A -FH A Property Mnnnjtement Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offer* for your eelectlun th e .. Beautiful 2. 3. A 4 Bedroom Government Owned Homes FHA AND VA HOMES ARE AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDI­ ATE POSSESSION K you require a 3 or 4 bed­ room. 1 or 2 bath home, we have several to .elect from, a. low a . 1330. down pay­ ment. Many line 2 bedroom borne, a i low a t $230. down, low monthly pay­ ment*. We are authorlied FHA and VA Sales Brokrr., Special term, for NAVY PERSONEL. SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer 7 36. A lt— hD*i AIR-CONDITIONER. WestInglwuM. 10,500 UTU. 1962 Mode!, never used. 323-0338. SINGER BUYING a USED CART FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ Low Interest Betas ♦ Low Monthly PayaewU FLORIDA STATE BANS SLANT needle sewing ma­ chine. Repossessed, in per­ fect condition. Zlg sags, but­ 1932 PLYMOUTH. Low mile­ age. $193. John L. Craw­ ton holes, monogrims, etc. ford. FA 2-3171. Guaranteed. Bal. due only $38.26 or pay $6.16 monthly with good credit. For free 3 7 . B eat* • M otaru home trial call Orlando col­ 16’ TURNER Craft Boat with lect 241-9588. Mark 73 Mercury motor A Pelican trailer. Boat hat $1 per day rental for Electric many e itra s. Seen a t 40* Carpet Shampooer with pur­ Bay Ave. chase of Blue Lustre. Carroll's Furniture. 16 ft. PLYWOOD, high aides, SNAP PIN Turtle Ed$er. A-l full canopy; 33 hp. Evlncund. $45. FA 2-4)893. rude, electric starter, excellent cond. 3fany extras; WINDOW unit Air Condi­ Gxtor trailer. Call 322-6793. tioner*. FA 2-0227. 20. Babysit t e n BABYSITING day or night. Love i care. Big yard. Meals furnished, also will board. FA 2-7880. SEMINOLE Kindergarten * Nursery, 2620 Iroquois Aft., qualified aupervDlon of work and play. Licensed. P h. 322 9439. 21. B«auty Salons Priced From $6,750 Down Payments Seminole Realty As Low As $100 1901 S. Park Av«. Monthly Payments FA 2-3232 anytime From $43.50 15. Business Opportunity > $ 34. Article* For Sale Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop 318 Palmetto Ave. WE now have a special facial booth, services from tip to Up. Free parking lot. Open evenings by appointmentt GO-CART. 1 Lambretta 12 ft. PLYWOOD boot with trailer and 7ik hp. motor. Phone door' (1) 322 0834 scooter, model No. 123. Ph. To make the beat home Will sell rcatonable. Call Phone door (2) 322-8323 FA 2-4299. buy, aee the SERVICE Station for lease. FA 2-6065 after 3 p. m. Inventory take-over. Good FREE $60 PERM. WAVE VA - FHA AIR Conditioners close out, 13* BOAT. 23 horse motor. location. Ph. FA 2-4342. Complete Beauty Service new 1963 model*. One 8.500 Appointed Canvass tup. Trailer. $200. Kevclun A Patricia Stevens BTU 200 volt PhUco "Noise16. Female Help Wanted FA 2-9233. Cosmetici Property less" $198.00. Ons 14,200 Harriett’s Beauty Nook BTU Philco "Superpower” WANTED Woman to do wa.h NOW Is your chine* to buy a Management 105 So. Oak. FA 2-5742 $248.00. Firestone Store, 1st at her home every other top q u a l i t y Brunswick, Broker ‘Meet my stuffed dog! He Just at* thra* can* ef foodl" and French, Sanford. Pb. Owens, Larson or Cutter week for 2 In family. Ea.t FA 1-0244. side only. Call after 6 p.m. 25. Plumbing Services boat at or below wholesale FA 2-6614. FLU MBIN a prices. Example: $1783 18’ 26. Radio ft Televlsloa 31 A. Pets 1960 . 11 Ft. DELUXE refri Office PA 2-2118 Contracting Repairs Seawolfe $1193. t7* $1783 CURB girl, must be 21 years geratar like new. Smalt FREE ESTIMATES Night PA 17” PRILCO portable T.V. PERSIAN Kittens. Red beau­ Cutter $1095. $623 14’ Fish A old. Apply Pig 'n Whistle walnut Duncan Phyfe din ty's. Miller's Motel on 17-92. R. L. HARVEY 123-0100 322-7980. Ski $450. $1083 73 hp. Evlnlng suit with tahte pad. FA 2-4180. 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 ■ M Park S r. Staler*. Pit. 17. Male Help Wanted rudes $793. 28 hp. only $363 Single rolUway bed. l>u 27. Special Serviced A other sixes. Gator 16' (on air cond. with reverse CARPENTERS, experienced HINSON & HEARN WELSH Terrier. 3 months old. Trailers $130. Terms. Rob­ GREEN BRIAR cycle. Draperies. Mlsc. 40 only, for form work. Hollo­ PLUMBING CONTRACTING FILL dirt, top dressing, top Female Champion. AKC. son Sporting Good*. Down­ Choice Iota available ia N. 2nd. St. North Orlando way Concrete. Ph. FA 2-3362 soil, clay, shell, peat. Ellis Repairs & Water Heaters 322-7980. Greembriar a* Lech Arbor town Sanford. FA 2-3961. Homes, after 6 p. m. week for interview. FREE ESTIMATES Lloyd. FA 2-2576. overlooking golf eoarae. days, after 1 p. m. Sal. A CUTE little puppies. FA 2-3853 204 E. 3rd St. 322 9113 Custom bulMug to your CLOSE OUT way below cost, 19. Situations Wanted Sun. ■aerification. Greenbrier both aro brand new. 1 40 LAWN SERVICE 1 BOSTON Bull Terrier Pup­ developed by 26. Radio & Television Child Cara. FA 2-374. hp. elect, starting, $286.00. 1 Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ READY MIX Concrete, win py. AKC. Female. FA 26187 K1NGSWOOU 23 hp. elect, atartloi, $268.00 isfaction guaranteed. Ph. duw fill*, lintel*, steps, USED T.V. Seta $10 up. Ser­ DAY’S work. FA2-8394. BUILDERS INC. Firestone Store li t and FA 2-1817. blocks, sand, cement, rock, vice calls $2.00. Sanford 32. Flower* - Shrub* 28f Fairmont Dr. French, Sanford. FA 20244. PAINTING or Repair work. pipe, steel, grease traps, T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford FA 2-8874 BLOOMING nuses on double Ph. FA 2-7064 ■try well*, clipping atones. Ave. Pb. PA 2-0776. Air-Conditioning cherokee stock. $2.30 cacti. 40. Farm Equipment Miracle Concrete Co, H. B. POPE CO.. INC. Gray Shadows Nursery 309 Elm Ave. PA 2-3751 2U0 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 4 mi. S. on Sanford Ave. Jim Hunt Realty le t's make a deal... You take the wheel OF a USED CARS FROM OUR S ELEC T IO N You wi!l see a w ide choice of m a k e s and models. Conte on over to th t USED CAR CAPITAL, and drive one of your choosing. Some of "T H IS W EEK ’S SP EC IA LS" 1962 Rambler Ambassador “400” Sedan. Spotless Condi lion. Only — *1995 J> 1962 Chevrolet Monza “ 900” Sedan, Local One Owner. Automatic, Radio, Heater. Extra Special AI 1895 1962 Ford Fairlane “500” Sedan Sedan. Yes — Air Conditioning, Too! Our Price — *1995 WASHING Machine Service. Free estimates on repairs. 2640 Hiawatha. 322-7363. ORCHID PLANTS For Sale AT BARGAIN PRICES Lemon Bluff TREE SERVICE. Expert tteo J. C. Bunten service. Reasonable rates, 33. Furniture 8 years cipcrience. Free rail mates. Ph. FA 2-U77. WANTED reliable couple to take up monthly payments Piano Tuning and Repair a t $13.30 m $ complete W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 rooms of furniture. Call TK 8-1311, Casselberry, col­ WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, lect. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Typea and Sires FREE ESTIMATE We Repair and Service Upholstering A Mattress ren­ S T I N E ovating. New A Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mf|. Machinery and Supply Co. Co., at 708 Celery Ave. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2 0432 FA 3-3117. SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ tios, etc. Free estimate. Pb. Used furniture, appliance*, tools, etc. Bought • Bold. 322 3306. Larry's Mart 313 Sanford TRACTOR Work. Mowing. Ave. Ph. FA 34132 disk, blade. FA 2-7664. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Cash. M. G. HODGES SUPER TRADING POST PLUMBING FA 2-6677. • WELLS DRILLED beds fo r rent • PUMPS SERVICED Hospital, Hollawaya, Juve­ AND INSTALLED nile. FREE delivery and • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Pick-up. • FREE ESTIMATES CALL FA 26037 FURNITURE CENTER PAOLA ROAD 1100 French Ave. Ph. FA 3-7933 29. Automobile Service SMALL swivel rocker $5.00. 21" Console T.V. $33. Studio couch $8.0fl. High chair $3.00. FA 2-1279. NECCI1I MIRA in console. Zljj Z a|. Aiiurne payments of $9.40. Makes buttonholes, sews on buttons, nukes fan­ cy designs. 3 Needle posi­ tion. Guaranteed. FA 2-9411. AUTOMATIC Washer. Good condition. $40. FA 2 4331. CHILD'S Swing Set. $20. I*h. FA 2-8903. GRETSCI1 Guitar. Fender de­ luxe Amplifier with trem ­ olo. $230. 3228097, 3 1-A Swap o r Exchnntte 31. Article* For Sale i i M 4 door aedau, radio, heater a auto■■tie. While with blue interior, low mileage, *ke. *149 5 r -w 1961 Pontiac Catalina 4 door, automatic tranamlMlen, rndta •*d healer. W u $1793. Now ____ *17 5 0 4 I960 Chevrolet Bel V-B, I-door, radio, hentrr, automatic. A beautiful brnnie rotor. One owner with lew ■ileage. Extra clea*. V |j C I^ B ^ H ^ B ■ ^ . u I 1 w 1959 Plymouth BELVEDERE 2-door hardtop, Y-g, fully equipped Including power (leer­ ing. A shiny blaek and ready to go, 1955 Pontiac 4-door sedan, radio, heater and auto­ matic Irnnsmieilon. 1961 Dodge D-100 PICKUP TRUCK, radio and heater, long nwept Une body. Only 1960 Ford F-100 PICKUP TRUCK, custom cab, 8 cylinder enginr, extra nice. *9 9 5 *29 5 *995 *9 9 5 i n I V) •X ONLY A FEW LEFT! ’63 Model Dodge & Dodge Dart SPECIAL CLEARANCE . DISCOUNT While They Last! FA 2-0611 Winter Park Ml f-SsN We’re Moving In October To 1801 W. First S t Watch For Our Grand Openhif tv There Is Still A Few 1963 Fords fir Falcons Some Brand New . . . Some Demonstrators All Tremendously Discounted! CLOSE - OUT PRICES! 2'/2 DAYS ONLY — THIJKS., FRI., SAT. NOON 1963 Greenbriar Station Wagon 3 • Scat*. I Speed Transmission, 2 Speed Electric Windshield Wipers*. Heater Regular Retail Price - $2982 | i r, C 1 PONTIAC “Shop Dow ntown Sanford" i~ t” i i W eek-End Special! SlfiHwnplufl T n 73 1962 Falcon DeLuxe .SEPTEMBER Special. Ladles A Childrens shoes $1 94 pair. Surplus City. 201 W. 1st. i* M O T O R S j <M 4 f, l.t 1 ONE 3 hp. or 3 hp. Ilefrlgera Run system, complete with coils and gas. Mac's Else trie Service. FA 2 0744. Many More, GW Warranty On All Used Cars, Best Of Financing Available — * Wa do not have that remarkable need car which the old lady Just used on Sundays! We do have cans which have baca wall treated, carefully inspected for aay flaws wa could de­ tect — and priced so they are honest values. Gravely Tractor Seminole Co. Motors 519 E. FI HUT ST. Sales & Service NEW AND REBUILT SMALL GIRL'S Bicycle 20". Gravely Tractors $8 00. Kiddy cimpbuhy bed A full line of Economy row$10. 3223696. crop Tractors ONE 1 or 5 hp. AIR-COM BANK FINANCING PRESSOR. 3 phase or sin 143 N. Orlando Ave. gte phase. FA 2-0744. Maitland Phone 8*7-7238 STANLEY Miter Box and carrying case for small SACRIFICE SALE. Early band saw. Call 322-3696. American style 8 ft. couch, Senltarik Glass and Pnint $75 [ Record Cabinet, $5; 36. Automobile* • Truck* Company Portable TV, $25; Dinette 210 Magnolia Ph FA 2-4622 set, $15. 122D Randolph St. 1961 FUKD Wagon. 6 cylin Ph. FA 2-2128. iter. Straight. R. A II. Auto G ian, Topa Chronic luggage r a c k . * Sea* Cover* 1962 AMANA Freeier, up Beautiful red finish. Low right. Excellent condition. AUTO GLASS & mileage. $430 doun anil take uver payment* of $43 SEAT COVER CO. $250. 322-329.1. per month. Total price REFRIGERATOR $30 W. Call 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 abuut $1,400. FA 2-1279. Utter 6 p. m. 322-214"). 4LL WURK GUARANTEED AUTO GLASS INSTALLED PUBLIC NOTICE! i i >* * *5 ’63 Close-Out P r ic e *2 6 7 1 See Claude Hittell at — — WE HOLLERS BUICK OF 2505 S. I'ark TOP VALUE STAMPS — S TR IC K LA N D - M O R R IS O N 2 I INCORPORATED PARK A V EN U E Sanford GIVE Ph. FA 2-08B1 308 E. First SI. Sanford • FA 2-1181 MI 4-8S1U il'T T �in 9 m tfa rb Ib r a ld wen Th* rcUlloDi and dutlea or ■ acmpipcr to society were ■Ala pointi itreJK d by Mr*. Dorothy Austin, former fea­ ture editor oI The Sanford tferald, la a talk Monday night for Sanford Chapter 1401, Women of the Mooae. Pointing out that there are parta of the world where peo­ ple are willing to die for the freedoms we take for granted DeBary A A R P Grew? Board Meeting By Mrs. Adam Mailer Tho DeBary Chapter of the American Asaoclatkm of Re­ tired Peraona (AARP) will hold an executive board meet­ ing at 10 a.m. Friday at the P i n Recreation Hall of the DeBary Fir* Station. At Util time board mem­ b er! will rote on a permanent meeting plaee for the Chap­ te r and alio will consider apoasorlng a monthly pro- DeBary Club Schedules Art Workshop By Mn, Adam Muller Plana for a Painting Workahop to be held for members of the DeBary Art* and Crafts Chib, beginning neat Tuesday a t • a.m., were made by the group at the first meeting of the fall season held last Thursday at 10 a.m. at the DeBary Mansion House with Chester Eldridgo presiding. It waa announced that there will be a Juried Show of De­ B ary artists at the Mansion House on Oct. 6 and members also were advised oi the joint A rt Festival to bo held at the DeBary Community Center, Oct. 24-20. It was voted lo have small decala of the DeBary Arts and Crafts Club seal ordered to be used by members when exhibiting by attaching the aeala to framca of their paint Inga. Hire* now members, Mrs. G. Sottong of DcLand and Mrs. L. P. Williamson and Mra. P. L. Walston of Dr' 11ary, wrre Introduced by Mrs. Beatrice Atul'er, mem bership chairman. Membership in the DeBary Club Is open to residents of all surrounding communities. Those Interested should con tact Mrs. Muller or any pre aent member. Unit To Meet The Auxiliary Unit of South Setnlnolo VFW Post 82117 will meet i t 8 o'clock tonight at tho VKW Post Home on the Old Dixie Highway. Mrs Ruth Hopkins, president, will preiidp. gram of recreation for all DeBary residents. Officials of the group ad­ vise that after careful anal­ ysis of the Bow Medical Care BUI for Lie Aged, they have gone on record in support of the bill. They advise that this bill, which is “to provide for the medics! anil hospital can- ol the aged through a system of voluntary health Insurance," Is offered as a substitute for the controversial King-Andrrson Bill under Social Security. The Bow Bill provides for an income (ax credit ot up to $150 to pay premiums for any approved private health In­ surance program and also provides direct government assistance for those unable to provide themselves with such insurance. The DeBary Chapter feels that under this bill there will be a minimum nf government participation and control thus allowing the Individual a free choice i n .selection of physiclan and hospital. Newcomers Club Sets Luncheon, Fashion Show By Jane Casselberry A Buffet Luncheon and Fas­ hion Show will highlight the next meeting of the South Semirole Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club to be held at 11:30 a. m. on Thursday, Kept. 19, at the Land O'T.akcs Coun­ try Club in Casselberry. Fashions for fall ami winter from Carole's Dress Sliop In Longwood Plaza will be shown by the following models: San­ dy Lal'umu, June Goodwin, Doris Do-.s, Clare I'autscn, Evelyn Chapman and Hurley Mostrom. Cards will be played fol­ lowing t!:e fashion show, time permitting. Library Sets Schedule fly IIon on Kites The Longwood Library will continue Its regular schedule of hours durlnif the winter months, Mrs. Marjgy Manner, librarian, announced today, Tho Llbrury Is open on Tuesdays from 7 until !l pm ,; on Thursdays fioni It until 5 p.m. and on Saturdays from 9:34 until tl:3 o a.m. New Ovjes3© Bernice Kelsey The Oviedo High School tu-i added seven additional facul­ ty members this year bring ing the total to 211. John Dawn* wilt be in­ structing In the field of social studies, lie has a B. A. de­ gree from the University ot North Carolina ami at pre­ sent is doing graduate work at Stetson University. Last year he taught at Ocoee. Hu is In America, Mr*. Austin charged member* of her au­ dience with their Individual responsibility in helping to keep these freedoms alive, particularly those of speech and press. In doing so. she staled “The most important rciponbility of a newspaper Is to keep you, the public, Inform­ ed of the facts . . . facts of government, facta pertaining to politics and politicians, facts of the business world and facts relating to tho many humanitarian and ser­ vice o'ganiiatlons and the works they accomplish. “ Another vital function of a newspaper ia to report con­ troversial issues ami, in some Instances, to keep these con­ troversies alive for rarely Is anything worthwhile ever ac­ hieved without some contro­ versy. “ It also Is our privilege to report the many philanthropic works of organizations such as yours, tho Women of the Moose. We like to tell you about these things and to bring the proper recognition to deserving persons. “ Remember, you. the peo­ ple, make the news and here in America you are free to make it in almost any way desired. At the sam e time we of the press arc free to re­ port It. I.ct us keep It that way!’* she urged in conclus­ ion. . Following Mrs. Austin’s program officers of the Chap­ ter conducted the enrollment ritual for new members. Join­ ing at this meeting were Mrs. Christine Wilson, Mrs. Shar­ on Kee, Mrs. Kathleen Faughnan, Mrs. Mildred Gear ami Mrs. Florence McCarson. A business meeting of the Chapter will bu held at 8 p. m. on Sept. 23 at the tem­ porary Moose Homo in Lake Mary. 615 Turn Out For Fish Fry And Clinic A crowd of 815 persons were served fish, hush puppies and ail the trimmings Saturday night at the Oviedo Athletic Association's Fish Fry with a record number of them re­ maining for the Football Clinic staged by the Senior and Junior Varsity teams of Oviedo High School. John Courier, association president and Roswell Noegel, general chairman for the fish fry, expressed (heir ap­ preciation to ail those help­ ing to make the fund raising project such a success. More than $1,204 was raised to apply toward Indebtedness of tile athletic field. The football clinic kicked off promptly at 8 p. m. with Hob Ward as cmcoe. Sponsor­ ed primarily for thosn not well jersed in the sport, the clinic featured demonstrations by members of both varsity teams designed to educate the fans on finer polnLs of football in order that they might better enjoy the forth­ coming games. During the evening Mayor Leo Cary was crowned “ best ticket seller in Oviedo” by Dot Courier, ticket chairman for tho project. Cary sold more than 444 ticket to Hie dinner and clinic. W a n te d married to thu former Lorita has offered .1 Driver's Educa­ Mine* of Orlando, tion course, which Is being taught the llrst semester by Richard Zctloy |* director Marion Martin of Sanford. He of the hand and chorus. Ho has u Bachelor and a Mast­ has a Bachelor of Music de­ er's Degree from tho Unlvcr gree from North Western also sily of Florida, Marlin la an M A., from Rutger*. Zel- married and has three sons. ley Is married lo the funner HU wile is presently leachBarbara Adair of Maitland, In : at South Seminole Junior and they are making their Hi :!i tn Sanford. The second home at Chuluota. semester ho will be at l.yman. Oviedo for tho first year, Sirs. Donna Neely, Oviedo, NEW OVIEDO TEACHERS this year are, front, from left, Mrs. Donna Neely, Miss Dorothy Rice and Mra F.ffie Mao P orter; Luck, Marion Mar­ tin, John Dawes am! Richard Zulley. Mrs. Nell Drill i ami Ai tliur Scott, also new a t the school this your, were not present for the photograph. ALTAMONTE AND CASSELBERRY Scout.-* camping a t Juniper Springs last Friday were, front, front left, Denni.-t Mardic.sano, Billy Dempsey, Ricky Casselberry, J’etcr Montgomery, David Krohne, Bill Dandcra arul Danny Casselberry, all of Troop 3-il. Those in back, from Troop 38. are Explorer Adviser Donald MacLeod, and Barry 1’oit, John Stuart, Mike Se­ well, Cory McBride, Bob James and Jeff MacLeod. Leonard Casselberry, Troop 3-11 committee chairman is at right. (Herald Photo) Firemen Casselberry Adult clns’ca In F.U-t-tronlc* Technology will open next Tuesday at 7 p.m. nt Lyman High -School, E, S. DoiikIu- s, French Classes To Organize Monday tr e a d L . Scouts Camp A t Juniper Springs “ j j j j * Electronics Course Offered Get New Equipment Af Lyman Parents Oppose BY JANE CASSELBERRY Fire Chief Paul Bales reported at Monday niybt’s meeting of the Board of Aldermen that with­ Organization in the next 10 days tint Volunteer F ire Department will acquire a Rcausci-Ann, life-sized dummy used teaching techniques for artificial respiration, and In Lake Mary ain movie projector to lie used for showing training Barents of chltddrcn at the Lake Mary Elementary School went on record through ballot vote Tuesday night as being opposed to the organization of any specified school group at this time. The vole followed open dis­ cussion of the idea intro­ duced by Principal Floyd An organisational meeting Richards who presided at the for rln - i in Beginners and first meeting of the group Advance French, open to all for the current school term. residents of Seminole Coun­ Some 200 persons were in ty and »ui rounding areas, attendance. will bo held at the Lake Mary Richards Introduced the K lenv ntary School next Mon faculty mem tiers after opco­ 1I.1 , ..t t p .m . lin g the m eeting with a de* < uiv c -U for th e courses, voy on;l| a n | pledge to the w hich are b e in g sponsored 1flag. under direction of the Semi New report cards were note County Adult Education shown and explanation of the Department, will be a $2 reg- grading system was made for >»'cation fee and price of the the parents. Tentative plan* textbook. for the annua! Winter Festi­ Those per* ns interested in val were discussed and both either course hut unable to mother* ami fathers were urg­ attend Monday night's organ­ ed to sign up for homeroom ic nti ,n.il meet In;:, may con­ duties. Chairmen for each tact Mrs. George Stubbing*, homeroom group will be instructor. elected In the near future. who holds a B. A. degree from Drake University, will bo leaching Enjlish, Spanish, and Remedial Reading. Mrs. Neely 1* married to Ralph Neely, who is connected with I Nelson and Company The [ couple has nnc son who is a student at OHS. Mi" Dorothy Rico rejoins the faculty after a year's leave of absence. This year she will be teaching (lie first grade Mis* Rice, wild hold* an A It. Degree from Hollins, lives in Orlando. Mrs. Kific Mae l’ortcr who I* third grade teacher rereived a B. S. degree from Morris Harvey, Charleston, W. Va. Last year Mrs. Port­ er taught at Mims. She Is married to John Porter. The couple has four childdren, all of whom are married. Arthur Scott, who holds an M. A Degree from the Uni­ versity nf Alabama, leaches industrial Art and is Assist­ ant Coach. Seutt’s last leach­ ing position was at Thomssvllte, (ia. He is married to the former Dorothy Goolsby, and the couple are the par­ ents of two sons, Mr*. Nell Druediag, Music Director, holds a F.I.C.U. detree from F.S.U. Her hus­ band is retired from the U.5. V F. and Is now attending F. S U. while the family is residing at Casselberry, PAGE 12 THUTtS., SEPTEMBER 12, 1063 COUNTY NEWS fc d iiio n film. Area Firemen Entertain For Children By Donna Estes T h e Long wood Volunteer Fire Department held il.s an­ nual Splash Party fur the children or Hie firemen last Saturday afternoon at the home of .Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lomtnler on 14th Avenue. In addition to swimming, the youngsters and parents present enjoyed refreshments of hot ’.logs, baked beans, po­ tato salad, role claw, apple pie. cake, punch and coffee. Those attending were Herschel Swaford and Jodie; Mr. anti Mrs. Joe Daffron and Sherry und Mary Lou; Air. and Airs. Jim Morris and Debbie, Larry and Jimmy; Mr. and .Mrs. Roy Reiter and Sue and Joyce Ann; .Mr, and Mrs. John O’Barr and Randy, Larry and Cathy; Air. and .Mr*. Uri.m Snow, Mr. and .Mrs. Fred Ksctavon and Lucky, Ricky and Eu­ gene; Air. and .Mrs. Harold Willis and Keith, Billy and Bruce; Mr. and »vtr*. Charles Dudley ami Chuck; Ted Walla and the host and hostess and their children, Jaitlo.-, Carta and Barbara. Oviedo Group Gets $71.50 For A LSA C Ily Bernier Krliry An enthusiastic group nf Oviedo Teenager* working in Sunday’s drive for ALSAC under direction of Atis. T. L. Lingo Jr. collected a total of $71.50 for leukemta-strlckcn chilJrcn. Those making door to door collection* included Marshall Lingo, Marilyn Partin, Gay Utrey, Ted Aulin, Jimmy Cou­ rier, Sherry Walls, Walter Iti-aidcy, Joy Wainwright and Arthur E*’*ns Garden Circle To Meet By Shirley Wentworth The opening meeting of the Bear Lake Garden Circle wilt he held at 8 p. m. today nt the home of Mrs. Albert J a ­ cobs, Lake Asher Circle. Airs. C. L. Urunk, new pres­ ident who was installed at tho last meeting nf tho sum­ mer, will preside. A training class ruing tho new equipment Will be belli By Jane Casselberry Altamonte Springs Explor­ er Scouts joined with mem­ bers ot the Green Bar Patrol of Boy Scout Troop 341 of Casselberry for an overnight camping trip last Friday night to Juniper Springs In the Ocala National Forest. The boys were accompanied by Explorer Adviser Donald MacLeod and Leonard Cas­ selberry, Troop 341 Commit­ tee Chairman. Though the campers were doused with several inches of rain Friday night they had a bright sunshiny day on Saturday for swimming in the blue icy water* of the spring and hiking on the na­ ture trails. The area was developed by the C.C.C. in the thirties and the water wheel that once supplied electricity for the ramp still turns, adding a picturesque note. The group stopped for sup­ per at Alexander Springs and (uund the people there con­ cerned about two ten year old girls who were missing. Some of the boys joined the search party which was comb­ ing the woods ami swamp that surround the park trying desperately to locate them before darkness fell. The girls were not found, however, un­ til the next morning but were safe after their night in the swamp. After a supper of hoho stew made by MacLeod's se­ cret recipe, the group le-ft for home. Altamonte Scouts who made the trip were John Stuart, Mike Sewell. Barry Bolt, Cory AtcBridc, Bob Janies and Jeff MacLeod. Boys from the Casselberry Troop were* David Krohne, I’e-ter Montgomery. Dennis Alarchesano, Blit Dempsey, Bill Dandera, Danny Cassel­ berry and Ilieky Casselberry. Projects By Jfltta Bartow The Altamonte Springs Com­ munity Library has announced plans for two fund-raising pro­ jects, the first a rummage •ale to be held Oct. 4-5 and the second, a Fashion Show to be held beginning at 10 a. m. on Oct. 17. Definite locations have not been set for cither project at this time although It wst reported that the Fashion show probably will take place at the Altamonte Community Chapel building. Mrs. Keith Nixon and Mr*, ro-chairmcn for this event, will be assisted by Mrs. Way­ ne Sobolka and Alra. Thomas Pinnock. Airs. J. D. Morrison, who is being assisted with the rum­ mage sale by Airs. Beulah Kemp and Airs, E. A. Wct»e announced that articles for the sale already are arriving and are being stored in the Express Office fur the present time. All contributions will be gratefully accepted and those in need of transportation ser­ vices are asked to contact one of those in charge at tha Express Office. Longwood Voters To Re-Register B y Donna E a tra Residents of the City, of Longwood who wish to vote in the Dee, 3 municipal elec­ tions must re-reglster bcfoia Nov. 23 in compliance w ill the special act pa*ned by tho P.MI3 legislature which nl-o provides for ub-entee ballot­ ing for the first time In l-oug. wood. The new regi-ration book Is SSJH Group open each day at City Hull during the open hours. To Elect Coming up for re-election In December arc the council Officers seats now held by Jimmy By Jane Casselberry Reiter. Carl I.ommler amt B. The Soulh Seminole Junior I« “Slick” Helm*. High School Atlilelic Associa­ tion w ill elec! officers for Ihc coming year at a meeting to Area C Of C he held at 8 p m. Monday at To Meet the school. Ity Donna Kslea Henry Duncan, last year’s The Longwood Area Cham. chairman, urges all mothers Wr of Commerce will hoicl as well as fathers interest­ It* first meeting of the 1963* ed in school athletics to come (II year nt 8 p.m. today In the Civic League Building on out and support the group in Church Street. order to continue the suc­ Conducting the bus!ne*s cessful program begun last session wilt he Bud Scott, year. temporary chairman. next Wednesday daring tho 7:34 p.m. meeting nt the Fire House. Chief Hate* reminded thu3>> present that it is this type training that make* it pos­ sible t.» save a life in the event of such an emergency a* happened Inst Sunday morning when a six month* old baby was saved from suf­ focating by the quick action of It. Af. Nlbtack anil Fire­ man Owen An*ley. Bates stated that is Is ttuRALPH S. JENSEN combined effort that saves the life and expressed pride Seminole County Director of In hi* firemen who have put Vocational and Adult Educa­ In so much of their own time tion, announced today. to ncquiro tin- necessary Instructor will bo Ralph knowledge uml training. S. J unsen who also teach is He reported that the -South­ Electronics Technology for eastern Underwriter’s re pre- high school students a t Lysentutive from Jacksonville man. 1m* eo mpie tinI u survey of The elass will be- limited to town facilities und that the -4 persona and a good baektovvn ha* requirted a recoin- ground in mathematics will nu-ndation from the under- bo necessary for successful writers for n better Insurance participation. Training aids of Philco rate. Alra. II. I . Johnson Lucille Spivey and daughter In line with the underwrit­ manufacture will be used and We want to wish Patty Grace Ann and one by Airs. a complete range of te-t ers suggested, future plan* to keep pace with the growth the course which will have us Baker a vicry happy birth- Alurray Kanner. She rereiv. Just thirteen year* cd many, many lovely gifts. of the town within the next]i it- text "It,nic Concepts and day. * • • Mr*. Gertrude LeGer DU Circuits,” published by 18 months should include n young. • • • Sorry to hear that Is in Lakeland vlsiUng with paid fireman on duty around I’tiilco. Students also will he Grace Ann 1 her son Dewey LeGer. • • * tho clock anil sleeping quar­ rtquircd to purchase 11 copy left ankle. She ha* been un­ Have been to!,l that Cecil of Uooko's “Atilt he mallei of ter*. able lo go to school. Hurry Mixon’s camp up on the We Subtile* for thu threc-man Electronic,*.” published by am! . et well lin e s Ann. • • • kiva River has been cleared Mt-Graw-H h. Fee fur tha first •lin t needed arc* •■rttni.iUit lu - locator Course has been set Air. and Mr*. James Robert of “ gangsters," (garfish, that total $10,004 annual ly how­ Leo of Virginia Beach, Va. is), Hubert Johnson and Bill at $2A. ever Botes added that saving* and children Byron and Kar­ Grow got one that was a Applications should lx* made in in uranic premiums for with Douglas- nt the Helmut en have been here visiting whopper (they sayt. Hear tell the resident* would amount Administration Building in Mr* II. A. Taylor and other that it weighed 30 pounds. to much more thisn tins sum. relatives. James Is stationed That is really a wlwppcr. • * Fan ford. He reported that the de­ there in live Navy. • • • j,r . Ran into Herbert TTiurst m partment responded to four He Carolyn Fay Spivey got and son Bryan in Orlando brush fire call* and one emer­ to come home for the week­ last week. Didn't get to see gency during the month of end to see her parents Her­ Grace a* she and her sister man and Lucille SpRcy. Caro­ were truuseau buying. (Not August. lyn is a patient at Sunland for Grace but the sister ) HerHe also made an appeal fer Center in Orlando. • * • Rev. Vert and Grace arc former more volunteers for service in Earl L. Baker and Mrs. Rak­ Monroe residents. They n-u* the fire department and pro­ By Bonna Estes er amt children, Mike. Jerry live in Tampa. Sure glad to spective members are Invited Old Glory American Le­ and Linda are new residents *ee them. • • • Heard the to attend the firemen'* meet­ ings on Wednesday* at 7.30 gion Post 183 wilt hold Us in Paola Rev. Baker is pas- Seminole High School Bund first meeting nf the 19J3 61 tur ol the Wesleyan Methodist during the Kiwanis Auction p.m. year next Monday at 8 p. m. chureh at Wilson's Corner. Saturday evening at the Civic at the Host Home on t’rairie We are clad to welcome them Center and I must say that Methodist Men Lake m Fern Park. here. • • • Mr. and Mrs. they are really great. I bet Current officers of the Post Hubert Martin ant son of (his is the year that they wdl To Reorganize are David Wentworth, com­ Cocoa Beach spent the week­ be aske<| to go many place* A reorganizations! meeting mander; Jack Beauchamp, end here visiting relatives * • and give concerts. Lets all of the Men's Club of the Ebon- first vice commander; Ro­ Mrs. Kenneth Kern* an t Mrs. back them when they do. • * czer Methodist Church wilt tv1 bert Newell, second vice Murray Kanner spent Hie da) Mr, and Mrs. Ritso-l! Mann held at 7 p. rn. today at the j commander; Thomas Lcfgrcn, .Monday shopping and getting are parents of twin troys born church. j historian, William Chambers. the last minute details done Tuesday in Orlando. Bussell Guest speaker for the meet- service officer: R. T. Stover, for the wedding Saturday of is a former boy and is ths Ing wdl be Douglas Stenstrom.] adjutant: Maurice Rudolph Vorut a Kern*. VonJa and Wil­ sen of Jack Mann of Monroe. Plans al.vo will be discussed finance ufitcer; Linton Cox. lis Carter wilt he married in * * *VV. If. Almond ha* ju*t for future programs of the chaplain and Joseph Keller, the Wesleyan M e t h o d i s t returned from a trip to At­ sergeant at arms. club. Church at Wilson's Corner. lanta, Ga. and Anniston, Ala. Atembcr* of the executive Time is 6 o'clock. Ail friends * * • Our thought this week Supper will be served by members of the church's committee are tl. D. Alcln- Invited. • • • Site hat been Is “ Aggressive fighting for Women's Society of Christ­ tosh Jr., Ralph St re blow and the honor guest at several the right is (he greatest spurt Dan Gilbert ian Service, j bridal showers lately, unu by | tho world knows. Lake Monroe Jottings Old Glory Posl Sets Meeting �Judge Kelly Described As Erratic 5 % i > a n f n r i i I f m t U n Diem Reported Fearing Coup The aource* said govern­ SAIGON, South Viet Nam (UPI) — The South Viet­ ment agents had arrested « namese government today Saigon University profess- r and a prominent lawyecr tn was reported quietly picking their round-up of pervoni A prosecution witness testi­ up persons who might act suspected of strong opposi­ fied today that Pasco Circuit ngainst the regime should the tion to the Ngo family r<s« Judge Richard Kelly Injected United States divide to hack gime. Changeover in the po»t- himself Into a rase and made a coup d'etat. Diem und his powerful mastership at Casselberry erratic rulings during a 1962 Suspicion between h i g h brother and chiuf political ad­ poit office bat been postpon­ murder tria l Vietnamese o f f i c i a l s und viser, Ngo Dinh Nhu, shewed ed because PO officials at Dade City Attorney Charlie Americans deepened with the no signs of following Lodge's Orlando have not yet receiv­ Luckie Jr. continued on the Incrcuse pace of c h a r g e s advice that Nhu tie dismissed ed the necessary papers. stand as the house prosecu­ over the handling of the from his position of high Change will be made on re­ tors’ witness in the trial of ••• Buddhist crisis und t h e authority. ceipts of the documents. the 33-year-old Pasco judge struggle against the Com­ • • • The U. S. government is on charges of Judicial tyran­ munist Viet Cong guerrilla*. known to consider Nhu as the All former West Virginians ny. Informed sources s a i d engineer behind the crack­ are Invited to a reunion and The Senate was to recess President Ngn Dinh Diem, down on Buddhist* which has picnic Sunday at Blanton Park the first week of the ca«e at Reprisals Asked angered over advice given brought widespread popular at Titusville. 1 p.m. to take a long weekend him hy U. S. Ambassador protests. The Kennedy admin­ BRASILIA (Ul’l>—Military • • • before returning to sit as a Henry Cabot Lodge,, fears a istration in Washington fears authorities today demanded With attention centered on court of Impeachment at 9:30 Contract price of 6.75 cents U. S.-hacked coup and is en­ that a government including “ rigorous punishment” of the the “Fighting Seminolea” op­ a.m. Monday. fiOU enlisted Murines, soldiers per half pint of milk for forcing security precautions Nhu would lack sufficient Luckie told the Senate that ener with Titusville next Fri­ und airmen who took part in public suport to wage n sue.Seminole County Schools was ngainst the possibility. day at Memorial Stadium here, during the murder trial of Thursday's abortive revolt. cessful fight against tha It would be easy, .perhaps, to pre-Judged Hill'a ease in a agreed upon this morning by Viet Cong rebel*. overlook the fact that in real­ drawn-out hasiel over whether School Supt. R. T. .Milwee Lodge conveyed Washing­ ity the JVs open the irrid oca- Hill's confession and that of Kennedy Rests and Perfection Coop Dairies. NEWPORT, R. I. (LTD — ton'# position to Diem Mon­ eon here. They play Seabreeze his mother should be intro­ Milwee was authorized by President Kennedy relaxed day, and pointed cut that con­ duced into evidence. here at 7:30 p. m. Thursday. the School Board Thursday af­ with his family beside Nurratinues! aid to South Viet Nam • • • The attorney said Kelly ternoon to negotiate the con­ gunsett Bay today in weuther is encountering increasing tract. These are the sain# JV» who permitted the mother's confes­ considerably cooler than ho opposition from some mem­ The price was five cents per have been knocking nose* with sion to be used against Hill left behind in Washington. bers of Congress who seek half pint last year when the the Seminole Varsity, They hut did not permit Hill’a con­ reforms lu-re. schools served 2.171.919 half have leraned a lot, not only fession to lie used against Navy Man Lost pints, including 1,321,232 with Itv Donna Kile* front Couches Ralph Stumpf her. “The only conclusion I PORT JEFFERSON, N. Y. the pupils’ lunches. The con­ The Longwood Area Cham­ tAt it Ar ami John Colbert but from the could draw was that Judge sumption figure will lie higll- ber of Commerce Thursday ' ‘rock-’ein", sock-’em" scrim­ Kelly was prejudiced against (U PD —A smull Navy launch this year, night openeil its current year me ur my client and that he returning 2 1 sailors to their mages with the big boys. Tlie school had served milk with the election of Allen L tried to show me up in court," ship after n night ashore cap­ • • • sized in windswept Long Is­ sinre the opening of the term Marvell and Donald Brown John and Jean Fitzpatrick, said Luckie. under an agreement with Per­ as new directors alter a Luckie described the Judge's lam) Sound early tuday. All of tit Stoney Bank Crescent, but one man were rescued. fection that it would accept change in by-laws was ap­ actions during ths trial at er­ Musselburgh, Scotland, have the price finally agreed on proved calling for a total of JIM HARDY celebrated hi* 72nd birthday Thursday by handing out 72 written Mra. Horace Dodge ratic. WASHINGTON (U PD -T ha . . . In this instance, 6.73 12 directors. Party Cited "It was a very disjoined overtime parking tickets. He was feted with u birthday party in the after­ Jr., founder of Girls’ Town, United States is reviewing tts cents. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) Other changes approved in noon by ill's fellow officers at police headquarters. Front the left: Chief offering to come to North Or­ procedure,” said Luckie. "It Schools throughout the state tho by-law* allow un officer aid program and all other ac­ —Members of the National was a mess.” He described Roy Williams, Sgt. It. W. Tench Jr., Capt. Arnold Williams and Putiollando to help with the school. had balked on earlier milk to succeed hi rind f and *et tivities In South Viet Nam to States Rights Party who led mun Hardy, Eurl Iloimiuartlta and C. C. Dodson. (Herald Photo) North Orlando Company offi­ the judge's ruling as “the now bids of 7.3 cents. Some the official meeting time at protest marches against school you see them und now you meet tho "test" laid down by cials say that such offers are schools commenced serving H p. ill. desegregation here were or­ don't variety,” which he said President Kennedy that they coming in by tho hundreds. fruit juices Instead of milk Charles Stewart, co-chair­ meant that Kelly would rulo dered Thursday to appear be• • • must help the war effort hut Seminole schools served man for tlie Chamber's city fore a federal grand jury. against Ihe Communists. Front the Civitan bulletin: A one way -on a point at one milk under the alaive agree­ directory committee, report­ time und another way later on "What helps to win tho war collection letter liegun, "\Vo ment. ed that eight o( the 15 plats Vengeance Seen the same point. we support," Kennedy told are surprised that we have not drawn (or distribution In he He said he felt Kelly in­ MIAMI (D PI)—Cuban ven­ received anything from you.” .1 NOft H I COUNTIES census had been completed his news conference Thurs­ jected himself into the case geance against the nntl-Castru day. "What Interferes with And the reply, “There’s no ACCEPT 31 II.K BIDS and returned "and I felt the judge should ruling family of Nicaragua, the war effort wo oppose." reason to lie surprised. 1 didn't JACKSONVILLE (UPD — L. L. Cox, in charge of go over a t the talde with the tlie Somozas, was seen today He would not zay how, hut •end anything.” School children in three North house numbering, pointed nut us a possibility in the mysteri­ state.” BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UI’I) h>w the normal 1,500 ut the he told nrwsmen that U. S. • • • MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - Florida csmnties will be able the directory at the earliest ous disappearance of a light —A |UU-car motorcade set out high school, one of three city views "will be made morn to have milk with their possible date and urged that All applicants for the Gray Tlie U. S. State Department plana owned hy a Somoza today to tour Birmingham schools whirh admitted Ne­ lunches Monday for the first residents rooperate by pro clear as time goes on.” Lady in the School program ranch in Costa Kira. groes Tuesday. made its strongest pitch to time since classes started riding their name, address schools uigirig a mass boycott art) requested to meet a t tho A total boycott of high the American Legion to gain 3. amt telephone number. Health Department assembly LLSJ In Denmark in protest of classroom lute- school fhis-r* was reported ut> nrrcptnnee of the administra­ Sept. Duval, Alachua and Mar­ Cox was apponlted lo in room ut 9:15 a, in. Monday fur gtegution. Tuskegcu High School where COPENHAGEN. Denmark tion's policy on Cuba. It ion rounty school boards ae- vestigale the possibility of the first phase of the training Police were out in force ut ill Negroes entered under («d- failed. (UPD—Vico President l.yn• tvptcd bids for milk Thurs- erecting a sign on Highway progruin. Red Cross orienta­ .ilewlvinJ*'Kra»ed W»'t I’l'.J vrwl lourt orders tills week. ■'on Jk-J I’mso'A upp* f u lly First John J. Crlmmlns, | day ranging from 6 76 cents 17 92 advertising the City of MIAMI *(•*.. - federal tion and introduction to Gray if*gl. s ut d / hen , Negro Some white residents of tin* authoritic* were questioning fit / after in days <•; tie get- girls quietly entered their rural town 50 miles northeast State Department coordlnn- to 6 73 cents per half pint, Longwood, Serving ns his Lady. ir g i.iwlll turning, today be­ tor of Cnbun affairs, told a with most bids ut tho higher assistant will lie Mark Bill* seven Cuban refugees lod.i) • • • Rejection of the roof slab* White u( Uuntg-nciy were reported gun a visit to Denmark which fuutlh slay of clas par I. c l Legion convention price. tuck who also was named as who arrived in the Florida attendance remained far h«Meeting is slated for the of three new school building* planning to move to other wav curtailed to permit him School hoards accepted the membership chairman. meeting last Sunday the same place at 7:30 p. m. Mon­ Keys wearing camouflage fa more rest. areas to secure schooling fur was voted Thursday after­ Sirs. Ik-tty Pyne was elect­ United Stales is embarked on bids when tlie Stats Milk day for the purpose of dis­ tlgues, stocking face masks■I their rhlltlicii. A move to set Commission said it would not noon hy (lie School Board, ed lo fill the office of secre­ a long fight short of war to cussing the initiation of u and armed with several auto- l? n c f a „ l „ up u private inhool for whites challenge any distributor of­ tary after Mrs, Charles Ste- giving as "Inferior material* malic weapons. L ..I S I U IJI * l\ U make Cuba mi nntentuble county-wide home n u r s i n g was gaining harking. MIAMI (Ill'll The Weath­ island for Premier Fidel Cus- fering milk to schools (ur 6.73 ward resigned effective at and nut meeting specifica­ One of the exiles, who ar­ service In which public health Ill Mobile, !U t e e n a g e ) , heer Burruu reported today "a cents or more. tile close of the meeting. Iro and the Communists. tions" as tho reason. rived Thursday, said ihe nurses will make visits lo :;uri parading around Murphy1 moderate easterly wave" oi E. P. Richards, treasurer, A fen..... . greeted him. Supt. H. T. Milwee said group was “ returning from homes to treat individuals High School. They carried reported that only Sin re­ that the rejection will delay Then Seeretitry of State doing what the United Slates above normal shower* in the needing this care. Confederate flag* and two mains in tlie gciu-ral fund for nn undetermined period OCALA (IT ’D - The Inals has failed lo do about Fidel vicinity of Puerto Rico. Huch « * • worn a wig. When officers Dean Rusk appeared la-fore waves of unsettled Weather ami urged that 1963 61 dues tlie opening of new addition* of Negroes charged in ,mtithe annual national command­ Put some fun in )uur life Castro and Itussian troops in sometimes build up into trop­ scgrcg.iliou l<c paid as soon as possible. to South Seminole Junior demonstrations moved into urrest two of the I er's hanqut-t Thursday night Cuba." • . . join the adults of the Girl The meeting was conducted High, Sanford Junior High were continued until Oct. 29 demonstrators, a womun quick­ und -old those persons argu­ He declined to elaborate on ical storms. Scouts of Seminole County. hy Bud Scott, temporary and Rosenwald School. Thursday when County Prose­ ly Invited the teenagers Into ing for wur against Cubit the statement or say If the Cull 32J-1775. cutor K. G. Muslch claim il her huckyuid adjacent to the overlook consequences. Thurs­ chairman. The board awarded to Bak­ group had made an attack on Indicted WASHINGTON (UPI) — » • s schoul. KEENE. N. H. (U PD - T h e tim e witnesses had been day, Ihe Loginii run vent ion er Bros., of Jacksonville, on Cuba, Six aim lent demonstrator* Jackie Paolo says she is still "pressured and intimidated.” endc! with a charge tile were ejected from a House its low hid of $3,n33 the con­ p ic Cubans, six men ami a sou of one of tho singing Mc­ ••hollering for help” in han­ Muslch declined lo identify Guire sisters was indicted United States has been fol­ committee hearing today in a Russian Bread tract to provide air condition­ woman, were armed with two dling the concessions a t the Thursday on charges uf ag­ (he witnesses, scheduled to lowing a policy of "timidity ing and heating equipment submachine guns, one auto­ renewed flare-up of violence Seminole games. Parents of gravated assault uud rubbery, testily against Marion Counnml vacillation” on the Cuban over un investigation into In Short Supply classroom material* for Ly­ the high schol undergraduates, matic rilie and three 45-cal- lie is Harold K. Teeter, 21, of NAAUP Prcsident Frank situation. illegal student travel to Com­ MOSCOW (UPI) — New man High School. how about giving the girl a iber automatic pistols. Marlboro, »on of Christine und - Pinkston. *1he Legion rullcd on the munist fiilm. restriction* on the sale of big hand—u HELPING hand, Rev. Pinks ton is accused of John li. Teeter uf New York, nation’s tenders to use all Two of the six. kicking and oread in Moscow focused at­ that 1*7 Call her a t 322-3332. unlawful publication hy use was named to a Iwo-couAt in­ necessary means —- including struggling, were bodily hus­ tention today on Russian agri­ Hearing Delayed JF K Comments dictment • • • By Donna E sin by tlie Cheshire o f ‘picket placards ami with Hearing for William E. arming Cuban refugee* or tled from tho room. The other culture as Premier Nikita S. It was UKA L, nice to liuve An annexation ordinance county grand jury. The indict­ contributing to the delinquen­ "proceed boldly alone” with four went without much of a Khrushchev's most important Smith, 43, of Waycross, Gu., tlie Presbyterian ladies from On Biographer cy of minors by encouraging for two patceD of land, niie U, S. arms — to enforce the ment also iinioed William charged with the holdup of tho struggle a* Chairman Edwin ] domestic problem, WASHINGTON (UPD — Hurst of Troy, N. Y. all over Florida visiting Sun* youngsters to picket. of which is tlie building -itc Monroe Doctrine and throw K. Willis, (D-Ls.) of tho | Reports circulating In the Fern I’ark branch of W inter ford us First Church played President Kennedy t u r n e d County Judge Lewis Myers for the new Wtnn-Dixm Store the Communist* oat <>( the Committed on Un-American capital said peasant* in many Park Havings and Loan A»j >hostess to the Synodical (state book reviewer on a subject he overruled an objection to tlie going up ut Mobley's Corner western hemisphere. Aclivitier stood and shouted | pari* of tho country are buy c hit inn last week, was post­ continuation hy Tampa de­ women of the church>. Just a know* well—himself. on Highway 17*92, wu» unani­ Girl, 4, Killed; The resolution was adopted to police: “Throw them out!” ing up bread and grain err- poned this morning by U. S , At his news c o f e r e n c e Wonderful source o f great fense attorney Francisco Itn* mously adopted after tliiee without orip dis ,-nting voice Hire* of tht, -Indents eject­ eats to feed their cattle, ant Conrmis*inner .lumen S, IlyrTi Thursday, Kennedy was asked driipilez. power of accomplishment! ul n from the 2,'.ni.'> convention del­ ed were teen-agers. They that housewives arc sttn'klnu to 11 a. tn Monday. Smith wn.t • • • what he thought about a re­ Mother Stricken Rodriguez said the Negroes consecutive reudim. meeting Thursday i . lit of egates. identified themselves ns Tug upon macaroni, sugar, canned remanded tu Orungu County Word from Brigitte Geis- cently published critical book MIAMI (UPD — A four- were entitled to a speedy tlie l.angwood City t ricil. Loner, 16, Bloomington, lud., meat, sardines and cereal*. *j -»iI in lieu of $10,Out) bund. on his presidency, trial on the charges stemming year old girl was killed Thurs■Irr, German exchange stu­ Other property inel ided In n special student ul Indiana dent who attended school in Kennedy said he hud gotten day when her mother's ear from demonstrations at sev­ University; Mark Hrudy, 17, Sanford in 1938-59, says she tiie flavor of Victor Disky's j went mq of control and hit eral Ocala restaurants July the old itin nee, number 171, Church Cards is situated north of Church LEEDS, England (DPI) — New Yelk, a I It) College stu­ 30. I* liot m artiid yet, contrary to ‘JFK : The Man and the g power pole and a tree. .Street uud also front. High­ Vicar of Leeds Canon Fenton dent, and t liffonl MeUler, 21, Authorities said the victim. rumors, und does not Intern! Myth." way 17-92. Murlry Thursday night sug. Ding Dluini City, N. Y-, a Then with tongue-in-cheek, Suzanne Rent/, died three to do so until she is "at least The mreting was adjourned gestc-d that tlie Church of Hunter Uollego student. Sioux, 102, Dies tic suid ” 1 am looking forward hours after the gear shift of 30 years old.” to reading it, because the purt the auto was driven into her • • • SOUTH BEND, Ind. lUPl) subject to rail immediately Englund i s s u e membership that | read wax not us brilliant —Klkl llidcnsun. 102, believ­ after rending of the ordi­ curds "so that when people eye by tho ntishup. From Hie Kiwanis Bulletin, ed by friends to be the old­ nance, only business **lurduted move to new churches they Street Red a* I gather Ihe rrst of it is, Tlie mother, Mrs. Elmer and this we like: If wives only knew what their secre­ front what sonic critics have Renlz. 33. was in serious con­ est Sioux Indian in the na­ on the agenda for Thursday can introduce themselves hy c a rd ” night. tion, died Thursday. It's Funtimc dition at a hospital. Like Blood taries think of their husbands suld.” WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Saturday; scattered afternoon showers; high today 88-94; low tonight In 70s. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FKI., SEPTEMBER 18, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 17 TALLAHASSEE (I 'P li — VOL. 38 ♦ - T e i o 6' 6 .7 5-Cent School Milk Approved Milwee, Dairy Get Together On Price mwA Two Directors Of Longwood C. Of C. Named U. S. Reviewing Viet Nam Policy 100-Car Motorcade Stale Dept. Fails To Sell Tours Birmingham Cuba Policy U. S. Questions Armed Cubans Board Rejecfs School Roofs Ocala Continues Trial To Ocl. 29 Six Ejected From Hearing Longv/ood Votes In 17-92 Sites A VALDEZ HOTEL ■^£ar;!>e Dov/riown Sanford « L jjO u n g e they wouldn't worry. • • s County Commission is con­ sidering the purchase of an acre of land near Seminole Memorial Hospital as a site for the proposed nursing home. Purpose is to mak# it convenient for hospital per­ sonnel to serve the nursing home, too. • • • An ''extra” 17.000 in the rounty budget wiu a ,signed to the general fund's contin­ gency fund and real estate fund. Henry Ward volunteered an hour of bis time filling boles In North Edgemon Avenue at North OrUndo Monday after­ noon . . . an hour well -pent, other resident* »ay. After Crash Public Invited To Colorful Ceremony OAKLAND. Calif. (UPI) Turn Thompson, 22, started lo lump Thursday when he saw a train bearing down on his truck and trailer, which stall­ ed on two sets of railroad tracks in Oakland. As he leaned out Ha- safe boat coxsw.no. side, he spotted another train On hand Sunday for the hearing down from the other “ Welcome Aboard." will be direction and he "decided to the superintendent, Cot. H. J. rido It out." Furman, and the Command­ Both trains smashed into tho ant, Capt. Joint W. Williams, rig, which was loaded with vuih tlie faculty an I lilt* slalf, 32,800 bottles of ketchup. who will assist visitors in a Firemen had to call for bull­ close in-pec turn ul t li c I r dozers In help clean up near­ "Ship.” ly 24 inches of the gooey red Following the lour of the fa­ stuff at tho crossing. cilities, there will be an op­ Thompson, who for a few portunity to ark questions frantic moments thought he while refreshments are serv­ must he bleeding profusely, ed. lesinpcl without injury. Sanford Academy To Be Commissioned Sunday The Hanford Naval Acad cmy. latest addition lo cdu calional Institution.* in Cen­ tral Florida, will dress ship and he officially commission­ ed on Sunday at 2 p.m. Tin* colorful ceremony will be at­ tended b> both civic and mili­ tary leader*. Following cummissioning, the Academy will be open fur Inspection by tlie public. The Academy, located on tire corner of McUonvllle and| Celery Avenue* in Sanford, is under the auspices of the Benarr Macfaddcn Founda­ tion. which also supervises the well known Castle Heights Military Academy in Leba­ non. Tenn. It t* one of the few private institutions throughout t h e cuuntry which emphasize* na­ val training. Basically an academic institution, it will prepare boys for Hie college or service academy o< then choice. E x t r a curricular training in boat handling, ami manship, piloting and naviga­ tion will be a Horded, On the "Quarterdeck'' uf Ihe Academy are numerous aircraft models, ship insig­ nias and two recently pro­ duced oil paintings of Hie sea by Mrs. E. D. Stoat, a well known local artist. A portrait of Captain John Paul Jones, whore words, "I have not >et la-gun lu light,'' have been an inspiration down through the years, hangs m a place of honor. Portrait* of later Naval hero* decorate tho bulkheads and their exploit* will become known to each midshipman. The galley—a sea going kit­ chen—will serve the mess deck (dining room) with meals planned for building bodies and pleasing the appe­ tites. The student* will each take a turn at compirtment clean.ng, me** cooking, and Fri. Niles at the Caribe! Music by The Hideaways’* � 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, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 12, 1963 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>, September 12, 1963; <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/9fa0991dd3c5e019763d29fffff2db48.pdf 109fff0901e75d8975539f19b2268183 PDF Text Text I I Found Dead In Clothes Dryer 14. c*r. David E. Dtaf* more than 75,000 Armed For* i and both ar» saalfMd to the •Ifh. a M year nUrao of cei personnel. Tilt Treniportetloo Company gtafud Naval operations, James and Jones *r« grad* at Camp Leroy Johnson at kaa returned to the Heavy nates of Crooma High School |New Orleans. Attack Wlag One staff as Kitty officer. A mast graduate of the M id ?i Naval War CoUeya. Newport, X. 1., Dearotph will relieve 14. Cdr. C. Thomas CovtlJ, who kaa been transferred to Glen* via* (0L> Naval Air Sla* dryer, and National Guard unit* toon storage expanding the numbers. in house, a became small ian death chamber fo for air-tight two small boys here Sunday, An all-night search ended a* A. D. Cummings found the bodies o f hla grandson, David Wayne McCain, 8, and Rickey 4 next Saturday. The d o e r had no latch Inside and liminary search Boon develop, ed Into a neighborhood hunt Mary A. Jones j Friday D. C. HAMILTON D. E. DEAROLPI1 Siamese Twins Parted Charlie C. Flinn Succumbs A t 86 Mr. Flinn w n the aon of the late Henry Clay and Car rle Rush Flinn and had spent his entire life In the county. H e waa a builder with Greenwood Mills until hla retire­ ment. He was a deacon In the Callle Self Memorial Uapllit Church and was a member of the Masonic L«dge No. 91 for 60 years. Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. Sallie Still Flinn, o( Greenwood; five daughters, Mra. W. G. Burnett, Mrs. LI telle Huih, o f Green wood; Mra. C. B. Bush, of Helton, 8 . C.; Mrs. Luclle Williams, o f San Pablo, Calif., and Mra. Myrtle Jordon of Aiken. S. C., and three lis te n , Mrs. J . II. Bush, o f Greenwood; Mra. A. It. Stewart, of Halfour, N. C., and Mr*. A D B raver of Chattanooga, Trnn. Service* were held at the Callle Self Church Sunday at 4 p in. with burial in Green­ wood Memorial Gardens. electric clothes authorities e s t i m a t e d the youngstere died within three mlnutea a fter closing its dour. They suffocated. David and Rickey disappear­ ed Saturday afternoon. A pre­ L a s ANGELES (UP1) Two teams o f aurgeons, work­ ing against a 34-hour dead­ line, aeccessfully separated the Siam ese twin ions of a teen-aged Glendale, Calif., coupl* Sunday. The operation on the dayold boys look three hours. Surgical tea m i o f three doctori each were tislgncd to David J. Smith, 17, son each baby in the operation. •f Mr. and Mrs. Joel E. "T h e best we can say la Smith, R.R.l, Longwood, is that they are in aatlifaclory ■ndcrgolng basic training at condition,” la id a spokesman the Naval Training Center, for Children's Hospital, where the operation was performed. Groat Lakes, IQ. "The critical, postoperative Pfc. Vernon L. Jones, son period will last from a week of Mr. and Mrs. Edda Jan­ to 10 days.” Both Infanta w ere placed in es, R.R. 1, and Pfc. The mil James, son of Mrs. Maggla incubatora following the op­ James, 4t William Clark eration. Court, are participating in The boys, Daniel Clifford Exarciae Swift Strike 111 In and David Eugene, were Georgia, North Carolina and born Saturday at Glendale South Carolina involving Sanitarium by Caesarian sec­ tion to Mrs. Rebecca Bartley, HI. She and her husband. William, 19, gave permission for the separation. The twins were the first children born to Bartley and hll w ife. She was reported in aatlifaclory condition at Charlie Ctoment Flinn, M, the sanitarium. died at his home near Green Doctors said the separation wood, S. C„ after several operation had to be perform ­ years of declining health. He had many frienda in the San ford area. (U P I) with local police, eHH defense located ____ j LL Cdr. Dooald C. Hamil­ ton, administration officer of Heavy Attach Squadron Throe, who also has been at •NAS since 1157, has been transferred to Heavy Photo* graphic Squadron <1 at Guam. ]*• Me been attached to VANS since 1M0 In capacities M flight instruelor, landing signal officer, personnel of* fleer and admlnlatratlce of* 4 — An A la Lee Si Spann, who would hava Daarolpk has served In various capacities at Sanford Naval Air Station since 1957, excepting for this recent 10■eath period of Instruction •t the Naval War College. •dm Humbler, aviation boatswain's mate 1/e, son of Mrs. J. A. Rumblcy, Sanford, recently returned from a sin-week midshipmen train­ ing cruise aboard the attack carrier USS Shangri-La in the North Atlantic ott Newfound­ land down the St. Lawrence Seaway to Quebec, The Shan­ gri-La la an Atlantic Fleet ■alt operating out of Hay* port, Fla.. BIRMINGHAM ed within 30 hours of the twins', birth to tilt the scales o( survival in their favor. The operation was com plet­ ed six hours before the dead­ line passed. Dr. Dwight Galluway, chief surgeon at the hospital — who did not participate in the operation — said the twins were Joined from their breastbone to navel. .Miss Mary Annie Jones, U. died Friday afternoon at Seminole Memorial Hospital aftrr a long Illness. She had made her home at 213 Crystal Drive for the past 25 years. Mlsa Jones was a member of Bethel Jlfthodlst Church of Charleston, S. C., and she is survived by a sister, Mrs. A. K. Appleby, o f Sanford, ami a brother, R. A. Jones, of Charleston. The body has been sent to Charleston for funeral and burial services. Brlsson Fun­ eral Home was In charge of local arrangements. f. FULLY COOKED SMOKED SM M S W H O L E OR • SPRINKLER SVSTEMS • FREE ESTIMATES SHANK H ALF CALL FA 2*6037 Quantity Rights PAOLA ROAD Reserved LB. LEAN MEATY WESTERN FRESH 100', PURE GROUND BEEF AUGUST CLEARANCE “ ENERGYn “ W N T E R G A R D E N ” FROZEN HIIBUNUREAm niKIS Com* In before Iho/ro GONE! We have to clear out all these 1963 Frigidaire models to make room tor new Fall ship­ ments, especially tho new ’64 washers and dryers. Limited quantities, so come on the run for the Dost Buy everl s M EAT PIES EACH (Lim it: ! With Tour |3 Ur Mora Food Order, plra*e> Limit 3 Wilh i t Knud Order IMi-a.a. THRIFTY FRIGIDAIRE 2-DOOR REFRIGERATOR) • Gig, big 100 lb. zero zone freezer with separate door. • Automatic defrosting in refrigerator section. • Twin Porcelain Enamel vegetable Hydrators, roomy storage door. OVER 33 YEARS At First A Palmetto (A longside old post o ffic e ) Sanford Model Furniture Co. LARGE FIRM REI) \N RIPE ■ maim a in Tomatoes “ K E L L O G G ’S ” CORN FLA K E S GefOur 8 ( ) /. Low-low'Price! • Carpet* • Furniture • Tile • Pianos R e n ta l lied * nii— i i n ~ f M l I* ~- FDS-13T-1 13.24 cu ft. PKG. (Lim it: 3 With Your *7 ,,r Mure Knud Order, I'fta-e) Budget-priced Flairloveliest range of all! F iligreetf o v e n floor glides up out ot the way. Roll to you cook ­ ing top. Fast heating Bodi.intube tu rlate units. w ater n n ie » — automatic tint rfupotji We advance Cistrfor Insurance premiums and — mortgage payment*, shopping, medical and car expense*, debt consolidation, household expend­ itures end family emergencies of every nature. Everything is handled on a simplified basis, with the payment terms geared to fit your pockttbook. ^ B esP & y * - ffieed/ A tb a w 'B e s t B u y * B Vodef ■OF 630 C O R P O R A T I O N - - tout o e e — — ------------------------------- 111 Watt Fint Sheet.............................. Tel. FAufo* 2-3743 — 421 North O ra n g e Avenue........................ Tet. GArden 4 3405 40) Wat) Control Roulevard. . .. . . . .. . . . lei. GArden34473 1241Eotl Colonial Drlva....................... Tel. GArden 5-2641 or au TOM ATO SOUP VEL . Lb. I'ku. AJAX i n ia e iy t o w n s 6. H. High F R IG ID A IR E A P P L IA N C E S 17tm West Flr*l St.. OVIEDO 322-3M63 7/uuftUHW •SANFORD 25TH WILL P A L M O L IV E (L IM IT t, PLEASE) 363-3315 r. BAGGIES 2 0 .A .C . F I N A N C E -**»■■■«■" SOAKY I.A It G K I’M CAN cabm t to $400 “C A M P B E L L ’S ” REG. r ic e s ! WuMWOAti s is i d i n t s ARM OUR • PL'MI’ B SERVICED AND INSTALLED • 3 Ring Agitator battles deep dirt nut wall* out beating. Fresh running m a d i to BACO N • W ELLS DRILLED m atically, LOANS FLA. CiRADB A LARGE PLUM BING • Soaks automatically, washes auto­ ■— THRIFTWAY FANCY SLICED PORK CHOPS Low, low priced FRIGIDAIRE Soak Cycle washer! m M O N . • TUES. • WED. FIRST CUT Charles T. Crderqulet, hoepilnl rnrpemim I fe , »nn o f Mr. and Mrs, Edwin II. fetteripdst, o f Geneva, bun cwmplet r ] a leadership course at the Naval Schools Command, Nor­ folk, Va. Jnmra D. Wright, IS, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Janirs D, W right, Altamonte Spring*, i* undergoing recruit training at the Naval Training Cen­ ter, Great Lakes, III. Loom up BU YS! BREAKFAST SPECIALS M. G. HODGES ralk about BEST B U Y S-th e y’re here NOW! Servicemen In The News • Charles K ing was helping. His home is located about midway between those o f tha victims. The bodies were found In his dryer. King went to his storage house to g et hla boots before Joining the starch en , but fail­ ed to see the boys In the dryer. I’olics said the state fair gounde, an amusement park and an airport were searched, one group even going to a baseball game on a tip the boys were there. T. E. W ells, who livea b e­ hind the K ing home, reported he had seen David end Rickey climb Kings fence. It was then Cummings went to the storehouse and opened the dryer door. David, aon o f Mrs. Remice f i l l s , Newport New?, V s , end Billy McClain, o f West Point, Maaa., had lived with his grandparents most of his Ilfs, ills mother visited Mm only a short time before the tragedy. TtwMbumfa EARLY & PARK it kg. n i r it vits SOAP o bath o i e * it a its »*» Where it's a PLEASURE lo serve �( 51t r 8> a u ftid i iim t lit Negotiations sre b*ing com ­ WEATHER: Widely scattered thiirulemhowers, in afternoons mostly, through Wednesday: high today DIMH*: low tonight in 70s. VOL. 53 *** C lO c* of Commerce building getting new coat Chamber o f paint . . that In. (§ . .Sanford paint, • • Police t hi e f Roy William* warned officer* niotoii*!* today hi* have commenced rrackdown on violator* * Who "Jump** the tra ffic light* or fail to conic In a stop at stop sign*. • • * United P uma Leased Wire KstebUabed 11W8 TUES., AUGUST 13. 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 776 Recreation (seared To ILS. Plans Ganss Tells Of County's Program Commercial Survey Gels Couniy OK County 4 .Mr*. Lucy C. Anderson, of day Commissioner* uutlinrircd Mrs. Sportsmen's Assn. To Up 10-Acre Public Park to­ Seminole County’ s proposed Mary luns range planning for rec- Golden L»ke, received a news­ Earle' Walker, lux assessor, paper clipping from Martetta. to proceed u.tb final plans (Jllio, teiiing lilac her nlnUi for « su rrey of com m ercial rentism w ill he geared to stale and federal planning, it wa* reported today by Fred Gan pleted for the purchase o f 10 acres o f waterfront properly ss a public recreation fa cil­ ity, it was reported today by W. A. Adams, prrshlrxvt o f tho Seminole County Sportsmen's Association. F'urther detail* relative to this public park will he reli-nsrd, Adams said, when ne­ gotiations rite completed by the association's committee on parks and playgrounds. Another project o f the rtiih w hich. Adams stated, will be confined to members only, ts tlie establishment o f a com trolled dove shooting field. I'rogri-ss was reported by the channel marking com m it­ tee which is emlrnvoriug to com plete Its project o f renew­ ing the markings in the St. Johns River for the benefit o f sinull boat owners. Membership committee, ac­ cording to Adams, reported that many o f the club's -150 members had renewed their membership ami reminded du ll officers that there ore openings awn hi Me for more memh.-is during the ItnU-T,I fiscal year, Adam s reported to board mem tiers that an outdoor par­ ty will be held just before the hunting season nml appointed a committee to plan the affa ir. properly In llic city o f San­ as, chairman of the county ford. while watching a water akl committee. Although the budget tor show, waa stunned by a light­ Ganx* slated the federal next year ha* not yet been ning bolt and hospitalized. government )> planning ap com pleted, Coinmr. Jam es • « • propriations totaling SI bit Avery m oved that Mrs. Wal-1 Seminole Plaza merchant* linn for ruereational develop­ Iker be authorized to go ahead; f la r e Informed the Town of ments. tiv) per cent in bo used with contracting for s u r v e y ,j Casselberry tlmt nil future by the states ami io per cent with the assurance (hit s h e 1 advertising will hear the "Cas­ by the federal government. would be given the necessary selberry" address. Florida's recreational plan $7,75ti. . . . already has been approve ! by Ford Cavanaugh of Rear Those who want “ to m*, a the U. S. Department of the I-akc appeared bctorc the good ball gam e" are invited Interior, Ganas said. com m ission representing p r o ­ by Casselberry's recreation The c* tiiity chairman made perty owners and parent* o f commission chairman Larry his xUtiinivnt tld* morning the Rear Lake area with a re­ MISS FLORIDA of tho United States Twirling Ullller, to com e out to the alter Tlie Herald revealed quest that the commission J. F. ROUT, A. H. Peterson Jr., chnirmnit of the hospital board of trustees. Assn., in Miss Ann Mahan o f Sanford who took jft s ll Park diamond at 6 p.m. Monday th e committee's consider building a sidewalk Mayor Toni McDonald, Robert Uesserer, hospital administrator, and Ralph fifth place in the national IIST A beauty contest ™ oday to see the South Semi* "thoughts" of building a tnalong SR O l so Bear Lake Wight visit the area where the children’s wing of Seminole Memorial Hos­ held at Jackson, Minn., it wan annmmcctl today, pole Senior L ittle League acrc fresli water lake in Lake School and Forest Lake pital will he established. The Rotary Club lias undertaken to raise funds Minn Mahan, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Robert playoff between Cuaselherry Monroe lor bathing and vv.i Academ y students will not to equip this now bare area. IJlackeyed pens, donated by Chase anil Com­ Mahan, will lie a nenlof at Seminole High School ter spurts. •and Bear Lake. The Cassel­ have to walk on the highway. pany, will go on sale again Wednesday at $1 per bushel. Fentons wishing thin fall. She competed againnt Kirin front all berry team took the first half ' ’ Recreation areas will he Cavanaugh said the State to contribute to the chidren's wing fund can do so by purchasing these over the U. S. in tin* pttKcant, which was judKed o f the season while Ritir Lake provided prim arily," Gana* Road Department had olfereil peas Wednesday from 7 to 10 a.m. and II to 7 p.m. at the first farm on fill percent mi talent, 'Jo percent on beauty and came out winners o f the sec­ use o f tho right oi way alum: said. "T h e trend is away TAM PA f UI*I) — Two Celery Avenue east of Mellomille Avenue. Ili iug your own container anil J,‘> percent mi |Hii>e and pernnmility, Minn Maltau ond half. com e-look-see parks f r o m the road. Cavanaugh p r o p p ­ striking union members wa*re­ . . . pick your own peas for $1 per bushel. (Herald 1‘ hotoJ won her state crown at Apopka in Slay. where there is little til do hut ed that the county and the charged today with plotting admire nature. The new trend Attorney Kenneth McIn­ citizen* share the cost. the injury o f General Tele -1 t o s h informed the Caasellierry is toward areas that ean lw Cm mr. Avery was requested phone I'o. employes and a new used hy active people. Board o f Alderm en at it* to look into Hie cost. "M uch o) it will In- keyed wave o f sabotage wa* report­ meeting Monday night that a Tlie access road to the ed as company and union p n liiiuor license in Seminole Fngiiah Estate* school was to water. A survey has shown pnred to answer an ultimatum that people want to have ttn-lr County today is worth l - ' v again up for discussion by railing for a 90-day rooting fun on. in nr near water. 0O0. Question came up in dis­ Engineer Bill Bush, who said o f f period in the '(tik e. There is a |,*t o f water use in cussion over one now in liti­ that all rights of way o f­ Charged with n uiqurilig to the stale. The favorite out­ gation owned by Seminole fered so far are too narrow to roiuniil mayhem were Roger diilrs ate null subject to a p ­ ( ’apt. James u. Miiyu today door sport m F'lurldn is swim Jtaeew ay. meet road specification*. It. I 'lenity. 21, aid .Marvin l„ TIi* I'usseltieny ltourd o f nre n ot meeting building m l * * • • proval hy higher autliuriiy. r .t y Commission took under i A **-v ■•»»* " ,i“ Bid* were opened on m a ­ told member* o f Sanford's W ucaser, 50, liollr o f f'lurit Ahluimrn Moluluy night took requirements in improving th* sperifaully the commander o f ,, . . residents of the slate want Municipalities will receive terials for a shed with the Lions Club liiul the Tenth i -. i .i-tr-lit Monday evening • , , , . Naval A ir F ou rs for the • j more picnic ground*, more City. The charge is a felony. initial ste|i* in adopting a hausa they recently moved A t t r ib u t io n * from Juno Cig- single hid rejected. Copper Annual B. lulling Derby liu* . . . I. tmndatmu by City M o n -.swimming, m ore i - 'I,..-* for Bond was set nt Sl.tMHI ctveli muds improvement program Atlantic Fleet, in«Nuifnlk. n e t ie tax collection* a* fol- Com pany, ^pe.. into town wax halted when im*' hid- t,; .1 CV - r l C * . ’ and a In-arhlg rlate was set for which would im linlo paving ii-, r W. Ff. Knovvh's (li.it eon- limiting and ennipjiig." i ’ fv.ever, h*mid phirmn . ows: Altamonte S p r in g . J f.-fd e r on a .i qit.mi.ty of m m uted • Mdutordt warned that Ihu ,-u „■ p . 7 7 . ' o f heavily traveled Overhmok Gan.is pointed out that $70 A u g. 22. begun nt ihu Santo* : i eialh'ii t*e given to the 2 :srt.07: Casselberry, 51,292.5**: | j,Jnd a negotiated bid j|nj 0, 1 . .11.1...inner ef The men are accused by an Drivs and straightening o f matter thould he handled at * in . closing hour fo r nil r* billion R a|»enl annually by . aval Air Stall it based on .ongwooil, $327.07; North Or-1 jor j wo 1 • privato meeting before any gas tanks for the >'l4llf„r,rw Heavy A t t a c k talilishnirnts with liquor li Vrnerieans on recreation and undercover city detective o f Winter 1'ntk Drive. these dates, lando. ?37.3J; Oviedo. 1709.42; county road department wav further action it taken hy th* Wing One, pointed out tin■ , offerin g $100 for each coinRond Board ( halrmnn J. A*l . *i .ling the Lion*' noon •■nses "to eliminate th* pres- the “ ligiu c m ay double by mid Sanford, *11,501.St. approved. , puny ertiiiloye injurtd. Detec­ D. Self was authorized fo n t bon rd, ,tii« o f sonic with rind l!i;u." • • • * »..ii a -einl.ly, tb,- W log - t The com niiuion approved A committee, tom posed o f one without, nr rnpiesM fo r ' Purpose o f (b., rmirily tee- tive Ron Elirlclt said ho had it* negotinlur to seenra the t'oinmuniler snid tld* yt-ar C o m m i s s i o n e r Jim my recommendation* of Nliea, Mayor F'rcd lluttii and been offered the liioney and necessary rights o f way on l .-I.,i p>-iini si»n" <n remain reatinn pianning committee, event would feature nil tile Crapps had a big surprise Ing bourd for rezonin Councilmen L. E, Woodhum*, eniiipelitive exercises, air- '•p n. I lie hoard took no nr - 1he couclodeil, is to make a hod been told he would he both project*. Terms o f the A t lirovvn at him Monday eve­ eral parcels of property in­ George Howard and Arthur given the nanus and naddreesarrangement call for tho town mttnahip exhibition* ami ••• tion tint passed the rrcnnt- ,|inlv of recreational needs ning. He brought out in Corn- cluding locations l.ego, wax appointed to de» ii-uihition " fo r study.** for u*e Ixilti now and ill the es o f the victim-, loll could to get tiv-i right* o f way nt rial festivities that have lliuhwd*«ion meeting he had be<*n Park o n Lake How tcriiiitm what nt■’(>• should Imi w in k oil 1 1 1 V OWI1, oclimated eo t* o f from $1,7)10 A)*! -ii ,1 was given for the lutine .uni o f exi.sluig pLildie m in r the v.hl ly publici.-.--1 requeued to a»k fur a post-' ami on NR CM taken. j The piMMlIdliUt * o f a ti.if | L> HU with property own­ ■ale nf city owned property on land lor and in Seminole ponement on the razing of event iii piisi yen is. A greem ent was reacivnt that lie light at the ItlleiM-i lion ers to sliate tho paving costs four condemned buildings. If approval is granted to > ••nn*l Sin-el to llr-ns Motors ( ‘oiinty; make every effort to efforts are being mad* to of llvvy. 17-91 ami 27th hi nn n front foutiigs bad*. 1 preserve existing facilities City Manager Pete Knowles hold the Darby, the W ing for S5.m"i meet requirements on tho I were all but .-it uiguuhrd to­ plans to invite participation to o thei action the Commix- j for public recreation; study At tlie mum tuna Belt was spoke up: “ Those tour build­ Schuerti home, al*o a "m oveday as County Engineer Hill liillhorin-d la g o aheiiil with ings were knocked down in |.mat recom m end the acqiiisi from jin its bused til tl - sion: in.'* Hush l eported to (lie ( dimly i Net Si i>( !> for a meeting ns lam of additional niedeil plan* In provide printed agre**liitee hours this afternoon. Wldiihey Island (Wtinlt i N., In other business unnexa* Commissioners Henry Boggs nii-ut forms, upon request, to the la s E luulizntion Hoard, areas ill Seminole County for Jimmy smiled ami shrugged. \al Air Sl.itmn, heavy utln> lion request* were brought up of Uni Stale It ad Depart\p|ioii>>,d Robert Kurn* to ihe present and future, and to l*-:nh|uiirter* for the Pueifn A BERLIN (IJI'I) — A heavy resident’ o f nny men desiring to rlnto with action shelved .... .. *aid no traffic light wa* Lyman Coach Dick Cope­ tlie Hoard o f Adjustment. |inordinate the local commitFir et explosion on lln* T'ommuni*l street paving in thn future. on a proposal presented hy w arrant* d. land reported today that foot­ Granted tin- Kiwanls Chit, in- program with the stall East Const squadrons fly LONDON (D P I) — Police side of a border canal early He nl«o wa* directed ta take ilthburd Casselberry duo to Ho recommended that Reball practice ha* been moved said today they have found the p«"iilsahoi to uso t to- Givi, outdoor recreation cummitlee. ir g tin- A-It* Hkyhtiwk, vv. i luday ii diet ed in Hie second Mere* mrjf step* for maintain, lack o f n plat for the Id up to t) a.m . Thursday (in­ hideout o f the bandits who Nolo Si. be relocated and horse o f the Navy's light itr Center for its uuinml benefit ____________ anmver*ary of lln hated Red * Dig proper and adequate drain­ pared area; stead of F riday) at the school staged Britain's $7 .1 million nulling and center island* be in- k forces, also will Ire m vit f, r its un-h-rpiivileged eldlage where exi ting problems bull! Berlin wall. A request from tin* HoweM exteuded to diivuurage tr.dSJ m. d im 's fund and scholarship mail train rubliciy hist week. e,| to rom prte. \Vr*t Berlin police said * 1 « r » located on lira town rights • • • Park Day Nursery for r<*fie tinning right nut of 27lh fund. And a large tluoug o f high blue (lame shot 45 feel into "a y . newnl o f operating permit win St. and crn.'sing against the A good question for a parInstrurb- I Mtuniey William ranking military off* inis nod Hr., air a* Ihe hlaxt echoed Dr.igi"** on tho proposed referred to the Zoning ltourd; o, LItil-hound tra ffic to the llmentarian was raised in II itIlium hi draft an orilinLOS ANCEI.ES il l' ll civilians from all over lloPANAMA CITY , Fla (H P li ItCfOVS Ihe Teltour Canal at 11 vv »nlli>Uf )>rdinuoee, back lit The question of whether Monday’ * City Commission Evangelist Billy (iiuliniu re­ Pioectest Inn rtsta.il.ioL or 1 1 the ll.'lhiueade nr 11 nrun-' the ha nil* of the /oilin g Board nation is cxprrti-d to j-*io tin Ihe father of five childrt 0 1 :iu a.m. Seminole Raceway will lx- rolllaw ulloi or ReSuta ^m eeting. Jim m y Crapps mov­ turn* to the Irene o f his first onto •enter property on shopping ritizen* o f Kanfoid and C, n found ile.nl here, wav the vie The rnyderiou* explosion nfit-r examination by Ken­ quired to pay Ihe city fee* ed a request lie granted and m ajor triumph this week when Avenues. Irnl Florida in wilm - - *g th*- I neh Avenue at 27th Street, tim of an apparently self in '.vr-nl off m Hie revlrtcled zone neth Mclnlnsh, town attorney, while it* liquor license i* in his motion died for a tack Rush ii poi t. d that Boggs ho open* n three-week rruv week-long reiolinest demon t,i la- folluwcd hy itialnllati-iii flidctl gun-ilnit wound. Deice Ireliind barbed wire on the wa ■ reported by Zoning Board litigation wa* lumcd over to o f a second. Joe Baker mov­ o f service utilities. ode bringing his "old time re­ advised Hint a Got tic ilg lil stratizn. l 'hairloan Herman Joyce. He live j- D- Nnliri mud Imlay Flail Gcrmail hunk of lln- rn Jl, Into ill fur further InvestU ed die request be denied and would illslease traffic in Approved a request hy Ri.hlig io n " to the musses. An iiivestigaUiin will lie nal. Weil Berlin puliee said udvistd that tin) Imaid hope, his motion aUo died for lark ll o l lt o f th e I 'i l l e . l e - t Reload, gallon, and cl l I I utility of the city'* illIn cimiph-te reworking the orheld Iii determ ine whether they saw Communist border of a second. At Wilson moved Tho road department was committee to and hI-o advised that school dustrial pat ilinan, r nt n meeting to he Richard Dillard Beale. 4.1, guard* carrying out ,x search the request be tabled and his a u lh u rl'iil to keep trash and pave F’ultoli ■It* •t in the city WASHINGTON I L I' ll — buses be tu-roUted to use 21th -Im) him self accidentally or and heard shot*. But they held tin- evening. motion died. .Sonny flaborn litter picked up along iiutlory owned indu in. il fMik now The llrotherlnhhI of l.oeoruo- Ml. instead o f 27th St Iliwll Moll oil HlliMlllg 111 ii In, death was inlenlioti.il could nol ice If Ihe lied* ufwas absent. Then the ques­ CiinimUahnii-r John A lex ­ known a* l.n ■e M*>ni oe indue Ruud. Commissioners ml p lei I a tlve Firemen & Engine men t L'l caliber rifle wa* liitind reslid an.vone. The cause of s|i,i toi D-.rwIn Shea's reporl tion was raised: What hapander was elected bv tie' trial Park. has filed contempt of colli t r*- ,-1ul ion to a?.:, the service# thn! Mr. ami Ml II. M. Slal it hi* vide, police *aid Ihe explosion was nol known. 4 pens now ? II was derided Imotd o f C - unty Commi*tinn­ Approved the paving of ★ ir charge* against the Southern of the Ntule Road Department the request was still on the ers tu-luy to replace C S. Munguuvtine \ v e n u e and Railw ay f„r hiring <J0 elderly, relocating the inlet to Rragenda and would be brought Lee who resigned fu-m the Went Pith Street ul Goldsboro inexperienceil, N egro firemen. -SG. extending the m i ­ up again at th« next meet­ ter island* on llvvy, 17-9-', FI* -t tViitrid Fluridu R'-gion- Sellout. ing. id Planning Council. Authorised aiiverti»lng of and curbing*. • • • The action s i r taken after biii* for cant iron |ii|>e for d ly ORLAN DO (L’ I 'li The The standing q u e s t i o n , Leonard Skates report* tiiat the board "accepted with re­ water work*. Florida Executive Hoard uf "W h o will lor able to vote.’* the bar sign about the house luctance" the (eidgnation o f Placed on und reading an th » N A A C P will lay plana which ha* aiisen in C a »*d “ continuing its policy of nev­ Lee, who stated In a letter ordinance barling Issuance uf| here Thursday fur transport­ ia-rry since last fall** effort er buying a drink" originated rend to the tomruldmi that he heer nitii wine lit, rise* within You'll find answer* in Miels to rL>.register all qualified vutyou are a •Indent, are at his "H a rry 's bar" and ing umrrher* to W ashington PARIS ( DPI i—Gov Ferris did Hot have the necessary MM) feet of a imilar business fur n giant civil rights rally questions as t>o you know ei!* o f the town, was present­ in tc n 'd c d in a plan to .. i-Vink Durzu cuoied Bryant of FTorida conferred time to devote to tin* rou n d !, e • • • how to cram scientifically? ed again ut Monday night's higher grades? Lighten !*-,) tnililyq-iiflr |<U'I ? Get Huw to learn ami forget? m eeting o f the U**urd o f A ld­ City and county finally How to study yotir teacher? erm en. ihU Urn# In relation to h t" y more tun and less worry out reached an agreement on I S A I G O N , Vi**t N a m 41 r 1*1 > of sch ool? S o u n d uoiilt tImportant a* s t u d y i n g tho Sept, 5 Iprsinl referendum that controversial street in A venue. A 17-year-old Buddhi.U H‘Vun< market of European while 7 Y iiii 'U be happy lo hook*1) It’ s rasy-lorcad. on tho proposed new charter. South P inecreit second addi­ [ priest today betome Urn third '"urism to the l nilnl StaleIt w as definitely decided You'll lind tin- ideas ami sug­ hear that tin* newspaper lias tion Although a city street, lint such a plan to help you. gestion* Id your own study Hint only tho,* who re-r*gthe county sold a lot at tax Buddhist cleric to commit n,e S "vrrfW - on Ihe wc "r ,hrte visit It * called Kl DAYS TO BET­ i.stated on the new card fit* program to a “ T ." sale. The county will repay .suicide by fir* to protest the " ni1 r''« 'lv e d by TER Git At) FIS and will dart The Herald iv happy In pre- system und those ju st recently the buyer but the city must 1 religious policies o f I'reii-lent I N go Dinh Diem's governm ent. fninlil, r 1 """■ n 'The Sanford Herald Thurs­ i'rn spccllve niles for Ihe Mi.i 30 P A Y S TO BETTER re-registered t h r o u g h th* .t j.p a y the Interest. lu eot. m rreial attache T h u iii j * r> • • * F’uuerul eery i t-s for GRADES to the student* of muil-uut post card system will propoM-d «tale univcrsily f,,r dayDrummond. Ea*t Central Florida will lie Helen Harris Yernay, former The series is the straight tin.* rummunU). We know it Im able to vole in the refer­ A Winter Park man re­ stuff on licking will he a great aid tu you. endum. discussed by Ihe County C om ­ Seminole County school »ru*- velcntlfie quested the city to pay ex ­ LYON. Franc* ( I l l 'l l — S a i l o r F o U I l d D e iltl mission with Chamber of ten and promilicut resident o f studies. It Ii piodm ed by We know it ean help you he Tiros* sending p"*t curd* penses for a broken foot suf­ ATLANTIC HE V I I F'ta. Commerce official* and the Sanford, wilt b „ held at 2 The Reading Laboratory, Ine. fered on a city sidewalk. Three.yeur-ohl FlUa Simon, a better student , . . stand a which a c r e postmarked later Commission dropped the mat­ sol* survivor ftum a French . CPI) — A young sailor wa* City Commission Hu* alter- P in. Wednesday at ii*, F'ir»t of New York. They're top* rn belter chance u( entering tin- than tiro Aug. 5 midnight deadline automatically will be­ ter quickly when City Man- plane which crashed killing Id found dead in a motel here noon. Initial proiioial* m u d I l’rebytcri-m Church o f San- their business, college of your choice. | They'll tell you in simple sger Pete Knowles reported person*, fought fo r her life and police said today he ap- be submitted to the M ale ford. Better read in DAYS TO com e registered for this year’s the man already had collect­ in a hospital today. D o c t o r * parcntly com m itted suicide. Board o f Control by Friday BETTER GRAD ES d a i l y . luunicipu! election* but w fill ed from two insurance com- said she wa* In grave condi- Itr is Ronald T Sehiixlrr, 21 with complete brochure* sub Iinn’t he a ''w ish I had." Be a not bo eligible to vote on th* Mr*. Varney died Monday |fashion huw Ur whittle down j Hon, , oi New York City. £ pamr*. milted by October. |>lu rti r. “ lice, l iu glad i d o ll" , In Orlando where she has homework so it doesn't kill I made her home since 1957. |jou visitor, Mr*. 7.ctta Rhode*, Two Strikers Charged In Attack Plot Bombsmg BerBsy To Re'CiiyToSiudy Resumes" hD ecember ?A' M'iiquor Lcunge Closings CasseSHisrry Acts On Road Improvements ;ETraffic Light E s A t 27th Denied Explosion Heard !n East Berlin iU LW A BRIEFS Hideout Fount I Father Of Five Kills Himself Rally Set Alexander On Planning Body Union Sues 30 D a ys To Better G rades March Plans Straight Stuff On Bryant In Paris, Discusses Trade 3rd Priest Suicide ,',,'ci31 University Sites Mrs. Vernay To Be Discussed Funeral Set Tot Near Death „ ------------- Liking Studies Charter Vote Eligibility Set �f LISBON, Portugal (U PI)Pnater Antonio do OUvotla Salasar pledged Portugal’s detormlnxtian llondsy night to hold on to iu African torrttortes despite mounting pressure from Western Allies and Independent African sa­ in • nationwide radio and taUvlxlos broadcast, the 74year-aid premier said Portu­ gal will defend "to the limit of our human and malarial resources" Us position in An­ gola, Mosambiqua sad Portuguess Guinea. It wae gal. aur’e first major policy apooch la more than n year. Ho waraod the United Sta­ te* It la pursuing a policy In Afrlen parallel to that of Ruula. lalatar called the Russian policy "cohsrent and logical" la terms of Commu­ nist objectives. But ho said U. S. policy "Involvei a serious principle Of contradiction" because it b bringing about the and of European political Influence in Africa and dealing a blow to Western defenses. The premier repeated last pear’s threat that Portugal would be "among the first" nations to abandon the United. Nations. Ho brushed off op­ position to Portugueio Afri­ can policies within the Uni­ ted Nations sad called the world body a "menace to peaeo and to tho orderly Ufa of Mtioae" since the massivo entry of Afro-Asian na­ tions. The UN Security Council voted a limited arms embar­ go on Portugal July 31 and called for a ban on the sale of weapons for use against nationalists who hive car­ ried on rebel activity for to mo time la tho Portugueio territories. Legal Notice j ONE OK THE MOST Interesting and fun-filleil experiences of the recent tour by the children from tho Florida Methodist Children's Homo o f En­ terprise was the visit and examination of the aircraft of NAS Sanford. Ilere the children receive a first hand observation o f NAS Sanford's heli­ copter. (Navy Photo) ccs for approval in a m ore Williams, hostile House, Sen. John 0 . Tower, (R (D-N.J.,) said today Presi­ T ex.,) said lie would offer dent Kennedy's proposed doseveral civil rigbls amendmesUc Peace Corps would ments to require that We bring hope to "millions of corps be racially integrated. Americans still living in pov­ and barring any projects In erty and despair." Williams made the com ­ ments in remarks prepared The bill authorises an infor the opening round o f Sen­ ate debate on the administra­ ltlal outlay of S5 million to start the proposed protion plan to create a nation­ gram ami recruit up to 3oo al service corps of volun­ teers patterned alter the suc­ volunteers. Enrollments would expand cessful overseas Peace Corps, The measure faced the cold to 1,000 by Juno 30 of next reality of sharp opposition year, end eventually reach 5,000 in perhaps three years, from determined foes. Senate GOP Leader Ever­ The cost would rise as the ett M. Dirk sen, 111., served program expanded. Corps men would recelvo a notice in advance that he would move to have the mea­ minimal living allowance and sure sent back to a commit­ a monthly stipend of |73. tee pigeon hole. Failing this, Volunteers — both youths and Dirkwn said, he hoped to men and women of retired muster enough opposition age — would assist luch Invotes to take the bloom off cal projects as the care o f and disabled, the bill and lessen its chan- the elderly mentally ill, help in rural and urban slums and on In­ dian reservations. bankers argued that corps tx t i i k « u n i r r t o t iit o r t iik s i v r i i j n i H T . i l . r u t . personnel, working under the p u t «»• r i . m i n i s , is ssn supervision of local officials, v o n k c h ix iiu : r o t s r v . i s r iH S C K Itv s o . tsiNi would provide a "new dim en­ WfcMT UWH KKDHPUI, M V . sion o f service at h om e." 1NUH AND M IAS AHHHCIAThe goal of the corps will Tins- OK NKVV YOItK CITY A D rill'd H la tv liankln* not- In*, " b y the efforts o f a few, purs Hun, the energies o f Plaintiff, to ignite va. m sn y ," a committee report •JIIAliT II. W KAVKIt and LAVKIINK D. WKAVKIt. Ill' explained, “ by providing an w lf., opportunity for Americans to WASHINGTON Sen. Harrison serve their nation in . . . the corps will re traditional An prcccpta of neighbor! errn and fhe value o solutions do lucal p ro! --------------------. . . _ . (U PI) A. S n whkh pr" " ‘’ d," ' ra M u lu a l F u n d an i k H P I T l 11A ll H i ' * M C 1 U I I V I I 111 WASHINGTON (U f A special com m ittee „ . „ . SecUfl,l<J 4 Exchan8' mission has criticlxi operaton of mutual fur the procedures o f tv vale agencies which Jat,. the stock market in a report to Cc (he committee also Thursday It wai uni “ isolate and Identil c u m c " of the big hr market prices which in May. I9C2. Legal Notice is t iik e m u ir r o i TIIS3 SISTII tlVIT, ix c o r srv. iit ok J llllt lS l. n il. a s ii r u n ik m i s i i i .k f l o h iu s IIIAXCKHY SO. m n l riH H T KKHKIIAI, HAVINUH AND MiAN ASSOCIATION OK OIlLAN'Do, n curpurnldon, st pinin iirr. JOMHPH c TiHMOiir: and VlOI.r.T TIDUOUS, hi* wife. •I a l , tiefendanl* SO III K OK SI IT • r s r i : o k i t .ih iiiiv r i l l ST I OK sK N IS oi.s: TO i Ji,Sk.l'll C. TIDUOIIK llaeldema tin k on n o VIHI.KT TUiJIiHU: livaldauee Cnkoown T,,u are hereby tmtlflart llial • •laid Has lii'ii filed uaulhat >oti Iri ih* •ho** eiitlllail cuus*. and Hint tou ere re. q ulrid lu file your aniw rr I >o f'luM nli M in ie op rm o iC l.iin tiN K n lf.R SOTIt’ K IS IlLUKHY o i v BN pur»unnl In « Kln.it l u ­ cre# of K itreoloior* dated A usual !. 1 <61. nn.t entered In ch sn -o ry Ca*« No. l i i i i » f lh* Circuit Court nf the Ninth Juillelst C liniill In anl f«r k'm im da County, Florida, w heroin SVKflT HI DM KKOKItAl, HAVtNfMI AND MIAN ASHi HT.ITU'.N OF NKW YORK I"ITT, a I'ntled HI a I " hank • In* corporation, I'MInltff. ami ill! A I* V II WKAVKIl ami t,A. V HI INK, D WKAVKIt. hi. wit*. D 'f'ti.la n ta , f will .#|| lu Iha Ills h o t amt liaai td,|« il«r fur «: u* h at lit* front 1 1 1 nf ih« k . m Inote County r*-iurl II..nan In Hanford, Florida, at II Legal Notice is t iik i m i i ir r o i t iik s i s r II . i i i m i u l l ir of a v ii Knit s ii i .k I’o r s r t , n r ok . « lu ­ hk. m i . n .n iii iic . ITIV M I.IIS SO. 1 I3UW. Till-: ttorrO N FtVR QteNTR HAVINUH HANK I’ taln llff, — And Thu W ife? ClItENCKSTEK. England ( I l l ’ ll — Reginald Franklin, a niilkiiiun who used n milk truck tu mn nvvny with the w if. uf another milkman, was fined f i t Wrilneidity for using a company vehicle without tii -r m inion . JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Two unannounced candidates !or governor in 1931 said Wednesday they favored a proposal to switch Florida's gubernatorial election to the year after the presidential elections. The two candidates, Volu­ sia Rep. Frederick Karl and Duval Sen. John E. .Mathews Jr., backed the off-year pro­ posal and thus took a posi­ tion opposite another unan­ nounced candidate — Jack­ sonville Mayor llaydun Hums. . burns said recently he op­ posed llie - plan, which re­ quires the next governor to scrv^ for only two years, b e ­ cause it would make the state's chief executive a "lam e du ck." Mathowi, in a speech at Jacksonville, and Karl, speak­ ing in Miami,i, said the a d ­ vantage*! o f the off-year elec­ tions would far outweigh the disadvantage! o f the propos- Detachment Eight, com ­ manded by Cdr. Frederick Garment Jr., today celebrat­ ed Its first birthday at the .Sanford Navy Air fetation. On Aug. U, 1902, Detach­ ment Eight was formed from the parent squadron to main­ tain Atlantic Fleet readiness while other squadrons in Heavy Attack Wing One were undergoing transition from the A -311 .Skywarrior tu the A-5A Vigilante. In this period Detachment Eight has become an intcgrel part uf the heavy attack p ro­ gram in feanfurd. It h a s w on numerous awards, including Top b om b ­ ing Squadron for tho months of .March, April and May, The bom ber Stream Award for the month of May and finished high in the Wing standings for the past fiscal year. it contributed to the parent squadron and the Detach­ ments, winning the Atlantic Fleet's battle Readiness Award, the coveted " E " , Fur Tin* Fine si Y>vr A round Wcutln-r r u m llU ooer IK H H E ItS fealee — Service gnu S. 1’ark A te. Saufaiii IN S U R A N C E 3llea, ID grlck k Hublnsun US Suulfc Court atroat Orlande. Klorlda Attorney* fur P la in tiff a dlalahc* of l l i i l l (aet: th en ,- North I t 'l u 'd F W for a dlatatice o f d r,!! feet lu Iha point o f h*n Iruling; ImilUdliiK eperlf Ir.illr. but nut by e a r u( Hmllutlan, Ih a fu lliw ln a flxlu ra'i Jackaan Uaa tlut Watar llaaiar with duct*, Model No. CDS, Strlal No. STiyy. lacludlnu Iha hulldlnna and nppurteuaiicea InrsMil Ili*rc•<n, tou'thur with the (urndtura, lurrtlahlnu', and fix* lurta situate therein and locatad tharaon, a* epeclfl, ally aat forth In M irtaag* upau w hhh Cimiulslnt M baaed DATKIV t ill' Stb ,lny uf Ausuei. IS !), IdbA L ) Arthur II li'ik w lth . Jr., Clerk Uyi Marine T. VUilan Deputy Cteik Frank a s ir.ik o n Beat Cantral Avenue, Orland i, Florida, and flla tha orla loa t Anewi-r or niner K itaj In a In Hie o ffic e uf the Clerk o f the Circuit Court on or i.aforo th* rtih d o ui Auaii'i. m u ir you fail to do au, a deirae p, > cuntaa'u w ill he lakan a a a lii'i yuu tor tha rellal dem and'd In tha Complaint. Thle Null, a ihall ba publleh« l once a M«ak fur fuur ,-uii•ecutlve waeka In iha Hniifiird Herald. HATCH tkla D ili day of July, 1M l. tMKALI Arthur II tla.kw llh, Jr., Clerk of Circuit Court » y . .Martha T. VlhDn tfruuty clerk Aniteraun. Ituah. lita s, laiaiiilra S, vail *tan U*ra Altarnayn and I ..untallura al Law lid Kaat Central lluulavar.1 Fuat D ffle* U„x J;H orlandn, k lurid* til l.l HEUVICB Tirua - Dsllurics - Artt-aaorifa liiiail AAA feecvh«i Guaranteed D uke A M uffler Service French * let. FA 2VJJI FA J 0J22 WALKING DOG. Thu key, nuaily in the U. S. ir e purchased on direct request by the children. And so, after three years of gaily packaged, fun • filled space stations, launching pads and astronaut garb the toy people have h id to concede ■ qualified defeat. There are, of course, still plenty o f space science kiU and build-} ourself m o d e l s with a distinct muongluw about them. "O u t," points out a produclion engineer fur one o f the largest toy companies, "g en erally speaking most o f these parkayrs are for the older kid who haa Just finished ptaying with toys ami haa not yet started playing with g irls." What the younger children want Instead, to judge by the door models in toy s h o w room s, is a familiar animal like a dinosaur, baby o r dug that does something — any- Sanford Flour and Feed Store Jmi Dandy t cede Tbnuthy Hay . C oU on feted Meal Cow- Feed gd IU per UIO lb. STEIN MEYER fCooef In j; & Slice! Metal. Inc. built-up ami Shingle In.iUlUtiuu and Repair* Gutters • Waterproofing • Sheet Jtelal Work bonded ti taxureal Fit* Kaittuait* - First C lan Work t ll.ciiLug and P atitu .n g Urnit HAW1x4, A)V, kJJ.Uwi'U glu O a k A r e . k A j-4 7 g l Hunt Lincoln - Mercury, Inc. Sanford FA 2-4884 Winter Park MI 4-0209 109 North Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida the Sanford Herald delivered PER WEEK Nam e Address SH EET METAL Spokesmen for two to* com panies admit they a iV som ewhat baffled by the surge in guns, grenades and cannon In the face of enormous advances In nuclear capability. It's quite easy to under­ stand. The childish mind ca n 't really comprehend w ip­ ing out more than a fam ily o r tw o at a time, ■ bring this coupon All Lines Written Your Insurance I’ lu ll'lT ll.S To Us — Wutt-r Pum ps Free Estimutea gill S S.tnfur.1 FA 2-3381 FEEDS But If it la easy to see w hy the kids have turned aw ay from the Intangible! o f spare for the im mediacy of battery and m otor, nobody can clear­ ly explain this year’a audden popularity o f the old-fashion­ ed w ar weapons. keep it mechanical. thing—all by itself, One company, fo r examp is increasing Us line o f Uei like its frogs that catch ball and throw it back, pi historic monsters who flj back, walk-aiong dogs « can climb stairs, No toy firm this year dai show up without a battery-* crated, motor-driven array playthings. Of the items Iccted by the T oy Guldar Council as meeUng the < terla of good, education healthful, safe toy this ye 35 per cent are battery-i amt another 10 per cent i meHianifei.1. Expected to m ake a showing this Christmas, example, are an electric i opener (you can put the < together again); a doll U laughs when you tickle it; whole line of toy pow er toe a digital com puter; a spe ca r that runs on a k beam ; an electronic gun l H iiiijr PLUMBING Cuuiplete Inatallatiuus • Repairs bathroom aru) Kitchen Fixture i alcctrle man. "S o we’ve had to dosign a whole aet o f gam es that can be played with the trains—buffalo hunts, fre ig lA forwarding, e tc ." ^ The real o f the reaion, ac­ cording to one engineer, U the development by the Jap­ anese of a miniature electric motor that sella for about 25 cents, opening the way for an inexpensive breakthrough into automated childhood. This trend has had iti ef­ fect on the archetype of the mechaniied toy — the model electric train which, unchang­ ed by tim e, haa continued to r u n on the aame track through t h e same grade INSURANCE AUTO A: P R O PER T Y an tjt. Part of the reason, accord­ ing to the Toy Guidance peo­ ple, la kldi’ natural attraction to movement. AM nil Ihr- IHh ila« of A u aii'l. MSI, lh* follow * Ini rl.iirlh *.I pmtitrty «a m i for lh In i*uirl Pinal lli-craa, lo - a lt : l,ut St. OAKLAND n i l . M<. according lu lh* I'Mt thereof aa roc or it'd In 1*1a I Hook 11, lum- - *1 and m, pufalln record* of Haiiiluula County, Klorlda. LKSH: T in t nail of aald l o t St daacrihtd 11 l.l- AGENCY later than Sepl'uiuer ). ||ll If Kuu fall la da an a Oa, r<a P ro Cunfaaiu wilt be enlered »*u !in t you for the relief U«niaudsj in th» Cumplalm. Thle • u ll l< (u forecluae a may). a a «*. Tdie real pruperty ptuseed'd uaalnat M: Lot I. Uluvk O, o f LITTLt: WLKIVA LUTATKa, NtAIm ill ONE, according m the slat lharauf a« ra> i i«d in 1'iai Bank • paa« SI. uf ilia HuhHc |u. •urd« o f kciulnula Cuunir. FloridaW ITNIIMX rny hank and Iha seat cf this Court at kaorord. ktiulnula County, rinrlda, mia 31th day o f July, t t s i (ttCAI.I Arthur II- lieck w lib , Jr.. Clark Hr I Martha T. VlhDn shoots • light at NEW YORK—(N E A )—Can it be that the kiddies don't really undcrsland the nation­ al p u rp .s e ? A aurvey of the U. S. toy industry leaders, now In pro­ duction for the Christmas rush, reveals that our kids couldn't care leas about apace travel, orbits, capsule or man on the moon. What they want this year, o f all things, arc: Automation — labor-saving toys that take the drudgery uut of play. And war equipment — but none of your nuclear non­ sense. Just simple, old-fash­ ioned, reassuring rifles, hand grenades, cannon and ma­ chine guns. Of all the consumer product industries in this country, the toy business is probably the most sensitive to what its market w anli. Most of the t l uiiison worm 01 toys sold «u- �I). S . Must Lead In Space Flights, Scientists Says BLA CK SB U RG , VA. (U P I) — A ipaee agency official warned the United States m utt be first In space explor­ ation fo r military reasons. "In our own self-interest, and fo r the safety o f our coun­ try, w e cannot permit other* to develop space capabilities that w e cannot match," D r. Homer Newell, O ffice of Space Sciences Director fo r the National Aeronnutlca anil Fpuce A d m i n i s t r a t i o n ( N A S A ) told a scientific con­ ference here. His comments kicked o f f the w eek-long space session vn artificial satellites. lie said the space program must be broad because as y et the m ilitary needs of this na­ tion In space are unknown. WUf- aea wnt# U v ln fj til#* groundwork fo r whatever role we may have to play In space In the fu tu re," Newell said. "O u t o f this broad activity in spare w ill come the ability of the United States to uae •pace and to operate in space . . . in ita own defense," he said. T h e conference ends Friday with a lecture by Joseph F. Shea, deputy director o f the 3lnnned Space Flights O ffice o f the sparo agency. He will discuss future m an­ ned satellites. T h e space conference drew about 200 scientists, engineers snd teachers. The sessions urc sponsored by Virginia Tech, the National Science Founda­ tion and N A S A 's Langley R e ­ search Center at N ew port News, Vu. U.S. KOREA command — G c n . Hamilton II. Howzt*, 55, above, in commandur, U. S. Fur ces in Kuiun. Hu nucceeds recently retired Gen. Guy S. Meloy Sr. U. S. Concerned In Korean Arrest W ASHINGTON ( UP I ) — The State Department has ex­ pressed concern over the ar­ rest o f a former South Korean premier. Department spok • s m a n Richard I. Phillips said the charges against Song Y o Chan apparently predated his l'Jtil132 term in offlcs. O A S Plans Stud/ O f Haiti Charge W ASHINGTON f UP I ) — The Council o f the Organiza­ tion of American States (O A S ) will decide whether there will be an on-the-spot investigation o f Hulti's ch a rg ­ es that the Dominican Repub­ lic aided rebels against the Francois Duvalier regime. The decision to turn the question over to the council was made by a commission o f tho O AS following a tw o-hour meeting. Newspaper’s ‘Exile’ Ended fanforb Aug. 13, 1963 — Page 3 Wrrali HEAR ADM. H. F. KUEHL, commanding officer o f the aviation nupply office. Philadelphia, Pa., chats with Capt. Robert M. Ware, NAS command­ ing officer (center), nnd Capt. James U. Mayo, commander, Heavy Attack Wing One, during the Admiral's recent visit to NAS Sanford. Juvenile Delinquency Increases W ith Population Rise - M ize Arm s Conference Bides UN Action To The Big Shopping Center JACKSON. Miss. (U P I) — Lt. PARAMUS, N. J. ( N E A ) The gation next time you hear a playing laugh. — I’ m only parking shopping .lots centers" He may and Don’t be Paul B. Johnson, policy, and form er G ot . J , P. Coleman, an advo­ comic say "Things are pretly slow lately G or, committed to a tough segre­ telling the truth. The success of The Play­ house On the Mall, a beauti­ ful year-old theater located In the heart of one of the world’s largest shopping cen­ ters here, has created a stir in the shopping center indus­ tries. And an answering stir in the theatrical industry. At last count, according to the Playhouse's producer, Robert Ludlum, 19 shopping centers across Die nation had consulted him about possibly BETWEEN THE ACTS: Thenter-jgoer, decked starting copies. Lttdlaa pre­ cut in evenin'? dno* a little luivintr be­ dicts that, in about six munfore attending jtltiy in Pnramun, N. J., shopping ths, the second shopping cen­ center. ter theater will open, prob­ of the bars for a post-show the absence of discount-typo ably in Rio Boston area. stores which would lower nightcap. The Playhouse gets Broad­ So tlie theater, located in the potential audience for way stars, Broadway produc­ the heart o f a suburban New plays. tions (o r better) and subur­ Rut there are plenty left York population explosion ban audiences. It charges blastoff point, is an aid to which qualify. He says that from I t.85 in Jt.80 per ticket tlie shopping center’ s busi­ shopping centers in Miami, (a dollar higher for musi­ ness. It works two ways, Houston. San Francisco and cals). Its costs are far lower though — people who com e to Oklahoma City will soon tie than Broadway, primarily be­ the center to buy lawn furni­ sprouting theaters. And he cause it negotiated new con­ ture o r phonograph record* hopes to package plays which tracts with the stage craft note the next attraction and will travel from one to the unions. may wind up biiylnng theater other, thus guaranteeing the And it has been a rousing actors a fairly substantial tickets. MORRISTOWN, N.J. ( UPI ) success. Ludlum say* It is "T h e American shopping engagement. Be doc* feel, — Princes* Faicd • Ks • Sui- operating solidly in the black. cen ter," says Ludlum, “ is however, that the theaters lancli. formerly Doris M er­ It has done everything from the new Main Street. And the should be autonomous, anil cer Farid, a policem an's dau­ "H am let" and "B recht On legitimate theater of the fu­ produce many of their own ghter from Pittsburgh wfio Brecht" Its "K iss Me, Kate" ture should be located on presents lions. married a magazine publish­ and "C arousel." It has of­ Slvopping renter theaters Main Street. The only thing er, a millionaire and a fered the world premiere o f that ran save the American have certain advantages over prince, died Monday in Mor­ "The Typists and Tim T iger." theater is to heroine a re­ big-city theaters, he contends. ristown Memorial Hospital which later becam e an offgional theater, and this Is They have n<> summer slump after a lengthy illness. She Broadway hit. It lias had (at least the l’ !ay!mus« has the place to pul it." stars such as Arlene Francis, was 74. Ludluin says that there are had none), They have ample Her three husbands, all of James Whitmore, Linda Dar­ 7no shopping renters in the free parking space. They are whom she divorced, were nell, Mcrv (tn itm and Mar­ United States, but only about on main arteries, and hence Cival Harden, department garet Truman and introduced 200 would be right for a le­ arc usually the first plowed a young unknown playing store magnate Sebastian S. gitimate theater. The two c ri­ out in a heavy snow storm. Krcsge and Prince Farid "H am let." teria he uses In picking tlie RcxturanL* are usually very As far as Allied Stores, the Kahn of Persia. 200 are, iirsl, the over-all at­ close. And primarily, they is concerned, Its The princes* reportedly owners tractiveness of the slvopping arc where the people with success transcends the world paid $2 million to keep her center ("w h en a man parks money to spend go. title. She had lived la i II- of dram a. From a purely "This U the theater o f the his car, that's the first act room mansion in nearby Har­ merchandising standpoint, the in Die entertainment") and future," aays Robert Ludlum. ding Township — priced by the l'ta) house is a good thing her at 1100,000 — for the last — people who come to see a show pick up their tickets 20 years. and maybe buy a suit and Contrary to common belief, window-shop between the acts, tlie ostrich dot* not hide ita and visit one of the shop­ lu-nd in the sand when con­ ping center's restaurants for a preshow dinner and onu fronted by danger. U . S. 'Cinderella' Succumbs A t 74 cate o f "q u Iit" segregation, appeared today to be headed for a runoff for the Democrat­ ic gubernatorial nomination. Tho 47-year-old Johnson, a three-time loser in efforts to win the o ffice on ce held by hi* father, virtually was assu m ! o f a place In Die Aug. 2,' runoff to pick a successor ti Gov. Rosa Barnett, pro­ hibited by law from succeed­ ing himself, Coleman was running ahead of attorney Charles Sullivan. A fourth candidate, retired welder lloheit Mason, was not in contention. With 1.099 o f the itate's 1,888 precincts complete, John* •on had 78,4f’>5 votes; Cole­ man f>3,919; Sullivan 5'iJltJ; and Mason 1,199. Democratic nomination us­ ually is tantamount to elec­ tion in Mississippi luit the runoff winner this y«ur fair* the first Republican rundl. dulo f«r governor since Re­ construction, and political ob­ servers predict a tough cam­ paign l y the G OP’* Hubei Feeling1Ginger KINGSTON. England (U P I) — S e v e n ty -y e a r -o ld Juhn Allison wu* given a con­ ditional retrain .after pleading guilty to la-ing drunk at 7 u, m. and playing "ginger* In end" — knocking on dour* and tunning away. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE RAINS AND 1’ 1-ANT YOUR SHRUBBERY NOW! LAHGK SELECTION A L L SIZE S ft PRICKS Grupeville Nursery 2221 G rapevllle Ava. F A 2-0886 "S cott# Dealer" r d o e s YOUR ENGINE STUTTER, INSTALL IT YOURSELF AND SAVE! Condemnation Hearing Set INSTALLS IN UNDER 3 MINUTES...NOTOOLS NEEDED JERK,FA.LJ ,E.R’ OR STALLT QET MOTOR T U N E-U P i any six cylinder car •ny tight 8 " cylinder car ♦ P ftrt* e x t r a I f n e e d e d O Clean and adjust spark plugs @ Clean and set points G Set timing O Adjust carburetor WASHINGTON ( UPI ) — An Informed source -iiid that Rep. Boss Bass (D -Tenn.) has been offered the postmaster general's post. The source said Atty. (ien, Robert F. Kennedy asked Rat­ on behalf o f the President to take over the Cabinet pint left vacant by tlie resigna­ tion of J, Kdward Day. re$fone W E DO A LL TH IS ... I V .... Rep. Bass Gets Cabinet Offer WASHINGTON (U P I ) — The New York Herald Tribune is back on the White House subscription list, ending a l­ most a year's exile on Presi­ BLACKPOOL, E n g l a n d dent Kennedy’ s orders. (U PI) — A veterinary »urSources said that subscrip­ geon, using enough anaes­ tion* to the paper have been thetic to kno- k out 50 person*, taken by Pres* Secretary has saved the life o f France*, Pierre- Salinger and special the elephant, with a four-hour counsel Theodore C. Sorenson. stomach operation. The five-yesr-old elephant Shares Bingo Prize was report**! "Ju*t fine" and SW1NTON, England ( UPI ) recovering on a daily invalid'*' — Gladys Carterton, 43, a diet of 48 bananas, 15 pounds miner's wife snd m other of o f esnrots, 38 pints of milk nine who works part-time, has and 40 loaves o f brown licad. turned over half o f a 14,172 bingo prize to life-long friend Twice-married were U. S. B et-y Ulura. "W hile w e were presidents Tyler, F illm ore, atill at school, we agreed to Benjamin Harrison, T h eod ore share anything we won,” Mrs. Roosevelt u n d Woodrow Wil­ CasU rtoa explained. son. Barnett Aide Has Plurality Legitimate Theater Comes C L A R K S D A t E . Mira. (U P I )—J. P. Coleman, his chances to move back Into the governor's chair bolstered by the support o f a defeated pri­ mary candidate, opened his ru n off campaign M o n d a y night with an attack on the Kennedy administration. Once a Kennedy supporter, Coleman hit back at the claim o f his runoff opponent, I.t. Gov. Paul Johnson, that he would "turn the state over to the Kennedy*." "I am determined," Coleman said, "to see that the South­ land stands united against the Kennedy administration and the things it has sought to bring against Mississippi anil the rest of this country." Coleman spoke shortly a fter Charles L. S'itn**n, w ho ran behind Johnson and Coleman last week, threw his support to Coleman in the runoff. Expressing gratitude fa r Sullivan’ s support, Coleman 'said, “ It will lake all nty life to be sufficiently grateful to him lor what he has said and what he has done." were form al court hearings of rape and one case o f writ­ in 180 cases as compared to ing worthless checks. 135 for the same period in Am ong the children who 1902. Iwcam e dependent on the Tile total number o f cases court through their parents* disposed o f by the Juvenile misdem eanors and through no Court was 284, compared to fault o f their own. there w ere 2iil in 1902. The difference is 59 wlio were taken ov er by the number of cases in which tiie Child Welfare Depart­ no official court action was ment because of lack of p a ­ taken. rental sufrKirt, lark o f a There w ere 109 children suitable home, tem porary placed in detention in the custody, abandonment nnd county jail for various periods desertion, abuse and chang­ of lime, with the great ma­ ing o f custody. jority of them in ja il fur a One boy w«* sent to the very short period o f time, Florida Sheriffs Roys Ranch often only a few hours. under Die dependency cases "The establishment of the and in Die delinquency cases, foster ca re program (or de­ eight children were com m ilpendent children which went UI to industrial schools. In the breakdown of ju v e­ into operation in October 11K32 has proved to be of tremend- nile c a -e s by area, an almost ous assistance to the Juvenile equal number of offenders in Court in finding homes for all cases were from Sanford nrglccled and ahused chil­ area as from the South Setndren," Ju dge Mize pointed ituile area. out. " I am convinced tli.it the ilo.uou appropriated for this program has been well »|>ent and I sincerely hope t gat such an appropriation again will tie G EN E VA (L T D — D ele­ made for this most needed gates to the 17-nation disarm ­ p rogram ," the J u v e n i I c ament conference today set­ Judge said. tled down to a general "ex In tile breakdown of viola­ chance of views" and to ations, by (ar flic major por­ wait Die United Nation* ses­ tion was in traffic cases, with sion next month for Die next all but five eases being white m ove on arms, 15 and ir> ) ear-old offenders. The United Slate* and Rus­ Next movt common cause sia told the conference Mon­ Public hearing will he held of arrests was for breaking day an effort will be made by Die City Commission Aug. and entering and petty lar­ to follow up the partial nu­ 2fi on condemnation proceed­ ceny, which accounted for ap­ clea r lest ban treaty when ings on buildings ut tho fol­ proximately 3u per cent of the the U. S. Soviet and Rrilish lowing addresses: foreign ministers meet at cases. 1209 Wcst U th S tr.et r.in, w h o w „ c judgeil the UN General Assem bly Last Eighth Street, first h ib j„ la| truants, runaways, opening Sept. 17. house south o f 821 Persimmon, incorrigible and unmanage­ 1709 Persimmon, l o t 7 Slutable com prised a fairly large berry, 907 Avocado, t i l l West count, also. S oft Landing1 Uth Street, 1101 Mangoustlne BAUM UR. France (U P I )— Other causes o f trouble UMD, llllt, 1103 and 1117 among the youngsters under Student Rodney Duliev, 1H, West tilth, 1201 Luke, south 17 years o f age included as­ broke his arm vrhrn h<- w alk­ eust corner o f Luke and We t * sault, aliopliltinK, rubbery, ed out o f a third-floor win­ 13th, 1200, 1305, 13JO nnd; possession of stolen goods, dow in his sleep. He w.it 1401 West loth, rear yard of j t.arrymg concealed weapons, saved from serious injury be­ 1115 Myrtle, 1307 nnd * *,,y . hicyclt* theft, disorderly con- cause he fell into a heavily Shepherd, 1S.07, IdW) and l ol l ducj grand larceny, one case stu ffed chnir. West 13th, 1000 W e t Sixth, 815 Avocado, 1112 West Ninth and 4JO West First Street. Ed. note: Despite the ris­ ing number ol eases of juvenile delinquency with­ in Seminote County, the public should by no means point an accusing finger at the youth of the tounty in general. Figures show that com parrd to the number of children of school age In the county, less than one per cent of the children o f the county have gotten themsrlvcs into trouble. The other M per cen t are good law-abiding citizens and should not be lumped with the way* aid frw . By DOROTHY AUSTIN The increasing population o f Seminole C o u n t y has brought a proportionate in­ crease in the number o f cases before the Juvenile Court, Judge Vernon Mizo has re­ ported in his semi-annual sur­ vey of the situation in the county. Judge Mize noted that the services of a full time Juve­ nile Court counselor has re­ sulted In a decrea se in the number of second offenders but during the first sis months of this year, there © Check coQ and condenser © Check genera U f and voltage regulator Check battery 'J& fir e t fo n * n e w t r e a d s APPLIED ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TIRES W H IT E W A L L S-A N Y S IZ E NEW WESTINGHOUSE MOBILAIRE’ CONDITIONER Elephont Lives After Operation * Gubernatorial Candidate Hits Kennedy Regime lu iT S iianoN M m leatsll MobiUira without KxJa . . . area move tt room-to-rooml M U I DPI* Rune aw lift volie. UP TO 00 LOO. LIOMTIO . . . Isr amallrr. too. "oio-uNir* v t a u n u m Cools, d'bumkliflae, Silers, tircultlee. PLUtl rVsMally f*/rt* A*piilibh grille*. Adjustable Thermostat. x s ja s — Narrow or Wldo Design, Tuboles* or Tube-typ. 4 ■ g iarm r a 'j m ’ie n g J Y im g a v for N s. Treed*. UenfijM ly WrdelHon end stop mmk are O U A R A N T I I D , _ . ly ■»< pdetide i w b t Ufa ti h i m IN FLORIDA I I E E K 1$ A N A T U R A L A t natural as the wholesome grains end tsngy hops Iron* which It Is brewed, beer Is Florida's traditional bsvsrags ol moderation...light, sparkling, dsliclous. And naturally, Florida's Brewing Industry Is proud to be a msjor purchaser ol Florid* products and raw materials. For •■ample, the Brewing Industry I* responsible lor millions of dollars paid annually to Florida farmers lor pulp wood to be made into cardboard boras and cartons. Millions more are ■pent (or other Florida malarial* and services. In Florida, bear belong*. . .enjoy It. U NITED STATES B R E W E R S ASSOCIATION. INC. FLOftlOA DIVISION mu 1007 S. Sanford Ave. Plus tax and 4 trade-in liras F R E E 0 YYcsiingliouse w m h M I - s io C A R S A F E T Y . C H E C K ! SEE US FOB (ft # SPEEDWAY PROVED whore your dollar buys MILES more TIRES PLUMBING - HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Bill Halback, President Phone FA 2-050:1 1st St. & French z\ve. Sanford •1 DOWN F A 2*0241 P S * * ’. . - -- ( �tk ii to tin. ttto donbtfdiy litre b« to' stay, »nd nobody In kto rifht mind to folnf to knock to. Bet tovtrt, PLEASE — not be­ hind the wheel of a moving car in today's traffic. There ju t baa to be a better — and safer — place to neck and nusslet Yet there to increasing evidence that the driver’s seat to replacing the davenport, the park bench and even the movie balcony aa a fav­ orite sparking spot. No one baa any figures so far to show bow many accidents have been caused because a driver was smooching Instead of steering and wooing instead of watching. Bat you don’t have to be a safety ex­ pert to know that high horsepower bee can he lethal. Let’s forget any bad taste in­ volved and consider the piobtoui from the standpoint of safety alone. Bundy no one can seriously be­ lieve that a young lover — or even aa older one — can keap his mind an traffto whan ha haa at laaat ona Fetar Edson IM P A C T O P A U T O M A T O N Bumpy Road Political arm around a cuddling cutis and is driving cheek to cheek. If he can, be just ain't much of a lover! W ASH IN G TO N (N E A ) — Tw enty-throe top Eisenhower adm inistration officials and supporters w ill ga t* w ork aoea on * projort to dovelop now Republican papers on fo r o ig a and demeotie policies. These documents are intend­ ed to guide the OOP tat tbo 1144 election and beyond, w ith If he can’t, he ought to get out of the driver’* seat. What to do about the problem? Legislation? Let's face it, you can't outlaw leva. You would have to put a traffto officer to ovary car and keep him tbara as a chaperons. F o r quilts __ _ alcohol, romance doesn't show up on the breath in a teri or to a traffic ipoUhert. Beat belts? Do you think these lovebirds would use ’em — unless osemone invents one that will buc­ kle the lovers cosily together 7 Public opinion and education? Probably tha beat hops. If only a fraction of these immature exhibi­ tionists could be persuaded that they are inviting death and disas­ ter for themselves dnd others, and looking cheap and silly aa they do it, it would be a big step In the right direction. ■ary to keep thorn up-to-date. The group will function ae the Critical Issues Council. Its sponsor is the Republican ClUsone Committee, which w as organised at a tent moat­ in g o a Ike's fa n s ia June, 1968. General chairman o f CIC Music Bad, But Oh, Those Legs! Or we might pass a tow that evtry driver and passenger m usW lt et seat. That to sn individual might just do iti M obile President In the months ahead President Kennedy’s conduct of h layoffIce quits naturally will come under severe ind unrelenting Republican gunfire. After all, the GOP wants the office, and you don’t get it by arguing that it is already wall filled. But the Republicans might learn a few hard lessons from the Demo­ crats' tactics I n pursuing the office four years, ago. It does hot swm wise to try to define too sharply what the opera­ tions o f ths presidency should be. Kennedy attempted this when he was on the outside watching Dwight D. Elsenhower conduct the office. And Kennedy hac wound up doing many o f the very same things Eisenhower did. For example, Kennedy the cam­ paigner was highly critical o f Eisen­ hower for his "traveling diploma­ cy.’’ Visits to India, Europe and else. wh**e were aasallsd ss essentially useless exercises. But Kennedy him­ self has Just completed such a trip. Eisenhower often was attacked for not staying In Washington more. Ths charge was, of course, that when he was out o f town he was neglecting his job. Comparative figures indlcata that Kennedy is guua from the White House at least ss much as Eisenhow- A good man}' Republicans already have taken up similar assaults on Kennsdy. If thsy win the office in 1064, the chances are overwhelming that they will have to eat the same crow Kennedy ate when lie got the Job. What Is involved here is more than just the technical fact that the White House in practical effect moves with the president wherever he goes. The point ia that the presidency is in considerable part s display of­ fice. Leadership o f this great na­ tion In 1068 and beyond to not ac­ complished by chaining oneself to the White House desk as a virtual pris­ oner. > Leadership consists in part o f moving about, o f being seen, of talk­ ing to people at home and abroad, o f seeing things first hand rather than simply reading reports or lis­ tening to emissaries. The White Hou«* in lids age is <* crucial core of national and free world life. But it is not an islund on which a president must muroon him­ self. Today the great curreuta flow easily end swiftly around the globe. The leaders of all great nations rec­ ognise this by hopping about con­ stantly to meet their counter parts in other lands, to study world prob­ lems, to get the feel of things. Are we to suggest seriously that in such an era the President of tha United States, the most powerful sin­ gle executive on earth, should be the one leader to hold himself rigidly within four walls? When Kennedy gained that pow­ er, he forgot his criticisms of Elsen­ hower and chose to move about just as the general hsad done, Whoever follows Kennedy most likely will do the sume. OUR BOARDING HOUSE Dr. Crane’s 1 Helen Fuller Says gflA O , MY UTTIB frtWATA- ; KNStfrr/AMMbOCrfID v U i c n w THAN A R5K W H “ TTHWAOM Ml* CHOPS . AN X CAUGHT h im ! « o He Wk* W I T H TO AM OUTFIT CA U ao'K XA U V M R S 500*6 NCA**— ClAtSdlK THAT OUD XCTWriAHV X UHUJADt O M MM M WORTH A BAAFUU OP o o o e r t/M o vtoMoev; we o i t » r r MlHO PAYlK MB « 2 5 FOtf IT— ROOkf R 0 6 f c « * 0 , O S M WAG S t J C C C M R lt --— ' Defense Budget Eyed oaks it c o M P ia m Y s e yiDB HIMtfiLF, THIHKiMUJ “ w e Bo o k is , YAIUA0UE f j WASHINGTON — Soma o f the younger msmbere e f the U, , 8. Senate have decided to begin asking publicly the questions they ore constantly asking etch other In privets. Last week freshmen Senator George McGovern (D-S.LJ.) led o fl with e major address on tha subject o f the national defvnsa budget. Half a dozen life - ‘ o f hia colleagues are prepared with speeches they plan to de­ liver on tha Senate flo o r in support uf McGuvirn’a gen­ eral argument. % IjJoT ONLY w 1 Is it really necessary to •ruA-v.em I Hh‘5 BOILING’ continue spending 65 per cent Q J1)? $ a n f r r & f y r a f t Fag* 4 Sanford, Florida Tuts., August Ui, lBtW W A L T C l A. GIMLOW. BUITOM ASH SIISUSSEB ______________ m o M is s e ls * Kdlior JtltlY WALLS ritual* Sdltor CBCII.IA r A A S U tec let? ten or n o s o r N i A t a r i* > talar* H llt r ssa t u JA ftia b lU O SM A SIA Buolnota Uanseor IIIISLA* A O U S T i :-,n ri»d Lis0* s or SKA.ML VULTOblSB Clioulstloa Msaacsr • tu c M ir n v is a t r s s * m s SeUvaer »r l i a k o l * Com al, *11 l II.SS 1 Soar •IMS t Toar AH « UunUo I.U S Moatha U S S Meats* S.S4 S M-nlhs I.SS l Maelh I SO t Moath V. S. resist R tjulsilea* p iou s* u .s i til moil aueoorlpiloaa b* pa>4 ta ad t sate.________ ______ ___________ ____________________ Me Week I t l m d as socoad elsos manor Oelasor 11, t i l l OS IS* Pest Ulrica e f Sealerd. glands. andor lb* Act s i ConaroM at Marco. Tbs Msratd t* a s o e b i r or ta* Uauod Frsa* waisb Is satltled tselutlvsly la Ih* usa for ropubllcalloa at stl Ik* torsi sow* ■rtatod ta tils H O IM l't . Me pert of ear mslorlsl, bows or s s itr ll.ln t. of tblo odldca o f Th* bantord ll.rold uioy be roprodocod la any mannor with• «l wrlttae pormlosioa ot the publlaaor ef Tlio llorold. Asp ladlotdwal or firm roopcutlUU for sues r.production wilt bo teasidorsd as larrlaglng on Tbo llorsld'o corvrlsht sad will bs bold liable for itstnopoo undor lit* law, t'ubllstisd dally ascopt Satenler, Suadsp sad CbrKtwsi, uullltbod UstaMsr aiocaodtni C M tH ksa o f the total federal budget fur defense, Senator M cGov­ ern asked? Are w* actual­ ly adding to our national se­ curity by adding mora and more weapons to our nuclrar stockpile! Could we not safely cut down our vast "ov erkill" rapacity In nucltwr weapons, divert some of that money to home and abroad sand still maintain e defense force sec"W h at possible advantage can thsr* be to the United States in appropriating add! tional billions o f dollars to build mors missiles and bombe when we already have excess capacity to destroy the poten­ tial enemy ! ’* (that ia w hst tha technical term "o v e rk ill" meoiiot, McGovern asked, " (lo w many time* ia it vsssry to kill a man o r a na­ tio n !" McGovern's speech w as not just Senatorial hot air. The junior Senator from South Da* kuta ie widely regarded by hit colleague! as a thoughful and responsible colleague. A college prufeeeor end bomber pilot who flew So missions over Europe In World W ar II and director e f the Kennedy Food for Peace Program be­ fore he ran fo r the Senate In 1002, he bee n background o f botk theory and practice. Like e large number of newer numbers in House end Senate, McGovern finds him­ self frustrated by the seem­ ing necessity to be little more then a rubberstamp on ques­ tions o f dtfsnae spending, to g o along with what the sen­ ior members o f tha Armed Services end Appropriation* Committees recommend for leek o f access to the facta with which to make up bis onw mind. In m e n months McGovern id Ssnstor Gaylord Nslson o f Wisconsin, tha form tr gov­ ernor o f that atats, have made it their business to dslve u dssply into the matter of de­ fense spending os junior Sen­ ators can. Thay have studied the arguments o f civilian sci­ entists end engineer* Ilk* Sey­ mour Mfltnan of Columbia University who argue for cutting billions from the de­ fense budget. A t their request ___ £ mere haa arranged special briefings for them by hie ex­ pert* to search out how much “ u virk iir capacity the U. S. already has. McGovern and the group fo r wham he spoke last week still are not satis­ fied that they know enourh to vote intelligently when the big defense budget comes be­ fore them fo r approval liter this year. As of now there I* a grow­ ing group in Congress which thinks that the military budg­ et Is too high b o c a u e it le adding mora nuclear warheads to ■ stockpile already larger than we would ever need e’ en in case o f ell-out war. What they are asking, as McGovern said in hia speocn last weak, is that "th ose Ssnstor* and Congressmen with greeter ex perience end knowledge then mint"* agree to take pert in a debate that would clarify matters fo r us ell. "H e s e v e r could stand nag­ ging so this began to Irritate him, too. "Then she wanted to loll ■round tha house In her ewim euil, bu t it looked very* much TALLAHAXSEE (U P I)-A general fields o f national de­ group o f 400 high ichool stu­ fense, foreign affairs, science, dents returned to homes in economics, education, human G oorgU , Alabama and F lor­ relations and agriculture, One principal purpose will ida from a spoela] drum m a­ be to build up independent jo r and twirler camp Satur­ and conservative Democratic d a y and left some clssslc •upport for the Republicans. com m ents fur d o u b t i n g This effort will have no di­ Tbom aM i. rect connection w ith either Why tha strutting and the the present Republican lead­ tw irlin g ! ers in Congress o r the GOP Weil, one girl told o f a National Committee. band in one state that sur­ rounded itself with twirler*. "Y o u couldn't ice the band for all tha legs, but it waa thr m ost popular bind in the state . . . It sounded louiy WRIGIITSVILLE BEACH. though." N . C. (U P II— A man who reAnother nimble • fingered cently completed an eightlasa said she took up twirling week course In Boy Scout because the couldn't swim or work administered lifesaving ride horses. "B esid es." she mouth-to-mouth resuscitation ■aid, "there wouldn't be pa­ to an infant here Sunday. rades if there wetv no twirlW. C. C**» Jr., form erly o f e ra ." Wilmington but now o f West On* girl said showing o ff Palm Beach, cams to th* aid her baton talents helped her o f 18-nionth-old J. W . W yloy get ov er shyness. Holland Jr., vhen the infant's aut P l« « is U*big room. "A n d when some of his collogo friends dropped in, her slang and misuse o f English Jarred oven more. "W e gave them free rein end thus le ft them elon* a great deal so they would not Ry Hal Coehran feel that we waro butting into Tha greatest waste o f time their holiday plana. Is geing all through Ilf* w ith­ "W hen she left, she thank ou t accomplishing anything. ad us. But G rsg grew colder tow en f her the next month or When you spend w isely a so and finally broke off. lot o f good things can come "B u t i f we had criticised her ou t o f tha money that le said and thus driven him to her ta be the root o f all evil. anient defense, ha might havo Front dcor bill collectors convinced him self that she are not vary popular and y*t was hia ona true love, dun't Iota o f housewivsa ask thorn you th in k !" to coma back. G regs mother was a very smart psychologist. Maybe it's called ■ wisdom In a girl'* own environment, f tooth because it so often she m ay not ja r oa th* nerves { ■tope aching just when you o f her escort. g e t to the dentist’s dcor. So tactfully Import her into th* man’a horn* sad then aha L ight will spoil dandelion may dillusion her boy friend wine. Keap It In the dark if heraolf. yon havo a lefc o f drop-ln Thus, yon parents will es­ friends. cape censure. And you will not drive your child into heated defense of hia or her ehoica. B efore nay eouplo merry, they nhould visit their pros­ pective in-lews for at least a week till the novelty w een o ff end they show up ta either harmonious o r discordant member o f that family group. Bo send fo r my 100-point "T esta fo r Sweetheart*," d o sin g a long stamped, return envelope, plus 20 cents. Use them to avoid later divorce! Barbs heart stopped beating. A fter th* child resumed breathing, ha wa* taken to a local hospital. He waa report­ ed in good condition Sunday night. Florida Farmers Visit Budapest BUDAPEST f UPl ) — F ifty Florida farmers touring Com­ munist Hungary aa part o f tha U. S. "P eople-To-People" program, visited a state farm In central Hungary Monday. The Floridians arrived by air from Warsaw Sunday. They are scheduled to leave Tuesday. Actress-writer Dais Evans, Roy Rogers' w ife, contributes th* proceeds o f her books to the welfare o f retarded ahlldren. Neither o f these official*, nor any o f the other 13 GOP presidents! possibilities new crowding th* political hsriluti, will have anything to say shout the Critical Issues Council papers. Anyone having any bright ideas to contribute to this Republican brains trust ia asked to communicate with Dr. Milton E. Eisenhower, Critical Issues Council, 1625 K St„ N.W., Washington, D. C., 20006. His group Includes f ir s f o r m e r cabinet members. They are Robert N. Anderson, Marion S. Folsom, Thomas 9. Gates, Oveta Culp Hobby and James P. Mitchell. For militury experts he hat Adm. Arleigh A . Burke and Gen. Lauria N oritad. His exmembers o f Congress are Clare Booth* Lucs and Dr. Walter Judd. Eight form er Elseeihower administration officials serv­ ing on CIC are Elliott V . Bell, Dr. Arthur F. Burnt, Albert Cole, Dr. T. Keith Gleni"‘ nan, Mr*. Oswald B. Lord, Dr. Don Paartberg, Dr. Raymond J. Saulnier and Adm. Lewis L. Strauss. Republican Citliana direc­ tors serving with them will include Dr. Dean M alolt, C. Wreda Petersmayer, Samuel R. Pries J r , Charles S. Rhyn* and Dr. W alter N , Thayer. American Rent-All la Sanford 2661 9 . Hiawatha Av*. PEACE CORPS PLACEMENT TEST (■ ON-COMPIT H IU ) AUG. 24,1963-8:30 A. M. W ORRIED O R L A N D O — Main Post Office in V M t H M H f ? More than 4 .0 0 0 Peace Corps Volunteers are needed to mpoi nrgsm» considered for training programs you should take the non-competitive Fluctuating prk** a n d unsettled market condition* a d d nothing to peoce o f m ind. placement test (August 24. Either send a completed application to the Peace Corps before the test, or fill one out and submit it at the time you But if y o u w o u ld like a n inve*»m enl that take the test f o r an application, or more information, write the Peace it a lw a y s w o rth 100 cants an the dollar Corps, or see your local Postmaster. a n d p a ys a n excellent d iv id e n d , it's time in. PEACE CORPS Washington 25, D. C. Never, not even under com­ plete communism, will there be absolute freeedom o f the individuaL —Nikita khjbshchcv r e ­ quests from developing nations in South America, Africa and Asia. To be w e beca m e acquainted. S to p Quotes Don C. Frey, executive di­ rector o f th# sponsoring Re­ publican Citixens Committee, ■ays it will maintain d o s e liaison with both, b u t th# principal emphasis will bo to make this strictly a private citixens' activity. In this rvspect it Will b* completely unlike the 1960 Republican Committee on P ro­ gram and Progress which operated under the chairman­ ship o f Charles H . Percy o f Chicago and which prepared a pocket book o f 12 paper* titled "Decisions f o r a Better This ia in preparation fo r America." It had some Impact on a 20th anniversary D-Day landing telecast on June 6, drafting the I960 Republican 1864. That will he five weeks platform. But the m ajor dabefora the GOP netlcnal con­ cislons on that w ere really vention i* scheduled to open m*de in the famous precon­ vention meetings between in Sen Francisco. Each critical issues task Vice r i csiueiit Ill.h rrd M. forca will prepare one or Nixon and New Y ork Gov. more policy papers In th* Nelson Rockefeller. will be D r. Milton Elsenhow­ er, th* form er President's brother and president o f Johns Hopkina University. Organisation o f tha eras completed a t an nouneed meeting o f IB o f its members in Washington A u g. 1. Tha group w ill b* organ ­ ised Into a h alf do sen o r mora ta lk force* whose chairmen will bo anounced soon after Dr. Elsenhower's return from Europe. He la accompanying Ike on this trip to revisit the Normandy beachhead. Resuscitation Study Pays O ff Worry Clinic CASE Q-420: G rsg W .. aged ■bout bringing her into our -7 . fill In lava with s n lfb t home. "In feet, I acted ae If 1 was club singer. in favor o f hie cholcs and urg­ “ But, Dr. Crane," hi* mother ed him to bring the girl horns began, "J knew they would fur a week’s visit with us. never be happy In murrluge. "(ire * thought that was a ‘ ‘ For Oreg haa had s cul­ good Idea. She was an attrac­ tured background whereaa tive looking girl, but many of till* girl cam* up from a rough hsr minor traits did not fit neighborhood and is o f an into uur type o f home. ''F or exam ple, eh* smoked e alien race and religion. "Obviously, however, G reg's clgeret at breakfast that first father eiut I dared n ot pro­ morning. "W ill, In tha night club, hsr test, for you know how blind clgarels apparently had not young luvare can be. "Besides, Greg can 'b o a* Jarred Greg. But I could see stubborn a* a donkey. And if him wince when eha lighted we were even gently to point her eccund clguret, fur nobody out many o f their glaring d if­ et our bouse smokes. "B ut G reg'e father end 1 ference*, h* would g o to her said nsver e w ord nor did we defense et once. "Then the more he would ImilcaU In any way that she argue in her favor, the mote had struck a (alia note. "Then she wanted ths radio he would be able to convince himself that they were pre­ and TV turnad up luudly. And before tha week was ovsr, she destined for each other. “ .So, in tide dangerous dil­ svsn started to nag Greg a emma, 1 u»*d your suggestion little. Notebook ^ Published as * public service in cooperation with The Advertising Council �i D jf # n forl V m ll Auf. 18, IMS — P»*» 8 By JULIUS B O * O S \$ £ v •uiOftH CHAMPION 19 - 7, 8, 9, Irons Switching from th# wood* to th« thort iron*, you most from your longest (w in gs to your shortest. ^ You should have a definite line of demarcation between the two. They are different _ ™ ‘ 1 . I A • types, so take no chanc* of confusing the mechanics of one with those o f another. Learn to execute each en tire ly removed from the other, rather than move from one club to the other through the full run o f woods and irons. Because they generally de­ termine into which category your score w ill fa ll, the 7, 8, and 9 m ight be called, the bogie, par and birdie irons. They are referred to a* the short irons, however, and have much to do w ith the number o f putts. The stance fo r the ahort iron is somewhat different from that fo r medium irons and woods, although basical­ ly it requires the same fun­ damentals e f w eight distri­ bution, toes pointing out, etc. You may use n somewhat open stance for the fir st time because short iron shots are etrictly a matter o f accuracy. Opening the stance, you get a mors complete view o f the target. Because there is less pivot, er body turn, to short shots, you do not require as wide a stance. So pull the feet closer together as you open your stance. The feet now niay come as close as six inches apart — depending on what is the more com fortable and affords the best balance. Using a 9 iron, fo r example, the fret are closer together In a slightly open stance. The ball I* played a little closer to avoid reaching f o r it. Because o f the short shaft, the hands and club ars clos­ er to th# body. SHORTENING — Us­ ing a 9 iron, Julius Boros’ feet are closer together in a slightly open stance. The ball is played a little closer. Because of the short shaft, the hands and club ara closer to tha body. Slo-Pitch Tournament To Open Thursday The District Amateur II Florida Slo-Pitch Softball Tournament will get under way Thursday evening at the Municipal Stadium with Cen­ a tral Sub-District Champion* ^ meeting th e Jacksonville Sheriff's Office in the open­ ing game at 6 p.m. The Central Sub-District will not be completed until Wednesday night in Starke. Ths feature game of the even Ing will have tha Sanford host team, Kingswood Build era, playing Uie Central Die f N E X T: The sw in g pattern trict Runner ups at 7:30 p.m. Tha 9 p.m . game will have with short irons. Prudential of Jacksonville playing Boykin Motors of Eau GalUe. Cam pbell's Rexall of Cocoa drew a first round bye and By United Press Internittonal will play ths winner of the 6 p.m . Thursday game on AMERICAN LEAGUE W l r e t . GB Friday evening at 7:30 in the semi-final round. 74 40 .649 New York Kingswood Builders will be 66 50 .569 8 Chicago boasting tup defensive play 65 51 .569 10 Minnesota 65 54 .546 114 from George Peridcs, Ronnie Baltimore Rusal and Frank Stafford and 57 61 .483 18 Cleveland 55 60 .478 194 plenty o f offensive fireworks Boston from the bats of Don Harvey, 52 62 .456 22 Kansas City Ken Sizemore, Roy Lisk and 54 6 6 .450 23 Los Angeles Buck Melts. 51 63 .447 23 Detroit The winner of the District 52 74 .362 33 Washington will advance to ths Stale Monday's Retails Tournament in Cocoa next Button 5 Minnesota 4 wreek. Only gams scheduled. Wednesday's Gamas New York at Boston Washington at Los Angeles, night Detroit at Kansas City, night Baltimore at Minnesota, night Cleveland at Chicago, night A L B A N Y , N. Y . (U P I) NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pel. GB Janis Ferrari* o f San Fran ciaco and P e r Conley of Spo Los Angeles HU 46 .600 kane, W ash., were th* favo ban Francisco 66 j l .564 4 ritas today aa 32 girls headed 64 53 .547 8 61. Louis 64 56 .553 7Vi into tha first o f match play Cincinnati in th* 15th National Girls 61 54 .530 I Chicaxo Junior Ainataur golf champ! 60 57 .513 10 Pittsburgh onship. 61 58 .313 10 Philadelphia The two 18-year-olds fired 59 53 .500 ilia Milwaukee two-over-par 74s Monday to 45 74 .378 28 Houston equal tha medal play record 38 79 .325 32 New York fo r t the United States Golf .Monday's Results W Philadelphia 3 San Francisco Association tourney. The rest o f the tourney I. night Pittsburgh 4 Houston 2. night promisee to he a repeat last week's Western Junior Only games scheduled g o lf tourney at Rockford, 111. Wednesday's Games Close behind the front-run­ Pitlsburgh at New York Chicago at Philadelphia, 2— ners was Roberta Albers. 16year-old runner-up In tho twi-night San Francisco at Cincinnati, Western. Tho Temple, Ter,. Fla., M ist shot a three-ove-enight Standings 32 Girls Enter Junior Tourney B Ion Angeles *t Milwaukee p*r If Broken Bones A gain Bothering Eagles Peaks Elbow KC A s M ove M ay Be Stymied Hurt: Will Be Out 6 Weeks Jones Wants $300,000 To Fight Liston NEW YORK (U P I) - Doug Jones said today ha believes be should gat “ about $300,000" if bo fights heavyweight champion Sonny Liston for the title on borne television In Decem ber. N ew Yorker Jones, who is ranked second only to gassious Cassius Clay among contenders by both the World Boxing Association and The Ring magazine, rubbed his sm all black m uitache rellectivaly and added: “ It Isn't the money ztseU. It’s just that I don't like to be under-valued. I under­ stand they're willing to pay Liston tton.ooo, and since it takes two to u n g o, 1 should get the sa m e." W ell • spoken Doug added Ihat the money itself wasn't too important because: “ A f­ ter 1 take the title from Son­ ny I'll make a fortune as cham pion." Was he sura o f taking the title? 'I can beat any man in tha world,” ha admitted frankly. “ And of course that includes Liston." Doug, 36, and carrying about 1M pounds on his sixfoot fram e, was chatting in the walnut • panelled office of his manager, Alex K oikowitz, manufacturing furrier, in the garment district. A reporter reminded Doug that matchmaker T e d d y Brenner of Madison Square Garden wanted him to fight tall Ernie Terrell of Chicago for th* right to the D ecem ­ ber shot at Liston. "T h a t's o u t!" exclaimed pi­ lot Koskowski — a stocky, black-haired alert man of 52. “ I’ ve turned down the Gar­ den 's offer to $ 10,000 for a Sept. 30 fight with T errell." Then Koskowttx angrily asked why Jones should be forced to fight the lower rated Chicago skyscraper when Jones already was rat ed second only to top-con­ tender Clay of Louisville. •TU fight anybody" e x ­ plained Doug. "Hut not if Alex objects to the oppon­ e n t." “ And I do object," said the m anager. “ After all. be­ sides your ranking, both you and Terrell fought Zora Col­ ley. You knocked him out in th« seventh round last D e­ cem ber. But Terrell had a hard time outpointing him on July 27 at the G arden." By N BA quarterback who didn't get in Charley Finley, who hasn't tha game, was his made much secret o f his In­ By United Preaa Internalioasl The Philadelphia F.agles, who wrr* known around the National Football League cir­ cuit last year as the “ broken hone brigade", air at it again. Fullback r la i l i ne Peaks, the Eagle*' leading ball-car­ rier in I960 and 1961. suffer­ ed sn elbow injury Eagle - Baltimore in the Coll clash Inst Saturday night. Although Tiakt was orig­ inally expected to be out of aiiiuii for iiu re week*, fuithrr examination showed a chipped fracture o f the ulna bone on the left arm. A* a n-sult the Eagles, whose staggering injury list lust yrar was a major factor in the club's plunge to the Western Division cellar after TOMMY PITTMAN, of Sanlando Springs, a second-place finish In 1961, brought in this 15-pouiul cutfish on u six-pound will lose Peak's services for line while fishing in Lake Monroe o ff the shore approximately six weeks. near the boat dock. (Herald Photo) The Detroit Lions inserted flankerhark Terry Barr at quarterback in Monday's workout. The reason for the move was to provide a back­ up man for Hurl Morrall in case o f injury. Milt Plum, the Liana' regular signal-caller was injured in Saturday’ s game with tha Cleveland will bow out with com plete or Browns. Detroit also placed ST. LOUIS. Mo. tU P l) This is the final season for partial ownership o f 58 m ajor rookies l’ete (1'Brlrn, Karl league. National League and Kassulke ami Don King on Stan (The Man) Musial. waivers. . Musial, one of the greatest All-Star records. hitters in baseball history, an­ Coach At Sherman o f the The surprise announcement nounced Monday night he will at a Cardinal picnic at the New York Giants, wrho meet retire as an active player at palatial home of club owner the Lions in the first game of the end of the current season. August A. Busch Jr. cam e a dounicheuilar at Cleveland The 42-year-old Musial, who only a week after Musial said Saturday night, was particu* spent a quarter of a century he would not make a state­ larly pleased with the play t f In the Cardinal organization ment concerning his retire­ veteran hack Hugh McEllianaa a player, will continue to ment until Ihe end o f the cur­ noy in Saturday's game with work for the Red Birds in an rent season. the Chicago Bears after view­ executive capacity. “ Baseball has been my ing game films Monday. An­ When the Cardinals retire life," Stan told the gathering other veteran, Alex Webster, the familiar No. 6 tins fall it of playrrs, their wivrs and also was praised by Sherman. will complete the longest The Cleveland Browns' head children, and a few newsmen, playing career of any major " t love baseball. I like noth­ coach, Blanton Collier, also leaguer with one team. ing better to do than play spent Monday watching game The lithe, slightly stooped films, and said be was "much baseball. slugger, with the unique "Nothing beats playing in mure encouraged" over the “ corkscrew " batting stance, the big leagues and putting un team'a progress. He added that tlm defensive line did that big league uniform. “ I came in with a winner “ an exceptional jo b " in lust in my first full year with the Saturday’* Blown* • Lions CnrdinaD in 1912 and l'il like game. Although coach Buddy lo gu out the same way. I've dreamed for a long time ol Parker’s Pittsburgh Stealers playing une more World Ser­ were soundly whipped by the ies. I think we still have a | Green Bay Packers last Sat unlay night, Parker was phil­ chance to d o it." General m anager Bing De- osophical about the defeat. STOCKTON, Calif. ( U P I ) vine called M uilal's decision "You don't spot the champions Thert is iuiug to be a birth “ a great ioas lo the playing two weeks o f practice and a day party (or a 101-year-old end of the game hut a gain game ami expect to brat them," he said. gentleman in Stockton tonight to the executive aide." Musial Wants To Bow Out In Series Play 101st Birthday Parly Tonight For Slagg flippant attitude . . . Also his flip s-* tuition to move the Kansas ha rafusad to heed coach O tto City Athletics Graham's advice that he soft* received don't (Oakland has th* big count out play, but Atlanta), might be stymied by th* same thing that lopped o ff Bill Veeck whan he tried to movo the old St. Louis Browns. . , Th* other American Laagua owners don't like Charley'* embattled image and could force him to sell the club be­ fore they'll O.K. a ahlft. The Boston PatrloU had to do a real selling job to get A rt Graham, a Boston College end to forget ho was a promis­ GOlRffVM' ing outfielder . . . baseball is ROGER MARI8 a family tradition — Art Gra­ ham Hr. had a brief spell In other in c h a m p i o n s h i p the m ajors with the Red Sox. gain **," predicts Both Pritch­ Roger Marls o f the New York Y’ ankees would like to ■re baseball club* taka a cue from their football brethren and start using films— only to study thsir players , . • "I know,” he says, "how I should be sw inging . . . and if I gst into a slump, it would help me to com par* new and old filma to see what I'm doing w ron g." . . . Maris doesn't be­ lieve in percentages: “ They say the hits will even up ovsr year. Forget it. Pm lucky if I get five scratch hit* a year. Early this year I was socking thrr* o f four halls on the nose and batting .239, Once you've hit the ball, it’s luck where it gues." It doesn't bother Jim Bout­ on o f the Y'nnkces that the linn drive which hit him on the chili in *ail> suiiimai ha* left • scar from the stitches. . . . " I want it to stay there,” he half grins, “ so people will see h«w tough I am." . . . Paul Christman, one o f th* few in a position to talk (h* was a .pro quarterback) who actually knows how (he's a television spitler o f Amsrlcan Football League games) has definite ideas on how tha two pro Isacgues compare: “ The A F L doesn't have ths great quarterbacks (Unitas, •Starr, T ittle), but Us running hacks are now just at good aa the National Football League carriers. So ars th* past rereivers. Th* A F L is a little behind on Interior linemen and on ilefent* because it takas tlin* to develop super stars like Bill George and Jo* Schmidt. In a couple o f y*ar* Ihe league* will ho equal." “ In flv* years, the two leagues will be playing each ard, tha Eagle old acatback en up his passes — "M o throw lollipops 7” . The Green Bay Fackera call Kc-n Inman, their chunky fill-in linebacker, Little 8am . . . his reckless style reminds them e f Sam H u ff o f tho New York Glanta . . . Coach Vince Lombardi expects How* ard Williams, a little known pickup from Howard Unlvarsi* ty, t o ' beat out one o f h it secondary regulars . . . ho spent most o f last year on the taxi squad and could have been plucked by an y oth er Philadelphia who’s una­ bashedly an NFL man . , .and Is a bigw ig in the outfit that film s N FL highlight* . . . Tha recruit who most Im­ pressed Green Bay eoachai In tho All-Star gam* was Dan Brabham, an Arkansas prod­ u ct who baa had a unique career . . . II* was a tackle fo r thrsa years until con­ verted to fullback his senior season because o f hia speed . . . and In th* All-Star Game w as most Imptestiv* fo r th* ferocity with which he hit from his linebacker position . . . T lin e was nothing selfish in Packer opinions because Dan will play for Houston in th* other league , . . Biggest murk aaalnst gigantic Bonny Gibba, the Texas Christian uaui . . . Bobby Lee Bell, th* out* standing college lineman o f last year at Yllnnesota, probably will spend his pro career with the Kansas C ity Chiefs as a lirzbackcr . . . where bo can forget about the three* point stance that was hi* greatest bugaboo aa a line* man . , . Bell went to Jllnnesot* as a T-quarterback and played that spot h it freshmen year . . . Coach M urray W a rmath drooled at the thought o f the 225-pounder in the lino and casually told him he'd like him to try tacklo as a sophomore . . . “ I thought he was kidding," recalls Bobby. "W hen I got down into a three-point stance, it mad* me dlxzy. Took the longest time to get over that.” Between you’ n'm a, tho Na­ tional Broadcasting Company is looking fo r a new sports director succeed retiring Tom Gallery G O O D Y E A R SERVICE STOKE 555 W. 1st St. FA 1-2821 HOURS 8 A. M. TILL 6 P. M. OPEN TILL 9 FRIDAY but the guest of honor pruha- Two Contenders 'Short-Circuited' lly United Prr*a International Chris Short stands 6-4 and weighs 206 pounds, but lie has navar ranked too tall among National l.eague pitchers. In fact, th* only rw ogn ition— if you can call It that— ha has gained in five seasons with th* Philadelphia Chillies cam* in 19S1 when he led the league in wild pitch**. Yet in tha last month. Short twice has short-circuited the pennant hopes o f tha two lead­ ing N L contenders. The lanky southpaw from Milford, Del., beat tho I.os Angeles Dodgers in their own park July 26 to launch W alt Alston's men on their current skid. And Monday night he turned back tha San Francisco Giants, 3-1, with tha help o f a two-run, elghth-inuing homer by Johnny Calliaou. bly won’t be on hand. Amos Alonzo Stagg, the grand old man o f spurts, will not actually be lul until Fri­ day but the Stockton Liun* Club la honoring him with a banquet tonight. A second birthday partywill he given Friday night hy the Lions in San Francisco featuring a huge rake with 101 candles. It Is doubtful if Stagg will attend that party either. "M r. Slagg feels okay phy­ sically. But I don't think he'll go lo either party," said Dr. F. If. Busher, director of the Amos Alonzo Slagg founda­ tion. Stagg. a star athlete at Yale and a longtime coach at University of Chicago and University o f the Pacific, lives quietly In a Stockton, Calif., rest home. In the first o f her many Broadway roles. Haila Stod­ dard, star of “ The Secret Storm ," playr<L the daughter in “ Yes, Sly Darling Daugh­ ter." night Houston at St. Louis, night Fight Results NEW BEDFORD. Mass f UPI ) — Frankie Olivera. 159, New Yut k, outpointed Larry Carney, 159, Lowell, j Mass. 19; Norman Smith, 136, Washington, knocked out Jes­ se Noel, 139. New Y'ork, I. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (U P !) — Luther Davis. 171 *». Reno, Nev.. drew with A l Swiderski, Las Vega*, 19, B A K E R S F I E L D . Calif. ( UPI ) - Prince Rudy, 15 94 , Compton, Calif., outpointed I Benny McCovey, 153, Phoenix, A ru ., 19. Gooddry cleaning is only half the battle. You also need reliable delivery. This is the truck for it. Telephone your Chevrolet dealer for any type of truck. RECORD HOUND — la jet-powered racer “ Spirit of America" Craig Breedlove is tearing toward a world land speed record on the Bonneville Salt Flats in Utah. Breedlove made two-way run with average speed of 407.45 miles per hour, eclipsing the 394.196 set by Britain’s John Cobb in 1947. . H O LLER M O T O R S A LES C O M P A N Y 219 E . 2nd ST. SA N F O R D F A 2-0711 �'i • h 1 - 1 T * * ‘J± — 1 "* -T ) 1 • 1 h Pair* 6 — Aug. 13, 1933 Wtfw tflrfart f»mti ■u D e B a iy r Personals Miss Michels, W. Cacciatore Wed In Catholic Ceremony The groom 'a father aerved Mi­ over yellow taffeta, a ahoul-1 piece o f nylon petal* and car-1 der length veil o f yellow silk ried a ca ica d e bouquet of a i beat man and usher* were chels, daughter o f Mr, tad Illusion attached to a head-1 yellow earnatlon*. his brothers, Daniel and Dave lfr ». Anton M icheli, Wiley I Cacciatore. Avenue, Sanford, and Sammy The bride's mother wore ■ Cacciatore, ion o f Mr. and blue ahantung dress with lira. Sam Cacciatore, o f Or­ beige accessories and a pink lando, were marrleJ Aug. 10 rose corsage. The groom'a mother wore a pink linen suit, at 11 a.m . at All Souli Cath­ pink accessories and a pink olic Church, in Sanford. rose corsage. Father Richard Lyon* offi­ M in X C irolya M mes. Laura Platt Brown, Mary McManus, Cornelia Gray and Ellen Miller spent a week traveling through, Louisville, Ga., Asheville. N. C „ Blowing Rock, N. C., then on to Gatlin burg. TewL, where they climbed Mt. Mit­ chell over 8.00 feet and were carried up Crockett Mountain in a chair. Enroute home they stopped at Atlantic Beach, Jacksonville, to visit Mrs, Brown’ s daughter and her fam ily. EUlne B IT 7 1 tor utartm Following the eeremuny, i reception was held in the Soc ial Hall o f the church, which was decorated with arrange­ ments o f whita gladioli and pink m um s. The bride's table was overlaid with a white nand crocheted chilli. ciated at the double ring cere­ mony, followed by Nuptial M a il. The church w a i decorated with arrangem ent! of white gladioli and chryianthemumi. i i n . F . E . RvuaSHat, W * Ut and lololit, played and aang, " 0 Promise Me” and “ Whither th o a Goeit” and played “ Mother at Thy Feet tfc la Kneeling” and the tradi­ tional wedding m irchei. Jjf d} The bride, given in marri­ age by her father, wore a w^aaajSBP^ a gown o f white bridal aatin featuring a Chantilly lace bodice with labrina neck­ i' M . line, long ile c v e i ending in *' • poin t! with eelf-covered but­ • A ton* and full hoop ikirt trim­ \Y •' m ed with lace applique*. H er elbow length veil of allk llluilon wa* attached to a ■mall aatin petal headpiece and aha carried a cascade bouquet o f white roaca «and aeed pearl* centered with a white yellow-throated orchid. The entire ensemble wa* dcalgncd and made by the bride. M ill Jo Ann Cacciatore. alater of the groom, wa* maid MU. AND o f honor. She wore a street length gown o f blue chiffon f ;-7 ffh ' BRIDE AND GROOM, maid of honor and beat man, poae for a picture following the rehearsal to right are Miss Jo Ann Cacciatore, Miss Michels, and Sammy Cacciatore. Mrs. F. E. Ruumillul «u* M ist Marilyn Von Hcrbulla kept the bride's book; Mias Lynn Haig served the coffee; Mr*. Cordon Scnart served the punch, and Mrs. Dean Snavely cut and served the Mrs. Martha Ashby andl cake. Mrs. Carolyn Higgins daughter, Niki, were hostess­ and Mrs. Von Herbulis also es for a bridal luncheon, Sat­ assisted with the serving. urday, honoring Min Jeanne For her going-away outfit Southward, at the Ashby Mrs. Cacciatore wore a white hom e, 1918 Hiblscui Court. brocade aheath wilh short jacket, white accessories and tho orchid from her bridal bouquet. tertnined the wedding party with nn after rehenrsal party at her home on Palmetto Ave. Left to right are Miss Jo Ann Caccitore, Miss Michels, the greem sr.d h!s Samuel Cacciatore. M & A pink and white color schem e was carried out In decorations using arrange ments o f gladioli and mums in allver bowls on tho various tables. The brld eclect was pre­ sented a monogrammed nilve* tray by the bo-desses. Corsages also wore presented to the guest of honor, her mo­ ther, Mrs. Ira Southward, m Saturday, Boom MRS. GORDON SWEENEY, right, w jw hostosa for a bridal luncheon at the Mayfair Inn, honoring bride-elect, Mina Caroleo Osterholm. With her left to right aru Mra. Wally Philips, mother of the groom, tho honorce, Misa Osterholm untl maid of honor, Miss Marly Stumper. (Herald Photo) / ‘ r.TV: • Gordon Sweeney of the In the Mayfair borne, Ity Helen Snodgrass home here. Dr. Friend has retired from the Mr. ami Mrs. Howard Wil- recently Navy, born and children left Thurs­ day for a vacation in A la­ Mr. ami .Mrs. Chester Hcnbama. ilerson have returned from a N. W. Wilborn returned lb day v im with relatives In home this weekend after Oklahoma. Ivey, (Dsdux CLEANERS S P E C IA L ! WASH UUGS 501 W. Ut. 12‘ WASHED & DRIED Opposite Goodyear LB. Bill .Mbs . Mi s s Southward, Park, M bs Rose Rosemary • ! i Kay r Kratzert, Southward and Mrs. Robin Brown. pure Americana for the pop-on neckbander! • • • • • « HOSTESSES AND 1IONOREE nt a bridal luncheon, Saturday, mo left to right, Mrs. Martha Ashby und daughter, Niki, hontcajea and Mias Jeanne Southward and her mother Mrs. Ira E. Southward. (Herald Photo) en­ Gold Inn, Tw o centuries ago, coffee was of such importance that at least one famous king In­ sisted on brewing his own. Ho was King Louis the Fifteenth o f France who prepared his coffee over a spirit lamp and served it from a gulden cof­ fee-pot. When Louis' golden coffee-pot filled a dainty cup, the cup was often In the hand of Madame dc Pompadour, loiter, he poured his cod ec for Madame du Harry and a fam ous painting of Louis the Fifteenth captures (his scene. Sanford Personals Mrs. C. W. Morton, o f Jack­ return to the If. of F. to con­ Mr. and Mrs. A. B. MeRaney have returned from a sonville, and Mrs. C. W. Mor­ tinue her studies in Septem­ ber. vacation with relatives in ion Jr. and son, Charles 3rd. of Mississippi. Orlando, were guests Mr. anil Mrs. Charles Glat- lat, last week. ley, of Deerfield Beach, and Mr. and s|ra and .Mrs. Harold David, of PoolMiami, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Luxcn. Mr. and Mrs. William Covcney have been vacationing with relatives In Massachu­ setts und the surrounding area. While there Madeline fell and broke her hip. Her husband has returned home but Mrs. Coveney will have to remain in the hospital for another week or two. Her friends may send her cheery notes nr cards by ad­ dressing them to Room 202, Springfield Hospital, SpringHeld, Mass. / \ of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Ruuinil- Miss Rosemary Southward arrived home Friday (or a brief vacation from her stud­ ies at the University o f Flor­ ida. Miss Southward will he a bridal attendant at the wed­ ding o f her aunt, Miss Jean Southward, Saturday. She will Damage to flooring is often caused by incorrect use of maintenance products as well as neglect, according to floor­ ing experts. Many women scrub floors as much as twice weekly with strong soaps, harmful solvents, alkalis or ahrasives. The use o f any ol these with scalding water may discolor floors and make them hard and brittle. To remove Iron rust on a garment, squeeze lemon Burlap laminated lo vinyl juice on the stain and then plastic is among many new spread the garment in the types o f easy-to-la under ta ­ blecloths. sun for a lime. Thrn rinve. Bold-hued print for antique lovers... a new look to set everyone talking! All cotton, and so easy-care. 28 to 38. OPEN ACCREDITED F ill. NIGHTS CHARGE TILL ACCOUNTS 9:00 W ELCOMED Michael Long, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Long, has r e ­ turned from a trip to P ig e o n ! Forge, Tenn. Ho accompanied Mrs. Hubert Maples ami ch il­ dren on a visit with relatives and friends in live area. Mrs. Jessie Weathersby, ol j spending a week in Seminole Columbus, Ga., is visiting her | Mrs. W. P. Snodgrass and Memorial Hospital, in San­ daughter and family, Mr. and ford, recuperating (rum an granddaughter, Pat Turr, of Elktun, M d , and Miss Mary Wool should be treated for Mrs. Lc«n Steinmcycr, at accident. Cornett, of Portsmouth, Ohio, moth protection—now. their home In Citrus Heights. Mrs. Virginia Mr Broom, of were hmiscguesU of Helen Orange City, conducted the Snodgrass last Thursday and Sunday morning service at Friday. the Harnett Memorial .Moth Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Sellers odist Church. Rev. .Meltroom and children, Connie and ,cmi£gw__1ast week. Thu members arc grateful ior their assistance while the Miami and the Southern part pastor, liev. Fred Foster, is of the state last weekend. at Emory, Sateen is a commonly used Dr. and Mrs. L. F. Friends lining fabric but it and simi­ and daughter, Lani, arrived lar materials should be preWednesday, to make their shrunk. Mrs. Bill - 4.00 honoring Miss Carulcu Oderholm. Carrying out the theme of the Gold Hoorn, the table was covered with a gold cloth and centered with a gold and white floral arrangement in an antique container. Place caroa were adorned with a gold floral motif. Miss Osterholm was presented n gift In her chosen pattern u( china by the hostess. Those Invited to share the party were Mrs. W. M. Phil­ lips, Mrs. G. I). Bishop J r , Mr*. George Kick, Mrs. Ed­ ward Gordon, Mrs, Richard Deas. Mrs. II. L. Perkins Jr.. Mrs. John Morgan. A lto (lie Missel Merritt Philips, Frances Strickland, Marty Stempor, Vida Sue S m i t h , Marilyn McDaniel, Eliabcth Ann Sweeney and Kay Ivey. Enterprise Personals * 3 » Other guests Included Mrs. Al Duudncy, .Mrs. Milner Os­ ■i lore tertained with a bridal lunch­ eon & *.r*-a-U I«h 01 FT PAR •f a i r l i m tM U M N U I Ira n M S M tilt.* M M * pKttrrtU* O. Lewis Dinkins. Out o f town relatives and friends from Orlando, Winter Park, Tam pa, Melbourne and Coleman were present for the wedding and reception. Mrs. LAUNDRY 8 and the groom 's mother, Mrs. Mrs. Following a wedding trip to Miami the couple will reside in St. Petersburg where the bride will teach school and tho groom will attend the Stetson Law School. MRS. SAMMY CACCIATORB (Photo by Gnaaman) ! 4 ■ Miss Carolee Osterholm Honored With Bridal Luncheon At Mayfair Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith was host*'** for a recent luncheon honoring bride elect Miss Frances Strickland, at her home on Park Ave. The party rooms w e r e adorned with floral arrange­ ments of pink sweetheart roses. The luncheon table was overlaid wilh a linen cloth with cupid lace inserts and centered with an arrange­ ment o f pink ro»cs in a cut glass container. The bridal and pink ruse Iheme wa* lurTie r r a r r a a o r be p u n cards decorated with brides and rosea. The luncheon was served on liaviiand china with hand painted rosea. Miss Strick­ land was presented an antL que glass bowl as a gift from the hostess. Following the luncheon a matrimonial game of scram bled letters was played by the gucsta and a prize of dusting powder, won by Miss Marilyn McDaniel. Uliier guests were the bon>ree's mother, Mrs. M. K, Strickland, Mrs. H o w a r d Aholchel, Mrs. J. C. Mitchell, Mrs. Roy Williams, Mrs. A) Hunt, Mrs. W. U. Kirby and the Misses Jeanne Southward, ' Kay Ivey and Dian Aiken. t Luncheon Honors Miss Southward % . IJ * * ' '■r Mrs. Smith Hosts Luncheon For Bride-Elect otrinumbV LOOK! IN N E R S P R IN G M A T T R E SS FI NAL C L O S E - O U T Each Item At Least Vz Price! — rtloimq&h $ si CHILDREN’S WEAR M any Items Lower!! LAST CHANCE . . . WE CLOSE ACG. R E N O V A T IO N lfi, i'JtiJ I I SP E C IA L ! AT THE MAITLAND STOP LITE INCLUDES: * Cleaning and Processing Felt. * Brand New Cover fur Mattress. * Brand New Insul­ ation w h e re needed. G IR L S T O 14 - BOYS T O 16 ' o’) Free Pickup and Delivery PH O N E FA 2-6321 Echols 2nd ind Magnolia REDDING COMPANY Sanford �* fm B 'Auf* M , 1968 — F a it T ;/ / ^ X Churches (D & a h Sponsor Youth Helea Fifteen m em ber* of the En­ Mr*. Daa Beard and Mr*. Nick Reorganisation o f the V lrll- M ergo. a a * tntae N a vy W h s * Club No. August events fo r the Chief t i l « a a Um a u la H an a t tba Petty O fficers W ive* club second aiaathi* o f tit* tro o p will include n “brin g your own'* ateak dinner A u g 24 and Thursday. Bavan form er m « m b a r a a luncheon on A ug. 27. The calendar was planned Joined th e organization. New mam bar* welcom ed to tba a t the club's monthly meet­ tr o o p ware H n . Mary John­ ing held at tha NAB ballroom son, M rs. Fat Graham, Mr*. recently. Huiband* will be Invited to Inai Groan, U n . Barbara the ateak dinner which will be Drisklll and Mrs. J o Brown. Baeratary la H n . Alice follow ed by a dance, both to bo Baaallao and d a b eorraspond- held a t the C P 0 club. A local ta t aacratary w ill be Mra. band w ill provide live music for the occasion. Brown. Mr*. Henry Quinn, W. A. The by-lawa o f the club ware road and approved by W lgg, Sir*. R oger Pep* and Mrs. William Foster are In tba member*. A pot rack lanchooa A c t - U charge o f tha dinner and a t 12 noon at Lake Golden was lisilu . Tha luncheon la being plan­ planned, and thoaa attending ned eepeclally for the wlvei '/o u ld briny a dlah to pass. The September meeting will .who cannot gat to the meet­ ba bald a t tba homa o f Mra. ings In tha evening. Any wife M ary Johnson. Information or who wants to attend can meet transportation can ba obtain* the group a t 11:45 a. m. at the da by ca llln t Mra. Peggy Hor­ Skyline Rcstaurnat In Or­ ton, 322*1523; Mra. Beaulieu, lando. New members * t the meet­ 122*7600; or Mrs. Shirlay Ow­ ing were Mrs. William Foster en*, 822-7751. A t a previous meeting, Mra. and Mrs. Lavonne Stubblna. Pearl Smith o f Kay W ait, tha Mrs. R. J. Morris rejoined the vice president o f tha South* group. Mrs. Darwin Smith, east R ational Navy Wivaa Mra. John Gcrtlsr and Mrs. M. Club, halpad re activate tha Botts wera guests o f the club. The hospitality committee alub. Any antiatad N avy wife la reported that cards and gifts eligible to join the national had been sent to J e ff W il­ liams, Bobby Driscoll and Jim­ organization. s e e my Fay while they were In Pinal plana fo r bridge lea* the h o ip lu l. A card and plant •on* fo r beginners and Inter* was sent to Mrs. J . D. Beck* mediates ware mads by tha man. A frasen cak* and ice cream Navy O fficers W ivtt board dessert was served at the so­ •t Its matting Thursday. Tha lesson* will start an cial hour follow ing tlx* meat Kept 10 and w ill continue for Ing. On the refreshment com' six Tueaday morning* at Ui* mute# were hire. V. W . GmiJCapri Restaurant. A profes­ erton, Mre. W . L. Hawkins, sional Instructor will tsach Mra. C. T. Weaver, Mrs, Joe tha atudanta fo r a reduced O'Donnell, 31 re. Roger Pope and Mrs. A l Kelly, group rata. The CPO wive* club meets Anyone who would liha to taka the lesaona should con­ the first Monday of each tact her NOW representative. mun tit. s e e Mrs. Michael Durant waa O fficer’* W ives o f V A II-ll and Detachment 3 held their luncheon Thursday at Jim Spencera Restaurant. Mrs. F. Carment Jr., v**s the hoitcse, assisted by Mre. It. G. Fox. A silver engraved bracelet was presented to 31 r*. Fox who will leave for Jacksonville In September. Those attending were the Mmes. B. ,1V, Itatholumew, Carol Kane, James R. Den­ nison, D. E. Fitzgerald, D. C. Purdy, K. Jamison, R. 8. Best, J. Auberehon, E. F. Patterson, J. O. Yanaros and IV. E. IlunSeveral couples o f VAH-11 sett. a • • met recently in the A fter­ Champion bowlers among burner fo r a a bridge hoeted by 31r. and Mra. J. P. Barlow. tha Navy wive* are the 3IlxD. Ham ilton t o o k h i g h Mates, the bowling team from honors. Others attending were the N A S wive*. The trophy the Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Barth­ winners Include Mr*. Earl olom ew, Mr. and Mrs. R. 8. Unger, Mra. W. Williams, Beat, Mr. and Mrs. C. Bone, Mrs. Crla H u ff and Mrs. J. Mr. and Mra. E. If. Canon, Goahorn. They were sponsored Mr. and Mrs. K. Jamison, Mr, by Holler Motors. a • • and Mra. D. C. Purdy, Mr. A ctivities o f tha VAH-1 o f­ and Mra. J. M. Runnels, Mr, and Mra. W . L. Wagner, Mr. ficers wives club ar* begin­ and Mr*. D. E. Nichols, Mr. ning again since the wivee and Mra. J. Dennison an j Mra. have returned from their tripe to N orfolk, V h., where the Hamilton. VAH-11 and DeL I will USS Independence was docked hav* a bridge party every fo r ID days, A bridge party Friday and month or six weeks and averyona from those groups la wel­ * potluck supper next week come. Interested p e r s o n a *2* am ong the Items on the agenda. should contact Mrs. Barlow. • • • Wive* who were in Norfolk Mr. and Mrs. If. L. Nellsen war* the 3fmea. L. G. Reinhav* raturned from a 10-day hart. J. W. T aft, J. S. Burger, trip to Atlanta wher* they James R. Conrey, Ted Gar­ rett, W. L. Goodman, R. E. visited relatives o f both. • • • Guest, J. Halaten Jr., Paul A n y VAH-B snllsted w if* Haney, R. K. Kiely, George Paul 3lurray, Put interested in stranding tha Klett, meeting Thursday at the home O'Uara, A. L. Rise, Jock Bal­ o f Mra. Ronald M a n n i n g ia bury, Keith Tuurney. A. I* should call Mrs. Edd* Farrell Week#, Uunnar F. Wilatar and at F A 2-1379. Paul II. Wireman. a • a While in Norfolk the cou­ Tha Terrace Room In tha ples mat fo r several informal Cherry Plata Hotel waa the parties including * CAG parly ecene o f a recent luncheon for at the officers club at the VAH-B officer* wives, Hoa- base which featured a buffet teaaea were Mra. Paul Wernar dinner and antartainment. and Mra. Jim Oman, * # e welcome w it * i two newcomer* to tha squad­ Marshall Kerner and Mrs. ron, Mra. Bernard McCrary Clifton Dowell hosted the and Mr*. Don Kalley, Special VA H -S coffee held Thursday gueats. Miss Bonnie Staffer, In tha Afterburner. Mr*. Ken Sandon, Miss Eva Four new wivee were wel­ Sayegh and Mrs. Harry Gil­ comed by Mrs. Roy Farmer. m ore were also greeted . They are Sira. Hurry Itryunt, Mra. Lyla Sett# presented a Mra. Glenn Daigle, Mrs. John farewell g ift to Mrs. John Hnrlburt and Mrs. Robert Latharow whose husband has Rankin. been with VA H -5 for the last Farewells were said to Mrs. several ysara and Is now go­ Elmer Tatlman who is going ing to another squadron. to Puerto Rico and Mr*. DonTha door prise waa won by old Hamilton, leaving for Miss Btoffer. Others attend­ Guam at tha end of the month. ing the a ffa ir were Mrs. Her­ Mr*. Craig Moore, the NOW bert Johnson, Mrs. Clifford rapreeantatlve, reported on Thompaon, Mr*. Dave Fall. the board meeting, and Mrs. Mra. Jack Lillis, Mrs. Bob Fred Btlpp is in charge o f the •Lavelacs Mr*. Be U r Lackey, Interior decorating course. hostess for the monthly board matting at har homa. Welcom­ ed to the group was Mrs. Jamas Mayo. Tha board also planned a bridge benefit to be held Sept. I I a t the N A S ballroom from 11:30 p. m. til 3:30 p. m Wlvas are Invited to bring guests and should make their reservation* by Sept. V with thalr board representative. Other bualnasa discussed Ineluded the need for help at the Little Red School House and tha T h rift Shop drive, e • • terprise M YF group* attend­ ed each te iiio n o f the Christ­ ian Youth Activities week held in the churches In Lake Helen. Orange City, DeBary, Enterprise and Stafford-Oateett. The program * were arrang­ ed for the M YF groups and started at 3:30 p.m . with sup­ per follow ed by recreational and inspirational programs. When the Lake Helen and Enterprise churche* w e r e hosts there were approxlm Italy 73 young people pre­ sent. R ev. Al Rowell w si In charge o f tha program . In the absence of the pastor, Rev. Foster. Rev. C. N. Ogg conducted the actlvitiei at the DcBsry and Qrange City churches and Misa Mary Hubbard, ru­ ral worker for the arcs, ar­ ranged the sessions. The par­ ents ar* grateful for having someone to help with the work o f the young people. Tha club also voted to con­ tribute funds fo r the purchase of items to give to children visiting the clinic, to supple­ ment the work the CPO wives do. Mra. Rlchnrd Grulow won the centerpiece drawing, e a • Needed: Wivee for volunteer work at the Little Red School House after school opens in September. I f you have a few hours a week and would like to help rare for the children, contact your Navy Officer* Wlvea club ruprcsenUtlve. You can work on* tlay t week from 9 a. m. til 12 noon help­ ing tha teacher, Mra. A. F. Keeth. * * * Birthday cake waa served at the V A II-9 bridge Friday to celebrate the birthday anni­ versary o f Mr*. \V. F. Reno. Hostess was Mrs. J. T. Bucy. Mrs. J. L. McCracken who haa Just arrived home after five weeks in the Mediterran­ ean, attended the bridge. Others attending were Mra. J. J. Muynihan, Mr*, (i,, L. Atkinson, 3lrs. R. II. Cook* and tw o guest* from V A ll-l, Mrs, M. Durant and Mra. J. D. Durbin, Mr*. McCracken took the high honors and second high went to Mr*. Huey. • • • Mr*. Jam** T. Bell la home with her new ton, Matthew Morris. Lt. Bell was home fiont N orfolk when the now arrival wus born on Aug. 2. « • • The Thrift Shop la looking for clothes! While y o u ' r e cleaning up thoso school clothe*, put aside any out­ grow n onea and deposit them in the container in the shop. • • By Abigail Van Bu/en TELEVISION TONIGHT (I) H arphf TUESDAY P. M. Programs By G & by • ■ DEAR ABBY: Are you a psychia­ trist? If not, what Riven you the right to determine whether or not people need professional care in this field? On several occasions you have advised that some friend or relative be examined by u head doctor, I as­ sume you would have all humans conform to one pattern. Did it ever occur to you that some people LIKE being different, and are not mentally disturbed? Take that woman who wears muu minis on the street and likes to talk to bus drivers. Couldn’t she simply be trying to show society that wo are not all puppets o f con­ formity ? DISTURBED DEAR DISTURBED: The woman with the muu muua might have been perfectly sound, right up to the point where she was described as “ eating tranquilizers like popcorn". Then, I suggested she might need profession­ al help. It is no insult to be directed to a psychiatrist. Furthermore, it's better to see one and NOT need treatment than not see one and NEED treatment. • • • • DEAR ABBY: I have been mar­ ried for 17 years and have three children. My husband left for a fish­ ing trip for a week and when I asked him to give me nn address or phone number where I could btcate him in case of emergency, he said, "I'll be ‘around* Rice Lake, Wisconsin, and VAH-11 O f f i c e r * wives bridge and canasta, 12:30 p. m. Home o f Mr*. J. M. Run­ nels. V A II-3 luncheon, 12:00. Capri Restaurant. VAH-1 Enlisted wives club, 8 p. m. N A S Ballroom. VA H -5 Knliatrd wive* club, 7:30 p. m. at home of M r*. Ronald Manning. Friday, Aug. 16 V A II-I O f f i c e r * Wivee bridge, 7:30 p. m. Home of Mr*. Connie Lenrdiardi. VAll -5 officers and wive*, potluck supper, 5 p. m. Home o f Cdr. and Mra. Bette. Thursday, Aug. 21 Navy W ives Club No. 211, Potluck, 12 noon. Lsk* Gold­ en. DEAR FED: If what he fears might happen HAS happened. I’d say, "Goodbye, Dear, CALL ME every other night in case I have something to tell you " If it has NEVER hap­ pened, send me your name and nddrpss and I’ ll give you nnother an­ swer. * * • a DEAR A B B Y : Please tell "Canoga Park" that the main reason why so few Americans fly Hags is: "On the go Americans" are never sure if they’ll be home by sunset to take in the flag so, rather than show this disrespect to the flag, they do not put It out. TRUE-BLUE AMERICAN CONFIDENTIAL TO "LONG SUFFERING PATTI": Don’ t give up now. Even a "hell" has his Achil­ les. * * ■ • Tell your troubles to Abby. For a personal, unpublished reply, please send a stamped, self-addressed en­ velope. • • # # «:** ( I ) It) til i : i i <D (!) l:M I I ) •i l l ( I ) (I) 1:1* ( I ) (!) (t) I titl (t) H i l l I t) ttiM ( t ) New* K a- Craahll* — New* T.IS (!) Laramie (l> Marika)! M ik a I t ) Combat ».»* I t) l.ley4 BrtAtea Shew t :t* (!) Empire <«) Talent Scouts <9) Ilsw tU ta r.|* I .IS ( ! ) Picture This (t> Untouchables ( ! ) Dick Pow ell ih o w 10:** <<) Href* nrasetll* Shew 10:1* 13) Deport from )») Focus on l i st America 111 N em cov* T ilt •IS* 1:11 t :l t MS • • ill M l IM t M a k liy h iA (l> t i t * Da t t ) ceiiea * ■< tha Air i d t ie * o * (I ) T i l e r ( I ) P a ra Mae Met le v o e t Qacobij. On By Oswald Jacoby hearts wen that trick and W est's king of heart* was the fifth defensive,trick. p ort! each one had hla own West led the seven o f clubs 6 A KI It specialty. Watdsmnr ron Zedtand Waldy finally got the FART w itx 'i specialty was locating lead with dummy'* king. He A Q* * U » needed the rest of the tricks the queen o f trumps and hi* V K J 4 1 f AI7 ■kill In that field ha* not d i­ and the queen o f spades had # A 107 J «KJRS *JS7 *Q»01 to ha found. minished with the passing SOUTH Waldy decided to wait a years. A AJill whit* and cashed dummy’ s W est had one of those light wots «c* o f clubs. When West playopening hid* that many du­ ♦ Q »» thr eight, Waldy led a third plicate players feel they must *11 cluh and ruffed It In his own make. They are really apt t*» Doth vulnerable North Saath Wral Boot hand. Fast showed up with boomerang when you are Paw Pau Peas 1♦ short In s padei ami sure the queen of that ault, and the Pass Double Heilbl. 1 * queen o f spades wa* located. enough West found himself Pau Pass 34 2* West had only nine points on lend against Waldy’* two Pau Pass curable the spade suit. Hu spade contract. Opening lead— ♦ A would have passed tha hand He opened the ace o f dia­ mond* and continued with a] seven o f hearts. West won out without the queen. Bo second diamond to his part­ with the Jack and returned ■ Waldy played West for It and n er's king. East led bark tha |Inw heart. K ail's aes o f mad* the real o f the trleka. Thirty year* ago when NORTH (01 * K 101 V 1033 • «4 there were only a few real ex ­ (x/e JhaLOoMSM : Women hav# a name for he. lug extravagant. But some men enjoy throwing money around, too. This create a d if­ ficu lt problem for a wife, for the money he 10 freely spenda he considers hie own. Ono w if* tella me that sha pensive gadget or a suit hu doesn’t need— and all my pen­ ny-pinching aaving* are gone In ono reckless purchase. What In tha world can 1 do about ItT" DeBary Personals Miss Linda Smith of M ary­ land, Is spending i few weeks with her sister snd brother-inlaw, Mr. snd Mrs. Steve Hol­ loway, of DeBsry, Mr. and It Mrs. Francis Pe- zold o f Monroe Avenue cele­ brated their 10th wedding an­ By Ruth Millett Not much, I’ in afraid. Some yon don't have to he at home men dont want their money all saved—and if they can't sold on the Mm , th* lima you might tiy be getting a full-time or part- woman’ * tim* Job—and banking your penny-pinching la ao much paychtck every week. Tall your husband you Intend to wnatn! effort. put the money you earn aside Why don’t you atop rutting fo r th* future— and stick by corner* for swhll* — partic­ it. ularly when it msans doing If you can’ t hold down a Job without clothes for yourself, yourself and you can't get etc. f After ell, if the money your husband to see the Im­ ii going to be spent, anyway, portance on a fam ily's saving you might as well get eumu of for the future— there actually the benefits from it. isn't much you can do. If you have no children or Hut whatever you do, don’ t if they ar* at an age where nag about monsy. That w on't is constantly pinching pennies maka him Icsa extravagant. to mnka up for her hubsd.in'i One way to got rid o f your extravagances. 8 h a cornea resentment Is to stop being so from * thrifty fam ily and rigid a guardian o f th* fam ily want* the security o f a bank budget. Occasionally t r e a t account, But her husband be. yourself to something yuu live* in spending money a* want for your home nr your­ fast as h* can earn it. self. Pinching pennies while “ I shop thriftily1' ah* writes, your husband spend* freely 'and do without clothe* in wilt only breed bitterness and hopa that wa can aav* soma strife. money—end then my huiband goes out and buys lu n n exs niversary with a dinner at an Orlando restaurant with rata- Pick Tourney Site NEW YOBK (D P I) - The Uvea and friends. The anni­ versary fell on Thursday, Gordon Trophy tennis mat­ Aug. R. but they found Satur­ ches, an annual championship day evening suited them best. tor senior players represent th* United Slates and Can Mr. aod Mrs. J. Dent, for­ a<ia will be Staged at the Montebello, m er care takers o f the D e­ Seigniory Club, Bary Mansion House will be Quebec, Aug. 16-17. The U S. returning from Virginia to currently bold* th* team tro­ DeBary early In September. phy. WEDNESDAY P. M. lt:M (•) Brsrch for Tomorrow (I ) F ilher Know* B eil 11:11 ( ! ) field in « Llaht ( I ) Today 1:11 IS) Mld-DeF Report i t ) D e -te h e e l P taanlag (I) Mid-Fla. Report t t ) Ceaaldswe News 1 : » (Ii Dichetor Father ( I ) a isle Hews a W aa. (I) Oensral Hospital (I) Mlekls’s (laavst Ties* t il* tl) Lalfllm* t i l l ID As The Wert* Versa ( ( ) Csvisle X e a a s re * (I) Hid*FIs, New* ( I ) Mleksy Ureas Ukew 1:11 ID Leif lime ( I ) Weather end New* ID Fssewara t t ) CsrtoontUl* II) bar In Cnart ( I ) Tedsy M l ID Art Llnklstter (I) Jack U lan* Ukew (t) Jan* Wyman Pro* ( I ) America* H istory •sat*. ( I ) flat* I t e m Shew ( ! ) Th* Doctor* It) U n p o f I.esrntnc 1:11 I !) Lerstt* Yeung ( t ) Newt sad ta terrla w s II) The Millleaslr* ( I ) le y W i n ID Qetee fer a Dap (S) Cartoon Capers M l (2) You b oa ‘ 1 Bay ttt Learn Spanish ID Th* E J (t of Nlsht (I ) Wbe Da Ton Trust M l ID Celllapws** Haw* 1:11 II) Mitch Gam* ID Secret Blerm 4:11 ID Uak* Burn Fa# Daddy ( ! ) Wah* e f Merle* I D Millionaire 1:11 ID (D M l II) l:H (I ) ID 1:11 (D 1:11 (1) ID T V Tim e Previews pire. p.m. "Down W orld." NBC. E m ­ It’s There, (Color) a report horn London the dealing mainly with the city 's (Rerun) In skyline, artistic skills and Amsrteaa Neweals*4 Dsele Wak NBC News Best ef Oreaska Burfelda ■ Weather Skew Rurne A Alien YobI Bear typical television fashion, this satirists, with hardly ■ m en­ series decided it b id to get tion o f rid o f its femala liar*, Its te i scandals. It and demonstrates how, like most cities, London's senting a show built around— skyline is changing. 10:30-11 p.m. ABC. Focus you guested it—a woman. Sbe on America. “ Tha Mark of la Joanna Btrnei, a definite attraction detpiia tba casting M an." TV Station WJZ-TV, Baltimore, set out to show inequities. 9:30-10:30 p.m. NBC. The that a distasteful reputation Dick Howell Show. “ In Search (rum the past is a m isrepre­ In tha present. of a Son." (Rerun) An overly sentation labored m e s u g s bogs down Their lubject Is Hanten’ a Di­ (hit story somewhat but uni­ sease, known widely as lep­ formly good acting makes it rosy. The program dem on­ worthwhile. Dick Powell play I strates that the living death a distraught filh er who, after of d a yi gone by has been surhis w ife's death, Immerses planted by medical science with hop* and cu rei. himself In his work, and hit son (Dean htockwell) bellevei he It unconcerned over his i / | o N M « f c . r k ^ mother’s death and runs R l U l IN T H I A T R t sway. MX IIS TO * HINT — TiM 10-11 p.m. CBS. The Keefe 1st N a if T e Me Reeeala* D rasiflle Show. Julrs Munes Seaea* Skew thin has Just about becom e a Cam* K e lly •■non** regular on this show, h e'i Tkel Sewaesa been on so often. He ii back ra -H ii — l i a s o a t r • w a lk e* Ike w n a ■ la * ' again tonight along with J i b * r< * S * Felicia Sanders, a fetching female with a definite) way w an . » t h i n *. Carina* Per* a It*# with a tong. Them* tonight It -k T i . a x T t a . t i i n superstitions, spoofed by reg ­ LO O T f O X T I X B X T ■ O M in X IN t y te r * l « f ulars Ann n. Davis, Rocky Grailsno, Noella Adsm and llrssselle. 10:30 11 p.m. NBC. Report from Ixrndon. Here's a new twist, or an old one, depend­ ing on your point of vi«w . T oy* From TOT COMAL RITZ NOW * W ED . Jom M foqn ' ’JOHNFORD [M K N g G Relax on the direct highway Rides 4 Winners SARATOGA SPRINGS, raw’° NEW YORK N. Y. (U l’ I) — Bob Ussery, the leading Jockey at tha cur­ rent meeting Just s i b e w si at Aqueduct, booted h om e four more winners ■( Sara­ toga Monday. Ussery scored wKh Restless NaUv (13.60) in the second race, Prrtinax ($25 40) in the fifth, 1-nus llil* dy (17.20) in the sixth and Guyna Bing (111.10) in the ninth. AND Jioitoii Y0M M IA M I IraMOttFHlA I s ALTIPOS* THAHWAYS NEW EAST COAST ROUTE/ GO jwASHIdGTON IICMKMB TV RENTAL • Bair* • Srrvic* J SSlflCH rmiitviiu Seminole T V FA 1-4920 Zenith Color TV Bale* 1600 Sanford A r*. EARLY AMERICAN FURNITURE AT REVOLUTIONARY PRICES I rioti net I MCU0KVII.lt H n ™«tAhOO st. rmsssunu TW. r tlL UlAUMSOAU HUM NEW EXPRESS THRU SERVICE Easiest travel on earth One Way Praia Sanford (ai VAH-0 officer* wives bridge 77:30 p. m. Home of Mrs. James dtGanshl. "(tv 5_i t • H i 1i FOREVER O NLT — f E li! 7 Ik "10k r j ' i / ffrusA on One*. . . L w i for Uoniht Wieboldt's CAM ERA SHOP 210 8. PARK AVE. 121.20 ........ ... ....... I 6.S3 ....................................... , ___ 139.13 TRA1LWAYS L IV IN G R O O M O U T F IT . . . in sn/^tshots t U/'in at “ vQwi^m«-nl • him ........______ HUS TERMINAL CORNER PA UK A 2nd ST. - J u m tM zfc ✓ |31 A3 WASHINGTON Thru arnica over 3 hours faster aHAM! „ Over I hour faster BOSTON •teak dinner, CPO club. VAH-1 officer* wives, pot­ luck dinner, bom* of lira . L. A. 3(u*grovt. .......... NEW YORK ...................... Faster thru urrrice, 3 trip# daily Easy Way to Kill Ants and Roadies Saturday, Aug. II ' T ilt Titt ( t ) C h a n e l • Ntwvroaaa Friday, Aug. 23 ' C iln M ia WEDNESDAY A. M. • :M M l till til* M l vlsar (!) w h ip iim f i l l III W aller tSilS (I ) Mar Tear R e oak (I) 1 U f a User 11 :M (t> Dec. Bride !!:•• tt) Ana Bothers I k s * i l l r u n ia R tfkt II) T H UlCeya lt:M (I) Fr* All-atar Batakall (•> Pita 3 Olsdy* t l) M i n Ksya !!« :• (« ) New* It) All lia r Baseball I l i M (I) Ernie Ford Show (I ) Lev* of Life I t ) C h a n t) • Thestae I liM ( I ) Tsalt* Shew a a • It <t> Prevent News •:•* ( t ) avert* 1:11 ( ! ) NSW* ( t ) o rb it T:«* ( I ) Kernel* ( I ) Weekly 1:30-9:30 Hate to write letters? .Send one dollar to ABBY, Box IHltiS, Beverly Hills, Calif , for Ahbv's new booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." tt llt (i) CD. C Hews ABC Beyova W a re * r * * * a * f m u -n*. a*e*rt O rtal Beattie** AtlaalM W Mtaav averts Pieter# I d . Csaiaieat Oueeiwsrd He W eslh tr W esiaer Immediately followed by p r e ­ European COMING EVENTS Thursday, Aug. II if I give you more information you’ll find an emergency to call me back and spoil my vacation." What do you say to a man like that? FED UP Marti* New* Xld-PIA. Plaat R * . v«rt riport* Final Weather H ollyw eei M arl* J O H N S T O N 'S N O - R O A C H : S im p ly b ru sh J o h n a to n ’ o N o-R oa ch on etblnata to co n tro l cockioach as. on silla to stop an ti. Colorless, odorless coa tin g stays affective fo r m onths. N o need to m ove dishes o r breath e harm ful sprays. Remember) Na-Reach means as reaches. W IN N D IX IE FO O D STORES • • • • Warm B row s Upkotalsry Fabric Large Winghark Bofa-Brd W iagbatk Chair with Ottomaa 3 Geaain* Mapl* Table* — X Cocktail aod 2 Rtep-Knd Tahir* 2 Mapl* Table Lamp* EASY TE KMH — OPEN FBI DAT NIGHTS FA l - U l l DeRAUY, FLA. TERMINAL 1236 W . U lU ltC II ST.. DaDAItY T R A IL W A Y 5 JNf SUFff-UJff or IHI MW SUHK-HIGHWAU M ATH ER of Sanford Sanford’i Only Air Conditioned Furniture Stora 203-09 E. 1st ST. FA 2-09S3 - ; �0 SIDE GLANCES Legal Notice LA W I A B N JKFFKRSON A T A H O A R D U F B IKSURAJVCB COMPACT, a corporatism P la la tm , MARY FTOft known CHRTSTtNB KOOTJCWRIOHT, aoiaaltmaa aa CHRWT1MK B 0 g l b s t o n t r i u o i i T , a w idow , and JOILN ROBERT W RIO H T and LKAOKA B. W RIO H T, bla Wlta, D efendants, a o r ir w c p h b jp cowee CHAl U BOOYBHOOB6. NOUVe GOT , TO h a n d rr l TOTHArauy. \ x j r-imn, n c ANYWAV. By K ateO u n n TIZZY [ A PEPOtlY >■ THAT J MRDITHMS T WANTS IN > THE ■* ( m o r h ih s COOKIE, Vi ILL YO J TYPE TWO C O P IES OF THIS , s>---------- - FO R M E ) , - / au rr TU B STATU OP FLORIDA— T o i Mary C h rltllra E aalaa. toa W rlaht Ilroaahton Btala H oap lu t • M organtown. North C aro. II aa John Hobart W rlah t R oa la J ItH.lla. Taiaaaaat Laaona B. W rlah t R oot* 1 Ilalla, Tannaaaaa Y oa art hereby a ollfla d that a antt hat baan ntad aaalnat f o g la tba a b o r t ontltlod cau io; and that yoa ara haroby required to d lo you r aaawoy w tti tha Ctork o f Ihla Court, and to aarra a copy thoroof upon tha plain , t i ff or pla la tlira attoraoy, whoaa n m i and addraaa la: Fraam iK KJcbardsna A Wataon TU Barnott B aak Building Jacksonville, Florida, n ot lalar tbaa Aaptambar Ilth, A.D. 1*41. If you fall to do aa, daeraa pro confaaao wilt ba anltred aaalnat you for tha rollaf de­ manded In Iht com plaint. The natura o f aald suit b e ­ in g aa action o f IntarpUador relating to the prnconda o f carlain pwlk-iee o f Innuranca upon tha Ufa o f V irgil Jamat W rlaht, deceased. Wltneaa my hand and tha aaal o f aald Court at Sanford, Florida, Ihla l ib day o f AugUlt. A.I {A R A D Arthur H, Beckw ith. Jr., Clark o f the Circuit Court By Martha T. Vlklan Deputy d a r k amen, Rlchardaoa A W atIng Jacksonville, Puhllaht Aug. 3. l i l t . C D L -ll A L E X ANDEW . W IL L YO U a o d U P T H IS C O L U M W s «—t OP f lO U H 6 3 ;----- ‘ IN TMC CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E NINTH J « D I I 1 t L CtCC i r r IN AND FOR BEBINOLK COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY NO. 11140 W n fC HIIIK FRD RR AL HAVINF lit AND LOAN ARSOCIATIUN. a Federal Having* and Loan Aaaorlallon amletlng un­ der tha lawa o f tha United State* o f America, Plalatlff. YMUFf rOUtS/ P P T W M R MNTUM • RMtS SARIY ( LARAS IKDIAU t m i MX SBT7UK* OM 7 7 AUW* THIS(WIKI c *mv» CURE^OUm OP THAT V IK TDLDVOJ m o t . rw kauuoopf Ime a io w d i 4-0 TfARS A60T3MAKB f DTUSVILLf-CAM PRTVBHAY#. W H O * M l M MAX* A K A L STILL5CMTW10 THRU l FOR 33U TO TAX* THATSCRUl fhLAITTDl 1 USTOIT. AFTER roem.jp i oar "A \ a n m u tf CARNIVAL ALL Wflwr, AM* pur a o m . thats a m - OTHER.OME OF MUSH­ ROOM, DII9 MllfilC Of- MXIRti ” WELL, I’VE BEEN U3IN1 WILL BE THE SELT WHATTJ \ CHARLEY, Bill I THING OUR 'GOUND9 WUR J BEUEVE I D f VS OF THE (WY* PROtiRAM, NAME . \ RAIHLR HE I W EVER fUT O U T / ____I ANYWAY/ ] CALLED WILUE /V I THINK IT CtOEB , =». i SEDER W ill! 1 GUESIl IT p o e a .. WOODEN WHISTLY, ■ PONT W U / ' By Dick Turner PIZZA ...AND ft; lhanca North 14‘ IT'IS'* West for a distance o f 1*1.)) R ; lhanca North Sl’ SQ'tU* W att fo r a d is ­ tance o f 1 )4 4 ft. la th* point nf beginning, a ccord in g In the plat there­ o f aa recorded In Plat Rook 11. P *a * 44, Pub Ito Record* of Sem inole C ou n ­ ty. Florida. TorM5THF.lt W IT H : Jerk son (Is* Hot W ater Heater. Modal C 31), Serial ITHI. DONE AND O RD ERED at Sanford. County o f Samlnola, Hlala o f Florida, thla Ith day nf August, I ttL (SEAL) llua. Arthur H. Beckwith. rr GOT!) PRE ItY WELL WITH •VWNDERniU.TDOf Lego! Notice NOTICR la » « r t f I l» « th a t I a a n n H l» » » l * HIM a t 1T-H. l a u w o r f , Saw laola C oaatr, Florida. M l w r u t c u r ta . i u b U a fle tltlo a t Baaea af. W itt* - IB T H B MATTBR OF T H U A W A Y BAR. aad that T IntanA ADOPTION OF DANIEL J A ta raalatar aald aama w ith W it APPLEBY BY K EITH & tha Clark a f tha Circuit CourL HODOEN. ■aaalaota Coaatr. Florida, lr. accordance w llh tha p f * d . alaaa a f tha Flatltloaa S . w TCI T h on a a H. i M t f t f , Statutes, to-w lt: Sectloa M l.at whoaa raaldenea la u n ­ F lorida Statute* HIT. known and whoaa m ailin g W at ARTHUR MILLER, addraaa la earn nf M /V RICHARD BURNS, Cal Aaro, Show Broth am Chipping Company, P ort Everglades Station, P o rt B rora lad ta, Florida, K otlcu 1* harthy ylra a th at a aw ora paltlloa haa baaa n t b b c r u c c r r c o r u r o f Mad In Iht Circuit Court, thb u r n s H O M m r t k - Ninth Judicial Circuit o f F lo r . CT1T CP AND FOB SEMIN- Ida. In and fo r Samlnola Coun­ • LB COt.NTT, FLCB1DA. ty, In Chancary, w hortln P o ll. r s i t c n r »« . w an Itonar Kalth II. H odatn aaaka TU B BOSTON FIV* CENTS to adopt a cartaln whlta mala SAVINOC BANK child, t••wlt: O aoltl Jaaoa Plalatlff, Apptaby, Ihtaa praaanta ara to eauaa and require you to HA RTON a. DTNB HALM, b# and appear bafora tha formerly known aa MARION abora atylad court on tha Jrd B. DYNE, at at o f September, lr t l, than Defendant*. day and thtre to thuw eauaa. If t s n r a c r arrr n • any If you can. why tha re ­ MOBTHABB FCBBCLCUYBB quest of the Petitioner herein TUl OLBNN B. SBTC1IFIBI.D abould not bo granted. Bad OLORIA . M. SBTCHHerein fall not otaa a Da­ FIELD, bln wira eraa Pro Confaaao will ba en­ BBSIDBNCBi UNKNOWN tered aaalnat you and tha AND TOt Alt partita claiming causa pru. *d ex parte. by. eaenaah tin'VliSaiJis il ■* hr.’*'! dor or arntnot tha afore- d a l aeal aa Cl. k o f (ho c i r ­ aald paraonp cuit Court. Ninth Judicial C ir­ Y o u ARB htrahy a ollfla d cuit o f Florida, la and fop Samlnola County, Florida, th is Ilth day o f July, I H I. (SKA LI Arthur If. Beckwith. Jr. L ot 19. Block "I T . COUN­ Clark of Circuit Court T R Y CLUB MANOR, UNIT D y: Martha T. Vlhltn NO. 1. according to tha Dapuly Clerk plat tharaof aa racorded K arlyla Houaholdor In Plat Rook 11, Pag# Attorney for Petitioner **, Public Record* o f 3cm* P. O. Box 14) Ineda County. Florida Sanford, Fla. haa baan filed agalnat yoa In Publtah July It A Auf. #, II, tha abora-alytad aull, and you A 10, 1)11. ara required to eerra a ropy CDK-111 of you r Anawer o r other Pleading to tha Complaint on t<i t h e r i R c r r r r o r i r r o f P la in tiffs attornaya. A.VPER- T U B NINTH JUDICIAL C t k . N- r t r r i t a n d t o r i r . a i t . SON, RUSH, DEAN. LOW ---------DKH ....... ...... A van ..... dan HERO.. IIS 01,R COUNTY. FLORIDA. Raat Central Aranua, Orlando, CHANCERY NO, I D M Florida, and fit* tha original RIN IH I.OM RM Anawar o r other Pleading In o r teniirti ttiR lha o ffic e of lha Clark o f lha E R IE C O U N T Y SAVINTJC Circuit Court on or bafora BANK a Naw York C orpora­ lha Ilth day o f September, tion I H I. I f you fall to do ao, a P la in tiff daeraa pro confaaao w ill be V* taken agalnat you fo r the re­ PA ITT, V. FUKRT and JUDITH lief demanded la tha Cum- H. FUKUI, hla wife plaint, D efendants Thle Notice ahatl ba pttbN O Tirtt DP MOMTUAUH tlehed once a weak fur four FORRt’LODI UK coneacutlva weeks In tho San­ SALE RY CLERK ford llarald. Notlca la hereby given pur­ DATKP thla Sth day a f suant to a Final Decree n f August. 1HI. F-recIne'ir- deled August Ith, (ARAL) !) < !, and entered In Chancery A rthur H. Beckw ith, Jr. Caen No. 11141 or tha C ircu it d a r k of Circuit Court Court of tha Ninth Judicial By Martha T, Vlhltn Circuit In and for Samlnola D apuly Clerk County, Florida, wherein E rie ANDP.IIAON. RUSH. DEAN. County Sarlnga Rank la P lain ­ LUWNDBS A van den BKIIO tiff and PAUL V. FUKRI and Atlornaya and Cuuneellora A t JUDITII II. FUKRI, hla w ife, Uw aro Dafrndants. I will aall to t il Eaet Central Roulavard tha hlghaet and beat bidder Poet Ufflce Una Sill foy caeh at tha front d o o r o f ORLANDO, FUFRIDA tho Samlnola County C oa rtTalaphona 141-4411 houaa la Sanford, Samlnola Pubtlahl Aug. II. It. ST, Sept. County, Florida, at HiOO A.M. 1. 1H1 on tha D rd day o f Auguat, o u t —IS IMS the follow ing daicrlbed property aa eat forth la aald ■n t h e r m e u r r r m r t o f Final Dr.-rea. to-writ: TIIR NINTH JUDICIAL CIR. L ot 11 n f B lo c k 1*. HAST. C irr, IN ANt) FOR BEHIN­ II FI () n K KUIIDIVUIIOM, DI. *: r n r v r v . F l o r id a UNIT NO. SIX, a ccording CHANCRRY Net 13KI3 MORTftAliM PORUCLOPURR rorded In Plat Rook II, TIIM PRUDENTIAL INHUR. Pagea II and I), PuMI* ANTE COMPANY O F AM ER­ Rernrda o f Samlnola Coun­ ICA, a saw Jeraey aorpnraty. Florida, legather with tha fo llo w in g Iteme o f property which ara located In and permanently Inatallid aa a part e f the Improvement* on aald land: H im * O U T KLHCTRR1 DIU»P-IN RANtIK Mmlel 1*T It FISH Serial 111)2 TOi ItOlIKIlT LEO IlIDKN LUX A IRK II KATE It Mod. and RUTH ARVRI-LA B it ). tl IIDTM4H1 RN. hla wife, whoaa realLI'X AIliK AIR OONDIdenra 1st Model CA24 TIONKIt Charily Church Road Serial JIIC22 Pun go, Prlnctee Anna D eled Ihla 1th day a f A u g­ County uat. 1)41. Virginia Ilearh. Virginia (SEAL) and whoaa Pust O ffice ,and Arthur H. Beckwith, J r , m ailing addraaa la: Clerk Circuit Court R.F.P. No. I. B o i HP B y: Martha T. Vlhltn prlnctee Anna, Virginia, Deputy Clark lttlf DANIEL J. leiPKVRB ef TOtJ ARE H EREBY NOT!- W A RIIIUIC, CAIUI ILL A L *. FIND (hat lha Plaintiff, TH E FEVEK PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE IT# West Fairbanks Avenue COMPANY OP AMERICA, a P. 0 . Ilni ITI New Jertey corporation, h a t W inter Park. Florida Instituted suit agalnat ROB­ Attorney for P la in tiff ERT LEO IUDEN and JUfTH Publish; Aug. 11, IH I. A R VELLA HlIiEX. hla wir*. c m - id In lha Circuit Court o f th* Ninth Judicial C ircuit In nnd IN THE CIHCt tT (I I I IIT OF for Samlnola County, Florida, T H E BTH JUDICIAL ( T H U l i r Chancary No. 1111); th* na­ n r P L O R in t. in a i d r a n ture ef th* salt I* to fo re ­ ■ KMIkOl.K t'UUNTY, close that carlain m ortgage IN CHANCERY. No. I M S which ancumbara tha fo llo w ­ FLORIDA MORTOAdE A S E . ing described property situ ­ PURITIES COMPANY, a F lor­ ated and located In Samlnola ida corporation, County, Florida, to -w lt: Lot 4. IILOCK II. WOODMERE PARK INI) R E ­ FLAT, according to plat “Om * D id, I thought you’ d be e ru y about Jimmy— .... . . . . L. . . a* — * I a m I lu ss e siU 1* agalnat Jams* t . Rowing and Alice I - ttowlee, lita wire, who may be dead, and all parlies h aving nr llalmlna to have any rltthl, till* nr Interest In tha property described herein. Y. mi ami each o f you. are hereby ordered and required to serve a copy o f you r an ­ swer or other pleading to th* Complaint, filed In tha above styled cause, on KURTZ A COOPER. *0) Mslropulltan Hank llulldlng. Miami, F lo r. Ida. H i l l , attornaya for pla in , tiff, and to file lha original thereof In the o ffice o f the Clark of the Circuit Court o f tha Ninth Judicial Circuit o f Florida, In and for Seminole c c o a job , « N._ coNStpewtio WHAT WE FOUND. . . . - - . r f Till'd IS IT, MACOIG...OKA PlOTt F. LET'S GET CUT ——I OF Htkfcl ------- - • D4*oaa* (sufUa) ID Church las) larftxpnf p 'VbO CAM D C P C MO O M r r -H A f t O W O O K AM O GOO O L U C K A R K tW lA JS HC1D TVfM AMf AtPFED ^ KIDNAPING of M iss M c t M -r m o a r r WHO THEY A R C . M CHRYSLER A1RTEMP ROOM AIR CONDITION EUR CALL FA 2 8321 Southern A ir 2S13 Park Dr. Air Cwaditioclac Raat • Rafriitraliac rr : Ce * ^ 5 : Notlca Hanford llarald, a nawapapar published In Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida, one* each weak for four conaacuUv* w eak* WITNESS lha band o f tha Clark o f the Circuit C ou rt Samlnola County, Sanford. F lo­ rida. thla 1th day a f Auauat, 1)41. (S13AJ,) Arthur II. Backw lth. Jr. Clerk of lha Circuit Court Samlnola County, Florida By: Martha T. Vlhlsn Deputy Clark GURNET. QURNET * HANDLET 141 Nartk M agnolia Avonu* Orlando, Florida Attorney* for th* Plaintiff Publish; Aug. I), 30, : f , u„pt. 1. 1*4). C D L -tL An Invaitment, not an «gpcnit. Call PA 2-M12 lor expert edvice on a Hcrtld idvcrUeini eim paijn. •lay ©t 1)41, oth erwise, th* allegation* o f *a!4 Complaint w ill be taken at confessed by each o t you Thla caose, wharaln, Florida Mortgage A Securities Com­ pany la plaintiff, and Jam .a L llnwltt and Alice I . flo w lea, bla wife, ara dafandanta, was Inalllulad for th* pu r. pot* of foreclosing a m ort­ gage encumbering th* fo llo w ­ ing described property In H»tnInula County, Florida, to -w llt Lot 11. Illock II. W K A - �rt#S£r*_ . Your Herald A d Is A Sales Representative W elcom e In Every Home. Dial F A 2 -5 6 1 2 Classified Phone 322-5612 i . « <• f lit * In the above etyltd court h r ROBERT I* HODGES for the e lo p tlo n o f DONNA MAE MAIIT IN. a minor, bjr the petitioner, ROBERT I. HOD­ GES, ami you are r*<iulr«U to aerve a cop y of your aniw er er o b jrctlon e to *howr cauie w h y aald petition ehould not be arante.t on the attorneys fo r tho petitioner, Andrew* a Sm athert. 1«S North Oranae Avenue, Orlando. KlurUm. and file the origin a l In the office o f the C ltrk o f the Circuit C ourt In and for Semlnol* C ounty; Sanford, Florida, on e r before Sept. 13 th. IMS. Herein fall not, o f decree pro con feeto w ill be entered agaln*t you. W ITNESS my hand and the eeal o f tha Circuit Court In S an ford, Florida, this Ith day o f Auguat, t its , tS G A l.) A rthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk lly Martha T. Vlhleti Drputy Clerk A N D R E W S A SMATHKK8 A ttorn eye fur TetUluner MS North Orange Avenue Orlando, Florida P u b llih l Aug. 11, SO. IT. Sept. < • « • j. ms. C’ D t-JS IT T ill: CIIU I IT COC 1ST, ji m e m , n n r t 'i T ns- ST.OH III % IT VVIS FOII • SISIIVULK COL.TT1, I 'll VVCKHT TO. SOM* KKDF.RAt. NATIONAL MORT­ GAGE ASSOCIATION. n in t h Plaintiff, O < * ! 4 O 4/ € 1. I .oat & Found 2. Notices - personal* 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals O ffice 204 W . First 8. Beach Rentals DEAD Li;<K» 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tue*., thru Fri. - 2 P. U. day 11. Beal Estate Wanted before Insertion. Moo. • S a t 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans soon. 14. Insurance STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tue*., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wantetl before in ter Goa. Moo. - Sat. 17. Male Help wanted 18. Help Wanted RESPONSIBILITY: 19. "'tnations Wanted The Herald will not tie re­ 20. -.bysi tiers sponsible for m ore thin oae 21. -utility Salons Incorrect Inaertion of your ad, 22. Build • Paint - Repair and retervea the right to re­ 23. Building Materials vise or reject any edvertise- 24. Electrical Services a t s t fre.-n -h i* , ordered <o 25. Plumbing Sarvlcaa conform $* the policies o f this 26. Radio & Television P*per. 27. Special Services 28. Luumlry Service 29. Automobile Service Legal Notice 29A. Auto Accessories r x t h s : c m c i r t t i n h t o r 30. Machinery - Tools T i l l : XIXTH J l UIIT.4L I IR . n iT it t x n r o « i r a i v . 31. Poultry - Live stock o t . c c n t 'X T T . r m n i n x 31 A. Pets i\ i i i x x r r i t r .t o . i n ; 32. Flowers - Shrubs IS UK: ADOPTION BT ROBKRT 33. Furniture L. HODGES O f DONNA 34. Articles For Sale M AR MARTIN. * minor. 31-A Swap or Exchange NOTICE a r r i RLU'ATlO.T o r ri:T «T iiiT 35. Articles Wantetl i ’ iih A iiiir r io T 56. Automobiles - Trucks FO i I.EO MARTIN 3544 Central Avenue 37. Boats - Motors Han D l.g o , California TOU ARE HEREBY NOTf. 38. Motorcycles - Scooters H ED that a petition hat been 39. Trailers - Cabanas t 0 CLASSIFIED INDEX A I . L o o t & Foum d LOST: Gray 4 Cat. Reward. 0972. while 31al« Call FA 2- LOST: 2 Stceri, one brahma, one brindltf. Vicinity Five PolnU. Lake Mary. Notify 322-4338. FOUND: 2-0520. Key on chsln. FA 2. Noticed • Personals VACUUM CLEANER repair*, parts, supplies far EltTtrolux, Kirby, Hoover, AirWay, R ex-Air etc. Free pickup. New and Used cleaners sold. FA 2-2282. 3. Education - Instruction 6. For Rent FURN. Apt. Cloie In. Phone FA 2-2800. Sbr Rsnforb Vrrilh Aug. 13, 1963 — Page 9 S W E E T !K !»1E 3 BEDROOM bouse, water softener. 193. a mu. FA 28231. Available Sept. 1. MODEST Lakefrunt Home. 13 Minute* Weit of Sanford. Kitchen equipment, carpet­ ed. Good swimming k fish­ ing. Plenty o f privacy and no noise. Very accurate for fam ily o f 4 k reasonable rental to responsible party wbo will agree to help maintain property. Avail­ able fur long term rental or lease. Stenstrom Realty CLEAN 1st floor Apartment. Private i-ntram-e Iivvi Pal. motto. THE TIM E TESTD FIRM 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 8123 6. For Kent EFFICIENCY Apartment on FURNISH ED apt*. Newly First St. Near 2 city free decorated, 601 Palmetto, parking kits and shopping F A 2-1374. stores. N o utility charges. Suitable for couple or sin­ RENTALS gle, also retired people. FURNISHED F A 2-4712. 2 Bedroom l Balh 873 00 Mo. 3 Bedroom 2 Hath with FlnrRENT A RED Ida Room Lease *130.00 Mo. Rollaw ay, Hospital k Baby UNFURNISHED Bed*. By D ay. Week, or Month 2 Bedroom 1 Hath 833.00 Mo. CARRO LL’ S FURNITURE 2 Bedroom 1 Hath 67 30 Mo. Ph. FA 2-5181 118 W. 1st St. 2 Bedroom 1 Bath 62.50 Mo. 3 Bedroom t Bath lio ou Mo. 2 BEDROOM furnished 3 Bedroom l Hath 80.00 Mo. apartm ent. FA 2-0041. 3 Bedroom 2 Bath 87.30 Mo. Bedroom H i Balh with W E NEED RENTALS Florida Boom 8123.00 Mo. Do you h ate a home, fur­ nished o r unfurnished, large 4 Bedroom 2 Rath with dish­ washer t disposal o r sm all that you want to Lease 3160 00 Mo. rent. If you do, call or stop by today for fast service. Leasing and property man­ agem ent services. REALTOR - I.NSUROR FA 2 4991 1919 S. French Ave. Steniper Agency 8. Bench Rentals 111 N. Park Ave. 322-2120 a 12. Real Eatate For Sale 2 BEDROOM country home on beautiful shady acre of CLE A R E D Lot tor side. 370’ land in Paolo. Recent death x 200' corner Bay k E. 4th, in fam ily furces sale at re810,500 CA SH or TERMS. ^ iu r e d price of $6500. Con­ F A 2-0221. ta ct Jim Hunt Realty Seminole Realty FA FA 1901 Park Avenue FA 2-3232 anytime O ffice Night 2324 Park Dr. •» At torneye fur Plaintiff P, O. Draw er Z Sanford, Florida Publish July io. Aug. I. U, 1", 1 *<S l ir a - .11 The HERALD W an t Ads. 2-2111 2-0644 323-0700 Sanford, Fla. Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty 2 ROOM furnished Apartmsnt. 111 N. Park A ve. 322 2420 *55, Includes water k elec­ tricity. FA 2-8541. IM MEDIATE Occupancy, two 3 bedroom model Homes. SPACIOUS Home. Ho*e Court. LAIN Enterprises, Inc. 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. 8135 mo. Higblaud Ave. Longwuod. Ph. FA 2-0219 or FA 2 2378. T E 8-3911. HOUSE. Suitable far couple S-P -A -C -E or bachelor. 2606 S. Elm. fur the children in this big. FA 2-2307. shaded yard and right next to a lovely City park for AIR CONDITIONED BR. in m ore play activity. Three 3 !(m . furn. Apt. $63. mo. bedrootr, 2 bath house has I ll E. 6th St. FA 2 5786. separate dining room, CLEAN furn. Apt. 2617 Elm Florida roam, large, eat-in Ave. Near stores. No pets. and equipped kitchen, dou­ ble garage and fiber glass 2 BEDROOM unfurnished Du­ covered patio. Extra bon­ plex. Excellent location. uses are parquet hardwood Kitchen equipped. UXil B. floors, fireplace and oodles Elm Ave. FA 2-5391. o f closet space. Set the AIR-CONDITIONED 2 Bed­ ow ner at 1814 MeiioLviUe room House furnished on Ave. large lot. $8.1 month. FA 2ST. JOHN'S RIVER. Lake 6397. Harney. Furnished Camp lit BALL-BLAIR N. Park Ave. II. Insurance BABY altting FA 2-1212. RO BERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raym ond Lundquist, Asso FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg day or night. house 26. Radio St Television USED T .V . Seta 810 up. Ser­ TR A D E S5WJO Home equity v ice calls $2 00. Sanford AGENCY for llm iii'lr.iiler 2117 Sum* REALTOR INSI’Rmt T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford 218 S. Park Ave. FA 2-5611 | FA 2-1991 1912 S. French Ave, Ave. Ph. FA 2 9776. literlizz. FA 2 6377. Steniper Agency SWIMMING instructions, levels. FA 2 3332. Tractor, m owing, blade, sevup. FA Ill discing, 2-7664. 2 8 . A u t o m o b il e S e r v ic e Auto Glass, Tops k Seat Covers A U T O GLASS & S E A T CO VER CO. COMPLETE .Maternity ward­ robe. Size 10. $25.00, 822-9056 G. E. I RUNE H, good condi­ tion. $29 Standard Station. Dcilary. USED Chest Freezer. Hiawatha Ave. 2640 WANTED used FA 2 9778. T .V .’o. 36. A u to n o b ta BUYING A TOW m USED CART FINANCE IT WITH US • Low Interest Rates ♦ Low Monthly Faymeata FLORIDA STATE BANK 1956 CHEV. 1 dr. HT. R . 323-2740. A H. 1956 FORD Falrlane. 4 dr. R. A It. Auto., Power Steer, V-8, WSW. 322-1423. WANTED 4-door station wag* on not over *430. cash. FA 2 6637, '56 BUICK Century convert!* bile, excellent condition. $425. Call F A 2-8910. 1958 S1MCA. $250. Court SL F A 2-4820. 1405 1933 PLYMOUTH. Good con* ditlon. $73. 322-0627. 1959 VULKSWAGON Karmhut Ghia Sport Coupe. Lika new, 1403 Forest Drive. Ph, FA 2 3328. '37 CHEV. 210, 2 dr. Sedan, Completely rebuilt motor, stick shift. *393 cash. Phone FA 2-7690. .17. Boats • Motors BUY NOW at o r below wholt« sale prices from our entire stock of outfits before Aug, 18. Sample prices *1730 IS* Larson *1195. 17’ *1693 Cut* ter 81093. 8893 18' Sea Fury $593. $625 14' F a b u g lu s 8450. 3U ny others. Gator 16' Trailer 8150. 40 hp. ‘63 Evinrude D em o $450. Clear* once ia lo includes boat lot full o f used outfits greatly r e d u c e d . Exam ple: 13* Oweni $150. Terms. We are closing for vacation Aug. IS 'til -Sept. 3. lluy now and really save. Hobiun Sport* Ing Goods. Downtown San* ford. FA 2-3961. VICTOR—10 key Adding M l 39. Trailers • Cabanas chine. $50. Adm iral T.V. 17“ SPORTSCRAFT '39, 30x10*. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8o32 lable m odel. $13. 1195 For­ 1 Bedroom , front kitchen, ALL WORK GUARANTEED est Dr. FA 2 3526. roomy, clean. Reasonable. 31-A Swap or Exchattgt Orlando 833-1842. A U T O GLASS IN S T A L L E D Senkarik Clans and Paint Company 210 Magnolia ill Bl'Y, -Sell A Trade Guns. Osteen Bridge Fish Camp k Gun Shop. If you need twerp, call FA 2-5612 and place a Bar* aid Classified. Ph. FA 2-4622 A. Pets SU M M ER SHETLAND PONIES FOR CHRISTMAS Pay each w eek k have yours paid for by Christmas. We will keep until Dee. 24 Also Saddles, Blankets, bridles & halters. After 3 FA 23179 or FA 2-3077. M INIATURE Dachshund Pup­ pies. 2 months old. Pedi­ gree. FA 2-7719. L1C.USTRUM 30 cents to »1S. Gray Shadows Nursery 4 mi. S. on Sanford Ave. VEGETABLE plants. See Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store, 2nd and Sanford Ave. 33. Furniture FREK ESTIMATE Upholitering A Mattress renoveting. New k Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. FA I-IUT. Tents, tarpi, lockers, paint, work clothe*, Army Nevy gunfnnl fla il i '! H A V E ’ 1■ n Quality Used Cars! V<8 Automatic Tran*., Power Steering k Brakes, Radio, Heater, A ir Conditioned 1962 Ford Gnlaxic 500 2 Dr. Hard Top, V-8, Radio, Heater, ,Air Conditioned FC.1-70A 1662 Ford Fairlune 5IH) 4 Dr. Sedan V-8 Automatic Tran*., Radio, Heater PJ’JJ g 1961 Old-smohilc 4 Dr. Hard Top V-8, Automatic T ran *, Radio, Heater, Power Steering 1961 Ford Fairlane 500 Town Sed. V-8 Aulom atic Tran*.., Radio, Healer (71-91A 1961 Ford Country Sedan 6 Cyl , Automatic T ran *, Radio, Hester, Padded Dash And V i-or 1961 Ford Falcon Kanch W agon 6 Cy l , Automatic T ran s, Radio, Heater 1960 Ford Fairlune 500 2 Dr. Sedan Standard Tran*.., 6 Cylinder, Radio, Heater (1-96.\ 1959 Chevrolet BelAlr 4 Dr. 6 Cylinder, Standard Tren*.., Radio, Heater 13-92 A 1959 Ford Country Sedan V-S. Autom atic T ra n s, Power Slrerlng Radio, Healer, Air Conditioned 31. Articles For Sale Tin B U \ p N O W r a. l t d 1962 Ford T-Bird Hard Top 33. Flowers • Shrubs kept. GOVERNMENT 21. Iteauly Sajomt OWNED HOMES FOR a real bargain in a Cut ’ N Curl Beauty Shop home buy. sec our selection Cold wave special $6.95. Simp of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom, 1 now has special facial and 2 bath iKime* that are booth servlet*. Hair sty­ available for Immediate o c­ ling, skin analysis facials, cupancy. These home buys m anicure, pedicure. Cali are priced below market for evening appt. value. You can purchase a 318 Palmetto Ave. __Government Owned Home Phone-door (1 ) 322 U634 for as little as »loo uo n, ’“ T i.bu i! .h u r i f j h.j. j $550 M) down. Monthly pay­ ments that Include every­ 22. Build • I'a ln t • Repair thing start a* low as $16 00. Sem i-Retired Carpenter For complete information Small Repairs — Painting on any Government Owned Phone FA 2 7963 Hume, See your FIIA A VA PR O PE R TY MANAGE­ I’ lunihing fy*r\lreH MENT BROKER. SAN­ PLUMBING FORD AREA. JIM HUNT Contracting Repairs R E A LTY , 2521 Park Drive. FR E E ESTIMATES Sanford, Florida. Phone R. L. HARVEY FA 2-2118, FA 2 <oWI. 323204 Saniord Ave. FA 2-3363 0700. BEDROOM frame Osteen. FA 2-2061. 35. A rikka Waatatf ROOFING FA 2 4182. Sell Ua Your PuniRure. Quick Service With tho Cash. Child Care, r A 2-274. SUPER TRADING POST FA 20677. REFINED , experienced in gen. o ffic e , bookkeeping WANTED rename couple to typing, receptionist and take up monthly payments cashier. TE 8-iU'J, Cassel­ of $13.50 on 3 complete berry. tooma of furniture. Cali TE 8 1311, Caaselberry, col­ REBECCA wants S days or lect. part time work. Good ref­ erences. Call alter 3 p m U**d furniture, appliance*, FA 2-1521. tool*, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry's Mart 215 Sanford BABYSITTING. FA 26120. Ave. Ph. FA 24132 322 2420 CHILDREN CO UNTRY HOMES Large 4 bedroom home on 2 iota at only $4,500. 3 bedroom borne with 7 setts bind at $7,950. 3 bedroom homo with 5 acres at $12,500. Phone us for details, . Articles For Sale T.V. CONSOI.ES Motorola, new picture tube ................................. 879.93 Phllco, new picture tube ................................ 87993 Silvertone, new picture tube ................................ *90.93 T.V. PORTABLES RCA . . . . . . . . . 849.93 Sales 4 Service G .E ....................................... *39.93 G. H. HIGH REFRIGERATORS Crosley *99.93. New Paint. 17M W. 1st St. Saafard Ph. FA 2-3M3 Coldspot *9095. New Paint. 1 G.E. Double door. New SIDEWALKS, drivew ays, pa­ P»tnt........................... 8149.93 tios, etc. Free estim ate. Pb. Leonard 899.93. New Paint 322-3308, Frigldairc *29.95. It works. 1 Norge ............................. *49.93 Will trade on these or 85.00 down delivers any used apSEMINOLE Jk VOLUSIA pliince or T.V. Call Bob Repair o r New o r Vergil at Goodyear. FA Any Type 2-2121. 333 W. 1st St. Contract o r Hour BONDED ROOFING CO. With purchase o f Blue Lus­ tre. rent Electric Carpet 668-5759 DEBARY Shsmnooer for only t l ner day. C arroll* Furniture. SMITH Atr-CoadtUoa Refri­ geration service. All work PAYM ENTS on guaranteed. Very reason­ ASSUME popular make xig sag, auto­ able In price. Day FA 3-7434 matically make* button Night FA 2-2069. holes and dial for fancy LAWNS Renovated - Aerate stitches. Guaranteed. Five Rem ove Thatch • Chinch payment* o f $6.90 or $30 Bug Spray (VC-13) • F«rUcadi. FA 2-9411. •ie—Ph. FA 2-4244 MANSFIELD LAWN SER. HOUSEHOLD tale. $1.00 to $30. 907 W. 20th. 8 a.m. to WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, 4 p.in. SPRINKLER SY’ STEMS All Types and Sizes SPECIAL — Freah cage Eggs. We Repair and Service Come &. get 'urn. 2739 Coun­ STINE try Club Rd. llirkca Egg Machinery and Supply Co. Factory. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 26U2 1 SOLI* nil tho used Air-Con­ ditioner*, So I've ulaiilied Air-Conditionin\ g prices on all the new one*. S ’ C . H. b . pope c o „ IN Come get ’ em . A1 Lyon. 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 Sanford Electric. CHARMING 3 bedroom. 2 SENIOR Citizens may quali­ fy fo r Life or Hospital In­ bath, Florida Room, for­ surance to age 73. Fred J. mal livlnc room with fire­ Harris FA 2-7950 for appL place, 2 car garage plus many extra features. A bet­ ter home offering spacious, 15. llusinettH Opportunity gracious living in an excep­ FOR LEASE. Attractive, well tional location. Priced low located SERVICE STATION. with ideal financing. South­ M ajor oil Co.1Has opportun­ ward Investment k Realty, ity for Service Station deal­ 116 N. Park Ave., Phone: er. Excellent profit poten­ FA 2 9173. tial. Plenty of room. PAID TRAINING k financing NEW 2 Story House. 4 Bed­ available. Ph. FA 2-0343. room s, IV* baths. Large liv­ ing room A dining area, 17. Male Help Wanted den, patio A brceirway. G arage, On IV* lots in Lake SEMI-ltETIItED MAN. W it kins route is available for M ary. Cenlral heating duct­ this area. Many semi-re ed for Air Condition. $15,900. tired men now earning FA 2-6336. $60.90 to $l30.0o per week. 2 BEDROOM CB House. Kit­ Also have one full time chen equipped. Car|»irtc, Route available. For inter utility. Large corner lot. view in your area, write 1333 EHiott Ave. Near Ball Mr. M cGarlty, Box 627, W illliton, Florida, Park. Phone FA 2-2D6I or FA 2-2324. M EC A N IC A LLY Inclined man to leern recapping. Kegu NEW HOMES lar w ork. O. K. Tirs Stores. Wo are pleased to offer two new homes in Lake Mary 2413 French Ave, for im mediate sale. A very attractive 2 n R , IVk bath 18. Help Wanted home with built in kitchen HEAL ESTA TE broker or can be your* for $4.'mS down. aale* person — licensed Total cost only 89950. Also only —• top flight posi­ a new 3 BR, lVk bath home tion with ■ local office — with ducted air condition­ worth 810,000 to 816,000 ing and heating. Only $12,first year. Call Orlando 0(« with FHA or conven­ collect, G A 2-1671. tional linancing. Better ace these today. 18. S i t u a t io n * W a n te d YicUuly of Food Fair. Ad­ joining tot available too. FURNISHED I A 2 Bedroom ults. FA 2-0702. Call Owner at 349-3191 Apartment. 355 X $‘>5. New­ (G en ev a), ly decorated. Quesnel Apt. D UPLEX Apartment. 2 Bed­ room furnished. 201 E. RIVERFRON T HI DEAWAY 7. 404 E. 14th St. 322 8194. 27 th St. FA 1 6177. LOCATED in tiie Center of Efficiency Apt. 830 Mo. up. SHAD and BASS fishing un Surplus City. 201 W 1st. 3 BEDROOMS, 2 bath home. the Beautiful Si. John* Riv­ Kitchen equipped. I.urge er. A I960 lu'x35' Aluminum V U R N 1 S II E D Apartment. H u. Room it Patio. 10J E. . T railer completely furnish­ Clean and close in. Jimmie Dated tula -Slit day o f July. Onora Rd. FA 2-5137. ed on Large Lot. Trailer, A D. t i l l . Cowan. 333-4013. ISEALl Lot, and Hide-Away with HOUSE FOR RENT Arthur H Be k w ith .’ Jr.. restful quietness and pri­ 4 BEDROOMS, 2 Baths, airClark o f Circuit Court My: J*«n K. Wilke, vacy may Inyours for conditioned. Kitchen lull) It Pays lo p u t y Clerk S$,5i;oIX) with Uaiy Term*. equip ped $16U per m ntli J l- k V Clavetoed. Jr. and 2 r -roll Burke To L&c ' f t INCOME from separate apartment carries nice 2 Bedroom Home. $8000. Lib­ eral terms. Phone FA 2-7746 or call at 817 W. 1st St. "I hops you took out flight Insurance!** Sl«t e t y of A uguit, A. D. I :>41. If y»u fall to do e... a *. rea pro confeeeo will be l i k e n again*! you fur tha l lief demanded In the Cumplaint. Thta N olle* ahalt be pubUeh• 1 once a weak fur four cunr- otlva waeke in The Sanford liera h l. a n-w epap.r circulat­ ed In Semlnola County, Flor- • 332-2420 St. Johns Realty Furnished House. FA 2-3183. ♦3 BEDROOMS, l ' i baths. Large fenced back yard. Imm ediate occupancy. 3103 S. Park. Stenstrom Realty Ate. W E'LL TRADE our equity In 3 bedroom , 2 bath bouse for land, car, trailer, boat or any watchamacalllt or Uilngamabob of v a l u e . Leaving (own so hurry! Ph. FA 2-9320. lfWl S. Park Ave. FA 2-3232 anytiiu. BEDROOM Kitchen cqnpped. N0-8-3303 for appoint­ ment. Park $100 DOWN payment. 3 Bed­ rooms, 1 bath. 889.00 month­ ly. N ice location in Sunland. Call owner at FA 2 1637. Seminole Realty .!£ ! LO CH ARMOR Piano Tuning and Repair Attractive 3 HR home in de­ W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4333 sirable location. Only 8730 down. Kitchen equipped and L A W N SE R V ICE in good condition. Can be Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ refinanced or an u m e 4 N * isfaction guaranteed. Ph. existing mortgage. A good FA 2-1117. sate investment for your fam ily. FRIGIDAIKE 111 N. HUTCHISON Ocean front KINDERGARTEN REGIS - Tw o bedroom House, Kitchen Apartm ent. Daytona Reach. equipped. *70.00 Per Mo. TRATIONS now being ac­ FA 2-1058. Three Bedroom House Kit. cepted for fall term. Grace Equipped 895.00 per mo. 4 9. For Sale or Rent Methodist Church, Ooora Bedroom House, large Fla. Rd. at Woodland. Exper­ Room . Kitchen Equipped 2.25 ACRES o f Sub irrigated ienced teacher, modern faland. For information call and Air Conditioning. cilitiea. Your inspection In­ FA 2 4069. J. W. Hall, Realty vited any weekday morn­ Ph. 322-3641 ing, 9:00-12:00, or phone 12. Real Estate F o r Sale FA 2-1473 for further infor­ FUIIN. Apt. 231HI Meilonvillc. mation. JOiLN E. FOX TWO liedronm furnished Apt. REALTOR 835.00, 2101 Magnolia, U. S. CIVIL SERVICE 32J 0559 Phone FA 2 3951. Robert 110 N. Park Ave. TESTS! M EN -W O M EN , 18-52. Start A. Williams. HOME WITH 5 ACHES high a* *102.00 a week. Pre­ UNFURNISHED large 2 bed­ CHS home on five acres. 3 paratory training until ap­ Bits and 1 bath, 9 yrs. old, room Duplex. Fla. room. pointed, Thousand* of jo in in excellent condition. Nor­ Electron heat. 14th St. open. Experience usually thwest aide o f Sanford in Longwoud. 838 3296. unnecessary. FREE infor­ County. Tile land with ar­ mation on jobs, salaries, re­ 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen tesian w ell. 4 acres under quirements. Write TODAY equipped. 873. FA 2 2638. cultivation. 816.800. Other g ivin g name, ajiirc.-s and a creag e available. Large 121 LAUREL DRIVE phono. Lincoln Service, Box and sm all. 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ 40, c 'o Sanfurd Herald. ped House. 895 a month. Ph. FA 2 4437, 5. Food -v »T tfS S K ia . SMITH and OLAIs VS SMITH, till wife, DrfentUnts. Til l DTI OS' VI I r IT WIIKTUAISR FISHIXLIIVI HF. T ill ItL'SS&LL SMITH. WHOSE . It E * I I> E N C K IS UN­ KNOWN AND W H O S E I.AST KNOWN ADDRESS IS: KI RK MONT MOTEL. ORLANDO. FLORIDA; VND TO: nt-ADTH SMITH hi* wife, WHOSE RESI­ DE NCR AND ADDRESS ’.S UNKNOWN: TOU ARE llE R E Iir NOTI­ F IE D that a Complaint to torscli,s« a carialn m o r t« »« « ancum harlng tb* follnw lne i n c r lb .-l r«al prupartr. lo-w lt: Lot I. Block V, tU.NLA.ND ESTATES, Amended Plat, a ccord In a to -i i>l*t th .reo f, recorded lit H at Iluntt 1*. rag** I A 1. o f tha Puhttc K eorila o f gamln»l* cou nty. Florida. T u e .t h -r with tha (ollotalng d . ••'rlb.it prnpartr altaehad BLACK eyed peas, $1.00 a lhai r t „ ; bushel ii you pick m your One Viator d im s * K itch ­ own container. FA 2 2794. en Kah*u*t Fan, no mo­ del or aerial numb.r*. Otie U u a -T h a rm W a l l lleatar, Oil, Modal 31S-0, H. For Kent Serial J im Eleven Venetian Blind* SUM M ER RATE. L a r g e m etal. manufactured by clean 2 bdr. furn. apt. $35. Senkaelk Ota** A Paint 1700 Alagnolia Ate Com pany, San lord, F lor­ ida. ms muilat or aerial hunt be re. 1-3 BR. house k45 a month. 7taa been filed aaalnet you In tha ahuva-etylad m il, the 1-2 br. house *32. a month. ehort title o f telilch te Fed­ S. Sanford Ave. FA 2-3219 eral National UuriK-ige Aeaociatlun, a Corporation organlie d under an Act of C o n e r ... W E L A K A APAHTMENTS: Room s private baths, 111 and aviating purauant to the Fadaral National SI<>rtu*u< AeW. First St. ancU tlon Charter Act, having Ita principal office In tha BEDROOM Apartment. City- o f W aehlnston, Dlatrtct I o f Colum bia, I'lalntlff, Veraue, Quiet neighbothood. F A 2R oe.elt Smith and Gladya 1162 from 8:3!) to 6 p. in. Sm ith. Iila wife. Defendanta, Monday thru Friday. Ph. and you are required to i . r i e i copy o f your .trie war or FA 2*4301 any other time. oth e r pleading to the Com­ plaint *,n I’lalntUt'e Attorney, Mark N Cleveland. Jr., Mulir t ROOM Apartment. 3u6 Elm J1J Sanford Atlantic National Ave. 322 2021. Bank Building, Sanford, Flor­ ida, and file the original An. “ CLEAN quiet Rooms" The e-aar o r other pleading In the Gables. FA 2-0720^_________ ■ i By Nadine Seltzer 12. Real Estate For Sale 27. Special Service* Ave. UTILITY Trailer. 2 Wheel. 6 x9' bed., 3100 or reason ab'9 offer. FA 2-tKM$. I VEAL c a lf dressed wt. 92 lbs. FA 2-0261. READY M IX Concrete, window sills, lintels, steps, blocks, sand, cement, rock, pipe, steel, grease traps, dry wells, stepping stones. Miracle Concrete Co. 3UU Elm. Ave FA 25751 BAMBOO blinds, 4 feet $199; 6 feel $2 99; 8 feet $3 99; 10 feet $4 99. Also match -tick blinds. Furniture Cen­ ter. 110Q French Ave. ------- T R U C K end Brakes, B A R G A IN S :-------- nmiV Ford Flop PI! Truck 6 Cylinder, Standard FTJ-81A 1960 Ford Falcon Uanuhero Pickup Truck T3-103A I960 Ford F100 Pickup Truck ET3-99A 1958 Volkswagen Truck TvS*86 V 1947 Ford F600 Cab & Flat Bed to u r A u th orijcd Ford Drelrr For Seminole County Strickland Morrison, Inc. 508 E. First St. F A 2-1481 W inter Park MI 71*16 ! I ;± ~ i Tf fF r 'jl n �t 1 •rented around the cam pfire. U vicinity only yesterday. (W as It our imagination or took th* form o f a press con­ did thsy taka a second look ference with Dempsey as a at tha copper tubing running Russian cosmonaut and Dan­ around tha bua which connects ders a* an aeron au t w ise­ the g e t tank with the refriger­ cracking answer* to qurstlon* from the audience. ator? . . . ? ) We plan to break camp Two of the "Bllla” . . . Danders and Dempsey . . . . early tomorrow (W ednesday) entertained us Tuesday night morning and head fo r tha pith an impromptu skit pre­ Smokiest built dams, traded and swam. A M g lo g form a n dam blockla c th# stream and tha cool w ater cascades down and over tha rocks creating natural ahowar baths. Revenue agents w ere by during tha afternoon to ask i f w a had seen any moonshine stills whlla ou t hiking. It aitm o they raided one In this rad I knee to bt a llttl# eraxy •a maka ■ trip Ilka this with a b m k of Scouts, a# you won't to —i pi load to haar that wa pro >n Chattahe*eh#*..Natfanal Forest, that is! - V o arrived a t Cornelia lata tat* tbs foraat w h e n the 1 s t s s i wenry trete!*** «tt la Lak# KasaetL Later wa act up camp in • toaattful foraat glads a t Nan* qrtawa mraoUoa area which, Cloood fa r la p s i n ’* signs, wa Virtually bad to ounelves. gad mountain stream lulled os Bight o f f Into dreamland. Bright and early tha next morning, n confirmed snake so Rector Billy Dempsey, Wboaa mother has laid down t t o law against U s bringing to m s any more specimens, act • ff on nnothor typo expedi­ tion . . . this tima to hunt Estes Kefauver Honored By I). S In Final Riles M ADISONVILLE, T o n n . (U P I) — A nation's leaders and just plain mountain folk gathered in this east Tennes­ see hill country town today to pay their final tribute to Sen. Esten Kefauver, "friend of th* little man/* Funeral serv­ ice* were to ba brief and sim­ ple. "Just a simple service,” said th* widow o f the Tennessee Democrat. "E stes liked elmple tilings.” Kefauver, ft), vice-presiden­ tial candidate In I'J M , strong threat fo r tha presidential nomination four year* earlier and 15-year Senate veteran, died Saturday near Washing­ ton o f what doctors called a massive heart attack. Mrs. Kefauver and their fou r children were to fly by presidential Jet from Washington. Vice President Lyndun B. Johnson was expected to lead the Hit o f dignitaries. ROSEMARY HUSBANDS, newly appointed Plnecrent School teacher, who ju.it recently com­ pleted the Stetson University history institute f o r h ig h s c h o o l teachers o f social ntudies, is shown (liicus.iing the program with Dr. Evans C. Johnson, director o f the institute. Venezuelan Ex-Diclalor Awaits Exlradiciion For Embezzlement MI AMI ( UPI ) — Marcos Perex Jimenex, whu once rul­ ed Vcnexuela with an iron grip, waited in a jail cell to­ day CASSELBERRY BOY SCOUTS, on their way to the Smoky Mountains, had great fun hunting futlamundent, building dams and nwimming in Mt. Airy Creek In the Nancytown recreation area o f Chattahoochee National Forest at Cornelia, Ga. Top photo shows one group of the scouts probing for salamanders while in the bottom photo they take time out fur a few minutes rest on a huge log which forms a natural dam across the creek. l a a s Urn* at all ba had a salamander bunt organised in M L A iry Creek with most of lb s boy* joining in th* fun. Our camp hart proved so la fn a h ln g and antartalnlng that Scoutmaster Tad Daniel decided w e would eUy over a a extra day to giv* everyone • chance to explore tbs area. Th* creek provided a eon.Mnuoua source o f fun for lb * boys and, In addition to hunting salamander*, they JACKSON, Mis*. (UPI) Gov. R o u R. Barnett has moved to block th« gradua­ tion o f Jam es H. Meredith from tha University of Miss­ issippi next Sunday. Mere­ dith termed Bamett'i action "purely political.” Barnett, * who personally ba-red Meredith from the school for a time last fall, asked the school to withhold iim N cgio'a diploma until an investigation of certain statements anti • segregation Meredith is alleged to have made. Meredith is scheduled to receive his bachelor's degree .Saturday. K S nQ m sm g. _ ■ k i fo r extradition to his homeland on charges he embexiled |13.6 million from the national treasury. A Venexuelan plane was scheduled to arrive in Miami today with a delegation of 15 governm ent officials to escort the one-tim e dictator back to hi* homeland and a "speedy trial.” Secretary or Slate Dean Rusk endvd Jim enei’ tong fight agulnst extradition Mon­ day when he ordered the for­ mer strongman rxlrudicted at tha request o f Venexuelun President Romuto Betancourt. It w u a n o t Immediately known If a paternity suit Choir Has Jremit- Clark*, Lake Mary} Anx«*t 9 Suruli JuliiMvn. Dr Loud; Jen* Admissions ethel Smith. Margaret Oliver, Karen White, Lake M ary; Teresa Daigle, Llllaim Ileckel, Barbara L*e Johnson, Cassel­ Barbara Hoaaek, Loretta berry; Charles Ware. Peggy lllghahoe, Glenda Kmeraon, Horner, Barbara Hampton. Glmia Patt*r*un, Mkhatl Donna Hampton, Donna PenChampion, Edith Van N eil ton, Eldonna Doan, Dogulaa MacGregor, Christopher Gard­ ot i-anfurd. Births ner, Michael Ablea o f Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hlgheho* Births o f Sanford, a girl. Mr. and Mr*. Jeme* E. Mr. and Mr*. William White o f Lake Mary, a girl. Clarke o f Lake Mary, a boy. Mr. and Mr*. Richard Doan Mr. and Mr*. Jame* A. Em* o f Sanford, a boy. erron o f Sanford, a girl. D M is r g fs Mr. and Mr*. William V. Annahellf 0111, Lake Mon­ Husack o f Sanford, a boy. roe; Mrs. Homer Famlio and Mr*. W alter L. Smith o f baby. Fern Park; Sir*. James E. Hugo and baby, Longwood; Sanford, a girl, Dlachargea Annie McCurdy, Geneva; Ele­ Lester Velno, Osteen; Ster* anor Peebles, Longwood} ling Robinson, I.ake Mary; William Pitman, Longwood} Louine Slnko, Ijike Mary; Jo­ Patrl McLellan, Lena Lockley, anna Basa, Lake Slonroe; Ger­ Beisie May Halgler, Belinda trude Stewart, DeRary; Sire. Hughes o f Sanford. Clarence Forrest and baby, Klixabeth Young, Sirs. George fv f.. .. 1 k-L,- tfaa JA. anh L. 1'repanler and baby, Kath­ ryn Cox, Mr*. Howard Harri­ son, and baby; Mr*. ,Henry Judkins and bahy, Marie Collard, Christopher Gardner o f Sanford. August II) Jlarie ll!pp«, N. Orlando; 1 Pauline Wadklns, Osteen; but one Trill I'carce, Flora Tillman, Ernest Moody, Bits Morris, Marie Collin*. Harold W il­ liam*, Grace Nahlll o f San­ ford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morris o f Sanford, a boy. Discharges Barbara Shaw, Terre Haute, Iml.; Ida Seidel, Longwood; Oscar Rerstrom. DeRnry; Mrs. Donald J. Reis and baby, Osteen: Janice S. Wagner, Picnic Longwood; William l.ivock, James Emerson, William Cagle, Ruliert Carter, Mary Kells, Joseph Walker, John Johnson, Raymond Fryer, Evula Washington o f Sanford. August 11 Admiubme Margaret Denning, D ellary; .Mary Duquette, K. Orlando; Ily Mona Grlnstead North Orlando Fire Chief Rill Hahn raid today that ho has many luiiject* to be liresented for discussion at Wed* nesday’ a n ucting of the volun­ teer department to lie held at 7;30 p.m. In the Community Building at the Village Rec­ reation Area. The fire siren will sound at 7:30 p.m. as a reminder that the meeting is taking place. Am ong reporta to l>e mads will be one by Hahn pertain­ ing to services available from the Florida Forestry Service, Hahn laid that ho recently contacted the ranger* who ad­ vised that they do not need authorization from him to aid the community in the event o f file. Any call for help will bring fire fighting equipment and men immediately, he saiii. Hphn expects to have a Seminole County ganger vs guest at the Septcmlier meet, ing to expluin o|K-rutions o f the Florida Forestry Service. Bible School To Be Held In Longwood Xlally Vacation Bible School mm IIm theme, "Christ’s Way, M y W a y " will epen at 9 a.m. this Wednesday at tha First Pentecostal Church o f LongWood. Class#! for all ages, 4 years tp, will be provided with ca­ pable teachere In every di­ vision o f th* school. Betides tha Bible lessons, missionary studies, ainging, handcraft and pefreshaent break will b* part a I each day’ s schedule, Th* school will It* conducted dally, Wednesday through Fri­ day, tha first week, and on Monday through Friday the second week. Closing exercises w ill be held Friday evening, A u g. 14. Rav. E. Ruth Grant, pastor t t th* church, has issued a cordial Invitation to all chil­ dren, regardless o f church a f­ filiation, to attend the school. i ■ «» '■* 1 j'l-* iLl\ "l" jMti / Open House Th* H olly Avenue Kinder­ garten w ill hold open house Friday from ID u.m. to noon and from II to ft p.m. for a proview of the new Junior kinder depertment that had been add­ ed for thrre-aml-four-yearolds, teacher Mr*. Jane Tltehnw announced today. A special invitation I* extend­ ed to alt parents o f pre-school children, elementary teachera and form er pupils, Mrs. Tit shew said. Our Entire Stock Of Get the best values In best-selling Ramblers! All the beautiful ’63 Get the best buys and the biggest trade-ins! All year long, Rambler sales Ram blers-Am erlcan, Classic, Am bas­ sador-give you Ram bler’s exclusive car-savers like Deep-Dip rustproofing and Ceramic-Armored muffler. Every m odel-sedan, hardtop, station wagon and convertible-gives you the extra security of Double-Safety Brakes (selfadjusting, of course). The wide choice of six-cylinder and V-8 power includes tho Am erican's 125-hp milos-per-gallon cham p of every econ­ omy run officially entered. And that's just a sampling of the more-for-yourmoney features that won best-selling '6 3 Ramblers the "C a r of the Year” Award from Motor Trend Magazine. have been soaring— sm ashing one rec­ ord after another. But we're not satis­ fied ye t-a n d we won't be until we wind up the season still higher on the best­ seller list. To make sure, we’re going all-out-of* feringthe best buys yet. Trade-in allow­ ances are extra generous. Never again will your present car be worth so much on a sparkling new Rambler. And rem em ber-all these "Savingest D a y s" savings mean you pay even less for an already low-priced Rambler. Come In and see o n e .,. test-drive one ...pick out one. Make us prove that these are Rambler’s Savingest Days! Join the Trade Parade to Rambler 6or V-8 • Enamels • Vinyl • Interior & Exterior Paints I There are so many Greyhound departures you can practically leave anytime! Greyhound has more "Schedules, niorethruandcxpresTslTrvicert o" m 6 re places than any other travel wav. For convenience. GO GREYHOUND AND LEAVE THE DRIVING TO US. Exclusive Scemcruiier Service* it no extra late. For com pi*: 40 V2 Pints - Pints - Quarts - Gallons Rum * On* llu.r* Daily M i) Dali) Way IKSONVII.LK 12 .1.10 ATLANTA AMI 5 «.A5 WASHINGTON MPA 0 3.15 CINCINNATI YTONA REACH « 1.15 INDIANAPOLIS On* 10 12.75 9 21.20 7 » 25.10 2N>0 Greyhound Terminal Phone F A 2-11” l W X fl X> Rambler Classic 770 4 Door Sedan LUM BER & HARDW ARE 700 S. French A ve. Ph. F A 2-7121 B IL L H E M P H IL L M O T O R S, I \ Inc. 301 West Firs) Street �u. S. Proposes Halt In Nuclear Arms Bui W irtz Halts Rail Pact Try DcBary residents, who have long advertised Die (act that they live in a "retirement community,” aay tb it they have only to attend one of the summer recreation *«*■ions being sponsored (or the young people by the Civic As* ■oclalion to realize that this it no longer true. * • • Work Rules Program Now For Congress As evidence o f increased In­ terest in reading among the younger set, the Altamonte Springs Library nutei that *16 juvenile books were checked out during the month of July as compared to 499 a year ago. * • • The Town of Caaselberry should get a medal for the reerratlon program and cen­ ter It is providing for its young people. Game and play areas arc being established in several locations and a lot of equipment la going in at the Overbrook S t r e e t center. What's best,' most of the oper­ ation is strictly volunteer. Tliu Herald's Bear Lake re­ porter, Mrs. Shirley Went­ worth, is back (rom vacation and ready for those calls. Contact her at TE 8-1076. • • • The Sh eriff* Department was turned down on its order for food supplies from the state prison farm, due to the recent law passed by the Leg­ islature. Because about onethird of the cuuntlc* in the state managed to get them­ selves excluded from this law, Seminole County Com ­ missioners have threatened to "take it to euurt'' if county food order* are refused. They have been rcruscil. Now, what? • • • W ASHINGTON (U P I) — The touchy railroad work rule* dispute appeared today to have been dumped bark In the lisp o f a reluctant Con­ gress. Secretary o f Labor IV. W il­ lard W irts announced Tuesday night the collapse o f collective bargaining talks he had been holding with union and rail negotiators. Ruth Senate and House Com ­ merce committees, which had b e e n considering FirsiJcnt Kennedy's proposal that the work rules impasse be settled by the Interstate Cummeiro Commission, suspended action pending outcome o f Wirtx' at­ tempt to get the partiea to settle It themselves. Collapse of the talk* indi­ cated pressure would be back on Congress to step Into the situation. Both the railroads ami the group o f five m il unions in­ volved accused each other of failing to bargain reulisticul County Road Department still sweating nut getting an access road into English E s­ tates School through all that private property. "It's a m ess!” exclaimed Engineer Bill Bush at commission meeting Tuesday. • • • County Engineer Bill Bush told county commissioners Tuesday. "This is the only cuunty in the state where we have to try to work our w ay around drain tiles, when we clean the ditches." It’ s a 50year-ohl problem that has plagued road maintenance crew s since the tiled celery iields were first created. The ends of th« tile irrigation pipes stick out Into the ditches and it doesn't take much of a bump to break one off. • •• Teachers, parents and stu­ dents will be dismayed to hear the latest word from the State Hoad Department that there "Isn ’t any justification for potting a traffic light at that 27tli S lrrctllw y . 17 02 intersection.'' That's what the man said. • •• Want to sec a good m ovie for free Thursday or Friday? The Jaycce* are presenting "A Seat Belt For Susie" at the Jaycce 1'ark on French Avenue, between H and 9 p in. The movie will be shown uut-ordoors, uni is jumrd at demonstrating the facts about injuries that could be saved by wearing seat belts in auto­ mobiles. * 0• (F liu If. The situation sounded conidemhly like it did late lust month when the railroads agreed to postpone fur 3U days imposition o f new work rules that would eliminate soculled “ featherbedding” Jobs and practices and touch o ff a strike. Thu moratorium on work rules chunges ends Aug. 29. Hearings by the committees produced hitter union reaction to the administration propusul. which the railroad* have endorsed. It was this politically explo­ sive reaction and subsequent comment (ruin congiessmen Umt more c o ’ lcv l^ e hr ing was In order that piumpted W irts to organise the new tulke more thun a week ago. City Millage To Stay At 18.5 Revenue* will Incicase, but the city tax millage will re­ main at 18.5 for the next fiscal year, It we* reported this morning by City .Man­ ager W, E. Knowles. Knowles, who s-iid he will present the tentative budget to the City Commission by this weekend, reported the budget will ho approximately 81.25 jnilli. ii fur the year. He said Inc re a-I'd taxes on such Item* us cigarettes, al­ coholic beverages, etc. added to un anticipated increase o f $14,400 in ad valorem taxes, will bring about the added re­ venue. The millage wil bo broken down to 12 for operating ex­ penses and C.5 f. r Indebted­ ness. Comity Commission mem hers were continuing Ihoir budget studies today and Chuirmnn J. C. Hutchison said this morning it h ex­ pected II tentative budget Will bo approved some time ibis Prisoners Fight; Guard Stabbed If m t t f n United Press Leased \\ ira Established 1908 WED.. AUGUST 14, 1903 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 777 mwA • mm It’s ‘No. 8’ HYANNIS (U P I)—The PORT, canine Ma**. corps of Family Loyal The disarmament confer­ ence resumed M onday after a recess that began before tha United States, Britain and Russia signed the partial nu­ clear test ban treaty Aug. & Western negotiator* are hop­ ing to schlevo mare agreem rn ti on side L tues to create b further eaelng o f East-W est tension. • e • It Is expected the next m a­ jo r effort on disarm am ent will await a meeting o f th * He said accord on such U. S., British end Soviet fo r ­ strps ''a ir irasioie now ami eign ministers at the United nre lit the Interest of ell par- Nation* General Assembly session opening in New Y ork Sept. 17. Seminole To Oiler 7 Sites For University Loaders Named Body Seized Union Leader Blasts Forced Arbitration Threats Fail To Halt Sabotage 2 Sanford Men Killed in Truck Tornado Roughs Up St. Pele Fire Destroys Produce Truck Private Schools SPORTSMANS M E E T IN G ! Bus Driver To Be Arraigned A Meeting Of The Assn.’ Will Re Held Next Monday Night August 19th At The Court House At 8:00 P. M. Hath .Members And Non Members Are Invited. Alachua Schools To Read Bible Arraignment Set ties over m ore complicated issues inch a t a ban on under* ground nuclear teats.” Steele made his new pro­ posal in an attem pt to t*k * addition today—a docile cock ­ advantage o f the "friendly’* er spaniel pup known only as ntmoaphere created by th* signing o f the nuclear treaty. "Number 8." The dual proposal Is similar to one made by Washington Inst April, but It contains • MIAMI BEACH ( UPI ) Seminole County will d e­ Mrs. Marcus Perez Jimenez liver seven optional sites for new offer designed to In­ and lint four Perez children the proposed East Central crease chances uf Soviet ac­ ceptance. have tou t'd to follow (he exFlorida graduate university • • • dictator to Venezuela to be on lo tlvc State Board of Control. The original proposal auffhand for his embezzlement County Commissioners met gested that besides stopping trial in Caracas. Tuesday alternoon with City production o f fissionable ma­ Commissioner*. S e m i n o l e teriel, the United States and County's legislative delega­ CHICAGO ( UPI) - Martin tion amt Chamber of Coin- Russia should each transfer Luther King Jr., Jackie Rob­ merre long range committee 50,000 kilogram s o f stockpiled inson and James H. Meredith on education members when uranium 235 to purpose* other were included in the list ot the seven sites in this county than use fo r nuclear weapons. Today Stella offered to Its) most inthicntial Negroes were RUhmlllcd. meet any Soviet objections named today by Ktiony mag Ofliciuls working for the Civic Center. From the left, Juyceo president THE UNIONS’ SIDE of the railroad controversy that th« United States haa azine. placement o f the university In Jim Smith, A. E. McMillan. local HRT chuirwill he presented by C. A. Peacock, special repre­ more U-235 than Rutela by this county have been re­ ninn: Peacock and Phillip Skates, Jaycce pro­ Increasing tha Am erica* sentative o f the Brotherhood of Railroad Train­ luctant to divulge exact loca­ gram chairman. transfer to 60,000 kilograms men (HUT), before members of the Junior HUE CITY. South Viet Nam tion of thr silos in order not (Herald Pin do) and accepting a Soviet trans­ Chamber of Commerce Thursday mam at tins ( UPi l — Government troops lo reveal their plans lo sur fer of on ly 40,000 kilograms,' and secret police toree* bat­ rounding counties also bid­ tled a throng of Buddhists to­ ding for the school. County Engineer William day and forcibly took away the body of a novice Buddhist Rush will deliver the propos­ ‘ T u ll the proposed law by representative, Ray Itullnrd, *ury arbitration has never gress if it were to puss this priest who hurned himself to ed seven sites hid* to the Stain Hoard hrlore Friday, any name you wish and it utiil presented the railroads' view- In-ell accepted in the United proposed legislation which is, death Tuesday. deadline fur Initial proposals. mills up to compulsory arbi­ point to the Juycers several State, Peucock said: "Only In in reality, nothing more or Brochures, detailing advan­ less than compulsory arbitra­ Protests Continue tration.’* TAM PA ( U P I ) - I time o f war hss anything epweeks ago. tages o f tha sites, must be tion.’* BERLIN (U P I)—West HerThis whs the comment toduy •y ignored threats o f strong pun-' pruachiiig compulsory urldtralE d. note: The milrouds ’ tin nudis ran wild for four submitted by Oct. 7. o f C. A . Peacock, S alisbu ry,, , itive action and posslblo uin liu.t bw il ' d. .md this was < J. * ..y, ,m-s i^ *L i tiy e The Halo plans to review pro pour to discontinue thou- hours Tuesday night and early of National Guard troops by, !o [ir in press ing »;<p>>slt on not t<: atntuu nut was a te ­ ssmls o f employes whoso dut­ today along the Communist tha brochures and select o f the Brotherhood o f R.iil cutting numerous General rn lo o pieces o f legislation suit o f agreement by labories have been termed "u n ­ wall, protesting Its existence number of desirable sites for Telephone Co. eablcs Tues­ rued Trainmen (B U T ), who is now befino Urn C one 11 s. management end government by the Control necessary" under automation. un the second anniversary ot inspection here to .-peak before the Jun­ day night and early today. "Tha piopota! by I'resident after Pearl H a r b o r t h a t The union* threaten to stop Its erection. The mobs dls- Hoard members before Nov. ior Chamber ot Commerce Tampa M ayor Julian L ao* John F. Kennedy," the IHtT strike* or !•-knots could not Thursday. work if the railroad* entry peraed shortly after midnight 1. Final derision will he made was given em ergency pow er lupicscnti-tivi) said, uwould bo lohiruted during the war after the Nov. 3 statewide out this move. Th* question , Tuesday to call up auxiliary Peacock will present the imnil the interstate Commerce period. bond election. now is in a "c o o lin g -o ff” pe- Al)L)ttS RCSIPIIS police and to ask for tho Na­ union* aide in the railroad I Commission the authority to "W e ace nut now in a period Each of the Seminole sites ) ALGIERS l UPI I—Algerian controversy otter “ featherbed- im|M„ e hirvdiug w. uk rule- In ■>f wmi . We are in n period of tional Guard if necessary, la contains l.uuo or more acre* elder statesman Forhat Ah I An Atjnnti-- • "net Lima ^ Imq, -u.i.Jii.g « er.t t.isvrsy |i<-.icc dm lug which lb" emprevent further outbreaka ot Some have b e e n offered has resigned today as pres­ sabotage. nf the flt.s rail opi-ratimr un- ptuyos o f private industry gratia. ident at tho new nation’s Na­ The com pany reported to­ ions and the nation's rultiuuds. havo every light to expect to tional Assembly and charged day, aa the strike entered tU The interim orders by ICC bn permitted to burguln with Ben 35th day, that toll cables w er* APO PK A, Fla. ( U P I ) - T w o that Premier Ahmed could be in effect during n their employers with the use cut between Bartow and Lako two-year period unless an of their only strength the giova workers died end 10 Bella's regime was "sw ing­ Wale*, Bartow and Avon earlier agreement vvus reach­ collective strength o f their were injured in a freak truck ing in the direction o l fasc­ accident south o f this Orange ism.” right to strike.” A produce pickup truck Park and Tam pa and Zephyr* ed through bargaining.’' ST. PETKRb'BUL'KG ( UPI ) County community Tuesday. owned by G. If. and Virginia hills. It w a i the fifth time Peacock expressed regret A lornudo ripped through a that the dispute bail been tinn ­ Rlchburg o f Orlando and during the strike th..c the Peacock stated tho legisla­ Thu Highway I’ utrol said a 15-block section o f northwest ed over to Congress. RICHMOND, Va. ( UI’ I) tion “ would act to cirato the truck loaded with 23 grove vnlued at Irt.flOO, was des­ Tampa lo ZcphyrhllU cablo St. Petersburg Tuesday night, " I also regret," he added, most dru-tic decline in morale workers skidded on a rain Gov. Albertis S. It.irrUon said troyed by fire at alaiut 5 p.m. has born cut. cuusing un estimated $100,duo “ that the circumstances which e v o r y experienced b y t h e tliek pavement unit the tiuck today a tuition free, privately Tuesday n* the truck was An estim ated 73 pounds o f property damage, shifted throwing the financed school system will traveling west trim Geneva copper cable was cut from h iVu acted to prevent it *i-t- A liter hull railroad workers,” bed I’lillce in suburban Kenneth t It-me a. Above all, | regret adding; lie vet up for more than I. ksh) on the graded road which In­ the Tam pa Zcphyrhlllj tin* worker* to the ground. City said tiic brief twister un­ that Congress is being asked The Patrol said Jesse Bee Negro students in I’ rlnce Ed­ tersect* HR 46 near the Mul­ and cartrd aw ay. “ 1 cannot find the words to roofed six homes, knocked out t „ tuko punitive action of the emphasize strongly enough Brooks. 27, and Wes Conley, ward County, where public let Lake Fark Rd. In Pinellas County, * cable power in the area and caused g j,„| proposed." were closed (our the huviic which could result 57, both o f Hanford, suffered schools The fire started from a at Dunedin was cut down and m in o r f lo o d in g . years ago. short in the wiring under the chopped into small pieces. Pointing out that ronipul- from the action o f this Con- fatal injuries. No one was reported Injured Two striking union m em ­ cab. during tiio two-minute tor­ Forest ranger Jim McClel­ bers wore arrestrd at Sara­ nado, lan and his crew from the sota Tuesday night in connec­ Several cars were tossed Oviedo T rw er, and Hunger tion with cable cuttings. Araltoul di ni ng tlu- twister and Albeit Harris and the water rested by a plain clothes ofpolice said one r oof top was tanker crew from l.ongwood Beer were Larry W. T in iley, c, rried severut yards by the were on thu scene to keep the I 21, and Ronnie Easier, 31, high winds. fire from spreading. I both uf Sarasota. Several in n j o r electrical transformer* in the men were destroyed by fire and nlfirinlx o f the Florid a Power uml Light Co. said it would take almost u full day to restore power to tin- section. (he Kennedy clan had a new Members of H o y Scout afternoon. Troop 507 and their members will hold a hake sale at the Winn-Dixie store at the nor of 25th Street and Avenue, Saturday from 9 a.m. l» noon. This is the first m on­ Carrcll Daniel Construction ey raising project for the John t.ee Ivtvrsoii, Grey­ Company, submitting a low newly-formed troop. hound bus driver, will be ar­ bid o f $93,769, among seven raigned on a chin go o f failbid*. was gi anted th* conj o * __ to use an authorized lint l for comsTimi'I....... .iT'ilii i route sued .i call lor Oviedo High ed facilities wt Seminole Me­ football player* to turn out afternoon. morial Hospital T u e s d a y for practice at 3 p.m. TliursPolice Chief R oy Williams evening. da> at the school. said he has repeatedly warn­ The ndditlori* include a ed ini* driver- not l use Oak pediatrics winy, linen and Avenue but to m e French storage room* and expan­ Avenue, the authorized route. sion o f the kitchen. Architect John Burton 1\ Hugh Wynne, auxiliary po­ said construction work will lice guard, was stabbed in be commenced about St-pU 1. the hand w ith a pitchfork 1 during a fight between three GAINESVILLE (L'Pt) city prisoncrr on a work de­ The Alachua County Public A teen-age bey who, police School System tail Tuesday afternoon, po­ will retain reported this morning, threats daily Bible reading* despite lice said this morning. Wynne aLu suffered hip in­ en*d William Lovelace, Bit* a decision in a Miami c ar } manager, with a last June by the U. S Su­ juries in attempting to break theater up a fight between George rattlesnake in a box Turuliiy preme Coi/rt which ruled Jackson Jr.. David Jones and evening, will he arraigned in *uch readings une. institutionaL Jiaimjr Fusion. juvenil* court Friday. iw h Doniel Awarded Hospital Work GENEVA (U P I) — The United State* today proposed immediate agreement with Russia to stop making fis­ sionable material and to use U rge amounts o f stockpiled uranium for peaceful purposes instead o f nuclear bomb*. U. S. negotiator Charles C. Stetl* told the 17-nation dis­ armament conference that ngreemr-nt on the proposed measure would ho a logical fi llow-up to last week's Mos­ cow treaty bamiin.* nuclcai testing in the atmosphere, hi outer space a '<1 undir water. WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Thursday with mostly afternoon thundershowers; high today 90-95; low tonight in 70s. VOL. 53 Offer Is Test Ban Followup SANTA Cl. A US AND SNOW lire aymlwlic u f Christina.* Day, when u new $700,000, 900-seat Cinema Theater will he o p e n e d at Seminole Plaza Shopping Center, Casselberry, Pictured at ground breaking ceremonies this morning, (rum the left, are: Casselberry Mayor Fred Heath, Jim M. Davis, assistant manager o f Cinema Theater, Parkwood; U. M. Daugherty, southeast division manager uf Cinema Theaters; Santa Claus; Hilly Wilson, manager of Cinemu Theaters; J. Patrick Hartlett, director and vice president, Eastern Diversified,, Inc.; Gordon Wyllie, vice president. Eastern Properties; George D. Pennington Jr., comptroller, Eastern Diversified, and John Krider, Chamber o f Com­ merce manager, (Herald Photo) Membership Is $1.00 And Appli­ cations Will He Accepted At This Meeting. S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y S P O R T S M A N ’S A SSN . � 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, 1963 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, August 13, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 13, 1963. 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>, August 13, 1963; <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/a0cc45c7c65c33d467c0700db9a2933b.pdf 391aa21d637975402bca7e5c9955b564 PDF Text Text ■-T«i Grades '3 0 Days To B etter Grades' Text the M awlag, yen'll have to get iM t i precencelred notions '7 Tea probably e n t i t l i n g as a father M l section of Fresh* awa Cotapoolties. Before yoa Male themes, yoa had to ■aka eotllaae of them. When yea mete, yea followed the eatttee. We'll call thia type ef ecrtHee a writing oatline. . The oatllnes we're going to talk about are fundamentally deferent from the outlines yea use for writing. We're talking about outlines yoa use Now Available In Book Form for reading. They ir e analyti­ cal tools— scalpels fo r dissect* lag the thought-structure of s textbook. In • reading outline, the Ideas must be arranged ae* cording to their logical order. The moot important idea In the text appears as the first point in the outline—no mot* ter where It appears in the text. The following la the recom­ mended way to construct sn outline i 1. 1.1 12 l ........ 2.11 _ 2.12 ... This type of outline labels T O T f in e rrr r o t n r o r the ideas. Anything marked - m ens m m n n cm* a i " must be directly related f* Avo row sr.ni* ... cecsTT, ri.onio.%. to the main Idea, or "l.". In caAvcnnr vo. irrrs the same way, anything mark­ ■ YRDDF-NTIAt. I.VHlin* __ co m pany o r a u k ii * ed “1.11" la directly subordi* e C a , a N ew J e r s e y corporation. nets to “ 1.1." P la in t iff , The items don’t have to be va. H a I T M C n a n d RTOIKCTA paired off in a reading outline. X* LYNCH, fo rm e rly the w if e e f H. a Lynch! U . A. Ito- In writing outlines It's good B B i t 7 0 , b Im k n o w n • • Malvln form to pair off each Item—if A . Reberte, en d SYLVIA N. ROOK RTS, h i s w i f e ; R E U I , you have an item “a,” you INC* a F lorida co rporation; should also have an Item “b.“ F L O R ID A POW KR CORPOR­ ATION, a F lo rid a corp ora tion; Hut in ths sample outline W E S T E R PARK TRLKPHONK above, “2.1” ran stand with­ CO* INC* n F lo r id a co rp o ra , out any “2.2." If you find only float Fl o r id a tm L rriK ti CORPORATION, a F lo r id a eor* ona subordinate idea under p c ra tion ; T U B FIIUtT NA> “2,” there** no reason to In* T I O N AI. RANK A T OllLANDO TRBHTKK, a na tio n a l vent another. e s a k l s s corporation, Notice that any entries Into Dofendanta “1.” and “2." must be of equal n o tic e o r nr i t TWt H. C LYNCH. Importance. The entriea in . e / c Conley Barlo w , Route S, B a i l e y O eorsla. " t i l ," “2.12," etc., must also It. A. n o n BUTS, a l i o be of equal Importance. kn o w n ae M elvin A. Ho* As an example of a reading t e r n , and SYLVIA N. ROBERTS, outline, we could outline to­ hie wife, day’s article as follows! I N A lm a Road. 1. Reading outlines art analy­ Haalehuret. O e o r s l a YOU ARB IlEItBIIT NOTI­ tical tools. F I E D that the P la i n t i ff . TIIB 1.1 They organise Ideas ac­ PRUDENTIAL INBUItANCK COM PANT OF AMERICA, a cording to logical or­ F e w Jareay corp oration, baa der—not according to t a e tl l u t e d suit a s a l n e t yo u In th e Circuit Court o f tho Ninth order o f presentation. J a d l d e l Circuit. In ond for 1.11 Different from writS e m i n o l e County, F lo r id a ; th# ting outlines. n a t u r e o f the su it le to for*, e i o e o that certa in m n r t u s e 1.111 Mens are lab­ w h i c h eneumbara t h e f o l l o w l n s eled, desc ribed property, eald pro­ p e r t y k o l a s e l t u a te d a n d lo1.112 Ideas don't ea t e d la S e m in o le County, have to be F le r l d a t Lot I. B lo c k S. TANGLE* paired off. Legal Notice I | I WOOD IIEPLAT, acc ordlny to the plat t h e r e o f aa r e ­ corded In P la t Boo k I. p e s o 14; Public Records o! Hemlnole C ou n ty , Florida; t n e lu d ln s sp ec ifica lly , b u t not b y w a y o f lim ita tio n , t h o f o | , (aw ing futures; OK t e v s l l o n ele c t r la hot w a t e r h ea ter OH Ranve OK R efrla era tn r Dll l l c a t f r and T a n k V o n elU n B lin d s TOO HTIIKR w i t h all s t r u c ­ t u r a l and Im p ro v em en ts now and hereafter on said land, a n d f l it u r e a a t ta c h e d therein, and all rente. Issues , proceeds, a n d profits a c c r u in g and lo aocruo from said premises , all e f which aro Included within t h e fo reg o in g d escrip tio n end th o habendum thereo f; a lso all g a s , at turn, electric, water, and • i h e r healing, c o o k in g , refri­ g er a t in g , lig h tin g , plumbing, v en tila tin g . Ir rigating, and p o w e r syateme, m ach lnce, a p ­ pliances, fix tu res, and a p p u r­ tenances, which now are or m a y hereafter pertain lo, or b e need with. In. or on said premiere, even though they be detach ed nr d rlach ab le. YOU AN D EACH O F T o l l • r e hereby reitulred to rile y o u r An swer w ith the Clerk nf the Circuit Court In end fo r Memlnole County, Florida, nnd se res a enpy t h e r e o f upon Richard W. 1-aeelter, o f tho firm o f tlurney, C u ru ey A Handley, !«} North Magn olia Avenue, Orlando, Florida, a t ­ t o r n e y s (or I'la ln lllf In the s h o v e action, on or b ef ore III* In d day o f October, 1311, elea a Decree Pro Confeeeo w ill be en tered a g a in st you. IT IM O ltD KRKD t h a t till* h e puklletied In The Hanford Herald, a n ew spa p er publlah.il In Hemliwde County, Florida, once a w eek for l o u r cuuaecu tlve w e e k s WITNESS tho h i n d c f the Clerk ot tho C.Mr utt Court, Hemlnole County, Florida, thia (lie lath day o f Au g u st, 1X41. ( C o l ' ll T HEAL) Arthur It. Hr Uwlth, Jr* Clerk Circuit Court, hem lnole County, Uanfurd, Florida Hy: Martha T. Vltilen Deputy Cle*k (IUHNEV, GUIINEY A IIANDLBY Jdl Nurth M a g n o lia A ven u e • rU n d o , Florida A llo r n e y e for P la i n t i f f Publish Kept. 10, IT, 14 A Oct I. I »«L CRM-1 PRETTY JOYCE HRAGYIL nell.i a ticket to Mayor Lee Gary fo r the Oviedo Athletic A haocI* atlon'a fish fry fo r the John Courier Field debt fund. Association cleared more than $1,200 to* ward wiping out the debt for the Oviedo foot­ ball field. (Herald Photo) Hospital Notes SEPTEMBER 1 Admissions Grover Knurr, Longwood; Mary Conley, Lake Mary; Anna Hartung, DcBary; Tam­ my Shoemaker, AI p It o n i a Chisolm, John Kirk, Henry Baldwin and Barbara Deffcly, all of Sanford. Dismissals Bernclce Groce, Longwood; J. H. McCormick Dies At Hospital Tammy Shoemaker, Charles Crain, William Livingston, Lillie Mae Randall, Irma Johnson, Ann Brlsson, Mrs V. Laws and infant, and t i n . J. Monroe and Infant, all of Sanford. SEPTEMBER • Admissions Dorothy Newton, Pern Park; Robert Carmichael, Cassel­ berry; Donald Smith, Lake Monroe; Anne Lucas, Jack­ sonville; S h i r l e y Burkett, Monroe Wilcox, Betty Moon, Itoger Jimenez, Willie Mos­ ley, James Ilankcrson Jr., E d w a r d Williamson and George O'Brien, Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Dcffcly, Sanford, a son Dismissals Richard Breeze, Longwood; Jean Benson, Lake Mary; Lucius Reeves, DeLand; Vera Anderson, N o r t h Orlando; Werner Wlegand, Dellary; Denies Davis, Mt. Dora; Wil­ lie Lee Johnson anti Edward Payne, Sanford. John H. McCormick, 83, died Sunday at ll::3fl p.m. at ths Scmlnula Memorial Hospital. A resident of Hanford for the past 1H years, ho made hiss home at 1008 W, ‘JOth St. A native nf Ht. Albans, W. Va., he was a retired carponter. Survivors Include two sis­ (NEXT: An advanced analy­ ters, Mrs. Geneva I.ncy and Mrs. Mae McComna; one tical tool—tha summary.) The entire 30 DAYS TO granddaughter, Sirs. William BETTER ISKADES series is Crawford; • aon-ln-luw, Jack now available in un 80-psgc, Coyner, all of Hanford; four spiral-bound book. To order great-grandchildren and awyour copy send your name, ml- crul nieces and nephews. Kunornl services will be dress, city and state plus fl.00 lo Bettor Grades, c/o The San­ held at 2 p.nt. Wednesday ut tty Frances Wester ford Herald, P. O. Box 48'J, tho Brlsson Funeral Home The UPW Association of Ihc UopL A, Radio City Station, with Mr. Ilrrt Brown of the Church of Christ officiating. Lake Mary Community Pres­ Now York IP, N. Y. lluriul will ha ut tits Hyl- byterian Church has called a vun Luke Cemetery. special meeting of all project chairmen for the Annual Ba­ zaar to he held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the church. The Bazaar hus been set tty Mrs. Adam Mtiller this year for Oct. 18 and will By Jane Casselberry The Dcllary Fishing Club he held In the Educational I-yman High School hat an­ will meet at 7:30 p.rn. Wed Uttihling of the church. nounced tho names of the neulay in the Recreation llall Committee chairmen ex­ Kiris who have been selected of the Dellary Fire Station. A pected to attend Wednesday's to be on tho Varsity Cheer­ colored film, “River Bust meeting are Mrs. F. E. (Mil­ leader squad. ers,” which features beautiful dred) Donaldson, <1 i n n e r ; Those girls who hope to scenery along the Snake and Mrs. Harry Sandusky, arts cheer the Greyhounds lo a Sainton (livers in Idaho, will and crafts: Mrs. James M. successful football s e a s o n bo shown hy Elmer Thomp­ Thompson, needle cralt; Mrs. again this year aro Alyce son. Bay Crc«*. baked goods; Mrs Crocker, Margaret Garrett, Clyde Wrighl, president, Don Smith and Mrs. W. C. Nancy George, Gloria Green, will rnmhtcl the business Hopkins, outdoor games anti Dana llall, Marla Jones, Jtuly Hireling. sports, and Mrs. Robert RuKacar. Liz I.tinn, Ann Miller, Residents of surrounding gcnstcin anil Mrs. Fannie Brenda Petty, Sandy Ten­ areas are invited to attend. lA'fller, publicity. nant, and Cheryl Werley. Lake M ary UPW Bazaar Heads Set Meeting Cheerleaders Named For Lyman Ths “Read and Study" se­ ries currently appearing in this newspaper has received much enthusiastic comment snd praise from parents, teachers and students. Be­ cause of this interest, and aa an additional public service, the complete series will be mad* available In a convenient spiral-bound book through this newspaper. The 80-page book, well Illnitrated and easy to read, will b« a valuable aid to students . . • high achoot and college. All of the practical ideas and auggestlons In .10 DAYS TO BETTER GRADES are in it for permanent finger-tip ref­ erence. The book la divided into six parts entitled “ Developing the right attitude," Prerequisites for effective studying,” “The text—how to use It,” “How to take a course," “How to han­ dle specific courses," and “How to take • test-” 30 DAYS TO BETTER GRADES Is a unique “how-tostudy” system. It was scien­ tifically developed by The Reading Laboratory, Inc. of New York, foremost author­ ities on reading speed, com­ prehension and study tech­ Fire Auxiliary Sets Meeting niques. The book will h«'p students• study more effective* ly snd get more out of ta t* books, homework and claw* [he Sanford Herald la hap* py to make thia book avails hie to it* readers a t the ape* eial price of $1 91 per copy. copy, Send your name and address and 91 to: “ Better Grade*” Read­ er Service, t'o The 8anford Herald, P. O. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 19. N. Y. Legal Notice First Baptist Set Annual Meeting The annual business meet­ ing of the First Baptist Church of Sanford will b« held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the church auditorium. Reports will he heard from the nominating conimitteo and from the survey anti plan­ ning committee. Recommenda­ tions also will bn mudo at this time by the church coun­ cil and deacon* in regard to the expansion program of the church and for activities of the coming year. Preceding the meeting a dinner on the grounds will be held Iwglnnlng at 6 p.m. Those planning to attend are asked to bring a basket dinner. Bev­ erage nnd picnic table service will be supplied hy the church. SOTII H »«m : Nolle* U h»r«tijr * l t * n that purauent to fin a l deer** rand* ara<l on th* 4th d s r o f ftapl•tnher, IMS. In that rartsln rauao p an d ln r In th* Circuit Court In and fo r Mnnlnnl# County, F lo rid *. In Chan'-ary, n h crrln F lltH T FEDERAL HtVINUH A N D LOAN AHKOCIATION O F 3 I*. M I N O L K COUNTY, a corporation, la Plaintiff. F. I»eo Kerwln. tl, and w l f t . J u n e Kerwln, JIrrtt* t.»« Nettlaa, and Th* Ci>nim«rclal H ank a t Winter Park, a Flo rid a Corporation are defendant*. C hanrrry DorW-t No tSSSS. I. A ltT II U n It. HKCKWITII. J it ., Clark o f th* aforaaald C ircu it Court, will within th* l*K«t hour* nf a.it* on Monday, S ep te mber SI. 134] o ffe r for vain and a'll In th* hti(h*at and brat Mil­ der for caah at th* front door of th* Courthnua* o f Hrmlnot* County, F lo r id a , In Hanford. Florida. Ihn f o l l o w i n g dravrlhn l properly, s i t u a t e d and be­ ing In Henilnnl* Cou nty, Flor­ ida, t n - w lt : Lot «. n l o r k 4. Tier ». nf Ih* TOWN O F HANFORD. Florida, acrnrdtnir to K. It. Trafford 'a Map thereof a* recorded In I ' l l ! Honk t, p a t* * 3<-*4. nf th* Public R e c o r d . o f Hemlnol* Coun­ ty, Florida. Halil a.tie w i l l h* made pur­ auant to and In ordar to »»!• lafy th* t*rm* of aalil final d#rr«*. (CIRCUIT COURT HEAL) Arthur II. H eckwllh. Jr* Clerk o f Circu it Court. In ami fo r 8<-mlnuls County, F lo rid a. Hy: Mart ha T. Vltilen By ra. Adam Mailer The Auxiliary to the Dc­ B a r y Volunteer Firemen’s Association will hold a special “ get-together” meeting to open the current season on Thursday at 12:30 p.m. at the Recreation Hall of the Fire Station on Colomba Road. Beverage and dessert will be D. C. PtlbllaH A. Kdwln Hhlnholaar served and members are ask­ The California Mg tree, r/o Flrat Fad. Hav. a loian ed to bring their own sand­ giant Sequoia, grows In the Hanford, HU. I'uhlLh: d . p t . 10. IM L wiches for the luncheon which high Sierras above 6,000 fe e t CDM-43 will precede a games period. Mrs. Charles Ulrich will pre­ side. The ways and means com­ mittee, Mrs. Mabel West, CALL Edith Conkling and Florence Httnkcl, reports that a num­ ber of items are on sale to benefit thu auxiliary. make SAVING a FAMILY AFFAIR at SA N F O R D A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L B A N K M O V IN G ? * > | 1 » I » / V I I I MOVING AND ST O R A G E C O .. INC. The California r e dw ooil grows only along tho roast nf the northern part of the state. FA 5 0 4 C e le y A v e. 2-9511 S a n f o r d , F la. Fishing Club To See Film GOP Board To Meet going ■ a a Close Out Special! The executive board of the DcBary Republican Club will ! meet at in a.m. Wednesday j at the Recreation llall nf the F i r e Station on Colnmba I Road. H o r a c e Demaresl, j president, will preside. The lirst general meeting of llte club for this season will be held on Sept. ID at Ihe De- j Bary Community Center. Famous Savage 22” Rotary Mower Puwrrrd hy ! |j h.p going. Bring* A Straiten engine — I eyrie. Easy-epin reroil alarlrr. Throttle Con­ trol <>n handle. Adjust Great S a v in g on Easy Terms from I” lo J 1)" cutting FROM A WORM) OF FINE FURNITURE height*, linked enamel 2- M A T H E R of Sonford D ream s for you, and every member of your family, can be­ come realities when you save with us! A lo n g with safety, ready availability of your funds, and “ one stop” b an king serv­ ice, saving with us is an ideal fam ily affair! tune finish. FAMOUS NAME BRANDS almost gone ALL FINEST QUALITY SENSATIONAL VALUES erms — Open Fri. Nights B uford’* Only Air Conditioned Furniture Btoro M ATHER E. lHt ST. of Sanford FA 2-0983 Don't mbs your last chance te uve during Rambler's Savingeat Days C Q 9 5 Only $1.25 Weekly Just Say . . . "CHARGE IT” Never bafors have so many people bought so Shiny Ramblers so te s t Result: While we stiU have e good selection of factory-fresh 1963 Ramblers, they're going kite wildfire. So. hurry In and lake your choice: Luxurious Ambassador V-8* with up lo 270hp; roomy, new high-styled Rambler Classics —Six or 198 hp V-8; Rambler Americans that otter Ute 125-hp nwles-per gallon champ ot every economy run officially entered. Better hurry! Come in today and see how much you can save on America's best car values during your Rambler dealer's Savingest Days clearance ol brand new 1963 Ramblers! Join the Trade Parade Is RAMBLER 6-V-8 G O O D / Y E A R SERVICE STORE 533 W. lftt Sf. BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC, 301 Meat First Street, Sanford, Fla. FA 2-2821 MEMBER F.D.I.S. �h*°ty+ * Editorial Comment: H e r a ld R e g r e t s . . . ^ e i o 0^ Wonder what give* with all the "doc-napping*” lately? The Herald ha* received lome (lx or eight calls during the last couple of week*, com­ plaint* about chihuahua dog* being stolen. • • • Another of those item* we lore to publish: Ann Brandt ran a four-word classified ad In The Herald: "Cute puppies for sale.” Sold four the first evening. • • • I t’s a info bet the V . S. Senate will confirm Ceclle Heard’s appointment as per­ manent postmaster here. Sen­ ators Holland and Smather* have placed their stamp of approval on Congressman Herlong’s recommendation. Senate civil service commit­ tee expected to act In threefour week*. • • • Another report on the po­ lice blotter this morning about a boy being bitten by a dog. Too many dogs running loose In Sanford and Seminole County. But K. E. Porter I* happy to report action ie un­ der way. • • • Sheriff J . 1- Hobby’s dep­ uties serving notice to prop­ erty owners along Highway 430 between Highway 17-02 and Interstate t of land con­ demnation proceedings for im­ provement of 430. • • • R. E. Porter queried Judge Vussar Carlton this morning why he was in town. ‘‘I’m here on a matrimonial deal,” replied the jurist, "I'm going to hand out a Liberty Bond.” It. E. Porter interpreted Pint to mean the Judge wn> going to preside in • divorce trial. • • • School Board probably will come up with a milk contract Thursday since the Milk Com­ mission has rased ita restric­ tions urn producer*. Seminole school kids, though, arc get­ ting milk with their luncheon* Under a tentative agreement with a local dairy of "ns price” until a pci manent price i* settled. In other words, the dairy will uriept the future contract price for milk already delivered. • • • John Krider was off again today to Tallahassee for high level talks with state officials re his St. Johns-lndian River Canal. • • • Sanford Naval Academy is •ending out handsome invita­ tion* for it* "commissioning” • t 2 p.nt. Sunday. Meaning, in Navy parlance, the new school will be dedicated and actually become into being. • • • It. K.Porter will have the first item in Thursday's tiaper resulting from the Kiwauis auction sale last Suturday, when the club sold this column for it* underprivileged chil­ dren urul scholarship fund. First “liought” item will bo from Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C. Ill'll and family. (Note to Mr, and Mrs. Dell: R. E. Porter is un ex-Olnuun, too.) • • • I Id. a nd district. Woman's Society* of Christian Service of the Methodist Church, will have un educational seminar Friday ut First Methodist The courthouse i* going to have a new “ face.’’ Contract to remodel, repair and paint the exterior of the facility was awarded to George \V. Dodson on his low bid of $i.ii4Hi by tbe County Com­ mission. • • • Cami Bruce was very un­ happy today. County Commis­ sion slashed her registration office budget by $1,000 to <21,000. • • • A Sanford mother, Mr*. J . M. Aihims, of Kim Avenue, tame to The Herald office asking help in getting a school crossing guard at Third and French. Said she and about 12 other mothers were having trouble getting their children across French Avenue because traffic refu-es to slow down lince tho crossing no lunger ha* a guard, ftufua Sum, who wa« the guard there, told B. F. Porter he had been remov­ ed because "the five students” now are riding a bus. We'll c h e c k with schuol officials, 511s. Adams. S e n s!® The long •mouldering feud between San­ ford City Commissioners and Seminole Chamber of Commerce broke into the open today . . . much to the regret of The Sanford Herald. The Herald long has believed in and has «upported the Chamber of Commerce because of th e untiring efforts of its members in working to ­ ward a better Sanford and Seminole County. But City Commissioners has openly ex­ pressed themselves ns disappointed in (’handier activities in th a t they have felt the City was lieinjr ignored by the Chnmlier. Or th at th e Chandler was assuming responsibilities rig h t­ fully the City’s in efforts to build Sanford's economy. Specifically, this refers to the Sanford Pipeline Company and the Sanford Naval Acade­ my. • _ All five City Commissioners. Tom McDon­ ald. Jimmy Crnpps, Joe Baker, Sonny Bnliorn and Al Wilson, are memliers of the Chamber. All b u t Baker are directors of the Chamber. But now the City hns not only passed the Chamber's request for an additional $5,000 for its operation but cut in half the present appro­ priation of $10,000, giving the Chamber only $5,000 for the next year. But, the City has added, in effect, “ if you are good boys and take care of the City fur the next six months, we'll give you another $5,000.” The City is demanding n representative of the City be placed on the Chamber’s executive com­ mittee. Commissioner Crapps voted affninst the Chandler appropriation, explaining: ”1 do not accept a gift with strings attached to it: 1 do not give u Rift with strings attached. As for bo ini? on the Chamber’s executive committee, I couldn’t care less. I believe the Chamber’s execu­ tive committee memliers are well qualified and can well take cure of its business. And th a t Is why I voted against the appropriation. 1 feel we should have Riven them whatever amount w ith­ out tolling them to come with a report in six months.” ('handier officials have said they will not “he directed or misdirected by the City.” The Herald reRrets this open break between the City and the Chnmlier. Only Tuesday the Seminole County Commis­ sion recognized the worthwhile activities of the Chamber and DOUBLED its appropriation from $10,00 to $20,000, in spite of u lung and loud harangue from the audience. So— let’s stop being Itoys and let’s be men . . . and iron out these differences real quick! There should be no bickering—only one aim : A steady, driving effort to build a better San foul and Seminole County. Dismissal Plea D e n ie s WEATHER: Generally fnlr with few scattered showers through T tiursday; high today 88-91; low tonight in 70s. VOL. fid United Press leased Wire Established 1908 WED., SEPTEMBER 11, 1963 By Mona Grlnstrad An ordinance levying' tax on all utilities consumed with­ in the municipal limits of North Orlando and one estab­ lishing rates of occupational licenses for all businesses no! previously covered by ordi­ nance received the final and unanimous approval Monday night <f the Village Council. A second reading only was given the ordinance creating a 30 year franchise with Sub­ urban Propane Gas Company with the third reading delay­ ed for tin* addition of a clause stating that "rate increases will be subject to council ap­ proval." \V. \V Anderson re j Mayor * [Kilted that the franchise or: dinance with Florida Power Corp. had been delayed due to "uncertain reasons which might have to do with an ex­ isting delinquent bill f o r ANOTHER NEW INDUST RY id coming to San­ street lights on SB 431 ” in other business Council­ ford through the efforts of the (Tuinther of Com­ man Irene Van Kepocl was merce. Pictured, rented frmn le ft: Rernurd <b appointed to head a commit tee of residents to make a survey of road repair*: Council voted to exempt from the occupational license j law those citizen* netting $000 or less from businesses oper-l ated in their homes and thole' coinpanic* making necessary■ daily deliveries within (he: Sc»U Bain*, chairman of, village; A SI fee was set for any one 1 Pi-Mbyte 'an Women o f tbe tin* Semi:.ole County t bomber patting down a well; Church, By lint of Florida, ure <>f Common'.• imlu .trial com-1 A lie v curfew lu ar of 9 VJ meeting ii daiifcrd through luttlco, today announced u now p. m.for tile young people v. as ml o. f nil-i-o c . uiferd, •Ct . \ti-{'- V •'(} pH- Th*t»dnw if this week lo norm will open bqrfinc , hoie. GUIh ai.ul-<ir..«ry • *Ub „U C l. . . Wouid lM tie o', 't ink - ( Btrimni t> Vofianr presi­ thstir oi if jrrc-U1 WITH to'cessaty. •ati n. de ut of I’inehree/.o -anford, and. Th,. thl.-C-4.iy t olden Jubi- I successor to Pllielirie-.q I’ullet the Chamber's budget anl Council t ->k under consi 1icmd nt 6 Fa: m, Callahan, *la tool his ( C e lt since the Co n mi dinners feel •'ration a report t tat gas p.llt. Tui l.iy h a dinner | firm h i* cornu to an ngreothe city taxpayers should ho line* now aru local. 1 In the j in-lit (or a lease with Sanford tf t*X4H'Utlve middle i t resilient'i* bark for members of i represented. board Ii II in I d! HvJh p Hull Manufacturing Company for yard* in toad of ori utility | the north 10,CUD square feet K. K. Itoumillat J r . Chain of tho Fir.*l 1 trnan easement . • I of it - I uildiog Ml Wo -t p in t her president, this morning Church, said that ' I have na com A meetinir of tl P cx Mutlvs 1StrreL ment at this time. The m at­ board follow'd .it < p.m ter will be taken up hy the Ti.day's Whedul «al! ed for Chamber's executive commit­ led by m w A . . . a ('oiamiiiilon Set tee, after which there pro­ Contract for the .......(ruc­ Rev. Grover ('. .ScWf II nrd Hf5) bably will be a statement tion of an enlisted men's elder* of the hoite«s i burcli for the press.’’ subliming pool ut Sanford ut U:3U n in. foilowed by n te a ! In other action Tuesday Naval Air Station was general niectlng, bust! evening, the Commissioners awarded this morning t» ■lection of new <ffirrr s. nrd E i/.h l C o n v ic te d added $10,000 for a total of Andrew C King, formerly I'rogrunt featuiin : n.l Ircsscs . It Ot iTLNE n .T I) — $16,000 to double its street of Sanford and now of Mi­ from Presbytetiil i’rr idenU. Eighteen Negroes who attend resurfacing program during ami, on his low Id.) of f '',Oil Thursday th * irro ip wilt ed a Labor Day rally at the th«> coming fiscal year, as 288, The pool will be located convene at 8:36 a ni. t o bear old ,lavc market here were compared to the present fis­ behind the present hobby Rev. J. W » '>•’ Fulton D.D., convicted Tuesday of bolding shop Buss Kpenrcr i* lo­ imstor of the Miuti llolo.ill cal year. a public meeting without a Next public hearing on the cal representative fur King Church iu Jliui.il New offlcity permit. City's budget will be Mon­ anil will handle the com corn also will be instu lied ut xt nation day evening. this meeting. To Jobs Presbyterian Women In Session Here O ssn iftasifc a 0 iSchool Opening e r 1 Touches Off ii'asre Demonstration Returning TAMPA (U PO — Uonrral Telephone Co. began brill m . electrical workers bark on tin* job today, hut said it will be Mime time next week ! <(ure the company i* un a pre strike footing. Nikita Reluctant LONDON (U Pl) — The Su viet Union lias decided to take its time m mancuveriii.i toward a ruld war truce with tlm l.'inted Mates, high Com­ munist diplomats indicated today. Wreck Hurts 4t ‘Saved By Hell* JACKSON, Miss, it PH -SEVERAL HUNDRED I're.sliyteriuii Women id’ the Church, S.iaol of Florida, who arrived in Sanford Tuesday for the Golden Jubili" cnloLiatiug the 50th anniversary of their organization, were in attain i.inns thin morning at the First Presbyterian Church for the fir-t general bu-iiii -.» ricflfliou ami (jiogrum, which opened with a Communion Service, Yohann, president of I’ittehreeze Sanford; S. J. Davis Jr. and Marvin Meitzer. Standing is Scott Hum*, chairman of tho Chamber’* industrial committee. (Ilendd i'lioto) P W fg c c Swimming Pool Contract Let III IISON, N. Y. (U l’lj — A ! New York Central Railroad j cum muter e x p r e s s sped I through an open switch Tin* day night and collided with j | switching locomotive on n sidin . injurin': 4t person*, one of them critically. t o it -w* But National Defense M u s t C o m e First 100,000 Marooned TALLAHASSEE (U P!) The Senate threw out by ■ 736 vote today a defense mo­ tion to acquit Pasco Circuit Judge Richard Kelly of imp r a c h m e n t charges on grounds there weren't enough votes Tuesday to convict hint. The Stnute court of im­ peachment then moved into taking testimony in tlic case. A test vote, on the question of whether the case a gain-t Kelly should lie dismissed without hearing testimony failed on Tuesday, but it was short of the constitutionally required two-third* majority to permanently liar the jurist from oftice. Defense attorney Perry Ni­ chols opened the third day of the impeachment trial with a new motion to acquit and dis­ charge the Judge, or, to bo given time to take tho ques­ tion to the State Supreme Court. Both motions were re­ fused hy the Senate. House managers opposed the motion on ground* that Tuesday's motion for dismis­ sal was u "subsidiary mo­ tion" to be acted upon only by a majority vote. And Chief Justice E. Harris D r e w agreed. He said the court would act in all matters by majority vote until the final vote on whether or not th* Judge was guilty of the chais­ es tiled by tile House, Tuesday’s test vote indicat­ ed that prosecutors would have to come up with strong evidence of alleged judicial tyranny to get the 30 vote' necessary to permanently re­ move the Judge from offies. Marvin Mcltzer, vlro presi­ dent and general mniinu'r, BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (CPI) and Attorney S. J. Dnvl* Jr. Fi-.e Negro students relume,! re 11 ruled Sanford Mneufuc-] lo classes today ut three tc.riiig in tho tnnuiutllllt newly dascgiegalcil Birming­ l'lnchm-i* •flan fan l will ham schools, touching off an­ proct approximately 23,000 Uy B e r n ic e h r Ley other rowdy demonstration by ib.ien cgg.r per day produced white students at West End Thu O v i e d o Town Council, by farms in the arra. The mi's tint; in continued aessioi High School. egg* wilt liu distributed All was calm at Ramsay Yu<..'ujy night, voted to leave thioughout Central Florida HLn and Graymonl elemen­ tin- present lux rale of two exclusively to Winn-Dixie tary schools with whitu at nulls for tile Hub!-1'** year siua stores. tendance climbing toward 110 lil< nolleipatod Increase in Thu firm expect* to In' in normal. ' revenue from eigarel tax re­ operation by Oct. I, employ­ Thirteen Negroes also quiet­ tut us, ing 23 workers in two shifts. income tins year is expectly returned |o classes with Yohann dated Hint rew es ui to bu in tile umount of a dwindling white student pe n ally d-slgrie.1 equipment i body at Tudegce. A strong ? X.t.-ii.T an coiiqiuritd to <3.3, fa r this pi mi that automat­ 037 last year. ically a l l i e s , liuii.Ih-1 and j move was under way in the Council ulno uiqirovo a beer rural area to start private pnrkugi , the eggs will nrrivo and whiskey license for Mar­ from D'droit Oct. r> niol the i schools for whites. tha Austin; beer liccnsr* fur Two Negroes began the soplant will go into full produc­ j rond day of classes at Mur- McGowan's Cush Grocery anil tion shortly afterwards. J, C. Saucer and u tuke-ouc • II Daniel Construction I phy High in Mobile. Tbe 20 Negroes entered beer license for Julm A. Co., tinder the direction of five schools in tbe three ett- Strain, I a l.'a - |! -Ii, president, will ri’nvnb'1 tne space for tho new - !e* iiillmving Gov. George C. | Wallace's failure Tuesday to operation. halt the court ordered intoI "ration. I Four Negroes also return­ WASHINGTON (UP1>—The ed for Iticir third day of ile| segregated classes in Hunts- civil rights m arch on Wash1ville. Wallace mndo no move logon, which brought m«ru | Monday to lult integration In than 700.000 person* to tho \ capital Aug. 28, rust the Dii\l ION, South \ ini Nam the missile city. ' (rid of Coluinbiit government (I I’ll — Communist guer­ rilla*. in two fierce attack*, Grand Slam llomur | $163,791. Ss'n IIoIkti C. Byrd. D-W. overran two district capitals MAKACAIIM b \ enexuela In the Communist-ruminated Efi.no Prieto Aiu-x, lather Vu., retmrtcsl on tho I). C. Cunaii Peninsula of South Viet of YcnuturU's first quintup- ravernment’s expenses Tues­ day. II>ril Is chairman of th Nam due . lay, it was report­ let at ed today. "We now have enough boys ! Senate Appropriation.* sub­ A U. S military spokesman, lo form a l>a*ehall team, and committee *>n D. C. governri'|M,riin the Communist on- 1 will i>e the manager.” I ment. slaught. aid at least 9(J goveminent troops Ir ops were killed kill or wounded. Casualties suffered by the Communist Viet Cung were V. s. « HOICK not known, but preliminary imofliciiil report* so itl al least Jo guerrillas had been killed in a counterattack by gov ci unit ut forecs. Reds Overrun 2 Vietnam Areas Oviedo Retains Two-Mill Rate March Cost D. C. $1663,794 T O N IG H T ’S SP E C IA L Duvalier Foe Seeking Visa MIAMI M 'Pl) — Miami a t­ torney Charles Aslimann say* Unrest Grows he i* arranging a U. S. v!*a SAIGON, South Viet Nam fur Dr. Clement Benoit, who (UPl) —• Student u n r e s t was ordered to leave Un* ugalnit the South Vietnamese Bahamas for plotting against government appeared toil*) the regime of Haitian dicta I to be growing, anil there were t'ir Francois Duvalier. reports new demonstration, British authorities told Benwere piunnrd despite heavy nit to leave before Thursday i We have to con,. :r live to keep tie Pentagon happy." police precaution*. Inr he deported, anil Ashinann said Tuesday tie was confl To avoid red tape, Ausiey | mrn, national defeiuc, the l-'ut a visa would be issued suggested the army send a folks bark home and what TAIPEI, Form n a UPl)— In time. representative to the next the Pentagon will think," said Benoit, tiie 58-year o!d formwatermelon festival here next I .More than 100.000 persons , Pie aide. , were reported marooned in cr Haitian con*ul to the Da summer (or a showdown. "No need for further browd -|h ain ai in PJ57, apparently After all, said Ausiey, foot­ Taipei today by rising llood1wrinkling," said Ausiey. ' We ball season is here, and as 1 waters triggered by Typhoon sparked bis deportation by | arc delighted to cooperate in radio station WI’FE farm dir­ {Gloria, considered tho worst vayin recently an "assault national defense, avoid a drain ector he mu*t go into training Im Ihc Gland* lii'tory, Auth- j force" force' of exiles was waiting on ir. in power and .m ist the to broad. .1..1 c llllOl oritlei f e a r c i l c.iiuaiUei in i n' llniitla Elands to iu|ovm vu4 soldiers in v /u iru , liua (alL } l u l . l l l IUU m i l l Um U i u v . u l l d i VitJu i t a i U . His Spitting Image In Jeopardy RALEIGH. N C. ( t ’P ij — 'Tuesday it inay be bed if the Wally Ausiey is willing to soldiers attend to their duties forego tlie rigor* of a trans­ during the off • watermelon *ca»un instead of engaging oceanic spit-off, but oniy in ui a spitHoff with him. tbe interest of natmnal de­ In Germany, an able to fense. Col. Charles A. lU-nue, ehief The rotund AusUry, world of staff ot the 3rd Armored champion watermelon seed Division, said he was trying spitter until an Army clerk to decide if the contest should claimed lo have beaten him be pcriniUcd a* dulej 1in Glcciiausvu, Germany, said , Friday NO. 15 Utility Tax CC Appffoprk'di ii Charles IU> Morgun. » young husband who uns standing in lino at an Army induction center when word came of President Kennedy’s "bach­ elors only” draft edict: "Tlmt's •aved by the bell, isn't it? ” SANFORD, FLORIDA Norlh Orlando Adopts License, City Council Halves City Com ml*sinners, in pub lie hearing on the I903M city budget T u e s d a y evening, slashed in half it* appropria­ tion for the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce. But added a proviso it will poss­ ibly restore (he SO per cent cut in six months. Tim Clumber fiscal year re­ ceived $10,000 from the City for promotional work in en­ deavoring to induce industry here to stimulate economy. The expending Chamber had requested the City to boost its I9ti36< appropriation from $10,000 to $15,000. However, city commission­ ers Tuesday evening Ignored the request for the additional $5,000 and voted only $3,000 for the first six months of the fiscal year. However, the City added it will consider ill six month* an additional $5.ooo bused on "the co-operation the City re­ ceive* from the Chamber of Commerce for municipal pro­ jects and in other matters involving municipal property.’’ The City also requests that Sanford be represented on the Chamber's executive com­ mittee since tin* City is the oniy municipality in tin* county contributing to [he cliaml er and since the City'* con­ tribution is a major share of Impeachment Court Begins Testimony COMMLKTK WITH ALL THK TRIMMINGS Remember Our Friday Night Special F IS H E R Y ONLY $ r1 CIIILDUKN *4 00 UNDER 12 — * 11* in d A t)|writrd Hy .Maxine A Bob Hancock tin y . 17*2 »«. Sanford I’ll. FA ” -59i:5 �30 Days [o Better Grades S r Tto | H « I| Laboratory Writtex for Newspaper Enterprise Association Wt'v* discussed reading outline* which organise tho id«M of a textbook chapter or nay plcca of writing la a logical order. They aro tool* for analysing tho thought atructura of press. Tho idoaa art aot arranged la tho order of praaantatloa of tho texts tho meet Important idea muat appear flrct in tho outline, no matter where it appcari in the text. Practice outlining. Whoa you read a newepaper, outline ono of the editorlala. It’ll only take a couple of mlnutca, and you’l l ha developing the sblll* ty to think logically. The log­ ical thinker never ha* any trouble in school. Aa your aklll In outlining develop*, you’ll be ready to try aummariaing. Skillful ■ummarising preaupposei out­ lining aklll You moat be able to arrange idoaa logically be­ fore you can make abortus*gurata summaries. Summaries a n powerful ■tody tools. If you can aummaria* a textbook chapter, you can bo aura that you’ve understood it. A summary must contain the main Idea • f a text, It muat be brief •nd It must bo In your own words. Bummarlslng la a great aid to retention. If, for instance, you’ve capsuled an entire lec­ ture Into • few, well-chosen words, you can bo sura you’ll Barer forget that lecture. To • skillful reader, sum­ marising la an automatic procass; it’a part of reading. Aa ha read*, ha maintains a run­ ning summary In his mind. Whan ha finishes reading, ths summary is complete and re­ tention Is assured. Bummarlslng also develops facility. As you practice sum­ marising you’ll learn how to manipulate words — how to make one or two short para­ graphs do the work of an entire textbook chapter. This |a be over­ )a a point that th a t can’t can t b* emphasised. Tho ability to 'write, te express Menldl Health Program Wins Clear Sailing (NEXTt How to study his­ tory.) . . The onUro 30 DAYS TO 1. Summaries aro powerful itudy tools. 1.1 Muat state main Ides. 1.11 Aid comprehension 1.2 Must b* brief 1.21 Aid retention 1.3 Must he your own word* 12)1 Develop langusg* fa­ cility 1.4 M utt b* logical 1.41 I’reiuppos* outlining ability Using ths outlino, we ran make s summary: "By developing tho ability to construct. In your own word*, brief, comprehensive and logical summaries of text, book chapters or lectures, you will hav* taken a long step toward better comprehension, surer retention and more skill­ ful writing." Aa yuur summarising and outlining skills develop, men­ tal summaries, rather than written, will suffice. Catching Bullets Is 'N o t Suitable' LONDON (U PI)—The Brit­ ish army has refused tu sup­ ply Maurice Fogcl, 47. a ma­ gician and Illusionist, with a firing squad so he can catch nine bullets with his teclli. Maj. Gen. Eustace illols Nelson, who Tuesday turned down Puget's plan to have the trick done on television, said: "It is not u suitable job for her majesty's guardsmen." "HAM" ACTORS The expression "bam act­ or" to designate a performer of poor quality started with minstrel shots*. Ham fat was used (or cleaning tho black­ ening from actors’ faces. Many of theae shows were ol poor quality ami the actors were railed "hain-falters,” eventually s h o r t e n e d to LEGS (WITH RID) 2 Lb. Box SUPER • RIGHT” SHORT SH A NK SMOKED Sovief-Sino Relations Hit Another Snag MOSCOW (UPI)—Specula­ tion developed here today (hat tha Kremlin mey atop direct train service from Pe­ king to Moscow as a result of e new Communist Chinese attempt to smuggle antiSoviet literature Into the country. The affected through ser­ vice would involve mixed So­ viet and Chinese trains with mixed crews. The Kremlin Issued a pro­ test note two days ago accus­ ing tho Chines* of attempting to bring banned literature in­ to the Soviet Union on a train bound from Peking to Mos­ cow. Several Chinese were ex­ pelled following brawl* Sat­ urday and Sunday with bor­ der officials at Naushkl, a Mongolitn eroding point. T h e official government newspaper Ixvcstla said Tues­ day the offending Chinese acted like "cattle.” The Incident was (ho latest In a series that hai sent SlnoSoviet relations to a new low. T o d a y , Komsomolskaya Pravda, tho Communist youth organisation newspaper, and Trud, the publicatioD of tho central trade union, carried fresh condemnations of the Chinese actions at Naushkl. FRYER BREASTS FRYER BETTER GRADES aeries is now available in an 80-page, ipiral-bound book. To order your copy send your name, addreae, city and itata plus |1.00 to Better Grade*, e/o Sanford Herald, P. O. Dox 489, Dept. A. Radio City Ststlon, New York !», N. Y. PLUMR08E DANISH | WHOLE Sliced Bacon CDR. LYLE H. 8ETTE (rig h t), commanding officer of Sanford’* Heavy Attack Squadron B (VAH-6), accep ts p laq u e from Capt. James O. Mayo, commander of Heavy Attack Wing 1, for VAII-G'a victory in fourth quar­ ter fiscal 1063 physical fitness competitions. (Navy Photo) Plus SO Extra PUId Staaapo NO COUPON N ; ,'ESSARY I 8|,lwf ,. 1'kaics Lb. W ater Survival Part — • • Of Athletic Program Sanford’s Heavy A t t a c k Squadron Firs Is combining water survival training with an athletic program. The result Is an answer to the Presidential physical fitness program—and a big step towsrd shipboard aafaty. VAH-5, commanded by Cdr. Lyle H. Setts, gained Incentive in this area through winning the Fourth Quarter Fiscal 1903 Heavy Attack Wing One physical fitness field meet. This Involved competition with other squadrona In the six exerclsvs prescribed by the Kennedy Administration's physical rendlnoaa committee. Then two Naval Acadamy graduate*, Class ’<13, Ena. Donn McCrory and En*. Hernle Kelley, joined the squadron and offered their talents In , urganiilng a wnter survival program. jd fl Now tha two are teaching swimming and life envlng to | squadron member* for two I I t l . hours each morning. Their intentlon la not to produce a | .-.. :J* ' M jjjf ‘enm of potential Olympic [ champions but to put basic L ' . '■ j - r e i f y T j survival technique* In the . - • y y ^ f lijf j hun,ll‘ ot n,en who cu,‘ bl‘»t Uie them. | Jm ’ All pilots and many air m ■ t Ci* crewmen already as required * T zSSB B H p to pas* rigid water testa before practicing their profee- j 't sion. These include such feat* ' ' ua swimming a mile (half of . i, / It fully clad), swimming 25 yards upderwuter and e»rap- 1 lug from a aulmiergcd cock­ pit simulator. ■' --*■** * H -* '1 ■*, '* "Por example, cellulose In plant tissue has often been branded as unpalatable,” he explains. "True humans can't digest cellulose in 111 natural state; but it can be changed by acvcral recent prucesscs which would make It a whole­ some food with high energy value." "The potential of a harvest from the seas can he more fully explored." (he food spe­ cialist stresses. Blue-green algae, similar to pond scutu, is already being evaluated as an important source of man's food, hut other ocean Inhabi­ tants could also be scrutinised for food content. Along t h e science-fiction line, which has become fact, is the molecular "disassem­ bly" theory. This would bo n new approach lo squeoxlng new foods out of old sources. Plant and unimal tissues would be "disassembled" or broken down lo basic mole­ cules, and rebuilt into more Flashlight or electric lan­ appealing foods. Imagine having a sugar tern, and flarex converted from the cellulose Screwdriver Pad and penril In oak tree hark fo stir into Tow chain or line. your coffee. Jack, jack handle, and base In other words, foods are Box of fuses (If used in not always considered to be in your car) Dimes In sealed envelope for emergency use in remole pay telephones) First-Jill kit and first aid Here are some suggestions book Set of socket wrenches and for your traveling medicine pliers chest: aspirin, laxative, cough Old blanket or piece of drop*, motion-sickness rem­ canvas edy, insect repellent and In­ Fire extinguisher. secticide, salt tablets for pro­ fuse inspiring in extra warm weather countries, antiseptic, CuNtorbcanti an antibiotic prescribed by COLLEGE STATION, Tax. your doctor for cases of high (UPI) — A new enstorbvan fever—a doctor mayo bo un­ variety railed "Lynn" haa available, indigestion medica­ been landing high yield* for tion and sunburn cream. farmers. Texus A A M College auid its Agricultural Experiment Trail Contract sUtlun and the U. S. Depart­ TAILS. N. M. (UPI) — An ment of Agriculture develop­ unusual read contract to be ed Lynn under a cooperative let thi* fall rails for cimsirucresearch program. Develop- tion of a trail eight mile* era of the new variety report long and three fret wide on yield* an the Texu* High the Wheeler Wild Atru In tliu Plain* have runged from Carton Natiunal Forest. Kor-st supervisor George 2,290 to 2,600 pounds an acre in field trials. Lynn hu* also Proctor *uid usually such been n high yielder in Okla- work la done by the U. S. homa, Kansu* anil Nebraska Poreat Hervlcr, but the trull trial*. la being rontractcd to help the local economy. The trails ure North Dakota's honey pro­ u*ed by hikare and horse­ duction of 193 pound* per men. No vehicles are allowed. colony was highest in the Expected cost of the work is uaUoa u. AM2. about $27,099. ' Carry These In Your Automobile Suggestions For Travel Medicine their final and perfect form. They are viewed as collec­ tions ot chemical components which can be taken apart and reassembled to suit the scien­ tist's plan. This is like tear­ ing down a house and using the same blocks, wood and metal lo construct a silo. Food reassembly is not a radical invention, but merely an extension of a common practice. Tho extraction of sugar from sugar cane for use in a candy bar is an example. Bread, for Instance, was prepared primarily from grain flour, a modification process developed approxi­ mately 6,000 years ago. Disassembled f o o d parts used for reconstructing new foods are principally carbohy­ drate and fut components. With the recent development of protein (tour, many foods msy be remodeled, ami new prepared foods may be burn. So whether it's a matter of keeping mold from forming on a loaf of bread or prepar­ ing an exotic soup made from sea algae, food scientists and technologists are answering the challenge to produce enough good food to provide a sufficient supply for today's rapidly ex; ndlng world pop­ ulation. Coffee 8WEET 8EEDLK88 With this eoapo* A pareknoa eg Snowy Blench 16-oz. pkg. 49< Coupon good thru Sat., Sept. II, lax . 9-14-63 Testimonial Fails N ow You Know CARLISLE, England (UPI) —Mrs. laobcl Schofield was fined 1620 Tuesday despite an Impassioned defense by her lawyer, who asked len­ iency on the ground that "even her husband says the ll a careful driver." 1-lb. can 5fle Coupon good thru Sat., Kept. II. I.t. Cdr. Darrell F. Kirkpat­ rick, who was stationed her* when the Sanford Nuval Air Station was recommissioned In 1951, has returned for hli third tour in local operation*. lie has relieved Cdr. Wal­ lace L Bussell as operation* officer on the Heavy Attack Wing One ataff. KirVp*trlek w si n member of Currier Air Group 3 (then Kuriford-luiaed) In 1951 when N’AK Hanford wa* recommitatoned, lie returned to Snnford in 1959 for duty with Heavy Attack dquudrunt 7 and 9 and recently obtained a bachelor of tcienca degree from the Navy'* post-graduate school in .Monterey, Calif. The Wing'* new operation* officer I* a native of Okla­ homa. He will live with hla wife, Patricia, and three chil­ dren at 301 E. Crystal Dr. Officer Returns GAINESVILLE—"Man may someday derive hi* food from sea algae or cellulose,” ac­ cording to Agricultural Ex­ periment Station researchers with the University ot Flor­ ida’s Food Technology and Nutrition Department. Recent advancea In agricul­ ture and food iclenco have given us a greater variety ol high quality food from which to aelccl, the scientists state. However, there are many keys which scientists can uso to unlock possibilities for us­ ing our raw food products In a more efficient manner. "Some plants and animals have been totally Ignored as possible human food stock­ piles," G. D. Kuhn, assistant foot! microbiologist with the Food Technology ami Nutri­ tion Department, point* out. With this eon pot A parehsa* of 13c Off Label! I.urlanne White Label Plea by Commissioner Jam es It. Avery Jr. for tho County Commission to bud­ get $23,000 for the purchase of real estate was voted down Tuesday. Avery Informed the Com­ mission that tho county’s clay pits are In "critical" condition. "We thought we had a 25year supply of clay on hand for road building,” Avery said, "but It appears now that we have possibly only 10 years supply." He also pointed out that "it Is a long haul" from the present pits in the south end of the county to the east end "and this makes for added expense.” Avery requested $25,000 be set up In the budget for the acquisition of real estate bearing clay and other road building materials. But his request was denied although he pointed out that "the price of real estate is always go­ ing up." J. C. Lavender, road super­ intendent, informed the Com­ mission that the county has a 25-year supply ol shell for road building. D. F. KIRKPATRICK your thoughts clearly and succinct­ ly la tbs ability that separates Ike sheep from the goats in •ollege. More to the point, as you progress through school you’ll find that more and moro of your teste will bo assay testa. Summarising practice Is tha bast way by far to pre­ pare for *aaay texts. If you G R A D E " A " Q U IC K FROZEN DELICIOUS FRESH ITALIAN m « liff4 P i9 H lF ]F r © 2 !i E x tra P la id Stam p* With this coupon k purchase of Ann Page Pure Money 1-lb. Jar 3fl< Coupon good thru Sat., Sept. II. Jax. 9-14-63 iuumiitikHki T . © 2/1 E x tra P la id S ta m p * With thi* coupon k poreka** of All Sweet Margarine 1-lb. d n . 27c jfoupnn good thru Hat., Sept. 14. I Jax. 9-11-63 5 ALL PURPOSE Preserves 3/$1.00 AAI* Frosen Baby 10-Ox. Pkga. Lima Beans 2/33c An* Pag* 19-0*. Cake Mixes Pkga. 2/49c Clear 100 Ft. Rod Handiwrap 29c ^ / MILD A N D MELLOW EIGHT O ’CLOCK ANN PAGE Called Press International The mor* than 22 million employed women In tho Unit­ ed State* mtk* up one-third of (he country'* entire civi­ lian work force, according to the Metropolitan Life Insur­ ance Company. Del Monte Light Meat Chunk AftP HALTED Lemon or KXCEI.I, 3 0 DAYS T O B E T T E R G R AD ES now available in BO O K form Jelly Roll Detergent 3c Off Fab lg. pkg. 30c Shelf Pape Liptoa A-Jax l.iquid Cleaner pt. 39c Loose Teo Lay* Potato Gerber* Strained Baby Parents, teachers and student* will b« pleased to know that the complete Read and Study series appearing in this newspaper b available in an attractive spiral-bound book. This book is handsomtly illustrated, contoins 80 easy-lo-read pages and i* a convenient 5 ) 2 * 8 ) * size. Now students can have all these practical, helpful 'how-toStudy'' ideas ot their finger lips in a permanent reference. Order your copy todoy at just $1.00 per copy! S A V E 10‘ No Hus* M' Lady Chicken o f the Sea Meat Chunk Detergent Super Lx- Pkg*. Suds 2/49c Tuna Kelberk Corn Meal IF, l.b. Dutch Apple P ie r A H elrrftnt 21c r toms cane tree attk P U ID STAMPS I rices in ihia »d through Saturday, September 14. Magnolia Ave. al 2nd HI., Sanford, Flo. �v .tv CG* V o f n l ■rraB • Sept. 11, 1963 — Page 31 M i e n 6000 THROUGH THf VIIICMI Finding Place To Eat Problem For Tourists e Finding a place to cat li often a problem for tourist*. lt*a even more of a problem if the group Include* an Infant ] who's on formula. For on* thing, there’* al* way* the chance that varia* I tiona in types of water acroa* the country may make baby ! III. Refrigerating and heating I the formula, not to mention simply finding a plac* to mix | It are equal problems. Now a formula product haa I hern developed that eliminate* O il of thia. Ready-to-Us* “ En- | famil,” an instant infant for. fnula. doe* not require mix* (ng, heating, refrigeration, or I added water. No matter wher* you are on your trip, when it’* baby’s mealtime, simply open the can, pour the contents in* to a sterilised nursing bottle [ QUANTITY end baby’s meal is ready. RIGHTS S u p e r S p e c ia l/ RESERVE? Hospital 1402. BOTTLE . HEINZ Notes SEPTEMBER • Admissions Annette Wallstedt, Pauline | Spivey, both of Lake Monroe; Slack Overstreet, Joyce Crowe, | Allie Ms* Base, Johnnie H art­ ley, Wanda Cnpps, Ina Gallo* I way, Rosa Lee Hall. Elizabeth Baker, Chester. Arthur 8haw, A rthur Lea Jackson Jr., E r-| nest Lundherg, Lorece Peter­ son, Eva C. Rogero, Katherine I Ohlrich, Alice Ms* Franklin, Janice Butner and Lisa H unt,| •II of Sanford. B'rtha Mr. and Mrs. Man^ssah, Banford, a daughter; Mr. and I Mrs. Horace Collard, Sanford, a eon; Mr. and hire. Robert Lee Franklin, 8anford, a son. | Dismissals Mrs. Clayton J. Moody and! baby, Orlando; Mrs. Roger Daniel J r. and baby, Osteen; Mrs. William F. Tudor and baby; Altamonte S p r i n g a; William E. Stover, Ecu Gal­ lic; Anne Luca, Jacksonville; Rose Kissel, DeRary; Roger A. Jimenez, Louise Davis, Mra. John C. Green and baby, Mrs. Davis N. Murris and baby and Mrs. Joseph H. Veayo and | baby, all of Sanford. QUART PLASTIC BOTTLE MILD DAISY CHEESI '• • • • • CHUNK S T Y L E LB B0L0I fu lly dressed W HITING. •• t*t •« LIMIT—1 OF EACH «ITM SSJO OR MORI FOOD OROER At ** I UMB O SIZE 2 7 STEAKS et I u •.« " » L t , * L' ' RO ASTS n T ' f >i - n n t'-SSiJOvrr f >i * ■y $' 4 T - A or \» * A • l*( ->0 FOR 10 39 " ' • • • • L t a r r-I COFFEE OF YOUR CHOICE FOOD FAIR WITH 15.00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER B o fe e d . 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Rusk told American Legkmnaries at their convention I here that the presence of Russian troops on Castro’s Communist island also was a | big problem. “ Cuba remains a major ob-| •tacle to normal relations be­ tween us and the Soviet Union,’’ Rusk said, “ and the continuer) ambitions of Cas­ tro to interfere in the affairs of other nations in the hemis­ phere are neither acceptable | nor negotiable.’' Legion Commander Jam es I E. Powers, in an annual re­ port to the organization's 2.7 I million members, said the Legion's I960 warning that I Castro was a menace to the Western Hemisphere has gone unheeded. KETCHUP C L0R 0X 2160 Park Avc. MORTON’S ASSORTED FROZEN LADY FAIR ICED ( REG 39* ) LIBBY'S b u n s °35< CORNED BEEFc:49< PRESERVES 4 » $100 M ighty Molecule CHICAGO (UPI) — Mole­ cules of hydrogen gas actual- I ly can crack hardened atecl, says Alloy Rods Company. Hydrogen present in gas around a welding arc is turn­ ed loos* in the steel as in-1 dividual atoma which diffuse through pore* in the metal, I then unite to form molecular r * hydrogen. Since the hardened ateel cannot stretch to re­ lieve the pressure of the ex-1 panding hydrogen, enough acemulated gas will crack it. in n rwBB earn* • MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS I • jp “ ,LC 0 COMBIMATION t SpongeMop & Refill -»••'©*•*t • j i m *•« •' .aKa>-at# M isr — — —• m a x sxtra MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS "*9**twt COV#*» FWKitAM«• *** **%fOv*o*ea*o Mfesii o? M iH n F F D«lw>* P#e«h, Aprtcst u Pln.appt.' M r a lil W — V ■— MKRCH AwNtrm TS GREEN STAMPS ■ ^ mlCOMFOHAMFMOMMO? Q LADY FAIN A l a y e r A CHOCOLATE CAKE, to m M r*Av* ..u — N y • a t h r if t p a c k ListerineToolhpaste ■ Ht:..i >sto t»s^t > 08U---->I H all- IDAM(wtu * - f-U-41 *'u. f-lt-Sl a a a a a a a - M S • A ,T ■m. . a* a— 'V - N . i ' W . -* Am. see . . . -------- 9 $ V �Jr- i - i '- SJH Preps For Opener L ____ _ SEC Facing Bright, N ew Season S a fa ri g ita O P ag e 4 — S e p t- 11s 199k Florida, lech Open Team Meets Oviedo Here Season In TV Game ATLANTA (UPI) — Re­ feel, and Teeh's Bobby Dodd on the basis of one of the port* from opposing camps and Florida's Ray Graves sre league's best backflelds witli Indicate Saturday’s nationally included, that hard knocks of­ revamped Tennessee eloss televised game her* between fer the only real experience. Georgl* Tech and Florida will behind. Georgia, manpowerM . n be a battle of the walking s h y Kentucky, Mississippi o wounded. State, Vanderbilt and Tulane Sanford Junior High School all figure among the alsoAlmost dally, thsr# have Head Football Coach Dan Pel­ been tale* of woe by either rans. ham baa started to put tha th* Yellow Jacket* or the pressure on hla prepeters In Gators about a player "ex­ pected to play * key role” By United Frees International dally workouts as game time being helped off th* practice The final pre-season cut* by approaches. field. National Football L e a g u e A lot of work still has to be On* begins to wonder how teams Tuesday were unkind to done before the season opener two such crippled teems can 30 players, Including 18 vet­ play Saturday. But when erans. But the unklndest cut with Oviedo on Bept. 20 at gem* time roll* around, both of ell was th* release of Joe Memorial Stadium but Palham Georgia Tech end Florida (Th* Jet) Ferry. and hla staff a r t beginning to SUNDAY NIGHT DOWLING LEAGUE officers, ail from North Orlando, By V M Prose latmntioaal will show up at leaet fourPerry, n 13-year veteran are, from left, Bill Ryan, president; Mrs. Anton Krecek, secretaryThe race for the American get their charges settled Into deep In healthy young man. who he* gained more yards traasurer and Bob Guthrie, vice president. The league, made up from mem­ Leagua’a homo run hitting their best suited positions. Many teams hare been hurt rushing (82180) than any other bers of the Sanford area, bowls each Sunday a t Je t Lanes a t 6:S0 p.m. orowg could wind up in a Quits s few ehanres bars by th* loss of a sU r player. pro performer, we* trimmed three-man photo finish. But this does not appear to Dick Stuart of the Boston been made In the lineup. Ron­ be th* case for Saturday’s from the Baltimore Colt* roetRed Sox end those Twin ter­ nie Dudley, a big end, was | game. Georgia Tech anil Flor­ er just three games before he rors from Minnesota, Harmon shifted to fullback. Dudley has ida both appear to have too wuuld have been eligible fur Killebrew and Bob Allison, shown promise in this spot. many troops to be seriously the new player pension fund. Jerry Norton, e 10-yeer pro are taking turns battling for Old reliable Prank Whlgham affected by a few lose**. the lead down the home­ Is Improvlnr a t quarterback. Tech's injury list does in­ at defensive hark, and eightstretch. clude at least three players year veteran Mai Hammark, a Pelham has Buddy Htumpf TUSKEGEE, Ale. (UPI) — tween the haves and the haveStuart broke out of his working at the signal calling who would havu seen plenty fullback, both of Dallas; JackFootball pleyera e t desegre­ on the football field. of action Saturday — Junior is Simpson, a seven-year mnn first-place tie with Killebrew DES MOINES, Iowa (UPI) accomplished th* feat in 1933 In the event Whlgham should The Cardinals, who made It gated Tuakegee High School Any of these may lead to fullback Jeff Davis, sopho­ with Pittsburgh, and six-year when he hit No. 38 Tuesday and 1936. The fost man befora tie sidelined. —Labron Harris Jr., a schol­ IS out of their last l l with voted Tuteday to disband th* the collapse of the SEC as It night off Bo Belinsky, who more halfback Craig Ilaynham pro Jim McCusker, an offen­ that waa Little in 1934 and Charles Lytle and John arly slugger from Oklahoma, a workmanlike M win over teem and cancel the school'* and Junior end Steve Cope­ sive tackle with Philadelphia, marked his return to the ma­ Butts srs working s t guard. 1933. Jones did it twlce-1924- remaining football games. the Cubs Tuesday sight, keep Is presently constituted. were among the more prom­ But, for the present, the jors by blowing a four-run These boys have carried the goes out for two swift rounds 23 and then again in 1927-28. land. applying tbs pressure but this A statement by ths players Davis was slated to be a inent players cut. Th* field, which included said "an overwhelming major­ time the Dodgsrs aren't buck Dixie Dossn is back at the lead to the Red Sox, but the load at these spots during today which will help decide starter, especially on defense. same old stands—and a ban­ Loa Aagelea Aageli went on practice. The tackle position whether be is to Join such U. 200 hopefuls when they first Hagity" of th* team decided not Baynham l« regarded as po­ to score a M victory la 10 appears to be the weak spot In 8. Amateur Immortals as teed It up Monday morning, They also wen Tuesday ner mason Is the forecast. to represent a racially-mixed Added Training Defending champion Mis­ innings, tha Junior high line this year. Bobby Jones, Lawson Little will be narrowed to 10 by student body. Thirteen Ne­ tentially one of the best run­ night, beating the Pirates, 4-2 LONDON (UPI) — The* ning harks Tech has had, and nightfall after today’a two groes entered the school Tues­ an a record performance by sissippi is expected to win Allison, nicanwhUr, socked As yet no one has shown con­ and Harvie Ward. British Davis Cup squad, Copeland was expected to i> * again thanks to an abundance a pair of homers in Minne­ Sandy Koufax, and their threesiderable ability there. They w e r e back-to-back rounda over the long, narrow day under federal court order. No. 2 right end—behind All- which meets the United State* game lead looks far mors Of talent and n woefully weak sota’s 3-4 triumph over the Veteran halfback Chuck Pig- winners in this 68-year-old Wakonda Club couraa. Coach Dean Akin, in hi* America candidate Billy Mar­ in an in te r-to n e final at schedule. Exeept for LSU, the Cleveland Indians to raise his ott Is out with an Injury, fairway classic and the longcomforting than the 1V4 game Harris’ first opponent today first year here, said he wa* Bournemouth Sept. 26-28, will tin. margia they held a year ago Rebels, who were ranked No. season total to 33. nothing serious, and is expect­ driving Harris must survive will be Walter Stahl of Cleve­ “deeply disappointed.” receive training assistance Florida's injuries have been 3 nationally last season, don’t today. Belinsky, back with the An­ ed to be back soon. Greg two rounds today in order to land. Whlla Harria, "driving Tuskegee opened its season mainly In the Interior line from Australians Bob How* Grandpa Stan Uuslal and meet another team In their gels alter a two-month hitch (ianas also has had limited i keep alive his hopes for his better than 1 have at any last weekend with a 13-0 loss where th« Gators are expected and Warren Jacques, pitcher Bob Gibson ware the clam. in Honolulu, was coasting duty due to an injury but Is ’ second straight title. tim e," was beating 19-yasr- to Wetumpke and was sched­ The British squad la com­ to be exceedingly strong. Big­ Cardinal pace-makers, drlv The battle for Ihe ruanerup along with a 3-1 lead when the expected to return soon. No golfer has been able to old John McKay of Orlando. uled to meet Lafeyett* this gest questlonmark because of posed of Mike Sangster, Bob­ lag la Dree runs apiece while poet figures to be a thrse- Red Sox chased him during a Considerable time la being win two in a row since Ward Fla., 8 and 3, in tba second Friday night in its first home a pre-practico injury is Frank by Wflhon. Billy Knight and Glboao also burled a six wsy fight between Alabama, four-man rally in the ninth spent on offensive plays and round Tuesday, Stahl turned game. Lasky, a 270-pound senior Roger Taylor. hitter for his 17th triumph. Georgia Tech and Louisiana inning that tied the score. trying in work cash boy into back Dr. Sam Valuck of Den­ tacklo who is regarded a top Tha 42-year-old Muslsl, who Slate with Florida a dark The Angels, though, bounc­ his best suited position. A ver, Colo., 1 and 1. candidate for all-star honors. became n grandfather for the hone. Alabama, with 29 let- ed back to win In the loth game-type scrimmage is plan­ Harris' path to the title will Doth second-string tackles are first time earlier In the day, termen back from laat year’i against Boston relief ace Dick ned for Friday afternoon. not be an eisy one. Because out. played aaly four laalafs but fifth-ranked team, appeara to R aditi on clutch singlet by Pelham e x p e c t s a wall among the (2 survivors going Florida"* biggest scar* f a n la twa runs with a have the Inside track. Billy Moran and Lee Thomas. ruunded team with everyone into the third round today came when Larry Dupree, ellfirst-In lag homer, his lith KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) Auburn should capture (he Both of Allison’s blasts working together. Newcomen were two • time champion conference halfback and th* af tha season and 474th of bis remaining first division berth against the Indians came with are helping considerably. Tom­ —Joe Foss, commliiloner of LONDON (UPI) - Heavy, leading runner in the SEC lest Charley Co«; Deane B en in , earner While Gibson’s three the American Football Leea m in aboard and helped the my Bryan has been working the 1900 winner; Billy Joe weight champion Bonny Liston fall, was hurt In a practice run homer la the second inn Twins wipe out a 4 0 deficit. at end position and seems to tue, believes the AFL will Patton and the veteran Bill likes the British end they like ■ession. A slowed-down Du­ Golfing Beauty be playing th* National Foot­ tag wos hlO third of the year him. pre* could bamper th* Gator pELRAY ItEACIl (U PI)— His first of the game came have quite a bit of ability. ball League for the world Campbell. Uortrtsi Pick Groat raA capacity 11,000 cheered uttack. during a three-run rally In Jimmy Baker has impressed Marlene Bauer Hague, line of tarood to , the St. Louis liaschampionship by the end of American Rent-All big Sonny to th* girders Tues­ Coache* often hesitate to aa after missing flve games the prettiest playars on the the fourtn Inning and he put Pelham with his deftnslvc the 1901 season. In Sunford day night during his sxhibi- hold full-scale scrimmages in play Minnesota ahead to atay with aa l osatrtbuted a single and women’s professional golf cir­ Foss, at a new* confer­ 2668 S. Hiawatha Avr. tlon In th* Wembley Arena, fear of InJuriss. But many No. 33 In tha next frame. Two more games havs been a double to up hla National cuit, competed In 24 of the ence Tuesday, said the older and thsn 8onny want to ths The Baltimore Orioles edg­ added to the Junior ochtdult. N'FL stood to gain by such in League loading avorago to 29 eventa on the 1902 sched­ loudspeaker and told them: ed the White Sox, 2-1, the Thera will be a second game NEW YORK (U P!)—There 4M . ule. She failed to win a agreement. He said a title *1 really appreciate this. Koufax erased hla own NL single tourney hut finished Kansas City Athletics again with Oviedo. Two games with game between the two league wn* a "first" In the eighth et You people over her* ere South Seminole end e pair delayed Iho New York Yan­ the Tolo Giouml* Tuesday Strikeout record In fanning high enough to place 16th In champions would "definitely kees' march toward their with Wildwood complete the be a sell-out and a fine TV night when three brother* ap­ warm and wonderful to me. alas Pittsburgh batters an money winnings. fourth straight pennant by schedule. Three gemee will be package." peared In a major league line­ Much more to than the people routs to hla Drd victory In bark home in the United blanking the champs, 2-0, and pleyed at home and three on "They the NFL won't walk up a t tha same time. V decisions. Dusty and worn surds sloes Ihe Detroit Tigers whipped the road. Tha second gams past this too long," the com Jesus, Matty and Felipe State*." Tbs classy Dodger south Since hie arrival last werkAlou appeared for Ban Frenpow, Who set the old m a r k |ran ,M» brushed with a nu-tal the Washington Senators, 41, with South Seminole will be mlssloner predicted. deco during th* Giants' 4-2 rnJ I " *he Wembley exhiblof Ml strikeouts In INI, now brush and ateamrd with a after dropping the opener of the Peanut Howl on Nov. 7 at Regarding th* relative tion. Sonny has been treated the Sanford Stadium. their doubleheader, 9-1. has 2T0, and his a wins In steam Iron to raise the nap. itrength of Um two leagues, lose to th* New York Meta. ana season also eonstltutss Jesus, 21. and Matty, 21, like a hero by the press, pas­ Foss said AFL tsams "could an sll-tims record for all both appeared as pinch hit- sers-by In tha street end ad­ play In any league." Dodgtr left-handers. He predicted tlx of the t e a In the slghth Inning, with mirers In hotel lohhies. Cincinnati shaded Milwau eight AFL clubs wuuld break Jeaue grounding out to short­ kee, 42, New York heat San even or show a profit in 1963. stop while Matty struck o u t Carry Back Ready lly Harry Grayson " I’d have to «»>• that It la 24, Downing 22. ilouton had He listed the Oakland Raid­ Francisco, 4-2, and Phlludel Fellpo, 29, who itertod the ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. on Newspaper Enterprise as good aa the Dodgers' or a good year with Amarillo ers and New York Jets as game In right field, grounded pha defeated Houston, 0-0, in (UPI) — Trainer Jsck Price Spurts Editor any other club," ha replied. (Texas League) In 1961 end club* which might lose money out to th* pitcher. other NL contests. says "Carry Hark 1* better NEW YORK (NBA) - All "As a matter of fart, It has was better with us Inst season, this Mason. Jesus was promoted recent­ than ever ami rarin” to go” in anybody heara about is the been positively fabulous for though hi* record waa only ly from the Giants' Tacoma tha 1125,000 United Nations Dodgers* pitching. several week*.'* 7-7, Because of off days dus farm club In th* Pnclflo Coeat Handicap a t Atlantic City s e e It Is outstanding, of course, to weather In the spring, I A rnettc Reports Saturday. League. with Sandy Koufax, Don Dry*, In tha 12 games of the last had hint in Ihe hull pen In WE WILL AIR CONDITION CINCINNATI. Ohio (UPI) dale, Johnny Podre* and the Bronx stand which preceded By United Prese Internatlonl order to give him work, but — Jay Arnettc, former Uni THE FOLLOWING MAKE CARS, magnificent relief worker, the long weekend In Baltimore NATIONAL LEAGUE knew he was a starter ell varsity of Texas star, has Hon I’errnnuski. and Detroit, Whitcy Ford, Al W L I'ct. C.U UNTIL STOCK IS EXHAUSTED, the time. Joined the Cincinnati Koyala Hut from the way people Downing. Stan Williams, Loa Angeles 87 67 .001 e • • for a pre-season try-out at AT THE NEW LOW PRICE OF — talk about tha Loa Angeles Ralph Terry and Jim Ilouton 86 61 .582 3 BL Louis "Downing really has had their Lockbourne Air Force club's difficulty In scoring, yielded only 18 earned runs 80 60 .618 8 Milwaukee only on* full seasnn in pro­ Base training camp. B. Frenclico 18 07 .538 9 ‘4 you'd suspect that the Dodg­ for an average of 1 40 In 111 fessional ball prior to this Arnett*, ■ 8-2 guard, t* the Philadelphia 70 69 .624 11*4 ers were e lot of All-Ameri­ Innings. Ford, Downing, Bout­ one. so you esn see how quick­ fifth member of th* U. S 00 Cincinnati 77 72 .617 12V4 can outs, which they definitely on and Terry turned In shut­ ly he has come along. Olympic basketball team to outs. Ilouton had a no-hitter 74 71 .619 13V4 are nuL Chicago "These two kid* complement play with the club in pre-sea Conversely, comparatively going into the ninth inning. Pittsburgh 09 75 .470 18 one another perfectly — right son drills. Others are Oscar little has Ite n said about the "Offhand, | would say that Houston 63 02 .300 31)4 and left. They are th* sum* Robertson, Bob Uooer, Adrian 48 07 ,311 391* pitching that enabled the Yan­ was pretty good,” commented New York kees to practically run away llouk. lighting his cigar. “ An type of pitchers — fast as Smith and Jtrry Lucas. Tuesday's Results INSTALLED! and hide In the American unrarned avtrnge under 3.60 anybody and with a good St. Louis • Chicago O curve and change. Downing New York 4 San Fran. 2. (N) league and which the Dodg­ Is acceptable *v»n with th* ers will tackle in tha World way the pitchers have to keep now ha* tremendous polio for R angers Sign Two I'htla. 1« Houson 0 (N) a youngster end the smoother 1962 FALCON A COMET With Varuum NEW YORK (UPI) — hearing down today.’’ Loa Angeles 4 Plttsb'g 2 (N) Series. Windshield Wiper* delivery. Bouton has a more Defense men Harry llow*H. Cin. 4 Milwaukee 3 (N) Ralph llouk wus asked Thu Yankees’ sea-onal earnJerky delivery end is th* bull­ 1962 FAIKLANE A METEOR 8 Cylinder an 11-ycar National Hockay Thursday * Caters about this as the Humber* re­ cd-run averages are Downing dog type. They pitch high end League veteran, end center I960 - 6 1 - 6 2 PORI) V-H - 220 II.P. Engine r hle»go at 8L Louis turned to Yankee Stadium aft­ 2.36, Ilouton 2.16, Williams lo v t to n 1938 • 62 FORD V-8 . 173 II.P. Emin* Son Fran, a t New York, (S’) er a long weekend In Balti­ 3.1, Ford 3.10 and Tsrry 8213. low and have *o much stuff Earl Ingerofield have signed they ctn make a mistake end 190.1 FALCON 8 Cylinder 1983-04 contracts with th* For •vary man «8o avar toll In lovt with Houston at Phils. (N) more anil Detroit. Downing has struck out more get away with It." 196.1 C.ALAXIE 8 Cylinder - 220 II.P. Engine New York Rangers. L. A. a t PitUburgh (S’) new kind of family station wagon hat been born. Th* Jeep* "Pitching has been the hatters than he haa pitched 1963 GALAXIE 8 Cylinder - 161 II.P. Engine Only gantts scheduled highlight of our season," aaid innings. Consecutive complet­ Wagonasr. IPa thr first station wagon aver built to offer tha AMKKICAN LEAGUE the munager, in the dreising ed games created a pleasing comfort silence, speed end emoothness of a passenger car— WE SERVICE & REPAIR W L Pet. GI» room scribbling down a bat­ problem. .Members of the bull plue the traction end aafety of 4-wheel drive. Why YOU Should Buy, New York 95 61 .851 ting order for an afternoon pen crew were growing stag* IPs sheer pleasure to drive. Simple too. One lever puts you ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS Minnesota 82 64 .682 13 game with Washington. riant for luck of work. In 4-wheel drive. So at e second’s notice you can shift into TIRES from McROBERTS Chicago 82 03 .558 13 4 "Pitching and defense have “Ford, Terry and William* greater ssfoty...from wheal-spinning in mud or snow...from Baltimore 7H 09 .531 I7H carried us.’* are old pros,'* pointed out ahidt on slick surfaces...from getting stuck or going out ol CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE Detroit 72 74 .493 23 Would Major llouk com­ llouk, "and Bouton and Down­ * Lifetime Unconditional Road control on the highway or oil I Boeten 70 77 .479 23 Vi pare hie pitching with that of ing came on with e rush to EASY PAYMENT PLAN The Wagoneer really makes e demonstration worthwhile. It’ll Hazard Warranty. Cleveland 70 78 .473 20 the DodgeraT make our staff. Bouton la only be your moet exciting 30 minutes behind the wheel in 1981 Kan. City 87 78 .473 27 H FREE: Periodic FREE; Tira Rotatioa Also In 2-wheel drive models. See your ’Jeep’ deslsr. 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Park MI 4-8915 WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS I B BURST BOX O IBR" Channel 6 - I 9nly games scheduled ATLANTA (UPI) — Dcspfta I bow! bids tad box office re• 9«dl of personal problems, | Mississippi Alabama, Geor­ is sun Mg gia Tech, Louisiana Stats sad Florid*—all bowl entries Isit lor tbs iesgM winter—can bo expected to i * to afcalk Ip soother fw battle for top 10 berths this rankings, I fall, giving the SEC, as usual, fc H< high regard for its gridiron prowess ores If its social sta­ tus is in doubt. The p e r s o n a l problems, which have combined to cast 5 a definite shadow on the SCO's future existence, In­ clude: —Charges of game rigging which led to a widely publi­ cised and initially successful The Caidfoab bsep coming libel suit; .. , —Planned use of Negro ath___ "**T Ietas which has split the coo« that fereoee into two camps; ♦ gtrihe1 —Reported planned withDon't bet on HI drawal by some members S Tint sf all this isn't quits • 4 flM mss* race the Dodgers which appear unhappy with C present aesdemic and scho­ last last ysar although the larship regulations; growing almilarlty eertalnly —And a growing gap be­ hasn't escaped their atteo- J' fft Curds, Dodgers BothWin;San Paces Bink - Some Pre-Season Cuts Unkind 3-Way Contest In American For Homer King t f Harris Facing Tough Tuskegee High Foes In Des M oines Quits Football Pro Grid World Series Soon? <| i * t 5) 11,000 Britons Hail Liston o l • 0 I Three Alous In One Game Make Your Ford C O O L! Yanks' Pitching As Good As Dodgers—Houk Season Close-Out A ir Conditioners! Standings S A V E N O W Strickland-Morrison / I li '-j H C - Y CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP 0 ♦ ♦ 250 B A R G A IN PR IC ES FAR R ELL'S 0 �S a fa ri 9 rraQ Sep. 11, IM S — Page 5 Bible Reading In Schools Continues By Wesley G. Plppert | of eight and a grammar United Press International teacher in Cambridge, Mass. The Supreme Court or no, A United Press Internation­ many school children across al survey today showed the the land are continuing to most of the Bible reading and read Bible verses and olfcr prayers are taking place in prayers. the East, where the history “ We will continue to read o( education is tied elosely to the Bible until the Supreme churches. Court stops us," said a sup­ In the West, whose develop­ ervising principal in the ment was more recent, most Greater GalliUen school area schools are abiding by the in Pennsylvania. Supreme Court decision. In “ I just believe in the prin­ California, a suit has been ciple of Bible reading," said filed to remove “ In God We Edward J. Murphy, a father Trust" from money. The Supreme Court ruled June 23, 1962, that the dally recital of an official state prayer in public schools, even though Don-compulsory, of­ fended the religious freedom guaranteed In the constitution. Another ruling enforced the decision this summer. In New Jersey, the Haw­ thorne Board of Education or­ dered Bibie reading continued when sahool resumed this month. City schools opened with the customary five verses from the Old Testa­ ment and the recitation of the Lord's Prayer. An attorney for the Ameri­ can Civil Liberties Unions said the devotions were “bla­ tant and arrogant defiance." So far. the state has observed the Bible reading but has done nothing. At least nine Pennsylvania school district voted to con­ tinue Bible reading. However, State Atty. Gen. Walter E. Alessandronl warned school district the high court left no loopholes in its decision, and reading law was remanded for a rehearing. State officials said all schools apparently were con­ tinuing Bible reading until a final dedsloa is reached. In South Carolina, State Supt. Jesse Anderson said a policy would continue of let­ ting local classroom teachers conduct daily devotions as they see fit. City schools in Newport. Ky„ sported signs saying, "Bring back the Bible." When th« siRns were taken dosrn. the Pennsylvania Department of Public Instruction said “ the trend" was to abide with the court's and attorney gen­ eral's opinions. The New Wilmington Area Joint School Board In west­ ern Pennsylvania voted to continue Bible reading and recitation of the Lord'a P ray ­ er. It u ld students not want­ ing to participate may leave the room. A Florida Supreme Court ruling upholding the consti­ tutionality of Florida’s Bible students showed up with aarda oa shirts and drnssss aaytng the seme thing. Tennessee has a state law requiring home rooai teach* era to begin each school day with the reading «< a Bible versa. Local school auperint* endents have Interpreted silence from state cffieiale as tha green-light to continue the reading. Travel is the third largest money earner la the United States. OFFICER WILLIE SUTTON O fficer W . Sutton Is Police Veteran left Tuesday morning to enter By Robert B. Thomas the freshman class a t Hamp­ FA 2-3736) Willie Sutton hus worked ton Institute, Hampton, Va. fur the Sanford Police Depart­ Faye Oliver, the daughter of ment for almost 10 years, lie Mr. und Mrs. Lowmnn Oliver wus tram in Montezuma, Go., left Tuesday to enter the Aug. 8, 1000. Sutton cume to freshmun class ut Fisk U ni-. Sunfurd on July 15, 1020. His verslty, Nashville, Tenn. first job was as a truck driver Claudia Brown has entered fur Baker and Home Hard­ Florida A. and M. University.j ware Company. “1 delivered Her parenta are Mr. and Mis. supplies to French, Monroe Willie Brown. and Croums Schools," he said. Rosa Hurrel leaves this On Oct. 15, 1014, he wus em­ weekend to enter the frrshmnn ployed by the Sanford Police class a t Knoxville College, Departm ent "It was real Knoxville, Tenn. She is the tough the first five years,” he duughter of Mr. und Mrs. chuckled. “I had to work 12 Earnest Harrell. hours a day the first four The following students of years, and they were rough," Tennessee A. und I. State Uni- I he teniarked us lie wiped his verslty huve completed their 11 brow-, “The people hud to ud- student field experience in ju st to my being there," he j Seminole County s c h o o 1 s : j further stuted. He added, “ the Itrenda Hatch, Sonia Brewingwork is much easier now.” I ton und Gloria Dixon at Hop-11 asked Sutton if he hud any per Elementary und Itichurd suggestions for the young Williams, Willie Butbr and man who might have aspira­ Zelmn Allen a t Croonts High tions of becoming a police­ School. • • • man? This is what he suid, “ Bo firm at ail times; und Mr. and Mrs. 1'haroh itend-1 don’t huve any favorites." erson Jr. and children, Terrell There is an oddity concern­ and Gail Yvette, of Stamford, ing Officer S u t t o n . Some Conn., ure visiting relatives! years ago everyone on the and friends in our city, iiend-' police force uml the sheriff's erson is n 1058 graduate of department were ill with the Croonts High School. exception of he und Chief Uoy Thirteen June graduates of Williams. They carried on in Croonts High School will enter wonderful fashion for tho Volusia County Community whole county. College to begin their profes­ Sutton has done an efficient sional preparation; L a v c r n job on the force und is to be Hutch, Fannie Jackson, Joyce commended, Someunu said: “It Sharpe, Johnny Johnson, Al­ is good to rub and polish our fred* Mayo, I.avern Jackson, bruin against thut of others." Gloria Smith, Hilda Bass, Wil­ Tulking with this man cnuhled li* Bingham, Walter Godette, me to increase my admiration Dorothy Taylor, Mary Lawson j und respect for him. Truly, he und Rosalia Wright. has earned the title of "One of The Pastor’* Aid Board of I Sanford’s Finest." Allen Chapel AME Church! • • • met Sunday at the homo of ' 1 was talking with Mrs. Clif­ Mrs. Alice Small. Thu house ford Spuin Sr., of 815 East wus decorated with pink roses.1 Ninth Street. She is the Those attending were served mother of Capt. Clifford Spain ice cream and cookies. Tho Jr., of tho United States Army next meeting will be at the stationed in Fort Bliss, Tcxus. homo of the president, Mrs. Cliff und 1 were roommates in Etta Ward, lll'J West 11th college; and thus formed a Street. Mrs. Surah Arnold is loyul friendship. I am proud j secretary ami Mrs. Maggie L. of him and his advancements. Morris is treasurer. • • m As his mother talked about him, there wus a sound in her Mrs. Ezell Ashley, who re­ voire which indicated that alie cently underwent surgery ut is proud in the superlutivu de­ Seminole Memorial Hospital,! gree. She said he was looking is now convalesccning at 1 forward to his attaining the home. We wish for her a rank of major in the near fu­ speedy recovery. ture. Midway Elementary School I Mrs. Emma Mathews und held its first ussembly pro-1 children visited her father, gram a a a gct-aci|uaintcd af­ sister and brother in St. Pet­ fair. ersburg und friends in Clear­ Deputy Silas Lackey brought water. greetings from the Sheriff’s Dei nurd Session has return­ Department and expounded on ed home after visiting rela­ safety rules uml pledged to his tives in Syracuse, N. Y. He is full co-operation ut all times. j a student ut Croonts High Mrs. Henri Lee Gipson, vice School. president of the 1*TA, welcom- ; • • • ed the focutty and *tud.>nts{ Thomas Wilson HI, who wus and stated sho will slwuys be 1 graduated frum Croums lust willing to assist in every way I June, left last Friday to at­ possible. • • • tend Dillard University at New Orleans, La. Wilson will New teachers were intro­ study pre-medicine. duced. Joe Young, a new fac­ Theophiius Mungen J r. will ulty member, gave a ihort and | matriculate at Florida A. and inspiring message. The writer, ■ M. University this fall. Mun- who is attendance assistant of : gen is a graduate of CHS and Seminole County schools, rep­ Volusia County Community resented the superivsory und College. He ia the son of Mr. special area personnel, (’resid­ ami Mrs. James Hall. ing wus Principal W. L. Ham­ Edgar Bata J r. has entered ilton. Florida A. and M. University. St. James AME Church held Bass is a transfer student its annual picnic Saturday at from Volusia County Com­ Camp William Howard. Every­ munity College. He is th* son one had a wonderful time. of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bats. Supervising the children were Cassandra Sheppard leaves Mrs. Almu J. Hurston. W. F. Sunday to enter Siena Heights Calhoun and W. Hardy. College, Adrian, Mich. She is A c o r r e c t i o n from last the duughter of Mrs. Thelma week’s column: Lisa Duirs Is Sheppard. attending Fulmer Memorial e • • institute a t St<l*lia, N. C. Mr. Helen Starke, tha daughter and Mr*. Mullard Bacon are of Ur. and Mrs. G. U. 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An average serv­ ing of chicken contains only one third to one half as many calories as an equiva­ lent serving of many popu­ lar meats . . yet plenty of needed protein, it's truly e dieters' dish. Cheese * -" * 3 9 * IS EXTRA STAMPS with SUPERBKAND COTTAGE Cheese 2 L You cant get better gifts for fewer 8tomM^aainManr 2 ^fbumust be satisfied.-100% 55^ 15 EXTRA STAMPS WITH PALMETTO FARMS By Al Kuetlner United Press International The Justice Department has learned a lot aince the days of Oxford, Miss., last Septem­ ber. This fact befan to dawn fat the way tha department baadled ita role la the deeefra ration of the Univanity ef Alabama in June. Tuesday, Atty. Gen. Rob­ ert Kennedy’s agency had Ita Rev. end Mrs. Walter Itouth Jr. and their daughters, Diana, 0, and Donna, I, have arrived In Dallat In tha mountains of Vietnam to serve as Baptist missionaries. Ktv. Itouth Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Itouth, of Sanford, and was graduated from 8emlno1e High School and Station University. 11a is a former minister of Chuluota Baptist Church and haa preached In many of the area churches. He attended eamlnary in Louisville, Ky.. and was pastor of a church in Felicity, Ohio, for three years before becoming a missionary. The Booths traveled from San Francisco to Manila by ahlp and mads tha rimialudur of their journey by airplune. They plan to stay in Vietnuin for the next four ycura, smoothest operation yet in the maneuver* which put NeKroca Into the public schools in Alabama. The key official of the de­ partment In Oxford, Tusca­ loosa and Birmingham was former law professor Nicholus Katsenbach. Scholarly “Nick' Kutxenbach la the attorney general's right bend man on civil rights. Working with him, however, la quite a team of experts In their own right—among them Burka Marshall, John Donr and Joseph Dolan. In Oxford, the Justice De­ partment moved in with all| flags flying. More than 6001 U. S. Marshals helped bring James II. Meredith, a Negro, to the campus of tha Unlvsrnity of Missisaippi. Kotsenbach uml company were right in the line of fire. When the University of Alahsma desegregation came, the Justice Department tac­ tics had changud perceptibly. The work was quiet, behind the scenee and thorough. On Integration day, there were no marshals in sight — only Katzcnbuch ut the "college Prepared Salads REGULAR 49# . . FISH FILLETS Only thus# redwood trees growing on ths California coastline survived the Ice Age. Flounder.. - 39 Country Ham'69 Pork Roast - 39 Gr. Beef 3 Bologna TALMADGE FARMS . . WHOLE OR HALF FRESH BOSTON BUTTS T h r if t y M a id V a n illa & Fge. R ipple R egular 59* C opeland A ll M e a t FRAN KS W-D LEANER, FRESHER GROUND, 100% PURE BEEF REGULAR 49# . . COPELAND SLICED Close Trawler Watch Urged WA8IIINGHTON (UIM) — A Florida congressman be­ lieves that the United States •hould keep under conalunt surveillance Itussian fishing •easels operating In American waters. Rep. Paul Rogers, D-Fla., said Tuesday the Huvivt traw ­ lers "certainly aro not fish­ ing." Ha suld It might ho pru­ dent far the United States to presume that the vessels are being used ss radio relay points for spies, mapping the coastline, listening In on mili­ tary coiiimunlrathnis, possi­ bly carrying agents to Cuba and the United States. (LIM IT 3 PLEASE) / YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE BLUE or WHITE ARROW DEEP SOUTH Detergent G IA N T B O X g l S A V E 20* H I '? CANS ; r SAVE 10* $ ^ 9 9 T id e. . s,ant4 9 <.-?*.. Lim it I with $5.00 food l > Mayonnaise QUART DETERGENT . . 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Supar $4 * * I-LB. CRISCO . . 33< Crisco . 3 Lb. Con 83* POLY-UNSATURATtD Crisco Oil . IH 24-oz. 4T Fi i | ( | i : ih coffee so>< 20 - > J ■•vi FISCHERS ALE or Folgers a 4 9 /. Lim it I with $5.00 $5.1 food k order or more. j* * B eer 12 J? Bots. SAVE 26« 9 i" -y .-.V WASHINGTON (Ui*l) — iii'iu t runk Church (U-hlnho) urged tho Senate today to ratify tho nuclear teat bnn treaty a i tho "first stop buck’’ from nuclear disaster. Church made his plea as tho Senate prepared to receive President Keinedy's letter uf "assurances" that U. H. atomic weapons development would continue. Tile Kennedy letter wus to be read by (501* I.eudor Kv* erett M. Dlrksen (III.) as part of a speech supporting tbe treaty. Pirksvti also planned to re­ view his personal position at a GOP policy lunch. Church said Hustiu and the United riutes, the "two iiuclear glunU," confront each other like two “old-time West­ ern gunmen," face-to-face, platois drawn, near the cen­ ter of a lug over a "yawning chasm.” •‘Neither can fire his pistol, because of the certainty tliut the other, even with a dying reflex, also will squeeze off a Jutul shot,” he said. “ Nei­ ther can udtunce . . . cut'll U afraid to lower his weapou . . botli glow tired, “ Each can afford to do this." ho said, because if both withdraw one step there will be "tinui to consider wliut cuu next be done.” Church concluded: “ Lot it nut he said thul it was tho United States Senate, heir and cuotudiun of tliu longest tra ­ dition of freedom in the hts- tory of man, which lacked the courage to take tho first step back from the commitment ia violence which offers only the spector of eventual extermina­ tion for our people, our coun* try ami all we cherish.” iiovict Prem ier Nikita Khru­ shchev leurned in tho Cuban crisis last October that the United States wus "willing to risk all in a nuclear war,” and President Kennedy’s firmness marked a "timu of destiny for the whole human race." Church argued that there were "good reasons” to sup­ pose both powers would keep the test ban treaty, lie suit) they had “most a t stake in avoiding a nucleenr war," most to losa by spread of atomic weapons and most to gnln by cutting military spending. Citrus Estimate At 45 PerCent WASHINGTON (UIM) — The agriculture department today estim ated tho Sept, t condition of the lDiKI-ltl citrus crop at 45 per cent of normal for oranges, 40 per cent fer grapefruit, and 'll per cent for lemons. A year ago the conditions were OH per cent of normal for oranges, ftp per cent for grapefruit, 6.'J per cent for leuioui. C lo ck T ic k s On Florida Bride, Man, 80, Killed BATON ROUGE, Ia«. (U l’l) —All elderly Louisiana mini | di. d today of injuries ho sus­ tained in a two-car collision winch killed a Florida bride. State police said Aehllle J. Meluncon, 80, (iiesmur, .lied In Italon Rouge General Hos­ pital early this morning. Ho was the driver of one of the curs involved. Tho cars collided on U.S. •it about 8 miles e.Mith uf lloton Rouge Tuesday, killing Mrs. Linda Hudson Hetwig, 20, who was on her honey­ moon. llvr husbund, Jesse Helwig, 27, was injured. The couple wan from Fort Myers. Officers said Helwig appar­ ently tried to pu.sa another vehicle and struck Meluncon's car. LONDON (U P I)-8 tlll la working order Is n 400-yearold clock outside Hampton Court Pulaco on the bank of the Thames. Tho eight-foot dial not only tells the time hut gives tho date, the month, number of days since tho sta rt of tho year, phuses of the mean and times of high water a t Lon­ don Bridge, SCIENTIFIC I.AWN SPRAYING FOR — CHINCH BUCS OR FUNGUS Also l.awn Renovation Your (Scotts) Dealer (irupevllle Nursery 2221 Grapeville Ave. FA 2-0RH6 BIRDStYI FRO/LH BREAKFAST DRINK . 14 -ox. 75* Rhubarb i c . pe 0 SUNSHINE VANILLA BIRDSEYE FROZEN W a f e r s . . >2.„.f., 33* Vegetables BARKAY . . QUARTER* BiRDj LYE FROZEN . . (WIIH F’EARL ONIONSF M a r g a r i n e ? •. u.,27* Gr e e n P eas a n d a sta m p 12-or. $ •3 9 As Old-Time Gunmen N A T U R E 'S OWN T ax. * , TANG • • 4 I | Tang No. 300 CAN SAVI 5< EA. ^ VAC pACKt° •* . IOT. Lim it 4 with $5.00 order or more. Coffee^ . | Pork * Beans & d m ^ 1^. » SAVI 20* M J .. SPECI AL E B B ' ALL GRINDS , . VAC PACKED ARTIST KATHLEEN HAND of DeLand poses with her oil paintiiw ontitlcd “Pink Azaleas" which is included in her one-man ahow now Dunging at tho Di-Hury Mansion House. Mrs. Rand also excels in w ater colors and in a mem­ ber of the DeBnry A rts and Crafts Club. (Cox Photo) . . (MIXED . . 29‘ WITH ONION SAUCE) 10-oz. Pkg 10-oz. Pkg. 39' 29' e u & u j dime at... “The Sweetest Sugar Ever Sold” �• t\f Page 8 — Sept 11, 1968 Hiers, Ronald Williams M arried A t Enterprise Church c Fauvers Leave For Vacation ■ ►* *• ’ ’x\m> ’ — —— — —- *.r v.*fr r.’ ’y.? ■'■-"'If1 : "! 1 , "" -X*' * Friends Surprise Wesley Arnold With Birthday Party And Dance Mr. and Mrs. David Fau* cousin. Cleo Teston, andivited to the Teaton home.[porta. Tho party area waa and Wesley Arnold was guest his cousin, ver of Eureka Hammock left 12209 West 23th Street, for an gaily deeorated with red and of honor at a surprise birth- a friend, Danny Tillia. Monday for an extended trip A group of friend* were in* I evening of dancing in the car- j w|jj,e crrp4 paper stream ers da y party, recently, given by la the north. Their first stop and balloons. law of the groom, was best will be at a friend's borne in Fuji and peas pom mums were gills of the bride. A large birthday eaka waa 99 At ■ formal candlelight with two tone talism an sctia Candy Harrison, cousin of man. Usher groomsmen were Augusta, Ga. From there they served with eold drinks, chips streamers. The maid at honor the bride, was flower girl, will visit cousins, Mr. and im ssey Sept * *t I t* 9-*- carried brunao and yellow aba wore a short dress of Floyd Williams, brother of and dipt. the groom, Bernle Merritt Mrs. John Ham in Camden, in the Baraatt Memorial mums with matching atream* mint green taffeta. Guests included Janita and Methodist Church in Enter* era. Their white wrist gloves Donnie Sewell, brother-in* and Morgan Padgett, all ef S. C., then on to Boanoke, Bud Fortier, Dickie and Ter• Va., and spend some time Groveland. pries, Wee «W ry Smith, Howard Johnson, * The bride’s mother wore a with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mien, daughter el Mr. and Wanda and Ronnie Mixon, mocha brown chiffon over Wright. Mrs. Harold Bajr Hiers. Barbara Alford, Bobby Ben­ taffeta dress which featured They will then go to Rathnett, Randy Alexander, Bob­ tame the bride of Bonaid Ed a matching lace bodies with lne, Va., which was their forby Brumlcy, Jim Cohen, Mar­ matching accessories. F o r mer home, and visit his sister ward William*, eon ef Mr. th a Cook, Ann Farless. her corsage she chose a pink and Mrs. Hap A. WUUaae *1 snd brother-in-law, Mr. and Bob Hopkins, Bruce Nelson, Phalacnopsls orchid. Mrs. Aubrey Cash, and many Grcvelaad. Kent Gregory. Sue BrewingThe mother of the groom former friends. Before the altar, lighted ton , Steve Willis, Dennis an* ebose a turquoise lace over with the glow el eandlea In Staunton, Va., will be the Beverly Risncr, Dcbbio and taffeta with matching Jacket three Upend candelabra, the Inez Sessions, Mrs. Tommy % and white accessories. Her next stop to visit her two sis­ cosple exchanged tows with Arnold, Mrs. G. W. Arnold, corsage waa a whit* Phalae- ters and a brother, Miss Ruth Bov. Jack EeDr el Tampa of­ Wise, Mr. snd Mrs. W. O. Mr. and Mrs. Randy Rlsner nopals orchid. ficiating at flw doable ring and the honoree'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hiers enter­ Wise and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Tc-'on. tained with a reception tol Simmons. A beautiful setting was From there they will travel lowing the ceremony at the created with profusion ef Florida Power d u b . The re­ to Washington, D. C., to see palm ., basket arrangements freshment table was covered his brother and family, Mr. of whit* gladioli and chrysan­ with a mint green bridal cloth and Mra. Melvin Fauver. themums, Pews were adorn­ over taffeta. A three tiered then on to Baltimore to see Mrs. Paul W. Dome and ed with small bouquets. daughter, PhylUs Ann, of To- ^ wedding eake centered the their nephew and his wife. Mrs. Cedi Sellers, organist, ledo, Ohio, are visiting Mr. w table flanked by candelabra Rev. snd Mrs. Carl Simmons presented pre-nuptial musle decorated with yellow flow­ Jr. and Mrs. Perry A. Dome and and accompanied Bill John­ ers. The floral arrangement family at their borne on West On the return trip they plan son, cousin of the bride, who was white and yellow glads lo stop in Richmond, Va., and Filth Street. WESLEY ARNOLD, left, receives a gift from co-hostess anti host a t a sang, * 0 Promise Me," and mums. visit Dr. and Mrs. Warren surprise birthday dance in his honor. Cleo Teston, center, and Danny Tiliis “ Whither Thou Goest," and Mra. Irene Jackm an of Smith. Miss Kate Fauver and Herbert Knight left this arranged the party a t the Tseton home. (Herald Photo) “The Lord’s P rayer." DeLand was In charge of the Mr*. Etta Pierce. week by plane for Dayton, Given in m arriage by bride's book. Assisting at the Ohio, where he will spend tho father, the bride wore a reception were J i n . Wesley next two weeks. From thero m al length gown e f silk peau he will go to Chicago for t Mrs. Fay Lee of En­ do sole with pointed basque terprise and Mrs. John Tatum w e e k . Combining businetlj f bodice, a soft V neck and of Osteen; Mrs. Clifford John­ with pleasure he will attend S bracelet length sleeves. The son and Mrs. Mildred Peters school conducted by H. R, design ef the modified bell of Sanford. Williams Suppliers, of Day­ skirt was accented by .Miss Janet Johnson and tona Beach. goes of Preach Alencoi Miss Donna Peters, cousins of By llcrnlco Kelsey fly Jana Casselberry and fell softly in a brush the bride, wero floating hos­ Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ward train. A double crown of en­ Joint birthdays was a dou­ tesses. Treasure M asters ble reason for a celebration Jr. and children, A! and Deb­ crusted pearls held her fin­ For traveling Mrs. Williams Imported Sachets at a party given by Dr. and bie, have returned from their gertip vdl of silk illusion and choso an olive green knit Mrs. Robert Mender, 210 aha carried a cascade bou­ vacation during which they suit, brown accessories and Wood Lake Dr., Maitland, for quet of white FUJI mums cen­ the orchid from her wedding their daughter Annette, 13, visited Mrs. Wurd's mother, Gift tered with a gold throated bouquet. After a wedding trip and their niece, Linda Mary Mrs. Bessie Jones, and her MRS. RONALD EDWARD WILLIAMS white orchid. Boxed to the East Coast, tho couple Henderson, nine, who is vis­ brother-in-law and sister, Mr. (Cox Photo) Miss Audrey Hiers, sister of will ruble In Lakeland. iting her from England. the bride, was maid of honor. and Mrs. Larue Boyd, in MeBridesmaids were Mrs. Don­ Linda Mary Is the daughter Comb, Miss. Available In Spray, nie Sewell, sister of the of British TV Comedian, They also spent a few days Hath Oil And groom, Mrs. Bernla Merritt, Dickie Henderson, who will appear on the Jack I'aar Show with his brother-in-law and of Qroveland, and Miss Linda Signature Sachets this Friday night and the late sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Tyler. Of French Lace Mrs. Henderson. Vaughn and their children in The attendants wore street And Swiss Embroidery length dresses of emerald Tho guests enjoyed swim­ Collins, Miss. green peau de solo, with ming and playing games. A Delightful And EnrouU borne they stopped By Mrs. II. I - Johnson draped bodice and modified They were served a supper of a t Gulfport, Miss., where they Truly Different Members of the Wesleyan I United States. Mrs. Jack The Lake Monroe Home bell skirts. Circular veils atcharcoal broiled hamburgers, Gift For “ Her" Servlco Guild of First Meth- Uumby, of Orlando, will lead Demonstration Club will hold tached to Parisiennes rosettes buked beans, potato salad, visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank wero worn aa head pieces. odist Church met at the homo the discussion on the study, the first meeting of the sea­ punch, birthday cukes and ice llaym-s and children, former Tho bridesmaids carried cas­ of Mary Rawlins on Reservoir "Changing City Challenges son this Thursday evening at residents of Oviedo. cream. cade bouquets of bronze Lake for the first meeting of the Church"; Mra. L. M. the Community Building in Those attending were Carla, At Ashburn, Gs„ they visit­ Lake Monroe. Bobbie, Sammy and Nickie ed relatives of Mrs. Ward and Keefa, of DeLand will con (he conference year. Gifts • Cards - Books The program for the even­ Steele, Byrd, Holly, and Scott made a short stopover in Val­ Twenty-one members and duct t h e class on "The (Formerly McVicars) Enterprise Brownell, Leslie and Carol dosta to visit friends before ing will be on "Tailoring Food four guests were present for Christian Family and Its 210 E. F irst St. Lougbmann, Juliunn Pedersen, returning home. Needs to Me" and will be giv­ the meeting and covered dish Money." Alice Dunnett, Holly French. en by tho club food chairmen. Mrs. M. B. Smith and Mrs. supper that preceded the pro­ MISS LINDA MARY HENDERSON, left, and Susan Norris, Jeff, Steve, and Mrs. J. C. Sapp and Mrs. gram and business session. Hazel Flynt, Sanford Guild Annette Hendor, trying to blow out the candles Lisa Hittenger, Paula Flynn, Louise Rushlow. Mrs. C. E. members, will be In charge Guests were Mrs. John T. on their birthday cakes, a t a joint celebration in By Helen Snodgrass Linda Mattis, Danny Jovi, Hunter, new club president, of two classes. Mrs. Smith their honor. (Herald Photo) Mr. and Mra. Hud Russell Adsms, Pixie s n d Susie Elizabeth Mender, and Melenwill name her chairmen for will lead the discussion on Of Orlando were recent week Adams and Barbara Flynt. da Casselberry. the year and plans for coming The devotions were given "Christian Missions In South­ A L W A Y S F IR S T Q U A L IT Y end guests of Mr. and Mrs. east Asia" and Mrs. Flynt projects will be discussed. by Mabel Chapmin, using as O. B. Sides. Dining out on a first date? Any ladles interested In her theme, Fellowship Inter­ on "Introduction to Three Ask what he plans to order. Joining the club are welcome Spiritual Classics." Refresh­ cession snd Pledges, within Him often gives you a hint to attend the meeting which ments will he served fluring the Guild. By Mrs. Adam Muller i spent some time In Erie, Pa., of his price range. will slsrt et 7:20 p.m. The Guild will be host for (he social hour following the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steen- visiting relatives and old Mrs. Sapp and Mrs. Rushthe DeLand District Seminar, meeting. son of Crystal Drive enter-j friends. They went to Dulow are the hostesses for the this Sunday at First Method­ Mrs. M. B. Smith, vice pres­ tained Mrs. M. llealy o( guesno Marine Terminal, the evening. DOE CORD ist Church, starting at 2 p.m. ident of the Guild, outlined Kings Park, Long Island, N. Perry Muunmrnt; visited tho the programs for the coming Main Item on the business Y., and Mac Nolan of Staten Presque Statu Park, t h e True Wash and Wear agenda was making final year and announced that this Lighthouse on the Isle in Island. N. Y.t recently. Osteen 100% Sanforised Cotton year's theme will be "Witness plans for the seminar. Presque, Mad Anthony Way­ Classes will be held on the Through Service.” Guests of Mr. snd Mr*. Al­ ne's Blockhouse, the East Prints and Solids Mrs. Smith snd Mrs. Flynt four mission study books lo *v t len Sain of Palmira Drive Basin Docks for small and presented the program in the lie given during the year by JEWISH NEW YEAR were their son In-law ami large yachts and spent, some the WSCS throughout the form of a radio skit, entitled Milady'H Shoppe lly Mrs. Clarrnre Snyder daughter, Mr. anil Mrs. R. E. time at the beach on Presque "Know Your Church," which Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Howard Mance, of Winstun Salem, N. Isle. Mrs. Bcrnritter enjoys Of Fine Fabric* was a report of their actlvlFor Sept. 19-29 of Sweetwater, Ala., were re C., and granddaughter, Deb­ painting in oils. j ties at the School of Missions, 108 S. Park 323-0313 A Wide Variety To cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. bie, tills past week. In Lakeland. Choose From By — Ethel Gray will bo leavlr.g P. T. Piety. It was announced that the (iihsun And Itueicraft Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hanl DeBary for about a year, go­ Guild will conduct the first PRICED FROM g e UP Mrs. Robert Williams spent returned from zn extended ing to Puerto Rico to teach mission study In November. the weekend with her brother, visit to Europe, with their English to the Puerto Rican — end DELIVERED Date books were completed Ohif Harper, and bis family ON TIME nephew, Herbert Eckstein, children. Mrs. Gray was a and members were asked to Your Downtown Plorlnt In Apopka. who is now attending collrgi former school teacher In the send cards to Miss Carolyn in Gainesville. They toured Iaing Island, N. Y., Schools Sawyer, of the Enterprise SANFORD Four members of tho Os­ Germany, France, Italy and betore retiring In DeBary. Orphanage who Is recuperat­ teen H o m e Demonstration FI.OWER SHOP visited tho East Zone In Ger­ ing from heart surgery at the Cor. E. ln l k Sanford Ave. Club attended t h e ahort many. They took Mrs. Hanl’s J. Hlllls Miller Memorial Hos­ FA 2-1822 er FA 2-8«32 course at Camp McQuarrte two sisters, Mrs. M. Hass and pital in Gainesville. near Ocala, Thursday. Sub­ Mrs. B. Endress, with them jects studied were, Fish and to Italy. While In Germany WEDNESDAY Wild Lite, Survival in a For­ they visited relatives and Longwood est and Water Conservation. friends. Tho square dance class Those attending were Mrs. starts at 7 p.m. at the Civic James Wallin, Mrs. Hazel Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Center. All interested persons ACCORDING Gllhuly, Mrs. Robert Wil­ Bcrnrltter of DeUary Court are invited to attend. liams and Mrs. Eugeno Katowitx. By Donna Eaten "PERFECT FOR FALLGuests at ths home of Mrs. '.line Davis, on Bay St., In Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hack­ PARTY - DRESSES l.ongwood art her brothers, ney of Safety Harbor wore Robert and Matthew Gibbons, recent guests of Mr. and Mrs SUITS and SPORTSWEAR of Pittsburgh, Pa. P. T. Piety. 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Take the Lounge-A-Rounder everywhere —sofa, patio, bed, station wagon, atadium! 16” wide, almost 2 feet long . . . . plumply filled with non-allergenic ure­ thane foam . . , covered with colorfulsturdy cotton corduroy. Everybody in the family will wunt one—and they’re b o handy when you need extra bed pillows! Shop early—they’ll go fast! �fflp Sept. 11, 1963 — Page 9 •xttftsrS Irralfii (D&ah flbbij 2 DEAR ABBY: My proMem D carbon copy letter!. That's all I ever get lately. 1 don't know what there la about a carbon copy letter that make* me (cel 10 ex­ communicated, but it docs. I hate letters that begin, "DEAR EVERYBODY ". My family and even my busband's family have gone off the deep end on letters like this. There arc pages of happenings that don't con­ cern me, and news of people I don't even know. And for this 1 am expected to write • reply! Be a pal, Abby, and print this. HATES CARBONS DEAR HATES: Many peo­ ple would rather get a "DEAR EVERYBODY” let­ te r than none. I know I would. The only time I ever felt "excommunicated” was when 1 got the last carbon copy. It was not only so faint 1 could scarcely read it, but the last page was printed backwards and I had to hold it up to a mirror In order to make it out. (Remember, Sis?) • • • DEAR ABBY: 1 have a girl friend that I love very much, but I am having trou­ By Abigail Van Buren ble trying to get her to go out with me. We would onlygo to an afternoon movie and could get there on the bus. She keeps telling me that she would like to go, but her mother won't let her. but I have an idea she is Just saying that. Do you think it might help If I had my mother call her mother? I am 12 and she is 11. IN LOVE DEAR IN LOVE: Don’t have your mother call her mother. The little girl Is shy (about five years!) so give her a chance to grow up. And by the way, what's YOl'R hurry? • tt • DEAR ABBY: Am I an old Kuddy Buddy, or has respect for high moral standards gone out of style? I just attended a baby shower that was so big ami elaborate it was field in Ihc school gym. The expectant m o t h e r was prancing around in a ma­ ternity dreas which ahe ob­ viously needed. Just five weeks ago I attended the wedding of this girl and the wore a gown of the snowiest white, with a veil. In my day, when a girl Qaaobij. made a mistake, she was married quietly and waa not honored at a baby ahower. What on earth la wrong with the modem girls? This is the third time that's hapnod to me this year. DISGUSTED DEAR DISGUSTED: ALL modern girls do not fit the pattern of your above-men­ tioned friend. The THIRD time? You're running with the wrong crowd. • • • DEAR ABBY: In MY hook, the noblest mother of them all is the unfortunate, heart-broken unwed mother, who gives up her child be­ cause deep down in her heart she knows he will be better off with two parents who can give her child a normal home. KNEW ONE • • • What's on your mind? For a personal reply, send a self-addressed, stumped en­ velope to Abby, Box 3363, Beverly Hills. Calif. • • • For Abby's booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding," send 50 cents to Ab­ by, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. On(Bhidqsi The Jacoby Tranfcr Bid NORTH 11 A It 109 6 84 (JTB) works mighty well with T J • poor hand. Your partner ♦ K J1 0 4 ♦ 68 opens a no-trump, you trans­ BAST fer to your long suit, your WEST A Q7 partner responds Hnd you 4 J S 2 V Q J10 *97433 pass. Naturally, lie is disap­ ♦ A 7 ♦90S pointed when you pass, but ♦ A Q 9 J 2 ♦J108 when he sees the dummy he SOUTH ID) le eontent to play the part ♦ AS ♦ AKI4 acore contract. ♦ Q S53 With n good hand you trans­ ♦ K 74 fer, then go to gnnie. This Both vulnerable keeps the play in the noHeath WestNorth Beet trump hand and the advantage 1N.T. Pass 3 * I**s3 Pass 4 ♦ Pass of having the lead come up to 3 * Pasa him will frequently be worth rass Opening lead—V Q the game making trick. North’* two heart response] to two spudes aa ordered was thu Jacoby Transfer Bid j North jumped to game. West for spades. After South went opened the queen of hearts U)& 4.14 ( I ) (I) id i u in 4:11 ( • ! N o n ro a tsir C k sa s e t S sac gauoriat Mt«i« U in tili !s ■ ports • i l l ( I ) A tlo slio Woolfeor (I) Mia-ris. E o o a i s g (!) 1:11 (Si III 1:11 ( I ) \ f • :so 1:41 I II 7:01 7:11 I IS 4:04 I 1:11 14:41 11:11 11:14 (Cl (SI (I) (St (SI 111 (SI («) r»ot —The number of men who regularly nttend I'TA meet­ ings—often now held in the evening so that the men can help run thu show. —The number of women who spend more hours a week in pants than in akirts. —The number of men who, beauty salon owners claim, are sneaking into the beauty shops at night fur dye jobs. —The number of women who are pultically active in their communities. The number of men who go along when their wives buy anything important for the house. —The number of wives who go along when their husbands buy a new suit. Nowooopo Mows g a ilo rlo l C om m ent Sports IMcturo Wsothor Snow Kilo tilrnn Ito -voo Show IlrovorS S l o w Sports Hoport liu n tlo r • H r l n k l t f Country s t y l o USA T h , tioouty lllogrophy Slllrotona o f (lio Century (SI XV aeon T r s l a (SI PuMlo A t ta l r e Pro■ rani <Sl Th e V irg in ia n (SI S llrn ts t*leaee IS) d o i n g My Way (<> The flev rrly Hittblllleo ( 3 ) K raft M ystery Thoator ( I ) luck V i a U rk o ■how (4) Our Man l l l g g l s o (SI Nako4 City (3) IU« e r o o h y Show (3! Klevsnth Hour IS) NowMope ( t ) Murphy Martin Nona ( f ) Ch I n o p o r t s III Mid-rik. N o w s Short Subject O LAWRENCE, Kan. (UPI) —The state Geogoheal So­ ciety recently relented u re­ port entitled: "A Prelimin­ ary R e p o r t oil Cunodonta of the Merameclan Stage frein the Sub-surface of Western Kansas." The report concerns fossils of marine animals, normally ^recovered from the cores of •ij welia. 11:11 f«)tq>nrio I' io . i 11:19 ( I ) W o o lh o i III W ea th er 9>l Trip 11:11 (I) H o lly w o o d Moris C s lr a s o d o II IS ( I ) Tu n lto Show THURSDAY A. M. 1:11 sea > 41 tilt IS) ill (I) (I) (I) 1 IS ( I ) (II t »» ( ! ) I II I II I II I IS 1:41 I II IS IS IS IS 11:14 11:14 ■ l a s Oa S ia n m W i h s U p Morloo fora Mark st ■ *• »•»« N a m a Weather Today Hre-bchnol I’l e s n t s g --Mickle # (teapot Tim e" (II C a p i t i s K a n fa reo ( I ) Mtchey K r a a l »uaw ( I t W a sth a r and Nawa (SI To d a y l l ) C h a a a t l I Kawrrrraa l l ) C arioearllla ( t ) J a c k Late** Show II) Am ortran lllito ry (*> "Lam ps o( L oam tii g** It) O s l o Storm Skew (S) Koinprr floom (I) Say rvkoa (S) C a .t u o n Capers ( I ) Calen dar (I) H a y Te ar tlaaek ( I ) I Lora l ory IS) A n a Sulhrrn Skew ( I ) P r ic e Is R I | H (4) T h e MeCoya (S> tlacrnibar Urld 0 11) C o a c e a t r a t l e a ( I ) I’ato A O U 4 / a (5) Koran Krya THURSDAY P. M. II II ( t ) Tour F lr s l Tax-Cutting Bill Clears Group WASHINGTON (U Pt) — Deserted by many customary allies in (he business world. Republicans today began or­ ganizing an uphill fight to at­ tach anti-$;>cnding strings to an $11 billion tax rut or block its House passage. The tax-cutting bill, backed By Oswald Jacoby T V Time Previews 7:30-8:30 p.m. CBS. Educa-. thin In Latin America. If you' are nut personally involved in the multitude of our own educational problems, this report on Latin • American problems is thoughtful ami provocative. It graphically il­ lustrates the problems of edu­ cating an estimated 45.OUU.U00 Illiterates, and pinpoints the massive Mexican efforts to expand its educational facili­ ties, the successes thus far reached and the obstacles still to be overcome. Charles Kuralt moderates with ex­ perts. including American. South American. Mexican and UNESCO officials. 7:30-9 p.m. NBC. "Duel at The number of men who Shiloh." (Color) ( R e r u n ) have joined the ladies in pro- ' - nmtlng the cultural activities of their communities. —The number of young wives who are putting their husband through college or grudunte school. Whether It's good or bad — the roles of men and women ARE coining closer and closer together, us anyone cun plain­ ly see. Sage advice on "How to Have a Happy Hushund." .Send 25 cents to Ruth Millett Reader Service, e/o The SanDept. A, Radio City Station, ford Herald, P. O. Dog 489, New York ID, N. Y. lisp rto- OIOS ( I ) Lor o • ( Life 11:14 (I) H a rry i t s a t o s a r Nawa l l : l ( III T o u t s ar C a s sa ­ t t ) F a th e r Know* Uool II IS l« i u a i d l n g LHht (4) ttoarcli for T morrow \ l 19 II ) id id -D a r Hatton II VI II ) NHC Now* Hoport l . t l (SI N e v a and Watlkar (5) T h e Open Window I t ) Uonrral llca ptial I:IS (I) L a d t i m * l:!t ( l l Sllm n am a* 1 14 ( » S lid .F I s. Nows I D S e la n rt fl> Aa Tr.o World Tirn a O f S i t l a Fur4 l a o y Ii4 4 3.04 Z 30 S IS III 1.04 I 14 I 14 II) |!i 13) 13) (I) (I) Lufftlm# Urn Jarrod Tho Hucl'ir MIC Nawa Lay la Cosrt Art L lnhlotlo r's llo u ia pa r ly ( S ) Uorr U n (fin (>i Jana Wyman Fro••ala (3) l.nrolla Yo ung ( I ) (|ua«n For a Day (3 ) You Imn’l Hay ( « l Tho lM«o o f Night IS) Who Do Tou Trea t (3 • Tho Match d a m s (S) aacrat Storm III Am. Ila n d sla a d ( t l Mali* lloom for Daddy (4) Millloaalra ' l l Dlacorory ‘II (t> Amarleaa NowaotaaO C ) llroneo ii> Uacla Walt 13) Duma a Allon IS) lluck laharry H ound ( I ) Weaikar S h o w (5) Doal of flrounho by President Kennedy, was cleared by the House ways and means committee Tues­ day afternoon. The final vote was 17-8 with all but two of the GOP members voting against it. Democratic leaders said the showdown vote on the House dUqlfdiqMA and South proceeded to get rid of one of dummy'a club* be­ fore starting after the trumps. He had no trouble making hla contract. He had to lose one trick in cech suit except hearts, but four trlcka are needed to set four spades. Hud North played four spades, a t he surely would hnve without the JTB at his disimsal, he also might have made the game. There ia no telling what East would have opened. Had Knst led a club. West Would hnve picked up two tricks right off the but ami there would have been no way for North to avoid the loss of two more tricks later. TELEVISION TONIGHT WEDNESDAY P. H •’El'EPTION CHAIRMAN Mrs. Viola Howard (left) and Mrs. William . gden of the DeBnry Arts and C rafts Club, serve artists lleth Gregory, K-.thleen Rand and Edith Ingalls who have their one-man shows now hunging in the DcRary Mansion House. (Cox Photo) bvRuthMiiiett Jhe(j)om$n The roles of men and women nre coming closer together, aaya a professor of sociology. You can figure that out just by looking around you— —The number of men hap­ pily and expertly doing the cooking a t back yard barbe­ cues. —The number of woman who have become their busbunds' favorite hunting uml fishing companions. —The number of men In line a t the checkout cuuntera of neighborhood supermurketa. —The number of women who leuve the house every morning, along with their hus­ bands, going out to ruin an extra puy check for the fam­ ily. 2 7 Injured As Bus Overturns Virginian Digs Own Grave, Dies PIIENIX CITY, Ala. (UP! —Archie Lipplrap. a morose man from Virginia, dug his own grave and lay down In it to die. lie covered the muddy hole with metal sheets and lay in it for 2t days, wailing for death to find him. Patting fisherman thought somethin.: amiss and summoned police. w!k> found him barely alive. Lipptrap, who wanted to die in • grave of his own making, died two hhurs later In a hospital. Police said that alt they knew of Lipptrap waa that he was 36, from Richmond, and whispered that he "merely wanted to lie down and die.' lie told tlu-m, before lie died of starvation, that lie lud not lclt his grave lor three weeks. floor would come in twro weeks. House approval was expected but there appeared to he little better than a 5050 chance that the Senate would complete action this year. ^ a J i/ fdCCJ The bill would make two tax cuts for individuals and corporations. It would pro­ vide tax savings of $7 billion on 196-t incomes with the full Sit billion in tax relief appli­ cable to income in 1965 and thereafter. Republicans voted against (lie bill, and the committer refined to accept a GOP amendment that would have made (lie second tax cut con­ tingent upon Kennedy reduc­ ing federal spending below levels currently projected by th« administration. “Eyr-calcberi a r e u s u a l l y A similar R e p u b l i c a n diet ted la sungUiics,* ssy> amendment will be offered Sawy on the House floor, but (Watch for Sanoy Weekly) Democrats predicted it would Ik* defeated. Officials said the I U. S. Chamber of Commerce, which favors tax relief, would . not support any am endm ent1, until tho measure reached the Senate. A spokesman for another ness Committee for Tax Rehusincss group — the "Buslductinn" — said its executive committee was "definitely op. posed" to the GOP proposal. U0 S PAinillOAW MMOWHA (IflCIAL PARKIN* LOT) Henry Ford II is cochuirman of the group. TIME TO ENJOY FOOTBALL PRO GAMES ALREADY STARTED. FLA. . GA. TECH NEXT SATURDAY 16 GENERAL ELECTRIC 9uZ n You’ve seen this plot in every­ western series, but solid acting by Brian Keith in an un sympathetic role makes It worthwhile. He Is for unfcnccd rangeland; Henry Garth (Lee J. Cobb) and his neigh­ bors aren't. A range war threatens wheiin Garth and the ranchers agree to put up a fence. 8-9:30 p.m. CHS. The Bev­ erly Hillbillies. (Rerun) Dou­ bly (tinny is tills ridiculous episjde, thanks to ebullient Jim llaekus who comes on as a bun vivant world traveler who has seen and experienced mi much, nothing surprises him. 10 It p.m. CBS. The Roots of Freedom. "Athens, Where the Theatre Began." (I)cbut) When a cultural documentary ran lie made palatable for the majority as well as the mi­ nority it's a big step for­ ward. And that is what this is. Tills new series Is dedi­ cated tu an exploration of major civilizations ami their SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, social, political and cultural Calif. (UPI) — A homo ran traditions. Tonight’s program into a truck here Tuesday, stars Alfred Lunt and Lynn Ax truck driver Rul Tomson Fontanne In an examination was towing the dwelling down of the birlh of the theatre In a street, he suddenly found Greece. Pictorlally, it is fine, the way blocked by parked but it.s best points are the ex­ ears. Tomaon lilt tha brakes; planation of the tlieatriral t lie house kept going. development followed by dra­ Th«- runaway dwelling Jackmatizations from "Antigone," nlfcd the truck, smashed Into "Prometheus Bound" a n d its side and drove tt acroix a "Lyslstrata," and features lawn. such stars as Alfred Drake, nosemary Harris and Donald Madden. o \H k f t i r v ^ 10-11 p in. NBC. The Elev­ RI DE- I N T H E A T R enth Hour. "Hang by One T im T I ) A T ill IIM Il t Hand." (Rerun) A predict­ C(irlM4 I' i im Mitt able, unexciting fini-.li, but 1 7iM A Mh121 engrossing till then and the *ro«M3 rm m uni.i.*9 acting is above par. I if (Mr iiht ph j — I olser PORTABLE TV P0RTABLY YOURS . . . axtre flghf, 22-lb*! Ixfra compact test retm onougH for fitMM M engineering feature*. FIRS0NAILY YOURS . . . private oorphono foe lot* listening. Personalised colon: Cordovan of Charcoal and Brushed Silver or Smoko Whk* *nd ScHn Gold finish**, • Pr*nf control* and sound • Big 1b-In. "Daylight Blue" picture • Bulk-la odjutteW# anfenn* • Automatic goin control for picture •(ability on any signal *1 4 9 ?? Sanford Electric Co. 118 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-1562 Moving House Runs Into Truck l*1u« -It IM0A Only Victim O f Fall Has Baby Boy M ortgaged NEW YORK (UPI)—Want a good bet? Next time five home owners under 45 years old congregate, Utc chances are th at four of them will be paying off mortgniM-e. They will )m« anting 9 million heads of families in their age group living in niortgiigrd tinglefamily houses. Tbit Informa­ tion comes from William J. Levitt, president of Levitt and Solis, Inc., who says “the young man with a mortgage on his home ia right in atep with the houamg economy of our times." PAIIIis U P I ) - S ix months ago Annette .Marie Nigcn, 33, ♦ :-« plunged from the first plat­ form of the Eiffel Tower — and survived. 4 II Her fall was broken by a S:04 projecting steel gir.ler 60 feet 1:39 i.oin the ground after a fall % of 90 feel. Her left leg had to 1:41 lie amputated, but she lived. Monday night site gave birth to a healthy six pound Quiet Evening NEW YORK (LTD — A boy, Jean-Mare, at the Bonnew twist in fund raising was cicaut Hospital here tried by • medical research fuundation in Chicago recent­ Ready For More TV RENTAL CHICAGO (U PI) — Mrs. ly, says Card Commentary, • Sales O .Service when 5<>Q families with ■ Lena Berg, who celebrated sense of humor gav« jlOO her 105th birthday Tuesday, Seminole TV each to enj^y a Quiet Even­ said she was "ready for kin­ FA 2-4030 Zenith Color TV Sale* ing at Home. dergarten, learning about life 3604 Hanford Ave. Promoters of th« scheme all anew.’ • figured that these 500 fami­ lies would save l.’-Jo each by NOT going to a benefit ball (new gown, baby sitter, park­ ing fee, etc.). Before dinner (line, each contributing fami­ ly receive! a bottle of cham­ pagne, a deck of cards end a score pad to provide a party night for the stay-at-hemea. NOW OPEN D E L IC IO U S HATABURGER The USS Aibacore it con­ sidered world'* fantcxl »ub, marine. SHARMROCK, Tex. (UPI) —Greyhound bus driver M idrid Reid peered through • blinding rainstorm Tuesday night and saw an automobile ahead of him In trouble. He veered hts bus to miss the car. The 43-passenger cenlccruiser overturned and 27 persons were Injured. None of the Injured was In serious condition todsy. Richard Fisher of Jefferson, Ohio, driver of the car, said a bolt of lightning startled him and a gust of wind blew him to the left side of the road. Reid, of Oklahoma City, turned his wheel to avoid the car, and skidded on the rainslick road. The bus overturn­ ed and came to a halt astrida the center line of U. S. Highway 66. "I felt the bus sliding," Mrs. Audrey Wutrich, of Toena, Ariz., said. "The next thing 1 knew, I was on the bottom. A lady was wedged on top of me along with a lot of suitcases. There was glass everywhere." Greyhound officials ostl* mated damage to the bus at 110,000. Tho bus was on a schedule from St. Louis to Los Angeles and had just made a stop In Sharmrock. 2115 •TIIM f i l l N A T lururroM** Tesy c«rii« NOW K r u n t s . ADMISSION aoc im 8Hiipr LEMMON Mael elBfNE *33. &UYWUDERS nwa-Douec TfCMMCOtOT PAMAWOH* STARTS PltlDAY FIRST RJ 1F IF N 0 TH H o o re u m r m u st c m l i Uncle Sam still needs yea B u y II. 9 . SavliB «f f u f i « • prtttttct co u n try 's fu tu ro mmd pvttvldtt fu r you r Oe*ttk'’9 ** HaA-neveKhr n * P ■r FRENCH A V E , SANFORD For Carry Out Order* I'lca.e Phone 322-9616 We'll Have It Reedy n < VS- W*r»VMWel J m* «*i f t hr tkh Urmw«r. Fla f n u e s O* /•■ tSaw * e » faUs UUaW JV« J-iii’M nf c’vtwwk **S IM« �Legal Notice S in g G L A N C E S _________ B y G a lb ra ith it tnk n in t h or c iR c tr r rettr, jr a ir tii rin rrn r n o a ia i •een oL c n tie r e r n t. CBRT to . tsaaa ro » c u t . F E D E R A L NAT IO NAL MORT­ GAGE ASSOCIATION. a cor­ poration. 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V - U l la lH W IL * t r la l TH- Legal Notice IN H a U I M IB B o r COT NTT A B IttfB IIIT t e t t e e ml M B f B eoetas To w h o m II m a y concern; T h e S em ln o la County Iloerd of A d j u s t m e n t w i l l held A Public H e a r l n * to detarmlae the p o s s i b il i t y o f a r a n t l a e a F rout y a rd aet back variance te t h e f o l l o w l n * desc ribed pro­ perty: N H e f N K ' i o f BK'i o f NK<« I l e t s W t « r . E l i r tare N le* for road. SaeL IT-dt-it. aa r e q u e s te d by H. E. Mutes!man. P u h lte h e a r l n * w ilt ha held In t h e Cuunty Commissioner* Roam. Court Ifott**. Sanford. F lo rid a on BtpL It. l ) « t , at l i e p. x . on e r a t soon thar aaftar a* poeelhle. S e m in a l* C o u n ty lloard e f Adjustment P y : W i l l i a m C. Halbaek, C h a irm a n Pubtlah SepL t l. 1IU . Legal Notice MRMINOLR car NTT M IB B o r ^A B JtrniB N T T h e B em ln el* Couaty n f A d jua tm a n t wlU h e l d a public h a a r ln * I* d ete r m ln # lh * p e a e lb llltp o f g r a n t l n * a P on t yard M lb a ck ra rlu n c* to t h e S o n i a * R egu lation* a s rs q u ea le d b y Andrew V a lv in g l e a e n th* f e l l e w l a * d escrib ed p ro p erty : L o t I, Bk. A. M in ­ eral S p r l n c * P ark B/D P u b l i c h e a r ln * wlU b e held In th* C o u n ty C o m a la slo n a r e Room Court House. Sanfo rd, F lo r id a , Sep L Id. IMS a t 7:2* P. X . o r aa s o o a t h e r e a f te r a s p o ssib le . S e m i n o l e County Board n f Adjustm ent B y : W i llia m Halbaek, C h a irm a n P u b lis h Sep L 11, 1)M CPM-ST CRM-57 BRMI.NOLR t a t NTT BOARD OF A D JtrT R R N T N o lle * o f FwbM* H ea rt* * o w ir o o r a d jim t r r n t T o w h o m It may concern: N e t lee e f Fwblle Mearla* T h e Bsmlnol* County Board To w h o m It m ay concern: T h * S em ln o la County Hoard o f A d j u s t m e n t will bold A of A d ju e tm en t w ill hold A p u b lic h a a rln * to d eterm in e public h e a r ln * to determ ine th* p o s s i b le o f f r a n t l n * * lh* p o ta l b l l l l y o f i r a n t l a * a aid* y a r d s e tb a c k va riance en ep eclal e i c e p l l o n In lh * Zon­ th* f o l l o w l n * described p ro­ ing R e g u la t io n * In a A - l ton* p erty ! Lot 1), Bk. I, Mer­ to p e r m it lh * Installation and ritt Park , a i requested by operation o ' an a sp h a lt ptant Mrs. Uni* M. Jonas. P u b l i c he 'In ? w ill h e held for a a p e d . l a d F ed eral Inter­ st a t e P roje ct for a limited la t h * C o unt) >,»m ml*elon sr'e tint* aw requeated by lh* Mac- Roo m , Court Hour#, Hanford. \* p h a l t Corp. on tha fo llo w ln * F lo r id a on Sapt. It. 1)42. a t described pro perly: BE corner 7i2* P . M. o r aa aouj t . i t r t e m ti Ona P at-T h ern i llaa lar. of * e c t . l l - t f - 1 4 A MV corner a f t e r a s poss ible. S e m i n o l e County Bd. e f OIL Medal 335-). rial o f Sect. 3 3 -D -3 * sou th e f Slat* Adjustm ent Itoad l l - A . is ir t* By. Wm. C. H albaek. P ub lic h e a r ln * w ill N* held On* V icto r C lt m a t K i t ­ C h a irm a n chen E x h a u s t Kan. na mu. In th* Cuunty Commissioner'* Publlah Sapt. 11, 1IM. Room. Court Iluue*. Sanford. d t l or aarlal numbers T t n V a n a lla n HUmla. ma- Pla. on Sep t. 1(. I l l ) at 1:20 CD 5I -JI P. M.. or a* aoon tharaafter taL m a n u f a c t u r e d by HanBRU INOI.R t O l.N T T k a r l k U la a t A P a lm Com* aa poaelbl*. ■ O 4 Ml) OF A D J trT R R N T Hem lnolo County Board a f pany. Sanford . Florida. nu Nwtlee ml Fwblle Hear t o * Adjuatman t modal or aarlal number*, To w h o m It m ay concern: Chairm an h a l barn fllad a g a i n s t you In Th * S sm ln o l* Connty Board l l y W illiam C. Halbaek, Ilia ab..» a - t i r l a l ault. the o f A d j u s t m e n t will hold a ahurt l l t l * o f w h i c h la Federal Pub lish SepL 11, 1142 P ub lic l l s a r l n * to d eterm in e Nat ional M o rtg a g e As sociation, C1>M-J« th* p o s s i b il i t y o f g r a n t i n g a a Corporation o rg a n ise d tin. aid* s e t b a c k va riance t e t h e Jar an Art o f Congrea# and IN T IIR M R l'irr COCRT, Z o n i n g R e g u la t io n s aa re­ r a l i t l n i pu rau an t to Iha Fad- NINTH J 1 U I L T 4 L t'IRCt IT. q u e s t e d by Ralph H en drick s. aral N a tio n a l M o r t g a g e Aaau* IN 4NU FOR SKHtNOl.K th* f o l lo w in g described elation C hart er Act, h a r l n e COt NTT, NTATB OF FLOR­ p ro p erty : L o t T. BIk. I, Hep tal l i t p rin cip a l o f fi c e In Hit City IDA. IN t'HANCRRT. of P art e f T ow n.lt* of North of W ashington. Ulairlct of NOTICK OF Chuluot* . Columbia. P la i n t i f f . Ttraut. F O N E t LOUI R H SALK P u b l i c H e a r i n g will b e held J a m ta Robart John* and N o lle * la hereby given that In t h * C o u n ty Co m m issio n ers ll tl a n M Johna. hla wlfa. P a . th* u n d *ral*ntd , Clark of th* f t n d a n t l a l an d y o u ara raqulr- Circuit Court o f th* Ninth Room. Court House, Hanford, ad I* aerv# a co p y of yo u r.A n - J u d ic ia l ClrculL In and fo r ‘’lurid* on Sept. K. D 4 1 a t 3* P. M. or aa aoon t h e r e ­ awar o r othar p le a d in g lu Iha S e m in o le Cou nty, Florida, p u r­ Com plain t on P l a i n t i f f # A tto r­ s u a n t to th* decree of for*- a f t e r a* poaelbl*. Hamlnol* County Boa rd ed ney. Mack N. Clevelan d. Jr., cloaur* antarad In a c a s e Adjuatm ant Suite 5 1 . S an fo rd Atlantic N a ­ pen ding In eald Court, lh* l l y : W illia m Halbaek, tional Uank II ti l Id Inic. Sanford al yl* o f w h ich Is C h a irm a n Florida, and fit# th* orlelnal NORTH AMERICAN MORT­ P ubllah Anatrar nr o th a r pleading In G AGE CORPORATION, e n CO M-5) Sapt. 11, D t l . tha o f fi c e o f th e Clark of the A r k a n s a s corp oration . Circuit Cou rt on or before tha Pla intiff. 4b* Court a f tb* Caw a hr : i r d d a y o f Sep lambar. A. P. 1>43. It y o u f a ll to do eo, a R E N E LAM B E R T and S H I R ­ J a d * * . S em in a l* Cowaty, F l o r ­ ida. l a FrwDate. decree pro ro iif e e tn a III be LEY LAMBERT , hi* wife. l a ra t E a la t * a t takr n au alu at y o u tor the re ­ Defendants, VIOLA M. STARK lief d em a n d ed In tha Com­ and th* dock *! number o f Deceased plaint. w h ich la 12144. w ill offer for AH CrwdRwtu nod Feraaaa Thla N o tice ahull he publish- sa l* an d aell a t Public OutH a v i n g Claim* ar D am aata ed once a w e e k tor four con- rry to th* h ig h e st and beat eecu tlve w eek a In Tha Sanford bidder fo r cash, tha fo llo w in g A g a ln a t BaM F a ta l* i T o u a n d each o f y o u arw Herald, a n ew s p a p e r circulat­ d escrib ed property eltuat* In ed In S em lno la County , Florida. S a m ln o la County , Florida, to - h e r e b y n o tified and required to p ra sa n t a n y claim s and d e ­ P a ta d thla 1A* h day o f w l t i m a nd * w h ich you, or e i t h e r Auuuet. A. p . 1)41. Lot I. Block Q. BUN LAND o f y o u . m a y h a v e a g a i n s t t h * (SEAL! ESTATES, a subdivision, aetata • ( V iola M. M urk , da Arth u r If. Rackwlth. Jr., a c c o r d in g to map or plat era sed , l a t a o f aald C o u n ty , Clerk o f Circuit Court t h e r e o f recorded In P la t to th* C o u n ty Judge a f Sa m iHy: Mart ha T. Vlblen, Hook 11. P a g e 1*. Public not* Co u n ty , Florida, a t hla U C. Itec irde o f Samlnola Coun­ o f f l c a In tha court houaa o f Mark N. C leeela n d , Jr. and ty. Flo rid a. • a i d C o unty a t Sanford. F l o r ­ Harold K. Joh n eon T o g e t h e r w ith, but not l i m i t ­ ida. within six calen d er Attnrneya for P la i n t i ff ed to th* (ollu w ln * : m o n th * from th* ttm* o f th# I'. O. D r a w e r Z On* UK Refrigerator, flrat p u b lic a tio n of thla n o ­ Sanford, F lo rid a (E lar.l. Modal LAS-ll-H . lle*. T w o copies or ea ch cla im ublleh Au*. 21, I t , A Sop I. S e r ia l Z R - 4 1 ) « 7 li On* OR or d em a n d sh a ll be In w r i t ­ II. lilt. R a n g * , ( E l s e . ) , Modal J - ing; and sh a ll atata th # p lac# DL-SS 4ul*8, T-073411 Serial No.; o f raaldanc# and post o f f i c e Ona D u o -T h erm H ta te r, a d d r e s s o f th* clal m anL and N T H E CIHCI IT 4 0 I H T UP t o l l ) . Model 111-), Serial • h a ll ba sw o rn to h y th* TH E NINTH J l 111(141. C IKNo. (-11-75; On# Vict or c l a i m a n t , a g a n t, atto rn ey and I IT OP PI.II H II M, IN 4NU C lim a x K itc he n Exhauat a c c o m p a n ie d by a f i l i n g fa* OR UEWINOI.K C lll NTT. F a n . I E l s e . ) , no modal o r f o n * d o lla r and aueh c la im or a t'ha n re ry No. 12731 aarlal number*; Tan V e n ­ d e m a n d Rot »o fllad s h a l l b# PARTITION M I T e t ia n Illlnd*. (Metal), void. ILKKN HAADir, m a n u f a c t u r e d by Roberta L u th a r Hart Jr. Plaintiff, A w n i n g A Venetian Blind A s a d m in istr ator o f t h * »*• Co m p a ny . Orlando, Fla., no E s t a t e of JAMES W. ENGLAND. m od al or aerial numbers; V io la M. Stark*, dacaaaad Iiafandant. a ll p erm a n e n tly Installed. P ub lla h RapL U , D , 31 * Oct. N O T H f l OF M IT K i l l s a l s w i l l be h e l l a t 1**1. IN TI IK NAME OF TIIR t h e f ro n t step* o f th# HemlCRM-51 P t T E OF FI.OHIII 4 n o le C o unty Courthouse In tha Ta: J A M E S W. ENGLAND, Jr., C ity o f San ford , Florida, on MERINOI.H COP NTT w hoa* reeldeh ca Is u n ­ th* 3Jrd day o f September, B O A R D UP A D J t S T R R N T known 1)45. a t ll:o i) o'clock A. M. Natte* wf Fwblta H e a r t s * YOU AIlK IIKIIKIIT NOTI- o r a* aoon tharaaftar aa tha T o w h o m It may co ncern : 11:1 > th a t a su it In Equity a s m s ca n b* dona. Th * S em ln o la C oan ly Board a* been b ro u g h t a g a in st ynu by E I L E E N MAADT. In Iha ( S E AALrt) h u r If. Rackwlih. Jr. o f A d juatm ant will hold a p u b ­ l ic h earing lo e o a ild tr tho Irrult Cou rt o f the Ninth l l y : Martha T. Vlhlan p o s s i b il i t y o f g r a n t in g p a rudlclat Circu it, In and fur D e p u t y Clark m laalon to build l i v i n g q u a r t ­ Sem lnola C o u n ty . Florida. RO ES*. W HI I IT A IIURFORD V o l f AltK II KltKItY HUM A m erica n N a tio n a l Hank Bldg. e r s In co n jun ctloo w i t h c o m ­ m e r c ia l u * . for o ccupancy b y Mll.NKD. O l l D E l l E t ) AND R E ­ P. O. Hut 1 D S I o w n e r In a C-1 C o m m ercia l Q U IR E D to f i t s your An twar Ht. P e te r s b u r g t l . Florida s o n * aa par R a iu U t te a No. ) . w ith th* Clark o f aald Court P ubllah SapL 11. D l l A m a n d in * flamlnot* C o u n ty nd t o a*r»# a co p y thereof CDM-S1 Zoning R egulations, aa r e ­ upon tho P la i n t i f f nr Plain tiff's a t t o r n e y herein on or IN T H E C lR C t'IT CO PUT OF q u e s t e d i.y a . H. Ifarrall o n th* f o l lo w in g daacrlbad p ro ­ afor# III* IJrd da y o f Sept- T H E NINTH JUDICIAL CIR in her. 1)41. T h * nam* of tha f t IT IN A ND FOR tKMINOLB p e r t y : Com men t# a t NW eo r o r lot 5. Lak# a f tha W o o d s la ln tlff'a a t t o r n e y I* Jamea COI NTT. FLO RIDA . S u b d iv isio n : r u t S S3* 10* 12'* ft. Ilorrall, an d hla address la IN C H A N C E R ) NO. U**T a l o n g th* N. llna a f aald Lot 231 North M a gn olia Avenue, NOTICE OF 104.11 ft to th* POB; c o n ­ Orlando, F lo rid a. If you fall F O R ECI.O M 'R E SALB n do so. a t l s c r e s Pro Con- T H E SECOND F EDERA L S A V - t i n u e S i r : n - l 3 - E. a l o n g aald N. llna ) ) ) 7 ; thane* B 11*37* f e ss o w ill ho en tered aga in st 1 X 0 8 A ND LOAN ASSOCIA 1 0 - W 11.71; thane# N 14*17* you for tha re lla f demanded TIOJC OF CLEVELAND. I IT* W 100 ft: thane# N l«*32* th e C om p la in t. U n ite d S la t* * o f America c o r ­ 3 4 - ft to Pott. And a lso c o m ­ YOU A R E F U R T H E R NOTI m e n c e a t tga MW co r n f l » t FIKl> that th* natu re o f aald p o ra tio n , P la in tiff, run thanr* M 3X'S*’1 3 - K ult la for P a rtitio n o f Lands. Th* d esc rip tio n of Iha real D E N I S E E L AIN E ASHTON and a l o n g lh * 8 tin* o f said X»t 3 4 t . l t ft to POH. c o n t i n u e pro perty proceed ed a g a in st la ------ , h er husban d. If any, thanra )|*30'11" K a l o n g s a i d as fo llo w * : whoa # glvan nant* la to th* H llna I f . 17 ft; thanr* N 11’ t a i ls Not. 4)7. 4 ) ) and SOI o f th# T o w n o f Longwuod, P l a i n t i f f un k no w n. Defendants. 37'2e" E 74.44 ft: th4nc* N 4)*47'1(" W. 140 ft. than e* R F lo r id a , acco rd in g lo Plat NOTICE IS HEREBY t)IV 31*5 ')•'• W. ILTt ft to POR thereo f, aa recorded In EN p u r su a n t to a Final Da S u b ject to i n l a a i m a n t o v t r P la t llo o k I. at Page* 1) er e* nf Forecloaura d a ted tha S 1* ft. thru 31, o f tha Public S ep te m b e r ) , 1)43, and antarad P u b lic hearing w i l l ha b a ld Record* o f Semlnola 0"Un In C h a n cery Caa# No. 1U47. o f In tha Cuunty Commlaalonars ty. Florida. Circu it Court of th* Nin th Room. Court llousa. San ford . W IT N E S S MT HAND aa Jth* u d i c i a l Circuit In and for F lo r id a , on M*pt. 14. 1)43 a t Clark o f aald Circuit Court o Cou nty, Florida, 7 :lu P. M. t r aoon tha ra a ft a r Sem lnola C o u n ty . Florida, and S e m ln o la the Saal o f S aid Court, a t S a n ­ w h e r e i n T H E SECOND F E D a s possible. KIIAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Sem lnola County Boa rd o f ford, S em in o le Cou nty. Florida, ASSOCIATION OF CLKVK Adjuatmant thla l ) t h da y o ( Augu st. 1)42. LAND, a Unite d I t . l e e of R y Wllllaai O. l l a l b a c k . (BEAL) Ch airm an A rt h u r II. Ba ckwlth. Jr. A m erica corp oration . Pla in tiff, a n d D E N IS E ELAINE ASH Clark o f th* Circuit Court P u b lis h HepL It . l M t . In and for ttemlnol* Cuuu- T tiN an d —— . her hueband. If CDM-40 a n y , whoea. given nam* la lo ty. F lo r id a th* P la i n t i f f unknown, ar* l l y : M art ha T. Vlhleu Aa iam tm nt, not aa azD efen d a n ts . I w ill sell to th* D e p u t y C'erk h i g h e s t and beat bidder (or Ilorrall A Ilorra ll ptoM. CaU FA 1-5412 t e c a . h a t th* main, tor w a ster Atto rn ey * a t U w ly) door of tb* (e m ln o t * export idvlo# OR a UtraU 3)7 North M a g n o lia Aranu* C o unty Court house la lb* City Orlando, F lo r id a advcrtlaiag cimpalgB. Publlah: Au g. 21, tl A Sept. of San ford . County of Sem i note. Florida, a t 11:44 a. m I. I t . 1)42. on th* la th day o f Seplambar, CDL-45 1)43. th* fo llo w in g daacrlb ad p rop erty a* *41 fo rth la S UNINO LR COL'NTT •*» ftkafark ^rral* said F in a l D*cr**. to-w it: R O ) H I ) OF A D J t r T R R N T L t 101. BEAR LAKE Nat te* a f rwblla Mraria* PHONE NUMBERS IIILIJI. according to lh* To w h o m It may concern: P la t thereof, a* recorded Tha Samlnola County Uoard In P la t Book t l at Pag* nf Adjuatman t will hold * IT. of th* Public Records P'lbllo h e a r ln * to daterniln* o f Hemlnolo County, F lo r ­ lh* p o ss ib ilit y o f ( r a n t i n g a ida: to g e th e r with: sp ecial e x c e p t i o n to Iha Zon ­ 322-5612 3 Klectrend Heaters Modal in g R e g u l a t i o n * In a K-1A 4o*» R 322-5613 Zona to p erm it co nttr urtlon of church ae requeated hy In clu d in g tha building an d a p ­ T e m p l e lla p tlet Church on lh* p u rte n a n ce * located tharaon. f o l lo w in g described properly: t o g e t h e r with th* furnltur*. Lot* 15 thru 34. Block 32. f u r n i s h i n g s and fixtures altoHenleandu. Subur b Beautiful. a la therein, an d located thara­ 322-2612 on. p. a i. p*. si. D A T E D t h is Ilk da y af 322-2613 P ub lic h e a r i n g wilt b* bald In th* C o u n ty Coniml.atoiisr'a S ep lambar. 1)43. A rth u r II Rackwlth. Jr.. Room. Court H u m s. Sanford. All Other Depts. Clerk o f lh* Circuit Cuurt Florida, on Sept. 14, t>4) at Ry: Martha T. Vlblau 7 :lu P. M. or a* aoon th e r e ­ 322-2611 o f Sem lnola County a f t e r a s poss ible. D ep u ty Clerk S em lno la County Board o f COL* IIS RON AN D COURSHON Adjustment 8outh Semlnola Ry W illiam C. lla lb a ck . !*|i> Hlecayn* li"ul***rd chairm an Mlar.il 33. F l - r U * 425-5938 P u b l i c : Sep L I t , 1>43 Publleh SepL 11. I N ) COM-il CUM -5( •M Niioia cor.NTT Advertising News o *.) O �7. * > _. ««*• ■4 4- . r r ■]— J — , i Your Herald Ad Is A Sales Representative Welcome In Every Home. Dial FA2-5612 Classified Phone I . For Row! "CLEAN quitt Rooms” The Cables. FA 2-0720. 12. Real Estate For Sola #br Bauforh Derail) Sept. 11. 10113 — Fwre 11 St. Johns Realty By Nadine Seltzer SWEETIE PIE FIRM THE TIME TESTD CLEAN Efficiency Apt. 611 llfl N. Park Ave. FA $8123 Park Ave. JOHN E. FOX REALTOR STENSTROM RENTALS We have a fine selection o( 110 N. Park Arc. 3230339 rentals NOW: 3 flR 1 bath. Mayfair $100 3 BEDROOMS. 2 baths. Fenced yard. Fla. room. Kitch­ RR 1 bath. Lake Mary 83 en equipped. FA 2-fl8l. 3 UR t hath, Shannon Dr. 100 I BR 1 bath, FH A - VA Ravenna Pk HO GOVERNMENT HOMES I BR 2 baths, Venice 12$ O ffice 204 W . First 4 BR 2 baths, Pinscrest 13$ 2 .AND 3 BEDROOMS We have other homes avail­ DEADU H U 1 AND 2 BATHS CLAMUTED DUPLAY; able now. MOST KITCHEN EQUIPPED T un., thru FrL - 2 P. M. da# DOWN PAYMENTS FROM before tea* rt ton. Mo*. • Sat. 322-5612 322-5613 MOO. Stenstrom Realty »100 VA TO 8250 FHA STRAIGHT C U U tlflC D : Real Estate—Moruagei Tot*., thru FrL - 2 t . M. day LOW MONTHLY before lasortioa. Hoc. • Sat. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 PAYMENTS BO00. CLEAN 1st floor Apartment EXCELLENT LOCATIONS R E S P O N SIB IL IT Y : Private entrance. 1004 Pal­ IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY The Herald will uot be rm metto. sponsible tor m o rt tbaa o h AND incorrect Insertion of your ad, 2 BR. Kit. eq. $60 and rosarvoa tha riih t to re$8$ BR. Kit. eq. vls# or n ja c t any adm tiaa- Large 4 Br. $123 WE CAN QUALIFY YOU FOR ONE OF THESE moat from what ordered to U rg e 4 Br. $180 OUTSTANDING HOME coafara U tha yoUatoa af this BUYS IN MINUTES! ROSA L. PAYTON »*P«r. FOR COMPLETE Rag. Real Eatate Broker INFORMATION I t Pays FA 2-1301 17-93 at Hiawatha To U se The HERALD F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Clean and close in. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013. v. “AMBULANCE CHASERT SEE OR CALL .Stenstrom Realty 16. Female Help Wanted 25. Plumbing Services W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Real Estate—Mortgages WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE W ant Ads. Rooms private baths, 114 111 N. Park Ave. 322-2420 to call regularly each month W. First SL Ravenna Park FA 2-7493 on established Studio Girl i. Lout a r< Evenings Cosmetics clients In and MAYFAIR: 3 Bedroom, 1 around Sanford making bath, large y a r d . $100 FA 2-2677 FA 2 3829 FA 2-8360 HALE brown Chihuahua lost necessary deliveries, etc. 3 in tba vicinity of 2820 Slag monthly. FA 2-4709. PLANNLNG TO 11UY OR or 4 hours per day. Route nolia, Thursday afternoon BUILD A HOME SOON? NICELY furnished 2 Bedwill pay up to $3.00 per Reward. FA 2-7488. We will CUSTOM BUILD the ruom House. FA 2-0274. hour. Write STUDIO GIRL house of your choice on the 2. Notices • Perwmula COSMETICS. Dept. 70939, lot of your choice. RENT A BED Glendale, Calif. VACUlTi! CLEANER, repairs, Rollsway, Hoapltal ft Baby COMPLETE HOME BUILD­ Beds. • ERS SERVICE from plans parts, supplies for Electro­ CURB girl, must be 21 years to financing By Day, Weak, or Month lux, Kirby, Hoover, Airold. Apply Pig 'n Whistle. RALPH JARVIS — Builder Way, Rex-Air etc. Free CARROLL’S FURNITURE pickup. New and Used Ph. FA 2-8181 111 W. 1st St. 1719 Sanford Ave FA 2-1810 17. Male Help kVunled cleaners sold. FA 22282. I 1IEDKOOM Apartment. 2 BEDROOM. Randolph SL CARPENTERS, experienced Quiet neighborhood. FA 2Nothing down. Assume pay­ only, for form work. Hollo­ 3. E d u c a tio n • In s tru c tio n 1462 from 1:30 to 8 p. m ments. FA 2 6491. way Concrete. I’h. FA 2-336-j PIANO A Organ Lessons. Be­ Monday thru Friday. Th. for interview. ginners, advanced. Child F .\ 2-1301 any other time. IN DEBARY. 2 Bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 utilities. School bus DAIRY Queen driver sales­ ren, adults. Experienced FURN. 2 Bedroom House. service. $9,950. $$oo down. man wanted Prefer older teacher. Call FA 2-3328. Adulta. No pets. FA 2-7661. Balance to suit purchaser. nun. 2323 Park Dr., San­ 6. For Rant 322 8282. ford. 2 BEDROOM House. Kitchen equipped. $65. 1001 W. 20th. TWO-2 BB. Furnished Houses. UNFURNISHED large 2 bed St. FA 2-4691. Air condition with trailer room Duplex. Fla. room. spot. 2 car garage. Chicken Electron heat. 14th lit. 2 BEDROOM. Kitchen equip­ Hous« lot. 180’ by 330' on Longwood. 838-3288. ped. 323-0662. West First St. at Monroe FURN. A p t 2300 MtllonvlUe. 2 BEDROOM- unfurnished corner. Stl.ooo. tty owner. All rented. Ph. 322 1567. 2 BEDROOM furnished Apart­ House. Kitchen equipped. FA 2 3831. ment. Cloae in. Reasonable. FA 2-0*41. HOUSE trailer, $6$. FA 24)067 V A - FH A 2 BEDROOM House. Unfur LARGE 2 Bedroom trailer, nlshed, kitchen equipped. also 1 bedroom trailer on large lake. Adults only. Ph. $7$ per month. 2312 Yale FA 2-7368. Ave. Call FA 2 3814. 2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom 3 BOOM furnished Apt. $33. Houses. FA 2-3683. Inciudea water ft electri City. FA 2-8344. 7. Buxine** Dental* I BEDROOM House. Kitchen 803 1st. St. 6 ROOMS. Suita ble for Office. Parking equipped. FA 2-3838. available in rear. 322-2711 AIH CONDITIONED BR. In from 1 1 -fl p.m. 3 Rm. furn. Apt. $83. mo. 8. Beach R entals I l l E. 8th St. FA 2 4283. HUTCHISON Ocean front 121 LAUREL DRIVE Apartmsnt. Daytona Beach. I BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ FA 2-4038. ped House. $9$ 8 month. Ph. FA 2-8437. NICELY furnished modern bedroom House. $vo month FA 2 3900. 6 ROOM House. 8t7 Catalina. 12. Real Katnte For Sale AIR CONDITIONED FURNISHED Air-condition HOME New t bedroom Duplex Air C onditioned H om e Adults only. 2200 Park Ave. Sanford. 2 BEDROOM Furn. Apt. New ly decorated. Call FA 2-1374 after 6. NICE 2 Bedroom CBS. Nice cabinets and large utility room and carporte. Go out 1st to Rlvervlew Ave two blocks north. D. B. School craft. For immediate occupancy with FltA qualification and low down payment of $100 Large 2 BR home with Florida room, central air and heat. 100 feet frontage on quiet street. This Is fine buy at $ 12000. Stenstrom Realty Property Management Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offers for your selection these Beautiful 2, :i. a. 4 Bedroom Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $*18.50 To make the best home buy, see the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management Broker Jim Hunt Realty in K i i h a T S T hltuniionn W anted 17. Spatial Servlrtn 34. Article* For Sale SERVICE Station for lease Real Estate—Mortgages Inventory take-over. Good i 1st FLOOR Furn. Apt. to 111 N. Park Ave. 322 2420 location. Ph FA 2 4342. | elderly couple ur lady Everything private. Garage HOME WITH A VIEW. Mod­ ern 3 bedroom, 3 tiled bath 16. F e n in le H elp W an ted Rent reasonable. 3ol W. 8th home situated on high ridge WANTED Woman to do wash St. near golf course. For choice at her home every other EFFICIENCY Apartment on properties check with week for 2 in family. East First St. Near 2 city free side only. Call after 6 p.m. parking lots and shopping FA 2 6614. stores. No utility charges. INVESTMENT A REALTY | SECRETARY with executive Suitable for couple or sin­ 116 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 gle, also retired people. ability, shorthand. Plea-ant working condition. Resilient FA 2-4712. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS of Seminolt County 5 years. Realtor DUPLEX 1203 Elm. Apart­ Age 30-54'. Salurv open. Ap­ Raymond Lundquist. Asso. ments 101 Magnolls. Carpet ply Fla. State Employment FA 2-3931 Atlantic Rank Bldg A fireplace. New living Service. 200 8. French. room furniture. Master bed­ $9,DUO room. Jalousie back porch. Very attractive 2 BR. home GHF.EMIRIAR Clean. 863- Inquire 119 Elm. centrally located. Excellent lots available in NO 8 3267. conditions witn air condi­ (holt* Grrenbrlar of l.orh Arbor tioning. Home is complete­ overlooking soil course. APT. $30. Surplus City. ly installed witn many ex­ Cu-tnni bonding to your specification. Grtciihrlar tras. Kitchen equipped. SANFORD HERALD developed by WANT ADS KINGS WOOD BUILDERS 1ST. BRING FAST 202 Fairmont Dr. Real Estate • Mortgages RESULTS F \ 2-MI74 i U N. Park Ave. FA 2-21201 31. Articles For 8*1* 37. Boat* • Motor* New people 1* tew* look a t Herald Ada. B* rare your business la represented wilts attractive advertise aen ta. Call FA 8-3818. 1 BOSTON Hull Terrier Pup­ r LUMBINO py. AKC. Female. FA 2 6187 Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES 3i. Flower* - Shrubs R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 33*3 GEltllA DAISIES. Dutch Mill Nursery. Upsala ltd. Just HINSON & HEARN off 20th St. * 1st. PLUMBING CONTRACTING BLOOMING Roses on double KcosIm A Water Heaters cherokee stock. $2 30 each. FREE ESTIMATES Gray Shadows Nursery 204 K. 3rd St. 322-9143 4 ml. S. on Sanford Ave. 26. K td lo A T e le v isio n ORCHID PLANTS 17" PH1LCO portable T.V. For Sale 322 7980. AT BARGAIN PRICKS J. C. Ilunten Lemon Bluff USED T.V. Sets 810 up. Ser­ vice calls $2.00. Sanford .13. Furniture T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford WANTED rdlam e couple to Ave. Ph. FA 2-977S take up monthly payments of $13.30 on 3 complete 27. Special Service* rooms of furniture. Call PAINTING A Repairs. Work TE 8-1311, Casselberry, col­ guaranteed. Free estimates. lect. FA 2-0239. Fred ItoeRgcr. 1963 Greenbriar Station Wagon 3 • Seat*. I Speed Trnnsmi-vdon, 2 Speed Fleetric Windshield Wipers, Heater SOU TH W A RD Regular Retail P ric e - $2982 16 ft. PLYWOOD, high aide*, full canopy; 38 hp. Evtnrude, electric starter, ex­ cellent cond. Many extras; Gator trailer. Call $22-8793. CASH paid for clean used outfit*. -• o ■> Gateway To The Waterway Robaon Sporting Good* Your EVINRUDE Dealer 804-8-8 E. 1st Pk. FA 15641 12 ft. PLYWOOD boat with trailer and 714 hp. motor. Will sell reasonable. Call FA 2-6065 after 8 p. m. IS' BOAT. 23 horse motor. Canvass top. Trailer. $20*. FA 2 9233. Close-O ut Sale ! O N A L L FORD T R U C K S TRADE • INS ACCEPTED — FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS F7I3-IO A II — Two To Chosme From ECONOLINE PICKUP TRUCK Light blur 170 C2D, 6 cylinder engine, standard trail*., (3) 650x13 tire*, painted rsar bumper, turn alitnalx. 1795 SALE PRICE KT-tlsu ECONOLINE DISPLAY VAN Sandshrll llrigr 170 (’2D. 6 cylinder engine, standard train., (3) 700tll. fi ply tirra, atatiun piss. Seat. *2 0 7 5 SALE PRICE ET3-S8 fy e 416 •ws • * ECONOLINE V A N Hindshell Beige 170 l"JD engine, standard Iran*., glaaa rear door, (5) 700x11.6 ply tlrea, puaarnger arat. ’2045 SALE PRICE ECONOLINE VAN idard tram ., glass Corn. Whit*. I l l CID engine, alandard rear door, (8) 700*11.6 ply tirra. 1989 SALE PRICE BTS-107 ECONOLINE VAN ■ n uftvti Iran*.,| iglaao * mi Corn. While. 170 C2l» engine, alandard rrur door, (3) 700x13.6 ply tlrea, pa-senger seal. *2 0 2 5 SALE PRICE 13-73 and HI F-100 Vi Ton Pickup ” F-100 V2 Ton Pickup Flare aide body, light blur, fi cylinder, standard Iran*., painted rear bumper, turn signals. I I I ” wheel base Integral, light blua, * cylinder, alandard trana., outside mir­ 1/ tiraa. ror, L.H.. 367x13 4-ply SALE PRICE SALE PRICE 1785 1830 T3-I0I T3-96 F-100 Vz Ton Pickup III" wheel b.i-e. Integral liody, fi cylin­ der,, -land.ird Irana., locking type difftrvnli.il. (3) 070x13 4-ply tlrea. SALE PRICE 1875 T3-103 F-100 Vi Ton Pickup lu li-g r.il cab. C orn , w h ile 122" wheel Ita-r, H cylind er engine, a la n d a rd Irana., tu rn aignala, SALE PRICE F-100 V2 Ton Pickup 122" wheel bate. Integral body, white, standard cab, heavy duty arat, full foam cu-bion, heater, painted rear bumper, (5) 07(1x13 l-ply tires, V-8 engine, alandard trana. SALE PRICE *2 0 4 5 3 Falcon Rancheros (21 V-8 engine, (I) fi cylinder engine, your choice. *2 0 4 5 R>9ht! F-BU0 2 TON TRUCK (ONE ONLY) '6 3 C l o s e - O u t P r i c e * 2 6 7 1 See Claude Hittell at — Your Authorized Ford Dealer For Seminole County HOLLERS •k KT3-S8 V-8. I-apeed tranamiaaion, (A) H25x20 10 ply Urea, llydrallc varuum booster brake-, treaty duly rear spring- and axle, Rangoon Red cab and chassis. Strickland - Morrison, Inc. OF PARK A V E N U E Sanford i a 16' TURNER Craft Boat with Mark 75 Mercury motor ft Pelican trailer. Boat baa many extras. See* s t 400 Bay Ave. FREE ESTIMATE 2l/> DAYS ONLY — THUItS., Fill., SAT. NOON 2505 S. P a rk U • •>’ l • hi CUTE little puppies. FA 2 3833! Week-End Special! Stenstrom Realty • WELSH Terrier. 3 months old. Female Champion. AKC. 322-7980. FI LI. dirt, top dressing, top Upholstering A Mattress ren­ ovating. New I, Used Furni­ soil, clay, shell, peat. Ellis ture.. Call Nut Bedding Mfg. Lloyd. FA 2 2376. EXPERIENCED Mul.l wants Co, at 709 Celery Ave. 5 days a week or days work. LAWN SERVICE FA 2-2117. FA 2-1411. Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ Used furniture, appliances, Child Csrc. FA 2-2274. isfaction guaranteed. Ph. tools, ate. Bought • Sold. FA 2-1817. DAYS work. FA28394. Larry’a Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4U2 PAINTING or Repair work. Air-Conditioning Ph. FA 2 7064 II. B. POPE CO., INC. Sell Ui Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Cash. 2WJ So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 2d. liafiy.nit tern SUPER TRADING POST FA 20677. RABYSITING day or night. WASHING Machine Service. Free estimates on repairs. Love & care. Big yard. 31. Arllclets For Sale 2640 Hiawatha. 322-7363. Meals furnished, also will board. FA 2-7980. CHIFFONIER with 2 full TREK SERVICE. Expert tree length mirrors, also TV SEMINOLE Kindergarten A service. Reasonable rates, stand, swivel base with Nursery, 2620 Iroquois Ave., 8 year* experience. Free storage compartment, both qualified supervision of estimates. Ph. FA 2 4377. $35. FA 2 0384. work and play. Licensed. Plano Tuning and Repair l'h. 322 9139 SACRIFICE BALE. Early W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4231 American atyle H ft. couch, 21. Beauty Salon* $75; Record Cabinet, $5; WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, Portable TV, $23; D.iiftte Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop SPRINKLER SYSTEMS set, 815. 1220 Randolph St. 318 Palmetto Ave. All Types and Sires Ph. FA 2-2128. WE now have a special facial We Repair and Service booth, services from tip to 1962 AMANA Fret-xer, upS T I N E tip. Free parking lot. Open rixht. Excellent condition. Machinery and Supply Co. evenings by appointinent$260. 822-3293. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-643;! PhuDe door (1) 322 0834 Phone door (2 ) 322 8325 WestSIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ AIR-CONDITIONER. inghouse. 10,500 BTU. 1962 tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. FREE 130 PERM. WAVE Model, never used. 323 0338. 322 3306. Complete Hvauty Service Rcvclon A Patricia Stevens For quality automobiles at WITH purchase of Blue Lus­ Cosmetics tre, rent Electric Carpel low prices check the Herald Harriett’s Beauty Nook classified pages where local Sliampooer for only $1 per 105 So. Ouk. FA 2-6742 day. Carrull's Furniture. dealers advertise. 15. HuMnes* Opportunity A *** r TRACTOR Work, Mowing, READY MIX Concrete, win­ AUTOMATIC Washer. Good condition. $40. FA 2-4331. disk, blade. FA 2-7684. dow wills, lintels, steps, blocks, sand, camant, rock, CHILD'S Swing Set. $20. Ph. pipe, ateel, grease traps, SINGER FA 2-8003. dry walls, stepping atones. SEWING MACHINE Miracle Concrete Co. GRETSCH Guitar. Fender de­ CALL FA 2-5785 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 luxe Amplifier with trem­ M. G. HODGES SMALL swivel rocker $3.00. olo. $230. 322-8067. 21" Console T.V. $33. Studio 34-A Swup n r E xcltango PLUMBING couch $8.00. High chair • WELLS DRILLED STANLEY Miter Box and $3.00. FA 2-1279. • PUMPS SERVICED carrying case for small AND INSTALLED SMALL GIRL’S Bicycle 20". band saw. Call 322-3696. • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS $8.00. Kiddy cwp-baby bed • FREE ESTIMATES Iti. A utom oblien • ‘tr u c k * $10. 322-369*. CALL FA 26037 HUYINO A NEW or PAOLA HOAD ONE 3 or 5 hp. AIR-COMUSED CART I’KKSSOlt. 3 phase or sin2B. Automobile Service FINANCE IT WITH UB file phase. FA 2-0744. WLow Interest Rate* AUTO GLASS ONE 3 hp. or 5 hp. Refrigera­ * Low Monthly Pa,meats tion system, complrle with FLORIDA STATE BANK INSTALLED Stnktrik Glass and Paint coils and gas. Mac's Elec­ 1961 FORD Wagon. 8 cylin­ tric Service. FA 2 0744. Company der. Straight. R. ft H. 218 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 SEPTEMBER Special. Ladles Chrome luggage r a c k . Beautiful red finish. Low A Childrens shoes $1 94 pair. Auto Glass, Tops mileage. $430 down anJ Surplus City, 201 W. tat. A Seat Covers take over payments of $45 AUTO GLASS & NECCIII MIKA in console. per month. Total price Zag. Assume payments about $1.4(W. FA 2-1279. SEAT COVER CO. Zig of $9.10. Makes buttonholes, 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 sews on buttons, makes fan­ 1P33 PLYMOUTH. Low mileALL WORK GUARANTEED cy designs. 3 Needle posi­ age. $192. John L. Craw­ tion. Guaranteed. KA 29111. ford. FA 2 3171. 31A. Beta HABYSITTING. FA 2 8974. Office FA 22118 Night FA 2-0648 323 0700 2324 Psrk Dr Sanford. FIs 4 *1 tf ~ *1 ^ « I'li. FA 2-0861 :t()N K. iH a l S t. I’ll. FA 2-11141 - W. P a rk Ml 7-IM1G. t~r J] �• * — w — *»______ c • I I . '! ■ ; f <r Thursday • Friday • Saturday • Low! Low! Prices P lu s “Gilt E d ge” Stamps FLA. G RADE “A ” W HO LE • I Be# I S 1' U. S. C H O IC E - f u l l cirr • ROUND LB. U. S. G O V E R N M E N T G RADED T E N D E R CHUCK RO A ST “FLA V O R -A G E D ” BEEF FAMILY SIRLOIN LB. L a B G # SAVINGS! LB. FRESHEST PRODUCE U. S. GOVT. GRADED TENDER FRESH X “MOUNTAIN OROWN” 2 «•*.29 STRING BEANS U. S. NO. 1 “UUSSETT” 5 RO U N D * 8WF.KT “PUai'I.E" PORTERHOUSE SIR L O IN 16. C E LLO 39* FANCY "IIAUTLETT” Prune Plums 2 lbs. 29c Pears . . . lb. 19c «• CHICKEN BEEF < TURKEY 8 0 /. • lb. 59c LEAN WESTERN SPARE RIBS • • 3 lbs. $1 lb. 49c FRESH SLICED PORK SID E (IHADK LAM B RO AST PORK ST EA K S lb. 39c lb. 58c STU FFED O L IV E S . 5 % oz. jor 29c 39' I'l.L'S 30 FREE CII.T KDCB STAMPS. NO COUPON NEC ESS AIM ii if l£ 4i 22 oz. jar. 29c < “ HUNTS” SPLIT B RO ILER S............. us. / Fla. Crailc “ A" C A T SU P . 14 oz. btls. 2/29c "RIVER W EEN” M IX E D NUTS . 14 oz.can 59c "KLEENEX” • P ig T a ils MEDIUM “MARTI” MANZANII.LA “A” Neck Bones • Pig Feet Chunk Bologna • Franks #J , |b. 59c Hamburger Dill Chips SLIC E D B A C O N . 2 lb s.29c t o w els . . jumbo rolls 3/$1.00 **RFn. SI/.F** • Smo. Sausage 3 lbs. 89c B e#SflV)N 6Si LI .MIT 6 “ALARA.MA ClIII." TlllllFTWAY F \NCY . • » . lb. 35c LEAN I" ’.HICK . J PIES SHOULDER LEG O ’ LA M B FI.OKDA • (0 fROZtn fOOD VALUES “MORTON’S” RIBS or P L A T E ' STEW ? ST EA K • T BO N E SMALL LEAN •D BAKING POTATOES Boneless Full Cut SH O R T % ; kotex . . . . . pkg. of 24 66c EGGS 2 DOZ. A �Helen Fuffer Soys Life In Outer Space? Quotes t t ’s.'Stf U. S. Nips Fidel's Propaganda Plot l Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic To The Editor Proxy Kirkpatrick has tn’en a chief "spark plug" in stressing practical education. And hr lias a stellar ally in Dr. Hoke who directs the psychology department. For Dr. Hoke earned his Ph. D degree many years ago by analyzing the type­ writer keyboard and showing many incfficicnces therein. Please contrast the nature of Dr. Hoke's research with many other Ph. D. aspirants. Soiii* men are "braintrusters" all their lives. So they pick asinine subjects for their exhaustive reseat ch when working for their doctor o( philosophy degree. Imagine wasting three years of costly graduate study and research on the "Cultural Significance of the Castanets in Medieval Spain.” Many of the I’ll. D thesis titles at our universities are so picayune and farfetched that the results have insigni­ ficant influence on mankind, whether they come out plus or minus. So wo need a nation-wide housecleaning in higher educa­ tion. "If the blind lead tin* blind, they both will (all into the pit," is a Bihical maxim. It certainly applies to many colleges and universities, as well as government advisers! For example, at Indiana University, the students are offered a single 2-hour course in American History cover­ Snow In Alps ing 18A5 to the present! GRENOBLE, France (UPI) Hut the History Department —More than 3jxs) skiers en­ lists dozens of courses on joyed a preview of the season Itussian and Communism sub­ Sunday in the French Alps, jects, as wetl as Latin \rnerwhere unusually cold weather ican courses ad infinitum. brought heavy snowfalls two And tho president, who dis­ months ahead of the usual claims “frills," should look at the silly courses under time. Diem’s Sisiter May Visit UN plant it today. Speak out; write a letter; stand up in UOTt MTOAin ,VOU BIO tlARld meeting. And let's do it this jo MAKOPt.(=Lisv;».MAsrrnAO OWL —- YOU’RE: NOT » f week! ,tEM-HUt/NOTHIMa LIKt- TME- frocuno any bo d y witvA In the sincere spirit of co­ YOU« Wi d e -AWAKE ACTJ STAKLY MORNlMG AIH AMO A t KNOW) WHAT TIME WHJr; l operation for s Sanford in 6 0 0 0 BREAKFAST TO PRE­ PARE A MAM FOtA THO CAffC'i CAME HOWE THIS MORNlblS/ which to continue to take but Ar IE/&T YOU'D. » r. * OF THR eUSMCBS WQk’LO' READY WHEN MYBKOtHER great pride, Sanford Citizen HOUSE ] Barbs Letters BOARDING A political storm la blowing also expressed regret that the-against the Adenausr regim e smallest American step to find by its political opponents. over West Berlin. It arises from opposition a way out of the East-West I Chiefly they are th at th e impasse was greeted by “tlmd chancellor hi. been too party auspicions that Mayor idity and distrust” in West ritrid in his approach to reuni­ Willy Rramlt’a Social Demo­ Germany. fication of Germany with his cratic administration la soft­ The local branch of Adenau­ all-or-nothing demands foe ening its stand against Com­ er’s C h r i s t i a n Democratic free elections. munist East Germnny. Party promptly demanded a Rrandt’a press chief stirred The dispute could w e l l no-confidence vote against Al­ wide attention with a speech spread beyond the confine* of berta \»ho further aroused in which he ssid the Russians West Berlin and become a ma­ their ire by a slighting refer­ were not simply going la jor issue In the 1905 parlia­ ence to the West German Fed­ stand aside in East Germany mentary elections in which eral Republic aa ’•’Rhino and that the Adenauer policy Brandt again will be his State.” “is not only hopelessly a n ti­ party’s candidate for chancel­ Tho issue will be debated quated and unreal but mean­ lor. next month but has no chance ingless in a strategy of At the storm center la I of passage because of the Sopeace.” ~ V \. ' -3 Brandt’s crown prince. Deputy j cialists having a large major• • ■. ■ i For the most part Brandt Mayor Heinrich Alberts, but ity of the city government hue kept to the background politicians agree thut the real It will, however, put new and permitted his aides to do target is Brandt himself. t , : nich‘nrKr u ik in r^ T « w ’«rt The start of it was a speech z':,m ' " " “ be ore | out a new program but by Alberts criticizing the they have made it clear they ‘•provincial anxiety” shown I : ? i are not contented with the old by the government of Chan­ one. cellor Konrad Ademiucr in de­ Adenauer Is scheduled to re­ laying signing of the Moscow II.V Hal Cochran tire this full, although against partial teat lain agreement. He You can’t feel sorry for his will. people who do such a conHis chief fear has been that tinual job of it on themselves. his retirement will lead to German weakness against the Dad sontetinn-s s n e a k s Communistaway to go fishing and This is a time when your doesn’t catch • thing until blood does boil. Is this my he gets home. country? is this tho country I was horn into? Mnyl>c it would make kids —Rep. F. Edward Herbert, Dthink if a sign on each auto l.s., on Pentagon order door huttdln read. "Don't Slum putting nny place thnt prac­ This!” NEW YORK (U PI)—Com­ tices discrimination "o ff munist Cuba’s pinna to make limits" to troops. It's not so had to drop nn nnti-Amrrlcan propaganda your wealth if it’a into gov­ circus of nn International con­ Lawyers looking bnck nt ernment bonds. gress to he held In Havana this period 50 years from now“ Physical Education" on this month were set back dancing and bowltng and will regard it ns one of tho A taxi in Chicago hit a firo sharply Monday by a U. S. de­ proudest chapters of Anglosquash playing. There are (dug wlim the passenger cision to boycott the meeting. long columns in the 1. tJ. cata­ American jurisprudence. fainted. Meters should be kept Official sources in Washing­ logue listing other fancy, fril­ —Justice Walter V. Schaefer out of sight. ton ssid the U. S. had nixed of tlie Illinois Supreme ly subjects! nny American participation in Court, praising recent U. S. it is disgraceful to force During hunting season a tho scheduled congress of tha Supreme Court dcrisk-tts gun should he loaded with International Union of Archi­ the hard working taxpayers protecting rights of de­ caution and a hunter not at tects (UIA) scheduled in tha to finance such nonsense. fendants. If teen-agers want to bowl Cuban capital Sept 29-Oct. *, all. or dance or play squash, lot them learn at their own ex­ Tho chemistry of tho aver­ pense instead of that of the age Democrat is such that it’s difficult for him to keep his hard working taxpayers! College departments often old tiovvie knife in his pocket string out or sub-divide too long. EST. 1933 courses just to tie able to of —Vice President Johnson. fer a "major" of 2<> or 30 IN SU R A N C E A T semester hours of work in Tlie a v e r a g e American their field. householder is s t u m b l i n g Then, to impress the stud­ around in a dim world. I t’s ] ents with the profound nature one of the rensnne for no 111 So. PalmatU of such silly courses, the many homo accidents. profs u*« 5-syllable jargon —Elizabeth Anne Meehan , Phono F A 2-0814 and pour on tin; outside read lighting specialist. ing to make tho student: groan. For they think groans mean erudition! And moans indi­ cate scientific profundity! The more I expose these sissy braintruster profess ors, tiie blunder they protest that: “ Dr. Crane Ls belittling the wonderful dignity of our great science hy using two syllable words!" f Dr. link* belongs to the 13rr group of pragmatic psychologists, (or he ran really apply what he teaches. He has "Horse Sense" and Ls a suherb pub­ Editor, Tho Herald: ■ering under their shadow, j encouragement of confident lic spejker. Alas about 73% In Sanford, perhaps we have afraid to walk in the sunlight I investments in the cities’ fu­ of professors are braintrustbecome a frightened lot, more anymore. tures, the nurture of good cit- era who live In "ivory towanxious to find a place in An attitude frequently found era” and cannot practice which to hide than a place in in bygone days, in growing zenship in the lives of the what they trarh. cities’ young people. which to serve our community cities such as ours, Is pictured creatively. Perhaps, therefore, ill the classic story about a They realize now, too, thnt CASE Q-II3: l)r. Roy K. our local climate has become board of city commissioners just ns the most basic teat of ha* *0:ni’ 500 psychology one of self-serving aims, devi-! who were in session and Bat­ an Individual's cultural dcvol- students at King’s College, at ons methods and equivocal, ening to the reading of tho ro- ment is his attitude toward Charlotte, North Carolina. Recently 1 visited the cam spceeh. I port from the city public li- hooks; so tho best test of a Perhaps Allen Drury, in Ida brary. I’olitely they listened, | city's cultural climute is its pus of this flourishing school. President Milo Kirkpatrick "Adviao and Consent” made a a t first. But when the report pride in its library services. showed me around the new correct judgment concerning became a recommendation for Our city manager, W. E. us. 2’erhaps, in Sanford, too, un increased appropriation, Knowles, has faithfully called dormitories for girls and 1 “ This is the age of the shrug.’’ that politeness wore rather attention to this, too, when met many of the faculty. And pvihnps we have be­ thin. All remained culm, how­ speaking to civic groups and come so confused and so short- ever, until at last the reader to private individuals a bout sighted in our thinking that came to the librarian’s ruuson the present needs of our city. wo accept as a necessity that for needing more money—u He includes library needs, of wo sacrifice our hopes for greatly increased circulation. course — more books, more BANGKOK,Thailand (UPI) Immediately u purple-faced space, and definitely, a great­ greater cultural influences in Unconfirmed reports circulat­ our city in order to have commissioner jumped to his] er expansion of services. ing hero today said Mine. Ngo enuugh water for industrial feet and shouted, "Who told Now, it is our turn! We can Dinh Nhu is on her way to uses and baths and dish-wash­ her to do that?” speak; we can write a letter; New York to attend opening Times have changed since we ran attend budget sessions ing. sessions of the U. N. Gen­ Yes, perhups! But I do not then. City commissioners no of our City Commission. eral Assembly, for one minutu believe itl We ] longer feel that they mint By Sept. ”:t it will be rather Tlie reports said Mine. Nhu, know that Sanford’s history keep a stranglehold on their late to venture a helping sister-in-law of South Viet includes u record of some seri­ libraries or their librurions. thought toward assuring nde- Nam’s’ President Ngo Dinh ous economic errors of judg- Moro and more they ure fer­ qunte financial support to our Diem, would pass through ment, and thnt we suffered ] ognizing the civic good fruits . , . i , , ,r 19*54 city library services. So,] Bangkok tonight on her way some dark days us a conse. of good library services, lo , . ..., „....... ,.......... __ _ .. .... , , | remembering that "All the to the United States. Tho ((lienee. Nevertheless, only the | mention a very few such flowers of all the tomorrows| Vietnamese Embassy declined most abnormal a t t i t u d e s fruits, there arc: The attraearu in tlm seeds of toduy,’’| comment on the reports, would leud us, because of i tion of customers to stores lowhether our good seed bo a them, to spend our Uvea cow-1 ented near the libraries, the vocal or written opinion, let's OUR Brandt Foes Suspicious - h s . ■-- .y . set up a single laboratory, and in 1946 obtained government funds to finance it. The first problem after that was to find a spot in the Eastern U. S. from which men could listen to the stars. Tests proved Deer Creek Val­ ley, W. Va., uniquely free of man­ made noise. Driving to Green Hank last week, I trave'led miles without pussing a car. The Valley is sparsely populated. There are no large towns nearby to transmit static. Noise from the nearest cities is shut out by moutains which rise to 4,000 feet all around the level bowl in which the observatory lies. The Army Engi­ neers acquired enough land for the Observatory site to keep it this way. Here, in unaccustomed quiet in modern America, scientists ponder how best to conduct the search for another sapient species and how to make contact with it. Why, I asked Dr. Frank Drake, the director of in­ terstellar communications research ait Green Rank, are so many highlytrained men who could command much more pay elsewhere willing to seclude themselves in the mountains planning the search in space? Mainlay, he believes, because more and more scientists realize “ th at the large number of stars in our galaxy, so many similar to the sub, makes virtually inevitable tho ex iste n c e of other intelligent tqiecics in space.” “There is probably no more tan­ talizing thought in contemporary science.” Dr. Drake explains, "than the conclusion that manifestations of other intelligent species are within the limits of detection of present technology, if we but knew what technology to apply." WASHINGTON — High In the hills of West Virginia, near the re­ mote village of Green Bnnks in Pocnhontus County, a new science is de­ veloping that can reveal facts about outer space unobtainable by the as­ tronauts or by any other means. Recent advances in this new sci­ ence of radio astronomy indicate that our new radio telescopes mny I* able to reach to the very edge of the ob­ servable universe — a distance of about 10 billion light years. These ra­ dio telescopes have a great advan­ tage over the optical telescopes used by classical astronomers — they can penetrate the solid layers of clouds thut cover the surface of much of our solar system. Astronomers with radio telescopes can probe in areas where optical telescopes cannot see and a t distances impractical for space ships to trnvel in a lifetime. Among other things, scientists say, this mnkes it possible to search out intel­ ligent file in space, if it exists else­ where than on earth. Kes|>onsible officials of the Green Hank National Observatory are convinced that the existence of intelligent life beyond the earth can best be detected by ra­ dio rather than rocketry. The telescope that opens ibis new window on the universe collects and records the electro-magnetic radia­ tion from a chosen region of the sky. These giant disks — the first of which was built by a young Ameri­ can in his own backyard in 1037 — are now too large and costly for most private institutions. Progress proved slow, therefore, until nine major uni­ versities, including Johns liupkins, Harvard and MIT joined forces to Phil Newsom Soys . . . "I'm Never Too Busy to See on Old Friend!" Red Mine Ships In Baltic Sea S T O C K H O L M (UPI) — Three Soviet minesweepers have been sighted in the Hal tic Sea near Swedish territor lal waters in the past three days, Sweden’s Defence .Mitt istry reported. The Baltic command of the Swedish navy has the ships under observation, a spokes in .in said, ____ —____ -« “ Own A Home of Your Own in lovely The lira! home loan by Asavings and loun associa­ tion was made to a lamplighter in Frankfoid, Pa« in Itilil.The homo is still standing. Thanks a hundred billion! Tills month the savings and loan business passes tho 100 billion dollar mark In asM ff We are proud to bo a part of it. The savings and loan business is built on the right and inccntivoof human Iteinqs to bettor themselves. Its assets have grown from the thrift of its 35 million savers who are building sound financial futures for themselves. We join all savings and loan associations in saying to you, our citsturners, ’Tlianks a hundred billion" for your confidence in us. Ravenna Park - iS > fV ft&ARTMA SPRINGS HER 6 U R P R IS 8 - __ ______ si _ Homes In A Community Built With Pride” 3 & 4 BEDROOMS — 1, l'/2 & 2 BATHS H a n fo rd im t t fi LOW DOWN PAYMENT — F.II.A. or CONVENTIONAL FINANCING Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Wed., September 11, '6-T WM.TKII I. (JIBI.OW, Hill Mill z s n rillt.M III.il r a tiu v .ix r c i .r i -h k ii Managing Editor Jl'IJir WKI.I.S Count/ Editor CECKl.l V EAR NEK floelttjr Editor Hum* IM Iiirr W*(tc T h VsT I Circulating r Manager C a r n a l) ' l T*ar I t t 4 Manilla S h ti& M & k & A GENERAL ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO. t ries Hr Nall l > 0# m KITCHENS BY j.iSIK SIIOKN IHKH lludn*** Mansa-r s i n*( tm -rio x S v m la a l* I-* w k i . i .» A ll O ik r * |lt.S t t V«»r 4 ;s S Month* 2S 4 2 M onths l .o i 2 M-mth* 1.04 t Month t to l Month l ’. S Postal R eg u la tio n * provld* th a t all mall su bscription* be paid In advance. Entered as se con d c l a s s m a t t e r Octob er 27, ISIS at t h s P ost O ffice of Sanford, Florida, under the Act of C o n g i a s t of March. T h s IteraM is * m em b er of th e Unite d Pres* which Is en­ t i t l e ! e t e U s I v e l r to the us* for rspubllcatlon o f all tho local teas p r i s l s d la t h u a c w - p s p e r . CUSTOM BUILDING A SPECIALTY General Office 211 W. 25th St. HOMES Phone FA 2-3103 ON COUNTRY CLUII ItD. - FOLLOW OUR SIGNS STEN STRO M Sale* REALTY Agent.* First Federal Savings & Loan ASSOCIATION Today savings and loan associations make tnor* than a million homo loans a y e a r. . . more th^n all other tinancial institutions combined. V �- .t Poisonings In ymt Keponeo Or Increase 7ACU0NVIUJ! - you the fam ous GENUINE Report* «f i i l i n t f i art lucre* tin ta Florida. Toe the first ilx •Martha at thia year (here f m 1JM. la IQ of bat year there were MM. For 1M1 the •amber wee sjae. Or. Oeerse A. McCoy, dlroctor of the State Board of “Samsonite" Frocram , aald report* from Florida'* IP poiaoa control center* and re portInf hoiplta b ahowad that of the l,»w total aa fa r t t b year, M » tneoleed ehfldroa under Bto; n caeoa iatolved children flea throofb nine; 147 conearned children 10 through It; and w art adult*. $6.95 Folding Table are * I "Amoag children under 10 who accounted lor nearly !,• MO af tba caaaa, asplria wae (ha moat frequently ingested household product,” he said. "Cleailng a n d polishing OfeaU, tneoctlclda* and kero m m followed b that ordar. This generally hat been the pattern In the peat, iadlcattag that parent* are eontiaotog to be meat earelea* b respect to what should ha (hotr moat praebua possess "Only M of this yaar’s oases involved children under on* year of age. Children b this age bracket art norms! ly physically bcapable of getting bto many toxic sub­ stance*. At the age of ona they ib rt exploring and testMg everything they caa get into their mouth*. By tha age of time, they era learning— tboee who aurvivo—that there are some things not ms sot to to eaten. "If parent* would baep as pirte and other medicines out of reach of children; cleansers, bleaches and pol bhbg agents are kept in ori gbal containers and stored la a sals place, most of these accidents could bo prevented. “So far thb year, 174 chil­ dren have been so ecutsly poisoned they had to bo hos­ pitalised." Save almost h a l f . WITH $25.00 WORTH OP PUBLIX REGISTER TAPIS! Yes, save almost half, with this exclusive Publix offer of only $3.99 with $25 worth of Publix cash register tapes! And • . . you'll be glad to know that, in 6 or 7 weeks, Little Things Can Mar Trip Little thing* sometimes torn on anxiously awaited vacation trip Into a big disappointment Misplaced awimsults, frstfol children or scorching for piers to stop overnight can take the fun out of traveling, But moat patty annoyances ta n bs avoided, according to Ann* Whitfield, home econo­ mist for Dial Soap rsssarch laboratories, If you plan for them ahead of time: • Make a list of everything you will need. A fter peeking, tuck the list Into the suites** for use when homeward bound. That way, you won't leavs anything behind. Item* to bused, while on the road, should be packed separately. • Children becomir bored quickly on long drives, so atop orranlonnlly for snarks, aouvenlr-huntlng or just plain alght-aeetng. If you must drive for a long time hate a few distraction* up your altcve. Identification and numbar games are fun. Out whin the shouting becomes unbearable, bring out on* of thalr favotit* quiet gams*. • Roadside clean-ups, anust while motoring, will be lio problem with a m ull case containing wnahclotli, towel and an antibacterial soap. It’s a good idea, too, to include some first-aid items, such as iodlna, bandages, aspirin, mild eye drop* and a sunburn rear edy. we'll be offering the genuine Samsonite This nationally-advertised genuine Folding Chairs in this fabulous $6.95 value Samsonite Table has money-saving promotion! stain-resistant, abrasion-resistant vinyl film plastic top •. . steel protective binding over table edges. Chip- v resistant baked enamel finish on all metal parts, tubular easy-action steel legs. This table is available in two popular colors: tan with bronze frame and grey with black frame. s .. *y r, AVAILABLE IN ALL PUBLIX MARKETS ’Samsonite Folding Chairs Will r Be Available UF Homecoming Theme Given Soon! 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(UP1) — "Honey, I want to i Iriw you a trick I saw on TV Uie other night,’* a wift said Sunday as she carefully tied her husband, hand and foot, In his chair. "You’re supposed to be able to get free," she said, "so try as bard as you can." Ilte husband tried, then con­ ceded he just couldn't make it. "Arc you sure?" lie was. According to police, who withheld the couple's names, the wife then lotted her hus. band's wallet and the car keys and exclaimed: "I'm leaving you — and taking Hie kids and the car with m e." hlie still was missing today, polite said. Circle Meeting Held In Village COLGATE DENTAL CREAM family siie 83c S TALLAHASSEE <UFI) — Gama and Frcih TVatar Flih Commltalon Director A. D. Aldrich mid today un all out teurch for water acceia and boat ramp sltea haa been itarted by tha conaarvatlon acency. Aldrich aald tho search was sparked by recent action by tha Florida Outdoor Recrea­ tion Council which released f50,0U0 to the (junta Commis­ sion to sta rt ita ncurch for wa­ ter access land. "Tha additional rarenua haa resulted in a crash program in which nil personnel of tho commission are searching for possible access sites,” he said. The program was designed to open as many of the state's presently restricted areas us possible, muking them avail­ able fur public recreational use. 16 m n W\J L X-X "X j .Mona ( j r i n s l r s d This month's meeting of t h a North Orlando Our Lady's Circle of the Church of Nativity Catholic Wom­ en’s Club wns held last Wednesday night with ten ladies in attendance. During thn business ses­ s i o n co n d u cts by Mrs. Ijuurgu boiolllt-r, chairman, plans fur future projects wera discussed. Two new members joined the group a t this meeting. Tho circle will continue to serve doughnuts and coffee after each buuday morning Muss a t the Church of tha Nativity. The hostess served pit, iced tea and coffee a t tha close of the meeting. Auxiliary Gives SHEBA $100 A check for 9100 was re­ ceived Monday by the board of SIIEHA Eye Rank from the Heniinole Memorial Hos­ pital Auxiliary. Mis. A. Butter, who pre­ sided a t the board meeting, thanked the auxiliary for the check and said it would b« placed in the Kye Bank fund for u:>o of patients Dsedmg; �■ ■ _ »------- > L . unm nny ray Studied Closely p lV V Iw V DOUBLE-DUTY Heart AftObiatlon office in Sanford wo* opened Monday a t 1161,4 North Park Avenue. It will nerve n« county and diatrict office for the Florida llenrt Asaociution. Ed Simon, president of the Scminole-DeBary H eart Council, welcomes Executive Director Dotlie Austin. (Herald Photo) Computer Speeds Braille Production vest $50,000 accumulated In the Highway Patrol pension fund. Pure Corn JACKSON, Mlia. — L t Gov. Paul Johnion, calling on conservatives of tha South and Midwest to Join force*: "It la time to unite the combelt with the contpone.' BERKELEY. Calif. (UPI) _ June graduate of the University of California al­ ready ha* put hi* education to work In an electronic system to help the blind. Wade White, an electrical engineering student from San Diego, has successfully test­ ed a new automatic technique for transcribing English text into Braille, the "touch read­ ing" system of raised dots for sightless persons. Ho uses a high-speed elec­ tronic computer and a codc­ operated Braille printer to speed up the process now done laboriously by hand. With the present method, a volunteer worker might need as long as six months to transcribe a large book, and the result Is only a sin­ gle copy. Because of the production MCKV problems, demand for Brallte books at present far exceeds the supply. But White's method m in en­ able blind readers to obtain large books In a few days, and many copies of a book can he produced from a sin­ gle transcription. White's system works like this The English text is con­ verted to punched cards, a standard operation on a ma­ chine that uses a two-digit numerical system. A large computer then converts the English text code to Braille code on a second set of pun­ ched cards or on magnetic or pa|W tape. After proofread­ ing, the Braille code goes Into a small computer or transcribing device to actu­ ate an electrically operated Braille printer. COLLEGE fa k e d Preaa lateraaUosul The dearest and most pre­ sent danger to the welfare of the United Statei Ilea in the endless deficit operations of the United States at home abroad and not in the of the teat ban treaty, voters and politicians i In a lather about i treaty would do to . security would do belter to consider what at. has overtaken the first __j of American defense. The first line of defense Is the U. S. dollar, its integrity, stability and value. This first line of defense Is being breached by a lack of confidence In the inte­ grity, stability and value of the U. S. dollar. There Is nothing spectacu­ lar about lack of confidence. It la not possible to finger any specific calendar date in recent yeara and to assert that on this day lack of con­ fidence began. H is like tuberculosis In that both diseases long can flourish in the sytsem wtihout spectacular symptoms. And then, perhaps when lt is too late, the disease makes Itself known and the patient Is confronted with a life ordeath crisis. So it could he with the U. S. dollar. Misconfidence in tlie U. S. dollar was acknow­ ledged In fact last year when President Kennedy as­ sured the world that he had no Intention of devaluing the dollar. U. S. gold reserves amount now to approximately $15.8 billion of which about $12 billion must be held by the Federal Reserve System to While You Are Away A t School You WASHINGTON (U H ) - j The White House Tuesday | confirmed that President i Kennedy will addresa the I Commerce Nov. 18 at Tampa. | Press Secretary Pierre Sal­ inger also said the President plans other activities on his Florida trip hut he would not specify what they would be. Keep Promising. You Will Be Able To Up With Keep A " N o n then, which o f )$ u k going b o th to tchool?" 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Phone fo r prom pl courteous service! 6.65 VALUE CANADIAN DELUXE 100% Imp. ^^ a j . TIME Can tbe extent of 23 per cent of the fed's notes and deposit liabilities. Th« remaining $3.8 billion Is free gold, available to for­ eign creditors who may pre­ fer gold to dollars. But the sum of foreign claims that could be levied against thia $3.8 of free gold amounts to about $20 billion. If the foreigners demand gold when all these claims come due, the United States will not be able to pay np. The Republican congressional committee la warning that misconfidence In the dollar could cause a run on U. S. gold. That, In turn, would require drastic action here, either to repeal tbe 23 per cent gold backing for Federal Reserve obligations or a devaluation of the dollar by increasing the price of gold. Or, as the com­ mittee suggested, both! JFK To Address I Florida C. O f C. , Subscription R eal i Our G reatest Peril ByCabinet Look mm Operation I¥ p V *| w Vm D Pago 4-A—S«pt. 11,196$ CHARRED 0A I STRAIGHT 8 Y r. BOUItHON BRU G AL LIGHT OR DARK RUM 299 f t t i LIQUOR FOR LESS These Prices Good Seminole County ABC Only �S l t f C a n t o r ft If c n t lf o WEATHER: Pnrtly cloudy through Friday with scattered afternoon show ers; hiph today 87-94; low tonight in 70s. VOL. o6 United PressT.ensed~Wire Established 1908 THURS., SEPTEMBER 12, *1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 16^ ** eio«-* Resolution To Cut Off Aid To Viet Nam Introduced In Senate Edgar R. Sltler will lake over aa permanent poitm aster at Casselberry Friday. He | will be presented with the certificate of office by Percy Manly, of die U. S. Post Of­ fice Department. Clyde Kerce. who has been acting post­ master for the last three years, will continued with the postal service. WASHINGTON (U li) — Christian martyrs marched throughout the world,” ho 17. S. military officers also* The government lovt 7d • • • The first indication of eonhand-in-han.l to the Roman mid. wi re concerned with the ap-1 soldiers and 23 women and Executive committee of the ! gressiomil anger a t the Ngo arenas,” he said. ' SAIGON, South Viet Nam 'p arent growing confidence on 'children in the twin attacks Florida Savings and Loan Pinh Diem government’s acChurch rejected arguments (U l'l)—Heavily mined troops the part of lire Communist on the towns. Another 27 por­ League has endorsed the $73 tion against the Buddhist came that l'. S. aid was needed to and police today Mocked anti- Viet Cong guerrillas ns u re- sons were missing and m ail/ million bond issue for high­ today when n resolution was stein llie Communist tide in government demonstrations hy I s u 11 o f t h r government'- wounded. e r education. And has re­ offered in llie Senate urging South Viet Nam. He said that more than 1.300 high school ! troubles with the Ituddhists. | U. S. military officers noted quested all savings ami loan that all U. S. aid to South if the Diem government did ' and college students and a r - ' A Vietnamese officer dc- that the twin offensives Tucsassociations throughout the not change its policy llie coun-, rested several of their lenders. ' acrihcd ns “our greatest vie-; day were the first coordinated Viet Nam lie cut off. state to financially support try would fall to the Reds Thr second consecutive day of tory" a government counter­ attacks launched hy the Viet Sen. Frank Church. D-Idaho, the Florida Council of 100 i student protests to the gov­ attack against the guerrillas Cong on such u large scale. who sponsored the resolution, anyway. with its program to "edu­ GOV. FARRIS HRYANT Mriis a proclamation tlealgnutinK this week as “To persist in the support ernment's crackdown on the lifter they overran two dis­ The attacks were accomplish­ said Americans were “dismay­ cate the public on the facts “ Army Nurse Corps IlecruitinR Week." Also pictured are (.'apt. Jeannette ed by probing operations ut ed" ut the Diem government’s of such a regime can only liuddhists came amid Increas­ trict capitals Tuesday. involved in this election" Nov. Gray, Third Army nurse procurement officer from Fort Mncl’herson. Git., But an Amerienn officer on four outposts, presumably a t “cruel repression” of the serve to identify the United ing tension between South 3. and Capt. Janie Miller. Woman’s Army Corps guidance officer at the JackStates with the cause of reli­ Vietnamese and 17. S. officials the scene notril the heavy gov­ a diversionary tactic. • • • liuddhists. bonvillc recruiting main station. Vietnamese military off!“Such grisly scene* have not gious persecution, undermin­ because * of the policies of ernment casualties ami said: Dr. E. T. York Jr., provost “ Victory hell—a disaster.” rials said their troops had re* been witnessed since the ing our moral p o s i t i o n i’irsidctit Ngo Pinh Diem’. for agriculture at the Uni­ taken the two captured towns. versity of Florida, will be the Uni Nunc and Pom Poi, and speaker at the Seminole Coun­ inflicted high casualties on tha ty Farm Bureau's annual ban­ Communists in battles in tho quet Oct. 8 at the Civic Cen­ Uamnu Peninsula 185 milro ter. • • • .south of Saigon. Jim Hardy, the policeman who hangs those overtime ★ ★ ★ parking tickets on your car, TALLAHASSEE (LTD I all, but did not immediately WASHINGTON (U l'l) - ! Is celebrating his ?2nd birth­ Hoffniati ( c i t if i e d that nil WASHINGTON (U l'l) — United Pres* International House prosecutors Senate GOP l-eadcr Everett placed 1inJicate whether all of them day today. His fellow offic­ MIAMI (Ul’l) Ex-Nic­ A volunteer undercover agent of the students who went to Negroes and whites stoned more witnesses on the stand would be used. When sworn araguan President Luis A. M. Pirkscn's all-out support ers planning a little birthday who joined some fit) Amerienn Communist Cuba were warned of the nuclear lest ban treaty each other in High Point, N. party for him at headquart­ today as the impeachment | in hy the court of impeach­ ers after their tour of duty C. Wednesday night and o n e' trial ot Pasco Circuit Court ment. there were some 18 of Somoza discussed plans to today strengthened prospects students in violating n Iran twice enroute by U. 8. au­ oust Fidel Castro from Cuba that fewer Republicans than on travel to Cuba tld* summer thorities that they would he this afternoon. shot was fired from am bush1Judge Richard Kelly on *the witnesses present at the with Secretary of State Penn Democrats would vote against testified today that about a • • • i violating State Department early today. Police used tear Capitol, dozen of them were members regulation* if they inude tho To those persons reporting ga* to disperse an angry charges of judicial tyranny Prosecutors said the others Ru«k and exile lenders here it. of an organization identified trip. overloaded school buses: crowd of 3,808 whites during, went into its fourth day. would be c.tlls-d to Talla­ Wednesday before leaving for WASHINGTON (UPI) — as u Communist “splinter School Supt. Ray Milwee re­ the height of the violence. The prosecution lias sub­ hassee when needed. Hoffman said they were home. One of thu untold stories of ported this is common at the CHICAGO (t P It—Sen. Bur­ group.” A rilie bullet ripped into' poenaed about til witnesses n met at the airport in laith At least half of Wednesday's Somoza, here as a guest of ry M. GoMwatrr, Il-Ariz-, The witness, Barry Hoff­ London and Prague by U. S. the Viet Nnnt crisis is the fa d start of every school year a truck carrying three while j hearing was taken up with the American Legion conven­ man, a Brookline, Mass., real and that the situation will be men in a Negro neighborhood. that the United Stales itself embassy reprvscntntiv e*. legal maneuvering hy attor­ tion, made it dear during his u r g e d fellow Republican* ironed out to normal loading They were not injured. neys both for the House and four-day visit he favor* giv­ Wednesday night lo direct estate man. told the House lie said the American dip­ largely created what has re. In about two weeks. The shot was fired about for the Pasco Republican ing the (Titian exiles the help their anger toward the New Committee on Un-American lomat in Prague seemeil cently become a “private Frontier—"rather Ilian chew Activities the students made four hours after High Point judge. that has been dialed l»y the on members of your own no secret of the fart that they "quite embarrassed" when army” working ngainst Amer­ Li/ Horton suggests that police u»ed tear gas tobreak The Senate ended the legal many of Iho atinli'iit.* “merely ican interests there. United State*. belonged to the organization, the next lime you take a ride up a crowd of whites who I : party." fight hy refusing to grant a ignored him and walked IJ. S. aid and advice both Rusk, exile lender* said, which is culled the Progres­ away" when lie tried to advi*e around Sanford to count all tossed stones, eggs ami rot-1 motion hy the defense for ae- gave a “cool ear" to Somoza'* went into creation two year.! sive Labor Mmcmclit. the “blind corners" which ten tomatoes at Negroes dur- j 'initial ami refusing to grant them they uotilil be violating ago of a special Vietnnmcsii ideas ami plans to support cause traffic hazards. Committee Counsel Alfred their country's travel linn. TAMPA f lll'l) —The hoard ing an anti • segregation I a 10-day recess for further military foreo responsible tr» • • • exile activity against the ot control vvu* told today that M Nittle described tho organmarch. Anter- ■s,"‘l>' an'l case preparation. Hoffman testified in tiie tho palace rather than to tho MIAMI (U l’l) — The beariied dictator. | Florida's four date Note to Mrs. J. M. Adams universe | izutlon n* a “Communist Lnler. Negro youths stoned In all, three witnesses were During his visit, the former | vi |lavt. a rvcor,| total at splinter group” formed in old Hoii'e caucus room before military. It now is (he arm of and other interested persons: whites on a street in the Ne­ lean Legion called on called l>> llie prosecution on n standing • room - only nu- (ho president’! brother, Ngo Supt. Ray Milwee say i that gro section. Several person.* l.ndcd States today to “ pro (ir, t ,, * ,.r ,m , ^ onVi piesiiient conferred with ex- tendance this year. and that , RjOJ lie ''m•o-TrotshyTte».,, iltcfii't which Included George Pinh NTui. a traffic guard will tie plac­ were injur -* t r rock ar.<! d iK'Idl«• a t If t • , * Grinin \ vet f*. Cultuli President Carlas prnji only one of (hem, Florida A ’ Lincoln Rockwell and several At present, some of these Manuel Aitinie, chief of til and M.. has shown a decrease ed at Third ami French, lie flying glass. uipj if it eami"t -irt o»i|.e| nil «d tie C n r a l Fl uof Ills American Nazi Parly Special Forces, intended to am! City Manager Pete At Chicago. thousands of 11ion from <tlicr hemisphere idu Court of App< a s. gave Revolutionary Recovery Move­ in enrollment ^om Iasi year. stormtioopers. Also scattered fight the Communist! In the ment 3tRlt nral political lend­ Knowles discussed it white demonstrators (ailed in nations, using united force* no testimony. He delivered for throughout tho hearing room mountains ami delta country, morning. And. too, Ray says an attempt to prevent the if it bus to. tile court a file which prose­ er* Carlos Manplcz Sterling Were n number of bearded are being used in Saigon*! se­ the School Board will accept city council from adopting anil Aureliano Sanches Aran­ KEY WEST (Ul' l) Com­ “ We can never peacefully cutors said they would use in h atnik-like youths, soiao in curity troop!. Bill MacLaughlln's offer that an open occupancy law. The coexist in this hemisphere their cave. mercial lishing boat* said a go. shirt sleeves. the PTt) will provide uni­ measure, passed by a 30-16 with rommuni'in . . . we urge .Marquez Steiling -aid dur­ I < Among IT. 5*. offlcala tho freighter reported Wednesday 'f.’ie other witness*! were RIO PE JANEIRO ( l T i t Uniformed police and plain- story raised fundamental Is­ formed mothers as traliic of­ vote, ban.* racial discrimina­ our government lo be unre­ attorneys, one from d e a r- ing u "fruitful" lIn«< hour it wax under fire off the — The government announced clot lies detectives stood hy sues of what routrola aro ficers for schools. tion in tile sale or rental of lenting in it, elfurts to de water and the other from St. talk with Somoza, “We con­ northern coast of Cuba. The that army troop* quickly posts in.dde and outside the available to this country to properly by real estate bro­ slroy- the Communist govern Petersburg, who complained cluded that tlm Cuban exiles radio distress call was be­ cradled a pocket revolt by j hearing room to guard avoid creating "Frankenstein Our Mt'e item yesterday kers. lieved to lie Irom the Allalr. must achieve political unity nicnl in Cuba.” said a I.loo ol Judge Kelly's conduct of navy nod air force unit* in ng.iilist possible demonstra­ monster*" in project! it musk aland the “dognapper" ChihuA Negro registered for word resolution adopted hy a case* which they brought be- and entry the war to Castro." en route Irom Tampa lo llon- tiie capital city of Brndli.t tion*. The committee had set up or assist in foreign luias resulted in one being classes at Florence State Col­ voice vote of some 2,ooo dele­ fore him. --- TTl,i IctutiT of ttir~~tTiptP'A Ttrtm*.----oda 'Cell t'll'l \VClitic "I.I returned to its rightful own­ lege in Alabama, where Gov. gates to the national conven­ Howard P. Rives of Clear- movement, Sanchez Arango, were reported wounded. would l>e stlih nu attempt. When Nhll, chief adviser to er . . . or so a woman tele- George Wallace apparently tion of the 2.7-nullionmember water said that Kelly had a said his meeting with Somoni The War Ministry in Rio Hoffman started off his Viet Nam’s President Ngo plwnesl. MIAMI lUI' l) - Haitian di' Janeiro i- ued a Communi­ i has derided not to attempt to j legion. had reputation in the Sixth was “ very encouraging." The following spare was physically block any further j The convention strongly cri­ Judicial Circuit of Pasco and Ai time and Somoza left exile leader Dr. tie meat lie- que saying that rebel ele­ testimony hy saying tlmt ho I Hull Diem, launched nmssivo volunteered to bo an under­ raids against Buddhist pagod­ purchased hy Mr. and Mr*. court-ordered de *vgre ga t ion ticized the U S government Pinellas counties as far as Miami aboaid the saute plane. unit arrived here Wednesday Isntis C. Pell anil family at Attendance was down in lor failure to ileal with Fidel conduit nl court rase* was There were reports Hint So­ night alter being rle|Mirted ments inside ill asiliti had cover ngeiit for tlio FBI and as on Aug. 21, he called on tli« Kiwanls beneiit auction schools desegregated Tuesday c'astr.s ami the Cuban silua- concerned. He admitted un­ moza would make a television from Nassau and uimminccd “surrender id uiu'onilitiiiindly." the ('mitral intelligence Agen­ two main groups for the Job. Il said two of the rebel* hail cy (UlA) while travelling last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. in Birmingham, Tuskegee andi Ron up (o now. One consisted of units of tho der cross-examination by the appearance in Cnrnra*. Vene­ plans lo pelilion the U. S. been taken to a hospital, the pell's payment for the space Mobile. with the group of students. so-called "Special Force*" of government In admit at least that Kelly was zuela, today to seek a "reapThe legion pointed out in defense fiist indication that there had went into the club's under­ lie said tiie students went the Vietnamese army. Tho White students staged p o ­ the resolution, presenter! by thought of as a "diligent" I preachment” on the q n stion 3,000 Haitian refugees m the la-en any fighting. privileged children and schol­ test demonstrations at two llie committee on foreign re­ to t'ulm the long way by other was u special police se­ Bahamas. | of exile aid between Idin-elf judge. However, tiie llinxilia air (lying to western Europe, curity section of Viet Num'! arship fund Integrated Birmingham lations. that it has been warn­ St. Petersburg attorney Jack and Venezuelan President poll about eight mile* from “ Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C. schools and one in Mobile. then to Prague where they national potiro und security ing the nation against (.'astro \ Page said that Kelly fad­ Uomulo Betancourt. downtown area, remained Pe l. having moved here from l«iiir>l«*'l a Cuban airliner for service. BEIRUT. Lebanon t l P l i - th|and llie threat ot Cuban Com- ed to grant a continuance in in rebel hands. A Navy com­ Ohio, have purchased a busi­ King Sami of Saudi Arabia The United States was In­ lluvniiu. inunism since i960. a personal injury ease filed munique issue'll here said the ness in the Food Fair shop­ lias formally approached l.di Upon urrtval in Prague, lie strumental in setting up thcsii “The A mi e r i c a n Legion before him, costing Page ad­ next move would lie to recap­ ping centers. aid, the Cuban ulnhaisador units in 1981, when Commun­ HAVANA (U l’l) — Pre­ strongly disapprove* the lack ditional time and Ins client CAPE CANAVERAL <1 PI ) 1anon seeking permission lo ture the an port. “ The Pells owned and ope -1 mier Fidel Castro re, iived a longratulateil them ‘‘on hav­ ist gucrrillns were terrorizing of effective aeliun try our additional money, lie *aid —Hie U. S. Army Corps oil setlle here permanently, an Die revolt started when the rated a shop in Youngstown, J Russian - made convertible government since the estab­ lie was forced hy the action iTngincers today awardixl a thoritalire sources said lo navy and air force tetiel* ing defied thrir government.'' tho country with t a c t i c s Ohio, for the last 17 years Wednesday as a gift from Il"ffman »aid lie accom­ ngainst which old-fashioned lishment of the Castro re­ lo take a "non-suit" in the *377,978 contract for construe-1 •lay. However, there was no seized the navy an air minand are specialists in their j Soviet Premier Nikita S. gime which constituted the ease, which hail the efierl of lion ol a missile r.ol.ir .station' official confirmation ol the i -11iei, the airport and the panied the student group to military sciences was useless. line In fart, we brag aland ■Khrushchev. Soviet \ml>a lirst Communist government making him start all over at Merrill Island to the Gra rejairt Irom Lebanese or telephone e«i iiaiigu ill Ilia collect data for Gordon 11.i II. It was necessary to apply it. You are welcome to route i i a national authority oil ex- s o m e o f the Communist! own dor Alexander Ah xeii-v hand­ in the western hemisphere," .r ain in placing it before the ham Contracting Inc ol «ir• ( Saudi sources here. »ilia. in and sec our album and i tactics against them. 11enlist groups. court. ed Ca*tro the key* to thu car. ' the resolution sold. lando. Army units remained loyal decide for yourself Mr. Pell | personally delivers and sets I* E II 1* I G N A N . France and were ordered to suppress up arrangements throughout I (UPI) — The wreckage of a the uprising. They surround tiie county and guarantees! charter airliner carrying 18 i d ti l e lel't'l h e l d p o i n t u n d satisfaction. Europeans on a vacation issued an ultimatum to sur­ “ Mr. Pell also has another ] (light from Britain to France render. line of endeavor and will be was sighted near this .Medi­ happy to serve as an auc-1 terranean resort town today, tioneer. according to French ntlicial.* “ We lave purchased a hirst reports said lln-ru were can we attribute t h i s he well advised lo stop con­ citizens to live lure. h»me on Paloma Avenue and Editor, Herald: no survivors. growth? 'llie Navy, our struction on ih n r m w ofLave entered our *on and i The Chamber ol ConiI was extremely shocked Clare Rainier, Cusaelherry garment industry, thr 17 92 lieu building immediately, daughter in Seminole H igh; when 1 read of the action of tnercc needs no apologies; businessman was reported in highway electronics indus­ ax would others who are School. it stands on a fine record UNITED NATIONS. N. Y- satisfactory condition today planning expansions. “We wish to thank the Hie Sanford City Commis­ try and the many others, nl service and accomplish­ i UPI) — President Kennedy at the Winter Park Memorial together with the service in Right now there are nuny folks here for the consider-1 sion in regard to the city ments. Hut it doe* need i> expected try make lit! tir*l Hospital nfter suffering a dustrie* required by an ex­ vacant business locations, ation already given us and ap p ro b atio n to the Cham money lo operate and K Hie ' i»it to the United Nation* heart uttaek .Monday evening. panding community would many vacant houses, that we hope to be of service to her of Commerce. In clfect City Commission truly rep­ since 1961 lor a policy speech Sharing tin* room with him oat have hern brought here further growth ot our com­ resents thr people, their to the General Assembly this is his son, Jimmy, a student all for many years to come." the City is stepping hack • • • ward 13 years—the 1919 ap­ and kepi here, by numerous munity would lind occupied, vote of confidence in the month, informed .sources said ut South Seminole Junior costly and time consuming (■ut it we retrogress we can American Red Cross is propriation to the Chamber Chandler could make even today. The General A'.einldy High School, who received n efforts, without your Cham­ only expect more vacan­ more effective the work the opens it* J8th session •'•arching for a dedicated wo­ by the City w.i* $3,000 and next |rg fracture doing football ber of Commerce. man— retired nurse, school the following year, larsightcies. If my observations Chamber does tor all the 'I ue-.tj.ry. practice early this week, lie is A city, like a life, docs arc correct, with the ex­ people in lids area. teacher, social worker, ARC cd but financially ham­ also reported in satisfactory not stand still — it either ception nl three City Coinworker—will to devote vol­ strung City Commissioners Clifford McKihtiin Jr. condition following surgery grows or begins to die. And mis doners, all of Sanford's unteer time to serving as increased the appropriation Wednesday. ( Editor’* note; TinSan­ the first pang ol Pie end ot chairman of the Gray Lady to $8 ,000, wlien the total people believe wo are grow­ ford lirrald i» ol the opin­ our line city could be the ing ami want to grow. in the School program for city budget for 1958 was ion that the City I'oianii*Seminole County. Call Mat- $316,0*8). Our present Com­ dissolution of Pie Chamber We buy insurance against CHICAGO — Sen. il.rrry Sentenced -inner* and thr ( handler ot Gold water, (R-Ariz.), speak­ of Commerce missioners will probably » catastrophe—death, lire, hilde P. Friasell, executive DELAND (LTD—Nathanial Conrmrrrr rvrrutivr com­ ing lo the National Federation Heath. 38. of Daytona Beach Does the thinking of the adopt a 1963-1981 budget of secretary. accident. I would suggest to • • • mittee should *it down in of Republican Women: City Commission reflect the the City Commission that it $1,787.00. wax sentenced here Wednes­ joint sc**ion and endeavor thinking of the business Harvey Greanya and Har­ invest more heavily in the Assuming that this three"I am a Republican, pure day lo 23 years in (he slate lo amicably settle their dif­ and I hope not too simple. I prison on a second degree men, professional men and kind of insurance that will old Bosks have been sworn time increase in the city ferences for the better­ accept (hat designation with murder conviction in the pis­ in as members of the North budget represents the ap­ just plain citizens of San­ keep the Navy in Sanford, ment sad welfare of the pride and I wear tiie mantle tol -laying of Edward Ter Orlando Volunteer police de­ proximate increase in pop­ ford? If *n. tho doctors on build up our industrial po­ e'immunity.) East Second h ire d would partment. tential and entice senior Zell, 37. ulation of S.inlord, t<> what with honor." i » Rocks, Bullets, Kelly Prosecution Words Fly In W itnesses Testify Race Disputes Rusk Cool To Somoza Plans, Exiles Say J W V A ... BRIEFS Ev Helps Undercover Tells Of Cuba Visit U. S. 'Hoist By Own Petard' In Viet Nam Harry Advises Legion Urges U.S.Aclion Against Cuba Schools Gain Attack Reported Argentina Nips Pocket Revolt Exile Arrives New Home? 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' . r - T -T - .i Ft. - j m v ; --------- — •; ^ 'W P '‘ 7 -------- - - J 'T ' ' 7‘; ’ RFE Reports Views Of Southern Moderates On Race Issue k ________ T n g t t t - I H , Attg. t , ^ 'm m SenatorsSeek Probe Of CAB Florida Riling WASHINGTON <UP!) — Sen. Edward K. Kennedy, » . Maw., led a battle today lor a m a te investigation of the Civil Aeronautic! Board (CAB) dectiioa to drop nortbeaat Airline* from tbo New York to Florida route. Kewwody aanouaced Thorsday that ha, Sen. Lavarett SalMatall, R-Masi., and Sen. Norris Cotton, R N. H., were Bikini the Aviation tubcomwittoe el tho Senate Com­ merce Committee to bold the heartsgs. It waa lannedy’a Ant maJw aeaata ipeeeh. Only sev­ eral eeaatara were present •r-d the iiSaitz t *tc near­ ly empty. Part of the |alWry has occupied by Kcnnedy’e office staff. Northoaat Airlines Prealdewt James W. Austin told New England congressmen Thursday that ion of the routo would mean that about l,53o Jobe would have to be eliminated, moitly In New England. The present 2,200 Jobs would be cut back to •SO to operate a regional serTleo la Naw England. Sea. Edmund S. Muikie, D-M»., added la the senate that ha auppnrtad Kennedy tad hoped tho bearing would consider not Just tho Florida run hut tho complete air transportation picture in New England. Kennedy said Um CAB plan to drop Northeast from the New York to Miami run "will have so advene an Impact on tbo ecooomy and the air travel to tbo New England area that I feet U deserve* the closest attention of tho Congress." Kennedy laid: "The deci­ sion severely restricts com­ petition in on# of the richeat passenger markets in the country.” He also said the CAB daelaion would restrict shuttle service between Boston and Washington to one carrier and "could well mean higher prices for travel between those points." : transmitters in West Ger­ mong whites. , . that the ra­ mural to deprive prop!# of cial barrier* that exist to­ a chance to mike the most many and one in Portugal. day are certain to fall.” of their abilities.” A striking note about the Gov. Terry Sanford of Nor­ May r Stanley E. Brook­ complete 500 page transcript th Carolina: "What la needed shire of Charlotte. X. C.j ia that it skips reactions that is a new amancipat'an proc­ "T..e choice should not he are more conservative than lamation from the bigotry ot too difficult if 'v* admit in mlddle-of-the road. The agen­ the past . . . the people of all honesty that discrimina­ cy’s news chief, Horst Fe­ North Carolina ara realizing tion based on tha color of a tal), a native of Berlin. Ger­ It is simply not right and man's skin is legally and many, explains this way: morally wrong and economi­ "Members of extremist cally unsound." groups such as the Black Muslims and the White Citi­ zens Council, were not inter­ viewed. The people of the DALLAS (UPI) — Grocer countries we reach were get­ J. W. Richey ia a careful ting plenty of the extremist point of view from the Com­ man. Because of the threat of robbery, he hod a burglar munist propagandists.” Our Machine* Are: Here are samples of how alarm system installed at the Hig • Fan! - Thrifty 53a • . * ‘*.at front door of hia store. the racial situation was re­ .'r-iW a n . iV 1— 1 »'s We Are Open Air — Thursday, burglar* broke tn ported by Rad'io Free Eur­ Wash la Comfort Rosa L. Payton, realtor and builder. (Details in and stole tcbaeco, wtne, a THIS BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME o f Florida ope: the "Tour o f Homes article on Page 7 today.) style, with an exquisite patio at the rear, on Kwite - W hite RFE Commentary: 'There money order machine and a (Herald Photo) East Second Street ia being offered by Mrs. LAUNDRY la a very real sense of opti­ radio. They eama in the back Sanford Chapter 1401, Wo­ 2I3» FRENCH ATE. mism among Negro leaders door. It wasn't connected to men o f the Moose, will meet and complete concensus a­ tho alarm. at R p.m. Monday in the tem­ porary Lodge headquarters In Lak« Mary fsr the Chapter Night Program and Enrollment. Executive officers of the COLUMBIA, Mo. (UPI) FORT WORTH (UPI) — chapter will b« in cherge of Guests at the Boons County the program. The quoted price for mattress TOKYO (UPI) — Ccinmu- bert Wiliams, who Is "now renovation la |I6J1, hut it nUt Chinese leader Mao Tie- taking refuge in Cuba," Mao bam breakfast Saturday will get their home and eggs but almost cost a db-year-dd Fort Tung Thursday called the said. no grits, and ail becausa ca­ Post T o M eet Worth widow |{»50 more. Willlama fled to Cuba from terer James C. Nans<m is a American Negroes’ e t v 11 South Seminole VFW Post C. R. Fincher, owner of the rights campaign a •‘sharpen­ North Carolina in lllfll after H-07 wilt meet at 8 p.m, next Southern cooking purist. mattress renovating firm, ing nf the class struggle" and the alleged kidnaping of a Nanson laid grits must be Tuesday at the Post Home on said an employe was shred­ promised them Peking’s sup­ white couple during Negro cooked and served quickly in the Old Dixie Hwy. in Longp r o t e s t demonstrations in tha beat tradition. He feared wood. ding the mattress stuffing to port. Union County, N. C., He had the grits would not withstand eliminate lumps when he spot­ Muo, In a statement issued been suspended from the Na­ being carted to the fair­ ted a $10 bill. He began Certain pedestrians, called checking and found |U6Q in by the New China News tional Association for the Ad- grounds to he served lukt- jaywalkers, get their name Agency, charged that Presi­ vancemeent of Colored Peo­ warm. cash. fo r the wonderful response from the jay bird, which "If I had known the money dent Kennedy's civil rights ple before the incident after usually runs after things ding, waa In there, I would have program was nothing but advocating violent action to gave us in our Grand Opening cinatty. been a fool to send the mat­ "two-faced tactics , . . . an meet violence from whites. Mao, chairman of tha Chi­ tress to you," Fincher said attempt to lull the fighting celebration Tuesday, August 6th. the woman told him. She paid will of the Negro people and nese Communist party, said AUTO him $15.31 out of her wind­ deceive the musees through­ Willlama “ has twice thii year By Mrs. Adam Muller out the country." asked me fur a statement In MANY OF THE OPENING SPECIALS WHICH SOLD OUT fall. A One Man Showing nf thr He denied charges made hy support of the American Ne­ painting! of Artist Ray Nich­ HAVE SINCE BEEN RE ORDERED AND RECEIVED Mcscow that China’s own po­ groes' struggle against racial ols of Sarasota will open Sun­ AIR CONDITIONER licies were racist. The So­ discrimination," Quarter-Finals HACK INTO THE STOKE FDR YOUR SELECTION day at tha Dcllary .Mansion House. H A M M U R O, Germany viets have accused the Chi­ nese of trying to rapture Nichols, who has studied at (UPI) — Martin Mulligan of l e a d e r s h ip of nationalist Editor Dies Sculpture, 1* affiliatnt with Auetralla rearhrd the quar­ movement in Africa, Latin M A D I S O N VILLE, Ky. the Manatee Art League. ter-finals of the We»t (Sermon America, amt Asia by turning (UPI) — Edgar K. Arnold, Ilia show will remain on international tenuis champion­ the people there nguilst the <18, editor and publisher of exhibit through Aug. 23. Mu. Installation ships with a fl-.l, fl-1, d-n vic­ "white, hcetlle," Soviet cltl- the Mudisnnville Messenger, 2 Yr. Factory Warranty died Thursday. Aa a news­ tory over Dietrich fr'klrim of sene, David Rosa, musical di­ STORE “ Our unity ia nut one of paperman for nearly 50 years, West Germany. Francolse JONES Durr of France, Hilda Hurting race; it ia the unity of com­ he wrote many editorial* rector of "The Red Skelton Seminole Plaza of West Germany and Anet to rades and friends," Muo said. which were quoted widely In Hour," Is a charter memher AUTO SERVICE tils statement on the U. 8. Kentucky, and many cf them of the Live Steamers Club, a Van Zyl of South Africa ad­ Canaclherry, Florida Highway 17-lK! 1003 H. Sanford, FA 2-1151 vance to the wnmen"e quar­ race question was prompted were Inserted in tha Con­ national miniature • railroad group. gressional Record. by an American Negro, Ro­ ter-final tingles bracket. By A1 Kappetiser tailed Press tsleraatinal Radio Free Europe is a privately • supported organi­ sation that transmits West­ ern "truth" behind the Iran Curtain into Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, Bulgaria and Romania. In the course of attempt­ ing to anawer Communist at­ tacks with what it ealts an "unvarnished picture” of the racial situation in the U. S. South, RFE sent twu news­ men into Dixie for three weeks. Their interview*, and RFE "Commentary" are be­ ing used for four half-hour programs broadcast from two He Didn't Think About Back Door Moose Women Set Meeting $950 Found In M a o P u ts Bed Returned U .S . Race H is U p I n [This Southerner Q u e s tio n To the people of Sanford and Knows His Grits surrounding communities — you Nichols Show To Open Sunday N O R D IC M99 SPECIA LS! — This Week Only — KASY FINANCING ON Al.l, THKSK SPECIALS McCRORY - 0TASC0 DAVIS LAWN MOWERS D A V IS 19” B /S ENGINE - DIPULSE ST A R T E R QUICK ADJUSTABLE WHEELS — i O Lawn Mower Close Outs • SPE CIAL PURCHASE Motor Scooter Back-To-School Specials WE AM . 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Test drive a Vespa today and you'll be delighted. �T ./n * Girl's Town Site Acquired At North Orlando 330 Acres (E lw g > an fn rb i b r a l i t For School e LO t * Lake Mary postoffice pa­ trons will have ihcir lock boxes available to them until to p.m. nightly, according to _ County Commissioner J?mei P, Avery Jr. The poslofiice has been lucked at dusk since vandals hit it a month ago. Avery and Postal Inspector IV. R. Richie reached an agreement with Shcritf J. L. Hobby for a deputy to lock the Lake Mary facility “ alt­ er 10 each nisht.’* • • • • A two-year stwly by the Seminole County Chamber of n« to »h* feasibility of metropolitan t e l e p h o n e aervice throughout Seminole County will be aired at a county-wide meeting Friday noon at Jim Spencer’s restau­ rant. John Krliler hut Invited County CuminLaioncra, may£ ors of all municipalities and representatives of Southern Hell and Winter Park Tele­ phone Companies. * • • It. K. Porter wonders if Jim Hardy has won a BO per cent pay hike. These yellow tickets Jim hands out for overtime parking has n new note past­ ed on: Penalty remains the A same, 25 cents, for overtime parking if paid within 21 hours BUT if nut paid the fine has been increased 60 per cent from J2 to $2. (Yes. Jim, we know you did not gel a pay hike.) • • • A clipping from the Denver Tost arrived in the mail this _ morning. Was forwarded by ™ George Touhy, who is vaca­ tioning at Kates Pnrk, Colo. • • • ^ Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. received the call this morning to join his fellow lawmakers »t Tallahassee Sept. 'J to sit ill trial on Pasco Judge Ricliuid Kelly. Kelly already has been impeached by the House of Representatives. Frank Durio has an inter­ esting sign displayed in his Lake Monrue Inn. Sounds like a new deul but it really isn’t It reads: "Duo to increased cost, the management is forced to continue its past pol­ icy of never buying a drink.” . . . £ Woril ramo this morning from J. P, flolzcbiw- that the Coca Cola warehouse on Hast First Street has been closed. He will continue to manage the local area from the DeLand plant. Southern portion of the urea will be served by the Orlando plant. All pres­ ent employes have been re­ tained. ft . . . How built can thieves be­ come? Jim Smith, a printer, spends u lot ui Ids spare time assisting the police depart­ ment, principally riding pa­ trol with Patrolman C. C. Dodson, lie was out with Dudson Satuiday night . . , only to find on bis return same — bold individual had drained 18 ft gallons of gaiolinte from his car, parked in front of police ln-.ohpi.il lei s. • ft ft Capt. Jaiios O. Mayo, now commander of Ileusy Attack Wing One, is slated to "say some in ing licit ass oi thy” be­ fore the Lions Club Tuesday, . . . ^ WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Tuesday with scattered afternoon showers: high today in 90s: low tonight in 70s. VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON., AUGUST 12, 1963 SANFORD^In .OK IDA NO. 775 Sanford Academy Names 2 To Staff DICK COPELAND New Coach Seis First Work At Lyman Friday Members of the Lyman High School foo.bal! squad have been called for first practice at a a.m. Friday at the .sellout gym by their new coach, Dick Copeland. He said first practice will be in shorts. Copeland, who al*o will coach track, lx a graduate at Bethel College. Tenn., and coached at Humboldt Junior High School. Dyenburg High School and Shclbyvlllc High School, all In Tenneisre. He wa s at Shclbyville for six years. Mr. and Mrs. Copeland anti their daughters. Cheryl, sev­ en, and Cindy, five, have takrn "evidence In Sunland Estates, Col. John C. Noel has been named administrative officer of the Sanford Naval Acad­ emy, Col. H. A. Furman, superintendent, announced to­ day. The appointment of Cdr. James Russell Wilson as in­ structor of math and geogra­ phy was also announced. CuL Noel, who Is a grad­ uate of the University of Richmond and the T. C. Wil­ liams Law School, retired from active duly with the U. S. Army March 31, 1962. Just prior to that he had served as senior advisor lor the Viet Namese Replace­ ment Training Center in Sai­ gon. During WW II Cot. Noel served in Ihe European thea­ ter with the tooth Infantry and the I2th Armored Divis­ ion. Ilia principal assign­ ments have been as instruc­ tor and executive officer of the G u n n e r Department’s Armor School at Fort Knox; Senior advisor to (he Turkish Armor in Ankara, Turkey; Assistant G-4 for Ihe U, S. Army Forces In Anslria and the Southern European Task Forces in Italy. » « • General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., and the Special Weapons Rase in Al­ buquerque. N. M. Col. Novi la tliv father of two children. John C. Noel, III, a student at Orlando Jun­ ior College, and Carter Lee Noel, a student at Seminote High School. Ills family has made its home here since July, I960, in Crystal Lake Heights. Cdr. Wilson iv a native Flo­ ridian and allcndcd the Uni­ versity of Tampa, where he earned his HA degree In Husinexs Administration. He has served as a fielder and transpent pilot in various assignment! during and after World War II, and flew three years as a transport pilot in support ot the Hcrlin airlift. • • • Three pieces of Seminole County real estate valued at $500,300 exchanged hands in deeds just filed with County Clerk Arthur II Rcckwilh Jr. Hcrnurd G and Dorothy D. King, of Buffalo, N. Y „ de­ livered a deed for 33u acres at North Orlando as a site for the proposed Girls' Town school. The deed listed tile sales price at $320,000. A mortgage in the same amount from Girl*' Town, Inc., to Mr. and Mrs. King also was filed. Girls’ Town headquarters at 235 County Hoad. I’ alm m w A . . . B R I£ F S Three Missing FLINT, Mich. tUl’ D-Tltree persons still were unaccount ed fur today following a hotel (ire Hut killed one man, but authorities believed they es­ caped the flames unharmed. Perez Decision CiltOUNDMREAKINfi SERVICES for the now Presbyterian Church of the Covenant were held Sunday afternoon tit the building site on Smith Orlando Drive. Taking port in the ceremony were, front from left, ltev. Thomas Mukin; Walter L. Bohannon, deacon and chairman of the building committee; Dr. II. D. Cress, executive secretary of the Presbytery of St. Johns; Arthur D eY oung, elder and Joe tiiim lt, elder. In buck are Paul IfoyriB*, elder and Harvey Hate, deacon. (Herald Photo) WASHINGTON (UI’ D—The United SLde* has agreed to the extradition to Venezuela of former Venezuelan dictator Marco l’ erez Jimenez, it was learned today. Beach, informed The Hers Id this morning by telephone Hut the organizer, Mrs. Hor­ ace Dodge, now in New York City, will have a formal news announcement relative to con­ struction plans later thi* week. The site Is between Moss and Hayes Roads in Nonlx Orlando Ranches plat, adjoin* ing the site of the proposed Seminole J u n i o r Collese. Hoard of Trustees of S.J.C. announced this morning they will meet Thursday «nd fol­ low* with an announcement about building plans. Mrs. Dodge's proposal wilt be to construct a school for girls similar to Boys Town In Nebraska. Two other deeds filed with Beckwith were reported for property in the vicinity o[ lha new Interstate 4 in section 1421-29. Nadia D. and II. F. Roland deeded the property to Citi­ zens National nank of Orlan­ do fur SlfkA.oou. The bank, in turn, transferred the pmperty to Texaco, Inc., for SllS,500. Bank officials said today Hie matter “ still Is in th* confidential stage and nn news can be released at this time." He was personnel olficer in charge of ground school and also commanding officer of Talks Renewed Heiicnpter Squadron 3 in GENEVA (UI'D—Disarma­ Werksvillc, N. C. ment negotiators returned to He served us operations of­ the bargaining table today ficer and executive officer of with little expectation Hint the Sanford Naval Air Station the nuclear treaty would lead from 1955 to 1957, and later to (urther East-West arms was operations officer of the accords immediately. USS Thetis. ’ He was commander of the Study Continues He has attended Infantry Western Air Transport ser­ TALLAHASSEE (DPI) and Armor Officers Advanced vice and executive officer of Stale School Supt. Thomas D. School in Fort Henning and the Navy Transport Squadron RICHMOND. Vu. (UI’ D — Ibegin Its fifth year without Hailey says that Florida's Fort Knox and Hie Command .1 in Hawaii. A federal appeals court refus­ I publk ubool next month, Seminole C o u n t y Motors program to educate illiterate John B. Jones, 511. Oviedo Cdr. Wilson is the father of A ht’aritlK in tin- case is will be moved into its new adults will continue despite a ed today to order I'rince Edpostmaster, died Saturday at four children, twins, Chris ward County, Va. to reopen itsi scheduled in October before |miUlmg ^>f West First lukewarm reception during Winter Park Memorial Hos­ and Cindy, ninth graders, ........................ *« »W | the V.rr »i* Supremo C u rt of j s|r(>rt | t m ( ()c, , „ public schools, closed pital after a five week illness. was an- its first year. son. Robert, a junior at SllS. | ,by Hen M, ' >to avoid a fudvrnl .ieaegrego Appeals, tbs slat..* high.-si nmmm| ,)M winy He was born in O'" i i Juiy t t i unit h.eve, v.fjft vv 11 attend t ie , Court. Ilow land, general manager. Still Critical t, !!)«?. ami had li.ed tnere University of Florida. j . Tlie f e -I er a I government, , , , today a ruiimr, which bml WASHINGTON (DPI) — Ground breaking already is alt his life. He was a member | The Wilsons make their! which entered the ease as a Eric Johnston, president of in progress. of ttic Oviedo Ruptlst Church,' TAMPA (DIM) — Vnlnn home at 21)02 Ea»t Fomtli been awaited for luuntbs, said in effect that tlm Virginia friend of tlie court, contended ‘ ‘ We will greatly expand the Motion Picture Asstieia. tile Oviedo Masonic Lodge officials (barged today that Street in Sanford. state courts must first rule in tlie school closing violated the Hi>n, remained in critical con­ No. 213 and the Seminole two “ goons” l>unt ami chop­ thu involved case whirii had 1Itli Amendment to the U. 3. dition today from Ihe ctfccls Chapter No, 2 of the Eastern ped judo fu-hion the brother its beginning in the early Constitution. of a stroke, Johnston, fid, was Star. of local union president Ro­ 195ns ulid Was a |Nirt of tin* The oppculs court dismissed admitted to George Washing­ Air. Jones had been post­ bert .Mount In his bedroom Supreme Court’s historic 1951 Hut contention llmt the lltli ton University hospital June master of tire Oviedo post of­ Sunday night, us tensi-n Amendment requires e v e r y school desegregation ruling. 17. fice for 27 years. Ills late grew again in the General It meant that the rural late amt every school dis­ wife, Marian, was tours- Telephone Co. strike. til* county, when- nn r.timntrd 1, 1 1 t in cvei v stale la operate ABA Sets Vote |M>n<Ii-rit for Hit' Herald. Charles Mount was treated UUO Negro students have hail 11 public schools, CHICAGO (UPI) The He is survived by two sons and relea-eil nt St. Joseph'! hoots that ufw operated no formal education training House of Delegates of Hie John 1). Junes, HI. and James Hospital. A union official said in four years, apparently will must lit* uuele available with­ American H er Association M. Jones, ot Uviedo; ins mo­ he had a concussion and out regard to race, but what wns to vote today on a reso­ ther, Mrs. Ruby Jones, of cracked ribs. public school it state provides lution saying settlement of Oviedo; two brothers, Ben i* n**t the subject of constitu­ Union mid company nego­ racial problems “ mint be Junes, uf Uviedo, anti J. M. tiators were scheduled to tional command," tin* majority made around the conference Jones, of Orlando; three opinion said. meet today for the fifth table ami cannot be made on nieces and tine sic at nephew. ntrnlghL day. the streets." Funeral services were held Morris Murphy, director of ai lit a.m. today at the Oviedo telephone operations for the 1 his month's meeting of Loot ‘Nearby* ilaplist Church with Rev. International flrutherhoori of 1IEN M. HOWLAND tin; North Orlando Village London <u p d — The de­ Jack ttryaut officiating. Electrical Workers, mini there tective m charge of Scotland Masonic services were held uur facilities lii give better Council, originally scheduled Coiuitleraliun of utilities at had been rumors Hint Hie at graveside In the Oviedo service to our rustumers." Yard's hunt for a gang of tlie Itellmeadc Shopping C'cn for 7:3t) p.m. today, has been company had hired n guaid cemetery. Brisson Funeral Iliiwi.mil said. “ Willi the tre- spectacular mail train rub­ postponed in order that f or ||r. French Avenue, and the company which brought ill Home was in charge of ar Williams building .it Sanford mrndous Increase in Dodge bers said today lie believes uriliuuncps on tin* agenda some judo experts, rangeim-nts. |Industrial i’ark will highliglil ’ i' ,i ’ this year, we Iclt that the record $7.1 million haul may lx* folly prepared for tielleial telephone oftlcials the City Commission meeting latter and better quarters stilt is within a 3u mile radius presentation. denied, however, that any (tins evening. would he necessary to handle of tlie hijack point and possi­ North Orlando Mayor W. strung arm guards were hired bly intact. Appointments to Ihe Boatil this volume increase." W. Anderson, who aiinouni.il by tlie company, Hie postponement, Raid today u f Adiustinent also wilt la* Tin* new tiutliling will cun* Rusk Pleads ritiierwie. run- lam aIx>uI 8,000 tipiare feel that the meeting wilt he held ronsidereil Sc ini nob* County's I d l o l , - . , . , , , . , WASHINGTON (UPI) — line business Is on Ihe a .m of floor spate on a .Ml x 25Uut 7:30 p.m, next Monday In Ihe State to locate the pro- ^ t l l l IkC IIO IIllf Urging (tin Senate today to d i. foot lot the showroom flour the Community Building in posed new university hcrej CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (Ul’l) ratify tin- nuclear test ban - -■ ■■ will be Florida style, open the Village Recreation Area will ht- discussed by Chamber Echo I, the surprisingly treaty. Secretary of State Resident, ore urged t, at­ of Commerce officials with durable balloon satellite, was Serving unit Howland are Dean liu-k said eycn if the tend and to openly expects the County Commission Tues- *BB orbiting the earth today ngreeiueul contains marginal tfielp opinions on the ordin­ day afternoon. " ,l the tbini umiivumiry of its risks "they are far le.s" than Thomas, salesmen; hlohe ances which include placing a I'imposed sites to be offer- launching. the hazard of a continuing nu­ TALLAHASSEE (D M ) — e<i must he submitted hi thr -----------------------,t»« -J UtlHHea consumed ISlate Heverage Director Rich ," “ nU' l'r; J," “ - clear weapons rtico with 1in ... the . l . village; -in ...... ilevying ■ . ............ es In-Ilnur, service manager; a li­ State by Friday. _ /♦ , i Russia. nrd It Renting reported today cense Ire upon nil persons, ei m l til sea collected during Jim Smith, Ray Dull and T, ticn. J. C. Hutchison sail UllJfUS C rite'll .1. Itoston, mecliunics. and tbii morning that the coinn ew Y o r k (Ul't) — Mifirms and corporal ion* not I dy totaled 12.1138,1)7. Weldon Franklin and Hubert previously prescribed |,y or* mission "has ticen so busy Iti chad Rainpino. 28. wlufe Keating said o f tliut amount Smith, porters. budget sessions” no agenda fishing from a Urooklyn pier dinance and grunting 30 year 11*2,807 would go to the atute has been prepared for Tues Sunday, hauled in a bundle franchise contract* to Florida grnern! fund and the rest, |2,day morning's regular sea- of 49 one humlreiFdollar bills, Fewer Corp. and to Suburban ' j;>5,f!f)'i, would be distributed xion. They were counterfeit. Propane Gas Co. of Muittaml. In qualified riititmuiiitit**. John B. Jones Rites At Oviedo Reopening Rejected Seminole Motors In Prince Edward To Move Into New Building Union Charges Goon' Beating North Orlando Meeting Delayed City To Ponder Center Utilities University To Be Discussed Sixty Chicago urea resi­ dents, seeking "a place in the •un” for their retirement years, will fly in Suturudy for u two-day Inspection of Del­ tona. . . . That expected figure for this year's Alluiminle Springs budget i* $100,11181, A dropped digit in Friday's pa|>er left us ift minus an might and mme readers perhaps thought the toinuia hud been misplaced. ft • • Thieves helped themselves to $il) (rum a cigarette ma­ chine and a pinball gume over the weekend at Williams pool hail on West First Street. PulShould Mun-San Springs turn, named by the County ho believe tlie culprit was hid­ ever become a reality, S.in Commission, Mon-San Springs ing in tha place when it was ford and Seminole County will would be a lo-acre Ircsh wa­ closed Saturday night . . . no have a playground at the ter lake a n d playground evidence of a break-in. front door which should at­ stretching a l o n g Seminole • • • tract pleasure seekers (rum Boulevard from the present The August meeting of the throughout Central Florida. boat bastn to the Mayfair Cass dberry It-aril of Alder­ The name Is derived thus- Hotel. men will be held ut the Wom­ ly: *'3Ion’ ’ from Lake MriNTile piupoaal would be to an's Club building on Over- roe and “ San" front SANford. build a dike of aieel meet brook Drivs st 7:30 p. m. to­ One of the first proposals of piling and sand to encompass day. Routine agenda is on or­ the newly appointed long |a 10-acre area in Lake Muniran^e committee for re ere j (W«. Lake water wuutd be der. July Cigorct Tox At $2.6 Million FTC Charges 5 Drug Makers In Price-Fixing WASHINGTON (UPI) — Five lending U. S. drug man­ ufacturers hare* been charged by the Federal Trnds Com­ mission with conspiring to fig prices of w widely-used mir* nclw drug. Tim euntmUslon Saturday nr* drrrd ths companies to tear up nil pries lists for tetracyi linn, a drug nsed to cure a great variety of bacterial In­ fectious, am) publish new prices independently, A basic Ingredient of ths drug is Aureomydn, th« FTC aalil. Tlia fWe-nran commission nlso el.iimcd, In an unprevodented move, the authority to taka action to limit or com­ pletely halt enforcement uf drug patent right! held by two of the firms, Chas. Pfizer and Co., Inr. and American Cyanamid Co. Tha FTC charged thsy had obtained tha patents unfairly by withholding Important In­ formation from ths U, rf. Pat­ ent Office. Tha other threa firms charged were HristnLMyer* Co. and llristul Laboratories, Die.; Uliii Mnthleson Chemical Corp., Squibb, and tha U{>john Co, The FTC said It eonsldsred llristul Laboratories a atilt* s'diury of the llristol-Myerw Co. Pfizer and Bristol-Myers promptly denied the charges, mid along with Uyannmid, said they vvould appeal tlio ordv-r in federal rourts. The FTC said that Pfizer's 17-year patent on telrucyvlina could yield potentially morn limn u billion dollar* in sales. Sole* of ths drug, “ probably the leading itntI biotic on ths market today." It said, hav« run niuia than $D>ii million annually. help for students lU-Acre Fresh-Water Lake ~Q/r Our Front Doorstep--------------------- Sen. Kcfauver Rites Tuesday 3 0 DAYS TO B E T T E R GRADES ?— wAMHM.rtiN— r r m — — Sen. Estes Kefauvcr will be buried Tuesday in a cemetery only a few yards from his family farm house. Want to leorn how to cram The laxly ot the iki-yeur old scientifically? To makt lasts Democrat who died .Saturday work for you? To uia your up s long rango program of of s heart attack will ho outtids knowledge? Budget your study time? You’ ll find recreation ideas for submis­ flown to his native Madisonmany more helpful ideas sion to the County Commis­ ville, Tenn., on a military transport. The body will titcovered In 30 DAYS TO sion. in state in Madisonville'a BETTER GRADES. This spe­ Merle Warner, chairman of First Baptist Church. cial series was specifically ihe Chamber of Commerce designed for high school From the small church, Ke airport committee, long has fauver's body will be taken and early college students to study batter, get more advocated the construction oi to the family farm. Alter out of books and score an airport in Lake Monroe |briel services on the front higher grades. hut opponents to his thought jairrh. he will he interred In have said engineers claim the the cemetery near the old red plan is not lcasible. i brick farm house. Sturtn Thur.Mluy in The Sanford lleruld Recreation Committee Envisions Huge Play Project pumped out, ( li r bottom (■leaned and two 21 mrh well* sunk tu provide (resh water (or (he play area. This arti(iclal lake would have a sand bottom and Ihe water would he approximately 10 feet higher than the Lake Monroe water level, with removable weirs to adjust the depth and control the flow. An Olympic sized swim­ ming piad would be located at one end of the man-made lake, along with a white sand play ground inside the dike. There also would in- a diving dock in Hie lake. White sand would lie spread along the outside of the dike, facing Lake Monroe, to pro vide a beach tor water skiing. The proposal, at present, la merely in the 'talking stage" by the county commit ten, whose purpose u to draw ~ tr T �4 Pure 2 — Aug. It, IMS Mis.Gray's 1 FuneralToday Courthouse Records JUal Ej UU Transaction* Edvard A. Skates, i t u i U Orlando Fsdoral Saving* and Loan, Little Wekiva, IIOJOO , Knox-Florid* Development Carpi to Loro? Griffin, at ax. Hiraoajr Hamaa, $18460 Ward Hicks, Inc. to L. Douglas Baaudall, *1 as, Eaotbrook, $18400 H. A. Ledford, et ux to Dal* Geumtr, at ox, Sanlando, 916400 Mayola Adams ta Francss Waiter, Sanford, 96400 Ward Hicks, Inc. to Richard P. O'Neill, at ax, Eastbrook, 916400 Jamas X . Warner, at ux to M«rt« Waraar, at ax, luntand 912400 M. V. Christman 9» Marian lYudgeon, 36-19-29, $23400 John F, Tsmplln, at xx to Uilujt K miuJi at ss, Lsts i wood Shorao, 916400 Donald W. Taoachar, at ux to EUla Pater Combi, at ox, X rn tl Subdvn. 913400. H. A. Bradwill, at ux to Ab« Hear, 9-21-29, $30,500 Donald Roberts to Pren­ tice Manor, at ux, Sanlando, 920400 Lynwood Bader, at ux to Donald H. Rust, at ux, LakeView, 96,000 Oakland Estates, Inc. to Richard E. Fenton, at ux, Oak land, Estates, 916400 Hoy 8. Palmer, at ux to Edward W. Gallagher, et ux, Oakland Ilille, 91400 Myrl R. Blankenship, et ux to Winifred MeHale, et *1, Lonrwood, 93400 11 and M. Construction Cn„ Inc. to Glenn Ferrall, et ux, Sanlando, 9IT400 Charles Biaeen, at ux to liana D. Holey, et ux, PlneLur.t, 910400 K. R. Talklngton, et ux to Irven Morris, st ux, Dreamwold, 9K400 John N. Lord, at ux to Sal­ vator Fumarl, at ux, Lordland Subdvn., 93,700 Milton O, Smith, «t ux to Earl Sklvar, at ux Woodmet* Park, 98,800 First Federal 8*vlng and loan o f Orlando to David Gander, at ux. Prairie Lake Manor*, *10,800 Glenn W. Knowles, at ux to Thomas Ledwith, at ux, Eaat­ brook, 916,600 W. H. LImInf, et ux to Jtmr* Hickman, Wlldmera, ux to Quail Pond, 912,450 Charles Woolvorton, e tel to John Dcmopouloe, et ux, 8inUndo, 9G40O Donald C. Windmill, et ux to Charles Eely, at ux, Goldie Manor, 912,700 Oakland Estates, Inc. to Aubroy BchneUder, .et ox, Oakland, $19460 Herbert Fuller, et ux to State of Florida, Altamonte Spg*. 96,000 Jam** R. Porter, et ux to Robert L. Gmvee, at ux, Dru­ id H1IU Park, 913400 Horlxon Homos of Orlando, Inc. to Wayne Ever*. et ux, N. Orlando, 918,400 Florida Ptrmsnss<iue, Inc. to V. E. Bondars, et ux, N. Chuluota, 96,000 Ernest S. Geer, et ux to Durlnew Supply Co., Nob Hilt, $26400 Bramur Development Co. to Ward Hicks, Inc. Eestbrook, 910,000 J. E. Teton, et ux to Darwin Smith, et ux, Suutand, |12,>0 John H. Partin, et ux to Prairie Lake Baptist Church, Inc. $6400 Ralph M. Wilkins, at ux to Thomas Campbtll, et ux, Counrty Club Manor, $8400 Frank Hudgins, st ux to Elmo Farls, Jr., at ux, 24-2030. $29,000 Henry Butklawlcx, et ux to Georg* Patterson, at ux, DolRay Manor, $17400 Ruth P. Hill to Robert PALATKA (UPI)-Publle Engle, at ux, Keeitl Subdvn. Defender Robert Wilson c f $10,600 the Seventh Judicial Circuit will be asked to explain fin anclal costa of hit of'lc* to Putnam County officiate al­ though Circuit Judge P. B, Revels hue warned he may WASHINGTON (UPI) — appoint other attorney* to Evan Santa Claus hsi a sip represent indigent defendants code number. Postmaster Gen­ under the publle defender law. eral J. Edward Day, replying The c o u n t y commission to a latter from California said Tueiday it esnnot deter asking If St. Nick had been mine how much lax to levy assigned a number denoting to produce funds for opera hie address, said Thursday he tlon of the public defender’s could b* addressed at the office. The action followed North Pole, sip cod* number receipt of a notice of suit (lied 00701. against the board by WlUon. Defender To Explain Costs Z ip Number For Sti Nick OUTLASTS HIS IMAGE — Seneca Indian Chief Biff Tree, 98, left, if atill very much In xirculotion, which if more than can be said for the now-scarce Indian head nickel. Big Tree posed fo r hla profile's likeness nn the coin, way back in 1914. Hospital Notes AUGUST ■ Admissions Loretta Reis, Osteen; William Pitman, Longwood; Bernice Jacob#, W i l l i a m Ltvock, Jceeph Walker, M a r j o r i e Kipp, Mary Kells, Lori Shupe, Jo A. Wagner, A. Kent Koslatter, A n n J# McCormick, Margarvt Brooks, Alan WashIngton of Sanford. Births Mrs. Donald J. Reis of Osteen, a girl Mr. and Mrs. John Brooks, of Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wagner of Sanford, a girl. Discharges Kenneth Mateekl, C a s s e l ­ berry; Mary Reutebuch, Lake Mary; Alex Brocks, Oviedo; Luther B.ownlow, DeB.ry, Carolyn Stanley, SharroA Ris­ er, Pearlla McGill, Thomas A r n o l d , Cathleen O'Cara, Timothy O’Gara, Sophie Wojclechowikl, D o r t h a Rawls, Elolse Halmlan, Fred Staggs, Estelle Remey of Sanford. Mrs. JUicda D. Gray, 77, died In Seminole Memorial Hospital at 11:45 o.m. Satur­ day. She was the widow of the 1st* Sydney G. Gray Sr. Mrs. Gray had lived in Banford for over 36 years, mak­ ing her home with her eon on Wekivu River Drive. 8he was born May 24 In Crcssvllle, Tenn., was an Episcopalian and a member of the Daughter* of the American Revolution, Ten­ nessee Society. Survivor* are on* eon, Syd­ ney D. Gray Jr.; two granddaughter*, Mr*. John N. Rehse and Sira. Jerome Lam­ bert, both c f Orlando; three g r e a t grandchildren, Mar­ garet Rehee and Jueeph Mi­ chael and Jeannle Lambert, all of Orlando; three sisters Mrs. M. J. Burelback, Mrs. William Bandy and Sirs. C. £, SI—iiH.i.a, .I! i.f T ir m w i.; one brother John SI. Dunbar, West Palm Beach and several nieces and nephews. Funeral aervlcea were to be held at 6 p. m. today at Brittun Funeral Uiime, with Cannou E. Paul Haynes o f the Cathedral Church of St. Luke, Orlando, cfficiating. Burial waa in Oakland Me­ morial Park, with Britton Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. LEAN BONELESS All Meot Stew 59c lb. TASTY TENDER Chuck Steak 49c lb. BUN SIZE LEAN DELICIOUS CHUCK Lb. ROAST 39* t FRYER • LEGS ^ • BREAST d • GIZZARDS J Syrian Troops Fire On Israelis W EEK PARTS 19** • BACKS & NECKS WIENERS OR FRESH TASTY PORK LIVER 3 59 “ ‘ Freezer Specials Side O f Beef Hind Quarter Front Quarter Beef Rib . . Beef Round Trimmed Loin TIBERIAS, Israal (UPI)— Syrian troops opened fire on Israeli civilians three hours after Premier Levi Eshkol vis­ ited the area, Israeli officials said. No casualties were reported In the salvo of automatic wea­ pons fire on fanners working the fields of the Haon settle­ ment, where a similar out­ break of gunfire occurred Thursday, the officials said. PORK LO IN 49c lb. cuke: GET THE DIRT AND GERMS OUT OF YOUR RUGS — SAVE MONEY TOO! SPECIAL PRICES FOR AUGUST WOOL - AXM1NHTEK - NYLON . RAYON - ETC. 9 X12 - O N LY »8“ SNIDER'S 14 OZ. Catsup . . . . (BRAIDED - HOOK - REVERSIBLE AND ORIENTALS SLIGHTLY HIGHER) OTHER SIZES AL80 REDUCED DURING SPECIAL 2/29c COTTON WASH RUGS - PER LB. ONLY 15c (MINIMUM. 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Philips Colonial Cleaners Early Fall Rug Cleaning Special! FROZEN 211 45c 53c 43c 53c 55c 69c WHOLE OR HALF CUT & WKAITKU 96.000 Albert P. Fletcher, et ux to Lewla Dellarco, et ux, SenLanta, 912,000 FHA to David L. Grimes, N. Chuluota, 97400 Robert E. Lee, st ux to Charles DeMorse, st ux, Loch Arbor, 911>600 Georgia B, McClelland at al to Richard Gleeson, et ux, Mayfair, 914,000 Orient* Shores, Inc. t« Cen­ tral Florida Inveitmente, Inc. Oakland Estates, 97,016 Stanley D. Cole, et ux ta John Wilson, et ux, N. Chu­ kot*, 97,000 Radford H. Townsend, Jr., et ux to First Fsdersl of Or­ lando, Prairie Lake, $0,600 Rueben J. Wsllits.lt. at ux to Jumea McWhorter, 16-2080, 922.500 FHA to Ftanklln Lacy, et Adelina Isaacson, trust** for Lena Hill (deceased) to Charles Mitchell, et ux, $6,600 Robert Rogers, et al to James McDonald, et ux, Oak­ land Shone, $19400 Suita Filed Springfield Institute for Savings vs Walter Padelford, III, at ux, mtg. fcL Penn Mutual Lift Inc. Co. ▼s Betty C. Wilkinson, at al, mtg, fcL Robert W. Wiggins, et ux vs Allen Johneon, foreclosure of agreement. Final Divorce Decree* Violet Parker va Cheater Parker. Alphonaar Freeman Mary D. Freeman. W. M. Tic* va Mary Louis* Tic*. Patricia Ana 8mlth va Lorln L. Smith. Patricia Ann Ogla vs Ben­ jamin C. Ogle. ttuhy Martin vs Charles Martin. Dslorts Hovtotu vs Richard Hovloua, Marilyn Longcors va Harold Longcor*. Patsy Mitchell va Billy Joa Mitchell. Muriel G. Jackson vs Rob8, Jackson, Marriage Applications John K, Dinkins and Doris Jean Southward. T IP T O P F I R S T - O F - T H E r p ilE U.N. helps put out brush fire wars beX fore they run tlurc U|i aiul consume the world. In tin* Congo, for example, the U.N. helped restore order, lo prevent Uus.ia ami oilier puwers from taking over. 1 hr U.N. oilers u meeting place for nations. World ieudri* are “ onstage" there, before the conscience of world opinion. licit inti lint acetic*. U.N- program* like----- l MCEF and L.NE^CO spread education and inimical knowledge, help stamp out disease and hunger. The United Nation- gel- al the rmils ot war, President Kennedy and Funner President Eisenhower uige Americans to support the 1 .N.—not out ot tear alone but out ol underawidmg. You can help. Exp re— your viewabout lire U.N. to your neighbor*, Irtrnd* and representative* in government. Let the facts. Wrile- lo llir I .S. Committee i t *) V *ae"ti j fur the l nate-el Nation-, New York 11, (or a free copy ol j «**■*». v” rbe U.N. in Action." CunlributtJ &> (Au «*«4 tpaptr M ((••jH’fijU'iin .UkJhe ( J m t m i ( niiui/. -■*'* Swanson 3-Cuur** Dinners Chicken, SalUhury, Turke) ............ Qfti Sara Lee 12 Oi. TQ e POUND CAKE ----------------------------Sara Lee 1.1 Oi. �:ifjr • tn fn i Im U t Three Sanfordites, Teacher W in Degrees A uk. 12, 1963 — Page 3 Motor Sales Uo, %Follow Trend, Dealers Report An upward trend In the sale of cart and trucki re­ ported by dealer* aero** the nation I* matched by Sanford dealer*, according to a Herald aurvey. 9 Recent United Pres* In­ ternational stories out of De­ troit listed ante* of ear* and trucks during July had set a record-shattering mark, top­ ping a 13-yvur record. In Sanford. Don Rale*, of Sanford Motor* gave The Herald a plug a* he reported a "very good sale* year — • vn're going great. Those Her­ ald ail* really pull them in, too. July i* normally a slow *«#i u<> wwe «» *•—« . . " C this year and la running right on Into August.’' Emmett Ferrel, of Holler Motors, reported that hi* offlee had been able to obtain acme extra cars during July, ^ exceeding their regular allotV ment, and “ we have less used cars on hand than we have ever hud before at this time of year." Denver Cordell, of Willis Jeep* and trucks, reported that hi* figures show a jump of 62 per cent In sales over last July. Seminole County Motor* ^ Tminauor Ren Howland report­ ed that their sale* were up 50 per cent and more during July and about 75 per cent for the year. “ It has been a great year, we’ ve done a very good business," said Howland. Ilunl-I.incnln Mercury sales manager Willie Hunt reported that “ llusiness is excellent, much better than Inst year." © Sirickland-Murrison report­ ed that they were a little pre­ vious, in that "July was let­ ter thnn lost yenr hut Juno was our best month so fur." Conversely, liras* Motors said that "July was good but August U going to be much better." Hill Hemphill reportnl Hint "sales for the year to w* date are much ahead of last year. We are pleased with the reception of our 11)0.7 line. Three Sanford residents and one Sanford teacher were among those receiving de­ grees at Stetson University's summer commencement exer vises Friday. Roy William Fileger re­ ceived hla B. S. degree In mathematics and plans In the fall of 1964 to prepare for resea rch work. Carolyn Michels, who earnThe rare okapi is a strange creature with a giraffe hewd, donkey ears, horsclikc neck, elklike body end trhra legs. ed her B.A. degree in ele­ ior High School. He baalceivlng his DA degree In busmentary education, plana to taught four year* after rw-|inesa from Rollins College. teach third gride at Skyview Elementary School In PlnelFor laa Park. Property Mrs. Karen W. Waggoner, who received her BA degree in English, alio plans grad­ uate study. She It a member of the Scroll and Key and the mother of one ton. Gordon t* Hathaway, of Winter Park, who earned hla Casualty Matter's degree In education 114 NORTH PARK FA 2-0331 plans to continue teaching the eighth grade at Sanford Jun­ OFFER WILL B u s in e s s tfL BUY! Briefs O firestone N EW T R E A D S ■ K E t r S W REG. 59* . . SW IFT PREMIUM F ra n k s » 4 9 / •11 -a . ft * sE"1• W-D CORNED PHONE FA 2-J292 T M C K T i x i y i n :> * a Bacon .-v k a x m ig SAVE 8* EACH . . THRIFTY MAID GRAPE B E E F Juice 59 Je lly ..2 Gelatin Soup..6 Saltines B read 24-ox. Can • • SAVE 8< EACH . . DEEP SOUTH APPLE REG. 79* LB. t. Lb. Jar 25 25 SAVE 4^* ** EACH . . ROYAL AS! ASST. FLAVORS • u-* 3 2** EACH . CAMPBELL'S vv«g. SAVE 2 SAVE 4< EACH b« i, c « . oI Ch,CK NoodKM 'i Tall Cans 1 . . CRACKIN' GOOD Lb. Box T L IV/ k / \ V I I g. i . lDIXIE / k A | b DARLING LJ, SAVE 10* EACH 19' 1-Lb. Loaf Mb arts Mokf Frozen Lemonade 7&£*1. 4. F O R K«ns Promt* STRAW- B e r r ie s 5n £ *1. Sara Lot Pound atop atari are D >3 az. P ig G O LD EN FIRM FRESH RIPE . k *>rNw M. W M . J w In W HMtwal i Si>Urt«.r,u v n n W *a in ai •* U«# of idjuiUnmL Lr. r_™ r m i aaJ I 'm jm jn m M xjifjm.’mz F R E E CAR S A F E T Y C H EC K ! PON TIME* »♦*•*• your dolkw buys MILES mors 111 PALMETTO AVE. 1* SWIFT'S PREMIUM SLICED . . REG. 69< Cake . DOWNTOWN CLEANERS & LAUNDEKEKS AUTO SERVICE IMS S. Sanford. FA 2-1IM H am By - WOODROW CASH Our eoitnn clinie ha* hem wry successful this summer, according to reports coming in to ua from our .............. WII'I they art. p)....... 1-nVthi- specialised service given lo their good cottons, and wash-and-wear clothes. Our service c o n t i n u e s through the winter months, a* cur Florida climate promote* the wear­ ing of cottons at time* throughout the year, and our special attention and rare will be given at any, and ■i all, times. We ulao have a very suecessful method of water-proofing your raincoat*. Many of our customer* have Ini|tilt<-<| about this, and we will be glad to discuss this with you, either in person or by telephone. .Much depends »n the fahric and type of raincoat you have, but you cun depend on our giving you the benefit of years of ex­ perience in our service. Call or phone the Downtown Cleaners today for any special problem in dry cleaning, and you can rely on our honest opinion. JONES SWIFT PREMIUM BONELESS CANNED N A R R O W O R WIDE D E S IG N 'T U B E L E S S O R T U B E -T T P 8 LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING" Plus Installation 2 Yr. Factory Warranty Prices Good Thru August 14th W H ITEW ALLS-A N Y SIZE $i *199 Rights Reserved i, A PENNY CONDITIONER Quontlty 3 DAYS ONLY LOOK WHAT AIR McKIBBIN Ethical Use Of Hypnosis Told T ir ^ f o n c N O R D IC J^CARRAW AY A SCHOLARSHIP from the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League of the Florida-Georgia District, Lutheran Church-Miaaouri Synod, has been pre­ sented to Mis* Sandra Bellhorn, daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. E. L. Bellhoni, o f Slnvln. Making the presentation are Mr*. Esther Fischer and I’astor Stenhen M. Tuhv. teacher* at St. Luke's Christian Dav School in Sluvia. Hypnosis Is not a state of “ You have a prime hypnotic “ this Is a light stage of sleep, unconsciousness or instrument right in your hypnosis, which of course can even semi-consciousness, Joe home—your television set,” be easily broken,” be said. MeCawley, ethical hypnotist, he said. "There are six stages of told Jtycces. “ Focusing on the television hypnosis, going progressively Defining what hypnosis is screen, you can become ab­ deeper," McCawley explain­ and what it is not, McCaw- sorbed in the action there, ed. "There is also self-hyp­ ley said that the hypnotized losing your awareness of what nosis, which we often teach to subject appears to be asleep, is going on in the room our patients m> that they may but actually is more awake, around you. A speaker can be able to continue the treat­ more alert, with all sense* have the same effect of mes­ ment at home. much more acute than at merizing you so complelely “ In any case, if you feel any other time. a* you listen to his voice, that that hypnosis could help vuu, "The idea of a hypnotized your surroundings fade away or you would be interested in person being some kind of completely from your con­ trying it, don’t come to me, a zombie, the victim of a sciousness. see your doctor," he said. weird or occult mystery is false," he said. "It h a science, he explain­ ed, “ it is as old as man, or as old as communication be­ <i? p a p D Q N - r m i s ^ ' i h i ^ u n u s u a l - ‘ tween men. Just what it i* cannot be explained but un­ der hypnosis, the person is in a state of heightened sus­ ceptibility, in which he will accept acceptable sugges­ Tuesday • Wednesday •Thurida tions" “ Contrary to popular opin­ ion," McCawley pointed out, “ a person cannot Ihj hypno­ tized against his will, and un­ der hypnosis he will not ac­ cept any suggestion or com­ mand to which ho it morally or ethically opposed. McCawley described the ethical use of hypnosis in medicine and dentistry, which is of Invaluable aid in cases where patients cannot take anesthesia nr drugs, JUST ONE 1956 PENNY, with a "D" mint in treating emotional disor­ ders, in helping to break bad mark as shown, WILL BUY ALL THIS habits or form good ones. * JACKSONVILLE — An in­ lie said that he does not SERVICE . . . crease of 7.97 portent In sale* take any patient* except was recorded by Winn-Dixie those referred to him by doc­ 0 Adjust lirnkc* Stores during Ihe 52-week tors and dentist*. to m.inuf?;turer’* “ There can be great danger period ended July 27. 1963, specification* ami corresponding with a 52-week in the careless and unethical road teaL period which ended July 28, use of hypnosis,” McCawlay 1962. It was announced today warned. Clean, inspect, repack "The use of hypnosis can by Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc. and adjust front The Winn - Dixit* 52-week remove symptoms of illness wheel bearing*. sales volume lotaled $836,.V*k- and thus remove the worry 547 as compared with $774,- about the cause, which could © Add brake fluid if ncciasary. 854.495 this time last year, be serious. It can cause age regression and cause the per­ an increa of |61,736.uS2. Check front grease seals and all wheel cylinders Sales durmg the four-week son to re-live traumatic for leakage. period ended July 27, 196.7, to­ shocks and experiences suf­ taled $63,506,811 compared fered as a child, with the pos­ © Inspect brake lining* and drum*. with $58,238,991 for the four- sibility of disaslrous results. “ Hypnosis should never be © week period ended July 28, Safety check your car from bumper-to-bumper. IU62. an increase of $5,267,850, used as a gimmick, an cx penment or a game," he .o r 9 05 percent. ’ The company, which oper­ warned. fn spite of the fact that ates a number of supermar­ ket* in this area, now has s many people think that they total of eon retail stores and cannot be hypnotized, every­ cizlit wholesale units through­ one can, and in fact has been out the South, compared with under h y p n o t i c influence ;.<!! retail stores and eight many times, McCawley ex­ A P P U E D ON SOUND I t R l BOOTES ON ON YO U R OWN T IR E S itlained. wholesale units in 1960. AUTO 111 E. First Street Sanford FA 2-0244 Bananas g et free g if t s fa ster WITH TOP VALUE STAMPS ' 1 D O W N 1\ A W EEK French Ave. & 23th. WINN-DIXIE Palmetto Ave. & 3rd SI. IOO JS. First St. J 8 ANFORD �Decision In Hawaii Tba national Legislative Confer­ ence, aa arm of the Council o f State Government!, will take another look aft the three eo-eafled "states’ rights’* constitutional amendments in its Hawaii aeiaiona. Dr. Crone's "Relax—They Agreed to W ait a W hile!" Worry Clinic will do on tfeeae notions. As a full body it took no stand on them last year. Considerable opposition to all three proposals has developed since various public figure* have "dis­ covered’' what was going on. A neg­ ative stance by the conference at Hawaii presumably would act as a heavy brake on the movement fo r the amendmentsEven without this, definite signs o f a slowdown in the drive began to appear a month or two ago. And it is a long way from a dosen states to the needed 84. Strategy o f the proponents is to win approval first of the measure which would ease state action on con­ stitutional amendments. That would wipe Congress out of the picture in such efforts, and provide simply that when two-thirds o f the state pass an Identical amendment, it is auto­ matically submitted fo r ratifica­ tion. The theory in pushing this is that, If it wins, it will be easier there­ after to gain the necessary state en­ dorsement of the other proposal!. All three are currently handicapped by a cumbersome constitutional procedure never successfully applied by the states. The events in Hawaii may determine whether the states’ rights amendments get a new boost or a hard brake. A s amendments thus will have coma full rfrd f, for they grew out of e report prepared by a committee of this conference and submitted test December to the General Assembly of States, Both the conference and the as­ sembly a n bodies composed o f state legislators. The assembly approved proposals from the committee, and subsequently they were submitted to all 80 state legislatures for their aooiidarstion. Tba suggested amendments, o f course, a n those which would create a Court o f the Union superior to the Supreme Court in some matters, bar the federal courts from a role in state legislative reapportionment, and simplify the mesne by which states can Initiate U. S. constitu­ tional amendments. Only four states have approved the Court o f the Union Idea, but roughly a dosen have endorsed the ether measures. Two-thirds, or 84, a n m elted to compel Congress to act ana submit the proposals to all the approvals needm V states, B M H iP i with W illi 88 m ed for ratification. T h en la no dear word on what the National Legislative Conference Lyle C , Wilson Soys: Peter Edson Defense Waste Shocking T h e American taxpayer would be well advised and wHkia Us righta to demand that the national Defame De­ partment make better un el the said taxpayer*’ money. Or, maybe, some alert mem­ ber of Conyreis should call the Pentagon to account for aome ef Its tom fool methodi e f doing business. The angry taxpayer and alert member e f Congreet need do no more than te refer to the numeroui reports by the comptroller general o f the United State a on the waeUful practice* of the Pentagon brail, military and civilian. Joaeph Campbell fa Urn comptroller general, lilt Job h to audit the booke of all spending departments a n d agendas and to tell Concr-M what he turns up. What turns up la a shocking story of waste, extravagance and etupldlty, notably In the depart­ ment ef national defense. In a single mall this week ware three reports f r o m Campbell, each running about 26 pages and each relating that aome fathead In the Pen­ tagon had waited another bundle of tba taxpayers’ dollari. There was, for example, the report on "uncesaary annual expenditures by the Depart- OUR ments of the Air Force and the Navy for leasing commerdal facilities to store petro­ leum products in the San Francisco area instead of us­ ing axceia government-owned petroleum facilities at the Navy fuel department, Point Molute, Richmond, Calif..” Campbell reported that tha Navy’a surplus oil atoraga capacity at Point Moiata averaged 459,000 barrels fer the past three years. But the Pentagon haa been leasing nearby storage facilities with a capacity of about 432,000 barrels at 6305,600 a year, Puco waxtcl There wax another report on “ tlie increased price for ballistics computers resulting from excessive estimated ma­ terial costa under a depart­ ment of tha Air Force con­ A HOUSE r o ^ - * S n J rx r e % iT r * EE L A U & t O f F f r t U AltqTAIAO \ 25-DOLLAR BIlE.j ABOUT MVLlULfc)) ' k i U SVSrT VSSStiSS^ m U COOKIN’ UP/ k-a- - .a.---- S s w T O O fcT M E R / LIGHT, fltSSSSZyJSi* ) U'S- ►» 7 , /ratuRNIshs / KOOK ON — */ k r , am — KOl.WlAM I hut iwiNudfif ' / SflOTHEKLY .OVE.iWOPli W * jj| ■ fm n fcanfurfi fyrato Patfe 4 Sanford, Florida Mon., August 12, 1968 ve alt aw a. uibLoK. i li lt o a i x u r r x i . ! »NKU VAX rs:LT snr.il w K iu Mansslas CJItur Uetheultal Supu jiiuv w m s C.UBlv JAMIB L. SIIUKMSKKSS Editor liu e ln * ,* X ls n s a e r euiBLHV a. i.K.svr C B C B M A rSB M B M N o cisij- S 4 l i * r liOMOMIt s t Bri.v r e s lu r * Bailor C lass ifies M si.s ier m ask v u l t o l in b C l ia u ls lle n H s n e s e r e o s s c a ir n o a Haras O e llt H f Ue Week I f Mall Seala.I. Ceetlf ti ll I Tear S.«4 I Months til 1 Month* ail Olke, ltl.it 1 Tear S.tS 1 Month* l ie t M nlh* LH i Meath i t* l Msaih L. B r««t»l K«auitli**e »t*tl4( Uat an MU *ukMrl»U*aa k* rate la M o m s talar*4 ae m i n i els** matter Oetostr 11. lilt as ta* reel orilM «( S**lor4. Florida, under U* Act *r C*asr**« *r Msr«k. The H*rate I* a number *r th* United Pres* which le entitled •seluelvely to th* us« f-ir reiiubllcaileu #: all th* locet seas priaied la this aeweysper. i WASHINGTON’— (NEA) — The second step toward dis­ armament may be in tha di­ rection of reducing the danger from surprise alUtck, Russia's Chairman Nikita Khrushchev la reported to have expressed most interest in this subject to U. S. Under­ secretary of Stats Averell Harriman ami Britain's laird Haltsham during Moscow ne­ gotiations on the test bun treaty. The idea of reducing the dangers of surprise attack first appeared In tha Soviet bloc disarmament plan o f Sep* timber 1939. As a kind of postcript, it was staled that If the weatern powers writ not ready to dis­ cuss “ general and complete disarmament," the S o v i e t Union would be prepared to consider certain partial meas­ ures. These partial measures In­ clude "ail agreement on the prevention of surprise attack by one slate upon another." The United Nations 10-pow­ the downtown area. 1 quote er Disarmament Committee's from your article; five western countries--Ainer"Tax Assessor Mary E. and Italy—seised on this bleu Walker igsln submitted a lea, Britain, Canada, Frunce request for a reappraisal of and developed It In their city commercial property to March 1900 proposals. In the first stags of their equalise assessments and three-slugs disarmament plan, said that she would he able it waa proponed that a joint lo obtain a competent firm study be mode on measures to to do the Job for 67,600 or protect against surprise at­ about half of the amount re­ tack. quested last year.” Fur the second stage, a pro­ Figures of *7,550 to reap­ posal was offered to cover praise tiie entire commercial area of Sanford and of W,- aerial inspection — President Cto for reappraisal of the Eisenhower's "open skies” downtown comemreial area plan. This proposal called for including French Avenue ground observer*, overlapping were presented to the Coun­ radar, prior notification of ty Commitsluners for the aircraft flights and apprupri1983-84 budget AT THEIR at* euminuniculiunt for re­ porting to the United Nations. REQUEST. This was further revised by For tlie previous two years, a request of lii.ooo for ad­ th* United .Slates in June ditional reappraisal and map 1IM0 as a three-part plun lo work bad lieen made, but be put in romplete effret dur­ nothing was budgeted by the ing the first stage of disarm­ County Commissioners. This ament. Hut the Ill-nation Dis­ money was requested Tor as armament Cummitte failed to much reappraisal work as agree on nay thing, ho that ef­ could be coveted for a given fort waa lost. In tlie summer of lptil tha tax roll. Thu amount was not for any specified area, United Mlutes ami Russia held however, I did hare a figure a series of bilateral talks on of $0,260 from an appraisal disarmament. They finally firm which t hoped to In­ recommended to the United clude in this wurk. Nations a Joint statement On August 8th. 1962, Uic with two separate sets of proposal of 1901 of $6,250 fur principle* as a guide for fu­ a reappraisal of the down ture multilateral negotiations town business district of San­ ford was prexentned to the County CammUeionerj at their request. "The luvvm ii'iilv'indii'airv — tbs entire $13.uuo was for The Church neither refuvea reappraising (he buxines* nor prefers any form of gov­ district; however, this ap­ ernment provided that it pear* to be in auumptoa would be juit and liable ta a* tlve $8,260 figure wav in­ ptocurc the common good of cluded in the over all re­ its citiien*. quest. —Pop* Paul VI A* cost* have gone up sine* 1961, the figure for the work Tha population problem is la actually mors rather than more than number* of people one half tlie amount as ila- versus food supply . . . .\|»n tsd by tbs paper. dees nut live by bread alone Thank you far publishing . •. Man is mot* than animal; this letter to clarify the ar­ h* lias mental, emotional and ticle, I am spiritual needs that go far Youra very truly, beyond bars ntccsiitiss, crea­ Miry Eirl Walker, ture comforts and material Tax Avscsior. resource*. atm.aula oCuaty —Juha D. Roukifellcr HI. To The Editor Dear Editor, I would like to clarify an article in the Sanford Herald under dale of August TtA, 10(3, in regard to flgurei presented to the County Cornml,sinners for reappraisal of BOARDING .•TOUsO YOU Political Letters TAIN'T UK & THAI f M M 0 3 .Y M U BUZZARD TO tract” Campbell estimated that tbia one wasted about 183,800. The third report described tha deplorable unreadiness of the 3rd armored cavalry re­ giment, a strategic Army corps unit, when It wsa or­ dered to Berlin in the autumn crisis o f 1901. This situa­ tion developed for lack of re­ pair parts fur combat and other motor vehiclea. "Our review disclosed,” the report eaid, "that so many combat vehicles of the 3rd Armored were out of commis­ sion for luck of repair parts that not even cue squadron of tha three that composed the regiment wee satisfactorily equipped to perform its stra­ tegic mission at tha tlma it •aa ordered overseas dunn* the Berlin crisis.” Quotes Notebook before a larger group of nonCommunist, Communist and neutral nations. This was what Russia wanted. It became the 18-uatlon conference which has just reconvened In Genova. Again the United Stales refine.! its proposals Under the title of "Protection Against Accident, Mlarab-uliitioa and Surprise Attack.” Four recommendations wers made for the first stage of a three-stage agreement a n general disarmament: —States to give advance notlca of major m i l i t a r y maneuvers which might cause alarm and induce counter­ measure*. —Observation poets ta be established at major ports, railway centers, highway in­ tersections and air bates to K port on concentrations and movement* of military forces, —An international commis­ sion to recommend further measures to reduce tho risk of nuclear war by accident, miscalculation or failure «f communication!. —Additional iuapection ar­ rangement* to he established to reduce th* danger of sur­ prise attack. Thee* four proposals were then put in a mors compre­ hensive "Outline of Relic Provisions For a Treaty on General and Complete Dis­ armament in a P e a c e f u l World.” This wss pieaentftf to the 18-nation Disarmament Con­ ference In April 11M2 uud is still before it as pemling busi­ ness. On* of several additional proposals on inspection post locutions and expansion calls for au exchange of military missions to improve under­ standing. A reliable and rapid proposed between capitals and Barbs The spray they put on apple Irces lo keep the fruit from falling has no effect oa the •lick* the kids throw. We‘v* seen some of the new evening dresses fur w-omcn In magatinea. Dangerous curves ahead. Teen-agers who arc dancing around wild won't be so wild about dancing when they grow up. Every man for himself is ooe thing—with the modern •ytTt li t turrj man fm liei sdf. * O 's and A fs Q—Is a knot t unit of dis­ tance or of speed? A—knot Is a unit of speed equivalent to one nautical milt an hour. Q—What *M tlie duration of the 1933 "bank holiday” T A—On March 13, banka throughout tha United Stout began to open, following tha "bank holiday" proclaimed on March 5 by President Frank­ lin Jiujssvelt. the UN. A first step in this direction has already been approved in the "hot line” lictwen Washington and Mos­ cow via London. These are the proposals In which Chuirmun Khrushchev has expressed Interest as a second stsp toward disarma­ ment. (4) Don’t cross radically dif­ Eileen seeds to Imitate years o f marriage. Nowadays, however, the life ferent racial or religious lines, the diabetic patTeat I Her fewdaeea for a two-legged expectancy of a girl like but try to marry somebody "sagas” b a l l p u ru teV Eileen la 72 yean, so she can who will be active with you 1b that he will ha good for her. defer her wedding t !l aha is the same church. (6) Invite your sweetheart’ Girls, take the Uat below 22 and still live to celebrate aad see if yoa rate O. K. oa her Golden Wedding Anniver­ into your own bom* to ha (or she) will then b« viewed all five coasts. Otherwise, sary. yoa are not ready fer mar* If you teenager* want to against the backdrop of your Hags. STAY happily married and own home surroundings. Many a person seems eery CASE Q-419: Eileen G„ ag­ thus avoid th* divorce court, romantic in a night club or ed 17, la a high school senior. then follow these rules; dance hall location, but jars on (1) Don’t go steady during "Dr. Crane,’ ’she began, "I your nerves when brought in­ have been going steady with a high school. Play the field, even though to the cultured environment of boy named Harry. your own family. "And I am in love with him. you may not always be sura of Send for the "Teats for an escort for every school So he has suggested that we Sweetheart*,” enclosing a party. run away and get married. It 1* cowardly to go steady! long stamped return envel­ "But my partnta would be And a happy romance cannot ope, plus 20 cents. Unles your furious. For they want me to date rales "Superior,” go be built on cowardice! go on ta college. (2) Finish high school and slow I “ Harry- says if we love each get at least ooe year of col(Always writ* to Dr. other, then that is all that lege, preferably Business Col­ Crane in ear* of this sewsmatter, so he inrliU we elope. lege. paper, eaclosing a long What do you think!” Then you will learn how to stamped, addressed envelope People in love should take InnI aad 2! cents to cover typ­ keen hooka and oper­ a lesson from diabetic pa­ ate a home so you will not be ing aad printing costa whew tients. constantly hounded by bill you tend for an* of his They know thsy can't follow collector*. booklet*.) their appetites alone but must And no boy should even curb their desire for sugar by think about marring* till hs HEAVY POPULATION an act of tho brain. haa a trade or a profession by Some 40 per cent of the Well, when you are also in which to guarantee hi* family world population la concerned love with a two-legged "sug­ a better income than "pick and in the fighting in the remote ar,'' you need to uic your shovel" unskilled work. borderlands of the high Hima­ brain just as diligently as the 13) A girl should not marry laya i. One of every aevsii diabetic I till she haa worked for a year members of th* human rxes Happy marriages require and thus learned how hard it live* in India and one of mueh more than teenage sex­ Is to earn and budget a pay every four live* In Commun­ ual infatuution. check. ist China. Even true love is not snough, fo r a happy marriage demands not only real live, but an adequate pay check, proper underiUinding of child psychology, budgsting ability, . -t ■CST. 1933 •tr. At the time of George JM Washington, it was customary for a girl of 17 to get married. For the average lifespan in those days was only about 42 114 So. Palmetto year*. Thus, a teenager eould took Phone F A 2-0814 forward to not more than 251 mnam l |ust dial for cool oomfon flumeless nM i e l e c t r ic AIR CONDITIONING W hy put up with humid * b o t h o u » " indoor weather that saps your strength and fraulna your norvei? W ith Electric Air Conditioning you r whole family will live better, feel healthier. Keener appetite*. Refreahing aleop. Reduced humidity help* prevent m ildew and dampoeea. Filtered, duat-free air make* housecleaning easier. Y ou enjoy moun­ tain-fresh ’ ’vacation climate.’* It all adds up to com fort for mare panning a day. Tried and proven Electric Air Conditioning ia the b e * Investment ever. Enjoyed b y a half-million o f your Florida neighbor*. Take advantage now o f the all-time low prices end easy terms. See your electric appliance dealer or ak conditioning contractor today. f 2 COMFORTS M 1 Ymr-nmnd tU ctnt eft* f l a m e lem . . . j r t tH tA P i A TOO P OWE R 6 ^ LI GNT n u r m t OIIILO H.OMOA W. Scott Bums 207 Mug. Ate. �V (baaA CUbby • DEAR ABBY: My brother and I caught poison hry again this year fo r the third year in a row, and our father ia making us pay for the shots with our own money. Last year when we caught it, he said that now that we knew where the poison ivy was, if we ever caught it again we'd have to pay the expenses. Abby, isn’t it bad enough to be covered with poison ivy without having to spend our berry-picking money to get well? If you print this in your column our futher might change his mind. DAVID AND STEVE <11 und 13) DTAR BOYS: I’ll print your let­ ter, but I'm afraid it's hopeless. Your father is trying to teach you that money doesn” t grow on trees. You've gut to scratch for it, • • • • DEAR ABBY: My problem is my 25-year-old daughter. She is still single and doesn't seem the least bit concerned about it. When the sub­ ject o f marriage comes up, she laughs it o ff. As far as I can see, she has no intention o f getting married, and I don't care for the idea o f having an old maid for a daughter. Wliut can I do? WORRIED MOTHER DEAR WORRIED: Be thankful that your daughter ia content. Or would you rather she be married and miserable? Or worse yet, divorced and living at home again with a couple o f youngsters to raise? • • • • DEAR ABBY: What should the $ acoby , By Abigail Van Buren mother o f a teenage boy do when a girl's mother doesn’t give her daugh­ ter a deadline to be home after a date? I suppose I should feel flat­ tered that the girl's mother trusts my son with her daughter, but it doesn’t seem right to send a 17-yearold boy o f f with a 16-year-old girl without telling them when to be home. I believe it’s the girl's mother who should set the deadline. But if she doesn’t, then whit? MRS. P. DEAR MRS. P.: Tell your son what time you want HIM home, and that should settle it. • • • • * • * • • South won the opening dia­ NORTH It mond lead with tha ace and atartad about the buiinete of SMS drawing trump*. Hie plen was 4 K S114 to let West hold a diamund *KQS after trump* were drawn and WEST EAST eventually discard one or two *42 A A Bf V 9 7 B5 4 VQJloa eluba on dummy'a long dia­ ♦ QJIO *73 monds. *1*73 AAJS4 South would hare succeeded aoirra cot in hi* plan* if East hadn’ t AKQJ 10 * been thinking also, VAX ♦ ASX Eaat let South bold the first Asia trump. He wanted to *e* if East and West vulnerable South had been dealt fire or Aewta We* North East alx trumps. When West fol­ I* Pa*I 2 A Pass lowed to the second trump 4 * Pin Pass Pais East know that Suuth had a Opening lead—* <4 five-card suit. East also knew that South I ■padre alter hi*partner'* had jumped right to four |raieed to two. What could By Oswald Jacoby Au*. 12, 1963 — Pajre 5 R r r II dUqhliyhJtA T V Time Previews tie* Is ir ls 1 : 1 1 <D Msweeena <D 1:14 (I) <D 1:11 ( D ID 1:11 ID 4:44 <11 4:46 III (D T :l ! III 1:11 (D (I) T:t6 i l l 1.t« ( D MI4-F1*. t f s gs e e st 9p«rt* Platur* E li U rle l c tee ist l(snn*s«y W eith er Skew B r is sr* N le t Sport* A sser t Call ths Doctor H u il l e r -a r l a k l e y Ittpcoril Silent Service D lfilt W s lit r s w o a l u * itonJay Nil* At Th* llovlee T ill The 7:30-9:30 p.tn. NBC. Mon­ day Night at the Movie*. “ April Love” starring Pat Boone and Shirley Jones. (Color) (Rerun) This was made at the peak of the Boone craze among teenagers obviously to exploit his pop­ ularity. Surprisingly it turned out to be pretty solid enter­ tainment. rather than mere juvenile niumbo j u m b o . Boone plays a young man who had trouble with the taw and took to his uncle's farm while on probation. He is des­ perately bored with the en­ forced rural life until a pair of shapely stsier.i come on the screen. Dolores Michael* and Arthur O'Connell are lealured, 7:30 8:30 p.m. ABC. The Dakotas. “ Reformation at Big Nose Butte.” (Rerun) Solid action and the acting is above par. An outlaw leader (Telly Savalas) tempts Drputy J. D. Smith (Jack Elam) !u consid­ er joining his old gang. Smith ion™ resists the lure of “ just one final haul'' and lakes off in pursuit of the gang when he finds they switched robbery plana away from the army payroll he was guarding. A good showdown scene and Sa­ valas it excellent in his heavy role. 8:30-9 pin. CBS. Vacation Playhouse. "Mickey and the Contests.’’ Hawaii haa 114.8 malea to each UK) females. fuWoman: J port South have for that bid? He only held a five-card trump suit, nothing in clubs and just the ace o f diumunda. .Soutli was marked with the ace and king of hearts. How many hearta did South hold? Only those two! With three heart* he would surely 11:34 (V> arson lie) * 13) I'r* A il -m a r Base­ have ruffed one in dummy be­ ball fore playing two rounds of r n Pst* a otsdr a trumps. 11.46 (3) All-Star Baseball Now East was ready for op­ TUESDAY F. M. eration, "Brat tha declarer," ID Lose or Mrs He ltd the four of clubs. West 11:1# It) Ernie Ford Hhew produced the ten spot and 13:34 It) Faiher Knows llsst (I) Starch tar Toma*. forced one of dunitiiy’a honors. raw Later on West got the loud 11:11 (II (leldteg Dl*Ut with a diamond and played a |:4t **> Bachelor F i l h t r It) lienerat woepltat club to give Eaat two club 1:11 It) As Th* Werld Tata* tricks. IV) 6tM-Fla. Nets* A wise young loan who in- getting married will all be tend* to get married will do self-intrrest. his best to become well a c -1 Two. What is the mother’s guamtad with his f u t u r e ! attitude toward the job of mother-in-law. The kind of]|humemaking? If she belittles it and has not taught her pereon eh* is will be a strong I. ilisitctklae . . . . .It. . ann n y t.i h ^ 'daughter a i n g about indication of tha kind of wife humemaking—then the daugh­ her daughter willpmake lor ter is likely to turn out to bo him. another frustrated wife, bored Here are a ftw things a u ith the responsibility for amart young man should find making a boms. eut about a mother before he Three. What ia the mother's marries her daughter: attitude toward her daughter? On*. What is tha mother’s Is ah* willing to let her attitude toward her own hutdaughter think for herself and hand? If ah* regards her hus­ accomplish her own—not her band as of its* importance mother’*—embltiona? If she's than her children—she has a possessive mother, no young probably raised a s p o i l e d men had better count on th* daughter, whoa* interest In idea that alie’ll etop trying to run her daughters life a* soon as she gets a huthunef. Four. Whet is the mother'* attitude toward such thing* as money and social position ? An ambitious mother who haa a shallow eat of standard* By United Press letsmstieaal may pats them on to her Sarasota held a steady grip daughter. So if the mother on first piece in the Florida seta great etore by money State League Sunder night in and social position, the young battering Miami 90 behind man should make aura the the ais hit pitching of Oil daughter doesn’t share those Downs. It was Downs' 12th ideas—unless, o f course, he win of the Hw*un against shares them himself. In which only three losses. case, she would probably be a in other league action, Day­ good wife for him. tona Beach edged Tampa d-3, Five. Ia tha mother a happy, St. Petersburg split a pair cheerful pci ion? If she is, with Fort Lauderdale It-* and chances are tha daughter will 0-4, and Orlando Downed r Lakeland 10-6. The standings: W. L. Pet GB .u is .«ai 5arasota •J7 21 .501 o 's Miami NOW SHOW INK 2<i £) .642 Ft. L’dala At 1:09 - 2:30 • 3:00 • 7:01) 2« 22 .642 «Sk Orlando 9:00 i i l t S&l .1 ■&;. Fate Tampa 1» 27 -*1* l * * Jp H N YB yN E Lakeland 14 S8 .391 13V* II Il'tona Reach 14 10 JJ5 HM Miami Blanked By Sun Sox 9-0 - LAUNDRY M U M PS T Hf A I R a via:*. T>a* , < .t>«* ualr Vint llair Will a* Meeesie* Da *#»••* Skew • l o s e g «l). .ISalI KalirulMMI i “ III IT* l-aul u-Mii at ioiss oeir -vs ti.st o v vhk M IL O * I O P Jaa* I'aila Barkara Slaaw,rh 9 be easier to live with than if slm bad grown up in a family busted by an unhappy, neur­ otic woman. Theae clues will go * long way In telling a man the kind “ f person his wife will lie and the kind of home she will make for him. Wins Howling Title INDEPENDENCE. Mo. (L'Pl) A Wltchits, Kan., team today held the national cham­ pionship and a XT.joo prize after finishing first tn the ninth annual UI’ AA men’s team handicap bowling tour­ nament. Lovin Machinery slipped past A. (Josek and Son. of Syracuse, N. 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For a personal, unpublished reply, please send a stumped, self-addressed en­ velope. • Television • DEAR ABBY: The woman who "lied” nine years off her age in or­ der to capture a certain widower re­ minded me of my own experience. When I met this very attractive old­ er gentleman, I wanted so much to be considered "w ife” material that l ADDED five years to my age so he wouldn't think I was too "young” for him. We are married now. and couldn't be happier. I later confessed my scheme, and we both had a good laugh. FRAN lljt 2-09S3 naotais or la d y fe k IS Oe. Male er SUiUw POUN DCAKE in *o». .v)i id tubes rs,, itc im dm * » ..» r :i:u r •eeetkr ligkaa �Pinecrest Dr. Frank Leone Presents Program Circle Meets At A t Dinner Meeting O f BPW Club Tbe regular monthly meet­ ing of the Shirley Smith Cir­ cle o f the Plnecreat Baptist Church waa held at the home of Mrs. Harold Sherwood, 2360 Revona Court, Sanford. Mrs. Cliff Abels presented a very interesting program on "Sharing Poiiesilons." Those taking part In the pro­ gram were Mrs. Robert Craig, Mra. Voile Willlama, Jr., Mrs. Johnnie Herrin and Mra. Sherwood. The bualneia meeting wna conducted by the circle chairman, Mra. Harley Sikes. The minute* were read by Mrs. Charles Wade and re­ port* were given from all committee chairmen. Letters of appreciation were read from Mra. Shir­ ley Smith, a missionary in Hong Kong and from the teenage girl In Lakeland, Florida, which the circle sponsors. Mr*. R. C. Whitmire waa welcomed ai a visitor. Others present were Mrs. Roy Henson, Mra. Odell Wil­ liams and Mrs. Harold Da­ vis. ICfUb amt at the home of th* president, Mra. H a r r i e t t Slawter, 1M1 Park Ave. for the regular matting. * Caret speaker waa Dr. Prank Leone, County Wel­ fare Director. Ha told of plana for a public nursing service which would provide home nursing calls for a no­ minal fee. This service would benefit a lot of elderly people who might be unable to go to a doctor or could not afford to ■toy la a hoepiUL Preceding the meeting, a wad- Daring the business ses­ sion, plant iron discussed for a fashion and hair atylo show to bo hold during National Business a n d Professional Women'! week. In October. Mrs. Aroljrn True gave a the national convention in Dallas, Tessa, In July, Four members made plans to attend the district meeting In Cocos. They wars the president, Mrs. Slawter, Mrs. Helen Pearson, Mra. Marjorie Cowan nnd Mrs. True. Sherwood Home Chuluota Luncheon Honors Bride-Elec M n. W. A. Kretsert, H i t I Park Br. war* eo-hoetoases I day at the KrmUert home, i Gneat o f honor nraa Mlia L. P. Garner and Mra. G. L. I for e bridal luncheon Thun* 11400 Park Are. at 1 p. m. Jeanne Southward and assist­ BRIDAL LUNCHEON GUESTS and hostesses arc left to right, -anted, Mra. O. Lewis Dinkins, Miss Jennne Southward and Mrs. Ira E. Southward. Standing, Mra. William Park, Mrs. L. F . Garner, Miss Rose Kratzert and Mra. W. A. Kratzert. (Herald Photo) Capt. And M rs. A. Williams Youth Choir Have Interesting Vacation Entertained ing the hostesses war* Mra. William Park and Miaa Roie Kratxert. A color achem* o f green and white waa carried out in decorations. Arrangements of white daiifta were placed throughout the houae with a large one on the luncheon table, flanked by two silver candelabra bolding white tap. era. A corsage of pink sweet­ heart rosea was presented to Mias Southward and pink carnation cartages to her mo­ ther, Mra. Ira E. Southward and Mrs. O. Lewis Dinkins, mother o f the groom. The honoree also received a large silver tray, a gift from the hottest**. Other invited guests were Mrs. Milner Osborne, Mrs. Al Doudney, Mra. Gerald Jones, Mrs. Ernest Southward and Mrs. Billy Southward. « ! . . ti.. U l.... Strickland, Kay Ivey, Marilyn McDaniel, Sally Willlama, Dian Aiken, Suianne Jones, Niki Ashby, Vida Sue Smith, Judy Herron and Bonnie Stof- Sheer fabrics should ho flawless. Hold yardage to the light to detect imperfections. With Party Copt, and Mrs. Arnold Wil­ liams are recuperating from Mrs. Kenneth Clark enter­ Mrs. Deno Green hit re- a 4,000 mile vacation trip. tained the Youth Choir of the turned from a visit with Their first stop was in Dorelatives in Alabama and catur, Ala. to seo a service First Methodist Church with a patio party at her home on North Carolina. friend of Capt. Willlama. Pinecrest Drive. From there they w o n t Members attending were 'through Mississippi, Tennes­ CLE ARA N C E! Pam Pigott, Linda Lee, Lin­ see and Kentucky. They stop­ da Leggore, Analie Herman, ped in Chicago whero the Jo Sandon, Betty Wiggins, Shrina Convention had peoLeslie Jones, Regina Clark, pla packed in the atreots. Tom Summers. Tommy Best, They said hello to a farmer Wayne Forguson, Leslie LegStanford couple but as motels gore, Jerry Myers Robert were so hard to find decided Raynor, Andy Newblll, Jack to atari East. While traveling Beckwith, T o m Alexander through Illinois they found a and Steven Clark. town culled Paris, and atopThe group arrived at 6 pod long enough to eat there. p.m. and were served a pic­ That evening they atayed at nic dinner climaxed with wa­ Napoleon. termelon, cake and cold After spending several days drinks. During the evening in Akron, Ohio, with Mr. and a variety of games were en­ Mrs, t'uul Love, they Journey­ joyed on the lawn and patio. ed to Canandaigua, N. Y. Here they spent a few days Dusting you ear dry may with Mr. and Mrs, Ed llnrscratch the finish when grit vey, former mayor of Rushis ground into the surface by vtliu and winter visitors in the dustetoth. Hanfcrd. The cherry orchards were beautiful hut very dry. A WHETHER ITS . . . visit to n plastic factory proved very enjoyable and • HOME other sightseeing trips were • OFFICE LAST mndn in Rochester, Ilion and • SCHOOL Ft. Plain, N. Y, In CanujoCHANCE! hnrie, they dined with Mayor YOU'LL SAY IT’S and Mrs, Lewis Maker, form­ ONE OF YOUR er neighbors and close friends JAM AICA MOST USEFUL and visited several other for­ PURCHASES — mer associates and relatives. SETS FLORIDA POWER COMPANY CLUBHOUSE on Bear Lake and their fumilex (fathered for the festivities. Enjoying barbe­ Returning through the cen­ was the B ite o f tho annual Dynntronii'H Inc, Company picnic. cued chicken and all tho trimmiiiKx are Mr. and Mrs, William tral area of North Cnrnllna Over 1100 menibera of tho Sanford Aerospace electronic^ firm C. Crawford ami family. they called on Mr. and Mrs. SEVENTH Alfred Harley, former math School FiixhimiH NEW COLLEGIATE pupils of Mrs. Williams. Mr. by tho yard Oviedo DICTIONEKY Iced T e a Is Hurley is engaged in manu­ facturing pipe coverings for — FROM — • Patterns industrial use and had Just Thirst Q u en ch er • Notions • Sizes 10 to 18 shipped an order to Africa. Mary Beth Lake, daughter Calif, lie I* expected home tha gremlin* were busy and • Novelties ny Gaynor Maddox While in Greensboro the San­ of Mr. end Mrs, Buddy Lake, this weekend for a 10 day even mixed up tha hostesses. • All Were Higher ford tourists went through NEA — Every summer Priced is visiting her aunt, Dr. Doris leave, lie will then enter In Friday’s writi-up of the tea the P. Lorillsrd clgarct fac­ training school et Lakehurst, for Jeanne Southward, Mrs. American* drink an estimated Milady’fl Shoppe Lake, in West Palm Beach. • Buy For Next tory and a nylon hose factory. Gifts - Cards • Books N. J. Ray Hen on was named as one eleven to twelve billion glass­ Of Fin* Fabrics Summer Too A stop was made in Albe(Formerly MeVIrara) uf the flouting hostesses, H es nf (ceil tea with meal*, be­ •Steve Clark, son of Mr. end 104 S. Perk 323-0313 marte to greet Dr, and Mrs. Leslie, Michels and Ann should have read Mrs. Roy 210 E. First SL • Good Assortment tween meals, whenever they Mrs. Kenneth Clark, left Fri­ George Eddins who are reisAnderson, of lladdoiifield, Holler. Our apologies to both day by plane for Washington, are hot, tired or thinly, N. J. have been visiting their ladles and the hostess. two weeks. Mr. Itay Joined Aten, there la a new tn-l 11. C. for a t() day visit with grandpurents, Dr. nnd Mrs. his cousin, Mika Derrick. them on the return trip home tea mix, which takr* fuse out A. 8. McCollum, for the past after going up (or the week­ Mike plans to show him all The first "nal stretch of making and serving it. Thl* two weeks. Their mother, Mrs. the siglita of the Capitol, in­ reports end with his parents is Car­ Iced tea mix makes iced tea Margaret Anderson will ar­ material was rollton, (la. cluding historiral spots and rive today for a several weeks Lilt Reference even more quickly than In­ the WInt,. House. Mr*. E. F. Mitchem at stant tea. It contains ten, Jemstay at the McCollum homo. you take a strand of hair In tended the wedding of her ui) mid sugar. Ordinary tap inches lung and pull It gently grandson. Carrol Hatnirck, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brewer water, be cut*.-* and • pouch During the rush of parties at both ends, it will stretch in Apopka on Aug. 3. of tho mil are uli that are Jr. have returned from a va­ lust week for August brides to 12 inches without breaking. Mr. and Mra. Don Ulrcy cation in Southern Florida. needed (a prepare it. Packaged and daughter Gay, are vaThey viidud with Mrs. Brew­ in a strong aluminum foil For The Cool Ones Over half the women in the c a t t a i n i n g In Waynrsvllle, JHiuch, it is or easy to rariy er’# sister and her husband, Even during summer there labor force are married and N.C., whrru they will enjoy or store as to prepare, design­ Mr. and Mrs. John Ratcliffu, arc coot days when a girl over half of these have chil­ sightseeing trips and visits ed to withstand the rigors nf In Clcnrwuter and with Mr. needa a coat. A lightweight dren under IH. reports the to the Smoky Mountain*. and Mrs. Fred Sharp, In St. boating, picnicking, hiking silk or cotton coat Is a good Population Reference Bu­ Gay’s guest for the vacation Petersburg. and ramping. Investment for that time of reau, is Marilyn Partin. They enjoyed swimming and year. If you prefer to mnko your leu the rnnvenllonal way, be golfing at the various re­ Lettuce Remember This hurt to maka it oxtrn strong sort- and attended a perform­ Here's how to be sure you to allow for malting ica. If ance of the fourth annual have crisp, dry Icttuco for you haven't a big teapot to Asolu Theater Summer Com­ your sslads: brew it in, here'a an easy edy Festival in the Italian Wash tho lettuce, aeparate Rugged in appearance, method using an open suuce playhouse of the Singling the leaves and wrap them volt grain leather oslant H E R E ’S THE STOCK! pun. It makio two ipisrts— Museum of Art at Sarasota. in absorbent paper towels to ready for tough weather. rrmmf mniatuca. T ei Woodruff, Son of Mr. carefully, because salad dres — 6000 BTU 3 — 12000 B T Bring 1 quart of freshly construction, drawn cold water to a full roll­ end Mre. Frank L. Woodruff sing won't adhere to wet let­ ing boil in an open sauce-pan. 3rd. haa completed his boot tuce. Return lettuce to re­ — 16500 BTU 1 — 19000 BT Remove from heat and whila training at the U. S. Naval frigerator to chill before tos­ Training Tenter In San Diego, sing your fivorito salad. the water is stilt bubbling, 1 — 12500 BTU H E A T A N D COOL! Immediately udd 1 3 cup louse tea or IS tea hags. Stir and let stand, uncovered for 6 minutes. Stir again and strain Tup grain Iciiher into a pitcher huldiug another tpjm, balance of quart of cold water. alioc composed cl j Incidentally, don't refriger­ man made A Our Machine* Are: Front Your Downtown tuneful*. /■ ate the lea — it’a apt to turn Big - Fust - Thrifty Florist cluudy. Keep it at room temp­ We Are Open Air — Wash la Comfort erature until ready to serve, then pour over Uo cube* and SANFORD Kwite - White serve with lemon and eugar FLOWER SHOP LAUNDRY Cor. E. lit 4 Sanford Ave. to taste. Add a sprig of mint, 3139 FRENCH AVE. 116 S. Magnolia FA 2-i FA 2-1X13 FA 1-XIJ2 DR. FRANK LEONE, center back, with three BPW member* at a dinner meeting where he presented the program on public minting service. Seat­ ed in president, Mra. Harriett Slawter, and Mrs. Marjorie Cowan, left, Dr. Leone and Mra. B. F, Ganns, (Herald Photo) Personals W EBSTER’S Personals Sanford Electric Co �$ fm 9 Dodgers Have Lost 11 Of Last A n f. I t 1WS — f t w T Giants In Same Now It C an Be Told lime Have Won Lombardi Nixed N.Y. Jets' Bid ISOutOf 19 After Green Bay Threw A Block % 18 * Club Loft A w m lny that th* li* la reapeetacle, U « twine wttk tha 0 wood la about tha u m aa breasts. It ahould ba • full swing, uacatad with Maine and rhythm. Tha S wood doe* tha job from any kind o f an araraffa Uo, giving you distance, hslght and roll Tha tap at tha awlnf la almilar to that o f tha awlnf with tha driver Tha banda art hold hlfh a l tha tap and un­ der tha abaft. Tha dub la parallel to tba greend. Tha ball la played o ff tha loft i :s ! from approximately tha aama ipot aa with tha twa Ionfar wooda. Ton ahoald bo agalnat aeaopiaf a apoon shots. Ton i ring to morn into a lofted club when you de a ■[>oan, aa tract It aa Hit tha ball squarely, Lot tha loft of tha elubhaad gat tha ball in tha air. If tha lla la In a divot or otherwlaa poor, that'* tha tima to hit down on tha ball with tha apoon. It parforma mora Ilka an Iron la thla initanco. The ball la hit more with that pinching affect wo previous­ ly mentioned aa applying to Irons. Don’t be alarmed about any losa of distance you may suffer In thla Instance as that usually la compensated for by added roll. Only In Iho eaaa of a fairly good It* should a 1 wood b* considered In the rough. Other­ wise, choose an Iron or a 4 or B wood. The 4 wood la axcellent for knocking th« ball out of the rough. Its tremendous loft and compact htud knifes through grass with speed end alacrity, gets the bell up quickly. Long grass has less tendency to wrap around tha wood head than It doea to slip around an Iron and tilde in between the bell and club face at contact. Th* 4 wood Is eicellant for attacking bad Ilea on tha fairway and for getting the ball up quickly to clear trace •r other hasarde. The B wood le considered an ausitlary club, doeen’t coma in a regular set of four wood*. Yet it le a club that s'very weekend golfer ehould have. It U eaaier to contrul than the Irons, can knock tha ball out •f almost Impossibla lice. Its distsnea Is oquivaalsnt to a 2 or 3 Iron. Its added loft makes It a much preferable club to a S or • Iron—especially in the case ef queetionable lies. NEXT: The .hurt irons. Moffilt Paces U. S. Victory CLEVELAND, Ohio (UNPI) — Billie J«an Moffitt, an ex­ tremely talented teenager with a tennis racket, was ‘ Miss Big” as the United States overwhelmed England, g-1, to win the Utb annual Wightman Cup tennis mat­ ches. MUs Moffitt, a 19 year-old court whirlwind, won two singles matches and was a member of a doubles team that also came up with a victory to enable Uncta Sam to win his 29th Wightman Cup and fourth in tba last all years. The bespectacled youngster, who hails from Loog Beach, Calif., In addition to posses­ sing a fine all • around game and a never-ssy • quit spirit, also pleased toe crowd with her vocal and facial gyra-4Uee>----------------------------------Several times she would chirp “ yea” to compliment her toe oo a fine shot, or ad­ monish heraelf with -Hit It,” “ Go BilUe" or “ move Ba­ be,” when outfoxed by her opponent. Ruth Show Sot NEW YOIUC (UPI) - The American Broadcasting Com­ pany haa announced it will present a special Uth annjsenary telecast reviewing the legend of Babe Ruth on Aug. IS. Ruth, whose heme* run record of 40 lasted until Roger Marie of tha New York Yankees eclipsed the mark with Cl two years ago, died Aug. U, 1*4*. PROOF THAT plenty o f fi*h were enutfht from DeBary’n Lake Susan In the second Fishnthon held last week in shown by one group of the many young people atending. Some went home with as many ns 10-20 fish in their baskets. (Cox Photo) Fregosi Looks Like Yankees, Nine Games Ahead, Tip-Top Shortstop Can Walk In LOS ANGELES (UPI) — If ■ consensus were compiled of the opinions of major league managers on the infielder most likely tc become one of the game’s top stars, shortstop Jim Frogosi of the Los Angeles Angels would be n strong choice. The 21-year-old Fregosi hns IBADAN, Nigeria (UPI) caught the eyes of some cf DIek Tiger v*. unbeaten Lastha best Judges of baseball l it Papp — tomewhera In lb* United StatesT That'* th* proposed fight which world middleweight champion Tiger of Nigeria By United Press International wai considering today, now NATIONAL LEAGUE thit ha haa definitely dis­ W L Pet. GB posed of ex-champ Gene FullLos Angeles 69 46 .600 mer of West Jordan, Utah. Tiger, 33, stopped gory San Francisco 66 50 .569 34 Fullmer, 32, tn the seventh St. Louis 61 53 .547 * round here at Liberty Stadi­ Cincinnati 61 56 .5.13 74 um Saturday night, and Is 01 54 .539 8 Chicago now digesting a proposal to 50 57 .500 104 Pittsburgh make his next defense again­ Philadelphia 6 I 58 .508 104 st 37-year-old Papp of Hun­ Milwaukee 59 59 .500 IDs gary somewhere in America. 45 73 .381 234 Houston Rapp, the only torec-tlmc 38 79 325 32 New York Olympic winner and the only Saturday’s Results professional boxer behind the Iron Curtain, it the challen­ San Francisco 7 Philadelphia Papp May Be Next For Tiger Standings 6 ger nominated by Champion­ ship Sports, Inc., CSI. one Chicago 4 New York 0 of Tiger’s handlers disclosed St. Louis 6 Milwaukee 3 Pittsburgh 3 Huu*t>m 2 today. Los Angeles 1U Cincinnati 3 Sunday’s Results Chicago 8 New York 1 (1st) New York It Chicago 4 (2nd) San Francisco 5 Philadelphia ★ ★ ★ • Griffith Angles For Tiger Bout I Cincinnati 9 Los Angeles 4 Milwaukee 9 St. Luuia 1 Pittsburgh 2 Houston 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE IV 1. Pet. GB 74 HI .649 New York 66 SO .569 9 Chicago 65 w .565 94 Minnesota 65 54 .546 114 Baltimore 57 61 .483 19 Cleveland 31 (VI .474 20 Huston 52 62 456 22 Kansas City 51 66 .450 23 Los Angeles SI 63 .417 23 Detroit 42 74 .362 33 Washington Saturday's Results Chicago 5 Detroit 1 Minnesota 5 Boston 3 Kansas City 6 Cleveland 3 Washington 6 Baltimore 5 New York 2 U>» Angeln 1 Sunday’s Results Cleveland 2 Kansas City 1 Baltimore 6 Washington 2 Detroit 7 Chicago 2 (ist) Chicagn 3 Detroit 2 (2nd, 11 innings) New York 8 Los Angeles 4 (10 Innings) Minnesota 3 Boston 9 NEW YORK (UPI) - Wel­ terweight champion Emile Griffith, who best his 12th middleweight Saturday night, will defend hit 117-pound crown next January and, af­ ter that, shoot for the mid­ dleweight 180-pound title, co­ manager GU Clancy announ­ ced today. Griffith, 25, win a lop­ sided decision over middle­ weight contender Holly Mims ef Washington, D. C., Satur­ day In a nationally televised 16-rounder at S a r a t o g a Springs, N. Y. The bout was scored 6-3-1, 6-3-1, 8-1-1. Clancy said G r i f f i t h ' s showing against Mims con­ vinced him that Emile could beat DIek Tiger of Nigeria, the 160-pound ruler, next year. Changes Pitchers MILWAUKEE (UPI) -T h e Milwaukee Braves purchased veteran right-hander Bob Tiefenauer from Toronto and Coffrc-produring Draxll con* optioned southpaw Dan Sch­ neider to the same interna­ some* only six pounds per tional League team Saturday. capita per year. talent with his speed, strong arm and Improved bitting. “ In about another year, Fregosi will be the outstand­ ing shortstop in the Ameri­ can League.” Angela general manager Fred Haney de­ clare*. An the general manager’s views are echoed by Angel manngvr Bill Rlgney, who did hit playing stint as sa infielder and ha* given Fregovi special attention ailire he rsme to the yuung club. But tha praise la not limit­ ed to Angel executives. Man­ ager Ralph Honk of the New York Yankee* say*. "There'* no question Fregosi hns the makings of a great short­ stop.” And the eyes of Al Taipei of the Chleago White Sox light up when he watches Fregosi perform and he *aya, “ The lad can’t ml**.” Fregosi I* one of many great haichall player* who have come to the game from the Ran Franelseo Bay are*. An outstanding athlete at Serra High School in Sun Mateo, Calif.., Fregosi origi­ nally wa» signed by the Boaton Red Sox, but the Angel* got him in the original drnft to atock the new major b-ague club. Th» versatile youngster. In addition tn being rne of Cali­ fornia’* outstanding h i g h aehooi baseball players, was *1*0 * foothill, track and ha*kctbnll star and was the elate'* prep broad Jumping champion. “ Being good In high school li a lot different from mak­ ing g o o d In the major league*,” Jim »ay». 'Tv* had to learn a lot and I'm still learning things about being an inflelder.” Fregosi played hi* first eca. son of organised basehall while in the Itrd .Sox organi­ sation with Alpine in I960 and was named to the allstar team. After joining the Angel* he was firmed to Dnllas-Ft. Worth In 1961 and ■pent the first half of the 1962 leason there. The Angel* recalled him midway in th* 1962 season when shortstop Joe Koppe w as Injured and in three weeks Fregosi wai consider­ ed a regular. Become he ap­ peared In 58 game* list anaton, Fregosi is ineligible for “ Rookie of the Year” consid­ eration this season. By United Prose InteraallesMl The dog days of August nr# having little bite on the New York Yankees, and the American L e a g u e pennant race ntay be reduced to a trut by the time September rolla Into view. The Yankee*. who played under .500 bull last August, won their sixth straight game with n 10-Inning, 6-4 decision over the Lo* Angeles Angel* Sunday to increase thrir league lend to nine full games over Chicngo. Even more frightening to the other nine rtubs than the huge trad is the pure statis­ tics of the situation. The Yan. keca, with a 74-40 record, need only split their remain Ing 48 games to finish with 98 victories. Chicagn, to mulch this to­ tal, would have to take .'12 of their remaining 46 contests. That would he a .606 clip, nr 127 percentage points better than the White Sox have been doing thus far. The Sox didn't help their cause any Sunday, dropping thef Irst game of a doubleheader to the Detroit Tigers, 7-'J, befure coming back with a 3-2. 11-inrdng triumph in the nightcap. Chicago nrw hud lost 10 games mure than Ihe Yankee*. The Minnesota Twin* scor­ ed n 8-2 win over the Iloslon Red Sox, It wna the sixth straight success fur the thirdplace Twins and kept Ihern 6 4 game* behind the Yan­ kees. Packers Out Of The Doghouse MIAMI (UPI) — Vines I.omherdi, reluctant to praise and quick to criticise anything Ices than perfect, has let his world champion Green Hay Packers out of the doghou'e. He showed a* much emo­ tion a* a pro football coach will Saturday night after the packers shrugged off a bumb­ ling lo*» at the hands of the collsg* all-stars and ran ov«r Pittsburgh's Btcelers 27-7. “ An excellent Individual ef­ fort all around,” hr railed it At the suggestion that the regulars, led by quarterback Dart Ktarr'l pin-point to-ies, had dona moat of the work, l.omhardi snapped: By United Pren International A year ago today the Los Angeles Dodger* held a 34game lead over the San Frsncisco Giants In the National League pennant race. That’s the nine bulge that separated theie California ri­ vals alter weekend action, leaving some figure filberts wondering if history was ready to repeat Itself. You don't nred a king mem­ ory to recall that the Dodg­ ers blew a four-gamo lead in the final week of the 1962 sea. Giants in a three-game playson and then bowed to the off. This year, though, the Dodgers seemingly Have mi the skids much earlier. Since July 20, when the Dodgers held a 10-game leid over the Giants. IVatt Alston's men have lost It of 20 games. During the same period, the Giants, led bv wondrous Wil­ lie Mays, have won IS of 19. Mays, hitting In his 13Ui stranght game, doubled In two key runs to help the Giants whip the Philadelphia Phillies, 51, while the Cin­ cinnati Reds walloped Sandy Kcufax and the Dodgers, 9-4. The Milwaukee Rraves rip­ ped the St. Louis Cardinals, 9I, the Pittsburgh Pirates edg­ ed the Houston Colts, 2-1, and the New York Mets rolled to an 11-4 victory after losing Hie opener of a dmiblclieader to the Chicago Cubs, 8-1, in other NL action. Mays unloaded his double in the filth Inning to break op a piU'liing fluid between Cal Mel.lsh (lift) and the Giants' Jack Sanford (IM2L Chuck Hiller drove In three runs fur the Giants with a homer and a sacrifice fly. We* Covington collected four uf Ihe Phils’ five hits off Sonhelp from Hilly Hoeft and Hon ford, who needed ninth inning Larsen. The Reds raked Koufax for nine hits and five runs dur­ ing 5 4 innings (o become the first (ram lo beat the Dodger southpaw twice this season. A ’s Alusik On Disabled List CHICAGO (NEA) ----- Tha American Football League was within one legal wrangle of the greatest coup in its three-year existence last win­ ter. Vince Lombardi, toe most successful coach in profes­ sional football as the bulldar of the two-time world cham­ pion Green Bey Packera, committed himself with a hind-shake to Jump league* and take over the entire di­ rection ef ,h“ w York Jets. This was when a group beaded by Donald Grant was dickering tor the toundaring AFL franchise (that wai In­ ter bought by Sonny Werblla and his associates). The only condition was that Lombard! be able to secure his release from an existing contract, which has threw years to run, with Ihe Nation­ al Football League team. The Packers, sounded out, aald nix and threatened a legal brawl If the AFL team tried to get him to breach it. Lombardi had to back out of hit verbal agreement. This was confirmed to me by s high AFL official, who divulged that th« Jets would have mulched the munificent aum Uwihardi drawl as roach and general manager at Grrcn Ray and would have sweetened the pot with a stuck deal that eventually might have given him at least ID and maybe 2u percent of the club. This source said emphatically that Inmbardi met with club and league of­ ficials to discuss the details. Does It make sense that the most celebrated coach la pro hall should leave the ha­ loed security of the NFL, probably the moat stable op­ eration in all sports, for th* precarious life of the AFL, which la still struggling for a firm perch, particularly in New York? Only If you consider that Limhardi ia a New York guy whose idea of the Wild West used to be New Jersey. And that Mrs. Lombardi Is a confirmed New Yorker, too. It's no secret Dial Vince would have liked to move back to New York In 1961 hefore he won Ms first NFL championship. The opportun­ ity was there when Jim Lee KANSAS CITY Mo. (DPI) — Georte Alusik, Kansas City Athletic outfielder, wa* on Ihe 30-day disabled list today. The A's called up M.m ny Jiminrt from their Port land, Ore., farm club to fill the vacancy. Aluilk, 28, of Ashley, Pa., was hit Saturday night by Wins Two Events SUN UKVI LI.K, S w e d e n a pitch thrown by Cleveland Indians pitcher Pedro Rsmos (PPI)— Lula Williams of Arland suffered a fractured xuna State University won the 200-meter and 400-miter right wrist. events Wednesday in the “ Au­ An acre of Antarctic water gust Games” track and field is said to contain more animal meet. Williams, the only and plant Ufa than any oilier Ysnk In the meet, captured ar«a of water (or lundi on the 200 in 21.5 asrunda and the 40 in 46.8 seconds. earth. Oj.TS5U.Wi VINCE LOMBARDI bardi out of New York — NFL-wise. With enough mon­ ey and Increasing signs that the AFL la here to stay, the Jet offer couldn't have look­ ed too bad to a man out of Brooklyn. Vince admitted he had • couple of offers to leave Green Bay, ''Thla year,” be said, “ after we win.” He revels ia the Green le y plant and the improvements that have been mad* there, lle'i a big men In Wiscon­ sin and materially as well off aa anyone could want to be. “ I'm so busy working any­ how,’’ ho said, “ that I don't see how It matten where I Howell resigned as coach nf| Uve.” Maybe not, hot toe rest the Giants, and tba Mara brothers, Wellington and of the family doesn’t watch films every night Jack, wanted him. They own Members of the Green Bay Ihe team, and Wellington corps sense a lightness la wai a Lombardi classmate at their boss this year, a relax­ Fordham who first introdu­ ation of the tenseness that ced Vince to leave an assis­ generally grips him In kls tant's Job at West Point with work. Maybe the frustrations Red Ulaik tor the challenge of wanting to return to the of pro ball. East don't cat at bias say But again the matter ef longer. an obligation to Green Bay Sherman Is catrenchad wttk intervened. Veteran players the Giants. Whan they could­ on the club made a personal n't get Vince, the Jets hired appeal (hat he stay on the Weeb Ewbank, a highly com­ Job. The rebuilding Job at petent football man, to re­ Green Bay, started in 1W9, construct their franchise. wasn’t done. So Vince im­ There’s a limit to oppor­ mersed himself In hi* work, tunity — even tor the beat and the Packer! became the min In the business. best football team In the world. NOW YOU CAN — For Lombardi, however, the RENT THEM! personal future was compli­ BABY CRIBS — cated by the fact that Allie Rollaways Sherman, the second choice AM coach of the Giants, did so Hospital IBella With well — two division champ­ Oateh ionships In two yearn — that the Maras’ rewarded him with a new five-year con­ tract last winter. An unpre American Rent-All cede ated Giant contract. In la Sanford cldcntally. 2648 8. Hiawatha Ava. Thin effectively shut Lom­ Join the "C ool Ones” an air conditioned 1963 • Ford • Fairlane • F alcon let a Genuine Ford Air Conditioner • . , [Incered exclusively for your car . . . for low *270 INSTALLED Ride Cool & Comfortable MOST OTHER AMERICAN FOR ONLY POPULAR CARS 27 $ W E SERVICE & R E P A IR A L L AUTO A IR CONDITIONERS ENJOY NOT WEATHER LIVING IN EVERY ROOM IN YOUR HOME! 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Florida Kaiser P r i n t s The Lloyd Bridget Show Tuesday 8 p.m., Channel 6 “ Your Friendly Ford Dealer'* Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTM EN T Ph. F A 2-1481 808 E . P i n t St. W . Park M l f t '* * �k mm S ID E GLANCES By Galbraith •.••.'j"':'. Jackie Ready To Go OT18 AFB, Mass. (UPI) — Mr*. Jsequellne Kennedy, greatly cheered by the vislta of her two children, Caroline and John Jr., now is anxious to lesve the boapltal and re. tons to tho summer Whlta Ronse on Squaw Island, The President brought tho youngsters la separsto vislta Sunday far an affectlonato reunion with their “ Slummy," who has been grieving totof the death of their little b r» ther, born last Wednesday. Caroline, nearly six, looking like a doll in a bine and whita short shift, arrived with her father before noon. She car­ ried a bouquet of black-eyed Susans, larkspurs and pink trumpet lilies she had picked near the summer White House. John Jr., r«=riy three, heli­ coptered In the evening visit and turned out to bo ■ born scene stealer. Going up t hlda-and-ttek outdoor*? the hospital steps holding his your fothor it havlnfr* father’s hand, he asked loud­ PRifiCiUAU DO I WAVE ly: "Where's Mummy 7" He repeated "Where’s Slummy" Ac r f s TIZZY B r K ite O n n several times down hospital corridor* before he reached her room. Neither child had seen their AT OTIS AIR FORCE BASE — President Kenmother since she was rushed nedy arrives at Otis Air Force Base hospital in to the hospital hera after tak­ Massachusetts, to be with Mrs. Kennedy in wake ing them riding on their pon­ of the death o f their infant son. ies last Wednesday. Both had been told they had a little brother — Patrick Bouvlcr Kennedy — who had gono to heaven. The First Lady was making a rapid recovery from tho m y .' s w e a t e r s a t h a l f Caesarean birth of her third PRIC B/ I OONT WANT TO S YOU CANT A-, f MtSO THIS SALE J— ' child. She wus out of bed and SAY IT WASN'T -r A GOOD f—' walking for the first tlms S T «Y v »( ■ The announcement of Hood's Sunday. She urged her doctor TUSCALOOSA, Ala (UPI) —Jimct A .Hood, on# of two withdrawal cams exactly two to permit her to go homo Negro students who entered months after ho and Vivian right away. the all-whltu University of Malone entered the university As purents, the President Alabama under federal guard with a federal guard which and his 31-year-old wife ap­ two monthu ago, quit Sunday furced Gov. George C. Wallace peared to be counting their to 'avoid a complete mental to step aside. blessing*, despite their traga and physical breakdown." loss. A White House spokes­ llood, 21, apparently faced man .described Mrs. Kennedy imminent expulsion for eritns "greatly cheered up" by Idling officials. the visits of her two children. Hood's attorney, Arthur D. Shores, said he was “ with­ i d f l d a i d o o W o tw t fT B fiin r M M do oua norr • onlya drawing on the advice of his • | .S -/2 , physician . . . because of hla physical and mental condi­ "Mother* will you ontortain Horb for mo until Johnny tion." brings mo homo from tho movlse?" "My stay at the university DUBROVNIK, Yugoslavia has been a profitable chal­ (Uf’l) —Secretary of Agricul­ Buy S. Malher, founder of lenge," Hood said. "I have en­ By Dick Turner joyed It thus far end regret ture Orville Freeman, who the Malher Furniture Stores CARNIVAL the! my Illness has caused me pledged JSU million in Ameri­ in Florida, Georgia and South to withdraw at this time. 1 can aid to help rebuild the Carolina, died in Atlanta Fri­ look forward to re-entering earth-quake stricken city of day at the age of SO. Mather and his brothers be. after my recovery.’ * Skopje, today ends hie five- gan the business of manufac­ Hut the university said Hood day visit to Yugosalivia. turing and retail furniture could not return until after a Freeman was flying home sales in 1903, and now own hearing on charges he public to Washington from this Adi- about 23 stares in the chain. ly and unfairly accused uni­ utic coast resort city. He is survived by a son. versity and itata officials of AMO r k . BET tr SMELLS GOOD UN- V u -'s e E THAT * The agriculture secretary Jack Mather, of Daytona 1 * ^ L O VOU fT v * & t n j u H c ? N THERE, trying to get him expelled. BUNOU YOU KEEP CXCf/ Sunduy told Yugoslavia Presi­ Beach, president of the Flor­ PICNICKING 6EASON / TOO/ dent Josip Bros Tito the U, S. ida division. Mr. Mather was NERVES THANKS i assistance will b« in the form the last surviving brother ot of a (25 million grant and a the original founders of tho $25 million long-term loan. store. At an airport news confer­ Mather’s store in Sanford ence in Ljubljana S u n d a y was closed Saturday whilo night. Freeman said Tito had services were held In Atlanta. By Mona Grlnatead asked him to thank President This month’s meeting o f Kennedy and the American the North Orlando Our Lady's people for tho help. Circle of the Church of Na­ Kennedy ordered a mercy tivity Catholic Women's Club airlift to deliver a U. S. Army was held lest Tuesday night field hospital to Skopja withat the home of Mrs. George la 48 hours after the earthBy Joan Magln So mm a r e , newly elected The First Baptist Church of XXTRI SURE AH J WELL,THANKS WOtlLP YIXJ MINP quaka (truck July 2. Knee ARTIST WITH . f FELLAS... I'M k If WE BROADChnluoU recently concluded chairman, with eight women then Washington has an­ THAT WHJfiTLE/7 GLAD YOU U CAST IT? two week’ s Vacation Bible In attendance. _________ LIKED H / J nounced a series of aid meas­ School for mime lLHJ students. Many projects were discus­ ure* for the city. C o m m enrement exercises sed and tentatively planned were held with all depart­ for the coming year. ments participating in the Friends said their farewells program. At this time ex­ to Mrs. Frank Wssolek, who hibit* were cn display of the mind what I said, JunJorl Don’t go around will be moving north at the many articles mads during n potato salad in your now play ahootr end of the month, and wel­ By Bernice Kelsey the school. comed Mrs. Joseph ScheulVacation Bible School at tow of Alglera Ave., as a the First Methodist Church new member. of Ovirdo wll be conducted Fictional The hostess served refresh­ ments o f coffee cake, coffee from Tuesday through Friday l& p iR tn fur the next two week*. end lemonade. tU m b 't pen Classes from kindergarten Doorprlie was won by Mrs. through junior* will ba held Don Corkill and the group voted to continue the award from 0 until 11:.T0 a.ns. On Aug. 2.1, last day o f the far the next meeting which will be held Sept. T at the school, a motorcade will bs home o f Mra. Rosemary made to tha Methodist Chil­ dren's Hems in Enterprise Groves on Edgemon Ave. where Ovirdo students will 40 Sand forth join children at tha home for 41 Baobab teeffi On June 14. IT7T, the Con a picnic. ■ * “ *mming it rnnaitrt43 Came i phia, resolved: "That the flag Lee Lawson, Barbara Vrnof lb* 11 United States be thirteen stripes, alternate red to on "Love of Life," studied Your Welcome Wagon and white; that the Union be it the American Theatre Hostess will call with t3 stars, white in a blue field, Wing on a Mary MacArthur g i f t s a nd f ri endl y representing s new consul- scholarship endowed bv scgreetings from tho com­ munity. HD* wrong IOUVS JUVOf M4S W fV MOniiry ^ " THOUGHT/OUR CALM lCH atN OU 6H ~aM \\ MAP 600LEV KNOWS YOU! 19 THIS suocfHLy HrsrtncAL- l Negro Student Quits AR-W hite Alabam a U $50 Million In Aid Pledged Malher Founder To Yugoslavia Dies in Atlanta 1 Catholic Circle Has Meeting 100 Attend Bible School VBS To Open In Oviedo Have you, or has someone you know, iust moved to a new home? AH H9I06 JOB BtTWEEN YOU TWO M TO ROB THEflACEf 44 Doetrlbed m n r ] Rlbb'r BODY BUILDING? IS Scott character 4i Aromatic b n b 4T C M b ■ UTm i DOWN lUUadnOs T o succeed, you need the finest equipment, food supplements and instruction. We have the best of these available for you. Write today IT ia ^ " * • North ■ learning TO THE HOUSE OF HEALTH 1 5 * 8 9 th S t. - S U R F S ID E , F L O R ID A VIRGINIA PKTROSKI P. O. Bus t i l l NORA NORRIS TE S-13I4 �Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own H om e... Look To W a n t - A d s t CLASSIFIED INDEX Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 n v O ffice 204 W. First DEADLCtU CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuea., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day befor* insertion. Mon. - Sat. noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: T um ., thru FrL - 2 P. M. day before insertion. Hon. - Sat. noon. RESPONSIBILITY: Toe Herald will not be re­ sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion of your ad, and reserves the right to re­ sile or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to conform lo the policies of this paper. o Legal Notice rtcT iT ioi * vs vis: N O T I C K 18 h t r s b y *lv#n that I »m s n r t t f d In busine ss at 341S S. F re nch Are ., >Un(or<J. fcom lnols C ou n ty , Florida, a n ­ tler the fi c t it io u s name of F an -S etn H-a tt y, anil that I Intend to r ra lete r •nit na me w ll h the Clerk or the C ir cu it C o u r t , Sem in ole Coun ty. F l o r ­ ida. In a c c o r d a n c e with the provision s o f the F ict iti ou s N a m e Statute*, t o - w l t : Section Siij.il> F lo rid a Statu te s 1937. S i s : Jo h n P. / s u i t 1'ultUeh J u ly 13, A n*, e. 12. 11, •l 1*M. t'D K -ltO XUTICK N o t ic e I* hereby g l r t n that th? • !fne<1 n»p*rtme»nt o f F l o r i d * w ill hold * p ublic S t a r i n g c o n c e r n in g the l o c a ­ tion and aconotnlu e f f e c t s o f proposed Im provements on Federal-Aid Project H-S4J 121. riute Job 7T0SU-1 j04. State Hoad 414. from Sta te llun d 400 (I n ter st a t e Itoute 4) east t o State Road 11/404 In S e m in o le C ou n ty , In the C o u n ­ t y C otnmlssloner'e room . S e r if In ole C o u n t y C ou rt Hou se. S a n fo r d , F lorid a on A u g u s t 3*. 1141 at 3 :*«<» P M . »B S T ». p u r su a n t to Section 114 ( c l o f P u blic L aw 421 o f the l< lh Cong r u t . All p e r s o n ! w is h in g to be b e a r d are hereb y n otifi ed to • pu ea r at said meeting. JO H N R. PHILLIPS. C ha irm an Stats (toad De* na rl in en t o f Florida F u b l l . l u A ug 12. 11, t i l l . C D L -lt It Pays To Use The Herald ■) « W ant Ads r\ Smokey Says: - it f-« c-.a v **•* II (O l luhi it* 941I lliU . -*hl / 1. Lost £ Found 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. Fur Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Reui Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build . Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26 Radio k Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pet* 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 31-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted SB. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers • Cabanas LOST: Gray S whit* Male Cat. Reward. Call FA 28872. FOUND: Key cn chain. FA 2-0528. 2. Notice* - Personals VACUUM CLEANER repair*, parts, auppliea for Electro­ lux, Kirby, Hoover, Air* Way, Rex-Air etc. Free pickup. New and Used cleaner* sold. FA 2-2282. ■ 3. Education • lastruetloa KINDERGARTEN REGIS TRATIONS now being ac­ cepted lor fall term. Grace Methodiit Church, Onora Rd. at Woodland. Exper­ ienced teacher, modern fa­ cilities. Your inipection in­ vited any weekday morn­ ing, 9:00-12:00. or phone FA 2-UI2 lor further infor­ mation. U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! Sbr Sanford grrald Aug. 12. 1963 — Page 9 ,1 2 . Real Estate For Sals 12. Real Eatats For Sals 27. Special Services A bucket of Paint, Bruih and GOVERNMENT Elbow Create, will convert OWNED HOMES Uni older 1 UK. funuthsd FOR a real barialn la a borne into a mu»t pleasant home buy, s n our a*lection family home, with its large of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom, 1 oakt, magnolias and bear­ and 2 bath homes that are ing citrus treei. Plus fea­ available for Immediate oc­ ture) include 2 rental units, cupancy. These boom buys over 300 feet on State Road art priced below market No. 44, corner location and value. You can purchase a some antique). Government Owned Home Thii it worth looking into. for at little as 8100.00 to May we terve you? Call $550 00 down. Monthly pay­ Lloyd Barnet at Everett ments that include everyA. Harper Agency, Realtor thing start aa low at $48.00. FA 2-2264. For complete information on any Government Owned HOME WITH 5 ACRES Home, See your F1IA A CBS home on five acres. 3 VA PROPERTY MANAGE­ BRs and 1 bath. 9 yrs. old, MENT BROKER. SAN­ in excellent condition. Nor­ FORD AREA. JIM HUNT thwest aide of Sanford in REALTY, 2524 Park Drive, County. Tile land with ar­ Sanford, Florida. Phone tesian well. 4 acres under FA 2-2111, FA 2-0848, 323cultivation. $16,800. Other 0700. acreage available. Large and small. LOCH ARBOR Attractive 3 BR home in drtwiatiwu. Only $752 Stenstrom Realty ai»*L-v down. Kitchen equipped and in good condition. Can be 111 X. Park Ave. 322-2426 refinanced or assume 4S^ e m e m is IMMEDIATE Occupancy, two existing mortgage. A good sa«e- (MkggVN eat 3 bedroom model Homes. safe investment for your LMN Enterprises, I u c. family. “ I havs to han g up and get d rstasdl W s’ ra eating Highland Ave. Lungwood. ou t to n ig h tr TE 8 3911. By Nadine Seltzer SWEETIE FIE MEN-WOMEN, 18-52. Start high as $102.00 a week. Pre­ paratory training until ap­ pointed, Thousand* of jobs open. Experience usually unneveelary. FREE infor­ mation on joba, aalariei, re­ quirement). Write TODAY 6. For Rent 412 ED1THA Circle 6. For Rent giviiiK nume, address and Highland Park phone. Lincoln Service, Box SU3IMEK RATE. L a r g e FURN. Apt. 2300 Mrllonville. Three bedroom block home, clean 2 bdr. turn. apt. $05. -10, c 'o Sanford Herald. kitchen equipped, large lot. TWO bedroom furnished Apt. 1700 Magnolia Ave. Total price $12,000.00 can $55 00, 2101 Magnolia, 5. Food be financed under FliA 1-3 Bit. bouse $45 a month. Phone FA 2-3951. Robert with only $900.00 down in­ BLACK eyed peat, ftOO a 1-2 br. house $32. a month. A. Williams. cluding cloving cod. buthei if you pick in >our S. Sanford Ave. FA 2-3219. Shop the Tleratd Adj where own container. FA 22791. UNFURNISHED large 2 bed­ local merchants offer their HUBERT A. WILLIAMS W E L A K A APARTMENTS: room Duplex. Fla. room. belt buya. Realtor 1 VEAL calf dressed wt. 92 Rooms private baths, 114 Electron heat. 14th St. Raymond I.undquist, Asso. lbs. FA 2-0264. W. First St. Longwood. 836-3296. FA 2 3951 Atlantic Hank Bldg. t IIKDUOOM Apartment. You can find anything you BEDROOM house. Kitchen SPA-C-R Quiet neiKhliothood. FA 2need advertised in the Her­ equipped. $75. FA 2-2S58. for the children in tilts big. r ic r m u i« w n n 1162 from 8:30 to 6 p. ill. ald by Sanford merchant). NOTICE 11* lier#•by g lv ti i that aluded yard and right next 1 f n i u e t l In bualnvt# At Monday thru Friday. Ph. 121 LAUREL DRIVE to a lovely City park for tl« .V. Park Av*. S ad ford. FA 2-1301 any other time. 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ St:r.iac!e C ou nty, K lorlJx . tinmore play activity. Three d « r the fi c tit ious name of, ped House. $u5 a month. bedroom, 2 bath houae nas 4 ROOM Apartment. 3o»» Elm HoutLwarrl In vest m ent ft f ls il* Ph. FA 20457. Till: i ihi i it ( in NT, ty Co. a n>l that I Intend tn iv separate dining room, Ave. 322 2021. j i m i i w . < ini i i r , r s f U i s r aa IiI t u n is w it h the .v ivtii Florida room, large, eat-ln v vti pim bunivih.*: "CLEAN quiet Room*" The 2 ROOM furnished Apartment. CWrk o f the C ircu it Court, iv and equipped kitchen, dou­ Btm lnole Coun ty, Florid a. In ( O t V T V . PI.OH III 4 $55, Includes water A elec­ Gables. FA 20720. Accordant?# with the provision# ix riitxi'PN T xu. iwi.i ble garage and fiber glaii o f the F ict iti ou s Name .stat­ V i l T H K Til IIKPKVII tricity. FA 2-8544. rovero4 patio. Extra bon­ ute* to-w lt: election 14 j CHA ItLIU 4V1CKH, FUltMSilED I A 2 Bedroom P U I u t lff. Flor id a Statutes 19ST. uses are parquet hardwood Apartment. $55 A $65. New­ SPACIOUS Home, Rose Court. HI*: Ernest M. H iu th w ir.l v* floors, fireplace ami oodles 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. $135 mo. ly decorated. Quctnel Apt. Fubllelt July 29, Aug. 5, 12. L L T T I K M. W IC K *. 1963. l»s(.ii«1«nt. of closet spare. See the Ph. FA 2-0219 or FA 2 2376. 7. 494 E. 14th St. 3228194. CD K -4 9 TIIK XT.ITR OP Pl.OHIIIA owner at 1814 McUonvllle TOi I.KTTIK M. W IC K * 3 BEDROOM House. Clean i i r u t >tv j i i m n t o t n r . Ave. W liu*. t cilt lv n c * anil *>l<lr*ii 1 BEDROOM furnished du­ AF.vii\f»i.»: cm m i , f i.tiit* la u n k n o w n . A close in. Jimmie Cowan. plex apt. Adult*. FA 2-3610. iiia . PLKAiHI TAKn NTiTICT: FA 2-4013. File Am. ikVLl that y o u ara h a rtby requ ired Efficiency Apt. $30 >to. up. St. Johns Realty K I T I T R III* to flla your written « n « w . r or Surplus City. 201 W. 1st. HOUSE. Suita bte for couple THE TIME TESTI) FIRM IIU LD A ANN B T EN T E R , dete n te , If any, p »r *onally nr IU c»»ol by an a t to r n e y , on or hefnra or bairhetor. 2608 S. Elm. 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-6123 v m i E o r m u hkpoht tup tem tier 14. t i l l , at lha F U R N I S H E D Apartment. FA 2-2307. %\ll %l*l, LICATlO\ FUR t i l t , O ff lca o f tha c le r k o f the C i r ­ Clean and dote In. Jimmie NEW HOME: 3 bedrooms. c ii %HfliK cuit Court, at tha Court houaa AIR CONDITIONED Rlt. in A ll p rr so n e are lierehy not!* In ManforJ. Hemlnole Coun ty, Cowan. 322-4013. Its balha, Fla. room, kit­ f f a l that the u n d er sig n s 1 at Plorlilu anil lo malt a •" p y 3 11m. (urn. Apt. $65. mo. chen equipped. FHA fman KUL A MAIUK Im»M o f Raid t h e r a o f to Mtanetrom. liu* I- A FURN. Apt. Close In. Phono Ill E. 8th St. FA 2-5786. estate. h » e C o m p le t 'd the ad* Molntoeh. a t to r n r y * f o r Plain* ced, $3<iu down payment, FA 2 2800. m inist ra ti on t h e r e o f and has tiff, Poet o f f l c a R e t t l l o . Han­ $61 monthly. filed In said c o u r t her final ford . F lorid a, U IT I. In that CLEAN furn. Apt. 2817 Elm report and ap p lic ation fo r d i s ­ r ert aln SAN - SEM REALTY water d iv o r c e proc eed ing 3 BEDROOM house, Ave. Near stores. No pets. ch ar g e. o b j e c t i o n * thereto. If p e n d in g agaln at ymi In lt*e John P. Zeuli, Reg. Broker softener. $95. a mo. FA 2any. eliould be d u ly filed. A f ­ C ir cu it C o u r t o f (he Ninth SMALL furn. Apt. Clean. All MI9 S. French Pli. FA 2 7159 ter filin g p r o o f o f publication Ju dic ial C ircu it In an-l for 8231. Available Sept. t. sh o w in g title not ice hae been H-mlnule C oun ty . Florida. In utilities. $48. FA 2 2764. p u M M u d once a week f o r four C hu oca ry , an »l>bre»laie-t title CHOICE RENTALS c o n s e c u t iv e week*, the matter o f aald cau *e bein g ' C h a r l i e 2 IlEDROOM unfurnished Du­ Jim Hunt Realty UNFURNISHED .. o f ap p rov a l o f said report and W lc k e . P laintiff , vereue trfttle plex. Excellent location. the o r d e r in g o f d istr ibu ti on o f M 2 Bedroom $T5.0U W ic k a. Defenda nt", and said est ate w ill c o m e befo re haraln fall not or a Deer e* Kitchen equipped inot B Office FA 22114 3 Bedroom $85.00 the court. I'ro C olifeeao wilt b - entere-l Night FA 2-0648 Elm Ave. FA 2-5594. 3 Bedroom $100. Kula M e r le Isom agaln at y ou , and tha caue e As A d m i n i s t r a t e s o f eald p roc eed f t parte. 323 0700 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths $125. estate. NICELY furnished Apart­ A r t h u r If I W k w l t h . Jr. 2324 Park Dr. Sanford. Pla. Heard s!!, Urldley and Lew ie C lerk o f the Circuit Court ments Park Apts. 1717 A tt or n ey # at La e U y : Martha T. Vlhlen Seminole Realty Park Ave. FA 28112. ST. JOHN'S RIVER. Lake <<> North Court tftreet Dep ut y Clerk Or lando, Florida Harney. Furnished Camp (8F.AL) Publish Aug . I, 12. If. 29. 1993 bt ene trom. Davie h Mclntneh 1901 Park Avenue AIR-CONDITIONED 2 Bed­ on 100' waterfront lot, ad­ C I ’ L-3 A tt or n ey a at 1-iw FA 2-5232 anytime room House furnished on joining lot available too. Por t O ff lc a D<>t 11X0 iv i in: ci HLi i r I 111 Hr op Hanford. Florid.* 12*7! large lot. $85 month. FA 2Call Owner at 3491191 t . v ivrit j i n n i v i . i ih - P u b lle h : Aug. 12, 11. 24. Aapt. FURNISHED downstairs apt. 0397. I I IT OF AVII poll •>:*!- 2. 1141. (Geneva). attic fan. Adults. Reason­ Vol.ll lOt’ VTV. PI oil III 4. C DL -24 2 IlEDROOM unfurnished RIVERFRONT HIDE-AWAY able. FA 2-1854. I lIVVtKNV XO. I.1*i TIIK BOSTON PIVK CSNT* iv Tin: « iri .'i it m i i» r <>r House with large fenced LOCATED in the Center of 8AVJNOS U A N k Tin: vivrii ji mi h i . i in. 2 BEDROOM Kitchen fqtip yard at 2507 Yale Ave. Call PUIutlff. c i r r oi- 4vii for * i : h i SHAD and HASS fishing on ped. NO-8-5593 for jp|*>mtv*. FA 2 1313 after 3 p m. viii. i : i in v i i . ri iihiii i. the Beautiful St. Johns Riv­ MARION K. LY.VK HALM, ( II i m i :ii v vo. i:qm merit. fu rm er ly kn- jw u as M A K to N i : v.u t er. A I960 to x55' Aluminum n o s T O N * a v i N <i s SMALL clean furnished Apt. L. L I N L, i t » : EFFICIENCY Apartment on Trailer completely furnish­ Vicinity of Food Fair. Ad­ I n f e u i U a t s BANK, Plaintiff, First St. Near 2 city free NOTICE OF MIT IS ed on Large Lot. Trailer, ults. FA 2-0702 VI • ROkTUtliU Foil Ft Mini III: •WILLI parking lots and shoppm: \ M K951FKK *n l YBLfast, and Hide-Away with TOi Marlon K. !»jrn# llalm, LT.V KKIFLIL hie wife. stores. No utility charge*. DUPLEX Apartment. 2 Bed­ restful quietness and pri­ formerly known a* Alarf>af» ndanle. Ion K. Uyne, and \Viltism room furnished. 2ui E. Suitable for couple or sin­ vacy may lie youra for M im e : iif <»iir n It. Hahn, her hueban«L h o iitim ih : fimiiji i.«vi iu : 27th St. FA 2 6177. gle, alto retired people. 500.00 with Easy Terms. III.SlIlEMEi C M C NOW N Lid AM KKIFFIl and I Ml TOI All parties claiming TOi WI FA 2-4712. YU LET A KEIFKIt. hia LARGE 4 bedroom itouae. 1 Interaete by, through, un­ wife der* Or A g ains t tha acre yard. Next to new RENT A HEI> lireil»F.M'9:i rxKNOWN Stemper Agency said persons (M i Tilt All parties rlalmlng high school. $65. a mo. kit­ Kollaway, Hospital 4 Baby YOl' A HE h er eb y notified Interests by. through, un* that a C om p lain t to foreclose chen equipped. FA 2 7651. Beus. REALTOR - - INSUROK t|sr or against the afurea certa in m ortgsae enc u m ­ FA 2-4091 1919 S French Ave said persons By Day, Week, or Month be ring the f o l l o w i n g described Cl.KAN garage apartment, YOU AHE hereby notified real pro p erty , t o - w l t : CARROLL'S FURNITURE furnished, $45. mo. 612 NEW HOMES Lot se. Him k -K”. COI .V- that a Complaint t*» foreclose Ph. FA 2-5181 ltfi W. 1st St. a certain mortgage ennimT R t ( L I U IIANUlt UNI r Park. We are pleated to offer two bsring tha following described N U 1. a c c o r d i n g to the new homes in Lake Mary 2 BEDROOM furnished plat thereof « « r«c-»rded real property, to-wlt: I'UKNISIIKI) apti*. Newly Lot II. OAKLAND IIU-US. 1r» 1*1 it lb k ' .. i .. apartmtiit. FA 2-U641. for immediate sale. A very according |o toe plat decorated. 60! Palmetto, F ub lio Itecord e o f nemlattractive 2 HR, Its bath thereof at recorded In note C ou n ty , Florida FA 2 1374. WE NEED RENTALS flat Hook 13. fag- 91. home with built in kitdieii t bas been filed a g a in s t > 'U In fublla Itecorde of risinl* Do you have u home, furthe a b o v e - s t y le d suit, end you can be your* for $150 down. note futility. Florida, are requ ired to serve a • -py niala'd or unfurnished, large 3 BEDROOMS. 2 bath home. Total rust only $9950. Also of } ..or Answer i»r other hne beam fltad .igalnet )•• • In Kitchen equipped. I arto* or small that you want to il 'le^ d lng to the Complaint on th* gbo\a-st> led suit, and you a new 3 BR, I'a bath home Fia. Room X Patio. 103 E. F U lntlfC * a t t o r n # j t. ANUEK* are rs«4uired lo serve a copy rent, if you do. call or stop wall ducted air condition­ of your A n s w e r «»r otfi-r IjOiN. IlLriH. DEAN- 1/J ttN - —---- i - « . •‘ - • Onora Rd. FA 2-5137. i ' m* .,r» by today for (a>t service. i*i#n Ok tan 4j«~» rt...r^™T7T ing and healing. Only $12, Legal Notice Legal Notice I ’ ’ as: « s u r a l %venue, UrUndo, Florid*. 4tud file (tie or.giuzt Anawer o r u t b e r I’ N • It' w In the o f f l / e t ( lb # Clerk o f the C ir cu it C o u r t o n or t»f*.re the 3'>ih lay o f tug u«t. D U . If }«JU fell to xJ*> •9 A (l#er«o will b « i t l n n ! pra cl n f f i i u in# r«U#f Ml $lW4 fur > ud 'f *1« ri<4 «•! In th# < u m p U U L • T hU t.ati'il one 4 4 w## k fo r fuur c o m e r u t l v« w v j k e 1 tbe f u r l lirrzl.1. D \ l*i D iu ie :* ;i i tl4| o f Ju ly. 1993. (t fL A L ) ll« kwltii. Jr. A rth ur If. C le r k o f < *ult Court Dezti. Auifereun* Hu* ij#ii ii*. e L*ftrr.«le* ft (u /uuiieellure e: A llu r a e y e a u i 1*4W Plulaal 1. Lost A F o u l m 333 K e it Cenlrw! U • .U v zr 4 m l O ff ice It i i 33IS O ilt r lo . riorble T 211- 4431 I i|bll*h July 39 A A * •■ 19. ! 9%: Cbk*i44 P U I n t lff'e e t lorn ey* A M f . u -si *V It ( «* 11 p | •« s DKS ft van «|eu ItLIlfa. 323 L i s t C entrel Avenue. O r lzn Jo. Kl«*ri l . i n ) f :• g ln e l A n e w « r or other l*Di«lmg In the offi.-e nf the Cfark (lie Circuit Court on or bef ire (b e 9th Uey o f flepurubet 1**c». If y o u fell (*# Um 4.3 a I* ree l#r«a I'siifeMd will * »h*u agalnat jrou fur lh# relief 9<* meiiJaJ In the t u m p i i l i i t . Lca.mg a iK i p l u y i - l l ) I11JU- ageinent services. Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park Ave 322-2420 8. Ileach Itentalo III ll III.,I IN II.. an front Apartment. Daytona Beach, j FA 2-1058. 9. For Sale or Rent Stenstrom Realty Piano Tuning and Repair READY MIX Concrete, win­ W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4223 dow aills, lintels, steps, blocki, land, c«m«at, rack, pipe, steel, grease trips, dry well*, stepping stones. Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ Miracle Concrete Co. isfaction guaranteed. Ph. 309 Kim. Ave. FA 2-3751 FA 2-1117. L A W N SERVICE FRIGIDAIRB Salat h Service G. H. HIGH 1700 W. 1st St. Aaniord Ph. FA 2-3183 ROOFING SEMINOLE A VOLUSIA Repair or New Any Type Contract or Hour BONDED ROOFING CO. 668-5759 DEBARY SMITH Atr-Condltion Refri­ geration aervire. All work guaranteed. Very reason­ able in price. Day FA 2-7434 Night FA 2-2069. LAWNS Renovated • Aerate Remove Thatch - Chinch Bug Spray (VC-13) - Fertl*ae— Ph. FA 2 4244 MANSFIELD LAWN SER. 11! \. Park Ave. Two bedroom llou-e. Kitchen 2.25 ACKK.V *i( hub Irrigated I equipped. 97000 Per Mo. COUNTRY HOMES land. For information c a l l 1 Title .Votlce • . $!1 l*e oubtleti* Three Bedroom House Kit. Large 4 bedroom home on 2 FA 2-4069. etl o n r e i w e e k fur f*»ur •on* Equipped $95.mi per mu. I •ecutlve weeks In me Penl"l» at only $4,500. Bedroom House, large Fla. 12. Heal Estate For Sale fo n t Herald h bedroom home with 7 acres DATUU title let d a y of Room. Kit-hen Equipped land at $7,950. A ug uet. 1993. C L E A R E D la it for aale. :i7(>’ and Air Conditioning A r t h u r If. He k « U h . Jr I lie.lrooiii hum,, with 5 acre* x 200' c->iner Ray A E. 4th. c l e r k o f Clt • ii J W Hall. Real!) at $12,500. Phone ua for liy : 9Urlh* T. \in.ei» $1(1,500 CASH or TERMS. Ph. 322 3641 Dep uty Clerk detail*. FA 2 0221. (8K A L) Afi' Uriun, Ituih, Dean. An investment, not an exROBERT A WILLIAMS L s w n l e e ft van den lle r g JOHN F FOX I* n II.IV 22*9 pensr TaB FA 2 561? (nr Realtor DrJ*..|., kl»rl.f« REALIllR I llayiiiouti Lou-iqulsl, Asso. expert adv.ra on a ID (aid ik A u g . #| *«, 19. 3%. D i a | advcrLaing campaign. HU N. Park Ave. 323 0559 1 FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg C PL-9 PhUco, new picture ............................ tube $79.95 Sllvertone, new picture tuba T.V. PORTABLES RCA ...... . . . . . . . ...,$49.99 G.E................................... $599$ REFRIGERATORS Crotley 199.95. New Paint. Coldspot $99.93. New Paint. 1 G.E. Double door. New Paint........................ $149.91 Leonard $99.93. New Paint Frigldaire $29.93. It works. N org e .......................... $49.93 Will trade on these or $3.08 down deliveri any used ap­ pliance or T.V. Call Bob or Vergil at Goodyear. FA 2 2821. 553 W. 1st St. WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, With purchase of Blue Lus­ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS tre, rent Electric Carpet All Types and Sires Shampoocr for only $1 peg 14. Inxurunce We Repair and Service day. Carroll's Fumltura. S T I N E SENIOR Citiaens may quali­ Ilk TON Air - Conditioner. fy' for Life or Hospital In­ Machinery and Supply Co. 18,000 BTU. 220 volt. ShaD 207 W. 2nd St. FA 26432 surance to ago 75. Fred J. low well, pump, tank k Harris FA 2-7060 for appL pipe. Electric Range and Air-Conditioninpr all of thii in excellent con­ II. B. POPE CO., INC. 15. ItuHinrsu* Opportunity dition. 322 6901. 3U0 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 FOR LEASE. Attractive, well Sc« located SERVICE STATION. SWIMMING instructions, all VEGETABLE plants. Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store, level*. FA 2-3332. Major oil Co. Ilaa opportun­ 2nd and Sanford Ave. ity for Service Station deal­ Tractor, mowing, discing, er. Excellent profit poten­ blade, scoop. FA 2-7664. ASSUME PAYMENTS on tial. Plenty of room. PAID popular make ilg tug, auto­ TRAINING i* financing 29. Automobile Service matically makae button available. Ph. FA 2-0343. hole* and dial for faneg Auto Glass, Tops atitches. Guaranteed. Five A Sea* Covers 17. Male Help Wanted payment* of $6.90 or $30 AUTO GLASS & cash. FA 2-0411. AUTO 111 X. Park Ave. 322-2420 MECHANIC SEAT COVER CO. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 80JJ TrunnniiftKion exiwrience \LL WORK GUARANTEED preferred HOLLER MOTOR SALES Sanford. Fin. SEMI-RETIRED- MAN. "w atkins route is available for tills area. Many aemi-retired men now earning $60 00 to $150 00 per weak. Also have one lull time Route available. For inter­ view in your area, write Mr. McGarlty, Box 627, WilBaton, Florida. MECANICALI.Y inclined man to l*«ni reenppinyr. Regu­ lar work. O. K. Tire Stores. 2113 French Ave. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED HOUSEHOLD sale. $1.00 te 130. 907 W. 20th. 8 u.m. to 4 p.m. SPECIAL — Fresh cage Eggs, Come k get 'urn. 2739 Coun­ Sen’.tarik Glnss nml Paint try Club Rd. Birkoa Egg Ooni|Niny Factory. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 I SOLD alt the used Alr-Coi 31 A. PetM ditionrrs. So I’ve slaahs prices on all the new one SHETLAND PONIES Come get 'em. A1 Lyoi FOR CHRISTMAS Sunford Elect! ic. Pay each week A have yours paid for by Christmas. We COMPLETE Maternity ward, will keep until Dec. 24. robe. Site 18. $26.00. Also Saddles, Blankets, 322 9056 bridles & halters. After 3 FA 2 5479 or FA 2 5077. NEW Singer Port. Model 185. Reduced to $89.95, As low MINIATURE Dachshund Pup­ as $r*.00 per mo. FA 2-6783, pies. 2 month* Old. Pedi­ gree. FA 2-7719. 31-A Swap or Exchoaf* 18. Help Wanted 32. Klowrrn • Shrub* BUY, Sell it Trade Guns. HEAL ESTATE broker or Osteen Bridge Fish Camp LIGUSTRUM 50 ccnti to $13. sale* person — licensed 4 Gun Shop. Gray Shadows Nursery only — top flight posi­ 4 mi. S. on Sanford Avo. tion with a local offlca — 33. Articles Wanted worth $10,000 to $15,000 GERHA DAISIES. Dutch Mill WANTED used T.V.’a. Ph. first year. Call Orlando Nursery. Upssia ltd. Just FA 2 9778. collect, GA 2-1671. off 20th St. A 1st. 19. Situations Wanted 33. Furniture CHILDREN kept. FA 2-4182. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Cash. BABYSITTING. 323 0380. SUPER TRADING POST FA 20677. Child Care. FA 2-2274. PALMING. Repair*. Work WANTED reliable couple to take up monthly payments guaranteed. FA 2 0259. of $13.50 on 3 complete REFINED, experienced in rooms of furniture. Call gen. office, bookkeeping TK 8-1511, Casselberry, col typing, receptionist and lect. cashier. TE $1430, Cassel­ IN* d furniture, appliances, berry. tools, etc. Bought * Sold. I.urry‘e Mart 215 Sanford 20. ItahynitterH Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 BABY silting day or iiiglst FA 21212. FREE ESTIMATE Upholstering 4 Mattreu ren­ 21. Beauty Salon* ovating. New & Used Furni­ ture. Call Nia Bedding Mfg. Cut 'N Curl Deuuty Simp Co., at 7U9 Celery Ave. Cold wave special $6 95. Simp FA 2-2117. now bat special facial Semi-Retired Carpenter Small Repairs — Painting Phone FA 2-7U8J 327 2420 R ea lly BAMBOO blinds, « feet fl.|»| 6 feet $2 88; I feet $319: 10 feet $4.99. Also match stick blinds. Furniture Cen­ ter. lioo French Ave. SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ T.V. CONSOLES tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. Motorola, new picture tub# 322-3308. .... . . . . ,. $79.94 booth services. Hair sty­ 31. Articles For Sule ling, skin auulysu facials, manicure, pedicure. Call Ladies, children, shoes. $1.99 up. Mens times $2 99 up. (or evening appt. Surplus City, 2U1 W. 1st. 318 Palmetto Ave. ----Plainc ihinr 111 mu— tHH.trr— rratTer. 2 -Wheat. r»h uitn f i n or I'untrnPhone-door (2 ) 322 8525 tmiial financing. Better see 6*x9* Leil., $100 or reason­ liie»« today. able oiler. FA 2-6U48. 22. Build • I'lilnt • Repair Stenstrom 34. Article* f o r Sal* WARNING 36. Automobiles • Trucks BUYING A NEW or USED CART FINANCE IT WITH US 4 Low Interest Rates ♦ tmw Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANK 1956 UIKV. 2 dr. HT. H. A IL 323-2740. 1956 FORD Fair lane. 4 dr! It. A II. Auto., Power Steer, V-8, WSW. 322 1425. WANTED 4 door station wag­ on not over $450. cash. FA 2 6337. '56 IlUICK Century convert!Idle, excellent condition. $125. Call FA 2-H9I0. 1968 SI.MCA. $250. Court St. FA 2-4820. 1405 37. RoaU • Motors Gateway To The Waterway Kobflon Sporting Goods Your EVINUUDE Dealer 304 48 E.‘ l»t Ph. FA 2 5981 ATTENTION — Two 23 hp. EvinruJt Motor* ready to go. $225. Will Dade or linnance. Clast U Hydroplane with Mercury super 10 and trailer. $22u. Jerry's Out­ board A Machine. 412 San­ ford Ave. You Should Try This Re­ claimed, Zig Zag Sewing Machine liefore Yuu Buy. Popular Brand, Like New 2.s. Plum lung Services Condition, 63 Motel, Butt­ ri.UMBI.NG onholes, Fancy Stitches, Contracting Repiiri Munongramt. Embroiders, 14' ORLANDO CUpper, 10 fcp. FREE ESTIMATES Johnson. T~ail«r, accessorDarns, Without Attachment* K. L. HARVEY let. 8JM. 2611 Iroquois Guaranteed, Pay Off Re­ 2o i Saniord A v e FA 2 3383 Are. FA 2 93«7. maining 6 Patiiicnta Of 88.06 Or $15.66 Cash. Pb JS. Had in A Television 39. Trailern • Cabana* FA 2 8627. USED T.V. Sets $10 up. Ser­ SPORTSCRAFT ’to.SO xlif. vice rath $? no Sanford If you need nerp, call 1 Redmom, front kitchen, T. V. avrvice. tiu bauivtd FA 2 5613 and plafc u HerA^e. Ph. I*A 2 9776. j aid Classified roomy, clean. Iteaxoaiblt. Orlando 855-1642. �I I Found Dead In Clothes Dryer 14 . c*r. David E. Dtaf* more than 75,000 Armed For* i and both ar» saalfMd to the •Ifh. a M year nU rao of gtafud Naval operations, kaa returned to the Heavy Attack Wlag One staff as Kitty officer. A m ast graduate of the Naval War CoUeya. Newport, X. 1., Dearotph will relieve 14. Cdr. C. Thomas CovtlJ, who kaa been transferred to Glen* via* (0L> Naval Air Sla* Daarolpk has served In various capacities at Sanford Naval Air Station since 1957, excepting for this recent 10■eath period of Instruction •t the Naval War College. LL Cdr. Dooald C. Hamil­ ton, administration officer of Heavy Attach Squadron Throe, who also has been at •NAS since 1157, has been transferred to Heavy Photo* graphic Squadron <1 at Guam. ]*• Me been attached to VANS since 1M0 In capacities M flight instruelor, landing signal officer, personnel of* fleer and admlnlatratlce of* •dm Humbler, aviation boatswain's mate 1/e, son of Mrs. J. A. Rumblcy, Sanford, recently returned from a sin-week midshipmen train­ ing cruise aboard the attack carrier USS Shangri-La in the North Atlantic ott Newfound­ land down the St. Lawrence Seaway to Quebec, The Shan­ gri-La la an Atlantic Fleet ■alt operating out of Hay* port, Fla.. David J. Smith, 17, son •f Mr. and Mrs. Joel E. Smith, R.R.l, Longwood, is ■ndcrgolng basic training at the Naval Training Center, Groat Lakes, IQ. Pfc. Vernon L. Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edda Jan­ es, R.R. 1, and Pfc. The mil James, son of Mrs. Maggla James, 4t William Clark Court, are participating in Exarciae Swift Strike 111 In Georgia, North Carolina and 4 South Carolina involving Charlie C. Flinn Succumbs At 86 Charlie Ctoment Flinn, M, died at his home near Green wood, S. C„ after several years of declining health. He had many frienda in the San ford area. Mr. Flinn w n the aon of the late Henry Clay and Car rle Rush Flinn and had spent his entire life In the county. He waa a builder with Greenwood Mills until hla retire­ ment. He was a deacon In the Callle Self Memorial Uapllit Church and was a member of the Masonic L«dge No. 91 for 60 years. Survivors Include his wife, Mrs. Sallie Still Flinn, o( Greenwood; five daughters, Mra. W. G. Burnett, Mrs. LI telle Huih, of Green wood; Mra. C. B. Bush, of Helton, 8. C.; Mrs. Luclle Williams, of San Pablo, Calif., and Mra. Myrtle Jordon of Aiken. S. C., and three listen, Mrs. J. II. Bush, of Greenwood; Mra. A. It. Stewart, of Halfour, N. C., and Mr*. A D Braver of Chattanooga, Trnn. Service* were held at the Callle Self Church Sunday at 4 p in. with burial in Green­ wood Memorial Gardens. BIRMINGHAM Ala (UPI) cei personnel. Tilt Treniportetloo Company James and Jones *r« grad* at Camp Leroy Johnson at —An electric clothes dryer, nates of Croom a High School |New Orleans. located in a small storage house, became ian air-tight death chamber for fo two small M id ?i boys here Sunday, An all-night search ended a* A. D. Cummings found the bodies of hla grandson, David Wayne McCain, 8, and Rickey Lee Si Spann, who would hava ____ j 4 next Saturday. The d oer had no latch Inside and authorities e s t i m a t e d the youngstere died within three mlnutea after closing its dour. They suffocated. David and Rickey disappear­ ed Saturday afternoon. A pre­ liminary search Boon develop, ed Into a neighborhood hunt Mary A . Jones j Friday D. C. HAMILTON D. E. DEAROLPI1 Siamese Twins Parted Las ANGELES (UP1) Two teams of aurgeons, work­ ing against a 34-hour dead­ line, aeccessfully separated the Siamese twin ions of a teen-aged Glendale, Calif., coupl* Sunday. The operation on the dayold boys look three hours. Surgical teami of three doctori each were tislgncd to each baby in the operation. "The best we can say la that they are in aatlifaclory condition,” laid a spokesman for Children's Hospital, where the operation was performed. "The critical, postoperative period will last from a week to 10 days.” Both Infanta were placed in incubatora following the op­ eration. The boys, Daniel Clifford and David Eugene, were born Saturday at Glendale Sanitarium by Caesarian sec­ tion to Mrs. Rebecca Bartley, HI. She and her husband. William, 19, gave permission for the separation. The twins were the first children born to Bartley and hll wife. She was reported in aatlifaclory condition at the sanitarium. Doctors said the separation operation had to be perform­ Servicemen In The News Charles T. Crderqulet, hoepilnl rnrpemim I fe, »nn of Mr. and Mrs, Edwin II. fetteripdst, of Geneva, bun cwmplet r ] a leadership course at the Naval Schools Command, Nor­ folk, Va. Jnmra D. Wright, IS, son of Mr. and Mrs. Janirs D, Wright, Altamonte Spring*, i* undergoing recruit training at the Naval Training Cen­ ter, Great Lakes, III. ed within 30 hours of the twins', birth to tilt the scales o( survival in their favor. The operation was complet­ ed six hours before the dead­ line passed. Dr. Dwight Galluway, chief surgeon at the hospital — who did not participate in the operation — said the twins were Joined from their breastbone to navel. .Miss Mary Annie Jones, U. died Friday afternoon at Seminole Memorial Hospital aftrr a long Illness. She had made her home at 213 Crystal Drive for the past 25 years. Mlsa Jones was a member of Bethel Jlfthodlst Church of Charleston, S. C., and she is survived by a sister, Mrs. A. K. Appleby, of Sanford, ami a brother, R. A. Jones, of Charleston. The body has been sent to Charleston for funeral and burial services. Brlsson Fun­ eral Home was In charge of local arrangements. ARMOUR f. FU LLY COOKED SM O K ED SM M S WHOLE OR SH AN K H A L F CALL FA 2*6037 Quantity Rights PAOLA ROAD Reserved LB. LE A N M EA TY W ESTERN PORK CHOPS F R E S H 100', P U R E GROUND BEEF AUGUST CLEARANCE “ ENERGYn s “ W N TER G ARD EN ” FROZEN HIIBUNUREAmniKIS MEAT Com * In before Iho/ro GONE! We have to clear out all these 1963 Frigidaire models to make room tor new Fall ship­ ments, especially tho new ’64 washers and dryers. Limited quantities, so come on the run for the Dost Buy everl PIES EACH (Limit: ! With Tour |3 Ur Mora Food Order, plra*e> Limit 3 Wilh it Knud Order IMi-a.a. THRIFTY FRIGIDAIRE 2-DOOR REFRIGERATOR) • Gig, big 100 lb. zero zone freezer with separate door. • Automatic defrosting in refrigerator section. • Twin Porcelain Enamel vegetable Hydrators, roomy storage door. At First A Palmetto (Alongside old post office) Model LARG E F IR M ■ maim a in R E I) \N R IP E Tomatoes CORN FLAKES GefOur 8 ()/. Low-low'Price! • Carpet* • Furniture • Tile • Pianos • Rental lied* nii— i i n ~f M l I* “ K E L L O G G ’S” ~- FDS-13T-1 13.24 cu ft. PKG. ( L i m i t : 3 W i t h Y o u r * 7 , , r M ure Knud O r d e r , I 'f t a - e ) Budget-priced Flairloveliest range of all! Filigreetf oven floor glides up out ot the way. Roll to you cook­ ing top. Fast heating Bodi.intube turlate units. water nnie»— automatic tint rfupotji We advance C is trfo r Insurance premiums and — mortgage payment*, shopping, medical and car expense*, debt consolidation, household expend­ itures end family emergencies of every nature. Everything is handled on a simplified basis, with the payment terms geared to fit your pockttbook. ^ B esP & y * - Atbaw Brices! to $400 C O R P O R A T I O N - - toutoee— —------------------------ 111 Watt Fint Sheet............................... Tel. FAufo* 2-3743 — 421 North Orange Avenue..................... Tet. GArden 4 3405 40) Wat) Control Roulevard. . . . . . . . . . . . lei. GArden34473 1241 Eotl Colonial Drlva........................ Tel. GArden 5-2641 or “ C A M P B ELL’S” I.AItGK I’M VEL . TOMATO SOUP L b . I'k u . AJAX i r . W IL L BAGGIES REG. Vodef ■OF 630 CAN cabmt SOAKY PA LM O LIVE (LIMIT t, PLEASE) 2 0.A.C. FINANCE -**»■■■«■" ffieed/ 'B e s tB u y * WuMWOAti m a d i t o sisidints BACON • FREE ESTIMATES Fresh running LOANS WED. FLA. CiRADB A LARGE • WELLS DRILLED • PL'MI’ B SERVICED AND INSTALLED • SPRINKLER SVSTEMS matically, • 3 Ring Agitator battles deep dirt nut wall* out beating. ■— THRIFTWAY FANCY SLICED PLUMBING • Soaks automatically, washes auto­ m TU ES. • F IR S T CU T Low, low priced FRIGIDAIRE Soak Cycle washer! Loom up M ON. • BREAKFASTSPECIALS M. G. HODGES ralk about BEST BUYS-they’re here NOW! OVER 33 YEARS Sanford Furniture Co. with local police, eHH defense and National Guard unit* toon expanding the numbers. Charles King was helping. His home is located about midway between those of tha victims. The bodies were found In his dryer. King went to his storage house to get hla boots before Joining the starchen, but fail­ ed to see the boys In the dryer. I’olics said the state fair gounde, an amusement park and an airport were searched, one group even going to a baseball game on a tip the boys were there. T. E. Wells, who livea be­ hind the King home, reported he had seen David end Rickey climb Kings fence. It was then Cummings went to the storehouse and opened the dryer door. David, aon of Mrs. Remice fills, Newport New?, V s , end Billy McClain, of West Point, Maaa., had lived with his grandparents most of his Ilfs, ills mother visited Mm only a short time before the tragedy. Ttw M bum fa EARLY BUYS! a u n ia e iy to w n s 6. H. High FR IG ID A IR E APPLIAN CES 17tm West Flr*l St.. 363-3315 O V IE D O 322-3M63 7/u u ftU H W •SANFO RD 25TH & PA R K it k g . it v it s n ir o * SOAP b a t h it a i t s o ie »*» Where it's a PLEASURE lo serve �(51tr 8 >auftidi iim tlit WEATHER: Widely scattered thiirulemhowers, in afternoons mostly, through Wednesday: high today DIMH*: low tonight in 70s. VOL. 53 * * * C lO c * Commerce Chamber of new coat building getting of paint . . .Sanford paint, that In. (§ . • • Police thief Roy William* warned niotoii*!* today hi* officer* have commenced * rrackdown on violator* Who "Jump** the traffic light* or fail to conic In a stop at stop sign*. • • * 4 .Mr*. Lucy C. Anderson, of Golden L»ke, received a news­ paper clipping from Martetta. (Jllio, teiiing lilac her nlnUi visitor, Mr*. 7.ctta Rhode*, while watching a water akl show, waa stunned by a light­ ning bolt and hospitalized. • « • United P uma Leased Wire KstebUabed 11W8 TUES., AUGUST 13. 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 776 Recreation (seared To ILS. Plans Ganss Tells Of County's Program Commercial Survey Gels Couniy OK Sportsmen's Assn. To Up 10-Acre Public Park Negotiations sre b*ing com­ pleted for the purchase of 10 acres o f waterfront properly ss a public recreation facil­ ity, it was reported today by W. A. Adams, prrshlrxvt of tho Seminole County Sportsmen's Association. F'urther detail* relative to this public park will he reli-nsrd, Adams said, when ne­ gotiations rite completed by the association's committee on parks and playgrounds. Another project of the rtiih w hich. Adams stated, will be confined to members only, ts tlie establishment of a comtrolled dove shooting field. I'rogri-ss was reported by the channel marking commit­ tee which is emlrnvoriug to complete Its project of renew­ ing the markings in the St. Johns River for the benefit of sinull boat owners. Membership committee, ac­ cording to Adams, reported that many of the club's -150 members had renewed their membership ami reminded dull officers that there ore openings awn hiMe for more memh.-is during the ItnU-T,I fiscal year, Adams reported to board memtiers that an outdoor par­ ty will be held just before the hunting season nml appointed a committee to plan the affair. County Commissioner* to­ Seminole County’s proposed day uutlinrircd Mrs. Mary luns range planning for recEarle' Walker, lux assessor, rentism will he geared to stale to proceed u.tb final plans and federal planning, it wa* for « surrey of commercial reported today by Fred Gan properly In llic city of San­ as, chairman of the county ford. committee. Although the budget tor Ganx* slated the federal next year ha* not yet been government )> planning ap completed, Coinmr. James propriations totaling SI bit Avery moved that Mrs. Wal-1 Seminole Plaza merchant* linn for ruereational develop­ Iker be authorized to go ahead; flare Informed the Town of ments. tiv) per cent in bo used with contracting for survey,j Casselberry tlmt nil future by the states ami io per cent with the assurance (hit sh e1 advertising will hear the "Cas­ by the federal government. would be given the necessary selberry" address. Florida's recreational plan $7,75ti. . . . already has been approve ! by Ford Cavanaugh of Rear Those who want “ to m*, a the U. S. Department of the I-akc appeared bctorc the good ball game" are invited Interior, Ganas said. commission representing pro­ by Casselberry's recreation The c* tiiity chairman made perty owners and parent* of commission chairman Larry his xUtiinivnt tld* morning the Rear Lake area with a re­ MISS FLORIDA of tho United States Twirling Ullller, to come out to the alter Tlie Herald revealed quest that the commission J. F. ROUT, A. H. Peterson Jr., chnirmnit of the hospital board of trustees. Assn., in Miss Ann Mahan o f Sanford who took jftsll Park diamond at 6 p.m. Monday t h e committee's consider building a sidewalk Mayor Toni McDonald, Robert Uesserer, hospital administrator, and Ralph fifth place in the national IIST A beauty contest ™oday to see the South Semi* along SR O l so Bear Lake "thoughts" of building a tnWight visit the area where the children’s wing of Seminole Memorial Hos­ held at Jackson, Minn., it wan annmmcctl today, pole Senior Little League School a n d acrc fresli water lake in Lake Forest Lake pital will he established. The Rotary Club lias undertaken to raise funds Minn Mahan, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Robert playoff between Cuaselherry Academy students will not Monroe lor bathing and vv.i to equip this now bare area. IJlackeyed pens, donated by Chase anil Com­ Mahan, will lie a nenlof at Seminole High School ter spurts. •and Bear Lake. The Cassel­ have to walk on the highway. pany, will go on sale again Wednesday at $1 per bushel. Fentons wishing thin fall. She competed againnt Kirin front all berry team took the first half '’ Recreation areas will he Cavanaugh said the State to contribute to the chidren's wing fund can do so by purchasing these over the U. S. in tin* pttKcant, which was judKed of the season while Ritir Lake Road Department had olfereil provided primarily," Gana* peas Wednesday from 7 to 10 a.m. and II to 7 p.m. at the first farm on fill percent mi talent, 'Jo percent on beauty and came out winners of the sec­ use of tho right oi way alum: said. "The trend is away TAMPA f UI*I) — Two Celery Avenue east of Mellomille Avenue. Ili iug your own container anil J,‘> percent mi |Hii>e and pernnmility, Minn Maltau ond half. come-look-see parks f r o m the road. Cavanaugh propp­ striking union members wa*re­ . . . pick your own peas for $1 per bushel. (Herald 1‘ hotoJ won her state crown at Apopka in Slay. where there is little til do hut ed that the county and the charged today with plotting admire nature. The new trend Attorney Kenneth McIn­ citizen* s h a r e the cost. the injury of General Tele-1 t o s h informed the Caasellierry Cmmr. Avery was requested is toward areas that ean lw phone I'o. employes and a new used hy active people. Board of Aldermen at it* to look into Hie cost. wave of sabotage wa* report­ "Much o) it will Inkeyed meeting Monday night that a Tlie access road to the ed as company and union pnliiiuor license in Seminole Fngiiah Estate* school was to water. A survey has shown pnred to answer an ultimatum that people want to have ttn-lr County today is worth l - 'v again up for discussion by railing for a 90-day rooting fun on. in nr near water. 0O0. Question came up in dis­ Engineer Bill Bush, who said There is a |,*t of water use in off period in the '(tike. cussion over one now in liti­ that all rights of way of­ Charged with nuiqurilig to the stale. The favorite out­ gation owned by Seminole fered so far are too narrow to roiuniil mayhem were Roger diilrs ate null subject to ap­ ( ’apt. James u. Miiyu today door sport m F'lurldn is swim Jtaeew ay. meet road specification*. It. I'lenity. 21, aid .Marvin l„ TIi* I'usseltieny ltourd of nre not meeting building m l* * • • proval hy higher autliuriiy. told member* of Sanford's r.ty Commission took under i A **-v ■•»»* " ,i“ Wucaser, 50, liollr of f'lurit Ahluimrn Moluluy night took Bid* were opened on ma­ requirements in improving th* sperifaully the commander of ,, . . residents of the slate want Municipalities will receive terials for a shed with the Lions Club liiul the Tenth evening • , , , . Naval Air Fours for the i -. i .i-tr-lit Monday • j more picnic ground*, more City. The charge is a felony. initial ste|i* in adopting a hausa they recently moved Attribution* from Juno Cig- single hid rejected. Copper Annual B. lulling Derby liu* ... I. tmndatmu by City Mon-.swimming, more i - 'I,..-* for Bond was set nt Sl.tMHI ctveli muds improvement program Atlantic Fleet, in«Nuifnlk. netie tax collection* a* fol- Company, ^pe.. im*' hid- t,; .1 CV - r l C* . ’ and a In-arhlg rlate was set for which would imlinlo paving into town wax halted when ii-, r W. Ff. Knovvh's (li.it eon- limiting and ennipjiig." i’ fv.ever, h *mid phirmn . ows: Altamonte Spring. Jf.-fder on .ia qit.mi.ty of m muted • ,-u „■ p . 7 7. ' of heavily traveled Overhmok Mdutordt warned that Ihu begun nt ihu Santo* : i eialh'ii t*e given to the 2 Gan.is pointed out that $70 Aug. 22. :srt.07: Casselberry, 51,292.5**: | j,Jnd a negotiated bid matter thould he handled at j|nj 0, 1 . .11.1 ...inner ef The men are accused by an Drivs and straightening of 1.ongwooil, $327.07; North Or-1 jor jwo gas tanks for the >'l4llf„r,rw Heavy A t t a c k . aval Air Stall it based on * in . closing hour for nil r* billion R a|»enl annually by • privato meeting before any talilishnirnts with liquor li Vrnerieans on recreation and undercover city detective of Winter 1'ntk Drive. these dates, lando. ? 37.3J; Oviedo. 1709. 42; county road department wav further action it taken hy th* Wing One, pointed out tin■, offering $100 for each coinRond Board ( halrmnn J. A*l .*i .ling the Lion*' noon •■nses "to eliminate th* pres- the “ ligiu c may double by mid Sanford, *11,501.St. approved. , puny ertiiiloye injurtd. Detec­ D. Self was authorized fo n t bon rd, ,tii« of sonic with rind l!i;u." • • • * »..ii a -einl.ly, tb,- Wlog - t The comniiuion approved A committee, tomposed of t'oinmuniler snid tld* yt-ar - one without, nr rnpiesM for' Purpose of (b., rmirily tee- tive Ron Elirlclt said ho had it* negotinlur to seenra the Nliea, Mayor F'rcd lluttii and C o m m i s s i o n e r Jim my recommendation* of been offered the liioney and necessary rights of way on event would feature nil tile l .-I.,i p>-iini si»n" <n remain reatinn pianning committee, Crapps had a big surprise Ing bourd for rezonin Councilmen L. E, Woodhum*, eniiipelitive exercises, air- '•p n. I lie hoard took no nr- 1 he couclodeil, is to make a hod been told he would he both project*. Terms of the George Howard and Arthur At lirovvn at him Monday eve­ eral parcels of property in­ given the nanus and naddreesarrangement call for tho town mttnahip exhibition* ami ••• tion tint passed the rrcnnt- ,|inlv of recreational needs ning. He brought out in Corn- cluding locations l.ego, wax appointed to de» for u*e Ixilti now and ill the es of the victim-, loll could to get tiv-i right* of way nt rial festivities that have lliuh- ii-uihition "for study.** wd*«ion meeting he had be<*n Park on Lake How tcriiiitm what nt■’(>• should Imi wink oil 1 1 1 V O W I1, oclimated eo t* of from $1,7)10 A)*! -ii ,1 was given for the lutine .uni of exi.sluig pLildie m in r the v.hl ly publici.-.--1 requeued to a»k fur a post-' ami on NR CM taken. j The piMMlIdliUt * of a ti.if | L> HU with property own­ ■ale nf city owned property on land lor and in Seminole ponement on the razing of event iii piisi yen is. Agreement was reacivnt that lie light at the ItlleiM-i lion ers to sliate tho paving costs four condemned buildings. If approval is granted to >••nn*l Sin-el to llr-ns Motors (‘oiinty; make every effort to efforts are being mad* to of llvvy. 17-91 ami 27th hi nn n front foutiigs bad*. 1 preserve existing facilities City Manager Pete Knowles hold the Darby, the Wing for S5.m"i meet requirements on tho I were all but .-it uiguuhrd to­ plans to invite participation to othei action the Commix- j for public recreation; study At tlie mum tuna Belt was spoke up: “ Those tour build­ Schuerti home, al*o a "moveday as County Engineer Hill liillhorin-d la go aheiiil with ings were knocked down in |.mat recommend the acqiiisi from jinits bused til tl - sion: in.'* Hush l eported to (lie ( dimly i Net Si i>( !> for a meeting ns lam of additional niedeil plan* In provide printed agre**liitee hours this afternoon. Wldiihey Island (Wtinlt i N., In other business unnexa* Commissioners Henry Boggs nii-ut forms, upon request, to the las E luulizntion Hoard, areas ill Seminole County for Jimmy smiled ami shrugged. \al Air Sl.itmn, heavy utln> lion request* were brought up of Uni Stale It ad Depart\p|ioii>>,d Robert Kurn* to ihe present and future, and to l*-:nh|uiirter* for the Pueifn A BERLIN (IJI'I) — A heavy resident’ of nny men desiring to rlnto with action shelved .... .. *aid no traffic light wa* Lyman Coach Dick Cope­ Hideout Fount I tlie Hoard of Adjustment. |inordinate the local commit- explosion on lln* T'ommuni*l street paving in thn future. Fir et on a proposal presented hy warrant* d. land reported today that foot­ Granted tin- Kiwanls Chit, in- program with the stall side of a border canal early He nl«o wa* directed ta take East Const squadrons fly LONDON (DPI) — Police ilthburd Casselberry duo to Ho recommended that Reball practice ha* been moved said today they have found the p«"iilsahoi to uso ttoGivi, outdoor recreation cummitlee. ir g tin- A -It* Hkyhtiwk, vv. i luday iidiet ed in Hie second Mere*mrjf step* for maintain, lack of n plat for the Id Nolo Si. be relocated and up to t) a.m. Thursday (in­ hideout of the bandits who ___________ horse of the Navy's light itr Center for its uuinml benefit anmver*ary of lln hated Red * Dig proper and adequate drain­ pared area; stead of Friday) at the school staged Britain's $7.1 million nulling and center island* be in- k forces, also will Ire mvit f, r its un-h-rpiivileged eldlage where exi ting problems bull! Berlin wall. A request from tin* HoweM exteuded to diivuurage tr.dSJm. dim's fund and scholarship mail train rubliciy hist week. e,| to romprte. \Vr*t Berlin police said * 1 «r» located on lira town rights • • • Park Day Nursery for r<*fie tinning right nut of 27lh fund. And a large tluoug of high blue (lame shot 45 feel into "ay. newnl of operating permit win St. and crn.'sing against the A good question for a par- Rally Set Instrurb- I Mtuniey William ranking military off* inis nod Hr., air a* Ihe hlaxt echoed Dr.igi"** on tho proposed referred to the Zoning ltourd; o, L I til-hound traffic to the llmentarian was raised in II itIlium hi draft an orilinLOS ANCEI.ES il l'll civilians from all over lloPANAMA CITY, Fla (H Pli ItCfOVS Ihe Teltour Canal at 11 vv »nlli>Uf )>rdinuoee, back lit The question of whether Monday’* City Commission Evangelist Billy (iiuliniu re­ Pioectest Inn rtsta.il.ioL or nation is cxprrti-d to j-*io tin nr 11- nrun-' 1 1 the ll.'lhiueade the ha nil* of the /oiling Board Ihe father of five childrt 0 1 :iu a.m. Seminole Raceway will lx- ro^meeting. Jimmy Crapps mov­ turn* to the Irene of his first onto lllawulloi or ReSuta •enter property on shopping ritizen* of Kanfoid and C, n found ile.nl here, wav the vie The rnyderiou* explosion nfit-r examination by Ken­ quired to pay Ihe city fee* ed a request lie granted and major triumph this week when Avenues. Irnl Florida in wilm - - *g th*- I neh Avenue at 27th Street, tim of an apparently self in '.vr-nl off m Hie revlrtcled zone neth Mclnlnsh, town attorney, while it* liquor license i* in his motion died for a tack ho open* n three-week rruv Rush ii poi t. d that Boggs week-long reiolinest demon t,i la- folluwcd hy itialnllati-iii flidctl gun-ilnit wound. Deice Ireliind barbed wire on the wa ■ reported by Zoning Board litigation wa* lumcd over to of a second. Joe Baker mov­ ode bringing his "old time re­ advised Hint a Got tic i l g l i l of service utilities. l 'hairloan Herman Joyce. He stratizn. live j- D- Nnliri mud Imlay Flail Gcrmail hunk of lln- rn Jl, Into ill fur further InvestU ed die request be denied and would illslease traffic in Approved a request hy Ri.hligion" to the musses. An iiivestigaUiin will lie nal. Weil Berlin puliee said udvistd that tin) Imaid hope, his motion aUo died for lark l l o l l t o f t h e I ' i l l e . l e - t R eload, gallon, and cl l I I utility of the city'* illIn cimiph-te reworking the orheld Iii determine whether they saw Communist border of a second. At Wilson moved Tho road department was committee to and hI-o advised that school dustrial pat Union Sues ilinan, r nt n meeting to he Richard Dillard Beale. 4.1, guard* carrying out ,x search the request be tabled and his aulhurl'iil to keep trash and pave F’ultoli ■It* •t in the city WASHINGTON I L I'll — buses be tu-roUted to use 21th -Im) himself accidentally or and heard shot*. But they held tin- evening. motion died. .Sonny flaborn litter picked up along iiutlory owned indu in. il fMik now The llrotherln hhI o f l.oeoruo- Ml. instead of 27th St Iliwll Moll oil HlliMlllg 111 ii In, death was inlenlioti.il could nol ice If Ihe lied* ufwas absent. Then the ques­ CiinimUahnii-r John Alex­ known a* l.n ■e M*>ni oe indue Ruud. Commissioners ml plei I a tlve Firemen & Engine men t L'l caliber rifle wa* liitind reslid an.vone. The cause of s|i,i toi D-.rwIn Shea's reporl tion was raised: What hapander was elected bv tie' trial Park. has filed contempt of colli t r*- ,-1ul ion to a?.:, the service# thn! Mr. ami Ml II. M. Slal it hi* vide, police *aid Ihe explosion was nol known. 4 pens now? II was derided Imotd of C -unty Commi*tinn­ Approved the paving of ★ ir charge* against the Southern of the Ntule Road Department the request was still on the ers tu-luy to replace C S. Munguuvtine \ v e n u e and Railway f„r hiring <J0 elderly, relocating the inlet to Rragenda and would be brought inexperienceil, Negro firemen. -SG. extending the m i­ Lee who resigned fu-m the Went Pith Street ul Goldsboro up again at th« next meet­ ter island* on llvvy, 17-9-', FI* -t tViitrid Fluridu R'-gion- Sellout. ing. id Planning Council. Authorised aiiverti»lng of and curbing*. March Plans • • • The action s i r taken after biii* for cant iron |ii|>e for dly ORLANDO (L’ I'li The The standing q u e s t i o n , Leonard Skates report* tiiat the board "accepted with re­ water work*. Florida Executive Hoard uf "Who will lor able to vote.’* the bar sign about the house luctance" the (eidgnation of Placed on und reading an which ha* aiisen in Ca»*d“ continuing its policy of nev­ th» NAACP will lay plana Lee, who stated In a letter ordinance barling Issuance uf| here Thursday fur transport­ ia-rry since last fall** effort er buying a drink" originated rend to the tomruldmi that he heer nitii wine lit, rise* within You'll find answer* in Miels to rL>.register all qualified vutyou are a •Indent, are at his "Harry's bar" and ing umrrher* to Washington PARIS ( DPI i—Gov Ferris did Hot have the necessary MM) feet of a imilar business fur n giant civil rights rally questions as t>o you know ei!* of the town, was present­ intcn'dcd in a plan to .. i-Vink Durzu cuoied Bryant of FTorida conferred time to devote to tin* round!, e • • • how to cram scientifically? ed again ut Monday night's higher grades? Lighten !*-,) tnililyq-iiflr |<U'I ? Get Huw to learn ami forget? meeting of the U**urd of Ald­ City and county finally How to study yotir teacher? ermen. ihU Urn# In relation to 3rd Priest Suicide h t" y ,',,'c i3 1 more tun and less worry out reached an agreement on I SAIGON, Vi**t Nam 41 r1*1 > of school? S o u n d uoiilt t Important a* s t u d y i n g tho Sept, 5 Iprsinl referendum that controversial street in Avenue. A 17-year-old Buddhi.U H‘Vun< market of European while 7 Y iiii 'U be happy lo hook*1) It’s rasy-lorcad. on tho proposed new charter. South Pinecreit second addi­ [ priest today betome Urn third '"urism to the l nilnl StaleIt was definitely decided You'll lind tin- ideas ami sug­ hear that tin* newspaper lias tion Although a city street, lint such a plan to help you. gestion* Id your own study Hint only tho,* who re-r*gthe county sold a lot at tax Buddhist cleric to commit n,e S"vrrfW - on Ihe wc "r ,hrte visit It * called Kl DAYS TO BET­ i.stated on the new card fit* program to a “ T ." sale. The county will repay .suicide by fir* to protest the "ni1 r''«'lved by TER Git At) FIS and will dart The Herald iv happy In pre- system und those just recently the buyer but the city must 1 religious policies of I'reii-lent I Ngo Dinh Diem's government. fninlil, r 1 """■ n 'The Sanford Herald Thurs­ i'rnspccllve niles for Ihe Mi.i 30 PAYS TO BETTER re-registered t h r o u g h th* .t j.pay the Interest. lueot. mrreial attache T h u iii j * r> • • * F’uuerul eery i t-s for GRADES to the student* of muil-uut post card system will propoM-d «tale univcrsily f,,r dayDrummond. Ea*t Central Florida will lie Helen Harris Yernay, former The series is the straight tin.* rummunU). We know it Im able to vole in the refer­ A Winter Park man re­ „ ------------will he a great aid tu you. endum. discussed by Ihe County Com­ Seminole County school »ru*- velcntlfie stuff on licking quested the city to pay ex­ Tot Near Death LYON. Franc* (Ill'll — Sailor F o U Ild Deiltl mission with Chamber of ten and promilicut resident of studies. It Ii piodmed by We know it ean help you he Tiros* sending p"*t curd* penses for a broken foot suf­ F'ta. Commerce official* and the Sanford, wilt b„ held at 2 The Reading Laboratory, Ine. fered on a city sidewalk. Three.yeur-ohl FlUa Simon, ATLANTIC HE VII a better student , . . stand a which acre postmarked later Commission dropped the mat­ sol* survivor ftum a French .CPI) — A young sailor wa* City Commission Hu* alter- P in. Wednesday at ii*, F'ir»t of New York. They're top* rn belter chance u( entering tin- than tiro Aug. 5 midnight deadline automatically will be­ ter quickly when City Man- plane which crashed killing Id found dead in a motel here noon. Initial proiioial* mud l’rebytcri-m Church of San- their business, college of your choice. | They'll tell you in simple sger Pete Knowles reported person*, fought for her life and police said today he ap- be submitted to the Male ford. Better read in DAYS TO come registered for this year’s the man already had collect­ in a hospital today. Doctor* parcntly committed suicide. Board of Control by Friday BETTER GRADES d a i l y . luunicipu! election* but w fill ed from two insurance com- said she wa* In grave condi- Itr is Ronald T Sehiixlrr, 21 with complete brochure* sub Iinn’t he a ''wish I had." Be a not bo eligible to vote on th* Mr*. Varney died Monday |fashion huw Ur whittle down j Hon, , oi New York City. £ pamr*. milted by October. |>lurti r. “ lice, l iu glad i doll" , In Orlando where she has homework so it doesn't kill I made her home since 1957. |jou Two Strikers Charged In Attack Plot Bombsmg BerBsy To Re'CiiyToSiudy Resumes" he Dcember ?A'M'iiquor Lcunge Closings CasseSHisrry Acts On Road Improvements ; E Traffic Light E s A t 27th Denied Explosion Heard !n East Berlin iULW A BRIEFS Father Of Five Kills Himself Alexander On Planning Body 30 Days To Better Grades Straight Stuff On Bryant In Paris, Discusses Trade University Sites Mrs. Vernay To Be Discussed Funeral Set I Liking Studies Charter Vote Eligibility Set � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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>, August 12, 1963; <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/cccf16486ce4db53756ea92607709824.pdf fd3adaf53e1ac84d48a0d0e7848416fb PDF Text Text ■ .. - f amJL CamInaIa jv h iii j CTi IIi OiC S A H D W / C H CTPTo Hear Panel . f / X / N 's wr imm o -d W n r t t e Council e f Teacbera •ad Parrsta et the South FOLGER’S” INSTANT •t C u a e tb a n r w ® boar a dlaeuaalon on general affairs at a meeting Tuesday at I p, m . in the school auditorium. panel school Participating on the panel win be R . T. MUwee, county superintendent of schools; Stewart Oatcbe!, director af Instruction; lira . Margaret Colt, elementary school sup* erriaor and W . W. Wharton, guidance director and place­ ment officer. The C.T.P. Exccntire Board w ill meat at T p. a . prior t » the mooting. A il parents d South S e a tnote Elementary School pupOa era a g e d to come oat and m eet the teachers and learn •tore about the school pro- LOS M ore ANGELES than peeked (U P I) 100,000 Memorial - persons Coliseum K ( LIM IT: O N E W ITH YOUR U O B MORE FOOD ORDER, P L E A S E ) ,. , * ■< s. u t i S *< . -mCSram THE F A C U L T Y at Enterprise Elementary School in made up of Mrs. Sylvia Harden, prin­ cipal and Mrs. Jania Voll, Miss Joan Coach, Mrs. Elizabeth Mixon (front row, left to righ t); Mrs. Boy Quintuplets Progressing At Venezuela MARACAIBO, Venezuela ■ (U P I) — Venezuela’s fir Pasadena Sunday excellent condition Sunday Bight fo r the closing sessions night, 44 hours after their o f Billy Graham'* Southern birth. The Infants — all boys — California Crusade for Christ were born Saturday to Mrs. and the international assem ­ Ines Cuervo, 77, wife o f an bly o f Jehovah's Witnesses. oilfield worker from Ciudad Freew sys and thorough­ Ojeda. A spokesman at Maracaibo fares to Use two famed sports centers were Jammed with Univeralty Hospital reported traffic as motorists headed ■11 the quintuplets were In fo r the stadiums in the late Incubators but were taking afternoon and evening hours. their special milk formula Graham spoke to sn esti­ normally. He said they weigh­ mated 134,000 persons Jammed ed 3.08 to 396 pounds each Into the Coliseum and snother and averaged 11.1 inches In 10,000 outside as he conclud­ length, Mrs. Cuervo, the mother of ed hie 21-sesslon campaign. He said It was the largest five other children, had been turnout he has ever witness­ under special observation at the hospital for several ed in the United States. “ We havo enough people months. The quintuplets were bap­ here now to march on Wash­ in gton ," the evangelist said tized by a Roman Catholic inform ally before his sermon, priest Saturday night and alluding Jokingly to the r e ­ each was given the name o f cent m arch on the nation's one o f the attending physi­ capital by civil rights adher­ cians. They were named Ma­ ents. “ And If they keep throw­ rio, Otto, Robinson, Fernando ing the Bible out of the and Juan Jose. school, w e Just might d o Dr. Robinson Suarez Her­ rera delivered the infants, that." Another S3,000 persons were according to a hospital at the Rose Bowl for the spokesman. closing program of the eightPresident nom ulo Betan­ day Jehovah's Witnesses a s­ court sent a telegram of con­ sembly. gratulations and promised French Classes To Organize An organizational meeting for classes la Beginners and Advance Freneb, being offe r­ ed under direction o f the Seminole County Adult Edu­ cation Department, will bo held at 7:30 p. m. next Mon­ day at the Lake Mary E le­ mentary School. Instructor wil be Mrs. George Stubbing* who advises that those unable to attend the opening meeting may con ­ tact her st her home it they are interested In registering fur either class. Only charge* for the courses will be a S3 registra­ tion fee and cost of textbook. Legal Notice s o n cm o k « i t BTtTK. OK M .niM IM T n i PAUL DLGUKTT, lletldanca unknown. Tnu n r. hereby notified that a Petition (nr adoption l,aa haan rilr.l In the circu it Court In an>t fur K-rtutnolo Cnuuty, f l o r i d », In Chancery, entitled In tha M ilter at lha Adoption o f Itutiart I-arry (Irnh.ini, and you ara command*,) to appear In said rnurt| and you are re­ quired to tile yottr Answer „ r utliar detail.* with tha Clerk of tha Circuit Court at H< inliiula County, Florida, and earva a rop y o f >urh Anewar or othar defense upon said patltlonera nr palltlonara* attornay TH O M ­ AS A. Kl’ KKIt. whoaa a d l r v . la 1*. (X It--& 1SSI. Hanford, Ktorhla, un nr tr fo ra Heptemher 51. t t l) . A. !>.. to .h ow cause w hy sahl petition § h r « Id nut ha uran tad, and It you fa ll to do an. a Dacraa Pro Uunfa.ao will ha .n tera d against ynu far the relief itsm inded In tha t'elltlonVVITNIUUi my hand and aaal uf aald Court this U n i day of Auguat A.U , D l l . (MEAL) Arthur H. Itseltwlth Jr. Clark of Circuit Court of tt.iulnola County, K lorlda lly Martha T. Vlhlcn Deputy Clerk THOMAS A. Bl'KKll Atlurnay (or Petitioner p. a r io i i t i i Hanford, Florida. I**lb1tshI Sug. If, Bept. f , I and t«. IS il. ufvu-ia V - <■ S A N D W /C H .. fr / X / N 'S and the Bose Bowl in neigh­ boring COFFEE wJ Hr( Daisy Gunn, Mrs. June Lons and Miss Marcella Uinta, second ro w ); Mrs. Florence Curver, Mrs. Helen Wren and Arnold Pancrate ( b a r k row). (Cox Photo) KRAFT” 'EVERFRESH' Geneva Citizens To Hear Address On Insurance “ HOLSUM” BREAD PEANUT 20 Oz. BUTTER L u res L R JAR State Insurance Representa­ By Jatla Bartoa strong, secretary and Mrs. The opening meeting of lh« Lillian Donaldson, treasurer. Altamonte Springs Elemen­ Appointed chairm en for the tary PTA, originally sche­ year Include Mrs. Vt Segrlst, duled for Tuesday night, has clin ic; Mrs. Helen Wolke; been rescheduled for 7:30 p. program ; Mrs. Louise Kcrsm. Thursday In order not to chner, ways and m eans; Mrs. conflict with Tuesday's meet­ Joan Pasternack, publicity; ing of the South Seminole Mrs. Annie Suo Banks, room Junior High PTA. representative; Airs. Jean Introduction o f the Alta­ Nuss, m em bership; Mrs. Millimonte School Faculty Is tire ccnt Pattlshall, devotion; main item o f business on the Mrs. Thelma Smith, library; agenda for the opening sess­ Mrs. Vivian David, year ion. book; Mrs. Blanche House­ Officers for the year are holder, hospitality; Mrs. Lynn Mrs. Law rence Swofford, Each, beautification; Mrs. president; Don X ocll, first Sally Sheets, historian; Mrs. vice president; Principal Pat Willis, publication and Frank G ore, second vice presMrs. Dca Baxter, study dis­ tdent; Mrs. Margaret Armcussion. Mrs. Scgriat advises that volunteers are still needed f >r work In the school health clinic and Mrs. Each has ask­ ed that anyone with trees, plants or cuttings which could be contributed towards the Graveside funeral services school beautification program for Mr. George Joseph Brockcontact her either in person haven. 79, of Fern Park, who or by telephone at her home. died Friday in a Henderson­ ville, N. C\, hospital, were scheduled for today in Sandy Springs, Ga. Survivors are his widow. Mrs. G race Brockhaven; a daughter, Mrs. Rose Maurer of Albertson, N. Y .; a son, Irvin Brockhaven, Long Is­ land, N. Y ,; a stepson, It. F. tlartlino of Sandy Springs; n brother, Gene Brockhaven of Jackson Heights, N. Y .; sis­ ters, Mrs. Rose Murphey ol Brooklyn, N. Y .. anil Mrs. Anne Myers of Long Island, FO REST HILLS. N. Y. six grandchildren and three (U P I) — It’ s a Latin monop­ great-grandchildren. oly Instead o f an Australian monopoly on the (wo U. S. tennis championships today. SOUTHAM PTON. England M exico’s Rafael Osuna ami (U P I) — The American Tele­ Brazil's Maria Bueno, grace­ phone A Telegraph Co. loaded ful as panthers and Just as about 1,700 milca o f underwudangerous, swept to the na­ ter cable aboard its chip tional singles championships “ Long Lines" to complete the at Forest Hills Sunday with first direct trans-atlantic tele­ straight set victories that sig­ phone link between the United naled the end of Australia's Slates and Britain. domination and at least a When completed, the cable tem porary aclbark to a bud­ will be the world's longest un­ ding American boom. derwater telephone line. tive Ed Boon will be at the Geneva Community lla ll at 7:30 p. m. today to discuss and explain the Senior Health and Hospitalisation Insurance Program and to answer ques­ tion* In general relating to Insurance. Although the meeting prim ­ arily has been arranged for benefit of the com m unity's senior citizens, all Interested Kraft 'Cottage American" person* arc invited and urged to attend, MUSTARD CHEESE IF THERE IS A LOAF BREEZE WE GET IT — WP. ARE OPEN AIR WHY NOT WASH JN COMFORT AT - (L IM IT : 2 WITH Y O U R *3 OR MORE FOOO O RD ER, PLEA SE ) KW1TE-WHITE LA U N D R Y 2(39 FRENCH A V E . RED *N RIPE Make Your Ford CO O L! “ MORTON'S" FROZEN Qk. Frozen Hun Size J IF F Y STEA KS DO N UTS 10 OZ. !»KG. Latin Monopoly At Forest Hills Longest Cable FLA. CiRADE A W E WILL AIR CONDITION THE FOLLOWING M AKE CARS, UNTIL STOCK IS EXHAUSTED, AT THE NEW LOW PRICE OF - CUT-UP 1 Great Savings on Easy Terms FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE M ATHER of Sanford SAVE NOW 'J iA “ MORTON’S" FROZEN JUM BO PIES H O N EY BUNS INSTALLED! 1962 FALCON A COMET With Vacuum Wind.hirld W ipers 1962 F A IB L A N E A METEOR * Cylinder I960 - 61 - 62 FORD V-6 ■ 220 H P- En«lnu 193X - 62 FORD V H • 173 lli* . Engine 1963 FALCON 8 Cylinder 1963 G ALA M E 6 Cylinder • 229 H P - Engine 1963 G A L A X IE 8 Cylinder - 161 1LI*. Engine WESTERN “ CORN FED" GROUND BEEF W E SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE EASY PAYMENT PLAN LOW SUDS DETERGENT* Your Friendly Ford Dealer’ • EASY MATHER Strickland-Morrison TERMS CASHM ERE BOUQ UET INCORPORATED of Sanford • SERVICE DEPARTMENT Sanford’* Only Air Condi Honed Furniture Store 30.7-09 E. 1st ST. Vi O l t ^ • WHOLE FA 2-0987 Ph. FA 2-1481 308 E. First St. W. Park MI 4-8916 Where it’s a PLEASURE to serve Y O U ! 25th and Park Sanford, Florida �Bocrd Approves County Budget WEATHER: Fair through Wednesday with north to nortliea.it winds; high today 89-93; low tonight 65-70. ^ eioc VQL- r>‘; United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUES.. SEPTEMBER 10, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 14 JFK Lowers Boom On W allace City Comm Liston haggled for 43 minutes Monday even ing on th« question o( permit­ ting swimming and tennis lea£ i o n s on R-1AA residential pro**perty. At the end of the 43 minutes the mem bers learned any zoning change has to be subject to a public hearing. So a request for an amendment for private tutoring in the R-1AA zones was tabled. As « s s a previous request by a TALLAHASSEE (UPI> — photographer to reside and have his studio in a residen- rh* Development Commission has okayed construction of a f till tone. two-lane toll highway nr mss Parents of Lake Mury Ele­ Collier nod Ilrovvurd counties. BRIEFS Tull Hoad OKd Fighting' Reported Leads Drive c 21. • • • NASHVILLE, Tenn. (U PI) Sign on a West First Street building: Groceries—new and — The Fill today investigated a complaint that a gang of ” 15 used Items. to 25" whites kidnnped and 9 • • R. E . Porter put in a plant­ beat a white minister and an ar for hia wife over.the week­ interrneini group o f college end. Took him an hour to lay students in Alabnmn. the 42 bricks ami three hours to straighten up. • • • 9 Casselberry will com e Into 12,173.66 asa result of a bookkeeping error by the Mate on the cigaret tax. • • • Final day for registration in order to vote In the Nov. 3 election Is Oct. 5, Registrar Caml Uruce said today. Po­ tential electors m ud be 21, _ residents o f the statu lor a ™ je a r and resident of the coun,ty for fix month*. • a • A Those who looked at the 340 score tlie Varsity ran up against the JYs in Friday's inter-squad football g a m e might get the impression that “ offense is tho |w>ny to ride for the Indians.” Those who looked In on tho scrimmage tell us that tlie lads on d e­ fense were tlie same rough a n d ready stalwarts for which the Semiooles have gained renown. • • • Come to think ol it, the goal line battles, the tackling down field under punts ami the “ blocks of granite" (a s Fordham once called its line) have been tlie talk of many ot the opponents o f the Warriors. Looks like they'll be seeing lots more ot the same this season. For instance, Mike Glad, Jim Touhy, Have Nuoll, Pate Alexander, who all did so well last year, arc hold­ over tackles and doing quite well, thank you. 9 _ 9 • • • The plaudits of just heaps of football tans throughout the county are heard for tlie drive of the tlviedo fans. That hard­ working group started Irom scratch last year to get them­ selves a football field And did just that. This season they took the bit in their collective M teeth again ami are raising m ore funds to help handle the debt taken on to get the J«<b done in a hurry a year ago. • * * * Beating Probed That is ju-t a short p-irn graph on u LONG story. EN­ THUSIASM is one wort for it. LEADERSHIP Is another. Anil so far this writing has applied only to the football field — fittingly called John Courier Field. • • • The same hustle has been seen In Ihc TEAM that also started from taw in 1962 anti closed with a 2-7 season. Fhe Lions get their Rr.-t l o t this fail when Coach Jim l‘ alm er’ a gridsters go to l J n,an to take on the Greyhounds. * Dick Copeland hat the Lyman squad under his wing this year and will see if he can equal their 8 0 1 record last year under Duck Metis. • • • E. B. Stowe, o f I n d i a n Mound Village, has a one-man art show o f nine oil paintings in the Cinema Theater lobby *9 at Orlando. T w ill continue through ficpL 26. LBJ To Norway / ' ■ v , ■■ i,.v. i ' i 1 JOINING THE STATEWIDE niglit-iuvintr campaign n r c two San fin d mother*, I’eg Horner, left, and Edith Avene), who here nre d e iiu m i trilling iin eye lest on Debbie Howe. These mothers, with others, work ouch week in teams of two at the Seminole High School clinic, screening students’ eyes. Sight-Saving W ay Found To Clear Campaign On Up Old Sanford Loan In Sanford BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (U l’ l) — President Kennedy outmaneuvered a defiant Gov. George C. Wallace for the second lim e in three months today by federalizing the Ala­ bama National Guard and racial integration cam e for the lin t lime to schools in me Alabama citic# of Birming­ ham. Mobile and Tuskcgoe. A stormy demonstration by flag-waving white students erupted at one Birmingham school, hut police kept the screaming students u nil e r control and furred back a crowd o f ancry adult# a block from the scene. Angry white parents began removing their children from several other srboota in Bir­ mingham and Tuikegec. When some o f the uproar and early morning confusion subsided. *20 Negroes were inside five while schools in the three citic*. Wallace went to hii offire in Montgomery this morning, met with advisers, and later accepted service of federal court orders restraining him from Interfering with school integration. It Was at West End High School in Birmingham where the tan dermis demonstration broke out moments after tuu Negro girls entered the brick building, City |*dice moved in quick­ ly. There were at toad 15 ar­ M ilk Price Rule il It LAN BO (U P I) The Milk Commission voted today not to challenge distributors who offer milk to schools at prices as luvv as 6.73 rent# per half pint. The commission’ * action sets the stage for numerous counties to take new bids for milk for the school lunch program . Several counties ha.I rejected high bids and suhdlluteil fruit amt vege­ table drinks in the program . The request that the com ­ mission not penalize distrihuiors (or price* of 6:71 cent# was made by Pinellas Coun­ ty School Superintendent Floyd T. Christian as spokea- Cigarette Tax j Council Accepts City Tax Roll Of $42,450,000 Educational TV Request Ok’d Dirk sen Credited Castro Admits Sugar Mill Hit Kelly Dismissal Move Considered T (I BM - Loyalists Crack L o n g King Session Opens Phone Strikers Begin Return Exiles To War On Greek Ships 1,500 Due At Family Reunion Florida Farm Values Gain Further Cut In Aid Possibility Tax Cut O k’d By House Unit Holita Trial Set Kails Confirm News Session Set man for the County Superintendents School Association. "T h is will break it open," Christian said after the de­ cision. “ It will result in bids we can live bids now with. W e'll get that will make it possible to get milk hack in the schools." An estimated were on hand 300 persons here for the commission meeting. The Commission began dis­ Married Men To Escape Draft Commission decided to re­ quest the county IcgDlativft delegation to take the mat­ ter under advisement for consideration during the 1963 Legislature. Commission was divided on removing the $30,000 Item for the capital outlay fund ear­ marked to be added to $73,000 already on hand for a new county home. Commissioners Jamea B. Avery Jr. and John Fitzpat­ rick contended the $30,000 should be for the capital out­ lay fund, whether for tho county home or for som * future contingency. Commissioner* John Alex­ ander and Lee Gary held that $;3,ooi) was sufficient for a home. Gen. J. C. Hutchison, chair­ man, in voting to break tho tie in favor of striking tho S3t),U00 item from the budget, pointed out that the county ran obtain $73,000 in matching funds from Hie federal HillBurton act to provide $130,noo for a 15-bed facility. County Commission, in It* final approval, increased tho Chamber of Com m erce's ap­ propriation by too per cent over this year, from $10,000 (0 $20,000. cussion on a m-w fair trade proposal alter acting on the school milk proposal. The new proposal also could be a big help to schools. HELSINKI. Finland (U P I) —Vice Prrshlent Lyndon It. Johnson ended a noisy, hand­ I'ongrrssman A. 6. Ilrrshaking tour o f Finland today long Jr. early this afterMayor Toni .McDonald to­ Federal government hast sewage plant construction (oland flew off to un-tic Norway, nuucl telephoned The Her­ day urged all citizen# of San­ the next stop on hit 15,000- tipenrd the door fur the City low# the original plans and, ald to advise that the City nf Sanford to renew applica­ therefore, under the law r e ­ ford hi join in the observance mile lour of northern Europe. tion for a 3IU.UUU lean (or a pay ment is reqiiltril. ol Sanford cannot under any of the sight saving campaign It is on the basis of this feasibility study for Hie pro rirrum slanre dispose of now under way here. It Is uu contention that the 1(11 FA has posed port terminal. City TALLA H ASSEE (U P I) — the old post oflfre building, educational campaign to ulcrl Beverage Director Richard It. Manager W. E. Knowles in-] rejected an application lor a the public to the need (or lie rrporlrit disposition of >ni mission $10,000 feasibility loan lor the Keating said today cigaretto formed tlie City Commission health and sately ami is un­ that pioperty wa# released port terminal. tax collection# for July lotulcd Monday evening. der tlie statewide chairm an­ by Ilia l ’, N. General tierHow< ver. Know lei informed Knowlea had presented settled a $5,I6I,5U3, Keating srrid 82,ship o f orchestra leader Guy Sthilt# and youth*. vires Administration to the '• " r * » M » i * l ... G . ;V d a y 835,621, vJH ,}# Ntte'f.uti-il * '* When Kennedy ’ * order put Lombardo for Ihc Florida So­ U. S. Department of Health, qualified fM.imuoiti.-i. ' Home Finance Agency d o- 1 evm i& j that i.i v liic u l of ciety fur Hie Prevention of unfc the guardsmen on filler- llduiatlon and Welfare manding repayment of a 37,-IIIH FA at o\t4avoti«wC-'U-phunswl Llindncs.s. Mrs. Guy Alien is til duty heroine known tho which, in turn, released the T u r n F o .* W o r s e i two feasibility loan mado In |him Monday mmnir.g and out guardsmen quickly departed building to the City (or a local chairman. MOSCOW' tU 1*11 -Sluo-So- die I!)tils for a sewage d is -1 lined a procedure whereby In a proclamation issued to- the schools in Mobile anil 20-yrar period for library v id relations, already strained posal plant. The city contends tlie old loan may he declared I day Mayor McDonald said: Tuskegee, before any pupils utilization only, lie tald to­ to the breaking point, took a it never used the plan* and. mil' and void. “ W'e ow e It to ourselves mid showed tip. day HEW advised him It Knowle* was authorized by new turn downward today therefore, under the law i» “ We’ ve Iteen federalized," will not permit the sale of our loved one* to recognize with Russia'# expulsion o f not required lo repay. The Hit; Cummi.vdun lu forward a the propelly hv the t il) and ilie wisdom ol protecting vis an officer in Mobile said morn Chinese fur trying to 111[FA contends (hi present letter of protest again-t the will permit its only use to hm a gain-1 disease, accident simply. demand fur repayment He smuggle utiti-.S'ovict literature Kennedy’ s order em pow er­ 1m- (or a public library. ami neglect, and to join lolly into the country. explained If UFA w ill Lien ed Deferi-e Secretary Robert in the crusade agam*t blindturn Hie protest over lo the S. McNamara to rail into fed­ lie**.’ * City lax roll of $(2,150,000, Department of Justice which, The Kloridu observance is eral serviee "any and all as MilimilU'd by H e n r y in turn, will investigate and COALM ONT, I ml. (U P I) — part of the llth annual drive units o f the Alabama Nation­ Tainm , finance director, was “ probably order the old Wan Determined parent# kept up of the National Society fur the al Guard and Air National accepted by the City Commis­ killed." their marathon “ around the Prevention o f lllindnc-*, Inc., G uard" for an Indefinite per­ sion sitting a* the Board ot clock aeige" o f the high school This. Knowles said, will T A LLA H A SSE E tL 'P l) chairman of which i* Walt iod. Equalization Monday even­ in thin small i louder town to­ The Florida Educational Tele­ open the door (or a renewal ing. Disney, day in prutest o f alleged "file vision Commission ha# put iu of negutiotions tor the port Tamm informed the Com.Mayor McDonald endorsed trap” achool# in neurby Mid­ okay on uu application for uu study loan. mi*-Ion Ibis is an increase of the Florida Ssicicty's recom ­ land and Jasonv die. educational television station $l.u75.no<i in property valua­ mendation that rvery person, on Channel 21 in Orlando, tion over last year. especially those over 10, and A t it# aimuui organizationHAVANA (U P I) — Culm’s Jam es Graham Chapman, school age children have their WASHINGTON (U P I) — ul meeting hero Monday, the lie represented a eye* examined at least every biggest sugar mill vvn# bomb­ saying Sena to Democratic l e a d e r com mission also okayed an ed at dawn Sunday but an ti­ group of Sanford business two years. Mlko Mansfield credited his application to tho fedeiul nt ri-rn ft guns prove toil raids inert, wa* given until Oct. tl GUI’ counterpart today, hen- Health, Education and Weton tw o Cuban cities Hint to prepare and submit plans ate leader Everett M. Uirksen, fare Department for a grant night, the Castro government for a trnrina. Chapman had allahassee with a display of bipartisan- of 233,0011 f«r construction of -aid Monday night, requested an option tint Hu* Tlie Senate voted 38 11 today * /• , ^ n ship that sliotild help ratifica­ the facility. A TelcA-e Iwinded not short­ Coititui'.sinri informed him W. lu consider a defense motion J v i e r tion o f the II Heleaf test bail The application was Hindu ly before midnight -aid a C. Crawford already ha# nulltreaty. dismiss impeachment ^ CONt, .South Met Nam by Central Florida ETV Inc., to piano “ from the n oilh " di p niilti-d preliminary plan*. The . ......... (U P I) — Government forces comprised of eight county charges against Circuit Court , . , , , , ... „ |Masted their way out o f a ped five 50-pound IhioiIi# oii matter will he aired at Hie school s y s te m s in the Central Judge Richard Kelly and J, , ltnnl,lnl|, „ - „ r, th« Brazil iJurohii) engtir O il. It Meeting. MIA MI III-; \t II II PI, I-lor’iila area, including Semi* Fir*( cigaretle tax check mill ut 3:30 a.m. Sunday, gave attorney* two hours to ilieir biggest single victory Nutiiiuul CuiDinaii'li i Janus K. ule County. Tlie application [ over Viet Cong guerrillas damaging one building but under Hu- new vtatu lax inBow or* opened the 45th an- ( now goes to the Federal Com- debate the motion. cri-m e was in Hu* amount o( T»ie action cam e one hour South Viet Nam's Bud­ causing no enaululies. fiu.il Aiiierieun l.i gioii conven- „iuiiication» Commission, $11.16!) 96, City Manager \V dhist dispute flared miu the lion today with u call to the after the Senalr opened the K. Knowles informed the city, open last May, military organization’# 2.7 million vet­ second day of Hu- im peach­ adding that till* rrflcct- an vuirie* said fod.iv eran* to continue -dinning ment trial ol tin- 38-year-old . The c - f him It-d sll.aob slmrlngt- In sources sa il South A nl«l Icuns how to meet the the 1963 61 anticipated reve­ Pasco County Circuit Judge, |Vietnamrae troop* killed un challenges o f Cuba, \ ii-l Nam charged by Hie House of ID’ - 'estim ated 89 Viet Cong ri :u- J TAM PA (t.'P ti — General nue. and tlie Berlin wall. MIAMI ( U i't >—A militant presenfalive* on eight counts iars and wounded Hki m o r e ! Umupany employes In budget dDcussion, ComCuban exile group lias warn­ of judicial tyranny. in a baffle Monday near w ho bud li-en on strike fo r missioner J fl Crapp* in*ivted it will attack Greek ships begu.........poitln* , . , i tin t any library building this little delta town about 30 two 1..... n, found near Cuba after Oct. I, miles south of SaiBon Govern­ hack today, but few were put malnlenance be held to a and vowed to continue to fight minimum pending a request ment Ionic* were eilim ah'd at to work. Elrctiirnl w oikci* in sis to the U. S. General Services alon e 20 dead and 3o wound­ GRACEVH.LE tUI’ l) Some 1’ m m r r Fidel Castro "until Moridn citic# voted by a slim Administration (or permission ed. I.30O person* are expected to victory or death." margin Monday night to ac­ In sell the old po-t office At the same time, the Rev­ attend the traditional reunion JACKSONVILLE (C P U cept a prospoveil new contract building lo raise funds for Hie of the William# tamily Oct. 3 olutionary Recovery Insurrec­ Florida's farm land increas­ ami were instructed by union construction of a new- library tional Movement t MI It It z re­ at the nearby Galilee Church. ed in value from $257 lo $279 officials “ to report to umk building adjacent to Hit) Gen The annual reunion has be­ leased photographs Monday per acre last year, according to their immediate supervisors t-ral Sanford Memorial Li­ -bowing two o f its member* com e a [Militic.il stomping In tiie slate Chamber of Com­ in the morning." brary in Fort Mellon Park. ground as well as a tradition working on six homemade merce WASHINGTON ( I T ’ D — tiomhs which lite group said steeped get-together for tlie tt was a dollar gain tm A House group may chop an were dropped on a Camaguey matched hy any oilier s:ale. additional $700 million from Williams clan. Member* (rum a l m o s t sugar mill Sunday. Hie chamber said in if* week­ I'rrsident Kennedy'a foreign ly business review. The in­ aid progiam , already whacked every state in H e union are crease represented a 29 per sharply by C on g ri--, accord­ expected lo attend the dinner WASHINGTON (U P I) — cent gam since l% o. placing ing to informed aourre*. on the church grounds. WASHINGTON (U l*l) — Overriding solid Republican Trial date o f Dec. 17 was Florida first in the nation. These sources said that a opposition, the House Ways President Kennedy today, in net for Harlan Blackburn, House nppropiiutioiu subi-om- A Means Committee today effect, exempted married Clyde F. Lee and Dorothea liifttee hruded by Itep. Otto E. approved an $11 billion tax men from the draft in a move Passman, l>-la., hoped to in­ cut, the biggest in (lie na- dial will relieve an estimated NEW YORK (U PI) — Rndfoid, arrested in Seminole bolitw charge#, WASHINGTON (U P l! — flict the new cut when it act# tion'a history .Stink* pushed higher near County on 310,boo )ou ng husband* from the Iiuon hour today after when arraigned Monday in Pie-ident Kennedy will hold n on the foreign aid money bill Hy a straight part) tine of military service. rails flashed a confirming Orange County. Bond o f $5,- news conference Thursday at next mouthy. 15-10. the committee direct­ Ill, executive order provid­ Any further rvductiun t* ed it* chairman. Rep. Wil­ ed that husbands of draft age signal which broker* have DOO each waa continued pend­ 4 pun,, EDT, hi* first since |been predicting would help ing the trial before Judge Aug. 20. The conference will sure to heat up tlie fight he. bur D. .Mills, (D -Ark.), to in­ (from is through 25j will be push price# to still higher Warren H. Edwards at O r-[bo open to live television and tween the administiuliori urul troduce the Idll it spent seven [ culled only if Hie pool of el!|radio cuw iugu. jfo ie g m aPJ (ova iu Congi vss. j itpjuUrs in draUm*. | glblw )iugU: tutu u exhausted. ILvvia, 1Undo, Barents Bpotest 000 for a court house annex. The courthouse annex Item was rem oved when Clerk Ar­ thur H. Beckwith Jr., read a telegram received last night from Attorney General Rich­ ard Ervin that the county cannot legally establish a facility outside Ihc county seat. Ills statement said that there is no enabling legisla­ tion permitting such proce­ dure. Guard Taken Over; Five Schools Mixed Commission Eases JVU VA... mentary School will have (heir first meeting of the -MIAMI (C P I)— Cuban exile school year and will get ac. qusinted with the farulty sources here today reported members at 7:30 this evening bitter fighting between guer­ rillas and Castro troops in in the school auditorium. • 0 e central Cuba w ith heavy cas­ _ R. E . Porter was informed ualties on both sides. * today that It wasn't regurgi­ tated m i l k which nearly WASHINGTON <UP|) — strangled that Casselberry baby Sunday but a candy Rep. Carl Vinson. P-Gu., one of Congress’ m ost influential mint. • • • number*, hns launched w drive to block n Pentagon directive .Marguerite Price will he in­ stalled as president of the plnririg segregated commun­ Jayceu Wives Club on Sept. ities off-lim its to servicemen. By kipping o ff two m ajor items totalling 173,000, the County Commission at noon today approved its M R budge* o f 12.1 million while at the same tim e holding the (ax m illagr at six mills, the same as In the last several years. The Commission re moverI a proposed $30,ooo from the capital outlay fund for a new county nursing home and $23.- It l# approved 11 would al­ low ■ distributor to ell milk to schools for as low ss 3.823 cents per half if he wanted to take the loss. Christian presented his sug­ gestion on delaying penali­ ties fur those distributors who want lo meet competition by lowering tlie prices as part of a priqm-.il taking in several rrcnmmcmialiuni. Lounge Owner Asks Uniform Bar Closings City Coiumistlun Monday evening turned ft deaf ear to a request Iiy John A . llurtan IV Dint alt liquor b u n in tlie city he grunted the anmn business hour privileges. Citing Unit all city Lars except the Mayfair Dm are required by law to close at midnight, Burton, owner o f the Carihe Lounge and Vul■lei Hotel, claimed i i I* unfair fo require other city bur* to elosii two to three hour* *'“ rller “ inn the Mayfair Inn nnd county hurt uut.iido tho city limits. Ilo uDo cited tho fact that the Bliallniar Lounge ut. the Muyfuir Lx pen on Sunday*. • • * till lion presented till re­ quest after the Commission­ er# approved the reading o f a new ordinance extending tho liquor sone south to include the Pilieerest Simp ping Cen­ ter nt 27lh St n e t mid High­ way 17-92. He ul.o question­ ed whether the city hu* an ordinance prohibiting sale o f liquor within » ret tain dis­ tance o f n school and win apprised by City Attorm-y W i IIin in Hutchison there is no such law. The hotel owner charged that the Commission, in not permitting liquor mile# to 2 a.III., is "driving business out o f town." Ilo milled that “ I cun sco no differi-iu i) in us (Valdez Hole I mid the Mayfair c v . p t in the number o f rooms.” lie ul-i) charged dial other city bars have been operating until I and 2 n.nt. “ Ilie Imrs in thi* town pay u lot o f taxes,” Burton said, “ more no Ilian those iu tlie county. All city bars pay the same amount and shntdd he grunted the name closing pi ivllege*.’’ Staling he was not autho­ rized to apeak k (« r any other bar owners, Burton said be vvn# “ spetiking only person­ ally for nil hut* alien I say 1 run ace no difference between « hotel bar unit a bar only," Cuinmiaaiuners remained silent when Huit->n eoneluded. A fter Burton seated himself, Commissioner Joe Baker directed t’apt. Arnold Williams, acting police chief, to instruct ss11 i>o|ics officers to make certain nil city bur* abide hy tlie midnight dosin g law. Town Clerk Of Casselberry Resigns By Jane Casselberry The town o f Casselberry soon will need a new town clerk as ■ m u l t ot the resig­ nation o f Mrs. Lillian Hen­ ning. effective Sept. 27. Sim resigned at Monday night'* meeting o ! the town council. Mayor Fred Heath, who ha* been looking for someone to act ■* an aaaistant clerk for several months must now find a qualified resident to serve temporarily as clerk until the Dec. 2 municipal election. Mr*. Henning gave as the reason for her resignation tho fact that she has earned the maximum allowed under tho Social Security Program anil will Inic tier benefita U aho llils out her term . * • • J. D. Self, road chairman, reported the way ha* hern cleared for Ihc paving o f tho set lion nf Over brook Drivo from Sunset Drivo to South Triplet Drive. Am ick Con­ struction. Inc., o f Orlando, was low bidder (or the job at $5,767.38. Tlie town o f Casselberry will meet one-third of tho cost or $1,922.46 in return for road rlghD-of-way needed for the straightening of Winter Patk Drive. Ralph Parks, owner ot Land o ' Lake* Country Club will contribute a $3,444 92 share awl the Woman's Club and Recreation Center will j|ly e a $200 share. • • • Self also read a statement saying he wished to with­ draw all previous suggestions for road improvements, par­ ticularly in regard* the par* ing program, as the citizens showed hy their action in de­ feating Hie proposed charter lh.il they arc against pro­ gress. Self was authorized to get estimates of the cost o f both a new .util used tractor with iruui end loader and hy­ dra utie hitch fur harrow and mower. The tractor purchase propa*.it brought un objection from form er mayor, Joseph Laird, who has already pro­ tested the parking o f city equipment near hi* home. Tlie council then voted to buy or lease property for the erection o f a storage building and a-ked Mayor Heath to m(u local ions and prices, Nov. 22 was set as dead lino for registering to vote in tho December elect ion and tlioso vi ho returned thrir yellow registration cards, but wins were not previously register­ ed in Hie old books, must ap­ pear before the clerk to sign the voter's oath. Renewal of A.B.C.'s gar­ bage collecting franchise, which expires Oct. 1, wa* dis­ cussed. Town Attorney Ken­ neth .McIntosh was instructed to draw up an ordinance and rontrad to be submitted at ft continued session scheduled for Sept. 23. �r t " “ • 4 ^ w ,r I H H B li '’’ SjW ?3 g . ' ‘ 1 V '■;' \ ( . HSfe* iH B S S S II Lyman PTA Board Seb Meeting McCall Named Chairman Of Grid Activities Tha Ssmlnol* Boosters d a b Biade another organizational ■ o r * over th« weekend when President O. L. Bark* annouivrtd the acceptance by R . B . (B u m ) McCall o f the chairmanship o f football ac­ tivities, I t la expected that appolatmenta o f thoae who w ill head the other iporte »ctlvltlea will be made aoon. Dr. Baika aald that he woe pleated that McCall weald f iv e the d u b the benefit o f the experience he gained In the Mine dutlee la it year. “ Thla lan't Juat another Job," the preaident aold. " I t la the Job that wheta the aplrtt o f the fern en d o r f u i i e e it into • atrony arm o f aupport for the team. Bunn’s pep laat y ea r wax a big factor in gainin g oatitandlng aupport e f the parent# and e f towna-people, generally fa r the team.1* McCall went to work at once, and aald that he would have seme plana to announce before the Tltuavtlle game S e p t 20, Dr. Bar lea called a meeting e f everyone who la In ten ded In the Booster activity, and ■aid that It would ba held at the high school at 7 p.m. on B e p t 17. Meanwhile, be said h e hoped that Indians' Mom's en d Pop’a would call Mrs. Mike Caolo to offer her aomt help on the home game con­ cessions — the big project fo r the du b. By J*dy T u n e r P h e w 822-4433 'T h a t basic block dr***’’ t u n e d ou t to be very besic In a eklt pretented to mem­ bers o f tho officers wires e f V A H -1X Thursday. 11 ran tho gamut e f situa­ tions ran gin g from the g o lf course to n cocktail hour, from young mothers to old ladle*. The skit woe given by several mem bers o f the club at its co ffe e . The c o ffe e was held at tha home e f M rs. B . Bartholo­ m ew ; co-hostess was Mrs. D. F. Patterson. T aking part In tho skit ware M rs. J . F. Barlow, who narrated the com ic rhyme, Jo* Colonna, Mrs. O. Z. Gen­ try, Mrs. W . E. Donahue, Mrs. R. G. F ox , Mrs, W . E. Bas­ ra tt, Mrs. R. S. Beat, Mr*. W. A . Yelinek, Sira. Royann Pat­ terson, Mrs. Dale Purdy and Mrs. U. L. lllnea. Tha serving table w ai dec­ orated with a centerpiece of small dolls dressed In “ little black dresses.” A variety o f amall sandwiches, cheesecake, co ffe e and punch was served. Guests a t the coffee were Mrs. Jam es Mayo, Mr>. E. Scharfschwerdt, the mother of Mrs. J . O. Yanaroa; and Mrs. Boefel, Sr. o f Orlando, the sunt o f Mrs. Kerm it Jamison. Mrs. T. S. Trtanor, who la leaving the squadron, received an engraved silver bracelet Sira. H. B. Helms took over as secretary to replace Mrs. Treanor who had held that job. H ove Clasarde Powla are not the only ani­ • a a mals that have g lu a rd i. Other the crawfish and Its relatives, A ll wlvea o f Roman Catho­ the earthworm and many In­ lic Navy personnel are Invit­ sect*. ed to attend the first meet­ ing o f the Catholic Navy Wives Club tonight at tha nursery building, at 8 p.m. New officers will be install­ x n r tc n o r u m K o t in Is hereby clvsn that ed at this meeting. Mr*. Lenox pursuant to (Inal 4 *c m * rand- Fay, retiring chairman, will *r*d on ths 4th da? of H*ptem b tr, l i f t , In thst eartatn conduct the first part o f the causa pandlna la the Circuit meeting, later turning it over C ou rt la and (or Hrmlnols County, Florida. In Chancery, to Mrs. L. D. KUiugwood, wharaln FIRST FKDKRAL chairman elect. 8A V 1M M ANI> LOAM A.HKO Other officers to tuke their CIATION o f B R M I V O L ,F 1 COUNTY, a corporation, la new positions are Mrs. J. P la in tiff, and OEOROE PUOK Culcoee, co-chairman; Mrs. H and wlfa, ORA LOU PUOK. amt CASB ELDERRT O A R . II. Harrison, publicity and DENR INC., n Florida C or­ Mrs. M. R . Cannavlno, social poration, ara dafondanla, Chan. Hostesses for tonight's * * r r D ocket No. UJ74. f. A R ­ TH U R IL DECKW ITlt, JR.. meeting am Mrs. Elllngwuod Clark o f lha aforaoald Circuit Court, w ill within tha laxal and Mrs. Cannavlno, h ours o f aata on September 11. High score at the VAH-9 t a l l o ffs r for sala and salt to tha hlahaat and baat hid- officers wives bridge Friday dar tor raah at tha front went to Mrs. J. L. McCracken dour o f the L'ourllume* of Mrs. T. E. Quillin wav second Bamlnola County, Florid*. Iri Hanford. Florida, tha follow . high and Mrs. A . F. Reno was Inx daacrlhad proparty, altuat- low. ad and bain* In Seminole The bridge was held at tha County. Florida, to-w lt: Lot IT o f QUEEN* M IR­ home o f Mrs. McCracken on ROR S O U T H REI’ LAT ADDITION TO CASdEL- Lake Helen. Others prevent llE ltK Y FLO It ID A, Harnl- w ere Mr*. II. L. Klein, Mrs, Legal Notice II ~ nut# County. Florida. ac­ cord in g to Plat tharrof ra. cor,lad In Plat Rook It, paga SI, of tha public Ra. cord* of Hamlnolo County, Florida. Kubjert to raatrlotlona o f record. la id aata will ba mad* pur* auant to and In ordar to aatlafy tha tarma of aald final dacraa. (CIRCUIT COURT HEAL) Arthur It. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk o f Circuit Court, In and frr Kamlnola County, Florida. B y: Martha T. Vlhlan D. C. Publish dipt. 10, 1141. r u u -ii « IV TIIK ( l l t c n r r u l i n ' OF T ils : v i v t i i j i n i r m . r u t . C l' IT •<»' AND FOIt a v: HINOLI! t o lPA TV, FLORIDA. r i i A v n o i r no, i n n TH U UOWEIIT H A V I N O a HANK p u i m iff, v*. JUANITA woman ! •j 11 ®&J3i i _* w a l ia a e f* alnela Defendant M i n i ) : o r s u it in Mtm roA iiE ru n E f lo s l iik TO , Juanita \\ ill. lii:*IM i: Vi s:i UNKNOWN A V I! T in All parti. • claluiliiic Int.reet* hr. Ihrnimh, un* dar or agalnal ina aforaaald pariun T u ll ARE hereby notified that a Complaint to fsrerloa* u rarlnln n iurlgns- amumbarlu « tha f.diuwlnic daa.'rlbad raal proparly, to-wltl Lot X . Illork II. COIN* T ltY C t.l'lt MtNOIt, UNIT Nt: according to noplat thereof at recorded In Plat tlonk II, ruga 110. Public llacor.la >.f Hamlit.da C a n t y , Florida h as Peru filed a tu ln il you In tho ahuva-atyled autt. and yoti ara required to aarra a copy of y «u r Ai.ewer or olhar 1‘ laadlnu to lha Complalnl on P lu lu tlffe alloriieye ANDEKHON, UUSII, DEAN. LOWN­ DES A Van dan HERD. I i l Kaat Uanlral Avanua, Orlando, Florida, and flla tha orlulnai Anawar or uthar 1’lendlna In lha o ffice of lha CUrk of lha circ u it Coiirt or bafora tha !t lh day o f October. 1101 If you fall la da to, a dacraa pro confaaao w ill ba takan ■a.iinat you fur tha rallat dauiandad In tha Complaint. Thla NulLa ahall ba publishad onca a waak for four con aaoutlva waaka In lha Han­ ford Harald. DATED thla Sth day v f Bapiambar. 1*41. (BEAL) Arthur If. llerkw ltb, Jr. Clark uf Circuit Court iiy : Martha T. Vllilau D apuly Clark Anderm n, Ruah. Daan, Lowudaa A van dan Rare 111 G u t C oin ril Avanua, Orlando, Florida Publlah Hapt. IP, 17, 14 A Oct. , 7. 1141. COM-44 D. F. Munday, Mrs. W. I. Lewis, Mrs. G . L. Atkinson and Mrs. R- H. Cooks. • • * A n authority on cosmetics w ho has given lectures on tb* subject throughout the w orld w ill be the featured speaker a t a social fo r the CPO wlvea club on Sept. IB. M rs, J. J. H ay, w ho le also a new member the Chief Pet­ ty O fficers wlvee club, re­ ceived her education In cos­ m etology In England and France. Sha has lectured a t the embassies In Washington, D. C. and h o i been head o f the Ctsannt Studio in New Y ork and Philadelphia. Hostess** fo r the coffee are Mrs. Joe O'Donnell, Mrs. E. H. Nance, M rs. A . M. Blair, Mrs. Henry Quinn and Mrs. Cheater ClaowikL A special invitation la e x ­ tended to those wive* of the men who w ill make CPU on Sept. 18. A nother event xilannsd fo r September a t th f wive* club meeting is a potluck supper and gam* night on SepL 2d a t 7 p.m. Husband* ar* invit­ ed, and bingo, scrabble, bridge and other games will bo play­ ed a t tha N A S ballroom. The committee fo r that event includes Mrs, C. B. Reeves, Mrs. F. L» Wiggina, Mre. P. J . Weber and Mrs. R. E. Betancourt. Mr*. C. T . Weaver who re­ signed as the represenlativo fo r NAM TG was replaced by Mrs, Jo* 0 ” Donnell. Mrs. W eaver’s husband Is retiring and they will be moving short­ ly to their new home in Plant City. Finger sandwiches, cookies, nuts and co ffe e were served by the refreshm ent commit­ tee which included Mr*. Edna Murray, Mrs. Quinn, M rs. W eber, Mrs. C. J. Portewig, Mre. C. !L Williams and M rs. P. W. Simpson. Guest* at the monthly meet­ in g wer* Mrs. Arrnand A . Vnllier and Mrs. Hay, both o f whom joined thu club. Others were Mr*. T. W. Smith, Mr*. Eugene O'Neill and M rs. John I). Morris. * • * unteers. W ives need work only a few hours a week helping car* fo r th* children. Call Mrs. Vincent Monroe at F A 2-4873 for m ors information. Thursday’s benefit bridge is open to all officers wive*, activo and retired. Proceed* o f the benefit will go to local Navy relief and money can bo paid at the duor. Bring your own curds and own part­ ner fu r the afternoon dessert tea. Th* thrift shop need* more contributions, especially wood and tables to ditplny articles. N ew board members will be chosen early enough that they can attend two full m eet­ ings before their installation, according to a new policy set up by the N O W hoard at their meeting. The monthly meeting w ai held at the home of Mrs. Wade Markiey, Mr*. Stanley Stniiul substituted fur Mrs. Robert W are who is vacation­ ing with Captain Ware, met Thursday at tho horns o f Sir*. Betty Lackey fo r their September coffee. Refreshments of coffee, doughnuts and small rolls were served. Welcomed to the wives club wer* Mrs. R . A. Smlthhart, Mrs. C. E. McKenna and Mr*. Cameron Paulk. M rs. Wallace Russell, the wlfa o f the future executive o ffice r o f VAII-5 was also greeted. Members present were Mrs. Dan Beard, Mrs, Bill Damon, Mrs. Vincent Monroe, Mrs. Bernard Kelley, Mrs. Donald McCrory, Mrs. Bertha Brough, Mrs. John Drain, Mr*. Bill Durstciler, Mre. Jim Olson, Mrs. Cliff Thompson, Mr*. Lyle Sett*, Mr*. Paul Werner, Mrs. Nick Mergo, Mrs. Bob W atson, Mr*. Neil Pruden anil Mrs. Jordan Danfort. M r*. Uison and Mrs. Werner will he hostesses for the Oc­ tober coffee. • • • M F i n * — S«pt. «m H (D stcU i flb b y 2 DEAR ABBY: M y hus­ hes been wanting to Tb* executive board o f tha Lyman High School PTA will meet at I p.m . Thursday In the new teachers' lounge at the school. BRIDGE INSTRUCTOR Jesse Sheffield Illu­ strates the play of the hand to Mrs. William Goodman, chairman of the Navy officers wives' committee which arranged the bridge course for Navy wives. The first of the aix series was held at the Capri today. M Officers o f tha Lym an PTA a rt Mrs. Joseph Pavtlchak. president; A1 Lorrm an, vice president; M rs. Austin Saville. secretary, and Harold Babbii, treasurer. Other m em bers o f the ex­ ecutive board ara the follow­ ing heads o f standing com ­ mittees: Austin Savllle, beau­ tification; Luther Potter, civil defense; Mrs. Kenneth Burk hardt, hospitality; Ja m es Blrkenmeyer end R a yb om MUwee, ways en d m eans; Mrs. R. T. U llwee, m u sic; Bay Pharr, year b ook ; Mrs. David McCoy, publicity; Mrs. Mary M obley, historian; Mrs. George Highsmlth end Mrs. Charles D om e, m em bership; Joe Pavelchak, safety; Mrs. Evelyn Kent, pubUcations; Mrs. Jam es B lrksnm eyer end Mrs. Pat House, program s, and Mrs. Leonard Cassel­ berry, devotional. join a nudist colony fo r a long tints, but ! have been against 1L I accompanied him on ene trip to tha nu­ dist camp and 1 don't cart to g o again. 1 wasn’t brought up to run around naked In front o f strangers. I am allowsd three visit* to tb# eamp before It become* mandatory th at I disrobe, too. M y husband says I have on evil m ind, and that xraa much happier when he went around naked and lived with nature in the trees. Should I try to fo r ­ get m y shame end g o with h in t H e c a n 't join unless 1 do. H e 1> 28 and I am 2S. We have a child one year old. NO N A M E PLE A SE D E A R NO N A M E : Thora la nothing “ e v il'' about your mind, ao don’t lat him change IL And you con tell your nature-loving hubby that In time w a all m ight be living "w ith nature" in the trees again — so ha By Abigail Van Buren husband w ent alone, but | still haven't heard the trulC o f i t W u I w ron g? H ATES FUNERALS should keep his shirt on. • • • • DEAR A B B Y : Y o u stuo mode a big thing o u t o f a little kid swiping one grape. I’m in tb* grocery business ■nd I wish 1 had a dim * for ovary person w ho helped himself to something In my store. Yesterday a woman cam# In for some banana*. While I was w eighing her (■ananas she was eating my grapes. I caught her In the act, but did I g et excltad? Certainly not, because I just finished w eigh in g my thnmb. NICK e e 10, 1943 • D EAR H A T E S : You should have gone. N o on* LIKES to be “ around griev­ ing fo lk i" , but the p rtj. ance o f friends who care enough to com e is usually * com fort to mourners. You need ‘ ‘*ay” nothing m o r s f' at a funeral than, “ I'm sor­ ry”. # • e e CO N FID EN TIAL TO “ A DARNED F O O L ": The perton who is a "darned fool” and KNOWS he’s a "darned fool” la no "darned fool”. Tell him to shape up or ihip out. * * a | * D EAR A B B Y : I hat* to g o to funeral*. la s t wsek a neighbor pasted aw ay and my husband wanted me to go to the funeral w ith him. I refused because (1 ) I hardly know tha m an, (2 ) I bet* to be around grieving folks, (3 ) I never know what to say. My husband was very angry w lth m* because ha didn’t think he ought to go w ithout m e. The deceased was a childhood frlsnd o f my husband’s. M y Television Q flfp b u O n flh if/ y o W hat's on your mind! For a personal reply, *tml a »elf-*ddre»*ed, stamped tnvelop* to A bby, Box * ■ • • F or Abhy’ * booklet, "How 3385,' Beverly Hills, Calif. To Hare A Lovely Wed­ ding,” send 50 cents to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly M Hills, Calif. • By Oswald Jacoby no idea juit where North ess beading. At two ip a d et, South von the opening heart lead tod led the queen o f trumps.) Eventually he had to Io k two trumps, one heart and taro dubs which left him with enough trieki fo r his contrict. If North and South bad rot been using the JTB, North would have responded two ipades and probably played the hand at that contract He might have made it, but the chance* are that East woukRJ have opened the ja ck o f clubs, The defense would start with two elub t’ icks and a ruff and while North might still make two spadei if he knew where all the cards were be would most likely have bees set. North’s toro heart response was a Jacoby Transfer Bid * 0# (I) Cb. S TXsw* <*) awe sw ui (JT B ). It tails his partner, ft) W arae r n d i w who has opened one no-trump, 1:11 (S) Mid-Flo. Report that North has i t least five (1) Oreet X i u i l a u t:St ll ) AUoaU* Weefba* ipades and w ill tall South 1:11 (4) Spurt* plater* more about his band latar. (I) Id. C o a a m t 1:1* (4) Uaestwsrd Ho Meanwhile South m ust bid t l) Wealbsr two ipades and wait to h a ir (SI Weather S ill (I) Brevard Hews further from North. 1:44 (I) ■pert* A tw o diamond respeesg by 4:4* ft) New* North would h av« ihown <»> Orbit Till O ) Ksyhole hearts in the sam e manner. (4) w eshly N*wa HeA tw o club reiponag o r two vlsw spade response would also (1) W hlpU l f:M (I) Walter bavg been artificial, but not Mew* a tranifer bid. 1:10 (1) I-aruml* (4) Marshall BllSes North’ s pass supplied the (I) Combat 1:1* (I) Lloyd Bridges dhow further Information that ha 1:1* (11 Empire bad ■ poor hand with no (4) Tslont Scout* Intereit in gam e. E ast knsw (4) H sw sllts Eye this, but was afraid to antar I:1S (4) Picture This (*l Untouchable* the bidding with his seven 111 Lick Povrsll Show 10:00 (I) Ksofo llrsaitU* Show point*. Wait would have liked TUESDAY P . M. L L Cdr. and Mrs. Earl Un­ ger have returned from a two I to back in but be bad already M rs. Marie Fahoy of Lake week trip to Kay WesL passed the two spade hid. He Mary was the guest speaker • # • might have acted earlier, but at the N A S officers wives Hou segues Is of Dr. and Mrs. |until North passed West had luncheon Thursday. Michael Pickering recently 14:10 (1) Report from She demonstrated ‘ ‘ Bonzal,” (4) Kocu* on Amirlee were Mr. and Mrs. R. B. A l­ or the grow ing o f miniature varez, Mrs. Pickering's par­ 11:14 (II Nowiaop* f) (I) Cheeail * S t * trees, an ancient Japanese art. (I) Murphy Martin ents, from Boynton Beach. N*w, Mrs. Fahey has been prac­ • a • “ Working with a Master ticing the interesting )fcill for l l i l * (I) Mld-ria. Final R* "G ive ua back th* o ld -fa s h -, would do a lot, to o , fo r tha City Station, New York 19, L t. and Mr*. Ciiarle* M oroport Flan," will he the topic uf many years. slni arc the parents uf their 11:15 (11 #ports Final lontd walk-in pantry” w as one i housewife. Today, sha oftan N. Y . Monday's workshop In the 11:14 (4) Waathsr Mrs. Michael Pickering and has to buy in auch limited home decorating c o u n t for all Mrs. Richard Jlaisllp were the third baby girl, named A dri­ 1 1 1U (I) Hollywood Mi o f the suggestions mad* by Ca It m a I* quantities that aha is forever enne. Mrs. Morosinl had been Navy Wives. II) C I l l M l | T I lI lM hotuewivts w ho attended a re­ hostesses fo r the luncheon nt running out of aomathlng ah* The talk will be given by the Lake .Monroe Inn. Mem­ visiting Dr. and Mrs, Charles 11:11 (1} T on lu l i t * ■ m cent clinic on “ Home Design need*. W h y? She hasn't room Muroslni, Sr., in Pennsylvania Warren Arnett, a member uf and the American Fam ily” at bers were served their choice WEDNESDAY A. M. to keep a bountiful or even the Nutionul Society of In ­ of shrimp, beef or chicken with Deborah and Dana, and ENDS TUNITU th* National Housing Canter 1:14 (4) Olga On adequate supply o f food and returned to Banfurd shortly Adult tsat»rta la«a t terior Decorators. It will cov ­ lunches. in Washington. 1:14 (41 Collage *4 tht At* -Playslrl Attar Dark’* household items on hand. b efore the birth u f thu new »:** er ways and means of plan­ (1) Sign Oa Jays* MaaafMId — Cat** Mrs. Donuid Dietrich won InfnnL How did women ever hap­ 7:44 II) Todar Fla* At Siw ning your desired finished the centerpiece drawing, • a a ft, • ID Farm Market R**on pen to let men take th* pantry “Th* Chapaiaa H rp rP Men — worthwhile reading: home over a long period o f (4) Waho ap Marine which was one o f the minia­ away from them, anyhow— "Happier W ives (hints fo r Newly assigned personnel WP.D. * TH l HI. 41) Today lim e, gracefully and econom­ ture trees. Carlsad Fata Nil** ft 14 II) n ’o-dehsol Ptaaalsg cunsidering how convenient It husbands).” Just send 25 cent* tu N A S are LL Cdr. and Mr*. ically. •povat; ROM HELL* M rs. Tom Joyner, the Clerk E. Crain, LL and Mrs. 7:44 (i) Coaatdowa Mow* was fo r the fam ily purchasing to Ruth M illstt Reader Serv­ Aadl* Murphy — C*l*r Any Navy w ife can still (4) Plato Rewa A Woodaughter o f Mrs. Vincent Law Thomas McGowan, the new a g e n t! “ Th* Great la,e*«t*r* tfeOT ice, c / o Tha Sanford Herald, register fo r the course series Tuay Cardwus a guest at ths luncheon. dental assistant officer from 1:4* II) Ulchlo'a Oo«p*l Tim* — Into a spacious pantry a P. 0 Box 489, Dept. A, Radio which will meet each Monday Hostesses fur thu October C hicago; ami Lt. anil Mrs. 1:4* 14) Captain Kangaroo woman could stora all kinds o f (D Mlehoy Iran * dhow afternoon fo r H) more weeks. luncheon are Mrs. Howard items to m sk t her work eas­ li t * (I) Weather nog Now* The two-hour programs are Shively and Mrs. Dietrich. It W arren J. Fordhum. 1:14 ID Carteoatille • a a ier. She could buy eanned ST A R TS FRID AY . divided Into an hour of plan­ will be held at tha Garden ■ ;I4 (1) Today goods by th* cote, instead o f I!* o o t ’ XTY J i 'D n c 'i c o r w T . N A S operations went water 1:44 <!> Joak U ln ae 0O*w Funeral sendees for Miss ned speech by tho sutorlty "H O O TE N A N N Y H O O r " Gat* in Mt. D ors and will skiing Saturday at the home (4) Lamp of Learning th* can. SERIXOLR COUNTY, FL O R . D orothy Chambers o f Orange for that week, and an hour o f IDA. fenture a fashion show of of LL Cdr. anil Mrs. Earl 1:11 ( » 0*1* Storm Shew — She could get by without KITATH o r City, who died this week at question and answers. 1:41 II) Now* u l tntorrlowo M cCaindZeng originals. going to m arket for days a t a DOROTHY BURGER, U nger where the personnel 11:44 (I) toy Who* ' Fish Memorial Hospital where Participant* meet from 1 (I) Cartoon Capors Dseststd. time, thanks to th* well, and their families met for she had been a patient for p.m. til 8 p.m. at th* NAB II) Loarn Iptaloh XOTfCR o r FINAL REPORT Hostesses for the coffee of an afternoon and evening of 11:11 (1> Play Toar Haasa stocked pantry that was ilka A N D APPLICATION FOR threa months, will be held at ballroom. N O W BHOW1NG (I) I Lor* La*y DISCHARGE the V A l l-1 1 officers wives htr ow n little g rocery store. w ater sport* and picnicking. • • • 4:1B p.m . Wednesday at the AT ! : « • • 3:33 - 1:11 ft:04 ID Poe. BrM* All persons are not!club held Wednesday were — The unexpected g u e s t (ltd that th* and*ril(n*il as Cdr, and Mrs. Thomas Cull- 11:40 <t) Ann Hothorn Show Orange City M e t h o d i s t 8:30 Four new wive* and a re. Mrs. G. L. Atkinson and Mrs. tier were co-hosts for the par­ (I) Prts* Is Right AD M ISSION 80c didn't bother the woman who Extcutor of said ••tats, has Church. turning one were welcomed to (D Tho MeCoya complaitd th* administration An outstanding teacher, the VAII-3 officers wives J. L, Thompson. The coffee ty, A cookout supper o f hot 11:14 U> Pro All-Star Haatbal! kept one sh elf in her storage lhtr*or and ha* ri|«d In said (I) Pst* A aiadye hamburgers, potato pantry for tho m aking! of a court Its final raport and ap­ Miss Chambers held the high­ bridge Thursday In th* A f t ­ wus held nt the home uf Mrs. d og s, (II boron Ksya (or dlachara*. Ob. Atkinson. sniad and other picnic dishes variety of com pany meals— plication est rank (1) that the state of erburner. Jtctlona th*r*to. If any. ahould l i r d (4) Now* I L M M O N M.». i a i N E Business Included the dis­ w a s served by the hosts. with th* wherewithal to feed b* duly ftlad. Aft*r filing Florida offer*. £h* held many (ll All Star Bsaohall New to th* squadron are 13:40 (9) Knilr Ford dbaw COMING EVENTS hunura and offices in leaching, Mrs. Michael Hornsby, Mrs. cussion o f the benefit bridge une unexpected gueat or a car­ proof of publication shotvln* thta nolle* ha* naan publlah(4) Loro of Llf* Thursday, Bept. 1] Including the chairmanship of Chester Fitzpatrick, Mr*. A r ­ which the group is huste-sing. load o f company. *d one* a w**k for four con. Present were Mrs. P. N. A ll officer* wive* bridge WEDNESDAY P. M. first grude teacher* in Ur- thur dkelly and Mrs. Robert Sura, th* modern kitchen in ••«utlv* w**lt,. th* maltir of Her ton, Sirs. H. II. Coi'-e, benefit, 12:110 p.m, NAS ball­ 13:14 (*l Hrnrch fur Tomorrow most respects has it all over approval of aald report and lamlo, offices in the Classroom th* ardarlng of distribution of Brewer. Mrs. Stern liulte, 1* Mrs. J, A . deGanuht, Mrs. A. room . (1) Fathsr Knows B**t tha kltchena o f a bygone day. Mid estate will seme hi (or* Teachcra Association and again a member o f th* wive* 11:14 (I) Oeldlag U g h ! tb* court. O. Karnes, Mr*. 11. L. Klein, V A ll-3 Officer* wives c o f­ 1:44 (D Mid-Lay It.port A m e r i c a n Childhood Ed­ club. But with all their streamlin­ PI RAT NATIONAL BANK M rs. W. 1. Lewis, Mr*. J. I). fe e , 10 a.m. Afterburner. (D Mid-Fla. B.port ucation Association and also AT WINTER 1Mtig, w laing and labor-saving gadget*, Mr*. William Msliczowskl 1:00 ttl Bach-tor Father t«r Park. Florida Moloney, Mrs, P. A. Monroe, Friday, Sept. 13 was a member in the mitiuji.il the truth is that must o f to­ and M*a. William (Juilms were (t) (lonoral lloipllal lly: G*ura* G. Uurgaioa Mrs. D. F. Munday. Mr*. M. Acey-D eucy dunce, Acey- l i l l <)( Lafftlmo honor society, I’ l Lambda day's kitchens just dun't have A* Trua* Officer hostesses for the bridge- They 1:11 14) As Th* World Tara* J. I’uipolo, Mr*. T. K. Quillin. Deucy club. At Executor of *ald ••tata Theta. the storage place a family served coffee, cokes and lemIt) Mld-FU. N*w* \Vlnd*rw*«dl*, LUln*t * Ward. Monday, Sept. 11* •She won recognition fur her uii peel puslties for refresh­ M rs, ll- G. Tl*e and Mrs. K. needa. Altarn*)i 1:15 i)> lofftlm o A . Wing. A ll wives decorating course, <D Password work in Parker District ment. Bringing bock tha old-faah- I ll Park Avsnae. South • • • (4) Day la Court Wlatar Park. Florida Schools in South Carolina as second meeting. 1 p.m, NAS iutted walk-in pantry, where I'utillih SipL IS, IT, 14 * OuL TpCMNCQiOr rANAVWQN* Digit score went to Mrs. 1:14 (I) Art LlnkUtUr well us in Florida whuru situ LL ( jg l Edwurd Waiters ballroom. (*) Jan* Wyman Pro. stured food w as together and I. 1941. Fitzpatrick, and aecond high M ild taught in Orlando, Hanfurd and his bride, thu funnel MUs Gray Ladies classes begin, easy to get to, would do a tut honors went to Mrs. Uulle. (5) Ths Uoctnr* and Volusia County. D:30. Red Cross Health Cen­ 1:44 tl) Lorotla Young for th* modern kitchen. It Two gu* Is, Mrs. Michael Barbara Mcrrymun of ColumA member o f the Orange (4) Tho Millionaire Durant o f VAH-1 and Mrs. bus, Uhio, had a surprise ter. <D Qntea for a Day City Met hud iit Clmri'h, .Miss Thurday. SapL Itt 1:90 (3) V iiu I'on't Hay 4:45 (D Weathlf Show A. F, Keno uf VAU-U attend­ waiting them on their return Chambers wu* a teacher ill Y A ll-o enlisted mens wives home. The officers wive* of <41 Th* IMi i of Maht 1:10 i d Burn* A Allan ed the bridge. (D Who Do Tan Trad (*) Y*al B«ar the Junior Department and VAIi-11 had supplied bou­ meeting, 7:30 p.m. Ilmne of Members present wer« Mrs. 1:14 ID Celllngwood Kao* was M Y F Intermediate Group M rs. Ruth O'Neill. quet* of flow ers and rice and 1:44 C l Match Oam* Kenneth Camion, Mrs. C liff <*» Secret Storm Counselor. TV RENTAL VAH-11 officers wive* Dowell. Mrs. C. J. Young, Mr*. W. A . Ycllliek baked ami l it |3) Malta Kuorn Far • Sale* • Service She is survived by a bro­ decorated a cake for the new­ bridge, 0:30 a.m. Home uf Daddy blade, M is. Leroy liawkinr, ther, Joseph A . Chambers of M rs. Robert Lovelace. 14) Millionaire lywed*. Tlie couple i* now at Mrs. John Hurlburt, Mrs. Roy American Nawaslnad Scottsdale, Arix.; sisters, Miss CPU wive* coffee, 10 a.m. 4:14 ID Funner, Mrs. Glenn Duigie home in their home in Pine(I) Unite Walt FA 2-4919 -Margaret Chambers uf O r­ crest. N A S ballroom. I I I ID NBC Ns we ZeaUk Color TV Sales and Mrs. Frederick Vinson, a a a 1:4* II) Bast af Greses* ange City and Mrs. Halen Y A ll-l enlisted wive* club, 1890 Sanford Ava. a a a ID Surfalda 4 Wren o f Saluda, N. C, and Office*!* wives of VAIl-5 8 p.m. N A S ballroom. Items o f interest (run: the nieces, Mist Mary Elizabeth NUtV board meeting: Wren o f North Carutina and A course for wives Interest, only Mrs. Philip M e, linger and ed in becoming Gray Ladies Mrs. David Uoodburn uf Ari will begin nt the Ksd Cross tons. Center on Palmetto Ave. SepL It seems EVERYONE la on a diet of some type. 18. H ie first meeting w ill ba Many ate leaking health and others wish to LAGER BEER a three-hour orientation period improve tha apiwaniiHe. Wa have the aids to Key to the expression ‘ la­ beginning at U:30 a.m. Six­ heli) you reach YOUR dieting goal. Free details ger b e e r " U that the German teen hour* are required to FROM word "la g e r" means "store­ complete the course, For mors NOW Ol'EN house" and tlie beer was so- Information call Mis* Frissalj 2115 FRENCH AVE., SANFORD named because barrels of la­ at FA 2-4128. For Carry Out Ord«r* I’ lraa* I'honr 322-9816 The Little Uni School ger beer were placed in a ISO 8 9 th S t. S U R F S ID E . F L O R ID A 209 W. FIRST ST. FA 2-3649 W e'll llsvc It lteddy UoUas Lsode a few liwic volstuitshuusa to age. r • a • U f o .jlw W om an :By Ruth Miss Chambers Riles Wednesday Legal Notice R I T l )m SIIIRLE/ 1 / 1 ,h miw DOlicL Seminole TV BRUSH VALUES TO 79c DIET GOOD 29* HATABURGER THE HOUSE OF HEALTH \ PAINT /T o STORE �SW M art Viral) Sept ID, 1963 — Page 3 Sorority Holds First M ary AnnNewman To M arry Meeting James Berry St. John Jr. Mr. and M rs. Harry e . Newman J r „ 124 Blake St.. Greenwood, S. C „ announce the engagem ent and ap­ proaching m arriage of their daughter, Mary Ann, to En­ sign Jam es B erry St. John Jr., U.S.N., son of Mr. and Mra. J. B. St. John, 220 Crys­ tal Drive, Loch Arbor, San­ ford. The bride * elect attended schools in Greenwood and graduated from the Green­ wood High School. She has completed three years at the University of South Carolina, In Columbia, S. C. The groom -elect, a native of Sanford, la a graduate of Seminole High School and the University of South Carotin*. He received his degree In June 1362 and in August of the »arae year received his com ­ mission as ensign. He entemd Flight School at the Naval Air Station, In Pen­ sacola and is presently sta­ tioned at NAAS SanHy Field, In Pensacola. The wedding Is planned for Dec. 28 at tho Episcopal Church of tha Resurrection, in Greenwood. FULLY LINED WOOL SLACKS AND WOOL SKIRTS I0.9H AND Eastern Star Official Visits Chapter More than 100 members and vtsitora attended the official M emben o f the Zete XI visit o f Mrs. Irena Johna, Chapter o f Beta Siam a Phi, Worthy Grand M atron o f the observed th e “ Beginning Grand Chapter o f Florida, to Day” of the 196344 leaton Semlnolt Chapter 2, Order o f with a picnic at Lake Golden, Eastern Star, In Sanford. with their husbanda and fam The meeting w a i preceded lllei at fueita. by a banquet at the Capri, In The first business meeting her honor, fo r offlcera and o f the rear was held at the their escorts. Other grand o f­ home of Mrs. Joe Corley with ficers attending were grand Mrs. Richard Butler a i co- Ruth, Sirs. Betty Donellan; grand Adah, M rs. Gloria hostess. Mrs. Robert W insa, presi­ Smith; grand Instructor o f dent. presented the new year Dist. 24, Mra. Wanda Mercer books to the group and the and grand sentinel, George calendar was review ed. Plana Myers. were discussed fo r the fall Past grand offlcera attend­ rushing program s. Mra. Fred ing were past grand matron, Wilson, vice president, an­ Mrs. Beatrice Brandon; past nounced that the “ rush" for grand electa, M rs. Slurrny new members w ill start the Jarvis; past grand organist, latter part o f this month and Mrs. Mary S elf; past grand Ruth, Mrs. Pauline Kirkland continue through October. Wags and means chairman, and past grand Martha, 31 rs. Mrs. Lewis Linnckugel, re­ lone Keene, minded the group o f the rum ­ The altar w as draped In mage sale to be held later memory of Past Grand Pa­ tills month. Beta Buddy tron, 3!r. Lynn Gunn. names were drawn for the A courtesy w as presented coming year and Mrs. Cor* by tho officers, honoring 31rs. ley was selected as Valentine Johns. They form ed a lyre, Girl of the year. She will rep­ one of her emblems, and each resent the chapter in the con­ o f them spoke a few lines test for international Valen­ about her motto "L ig h t, Serv­ tine Queen, to be chosen from ice, Harmony". Byron Leach the ISO,000 m em bers o f Beta sang n soto to the tune "End o f a Perfect D a y " extolling Sigma Phi. Mrs, Corley led the pro­ her virtues, and Mrs. Joe Cor­ gram on “ O ratory." She read ley sang excerpts during the the Sermon on tho Mount as courtesy. Associate Matron, 3lrs. L. an example, which was ana E. Estes, presented her with lyicd by the group. Other mem bers attending a guld styrofoam lyre en­ were Mmes. George Beers. twined with yellow roses and Gerald Covington, Gary Hud­ leaves formed b y folded mon­ gins, James Lyons, Ernest ey, as well aa an honorary Morris, Robert M o r r i s , membership In the local chap­ Tliomss Russell and Harvey ter. Worthy Patron, J. E. lllackman. presented her a Wilkinson. music staff o f guld styrofoam with yellow roses and folded bills, and an honorary mem­ bership for W orthy Grand Pa­ tron, Walter Fennell, who was unable to attend. The president o f the Past Matrons’ Club, Mrs. Joe Leinhart, piesentcd her with a Arnold C. Cleveland, 1007 sheaf, another o f her em b­ Palmetto Avenue, Sanford, lems, with small lyres attach­ announces t h e engagement ed bearing tho names of all and approaching marriage of past matrons o f the local his daughter, Carole Fay, to chapter. The sheaf was made Robert Reganall, son of Mr. o f seal unts sprayed gold, lied Miss Cleveland Time Tu Make Your Layaway* Now For Cool Weather Robert Reganall T o Wed Sept. 15 MISS MARY ANN NEWMAN H ow es FASHIONS Open Wed. Afternoon & Fri. Nile 2326 Park Drive Enterprise Personals Miss Linda Tyler, daughter Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kyan. nf Mr. ant Mrs. Wesley T> have* entered Daytona Beach ler, and Pat Kyan, sun of Junior College. rti Sir, and September Factory Bedding SALE lla rv cy L. grass attended the dinner at Calico Kitchens in DeLand and the board o f directors of the West Volusia Cancer As­ sociation meeting. 00 TR U )I IN ON ANY IIOX SI KING AND D U R IN G TIHS SA1 Mrs. Dunn and .Miss Helen Snod­ M 111 SS 119 Magnolia Ave | Sanford, Fin. 1'hone FA 11-0(121 .Mr. and Sirs. Chester Hen­ derson and son Howard re­ turned Slonday from a week­ end with their daughter and •on-in-law. Sir. and Mrs. An­ dre AyUes in North Holly­ wood. While there they also attended the wedding o f Sir. Henderson's cousin, Ralph Sands, to Miss Ann Arnuid in .Miami Springs. Mrs. William Walt her and childrrn. Cathy and Billy, of New Orleans, La., are spend­ ing this week with her par­ ents. Rev. and Sirs. Fred Foster. and Mrs. Norman Reganall. of Deerfield. Mich. Carole, also the daughter of the late Mrs. M argaret Cleve­ land, is a native o f Sanford and was a m em ber of the 1002 graduating class o f Seminole High School. She has done some secretarial work dur­ ing (he past year. The groom -elect attended schools In Deerfield anil Is presently stationed aboard the USS Klttyliaw-k with VAH13 of the U. S. Navy. The wedding will be an event of Sept. 13 in San Di­ ego, Calif. New Arrivals Bride - Elect Honored With Luncheon Ry Mrs. Adam Muller Miss Patricia Scott, brideelect of Frank Wilson Duval, was entertained this past week with a luncheon at the home of Mrs. Slonso Tatum In DcLand. Mrs. Frank Duval was co-hostess. The honoreo was presented a gift o f silver as a m em en­ to of the happy event. Guests were Mrs. Amelia Scott, grandmother of Patricia; Mrs. Frank W. Duval, mother of the groom-to-be; Judy Everhart; Brenda Everhart; Peggy Morris and Jo Linda lly Julia llartoa Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jones o f No, 5, Hattawny Drive, Did Ray Manor, announce the Hill. The luncheon tahle was birth o f a six pound, nine ounce baby boy born July 27 decorated with an arrange­ at Orange Memorial Hospital. ment of roses and a white and They have rhosen the name pink color tl.eme was carried of David Edward for the new out throughout (he home. arrival who has three bro­ thers, Keith, Mike and Rich* ard. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. W. L. Jones o f Winter Miss Dorothy Diane Miller, Garden. Maternal grandpar* ents are Mr. and Mrs. C, E. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester L. Webre, 2114 South Rudicel o f Orlando. Orange Ave., left Saturday for Wichita, Kan . to enroll at the Sacred Heart College, there. Personals with yellow ribbon attached to the bow o f which was a small gold package o f money. Strs. Johns spoke about her special fund; Estarl, the pro­ gram whereby sons and daughters o f Eastern Star members may secure scholar­ ships for religious education, and support o f Eastern Star members who are residents o f the Slavonic Homo In S t Pet­ Rainbow Girla waa presented ersburg, She had Mra. Iono In memory of Sirs. Mary Keene, a member o f the Estarl EUiabcth Thompson, deceased committee, relate how many member o f the Rainbow A d ­ young people are now enjoy­ visory Board. ing benefits o f tha scholar­ The chapter room carried ship fund, and how many ap­ out Mrs. Johns' colors o f y e l­ plications were pending. The low and gold In gold pota o f coin fund for the evening was yellow roses, rose trellises en­ turned over to h tr fo r her twined with ytllow roses, and fund, and a check from the a gold palm spergne filled w ith roses. Tha dining montf w as decorated with potted palms, and the table cantered with an am ngem ant o f Fal­ low rosea, flanked b y allveg candelabra holding yellow t o p e n . Orsnge-plneapplo punch, cake, and nuts were served by Mrs. Harvey Dunn, M rs, W m . Sloye, and Sirs. P . A . Rowland. Need Toole T a Finish Floors Or RagaT Now Ton Caa R est Th em ! Floor Finishing Machine Rug Hhsmpootv Mfct k Dry V a cu a* American Rent-All In - Sanford 2(44 8. Hiawatha le a . I v< MRS. CHARLES COLE, left, worthy matron of Seminole Chapter 2, OES with guest of honor. Mrs. Irene Johns, state official uml worthy patron, J. E. lllackman, at a banquet in honor of Airs. Johns. (licruki Photo) Andersons Enjoy Visit With Pennsylvania Relatives Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Andcrson and daughters, ChcryL Karin and Christine, o f Beav­ er, Pa., have been the guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Anderson, in I-ukc Mary, (or the past three weeks. The family nude the Ander­ son home on Laka Euima llicir headquarters while tak­ ing many suit) trips around the state during their stay. Mrs. Anderson and Hie girls were the gucsu o f Mrs. P. D. Anderson, Jr., of Orlando, at Daylona Beach for three days. They also spent a week­ end in Orlando with the P. D. Anderson, Jrs., with a dinner al (he Tiki fur Ihe adults. The family m otored to West Palm Beach by way of llok Tower and spent four days with his bruther-ln-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. James K. Brower and chil­ dren, N-mcy sml Ken. The Browers accompanied them back In Lake Mary for an over night stay, on (heir way to a camping weekend al Alexander Springs, in the Deals National Forest. The last week, Cheryl was with tho O rum lo Andersons, and Sunday evening a special buffet supper wax held at l.ake Emma, with the Senior Andersons, the Junior Andersons, llicir son-in-law amt daughter, Mr. and Mrs. 311ch a d Hudgins and daughter of Murfreesboro, Tcnn., and the it. E. Andersons. This was the first visit for Ihe Pennsylvania fam ily in eight years and they noted many changes in Florida and l.ake Mary. Friends of P. D. Anderson, Sr. will be glad to hear that in spile of Ids recent illness he was able to enjoy the visi­ tors, and found the gratyldaughters helpful with Ids newly acquired hobby o f Jig­ saw purilci. Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 210 S. PARK AVK. Ship’n Shore all-time favorite... beautiful shirt, beautifully detailed O E S Officer Honored With Breakfast J. E. Blackman, worthy patron, and Mra. Aline Black­ man. wife of worthy patron, of Seminole Chapter 2 Order o f Eastern Star, honored Sirs. Irene Julms, worthy grand matron of the Grand Chapter o f Florida, with a breakfast at Pinecrest Inn. Thu break­ fast climaxed Sirs. Johns’ Iwo-day visit. Out of loan guest was Mrs. Gloria Smith, Grand Adah. Others attending tho break­ fast were Mrs. Charles B. Cole, worthy matron, Sirs. Virginia Anderson, .Mrs. Luo Dean Esle*, Mr. and Sirs. L. T. 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The Sticker I*ricet| Other Dealer Hut Ih e la m Holler I’rice! �\-— r^tdu. iS T W ita * •! ■ :r y $ i ? .-; •.*-:»*i y jp .a Summer’s ,r»| la a U M when significant atortee ___ cadi other for apace on the wfrgg ead in the papen , we have fln a t Britain to thank fo r the read* ftlf treat o f the aantmer. KP* hh£ R I f Oh e e d o polltiea, no event of I M N M International Import ft Is Juat a story o f good, old' skullduggery, spiced with i.: .■ faahkmed sku i n a a . plenty * suspense, a myateSoeabtode i the heartwarming : « ^ p * Br la tfta Senate Foreign Relations Ifttee’s nearly unanimous eno f the treaty, there is a dear assessment that whatever risk is tevolved is one this nation am take without grave danger to Its freedom and security. It U a judgment which says in effect that i f we are not willing to risk in order to test Buspurposes at this stage, we are mthat negotiation la now and forever a futile device o f dlIn the cold war. ly we are not prepared to take so adamant and seemingly final ^•■aa Soviet motives, In the nature o f things, can seldom If ever be entire­ ly H ear to us. But we are not now __ j motive. We do not have to ____ all that goes on between the Kremlin and Rod China In order to take this teat ban chants. Wa will be watching Soviet ac­ tion. T han la a strong conviction that if Russia breaks the treaty wa will ipsaJlly know it and be able to act on our own to prevent Moscow from gaining a critical nuclear millf advantage. * %It is we who have the great ad­ vantage today, and we do not pro­ pose to yield It. We will have our V ;> ' .’ E- - '- %J Vs ffp *. f ■. . 1' Political Notebook aaenrance that Scotland Yard Is still operating Hi the best tradition o f the whodunit school. This summer o f IMS would have b a n a much lata exciting season without the columns o f reading pro­ vided by The Great Train Bobbery. Watch for more exciting chapters In this sags in the days to come. The boys have a long way to go be­ fore the wrap-up story Is written. Hurrah fo r a change in news WASHINGTON - (N E A ) Renewed pressure lo r pass­ age o f fa ir em ploym ent prac­ tices legislation under its sw n am e o f “ Equal Employ­ ment O pportunities" is ex­ pected to be a first result of the M arch on Washington For Jobs and Freedom . The change in nam e U con­ sidered advisable to remove the curse against the wartime FEPC» killed b y Congress la M . A bill to set up an "Equal E m p l o y m e n t Opportuni­ ties C om m ission "— EEOC — has been introduced In tbe House b y R ep. Ja m es Roostveil, O-Calif. ft baa been approved by tbe House Education and La­ bor Com m ittee, with some Republican support, and re­ ferred to the House Rules Committee. No on e la optimistic tb it EEOC w ill ev e r get out of guard up, prepared to teat In the at­ mosphere again abould the Russians resume. And beyond doubt, we shall be constantly alert to assure that our massive stockpile o f nuclear weapons —called by President Kennedy suffi­ cient to kil] 800 million people in one hour—remains an effective shield for ua and the free world. This means, o f cou n t, keeping the weapons in usable condition — and deliverable over targets. Military men disagree on ways o f assuring this effectiveness. But there would seem to be ample support for the idea that It can be done, notwith­ standing the test ban treaty. Not all our military and nuclear specialists like the treaty. But the Senate Foreign Relatione Committee is a sober and responsible body. It listened to the douots and reserva­ tions and yst decided to approve the document. A t worat, the committee might in time be proved wrong. At best, this group, the full Senate and all associated with the treaty must recognize that It la not a guarantee o f peace, but only a small beginning step down that road. Up to now there baa been almost no traffic on that road. We are sim­ ply making ready to try It. We may have to turn back. But, with the stakes so high, the try is one our sanest Senate leaders think we ought to make. Treaty Seen As Weapons Threat WASHINGTON ple, Soviet demand) have not been reduced In the illghtcit. Thera also Is the question o f doing bualneis with and helping to build a system frankly dedicated to destructlon o f the Western deinocra* cies and their economies. Within both blocs there are important pressures beyond the political. In the Soviet Union and ita satellite* there la an increas­ ing demand for an increase In tlio standard o f living and the supply ot consumer goods after years ot hardship. And as the Soviet bloc has In­ creased its own output of both manufactured and raw materials there U an Increas­ ing need for outlets. Among the satellites, en­ joying a period o f respite from hard Moscow control, there also la a spirit o f In- WAY dependence dom to demanding develop their (U P f)-T h e Senate Preparedness aubcom mlttee reported form ally Mon­ day that the nuclear test ban treaty wit] "a ffe ct adversely" future U . S. weapon develop­ ment and create "serious and Dr. Crane’s perhaps form ida ble" vantages, Worry Clinic Pressure On East-W est Trade OUT OUR ■'J• .fM ■* ., S**""-*# 1*' ■■.'* H R g g r a p ^ ', Phil Newsom Soys . . . P ertly as raault ot the new partial nuclsar t s i t ban trsaty, partly a* rem it of longstanding pressures, there Is today ta em a ln g talk of a vast m w buildup In EastWast trade. T be United Slates baa ad* m illed It Is reviewing it* pol­ icies toward Communlit-bloc aatloni. F or y e a n under NIklU Khrushchev the Soviet Union baa p r o s e d for Increased trade with W o t c m nation) and has pro Unted especially the Weitera ban on strategic m aterl»li which c o v e n far m ore than the question o f g u m or rocket*. For tbe W o t , the m ore eau* tloua advise that the nuclear teat ban treaty by Itself conatltutei no real breakthrough In East-Weit relations and that In Germany, tor exam ­ 4 -* } Peter Edson Worth A Try )fe « m now expects that the UJB. win give anything but over­ approval to the partial 1teat baa treaty with the Sov- i .f f T I *W J , *JV .-* "f , ' . 4■-*■1 ." *i f*" '. free­ Owr daughter la d y was sure that her eldest too was u m iM lIy precoclews la his ceontbig. S e t there la a marked difference between reciting numbers versus pointing to objects as yon count! Notice Jmty’s shock after the teat below. Ami borrow my college text­ book from your library for farther advice. own CASE Q-444: Matthew, aged economies, Including Increas­ 2 'i, Is our daughter Judy's ed Western contact. oldest child. Among the latter, Romania offers an excellent exam ple. The Romanians not only have Increased their trade faster with die West than with their Communist-bloc partners, but also have shown m arked re­ luctance to Join the integrated econom ic program advocated by Moscow. Among the Western nations, with production capacity in some c a s e s outdistancing markets, there is a growing temptation to dip Into the "o c e a n s" of trade promised by Khrushchev, German and British mer­ chants have been particularly restive under U. S. demands for strict enforcement of the ban on shipment o f strategic materials. Under pressure of the West German government, Ger­ man merchants finally can­ celed a deal to aupply pipetinea to the Ruaslana, The H r l t l i h government showed no such inclination The British also are Interest cd In exctiangc o f ships for oil. One day at the dinner table, Judy proudly b oa itcd that Matthew could count up to ten. "Show thorn how you can count," she urged Matthew. And Matthew correctly counted "One, two three, e t c ," until he arrived at "t e n ." "D ad d y," Judy then turned to me, " I thought you laid the average child muat be four years old before ho can even count to four, "S o Isn't this very unusual for Matthew to bo able to count to ten?" But I shook my head, much as I disliked puncturing Judy's enthusiasm. "Uy rote m em ory," I replied, "even a parrot can count to ten. But neither the parrot nor the average child o f Malthuw's age, really un­ derstands what hla counting means, "F o r example, those num bera are Just words in a se­ quence of syllables to the parrot or the usual child of Matthew's age. "They don't realize that each number refers to a se­ parate object or item la the This sam e norm al child environment." must attain the age o f six Judy, however, still per­ years* before he can point to sisted that Matthew could and correctly count U pen­ count to objects. nies! So 1 suggested we make To you laym en, It may the proper test and thus lay seem strange that you can­ a aeries of pennies on tbe not teach a child to perform tablecloth. the teak o f counting 13 pen­ Matthew was then to point nies, even when he is four lo each penny as he named years old. It in the sequence of num­ But mental h oriepow er (f. bers. Q .) is much like mechanical So Matthew started count* horsepower in your automo­ Ing but was to Indicate each bile motor. penny as he progressed. It la relatively fixed cap­ "One, tw o, seven, five, ten, acity that a child obtain! at e tc .," wa* now the way he birth! did his counting. A cultured hom e, plus love Judy could hardly believe and unusual motivation may her eyes, for she was posl- alter a child's 1. Q. a few live that he could count ten points. pennies in the proper se­ But if a youngster has nor­ quence. mal vision and hearing and So she started Matthew a health, his I. q . test at the second tim e. And here'a his kindergarten age shuukl be sequence: almost Identical with his f. "One, tw o, six, nine, three, Q. score In high school. eight, e tc ." Go to your local library and Tbe average or normal child borrow a copy of my college with an I. <J. of 110 points, textbook " Psychology Ap­ thus must be four years old plied," if you wish to read In order to count four pen­ more fully on child psy­ nies I chology. Ob, be can glibly chatter away with the numbers in Four tons o f raw materials correct sequence, maybe up are required to produce a ton to ten or even to twenty. nut "ch atter counting" dif­ c f sti-el; tw o tons o f iron and fers from "pointing count­ the rest Is coal, limestone and other items. in g." disad­ "T h ese disadvantages, In our judgm ent, are not out­ weighed o r counter-balanced by the claim ed military ad­ vantages," the report said. "A t tha sam e time we are not convinced that compar­ able m ilitary disadvantages will a ccru e to nuclear weapon program o f the U .S J .R ." Tbe group m ade no recom ­ mendation on whether the Senate should ratify the limit­ ed test ban treaty on which debate begins today. The sub­ com m ittee, noting that auch other issues as foreign policy are involved, said each indi­ vidual must "reach his own judgment” on the basis of his own philosophy, knowledge ami experience. the rules committee. But Rep. Roosevelt also baa presented hi* bill to a House Judiciary subcommittee as an amend­ ment to tbe omnibus civil rights legislation which is in­ tended to carry out President Kennedy's program. Tbe amendment would cov­ er all employers srlth more than 23 em ployes and engag­ ed in interstate commsrce. This is w h it tbe Freedom M arch leaders want. That be­ cam e apparent when A . Phil­ ip Randolph, originator of tbe m arch idea, declared hi Washington t b • t "Negroes are not yet lully free to obtain tbe Jobs they desire." Pointing out that Negro un­ em ploym ent rates a n two and a half times tbe national average, the long-time bead o f tbe Sleeping Car Porters union put equal Job rights as tbe first objective o f tbe m arch—ahead o f better edu cation, bousing, voting rights and equal accese to public sccomraodations. Randolph told n National Press Club audience ■ littleknown etory of bow be got tbe late Prosldent Franklin D. Roosevelt to set up tbe origin­ al FEPC in 1M1. At that time Randolph wae organising another march on Washington. President Roose­ velt summoned him to tbe White House and asked him to call o ff the march. Ran­ dolph rafuaed. "W hat do you want me to d o ? " the President asked him. Randolph replied that be wanted an order that would enable N egro workera to get Jobe In defenso plant!, teas inch as N e g r a * w ere going into tb e A rm y to fig h t Randolph say* the Presi­ dent replied that be would call up the heads o f governm eat departments and t*U them to m ake sure that Negross would be hired in war plants. "W e want m o re ," Randolph answered. “ W e want an ex­ ecutive order from you to give us equal Job rights." " I can 't d o that," Randolph aaya tbe President replied. T f I do that for you, I'll have to do as much for every other group that wants some­ thing. "P h il,” said tbe Preiident, " I want you to call off this m arch.". Randolph shook hla head. “ There w ee a full-dreae cabinet meeting In se»lao, with Secretary o f W ar Stimson and all the others," Randolph recalls. 'T h e Preiident naked me to go in there and meet with them to see wbit could be d u n e." •»- N ew Y ork 's M ayor Fiorello La Guardis w u there in his capacity as director of (he Office o f Facte and Figure). "L et'a not waste any time," be told Randolph. "Let'a get a com m ittee o f five and work it o u t." Randolph stated his terms. "Y o u 'r e not going to get this m arch called o ff unless aa executive ord er it laiued and signed by the Preiident giv­ ing N egroes equal Job righ ts." And it w as done. Paying tribute now to Pres­ ident Kennedy for the civil rights m essage the President has sent to C oagreii, Ran­ dolph declares that, "In ad­ dition to hla proposals, there muat be these other measures F or a v e ry large number o f enacted into law and tmpltthe ou p p orten o f religion, m ented." 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FA 2-7121 Bneee One Dally Way SA N FRANCISCO 3 M.:,u N EW YORK • i| j} NEW O RLEA N S 6 19.no ASI1V1LLE « is.30 S a le lork extra tech way Buee* One Daily Way « 32.03 CHICAGO 3 43AO M ONTHEAL 4 77J2 SEATTLE 7 21.43 LOUISVILLE with n round trip ticket son c n l. 4(!r<yh<Hmd Terminal 120 S. Park Ave. Phone FA 2-1421 GO GREYHOUND �! •fi*- - Pros Ready For Ope VdM H arris Leading Golf Amateurs DU MOINES, Iowa (UPI) —They w a n chasing Labron Harris Jr., th« mathematical f*nlus with the geometrical pettiag touch, once again to­ day u their 139 hopefuls walloped way into the second round o f the U. S. Amateur golf championship. Harria, the bespectacled defending champion from Okla­ homa State, rom ped Into the second round with as much east as if somebody asked him whether two and two made a par fou r wbca he dusted off Bill Cowardln, a VMI student from Newport News, Ve., I and 6. And, two under par, he was the only man to conquer the billy, nar­ row Wakonda .Club course. A host of the favorites went with him, however, as he set Frees Coaches Vince Lom bardi of Crete B ey, G eorge Wilson Cardinals Cut Dodgers' Lead To Three Gaines o f Detroit, Buddy Parker of By Ualtod M Pittsburgh and Georga Hslas n fasti It is almost exactly IS years • fr M arl S e p t. 1 0 , ,1 9 6 3 — « « n ll Page 5 Standings Vwt*4 f a m N U M Lo* A&xelts Lragw* W L r e t GB 81 »T .901 84 91 JT9 8 o f Chicago had had sew s for tlnce th e ’ U. S. A m y granted SI. Louis the reat of the National Foot­ P v t Curt Simmons a special 80 98 .882 7 Milwaukee himself up for a second round ball League Tuesday. furlough designed to give the S*n F rtn eliea 18 99 •H3 9V2 match against John McKay All four pronounced their fireballing y o u n g lefty • Philadelphia 78 • .821 life Jr., a ll-year-old University teams In top physical condi­ chance to pitch fo r the Phila­ Cincinnati 79 72 .811 12fe of Georgia student who was tion lor this w eekend’s open­ delphia PhlUles in the World ChJesfo 74 79 J14 12fe the beneficiary of a first- ing games o f the N FL season. Series. 79 .481 17 m Pittsburgh Simmons never did pitch in round bye. Parker said hia Stealers N 9 Ufe Houston a 91 tha 1990 Series aa tha PhUIlas they included form er U. I. ware In their best physical 97 97 .329 » f e and British Amateur champ­ condition for the start o f a lost four straight to tha Naw New Y ork York Yankees, but ha may get ion Deane Bern an. two-time season in years. ’a Basalts his chanea this year as tha New Y ork • Philadelphia 3 champion Charley Coe, flam ­ He credited a new pre-sea­ boyant Billy Joe Patton, for­ son physical fitness program Cardinals kaep biting into tha Milwaukee • Cincinnati 2, 1st mer West Virginia legislator which stressed running and Lot Angelea Dodgers* oncetwilight Bill Campbell and 1942 Brit­ no-contact session fo r the lack imposing National L e a g u t Milwaukee 7 Cincinnati 4, 2nd load. ish Amateur king Richard o f injuriei. night The 34-year-oid Simmons, St .Louis 4 Chicago 0, night Davies. The Packers were sent Only gam es scheduled Some of the namee dropped through sn unusually rough enjoying hie beat teuton since Wtdneeday’ s Games by the wayside Included such Monday workout by Lombardi, 1VM, scored h i a a c e o n d as U ii runnerup Billy Hynd- who denounced Green Bay’i straight shutout and hit 14th San Franctsca at New York man, the handsome Philadel­ winning effort last Saturday victory o f the aeaaon Monday Houston at Philadelphia, night night when he pitched the phia stockbroker; Dr. Ed Up- night as "sloppy .” Los Angeles at PUtaburiHi. Wilson said the Lions were Cardinals to a g-0 win over degraff of Tucson, Aria., the night the Chicago Cuba. It was tha 1K3 British Amateur runner- in the best condition since Milwaukee at Cincinnati, Cardinals’ 12th triumph in tha op. and B ob-Lunn, the .18- (he training season opened. night last 13 gam as and cut the Idle Ollie Matson, obtained from year-old public links champ­ Chicago at S t Loula, night the Rams, ran at top speed Dodgers’ first-place lead ever ion out of San Francisco. AMERICAN LEAGUE them to three games. Monday. W L re t. GH The D odgers have 19 games llalae said middle line93 SO .988 New York b a c k c Tom Bettis, with an left to play and the Cardinals 92 94 .892 Ufe Chicago elbow Injury, might mlsa the 17— Including a vital three91 94 .859 14 ropy thereof npon the plain­ Bears’ opener with Green game sat between tha teams Minnesota t i f f , atiornty* w h o ,, name T7 49 .327 Ufe Baltimore beginning next Monday. Bay. Back Billy Martin, who and tddraia appear* hereon, 71 79 .493 23fe Detroit on or before the u m day o f broke a bone in his leg Sat­ WIUi fiv e shutouts and a O-tober, t i l l , the naturo of 70 74 .479 23fe 14-7 w on-lost record, 8lmmons Boston urday, is the only Bear de thl, proceeding b«lna a ault 70 77 .479 26 Cleveland ia a stron g candidate for t> foiodoee the llan o f a fintely out. 60 79 .459 fflfe mortgage on the follow ing comeback o f tha year honors. K H uai City The Giants were heartened deacrlbed property altiiate In 94 92 .439 31(2 The Milwaukee Braves con­ Lot Angelsi SamlnoU County, Florida to by the return of backs Phil 81 N .852 44 wit: King and Alex Webster to tinued their late drive by Washington Let IS. aOUTII PLVE M onday's Retells CRUST. Third Addition, a full time status tor Naw York. whipping tha Cincinnati Reds, aabdlvlalon. according to However, veteran backs 9-3 and 7-4, and tha Naw York Detroit I Washington 0, 1st. map oy plat thereof re­ twilight corded In Plat Book 11, Frank Gifford and Hugh Me- Meta defeated the Phillies, 0-8, Detroit io Washington 7, 2nd, I’ege IS. Public I l f o r d , Elhenny and guards Bookie in the only other N L games. of Dtmlnola County, F lor­ Bolin and D arrell Dess are night id*. Chicago 9 Baltimore 4, night DONE AND ORDERED at still nursing injuries. Sanford, Sem tnolCounty. Minneiota 7 Cleveland 4, night S tilo of Florida, thla Sth day DETROIT (U P I) - Purnal Kansas City 7 New York 6, o f September, ISIS. (REAL) Goldy, an outfielder, and night Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr.. NEW YOHK (U P D -O a e r catcher John Sullivan are Boston 5 Los Angeles 2, night Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlen, trick, one of the most success scheduled to report today to W ednesday's Games l>. C. ful pacers o f 1063, has been the Detroit Tigers from their Boston at Los Angelas, night ROEMM. WIOIIT a HlTtlS ORD American National Bank Rldg Installed an 0-5 favorite to Syracuse farm club. Both hit New York at Kansas City, P. O. Hot l i s t s win Thursday night’s |1«3,1S7 .260 for Syracuse, which was night St. Petersburg SI. Florida Cane Futurity Pace at Yonk eliminated from the Interna Cleveland at Minnesota, night Attorney, for Plaintiff Publlen Sept. 10, IT, 2« & Oct. rrs Raceway despite drawing tional League p la joffs Sun Baltimore at Chicago, night i. n o . day. the No. 12 post position. Detroit at Washington, night CDU-IT Legal Notice iw em etrr tub WIWTH JUDICIAL nr ssd w m v , TIVA^ IV row stats: court, C lK lt t T . m ih i v o i .i : » r flo w . lllt .U 'K R T . VO. T U B W IL LIA llSnU R O lI SAV­ INGS RANK, a New Y ork eorporstlon, Plaintiff vs. DONALD EDWIN BOOSE, vt •L Pef-ndanti. NOTICE o r «UIT T U I WTATK o r FLORIDA TOi Donald Edwin II o o • ,. w ho,# malting address l, v a - is , o /o ffo. n» w Tork. Near York, and Falrlsla E. Dona*, h i, wife, w hom residence I, II Cadarhural Lana, Camp Hill, Pennsylvania Nstlca l» hereby given that ■ult ha, b<en (tied In tlie above Indicated Court again,t you, and each o f you, and M alnat Odhara A Tudor. Inc.. S corporation, tha till# of which la a, above ohown. You are h *r,by required to flla your antw er or written defoniea. If a ry. In the above prooaodlnc with tha Cterk of thla Court and to aarva a Legal Notice in t h e u i i c i r r c o u r t o r TH E NINTH JUDICIAL ( I I I . CUIT. IV AVIS r o w *KW|. v o i.K c o u n t y , F l o r i d a . LAW VO. •'V'V STATE HOAD DEPARTMENT o r FLORIDA. an Agency o f tho a u t o o f Florida, and SEMINOLE COUNTY, a Polltlcul Subdivision o f tho Stalo o f Florida, Petitioner*. JOSEPH ARRA *1 at.. Defendant*. n o t ic e o r r u l i ; m * i n o t ic e n r r w i v k .v t DO­ MAIN PROCEED I VI, i I.V THE SAME AVD RV THE A iT iio n r r v o r t iik s t a t e o r r L o H iu A i TO a l l w h o m it m ay CONCERN, and to all persons and p*rtl,a h aving or claim Ins any right, title. In ter,,t. estate, m ortgage nr oth «r Ilia to or la tho p a re * !, nt land hereinafter deacrlbed, and tho follow in g p«r,on *. together w ith all unknown persona claim ing by, through or un­ der known per,on * w ho are dead, or w ho aro not known to ba dead or a ll,a : SECTION TTOS*.Saai STATE ROAD 1.431 S E M IN O L E c o t 'v t v v a n s :* a ad­ d u c e * Jama* J a n e i Blveoa IS Niagara Street Geneva, Naw York SRD No. 101.1, lOt.S Sarah Naleon Carter ■I Rldg* Road Chsppaqua. New York SRD No. 130.1. 110.S Jeeee It. C h riltlo It. IU I Nova Moatla, Canada bltl> No. 11S.1 L eom M Chrtatio It. R 1 Nova Seatla, Canada blU> No. U l.l M agglt Forrla C roft Address Unknown MID No. 108.1, ’. I S ! Nathan Croft Addreee Unknown b ill) No. U l.l. t i l l Federal Land Rank o f Cotumbla r /o tV. O. M c'llbbony Columbia, South Carolina MUD No. 111.1, 117.1. 117.1 ' Report To Tigers Favored In Race Legal Notice Addrta* Unknown AMD No. 110.1, U S.-; lll.S Frederick J. Hughea AdJreea Unknown SI’.D No. 101.1, lo s s . lll.l, ISIS Janie MnD. Hughea Addreee Unknown BUD No. 101.1, 101.1, 101 I Legal Notice De* o f Lot 1. Illock S, L sk tvlew Subdivision, a* foreeald, at a point ISIS] feat N ortherly from tha Southwest rorner o f Lot I. 0 1 I. B lock t o f aatd l<ek,vti*r Hubdlvlslon and tha and of this survey line description. The land herein described con. tatna IS square feat, m art or lest. OWNED B Y : ANNIE MAE Annl* Mao Jama* (a!#o JAMES (aleo known aa AN­ known aa Annl* Mao Di­ NIE MAE H IVES'S); JAMES van*! JAMES BIVENS 101 Hharrlll Street SUBJECT TO: MORTGAGE, reGeneva. N -w York cordad la O. !L Hook 1 J), SHD No. 1 0 1 .1 , m . i page IK . In favor o f Noll* MAN II NTOT and wife Penelope Dealer MARY NOTT. 14 BaywarJ Street Dorchaater 11, MaeeachuPARCEL NO. 104.1, 1012, U l.l latta RIGHT OF W AY BRD No. 111.1, 111.1 That part o f ; Imt 1. Block I, (LESS pari Bt,van SI Leeter In State Road No. t i l l 14 Hayward Street Lakevlaw Mubdlelalun. so* Dorchaater 11, Maeeachucording to plat recorded •etta In Plat ttook 4, page 14, 8RD No. l i t I, 111.1 Public R ecords o f Kemln oli County, Florida, B elly J. Meet*, lying within 44 feet South of 17711 North Hhora Drive the survey line of State Road Dellavlaw, Michigan 8 HD No. U M , 110.1; 1101, fit. Section 770''), eald survey line being dovcrlbvd as fo l­ 111* lows! llegln on tho Real line of Chart** Italian He- lion 11, Tow nship 11 01701 North Short Drive South, R ange 10 East, at a Rellevlew, Michigan point (03.74 feet North of MUD No. 110.1, U l d , 131.1, the Southeast corner of UI.1 tha N K o f said lection II, eald point being on Fern* E. Mitrakat the era o f a aurva con ­ II ley w a rd Street cave to the Sou th w ell and Dcrcheeter 11, Meseachuhaving a radius o f 1141.11 •olta feel; thanes, from a u i BRD No. 111.1, 1111 gent bearing of North 1IM7'«2M Weal, run North­ O ratory Mltrakaa w esterly along the arc t l Hayward .(treat o f said curve, through a Dorchaater 11, Maaaachucentral a ngle o f 11*1 I 'll" , aotta a distance of I I I II feet a n o No. m . i . U l.l to and o f cu rve; thence South 11*11*11*' W ait 01.14 Mary Nott feet to g Northerly aatenAddraaa Unknown sloa o f tha W est Una ef 8 HD No. 101.1, 10, S l o t t, Dtoek I, Lakevlaw Subdivision, aforesaid, at a Norman It. Nott point 111 41 feat Norther­ Addraaa Unknown ly from tha Southwest cor­ SRD No. 1011. ldi-S ner o» lojt I. Block * of •all Lakevlaw Hubdlvlslon Charlotte H. Yullla a n l the end o f thla aut1* Ridge Road vey lino description. Chsppaqua. New Tork Tha land herein deacrlbed con ­ 8 llD No. 113.1, ISO 3 tains 10 aquare fast, m«ra or James Tull!# 15 Ridge Road Chappaqua. New York 3RD No. 110.1. t i l l lees OWNED B Y : N E L L I E E. THOMAS, unmarried SUBJECT TO: AGREEMENT fo r D EED ; recorded In 0.11. Book 114. page III. lu Favor «E< TIOV TT»M.33al VltTSt 8 L. Ferrta o f CLAYTON T lloM A b , and ROAD 438 E COINAJdroe, Unknown MORTGAGE: recorded la TV n E t t 'R i r r t o A , 8RO No. t i l l. 1111 Mtg B ook 111 page I. In PARCEL NO. 1,4.1. ’. «» * Favor o f FIlliD EItlCK J. RIGHT o r WAY Elma Mann Farria HUGHES and w ife JANIE That part o f ; A I tree* Unknown McD. HUGHES. Lot I. Block « (LEA* par* SRD No. U S.l, H IS In State Road No. 41*» Ltkevleev Subdivision, a c­ PARCEL No. l l o 1. 11° 2 A gne, Ford R I G H T OP' W AV cording to plat recorded In Addreee Unknown r i a l Hook 5. page 14. Pub- That part o f: KKD No. l S I l - l t . I l i S Lot# S an-l 7 of Lak# Ade­ llo Record* o f Seminole laida Estates, according to County. Florida Anna Green plat recorded In Plat Book lying within St feat South « f K t Scotland 2, page 41. I'ubllo tlec'dile the survey line of Btato Hoad Grange. Naw J»re>y o f sem inal* County, F lor­ 411, Section 17»U. said sur­ MUD No. 114.1-lt ida: vey lino being daectlbed aa lying -.elthin 10 feat o f the follow s; Char lea T. Oraau survey line o f Stats It'.ad 414, Begin on L»*t *ln# •» III Hamilton Road Section IS. Township 11 Section 17010. said survey line bo. Orange. Naw Jersey bolng described as follow s: South. Ran** 1* Laai. at a MHO No. 112.1-11 Begin on the East Una o f point 841.74 feat North of Section t l , Tuwnehlp 21 tho Southeast corner of Jacob Green gauth. R ange 21 East, at tha N E 'i of s a il Section 111 Scotland a paint H IT.II fast SoulbII. said point being on the Drang*. New J * r« V •rly front the Northeast arc o f a eurv# concave to MUD No. U S.l*It corner o f said Section 12. tho Southwest and bavins tbettce run South 14*1014 ' a radlu , o f t:44.*l f#*t; Mill* G rem W it t 100.14 feet to the thenc#. from a tangent S4S Hamilton Road beginning of a aurva <unhearing o f North TIMYJT* Mo. Orange. New Jereey •-ava to tha Northaavttrly W *it. run Noftbwavtarly MHO No. I l l 1-H and having a radlu* o( slung tha arc of aatd eur*e. 1140.21 feat; Bianca W est­ through a eantrel anal* a* Albert J. Hler* erly a lon g tna erq o f eald HMI'd!**, a diets nc# of Addraaa Unknown curve, thru a central anIIS.SI fast to and o f curvy; gla o f 24*21'2F*. a dleIH D No. US.I, UI-2. t**L thence South ** *I.,14*** tenc* Of 107.17 fast to end U t .t West *2.71 feet to » Northo f au rv# i Itteac* North • ill u t e a i l a s ,1 14, W*»t jrutny S. MIMS Legal Notice 01*27*40** W i l t 35121 feel to tha beginning o f • cu rve con cave in tha Houthwaetarly and having a radlu* o f SS1,BS feet; thonce W esterly along the ore o f said curve, thru a centra! angle o f 34*24'34". a dletanco o f 173.11 fert tn end o f cu rve; thence North ■ l<i : * i r W ool 2112.04 feet to the begin■ting nf a curve concave to the Southerly end having • radlu* o f 1lio n * (eat; th en c- W eeterly along tha are o f aatd curve, thru a central augta of l*24ll**, a distance o f 130.2, feet to the W eet line o f eald section II at a point 712.41 fa st Northerly from the Suuihw eit corner nf the N W ti o f said Section 12 and tha and of this sur­ vey lin e description. ALSO: A triangular parcel o f lend In Lot 7 o f Leke Adelaide E s­ tates, aforesaid described ae; B egin ning at tha point «>( Intersection o f the East line o f eald Let 7 and Hie new North right nf teuy line o f State Road 414. ae above located, end runInw W eeterly along eald righ t or w.ty tine :o feet; thence North-aeterly along a etralght line tn the East line o f eald L»t 7 al a point to feet Northerly from the point o f beginn­ in g ; thence Houthernly alon g eald lot line 3, feel tn the point o f h-glnnlng. The land herein deacrlbed con ­ tain ! dot aquare feet, mure or Wei. OWNED HYi CHARLES MAMand w ife BETTY J. MA RTEN SUBJECT TO ; MORTGAGE: recorded In O. R. Uonk 3!d. p ea * 30t. In Favor of AlelWlftT J. l i m i t s and wife DOROTHY 8. IllKIIS PARCEL NO. Mi l RIG H T OF WAT That part o f : L ote 47* to 4!d. Inclusive (LESS part In Slat* lload 41d I of Subdivision of Lin de belon g in g lo the Altam onte Lund, Hotel and N avigation Company, ac­ cord in g to plat recairdel In Plat Book I, peg* 10, Pub­ lic Record* nf e-rnlnol* County. Plorlda; lying N ortherly o f end tying within *1 feel Southerly o f the center lin e of rlgh i roadway of Htata Road Section 77010. said center lino being deacrlbed a* fo lio * * Begin on (He West line o f Section II, Township 51 South, R ang* 21 East, at a point 722.01 (eat North from the Southwest corner o f Ih* N W ‘ e o f **ld Sec­ tion 13. said point be.ng un tha era o f a curve co n ­ ca ve to tha Southerly and h avlits a radius o f liK .o i f-e t , thane* from a tan went bearing of North i l * l t ‘ 3>‘ * East, run Easter­ ly a lo n g the arc o f said cu re# tbru a cautral an­ gle o f S'20'22'* a distance o f 330.20 feet to and nf cu rv e; thence South II* » r ir East ItT.lu feet: tb en co South ld*01‘ «t' W a it 01 foat to tha be gin n in g o f a curve concave to tba Northerly and hav­ in g a radlue of 4721.44 feat; thane* Easterly along tha arc o f eald curve, thru a central angle of 3*I0‘, a distance o f 240 feet to and o f cu rv e; thence North 41*27*44** East 11144 fast to tb* beginning o f a cu rve concave to the Sou­ th erly and having a rad lu* o f 413144 (tet; thence E a sterly aluag tbo arc Legal Notice o f eald curve, thru a cen. tm l angle of 3*10', a dis­ tance o f 330 feol to end nf cu rv e ; thenc* South •»* S i'll'* Keel 110 f-*t to ond o f thlo central lint description Tha land hartln d*«-rlbed con ­ tains t 43 acrae. (41.111 aquara feet), more or Rea. OWNED B Y : JESSE R CH RI­ STIE and w ife LEONA M. CHRISTIE PARCEL No 117 t. 117.2, 117.1 RIGHT OF WAT That part o f ; Lota 44U. i l l . a ll and 443 (I.KMH part In Htate Road 414 of Subdivision of luinds belonging In the Altam onte Lind. Hotel anil N avigation t'niripdny, un­ cord in g to plat recorded In Plat Book 1, pegs lo, pu b ­ lic record* o f Seminole County. Florida; lying within 111 (set Mouth of tho survey line or State lined 411, Section !70t«. said survey lin t being described a* fo llo w s; Begin oa the W -et Hoe nf Secllnn 11, Township 31 South, Bangs 2) Edit, at • point 733.lt feet North from the S o u t h w e s t co r ­ ner o f the N W 't ait eald Section II, *«M point be­ ing un the arc o f • curve concave to Ih* Southerly end having a redlue of 1110.01 fast; thane*, from a tangent bearing of North I4*lt'22" R u t, run E asterly along the arc of said curve, thru a central angle o f **34':i", a dis­ tance o f 110.3d feet tn end o f cu rve ; tlienc* South 1S*12'!(" East 111 ,1 fast to and o f thla aurvey line description. Tb# land herald dea-rlbed con ­ tains .11 sera 111,474 square feet), m ore or lest OWNED IIY; ROBERT S B R A D F OR D anti wife G RACE M. HltADPOilD SUBJECT TOi MOItniAHK recorded In M lg. Ilk a), page II. Ilald by T b - FEDERAL LAND BANK HP COLUM­ B IA ; MORTGAGE: r- orded tn Mlg. nk. SI. page H t. In F avor o f FLORIDA CITRUS PRODUCTION CREDIT AS­ SOCIATION. Rookie Hall Ties Williams Homer Record ;• - • */ - ( ;’s\ ^ t*#* • r-X ^ x T i. ;* > > % . if - Lyman Guard Out W ith Injuries L ym aa High School loot the anm ber tw o uall* working Greyhounds displayed g w ot tbo first o f veteraa guard ■gainst each ether. The work­ balanced squad » out proved satisfactory. The unit, 2-9. Dennis Flutter this week and Copeland plana t o spend thla could prove to ha a coat most o f Um remaining tim o By United Press International ly lost. going through dumm y block­ Jimmie Hail was 18 months Just how long Flutter w ill ing and not too m uch actual old when Boston Red Sox slug, be out o f the lineup ram a ms contact work. ger Ted William* hit 31 hom­ to be seen but Head Coach Lymans forward line h as ers In 1989 and set an Am eri­ ibaped up very well this M a­ Dick Copeland ha* hopes of can League record fo r rook­ The Sandspure Bowling son. Both ends w in w eigh returning the standout guard ies. League g ot undsrway Friday around 110 tbs. and both tae* night at Jet Lane* end started kies should go over 200 Ibe. Today Halt, a free-swinging to tbo lineup vary soon. With only eight practice the tvaeon with fine bowling. The guards wlU weigh around lefty from Mount Holly, N. C., The Denman Dandies o f ITS lba. while the center In has equalled the great bats­ dayt remaining before the man’s mark and hat 17 games first gam e Friday Sept. 20 McRoberta Tiro Co. took three the smallest o f tho bunch a t left in which to set a new Copeland has been pretty w ell points from the 8L John's 133 lbs. Gena Winkteman, BUI standard. And tha way Hall pleased with the performance Realty Co. and the Pierro Burkhart, and Ronmio Duck* and hia Minnesota Twin team- of his boys. In preparation M fg. Co. won three from ett have been running from mates hit homers, there’s little for the opening encounter their opponents, Stcmper’s the end positions while Keith doubt that he'll make i t Salmi. Richard Patterson, with Oviedo Copeland has Real Estate. Tha Factory Paint Outlet, and Richard Seaman havw The six-foot, 174-pound Hall been working mainly on de­ hit his 30th and l i s t homera fense and an overall brushup not to bo outdone, also took been working at tho tackles. o f the season Monday night to of plays. Considerable time three wlna from the O-K Tiro Steve Gregg has stepped into pace the Twins to a 7-4 vic­ has been spent on the kick­ Co. And last hut not least, the position varanted by tbo tory over tbs Cleveland In­ ing. Prepsters Gene Griffin team N o. 10 came through injured Flutter and will work dians. Hall’s homers also en­ and Less Lylsa have been with three points from team with Dick Balm er at guard abled the Twins to tie the ma­ working out booting flM pig* No. 9. Howe Tire Shop and and Chuck Wagner has been Jet Inn provvd an even match doing Um snapping o f tbo jo r league record o f three skin. ball. players on one team with 30 Lym an's defense hasn't with two wins for each. Lib Donat, o f Jot Inn, In the baekfleld Lyman baa o r more homers. been too bad thus far. About Minnesota’s thraa 80-homer 30 minutes was spent Friday proved her bowling skill with Frank Hundty and Pato Carlsluggera are Hannon KUIe- with the number one and a 532 series and a S it high sen returning to the halfback game. Lll start* tha Leagua positions and Lass Lylea baa brew (8 7 ), Allison (13) and o f f with high average — a been running from Urn full­ Uall. The m ajor leagua record whopping 184. Another fine back slot. This will bo Lyloa for homera by a rookie ia 38 MILWAUKEE (U P D -M a c svrics o f 502 wa, rolled by tin t year o f v a n ity football la held by Wally Barger and Jones, an outfielder, and Dan Helen Padgett, of Howe Tire and bo baa Impressed coaches Frank Robinson. an over central Flnrida with The Kansas City Athletics Schneider, a left - handed Shop. pitcher, aro scheduled to re ­ Helen's’ high game wa* n hia speed, hard running, and delayed the Yanktes' march toward a fourth straight pen­ port to the Milwaukee Braves nice 202. Olga Martin, spur­ determination. red her team on with a 498 Gone Griffin wUl bo baek nant, 7-6, the Chicago White today. Jones and Schneider, who series and a big 187 game. front last year's elevan to d o Sox beat tha Baltlmora Ori­ ole*. U-4, the Detroit Tigers spent much of the season with Julie Weber had no trouble In the quarterbacking. Also e x ­ swept the Washington Sen­ the Braves, were recalled the split department aa aha pected io see a lot o f action from Milwaukee's converted the 5-10 and 2*7 la tbo baekfleld a r t PhU P erators, 1-0 and 10-7, and the Monday Boston Red Sox topped the Toronto farm team of the In- amt Mary Printer toppled the rault, At Cantrell and V a il Lam bert 6-7. Los Angeloa Angola, 8-2, In tcrnationil League. other A L games. services Sandspurs Open league Bowling Braves Recall 2 Sign With 76ers PHILADELPHIA (U P I) Lcn Chappell, llubie White and rookie Jerry Greenspan have signed their 1963 con­ tracts with tha Philadelphia T6era o f the National Baiketball Association. The 76ers, who begin train­ ing next week s i Hershry. Pa,, have It players and coach Doiph Schayes under contract. Legal Notice for a POINT OF BEGINMING: From eald Ihilnt of Beginning run South 44* JJ44 East 714.11 fast to Ilia beginning o f a curve concave lo the Northerly and having a radius o f 1410 04 feat; Ihenc. Kaat•rly and Northeasterly along the aro ef eald curve, through a central angla o f 3,* IPOS'*, a dis­ tance o f 1001.43 fast to »nd nf cu rta i thenc* North 34*43*11'* Feet 411.34 fett to Muttlnn 1101 plus 04 41 ; thenc* continue North 44* 42'14“ Feet 1 1 ,1 feet tn the beginning of a curve mni-ava to the Southerly and having a radius o f t o l l 'l l feet; Ihenc* North* eaeterly along Ih* aro of •eld curve, thru a central nngln o f 34'14'el'*, a dieU n t* nf S ll.lt feet to the East Iln* o f eald Htcllon *4 at a point 733.41 feat N ortherly from lha South, eaet corner o f the NE<4 •'f eald Mectbii) II; thanca m nllnua Easterly along the am of said cures, thru a central angle of 4*I4'32'\ a distance of 12,24 feet to end o f curve end end o f thla aurvey line descrip­ tion. ALMII: That part nf: The South 4 o f the S E 'i of the N Eti (LESM pert In Stale lload ,14) of Section II, Tuwnehlp 21 South, Range 24 H ail, LEAK "B e­ gin *t lit* Intersection o f Ih* Northerly It/W lint of State Rond 111 with III* W Iln* o f tn* Hh o f III* SK '.i o f the N E 'i vt Mar 14. Tp It S. K 2, E. eald paint bnlng 143 g« feet North o f the 8W corner o f the S 'i of Ih* SEU o f the N E 'i o f eald Sec, II thence run N- 134 o ft, Ihenc* run N. 14 deg t l' 47'* K. 14.44 ft. thenc* run A. 141 o ft to the Norther, ly It/W lino of said State lload 444, thane* run S'lUthweeterly along eald Northerly It/W line Ion.) ft. to the point e f begin­ ning." lying within too feet on each •Ida o f the venter line v f to n . ■tructlon of Mtat* Rued III. 8*ctlon 71010, said center Iln* o f cnnetructloa being describ­ ed a* follow *: Begin on lba W e ll Una o f tha N E 'i of eall Section 14. at a point 34 10 fee*. M'ortharly from thw South­ w est corner o f wild N il's ; thenc* run South 4 )‘ t2'IO'* Kaat, 474 71 feet lo tho begin nin g o f a curve con ­ ca v e to Ih# Northerly and having m rallua o f 3444 )3 fa st; thence Eaeterly end N ortheasterly along aatd curve, thru a central angle o f 41*IF,*'*. • distance o f 141210 feat to end o f cu re s and and o f e n t e r llua o f construction. Tha land herein descrlh.d con ­ temn 2.74 acre*, more or le tOWNED BY: JACOB GltKEN and wife ANNA GREEN: CHARLES Z. GREEN and Wife LILLIE GREEN: and WILLIAM J. KCONOMOU; PARCEL No 114 I -R R IG H T OF WAT That part o f; Tha South H o f the S E ’ i o f the N E 'i ILUM part In Htate lload 4 10 o f Section II, Tuwnehlp 31 ttouth. Range IS East, LEAS “ Begin at the Inter­ section of the Northerly R /W line e f State Itoel 111 w ith the W. Iln* nf the H i, o f Ih- M l'i of the SUM at Ses. II, Tp 31 N. It. 31 E. eald point be lo g I S l.ll feet North o f the HW corner of the S '* o f tba HE'4 of the N E 'i o f SAID Her. II Ihenc* run N. 134 0 ft. Ihenc* run N. 44 deg. 14' 47“ k* SO S I ft. then*-# run 4 124 8 ft to the Northerly R /W line o f eald Htate Roed 414, thence run Southwesterly along eald Northerly It/W line 104.0 ft. to the point PARCEL NO 121.1. 141.2 RIGHT OF WAY o f beginning." That part o il lyin g within 111 feet Souther •The W *i o f tht MW (a o . ly o f the survey lint of State th o N E 'i (Lee* beginning lloa d 418, Section 17040. Kaat at a point I I ) feet North o f survey Station 14*3 p'ue • f the Mouthweet corner , » 41, eald aurvey Into and o f the S W 'i o f lu* N E 'i •aid atatluu being located and o f Section 14. Township 21 described ae follow -: South. Range 24 Ea«t. Uegla on the West line o f th eses ruu East along the the N E 'i Me tIon 14. right o f way of State Road T ow n ship 31 South, Rang* 114. 200 feat. Ihenc* North 34 b a t , at a point 3140 2)0 feet, thenc* Weet 104 feat Northerly front tha feel, thenc* South 2o) feet Southwaet corner of eald to the point of b -g in iilu gl N K *i; ruu Nurtb a ll la Soctloa II, Tow ashlp 44*41'41'* W *,l 41 >4 f t t l 3 Teams Get Series Ticket O K tional Leagua may print 1963 World Serlei tickets. This was the decision Mon­ day o f a Joint meeting of representatives f r o m leading son It wUl be given authori­ sation to print tlcketa. The first two games of the Series will he played Oct. 2 and 3 in the park o f the American Lcagun penning winner. The Series will m ove to th « park o f the National Leagua champion for games Oct. 3, 9 and 7 after an open data Oct. 4. If sixth and saventh gam es are needed, they wiU be play­ ed In the American Leagua park Oct. 9 and 10. Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice CHICAGO (U P I) — The teams in both leagues. Commissioner Ford Am erican League l e a d i n g Frick New York Yankee* and the said that If any other team Los Angelea Dodgers and St. begins to catch Uie lenders In Louis Cardinals of the Na­ the closing weeks of the sea* 3t South, Bang* 24 F ia t." lyin g within 100 feet North o f the center Iln* o f m nolructlon o f State lload 430. Section 17010, euld center Iln# o f co n ­ struction balug describe.I aa follow er Begin on tho W eet Iln# o f the N E 'i »7 eald Sec­ tion II. at a point 31.40 f##r Northerly from tho Pcuthwest corner o f said N E 'i: thenc* run South 41*42-4,'* Kaat. 470.71 test to tha beginning o f a curve concave In the Northerly and having a radlue o f 310(41 feet; thenc* Easterly and N orth, eeatarly along laid curve, thru a central angla o f 34* 14 00 ", a distance o f 1411 SO feet to and e.f emrve and and n f center line i»f construction. IT)# land herein deacrlbed eon . lain* .4(4 acre, (22.140 aquara fe e l), more o r leie. OWNED IIY: GREGORY MITIIAKAA and wlfa FF.lt.N43 41. MITIt \KAM and HTKVKN M. LESTER end wife, l*ENE. LOPE LEMTKRl SUBJECT TO: MORTGAGE; recorded In O. R. Rook 144, pave III, In Favor o f 4*OltKMT K. IDGIRRTS and wlfa HELEN L ItoDKItTM. PARCEL NO tl# I. 130 1 RIGHT OF WAY That part o f: J o t 147 (LENS pert In Htata Road 1401 o f Hubdivision o f Land* belung* Ing lu tho Altamonte !<and. Hotel end Navigation Compeny, according to plat recorded In Plat Honk 1. page ID. puhllo rac.inla nf Hamit.'.I« County, Florida, tying within l i t feat Mouth of the eursey line o f Stale lload 114. Mectloa 17040, eald survey line being described ae follow s: llegln on the W est Iln* o f Section II, Townalilp 31 South. R in g* >4 East, at a point 731.41 faet North from tha Southwest rorner o f the NW<4 o f aectlon 12, eald point be­ ing on lit* aro o f a curve concave to the Southerly and having a radius of 1410.(4 fe e l; Ihen.-e, a tan­ gent bearing uf North 40* It'll** Knot, run Eaelerly along Ihn are of said curve, through g central angle of • *30'3l", a distance of 120.31 f**t lo ond o f cu rve; then-# South ll* -'1 4 ” East 441.(4 foot to end nf this oq rvty Iln* deiorlptlon. T he land herein described co n ­ ta in , .2, acre (II.I44 square feat), more or l**» OWNED BY: SAItAII NEIADN CARTER. If living, and It deceased, the unknown lle lr i. devisee* and/or other cla im ­ ant* under said SAKAII NELUebN CARTER. SUBJECT TO; LNTERFJFT. OF JAMES YUtl.LK and w ife, CHARLOTTE II. T t'lL L E . PARCEL NO. t i l l. IM S DRAINAGE EASEMENT OUTFALL DITCH R I G If T fN o llT II) STATION i l l plus 0# (P A R T ) That part o f: ' *B«|in 21714 feet N ortheaeterly on the W esterly R /W o f U. S. H ighway 17* Vi from the ME corn er o f MWli o f N W '* o f S*e.l7. Tp. 21 S IU 30 K. Meml not* County. Florida, run North 71**T W est 104 foot, thenc* Mouth 14*41* W est 30 (set. thenc* Nurth 70* F Weet teo feet, thenc* Northeasterly parallel to W esterly ll/W o f U.s S H ighw ay 17*22, 211 I fast. ' thence Ka,t (00 feot to W eeterly H /W o f U. H 17-42 thenc* B oulbw tattr* ly along eald R /W t i l Lol I o f Lake Adelaida Ketataa, according i 0 plat feet In beginning.** thereof, recorded In P lat lyin g within I , feet on each Book 4, page II. ru b lla •Id* nf a ditch survey line described as follow -. Record*, of Stmlnola Coun­ O m m em -a on tho Weet ty, Florida! line o f Section IT, T ow n ­ lying within 18 fast on sack ship t l South. Ramie 10 •id* o f a Hlorm Sewer Survey East, at a point (13.73 Iln* described an follow s: fia t Northerly from tha Commence on the Eaet Iln* Southweat corner nf tha o f Saction II, T ow nship NW '4 o f add Section 17. It South, Rang* 48 Kaat, natd point being on the at a point 1117.1 fast Sou ­ era o f n curve concave therly from tha Northaaat Huuthwaatarly and having corner o f said Section II a ra.llui of 111(31 raet; and run South IJ*l0'4f* than.-e, from a tangent Kaat 104.14 fast to tha be­ bearing o f South T I M l'I I " ginning o f a curve con ca ve East, run Southeasterly Northerly and having » •long Ibe aro o f eald radius nf 11(1.24 faat| curve, thru a central angle thence W eeterly along the o f 34*13'47**, a d i s t a n c e o f aro o f anld curve, thru k <77.11 (eel lo -n.t nf cu rve; central angle nf 14*I4'37'*( thence South 3!*24'24'' a distance o f 274.42 fast tu F a it 1.14 feet l o survey Survey Station 11« plu* Station ,44 pin* no for 4411 for POLNT OT BE­ GINNING o f ditch aurvay POINT OF RERUNNING o f ditch survey line, thence line; thence, from a tan run North iO 'lS 'I l” East gent hearing o f North 74* »d feet; thenc* North (1* (4'4F* 'Vest, run N orik t l 'J l " Eaet 141.04 feet; n|*4(‘ ir* 'V ast I I feetl thane* Nurth t l 'U 'I S '' thenc* North •l*l»'24'* East 1(7.11 feet to m d o f West 144 fe e ll thenc* ditch survey line North 81*44*11'' W tat I t Th* lin t herein described co n test to end o f Storm Sewer lain* .341 acre, (10,700 square Survey Line. feet, mure or less Tb* land herein deacrlbed con* OWNED l i t : MAGGIE K ER­ ■nine 1,43 aquara feel. (.471 RIS CROFT and husband act-1, more or leas. NATHAN CIIU4T; II. L OWNED BY: CHARLES MASF E IllllS and w ife. ELMA TEN and w ife BETTY J. MANN Kill! HIM; and EMTHHASTEN E ll FUM 'D and husband SUBJECT TO: MORTGAGE, t'AIU. FUM'D; recorded In O. IU Book 443, St 1IJ4XT T o: MORTGAGE: IMge 441, In Favor o f AI -• recurded In l> IE Book 24#, IIEHT J. IIIEIIM and wife, pad* 441. In Favur of MIN* DO BOTH Y M. HIEK.1. TY S. WAU11EN, a widow. TAKE NOTICE that • De­ claration uf Taking haa baca PARCEL NO. H i t-It. t i l l filed In th* abova-atyled cauae, DRAINAGE EASEMENT by the I'elltlonere, th* acq u ir­ OUTFALL BITCH L E F T in g authority o f thaaa p m . t SOUTH) STATION 440 plus cc# lines, uf lha taking o f lha 24.40 abuve.dencrlbed land*, far th* purpe-e set forth In the Peti­ That per) oft Tha Eaet H o f the NW l* tion In this cause, via.: Aa o f MI* M uf Section 14, right o f way fo r a portion Tow nship II South, Rang* o f Slain Read No. H.*3t In Seminole Cuunly. Florida, and IO Kaat; tying West o f and within 10 that the Honorable V oile A. feel and Eaet uf ami within 10 William#, un* u f tb* Judge* feet uf a ditch survey line o f the Circuit Court In th# Ninth Judicial Circuit o f F lo r­ described a* follows: Com m -nce on the East ida, will, on lha 30lh day uf Iln* ef S W 'i uf N E 'i uf September, A. D. 14(1. at 11:11 Section II, Tuwnehlp II o'clock A. M . In the 8<mlSouth. Rang* 14 East, at nute County Cover thouee *1 a point 474.lt feat South­ Sanford. Florida, consider aeld erly from Ills N orthern Declaration of Taking, appoint corner » f said M)V'» uf appraiser*, and make each Or­ N E ti. » ‘ hl point being nu der s i th* Court deem* pro­ tu* arc uf a curve con* per. All parties te th* suit cava Suutherly and having and all parties Interested may a radlue uf t i l l . I ! feet; appear und be beard at th* thence frum a tangent tlnia and place drelgnated. b waring o f South 14*43 *1" Yon. and anch e f you. are Weet. run W esterly along hereby commanded te (4 4 * * 4 the are o f said curve, thru a by tiling an Anawar te Ih* central angle o f l**7'31‘*, Petition heretofore filed In a dietetic* nf 141.70 feet thl* anut* In th# entitled to end o f cu rve; thence Court, on or before th* tln d South M *41*14 ' Weet 1(7.04 day e f October. A. D 1182. t* feet to th , begin nin g ef show w hat right, title, la io ra curve concave Norther­ set or Ilea you, er any * f you. ly and having • radius of have In and te tha a b o v e , 4714(4 feel; thanca W aal- deacrlbed lands, and show arty along the a rc o f said cauae w hy the asm* should curve, thru a central an­ no) be taken ter Ih* ,<•• kle of 1 *2) 44", • distance and purpose* set forth In lb* o f 14 7 aa faet lo survey Peltllon filed herein. tttatlun •(( plu* 14 (•> fur W ITN EM my Hand and the POINT OF BEGINNING of heal nf thla Court, oa tbl* Itk ditch survey lines thenc*. day o f September, A. D. 1142. frum a tangent bearing vf (SEAL) Houth 44*1(14'* Weal, run Arthur It. Dtokw lth. J r , South • *41' 4V* I kaat »2( Clerk ef the Circuit Court, f-e t la end o f ditch survey In and for Bemlael* Cuua* line. ty. Florida. The land herein described co n ­ By: Martha T. Vlhlen tain* .44 acre, (It«4 square D -puty Clerk feet), mure or lets. HAROLD T. JOHNSON OWNED BY: BANKS FORD County Attorney (Aleo known as A.B. Kurd*, I*, tb Box 124 and wife MARTHA E FORD santutd. Florida, ta d SUBJECT TO) Interest, it any, ae to AGC4EM 4'OltD JACK W . PIERCE Holland Building PARCEL NO. 144 1. 144.3 Tallahassee, F lorida * STORM SKWUlt EASEMENT Of Counsel fo r the Petitioners) STURM SKW EIl I NORTH > Publish: Sept. It , 17, 14, A Oct. STATION l l ( plus t i l l L nu. T b s l pert o il COM-88 l �,- * f '■" * . . , , t w s ® ? c fy i S K F f S i V ■y ‘^ ; 1 7i P u t • — Btpt. 10, IM S * n t r f S S s b 4 < t w '. ^ / -,r * OUK BOARDING HOUSE SUST AS X THOUGHT— HE'S FOUR HOURS LATE ANOTRVtN&Tb B e AS O U B TA SA . LIBRARIAN FIGHTING' A SN E E ZE / WELL,XXL HANEA S U R P R IS E FOR HIM IN THE- 6 M X t IUCK— AMTS COZED OFPf NOW TO « J P UP TD AT/JOW M HUH OUT W A M N 6 V*K t6 HETD BE IM H O t COBRA MOOD IF S H E iT “ 3 S S % 2 I / 5 « S ,^ t ■SEEM 10 UNDERSTAND THAT CARO GAMES D » n RUN ON ■ TUB LUNCH HOJH ■ d M I S W O IN TH I8 c m c » - _ r ! 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BE B R E A K F A S T IN B E D - 1 3 WITH HIS DECISION- THTV W E N T OUT OP CONTROL O V E R A CLIFF) A N D X TH REW M V HACK our o r j o in t a I 'v e GOTTU h a n d i t t o H JAGWOOO--MOST EMPLOYEES J U S T C A U A N D SAY, -THEY HAVETHG FLU Composen || People 7 Sprung up I Gyp,y koraa I "A lda' • Egyjiixn river tompeeer 10 A lo ij ) • "Lohengrin" 11 Counsel (SUL) composer 15 P I,(lor* 12 Perfect 19 Biblical b u m 13 C o m 33 Droplet 14TuD « 23 Darling is r m in iil 14 Infusion o f 17 D o o m ■rain IS fineed'c ament ‘ ISExlent i. _ 30 Before M Annealing oven 38 Fall flower, Bryoptgrtk I I lu tu n d 33 Loafln g 30 Derfl 34 B id); ( prtix) 30 Check oa Yellow fever 49 F ’aletllne pUat Tt Proton loo 11 Anglo-flesoa mosquito ----,----SO Foretoken 35 Ireland throw 43 Non, Nona [pantheon 31 Pavini itono a iiw tiin s 33 Estonian weight 44 Lounge " 1-----U Liter u h cn . 4 Khrol - u ^ s 34Tilt 34 Tilt ftuut.l lnaut.1 45 43 Lovt Lore ft god of ■01(1,1 rf^ ^ ^ M S c M I 'e h UQTWi li m a i 3 flln ln ( . IT __tnmpoeer 1 nr IS Weight allowance IS wLu rleer 40 Direction 41 Milan open house ■ ■ 44 Seminary (ab.) 47Dln)lnuUT* aufflx IT 48 Setret 32 Gold-colored alloy MTU M American mm paver IT S7 “Carmen" ■ composer M Fit a rile 50 WUd goose IT DOWN ff1 Two-jawed holder S Feminine name 3 Raisw 4 Mend! ft Sick SDUks 111 11 ITIf ST 5“ 2ft 1 . it 1 19 B a ■ 141 N nrsPApfR i N m n u n I ok # /, x AMI Um "| n» U ST »*!♦*■ FltSOft KIP K o n s i » O W 0 -1 OVMI 90SPKTS T48 n W X tY * 0 5 ) 1 1 SASX. H0W VO \THE CXEtU Hi WROTB THAT TM’CW tW LAMINA CKBW IS UP TO ( EASY PAT TOUWeOW t i l l V * A * A XUfflAM HAMID M L WWMONfl SOMS SHADY W5IWSSS .. / 0 L » P^EATI IM THE CIRCUIT COURT Of* THE NINTH JUDICIAL t i l l . CLTT OF AND FOR gKMU NOLB C O tNTT, FLORIDA, CHANCERY NO. ISIT9 AMERICAN F E D E R A L SAV. INOS AND LOAN .VftftOctA. TION OF ORLANDO. Plaintiff, v*. ____ CARL L BUTLER, at ux and at ml, Defendanta NOTICE OF m g NOTICE IS IIE R K U r O fV. EN that on the lt th d ty of September. 1983, at 11:00 AM at the Stain door o f the Court Haute o f Sem inole County, it Sanford. Florida, the under, elgntd Clerk w ill o ffe r fur •ala to the hlgheat and h*it bidder fo r caeh the following d iicrlb ed real property: l^ t 21. SECRET LAKH; ADDITION TO CA88EL. UKRRT, a coordlng to the plat th ereof ae recorded In Plat Book 13, page Public Record* o f Semi­ nole County, Florida, together with a ll etructur-a Improvem ents fix tu r e s appll. ancei, and appurtenance* at *nld lend o r used In conjunc. tlon therewith. T h L eate le made pnr*uent new spaper t m m n a m n . to llnal decree o f forecloturt entered In Chancery action Vn, 13171 now pending In the Cir­ cuit Court o f and fur Seminole TKMK m STEP OTiR AMD COH50L1 LTAXBTW County. Florida. JORKIMl MO DOJET HIE PSPElfMD ' DAY O f f. DATED till* Itb day ef A fT M OUR BIRD1* ----------------------- m is s m e o i 0 0 KICK UP September 1983. YOUR HEELS.1 (HEAL) Arthur IT. Beckwith. Jr, Clerk o f the Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk ANDEltdON, RUSH. DEAN. LOWNDES h van den HERO Attorney* fo r P la in tiff 133 K**l Central Avenue Orlando, Florida Publish dept. 19, 1181, C D M -ll r p "" U r | V 4 id B rr S Neglected ACROSS 7 Extrtmllj I Joan o f — S Slattea 4 Mr. B u n yu Store god 5 --------------Arnax 10 Sedimentary 13 Extinct bird materia] 13 See c a ll, U Chemical 14 Mia, o'DHea rafflxee 15 Kind of fly 17 Card game URorixontal roof tt Occurrence Umber 23 Expunge II Shaketpevna 34Song (comb. character form) 10 Price, 33 Above 31 Flrat woman 24 Dye (Bib.) 27 F.ihaosted 33 Tidy 38 Flexible aboot 34 Greater 29 FroaU quantity 31 Slept 38 German title 17 Saab 30 Diaptay 33 liemotclr incealral M Meatleea 13 Placid 34 Mineral rock 37 Poker itaka 30 Ancera 40 Ivan or Peter 41 Permit 43 Rote ■i • 43 Workahop 49 Negligence 81 River (Sp.) 83 Pheaaani brood A3 Tumult ft4Bltter retch 33 Drlnki made (mm fruit M Deeds 37 ftancee — DOWN 1 Large pulpit 3 Plant part 3 Wife o f Henry VIII 4 Mtu Ifetta • Seed coverlafl • r- Id r m ITIT amm. WE WAV BE UINLY KOtRlED. THERE ARB MARITIME LAWS TO PROTECT SMA i MINTS! I0W CAM A CKOOVID SEA R80? •WMPMOUT CUECAMO O f ^ H S IIN G CONNSCTEO r n iim l RODNEY— M€'S A N J n ^ s .1 ©RLSl WEST W COUSIN, Defenilant. ROTICH TO DEFRMtt rrvrm of f l o r id l TO I A RICE H IL L W h ole rtaldence and ad. dreai It unknown. PLEASE T AK E NOTICE that ion are h ereby required to lie your w ritten anewer or defanee, If may, peroonatly 0r by an attorney, on o r before September 19, l i l t , at the O ffice o f the C lerk o f the Clreolt C o u rt at the Court* houee In Sanford. Seminole Counly, F lorida, and to malt a ropy thereof to Stenatrom, D avli A M clntoeh, Atlorneyi for Plaintiff. P oet O ffice Box 1339, Sanford, Florida, 337T1, In that eartaln divorce pro. reeding pending again** yott In the Circuit Court o f the Ninth Judicial C ircuit In and for Seminole County. Florida In Chancery, an abbreviat'd title o f eatd cause being U l. lie Belle lllll. P la in tiff, vtraui Arlce H ill, D efendant." ant herein fall n ot o r a Decree Pro Confetao w ill be enter, id agatnet you, and tho cause proceed e s parte. (HEAD Arthur IT. Beckw ith, Jr, Clerk o f the Circuit Couit By: Martha T . Vlhlen Deputy Clerk fltenitrom, Davie h Slclntoth A ttorney, at Law Poet O ffice Box 1119 Sanford. F lorida 33771 Publish: Aug. 37 O Sept. I, 10. IT. 1ML CDL-14_________________________ tub -m iS ItA R A C B O H I B U e tN E K M s N C T A U * «S& I'M SORRY, W », BLIT I W ON'T BE ABLE TO COM! TO THE OFFICe J t TDCWV Plaintiff; W T R M B « * * * » « / A J A N Y W A Y — KEEP \ ew c/ ' o j to o v J S F ? -n C fli y A ^ B L o S K p P E T lj L o e Y ,/ AW TM B % a ( INWLTIENT, k MAN WAITING iND H F APPREC­ IATES’T b U A L t THE M O R E / vcxrra r w m Y SURE HE'S md m ru ftbpI th e m ccm an COVER'MKNTP « ' A CIMfilC PICTURE O F « WB.L.WFW S rr...£XJMUTiow a t c o e n o w T ^ T» 1Z r G h« 3 IF m s A BAD TOUCH OP J CA->sy-1 n s, fORCCT rr.ME POCSN'T CARRY HK GRIPES AROUND IN poexar. OK OR. a 2Z | | | ~ ') — t ie ra w c l IT r o r it T . MIRTH j u d i c i a l e t n e r r r ! I* AMD FD D 8RMI30LU c o r jr r r . Fl o r id a . |V CHARCRMT MO. 18381 U L M B BELLE HILL. AAfCE HILL. | V M 6 1 H B (A 6 r « T B W K / H A B don m cu rcF M M U [iriiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniifiiirnm fXTJL MB t* THE ACO O EN T o O o M A TRAIN' | legal Notice f s < v u . s T K f t 4 0 » o , A u . f f » n ; ! | | if l ‘ MAA ORNING/ i^ O A SCH EDULE ^ P K E C I G E L ' ! OUR BOARDING HOUSE — -7 K f l r w y COKE AT K JTH J SEi,S U1 *WHE»W A « YOU rPOMp what ------t H0U3Bf J WASXXMPURFOSC-RJHRWf ABDUOION OF M SS NOMf 44 Advise IdiaL) Rlftatel _ _ 44 Idea (ret) Uremia 47 Deland 38 Din 40 Wearlce 48 Able’* Irbh 41 LatvU nallvet 42 Min Freeman SoSiaaculliw appcIUtlM 43 Keenly eager IM TUB CIRCUIT COt RT OF THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR. CL'IT. IM AND FOR VEMI. NOLH COUNTY. FLORIDV. IN tllA N C K R Y NO. I.YI2N FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTOAUE ASSOCIATION, a corporatlon, Plaintiff, ve. AY ILL! AM RR T A N T BECK and BETTY BECK. Defendant* NOTICE OF 9C1T IN MORTGAGE FOnKCLONinr TO I W ILLIAM B R Y AN T BECK end B ETTY BECK APO Box I I I , Bangkok, Thailand Tou, D efendan t* are hereby notified that a com plaint to f'lrtclciat a certain murtg.i.-* utt the fo llo w in g deecrlbe I property, situate, lyin g end being In Sem inole County, Florida, ta -w lt: I » t 1. B lock J. BUXLAND ESTATEd, a aubdlvl.lon, a ccording to a plat there­ o f recorded In Plat Bunk It, page* 18 to 33 o f the Public R ecord* o f Semi­ nole County, Florida. SUBJECT to an easement for Pubtlo U tilities along the E asterly ten feet of said Lot 1, Including: One GE R efrigera tor, el#-trie. Model LA dtlU , Serial ORIII393 One UE Range, electric Model J to lS IW H , Serial TdoOIOT One Duo • Therm AVall Heater, Oil, Model |ll*l, Serial 94E5I One V icto r Climax Kit­ chen Exhauat Fan, no model o r serial No. Ten Venetian llllnde, me­ tal, m anufactured by dinkarlk Ola** ft Paint Com­ pany, Sanford. Florida, no model o r eerlal number*, h si been filed against you in the above etyled suit and you art required to serve a copy o f your Anew er or Pleading to the Com plaint on Plain­ t i f f s attorney, JOSEPH M. MURASKO, P. O. Box 1:5, Fern Park, Florida, and file the original Answer or Pleat­ ing In the o ffic e o f the Clerk o f the C ircuit Court on nr before the 39th day o f Sept­ ember, 1983. If you fall to do ou, a decree pro ro n ftiio will be taken against you for th* relief demanded In the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and offlcl.il seal o f o ffice at San­ ford, Sem inole County, Flor­ ida Ib is l l t b day o f August, 1)83. (HEAL) Arthur H. Beckw ith, Jr. Clerk. Circuit Court B y: Martha T . Vlhlen D. C. JOSEPH M. MURASKO Attorney at Law P. a Box 333 Ftrn Park, F lorida Publish Aug. 10, 37, ft kept* I. 19, t i l l . CDL-IS NOT RESPONSIBLE 1 will not he m p o n a lb le for any debts Incurred by anyone other than Myself. Elmer G. Colvenbacb — f t �" M' W hy Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, FA 2-5612 « 1. Lm I A P ound -• N o tice s • P e r so n a ls S. Education - Intlrnctloii 31 A L E brown Chihuahua lost VACUUM CLEANER, repair*. Parti, tupplie* for Electroin the vicinity o f ZS20 Msg. U . S. Sbr Sanforb Crrulb Sept. 10. 19»Ut — P«ire 7 9. For Sal« or Rent 5 ROOM House. 817 Catalina. CARPENTERS, experienced Heal Estate For Hale only, for form work. Hollo­ way Concrete. Ph. FA 2-3362 for interview. S E R V IC E t e s t s : ■u*. Kirby, itoover, Air- m e n - w o m e n , is - o: . ^ u u nolia. Th ursday afternoon 'Vay, Rex-Air etc. Free Reward. FA 2-7488. Inch a , $102.00 a week. Pre­ pickup. New and Used paratory training until ap­ cleaners *o!d. FA '2-2232. pointed, Thoueande of jobs open. Experience usually I* you need twip, call u n n ecteu ry. FREE in for­ EA 2-3812 and place a Her­ ** "ntrc n n r r i T r n r n r m- ald Classified mation on jube, salaries, re­ r m : x iv n i ,„r quirement*. \Vrit*» TODAY j « i r r o r v x n r o H M;n m w ' ( i n n . 1 1 (n u n v. giving name, address and rM V ^ rr.n v xn. 1.13a* phone. Lincoln Service, Bu\ MAOTAH M V I s li H .v-n 10, c o bnnford Herald. LOAN a s s o c ia t io n . ' n t h e ( i h i t i t 1 m itr in Plaintiff, *>II Full e ti a i ix o l.t; c o i n . T t . II (III m » PIANO k Organ Lessons. Be­ MATO JEr.HT WniOIIT, *; *• in t l lA N I E I I V . r i a l ! .NO ginners, advanced. Child­ , „ Daftti I n n l:til# A S R V D cn N o m e up , u r UNION DIME SAVINOS BANK. ren, adults. Experienced * '••rporatlon un.ter the tatvi teacher. Call FA 2-3328. w o R T o a a w r o n R c i.n « i n r i t the s u i t o f Naur r-,fk, T o 1 m a t o j Finny w m otiT Flalntlff* Shop the Herald A di where m ■"d FLORA Jl A X I X t Yt. WRIOTTr. M . w lf . !»AVin n HlfTRIC m l T R . local merchants offer their • K a in R x rR i u n kn ow n * st f \ ir * i i i u k . nr# wir#. an.t best buys. AMO TOi All part!,* cUlmlni *:II.tif: i t r G W 1M.TAMJ4 ami C IV IL St. Johns Realty Legal Notice Legal Notice InttrtM* fcr. thraq*h, und t r or aaslnst th* m»M psrion TOU ARE li«r«hy notlfl*1 <hat a Comptalnt to firscln,, * certain m o r !* * * * tn--tims*!-. In* th« following dracrlbrl rsat property, to-wlti Iavt 7. OAKLAND HILI.i ADDITION, according the plat thereof ai record•8 In Plat Book if, Pib . >«. Public Record* of Seminole County, Floridt. fiaa been filed aisatnet you |,, the above-etyted eult, and you art r«<iulred to eerve a c.py of your An*wer n* other Pleadln* to the Complaint Plaln tl ffe attorneje ANDKR. SON. RUSH. DEAN. I/i'.tN DES A van d»rt nFlnn •** Eatt Central Aieniie, nrlat,.|i. Florida, and file the original A n iw e r or other PleadIna In the office o f the cle rk of the Circuit Court on or be­ fo re the I«th day o f Septemher. 1941. If you fall to to an, a pro pon faaen w:l! b » lak fn it fa Inat J'nii fa r th* r»ll*f 6*manit*4 In the Complaint. Till* X-vtlca »hatt h* pti l>li,h*<! nnc* a w * , v fi»r f-iur C'>n»er utlv, *.v,sk* In The - furd k a tiijiy m wife, v irtn : n r %% i r n i » : v h t i j u r t't-n iiiu \ T mi i »\ v i d d . s h i r k rtfllltDCf li! lesi&all# Hotel* 5JS iJrtwdMftil, K.in»a* City. AflMnurl I R8 UL.1 H. SHIRK. w !uim» r^n! U: U H ille '•-2 Llnwoado Kantia City, Mlienurl: You are hereby notified that » «ult tin* hern file<l agraIn«•t you m d OILIIHHT c, WHatelWI'i ami KATHRYN M. Wll.Ll.VJIf, bin wife* »• t»e* f*mUnf«, In th* above entitled o m » t ; and that you are hereby rerjuired tn ftle your an* •wtr with the Clerk of thU l*t>oft, and tn perv# m cMijjy thereof uj»on the Plaintiff, or CtatmlfCa attorney, w ti ■*»«« name and a <1 d r • « a l«: Smith, Elliot and rkhwalhr. 512 Harnett National Hank Hu lid* In*;. J *rk*t»nvlll* 2, Klnrlda, not later than Sep?ember 3*lb, SJrd djy (SEAM Arihur H. Beckwith, Jr., rle rk o f Circuit Court lly: Martha T. Vlhleii Deputy Clerk Andereort. Rueh. Dean. LoamUr* k van den Hera p. o. Ho* Orlando, Florida Pul, II. h Auk. 77 * S*pL t. 10. 17. ISil. CDL-SJ in t h e r i i t c t r r the ninth j i n i r o t i i t hi * n t i. iir . CI’ IT, IN AND r o i l ( K i l l . inhi . s: r o r v r v , f i .i m i i u *. r l I v v r i l M V no . iaiih FEDERAL NATIONAL MOKT(JAOE ASSOCIATION, a corporalloa, Plaintiff. H JAMES 71 W H IT E and KRU N E WHITE, Defendanta. NOTICE OF « l IT IN M o n r o v i a : f o r s x i .o v i n r TOi JAMES If. WH ITE, Reildence Unknown EH LINE WHITE. Residence Unknown TOU. Defendante. are here­ by n .t lf le i that • complaint to f.recloee a certain inort(ARu on the foilowtnK des­ cribed property, situate, lyln* and belna In Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida, to-wltt The South fa feet of Lot IS and me North II feet or Lot t«. Block 11. BELAIR. accordlna to the Piet thereof S B recorded In Plat f t , ok S. P u s 79. Pub­ lic Record* .f Seminole County, Florid*. Heater hat been filed iKvImt you In the al»ove styled *ult and you are required tti serve a copy o f your Ar.etver or Pteadlns to the Complaint on Plaintiff's attorney. JoJKPII M MURASKII, P. M l b s Fern Park. Florida, and file the orlKtnal Answer or PleadlOK tn the office o f the c l - r k o f the circ uit Court on or before the Idth 'lay o f Sept , DM! If you fall to do m . a ds. rrti> pro confe*eo " It t.e tak­ e n ! a Bain at foil for the re­ lief dsntand-d In th* Com­ plaint. WITNESS my hind and of. fll-l.ll -eal of offl * a- banfurd. Seminole Count). Ibis tilth day of A u * . 1943. (SEA LI Arthur II. Be k e ■ h u m J- • Clerk of circuit Court lly: Jean M W .lk . Deputy c l* rk JOSEPH M. MUltA.Sk'* Altorniy it l.aw I*. 11, Ui» 239 Fern l'erk. Florlde Publt*b V IB 20, 27 A Sept. 2. I). U*J CDL-ei VI- LEsTER IN S U ItA M ’K H. B. Pope Co., Inc. Fur The Finest Tear Around Weather Conditioner FKDUKKS S a l,, — S t r ik e L'OO s. Uark A ve. Swiford FA 2-<2d4 AUTO SEHVICF. HARRY ADAIR’S 0 It GULF SERVICE Tiro* - Batteries - A cres, iri*e Rond A A A S «rvk« Uuar*nt<«d Brake k Muffler Service French <t 1st. FA 2-0921 FA FEEDS______________ ________ Sun ford Flour and Feed Store Jim Dundy ieedi Timothy Hay - Cotton Seed AL IO A IMtOi'KKTV AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. TOE TIME TESTD FIRM JOB as combination truck304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 118 -V Park Ave. FA 2 8123 driver and salesman open. YLL WURK GUARANTEED Good salary. Year round CONCRETE block Home on wxirk, paid vacation, long 31. Poultry - Livestock large lot on chain o f lakes. hours and hard wurk. No Sen* Jake X . Wade, Paisley, SHETLAND PONIES experience necessary. Only Fla. FOR CHRISTMAS the sincere need apply. Financing Available $30 A up. PLANNING TO BUY OR Knighton Patterson. Wc w dl keep until Dec. 21. BUILD A HOME SOON? AUu S a d d l e * . Blankets, CUSTOM BUILD ttw DAIRY Queen driver sales­ birdies A baiters. Ph. man wanted. Prefer older house of your choice on the FA 2 3479 o r FA 2 3077. man. 2323 Park Dr., San­ lot Of >'( your choice. ford. COMPLETE HOME BUILD­ 31 A. Pel* ERS SERVICE from plans W a n te d 19. Hit uauona to financing' CUTE little puppies. FA 2-3835 RALPH JARVIS — Builder EXPERIENCED Maid wunt* COCKER Puppies. $20. Ph. 1719 Sanford Ave FA 2-1810 5 days a week or days work. FA 2 5301. FA 2-1141. 2 BEDROOM. Randolph St. Nothing down. Assume pay­ Child Care FA 2-2U4. 1 BOSTON Bull Terrier Pup­ ments. FA 2 tM9t. py. AKC. Female. FA 2 8187 D A Y S work. FA2-B394. IN DEB AR Y. 2 Bedrooms, 2 32. Flowers - Shrubs baths, 2 utilities. School bus PAINTING or Repair wurk. BLOOMING Rcue* on double service. $9,930. $5uo down. Ph. FA 2-7984 clierokee stock. $2.50 each. Balance to suit purchaser. Gray Shadows Nursery 20. llaltyisiUent 322 8282. 4 ml. S. on Sanford Ave. HOME WITH A VIEW. Mod BABYSITING (lay or night. ern 3 bedroom, 3 tiled bath ORCHID PLANTS Love J: care. Big yard. For Silo home situated on high ridge M eal, furnished, also will AT BARGAIN PRICES near golf course. For choice board. FA 2 7989. J. C. Runlen Lemon Bluff properties check with SEMINOLE Kindergarten it Nursery, 2829 Iroquois Ave., 33. Furniture qualified supervision of WANTED reliatue couple to INVESTMENT A REALTY work and play. Licensed. take up monthly payments 116 X. Park Ave. 322 9173 Ph. 322 9139. o f $13.30 on 3 complete rooms of furniture. Call 2 1 . H ea u ty .Salon* TK 8 -ljll, Casselberry, c o l­ nOVLUN.MKN’T HOJIKS FREE $50 PERM. WAVE lect. Complete llcuuty Service 2-3-1 BEDROOMS FUKE ESTIMATE Reveltm A Putriciu Stevens I AND 2 BATHS Upholstering A Mattress ren­ Cosmetic* MOST KITCHEN EQUIPPED ovating. New* A Used Furni­ Harriett's Beauty Nook DOWN PAYM ENTS FROM ture. Call Nix Bedding UTg. 195 So. Onk. FA 2-5742 Co., at 709 Celery Ave. $ I(HI VA TO FHA Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop FA 2-2117. 318 Palmetto Ave. LOW MONTHLY WE now have a special facial Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. PAYMENTS IxMttii, services from lip to Larry's Mart 215 Sanford EXCELLENT LOCATIONS tip. Free parking lot. 0|ieu Ave. Ph. FA 2 1132 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY evenings by appointment- SEPTEMBER Special. Ladiea A Childrens shoes $1.94 pair. Surplus City. 201 W . l» t, AIR-CONDITIONER. W eit, inghouse. 10,500 BTU . 198] Model, never uved. 323-0538. WITH purchase of Blue Lus­ tre, rent Electric Carpet Sham power for only $ l p er day. Carroll's Furniture. SMALL swivel rocker $3.W1| 21” Console T.V. $33. StudU couch $8.00. High chair $3.00. FA 2-1279. SMALL GIRL'S Bicycle 20” . $8 00, Kiddy coop-baby bed $10. 322-3690. ONE 3 or 5 hp. AIR-COM* PRESSOR. 3 ph.ue o r am* gle phase. FA 2-0744. CHILD'S Swing Set. $2u. Pit. FA 2-8993. ONE 3 hp. or 5 hp. Rcfrigera* Stenstrom Really Legal Notice V A - FHA Jim Hunt Realty Government Owned Homes LAWN SERVICE Priced From $6,730 -* S ~ - % Down Payments As I OW A $100 Air-Conditioning* Monthly Payments From NOTH’H III' S'llllUC L 4I I I n tc I VLSI KOTICK it h*r*Uy g : v •t. that the un-l*r*lgn*J Arthur I II. B e c k w ith . J r . r l s r k o f C lr - I cult tNiiirt 41f un o 'clo ck A. l'«JUr;ty. th<- 2Blh 1511, Mt at st ths «lay of 1 ! IDII Krunt Diifir of th« fittultiols County co u rt lltnis#. Seminal* (!oun- thg i to .at la g fofi KlorltU, off*? fo r sals anti mil at public outcry to |h« littfhgst art’l tis*t bttlilsr f<»r Cash, tos fully a In g 4*s«jrBis4 propsrly «iiusis«l In Htmiuals Cuur.ty. Klurlls, to-wltt Lot 9, Block U W'X'D* RV PAKK HIS *V|* BI DDY M i VILLI! e l L U V A N ^ .1 B L I T T JANK SULLIVAN. his wlft, Dsfsmjants. a \ th* . h*. isry iiumhar o f p f.l MIIING whl . h I* 141ID Complete InatalliUona • WI TSE ’»> my hau l an t Iha offl* Ul east of n i Court, tUlo R,pairs €rh day of H«ptamt>ar, Ills, Bathroom and Kitchen v Fixtures Artriur If U* kwttli, Jr,. Water punm • i t*« 1 I 'u.itr, Clark nif Ihe *’IIXu11 t * *tj rt V v • 'I *1 9ft 1 q Satifi.i of ifaiiaiiiol* county, Pior* IU V W UI M « I.E$NKK> U>$ Martha T. VlMsu V a c u u m ( leaner S e r v ic e Meal Cow Feed 13.40 per 100 lb. Part* A NtHiphr. For All M iktlinhidin I l.itroluv Fltteuinj; and ialtcninif a-u aeiau lu A v «. oaiuard l i r e * l'ivk 11» Ph. t A 2-22s2 AUTOMATIC Washer. Good enmittion. $40. FA I-433I. ROSA L. PAYTON BALL BLAIR SANFORD Auto Glasi, Tops 4 Sea' Cover, FHA - VA wh ich Is the su bjec t m a ile r o f the a b o v e -sty ltd rstiaa, vis.: Taot 11. IIBAH T.AKK Hll.IJi. ac c o r d in g to the ru t !n ib tr s o f, Blat Book a ■ rgeordod 13. a? d tht r ibl MM ) Ds^ity Clark J esph M Kltigafald Aiturnsy for Plaintiff J14 Jte- urlty True! B Biding Miami Jl riirldm V Ban kiln t -5*73 ^ |PUullah i t p e 14* -.'*•, i CDAl-iJ* BEDllDO.M il-m-u- Kite hull equipped. $85. 1991 W. 2uth. St, FA 2-4891. I'.tg* lit *.ri|i 2 BKDItOllM. Kitchen equip­ ped. 32<'l-9*i92. of Seminole C o u n t >. F l o r ­ ida - Klectrsn Apace llwalei'e jI* IIEDRUOM, t'x bath House In DeBary. Soft witter serv­ ice. No objection to chil­ dren, but no pets. 322 8282. tHidullilV the bu ildin g *nd a p * purtanarn-** lucatad thereon, «an«l together with the f u r n i ­ ture, fu r n is h in g !, it. 1 fix ture* sit ua te th train, and Luca tad t h a f Km. FURNISHED Garage Apt. 399 YOU, AND I*ACII UK YOU, W. 18th St. FA 2 3187. are hereby no tifie d that a Co mplain t ha* h t * » flit 1 by the s b o v s - u a i,o *1 U,«:uU ff BEDROOM unfurnished again st }<gi and sa ;U o f yo u Houtu Kitchen equipped, to for ec lose a fliu fl g ag a oh the gbova-i|e*< r tb«-| prop er ty FA 2-3*131. In the g bnj%* *at>1<-di c aa *a, a nd y ou ami <4 . li o f y ou art h e r e ­ HOUSE trailer, $83. FA 2 0OH7. by required to file an A nsw er or other f l e a ding resp onsive t hereto with the * ' - r k o f the LARUE 2 Bedroom trailer, aluj I bedroom trailer on a b o v e - e n t l i D 1 c t r all court 4 nd to servo a istpy o f -u ch large lain* Adult* onl>. Ph. FLAT, svcurtling (** t»l«t tiisr*of rscoril* i Ir* Fiat All Lines Written lk*ok 15. Pass 71, I* ibil • list jrtla uf U'aiulnuts Coun­ flrln ir ^ “ ur In su ran ce ty. ITisrhli. Problems To Us I pUfaUStlt to (ha ►Inal D tc ft* I of Cortclosur* snUrs'l lit a rase psnding In *«I4 Cuuri, ths *tyU of wfilch it m <* \r«in.vN i i i i H T ' i \ «) i; agency CuVH.VNY. INC, a KUrhta A'lSWi’ r o f nlh»T r* *p-oi-1 v« •218 $. Park Ave. FA 2-564’ ct*r|utTrillori, i l e a d t n c Upon Iks r i » in m f t e r u i t n u f e A tt orneys. SANFORD FLA. CUCIDiliUN AND R, L. HARVEY SI. Articles For Sale SOUTH W ARD INSURANCE PLUMBING 29. Automobile Service tion system, com plete with Defendants. coils and gas. M ac's Elec* N o r m : o f w i .k tea akns m trie Service. FA 2-0744. NOTICE IF HE IlllllV GIVKN that on the lvth day of a September t**1- *1 11;s* A lt, ill-A Swap or k.\ch«nicj »t the mein door of the Court Boy! U Mr. Robinson burned up! H« built hi* house Hou*e o f Seminole County, a: on that hill juet (or the view!" STANLEY Miter Box and F-in ford. Florida, the under•laned Clerk will offer for carrying case for small *il« to the blKhest end beet band saw. Call 322-3698. U. Fur Kent bidder to, rash the rultowlnit 6. For Kent drsorlhed real property: ;lh. Autumoltileu - Truckn le.t 19. Illock t'3. tVKATtl- UNFURNISHED large 2 bed­ EFFICIENCY Apartment on Elt.HFIELD FIRST AUDIFirst St. Near 2 city free room Duplex. Fla. room. TION, accnydlhK to the FOR SALE. Extra clean '54 parking lots and shopping I'lat thereof s* recorded In Electron heat, ltth St. Olds 88. 4 door. Power Plat Rook ti. Pane* 44 an t vtorei. No utility charges. Long wood 838.1298. steering, lirakes & scat. Mo* and SI. Public Record* of Suitable for couple ur einWcinInote County. Florida. lor completely rebuilt. Ex* toKetlier wlih all atructure*. FU ilN . Apt. 2100 Mellonville. gle, a lx) retired people. cellent condition. $395 09. Improvement*, fixture*, appllFA 2-4712. ances. and appurtrnancca on 2 BEDROOM furnished Apart­ See at Kilty's Standard Oil. •aid land or used lit conjunc­ 1917 French. ment. Close in. Reasonable. DUPLEX 1293 Eltn. Apart­ tion there* Ith. Thl* >ale l» made pursuant FA 2-will. ments 801 Magnolia. Carpel 62 I1U1CK Special, Returning to final decree uf foreclosure A fireplace. New living entered In Chancery notion No. lo School. Take up pay* 2 BEDROOM House. Unfur­ 13094 now p.-ndlnx In the Cir­ room furniture. Master bed­ nienls. New set o f tires. nished, kitchen equipped. cuit Court o f and for Semiroom. Jalousie hack porch. note County. Florida. Radio t Heater. FA 2-2200. $75 per month. 2312 Yale DATED thl* Stli day of Clean. $83. Inquire 119 Elm. Ave. Call FA 2-3814. September, 1943. BUYING A NT.W or NO 13287. (SHA H USED CART a m h ; its a n . r u s h , d e a n 3 BOOM furnished Apt $33. CLEAN 1st floor Apartment LOWNDES A van den lltlili.i FINANCE IT WITH US Includes water A electri­ Attorney* for Plaintiff Privati) entrance. 1904 Pal­ ♦ I/Ow Interest Rate* 222 Eaet Central llauUvard city. FA 2 8344. Phono door (1) 322 9834 metto. Orlando. Florida Sell Us Your Kurntiure. Quick • Low Monthly Payment* Phone door (21 322 8323 AND Arihur II Reckwlth. Jr. 2 BEDROOM House. Kitchen Service With the Cash. FLORIDA STATE BANK 2 BR. Kit. (i|. $ • 3 0 Clerk of the Clrrutt Court equipped. FA 2-3838. SUPER TRADING POST Ityt Martha T. Vlhlen $83 WE CAN Q U ALIFY t o l l 22. Ilu ild - P n in t - lle p a ir 3 BR. Kit. e<|. EAR MANN Uhl a 1939. Ex* Deputy Clerk FA 2 0677. $123 FOR ONE OP THESE Publish Sc pt. 10, 1343 cellent condition. $1993. 1403 AIR-CONDITIONED nil. In Large I hr. $em i-Rctircd Carpenter COM-4 3 $180 OUTSTANDING HOME 3 Rm. furn. Apt. $85. mo. U r g e 4 Br. Forest Dr. lit. Articlen For Sale Small Repairs — Painting BUYS IN MINUTES! in r m ; (H i i t t t n i i iir o r Ill E. 8th St. FA 2 4285. Phone FA 2-7983 t i i >: n in t h ji nit i vl c i i i 1961 FURD Wagon, fl cyllnCHIFFONIER with 2 full FOR COMPLETE i i ir tsF VNli FIIH anvil. 121 LAUREL DRIVE Her. Straight. R. $ ||. Reg. Real Estate Broker length mirrors, al>o TV 25. riumliinj; Service* INFORMATION VML.II I 111 N r v . F l.llltlllS , 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ FA 2 1391 17 92 at Hiawatha I I I I M IHIV MS. i:lsit*, Chrome luggage rack. stand, stvlvel base with SICK OH CALI, AMERICAN FEDERAL 4AVPLUMBINn ped House. $95 a month. Beautiful red finish. Low storage compartment, both INCH A N1> LOAN AttaOClA. F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Contracting Repairs Ph. FA 2-8437. mileage. $130 down and $35. FA 2-6384. TtoN OF ORLANDO, Clean and close in. Jimmie FREE ESTIMATES Plaintiff, take over payment* ot $13 vt. Cowan. 322-4013. SACRIFICE SALE. Early R. L. HARVEY per month. Total priew ROBERT J, WELCH, at ux Heal KB a tv— M ortga ge, 201 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3383 American style H ft. couch, anil at at. a Iwut $1,400. FA 2-1270. A I T , |3t). Surplus City, D*f«*mtatita* i\ r m ; • m i t 11 « «»i it r u r U l V Park Ave. 322-2429 $75; Record Cabinet, $5; \ t n i i i : o r s %i.i : r u n M v r i i .i i d m i u . < i i i - Cl.KAN Klfniumy A|»t. (ill liavvuna Park FA 2-7195 HINSON & IIEARN Portabl* TV. $26; Dinette 37. IInnIt* • Motor* NOTICE tti ll E R E i n G IV­ t t i r , in %a ii n u t SDMIEvening, PLUMBING CONTRACTING EN that ort tti* I5tb 'lay of NOLB3 H » I A n , ri-U IIIIM . Park Ave. set, $15. 1220 Randolph St. New people In town look at ttaptamoer 19<3, at ll;oo AM. IN r ilA N ttt fl Y No. 1*1341 Repairs it Water Heaters FA 2 3877 FA 2 382» FA 2-8380 Ph. FA 2-2128. at (ha Main floor o f th# Court M k r l d i r , J.) Hi raid Ads. Be turn your "CLEAN quiet The V REE ESTIMATES ltou»* o f s«mlnola r'ounty. at ItOHTGS K'KDr.R Af, business U represented with Cables. FA 2-072U. H*nfar<l, FI*rMi. th* umlar- AND LOAN AfW( K7I ATION, a 291 K, 3rd St. 322-9143 DOUBLE Hollywood lied atgned Clark will off*r for L'nlltd State s Corporation, attractive advertisements. with loix springs A mat•ata to the hlghaat an*l b«at I'lslnttff, W E L A K A APAHTMENTS: Call FA 2 5612. 2ti. R a d io & T e le v N Io n hhltlar for oath th* following v * . tresH $15, 1 Single Holly­ Houms private balhs, l i t Properly Muiuiifcnioiit de*crlh*tf r*-il propertyi B onr.R T k . n A n n B T T ani wood bed headboard $3.90. 16’ TURNER Craft Boat with W. First St. ty>t 11, WI Llel.VMHON JUNK L. B A B I I E T T , hi* Wlfg. Broker USED T V Set* $10 up. Ser* F.V 2 3919. II EIGHTH, according to Mark 73 Mercury motor k fu fem lenU U vice call* $2.00, Sanford the plat th#r«of ia* r«* no i it a; rti u *h k Nit MAYFAIR: 3 Italroom, 1 Pelican trailer. Boat has . Service. H13 Sanford T. V conlsil In H at Bonk 15. tilt IM Ill.lt ATlON I R E A D Y MIX Concrete, win­ bath, large y a r d . $100 p i g * 3*. Fuhllt* llacord* if TtH BOIIKIIT K. BA IUtK T T many extras. Seen at 4U9 Ave. Ph FA 2 9776 D f f« r * fo r yo u r •••luti-m dow aillt, lintels, steps Bamlnnl* County, Florhla, monthly. FA 2*4709, (Hsaid ancs U n k n o w n ) Bay Ave. together with all *tructur«* and these Benuliful 2, 3, A t blocks, sand, cenu-nt, rock, IT. S p e c ia l S e r v ic e s Improv*ni*nta, fixture*, appli­ JUNE E. U A B U E TT . hla NICELY furnished 2 Bed­ Bedroom pipe, steel, grease traps NOW Is your chance to buy a ances. a rtxl appurtenance* or* wlfa, room House. FA 2*0271* FILL dirt, top dressing, top *al>l Unit or u*«l In conju nc­ dry wells, stepping atones. (B st M a n • U n k n o w n ) top q u a l i t y Brunswick, tion therewith. and soil, clay, shell, peat. Ellis Miracle Concrete Co. Owens, Larson o r Cutter Thin -all* Is made pursuant Each and nil unknown psrREN T A RED Lloyd. FA 2-2576. to final 'terr*# nf faireclissure sons, p ir tlf * and «|sf#ndarita 309 Elm Ave. FA 8-5761 boat at or below whotesalii antrrail In c'hin ic ry .icthiti N.» w(ui claim by, through, und'T Rollaway, lloapita! 4 Baby prices. Exam ple: $1795 18’ Beds. MN«» now ptnillng In th« Cir­ or s g a l n i t the af or esa id IU»9 ft WESTINGHOUSE Re cuit Court of ifiit for tftuiliirjle B K K T i: HA B IIKTT » 1 JUNE Seawol/e $1195. 17‘ $1793 By Day, Week, or Month frlgera lor 39 inch. Tappaa County. Florida* E B AHHKTT, hi* Wife, Cutter $1095. $023 141 Fish A CA RROLL S FI RNTTITRE DATED thl* it h day of wh ether a * Spouts*, half*, daelect. Range. Alr-Cond. 110 ft*p t*m bar, 1343, Ski $430. $1985 73 bp. Evln. HA W lit St. v I ire*, g r an ls#*, a«*]gne«*. Ph. FA 2-ilRt current. Alt excellent buys. FA 2 1917. (HEAL) I knur*, c-r*-et 11s*r ». trnstsaa or rudes $795. 28 lip. only $365 Arthur II Beckwith, J r, otherw ise , a* to sacli atid all 1 Ph. 323 9183. IIEDIttlOM Apartment. j s & other sizes. Gator 16' Clerk of th* Circuit Court o f w h om f t i l d t n c v is unQuiet neighborhood. FA 2By: Martha T. Vlhlau kn ow n; 1962 AMANA Freezer, up­ Trailers $130. Term s. Rob* Deputy Clark •a t 1482 frum 8; 39 to 8 p. m, II. IS. TOPE CO., INC. right. Excellent condition son Sporting Goods. Down* ANDERSON, HC8 II, DEAN Each amt a!! unknown parsons, 290 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 Monday thru Friday. Ph. D»WNl»KH A v*r» d«ri BE BO partis* and dafanilsnts, a* to $250. 322-3293. town Sanford. FA 2-5961. Attorneys for Plaintiff sac h a nil all o f wh om r#*L FA 2-4391 any other time. T o make the best home WASHING Machine Service. 333 East Central Avenue d«n • Is un kn own , ha vin g o r t buy, »eo the Orlanifo. Florida cla im in g t<» h.t%« any right, FURN. Free estimates on repairs. 2 Bedroom House. Bublleh g«pt. l». IstJ. title or Interest In Of t . the 2910 Hiawatha. 322-7383. Adult,. No p--t*. FA 2-7884. CDM-41 fo llo w in g d a i T i h a d p rop erty, HflUisititisf, AREA DIRECTORY OWENS, el ux, et si. FBiriif.i, ’ ■ ' no . i .hums ehv OEOP.au i.ii Gentral Kl* trie ilullt-tn Range, M tel J oj U, Serial X R U 0392 Monogram W il l Hr iter. Model »‘ ll I0HK, Serial H ; < l #12 Together with all structure* and Improvement i now .end hereafter on «*td laud, and fixture* attached thereto, and alt rent*. Ia*ue*, procted*. and profits accruing and to accrue from •all premise*, ill of which are Included within the foregulng deacrlptlon m l th** habendum thereof; also all gas, gleam, electric, water, and other heating, cooking refrigerating, lighting, plumb* tng, ventilating, Irrigating and p o w e r system*1, machines appliance*. M a t u r e * , and appurtenance* which now arr or may h*r*aft*r pertain to. o r be u*ed with. In, «>r on •all premise*, even though they he detached or detachable. WITNESS n»y hand and tht teal o f Mid Court at .Henfurd, Florida, thl* 23rd day of August, A. I*. 13*3. (SK Ale) Arthur If Ueckwlth. Jr (*lerk » f th* rlrcult «'»urt Ity: Martha T. Ythlsn Deputy Clerk ( \ copy o f the rumplatnt ftls.l hsrtln I* st i' h s d ' th« copy of this Sutler abliii l« tit.tiled to each Defendant f*-r whom a rr*l»lence more speci­ fic Dan * •'tile «r Country n 4• g Iv«' n i n t he awar a statunimt filed h«rtin by th* S'Ulutlff, his agent or attor* D()< 1 h m i t h , EI.LU.cr A.NU H'TIW AI.HK Atlnrt,,)* an I Coun,,l„ r* *1 l.e — ill Hemet t Sv'.lonsl l u c k IIUll'llDK J,vk-'<nvlll< 2. Florid, I'ubll.h: \ jb S3 A k«pt. J, HI. 17. 194J ftil.-si AIR UONIUTIONKR < D. tt. MEAD A COM PA ST. Plaintiff. Oven, Model J *13 T» .Sor* lUtlK.’ cA IN THr. ( III e*I IT I (It'ItT OF THU NINTH Jl till I VI. n o . «'l IT OF VNII r o il SF.Vil. xiii.u i hi x rv , ri.iiiitiv. If you fall to lo <*o» de* re* pro ennfeseo will be entered Ai;a!n«t you for the relief detnanled In the oiftfilalnt. Tl.e nature »>f i*alil eult l»e* In ir for forectoauro of tnort* tfsiKe r*MNor-I«il In V.«1. Z»*S, I’.iite 33#. o f the nfflrUl Hr* curd* of Aemlnole County* Florida, the deecrijitton of the prnperty proceeded agulnet be* In* at follow*: All that cert i In property situate m l tie* Inuc In Hem Inula v'oimly* Kb*r* Mi mure turllcularly dea* crlbed a* follow*: I.ot 13 of llliK-k **U'. i:\ sT im o u K s r n i M v i* SION, UNIT NO s ix . acCofdlnj to the plat there­ of i t recorded In Flat IVi ok t?. rv»*e« i t and o f the PuMlc IU "f l« Seminole County, Florida. Together with the folio wing Item* o f property which are located in an*! permanently in* ataltel i» a part of the improverninia chi --.aid land: fleutral Electr i-» flu 111-In of fHoOlroSjC - -— yi Legal Notice D tl, Herald. DATED till* An*u*t, 1961. m. w ilu a m h , 17. Male Help Wanted Ct)l KKIIoN’ , 1 »• 1)1 »• a> ne Boulevard . M * il 57 ) l . r ! l a . on ur b i l o r * U* . ( ’. -Ujr or FA 2-7388. VA - FHA Appointed Property Management Rroker Jim Hunt Realty Office Night 2324 Park Dr r\ FA 2 2111 2-0641 323 0709 Sanford. Ha ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond l.un Iquivt, A>*o. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Rank Bldg TREK SERVICE. Expert tree service. lU-asonahtc rates, 8 year* experience. Free estimates. Ph. FA 2 4377. SIDEWALKS, driveway*, pa­ tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. 322-3.1(16. W Now Is The Time! Final Clearance Plano Tuning and Repair L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 GET WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AU T> [w* and Size* Me Hepair ami Service S T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2 6132 JOHN E FOX REALTOR Work, Mowing. 110 N. Park Ave. 323 9339 TRACTOR di*k, blade. FA 2 7661 3 BEDROOMS, 2 baUi*. Fenc­ ed yard. Flu, room. Kitch­ ‘JB. Automobile Service en equipped. FA 2 8184 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED NICELY furnished 2 bed­ room House $89 a month, IS. Bu.-*inev* Opportunity OcttiUar, l h , U'.I..IXI|( lit, FA 2 3219. SERVICE Slatiuu for lea*e sonlturik (Haas and Paint allrg.ti lune n . ,M *' .iitpl-in I Inventory takeover. Good Company Will be Ukati >« cult'-**•>) Uy 2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom lull. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 Imatimt Ph. FA 2-4312 Houses. FA 2-3(165. A.NU UHUr.ULU at t h , s im ii io i- County Court* 16. Female Help Wanted h >u»*. Ncnfur-I Klarl ti (hit 7. Huslnex.w Rental* r.REKNHKI MI M l ) day ot A u s u * . I M l --------------------------- - ---------------- t lioicr till* av.ilt.ibli- ill (HEALl I Hu:] l , t . St. 8 It* ti IMS. .Suita­ SECRETARY with exevuUv-(■rrvuhiiar ul f w h Arhur Arlltur II l U t k i . o, Jr ability, sliurtband. PU-amiit ble for Office. Purkiiig Clerk ot il.- ubox•-•utltled u ic r look in* golf cou rse, wmking condition, itevidviit Circuit Court atuduble in teat .122-2714 l ustuni huildlnx to jo u r o f Seminole County 5 yeuis. U »: Wurth* T. \ U l. •pt-i it iratiun. (■rvciibriar fruui 1 1 - 8 p.m. U*pu(> (.Urk Age 39-50. Salary open. A p­ devrlopvd by COCRMIO.N utij CiUKo HUN ply Fla. State Employment 8 . B en ch Itcn tn ls Attorn ey, , t L iw K INGSWOOI) Muml firth « Service. 200 S. French, lit tl.DKBS INI’ . I t t " Hl*eayn* Ilo<il ■v , r-t HUTCHISON Ocean front Miami JJ, H ,r|-ta 292 Fairmont Dr. Apartment. Daytona Beach. CURB girl, imiil be 21 year* n*pt. i, i->, 17, .4 i -*'aFA 2-3071 t h u -.-l FA 3-1936. Old. AppQ 1’. , a Muut.e. YOUR BEST BUY IN A NEW *63 M ODEL O Chevrolet • • — • Oldsmobile Cadillac Corvair • Chevy II O N LY A FEW L E F T — Save! Save! Save! — AT - Holler Motor Sales CU.MI*AN Y 21!) E. 2ml ST. F A 2*6231, F A 2 -0 71 1 2505 PARK AYE. FA 2-0*1 4 f �T o Better G ra d e s '3 0 Days To B etter Grades' O a tM ig The Text -J D « • : ~ W f k i N Fee M m p i y i t Now Available In Book Form for reading. They are analyti­ cal tool*— scalpels f o r d In e tt­ ing tha thought-itructura of a textbook. In • reading outline, the Ideaa must be arranged aecording to their logical order. The moat Important Idea In the taxt appears aa the first point In the outline— no matter where It appear* In the teat. The follow in g I* tha recom­ mended w ay to ronatnict an outline i .— • iMMyriw Am m Ii Um T* p t tin moat *n» of Um 'M n rtif, jmnll k m to gat iM af yrNMnlrad notion* r. Ytm probably •alllalttf u • tttthcr doll section of Freshumm Composition. Bafora you ttcwre, you bad to oatllnao of thorn. Whan fern moto, yau followed tho '* Wa'U tall thla typo of • writing outline. t Tho outUaaa wo’ra going to talk about an fundamentally different from tho ouUlnaa \2 *•« uao for writing. Wa’ra t ......... talking about outline* you uao Legal Notice ■ t e e f in e r it e o r n r o r ------- i m a i v o i n n c m . n ana ron nstssi. ______ c * e » T T . r u a m t . n a u t e u r no. u m W n # PRUDENTIAL INHITIAKO * COMPANY o r AMUR. ICA, a Raw Jersey corporation, ^ Plain l Iff. H. C. LYNCH and RBItECCA U LTRCH, formerly th* wire af U. C. Lynch t U. A. IioBBRTB. alao known a* Halrln A . Rabarta, and KTLVIA N. ROBERTA hie wife; RKLM. HOC. a Florida corporation; FLO RID A POWER CO HI-OR­ ATION, a Florida corporation; W IN TER PARK TELEPHONE CO , INC. a Florida corpora* tlOBI FLORIDA tm LITIKtl CORPORATION, a Florida cor. aerations THE Ftturr NA­ TIO N AL RANK A T OIU.AMpa TRURTKE, a national haaklaa corporation, D afendaata n on cw or aerr H. C LTXCIL e /o Conley Barlow , Roule 1, n a ile r Oeorala. U. A ROIIERTt, alao known aa U aleln A. HoLerla and BTLVIA K. ROBERTS, hie wife, IM Alm a Road. Ifaaiehurat. 0 * ore la TOU ARE UEKEHT RO TI. F I ED tkal the P lain tiff. TIIK PRU DENTIAL INBUIIANCK COM PANT OP AMERICA, a R a w Jeriay corporation, haa laatttuted eult against you In th e Circuit Court o f tha Ninth yadlelal Circuit, In and for ■em laol* County, F lorida ; the Batura o f the eult le to fore. s loeo th e! rertaln mnrtgaga Which encumbera the follow ing desrrlb-d property, eeld pro. party being eltueted and to. gated la Seatlnolo County, F lorid a : Lot I, n lork t, TANOLR. WOOD IIEPLAT, according to the plat th ereof ae re. corded In Plat Book 1. page >1; public Itecorda ot Hemlnole County, Florida; Deluding apeolflcally, b ut not by way of lim itation, tho fn|. 'ow in g fixtu re); OH 10 gallon elaetrlc hot water healer OR Range OH R efrigerator Dll Heater and Tank Venetian Ullnde TO m iTttK It with all alruc* tu rai and Improram enla now and hereafter on autri land, and fltlu re ) attached therein, Bud all rants, Issue*, proceed*, and profit* accruing and In accrue from aald pr«mt**s, all o f which arc Included within tha foregoing description end tho habendum th ereof; aleo all gaa, ateam, electric, water, and other healing, cookin g, refri­ gerating, lighting, plumbing, ventilating. Irrigating. and pow er system*, machine*, an* pliant**, llit u r t f, and uppertanenris, which now are or may hereafter pertain to, or ha need with, In, or on said premiere, even llimigh they lie detached or detachable. YOU AND EACH O F YOU are hereby renulrtd to file you r Answer with the Clerk o f the Circuit Court In and fo r Homlnoto County, Florida, and etrr* a copy th ereof upon Richard W. l-n s llv r , o f the firm o f ilurney, Gurney a Handler, Sul North Magnolia Avenue, Orlando, Florida, at­ torneys i»r 1‘ la ln illf In the above action, on nr before III. Snd day o f October. 191). >l-e a Deere# Pro Confeeeo will be entered egelnet you. JT IM ORDERED that this he published In The Hanford lleral l. a ue urnpip er published In Memlieds County. Florida, once a week fur lou r couaaCUtlve week#. SVITNKHH the hand c f the Clerk ot tho Clr* tilt Court, Memlriole County, Florida, this lit* lath day o f August, 19)1. E (Col 11IT HEAL) Arthur II. U fckw lth, Jr.. Clerk Circuit Court, Hemlnole County, Hanford, Florida tlyi Martha T. Vlltltu Deputy C lt 'k tlUKNllV, G tlltN ET A HANDLEY 101 North Magnolia Avenue Orlando, Florida Attorneys for l ’ ta ln ilff Publish Kept. U , IT, I t A OcL L >>«»• CDM -1 2.11 2.12 ..... Thie typo o f outline labela the Ideaa. A nything marked “ 1.1" muat ba directly related to the main idea, o r " I . " In the *ame way, anything marked “ 1.11” la directly aubordlnate to “ 1 .1 * The Items don't hare to be paired o ff in a reading outline. In w riting outlines it's good form to pair o f f each Item—if you have an Item “ a ," you ahould alao havo an Item “ b." Ilut In the sample outline above, “ 2.1" can stand with* out any “ 2.2.” I f you find only on# subordinate Idea under “2," there’s no reason to In­ vent another. Notice that any entrlei Into “ 1.” and “ 2.” must be o f equal Importance, The entries In “ 2.11," “ 2.12," etc., must also be o f equal importance. A s an exam ple o f a reading outline, w e could outline to. day’s article ae followai 1. Heading outlines art analy­ tical tools, 1.1 They organise ideaa ac­ cording to logical order— not according to order o f presentation, 1.11 D ifferent from writting outlines. 1-111 Mens are lab­ eled. 1.112 Ideas d o n ' t have to be paired off. PRETTY JOYCE HRAGYIL sell* a ticket to Mayor Lee Gary for the Oviedo Athletic Aftnociatlon’n fish fry for the John Courier Field debt fund. Association cleared more than $1,200 to­ ward wiping out the debt for the Oviedo foot­ ball field. (Herald Photo) Hospital Notes SEPTEMBER 7 Ad minions G rover Knurr, Longwood; M ary Conley, Lake M ary; Anna llartung, D enary; T am ­ my Shoemaker, A I p h o n z a Chisolm, John Kirk, Henry Baldwin and Barbara D effcly, all o f Sanford. Dismissals Bernclce Groce, to n g wood; J. H. McCormick Dies At Hospital Tam my Shoemaker, Charles Crain, William Livingston, Lillie Mae Randall, Irma Johmon, Ann Hrlsson, M ri V. Laws and Infant, and Mri. J. Monroe and Infant, all of Hanford. SEPTEMBER I Admissions Dorothy Newton, Fern Park; Robert Carmichael, Casselberry; Donald Smith, Lake Monroe; Anne Lucas, Jtcksonvllte; S h i r l e y Burkett, Monroe Wilcox, Betty Moon, Roger Jimenez, Willie Mos­ ley, James Hankcrson Jr., E il w a r d Williamson and George O'Brien, Hanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Delfely, Hanford, a son Dismissals Richard Brcczu, Longwood; Jean Henson, Lake Mary; Lucius ileevea, D eLand; Vera Anderson, N o r t h Orlando; Werner Wlegand, DeBary; R en in Davis, Mt. D ora; Wil­ lie I-re Johnson and Edward Payne, Hanford. Jnhn H> McCormick, 83, died Sunday at 11::36 p.m. nt the Scminula Memorial Hospital. A resident o f Hanford for the past 18 years, he made his home at 1008 W, 20th St. A native o f Ht. Albums, IV. Vn.a ha waa a retired carpen­ ter. Survivors Include two sla­ (N E X T j A n advanced analy­ ters, Mrs. Geneva I.ucy and Mr*. Mae McComaa; one tical tool— tha summary.) The entire 30 DAYS TO granddaughter, Mrs. William BETTER GRADES aerie* la Craw ford; a son-in-law, Jack now available |n un 80-pago, Coyner, all o f Hanford; four •plrol-bound liook. To order great-grande hi Idren nrnl sev­ your copy send your name, ad­ eral ulcers ami nephewn. Funeral service* will lie dress, city ami state plus fl.OU to Hotter Grudce, c / o The San­ held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at By France* W rvlrr ford Humid, P. o . Box ihu, tliu llrUsnn Funeral Homo Thu UPW Association of Ihe Dept. A , Radio City Station, with Mr. Bret Brown o f the Church o f Christ officiating. Lake Mary Community Pres New Y ork IP, N. Y. lluriul will ho at tha S y l­ liyleriun Church has called a van Lake Cemetery. ■sped.il meeting of all project chairmen for the Annual Ba­ zaar lo he held at ID a.in. Wednesday at the eliurch. The Bazaar bus been set this year for Oct. 18 anil will By Mrs. Adam Mullrr By Jane ('aver Iberry The DeBary Fishing Club he held in the Educational Lyman High School Inn nru w ill meet at T:3r» p.m . Wed Building of the church. nouncod I ho name* of the n r ’ day in the Recreation Hull Com mil tee chairm en exgirls who have been selected of the DeBary Fire Slut inn. A peeled lo attend Wednesday's to he on the V anity Cheer­ colored film, “ River Ilu d meeting are Mrs. F, E. (M il­ leader Hquad. e r a ," which features beautiful dred) Donaldson, d i n n e r ; Those girls who hope to scenery along the Snake and Mr*. Harry Sandusky, arts cheer the Greyhounds lo a Halnion B lv m in Idaho, will and crafts; .Mrs. James M. successful football s e a s o n In* shown hy Elmer Thump Thompson, needle cra ft; Mrs. again this yra r arc Alyce son. Bay Crew, baked goods; Mrs Crocker, M argaret Garrett. Clyde Wright, president, Don Smith and Mrs. W. C. Nancy George, Gloria Green, w ill conduct tin* business Hopkins, outdoor guinr* and Dana Hall, Marla Jones, Judy meeting. sports, and Mrs. Hubert Ru Kacar, Liz l.unn, Ann Miller, Residents o f surrounding genstcin and Mrs. Fannie Brenda Petty, Sandy Ten­ U ffler. publicity. area* are invited to attend. nant, and Cheryl Worley, Lake Mary UPW Bazaar Heads Set Meeting Cheerleaders Named For Lyman GOP Board To Meet Tha “ Read and Study" *eriea currently appearing In this newspaper ha* received much enthusiastic comment and prals* from parents, teachers and students. Be­ cause o f this Interest, and as an additional public service, tha complata series w ill be mad« available In a convenient ■plrat-bound book through this newspaper. The 80-page book, well ill­ ustrated and easy to read, w ill ba a valuable aid to students . . • high school and college. A ll o f the practical Ideaa and suggestions In 30 D A Y 8 TO BETTER GRADES are in it fo r permanent finger-tip r e fcrenca. Tha book Is divided Into six parts entitled “ Developing the right attitude," Prerequisite* fo r effective studying," “ The text— how to use It,” “ How to take a course," “ How to han­ dle specifie courses," and “ How to take a test” 30 D AY S TO BE TTER G RAD ES is a unique "h ow -tostudy” system. It was scien­ tifically developed by The Reading Laboratory, Inc. of New Y ork, foremost author­ ities on reading speed, com ­ prehension and study tech­ Fire Auxiliary Seis Meeting By ra. Adam Muller nique*. The book will help students study more effective­ ly and get more out o f text­ books, homework and class­ room assignments. The Sanford Herald la hap­ py to make this book availa­ ble to Its readers at the spe­ cial pries o f ( I per copy. Send your name and address and 91 to: “ Better G rades" Read­ er Service, t ra The Sanford Herald, P, O. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City StaGon, New York 19. N . Y. Legal Notice First Baptist Set Annual Meeting The annua) buslne.’ s meet­ ing of Church the of First Baptist Sanford w ill be held at 7:30 p.m. Wrdneadsy in the church auditorium. Report* will lie heard from the nominating committee and from the survey unit plan­ ning committee. Recommenda­ tion.) also will be mude at this time by the church coun­ cil and deacons in regard to the expnndon program o f the ehurch and fo r activities o f tho coming year. Preceding the meeting n dinner on the grounds will be held beginning at 8 p.m. Those planning lo attend are asked to bring a basket dinner. Reveruge and picnic table service will be supplied by the church. s o T i r s ; os* M l . ) ; Nolle* la hereby glteu that pursuant to (Inal Users* rend•ret on tin Illi day o f Hrplember, IMS. In that certain raus* pen.llnr In th* Circuit Court In and fo r Hemlnnl# County, flo r id * . In Chan-wry. a h -rein FIRST FKDKIUI, H(VINOS AND Id ! AN AHKOriATIO N O f 3 H M I N O L K COUNTY, a corporation, l* Plaintiff, f. lam K*rw1n. It. and a Ifr. Jun* K train, Jlrrtl* I,** N ellies, and Th* (‘ ..nimarclal Hank at (Vinter l-.irk. a flo r id # Corporation are defendant*. Chatirery lio-'k»l No. l i : u . I, AltTIIU n >1. MSCKWITH. Jit., c l« r k o f th" aforesaid C ircuit Court, will within th* I*k * 1 hour* of *.it* on Monday. September 19(9 offer for *nl» and •■•II to th* htKti**t and brat bid­ der for w h #t |h« front door o f th* Courthouse o f Seminole County, Florida, In Sanford, flo rid * , th* fo llo w in g dricrlbrd property, tltu airil and br­ ine In Sem inole County, f l o r ­ id*, to -w lt; Lot «, n tock 4, Tier S. » ! th* TOWN O f HANFORD, M o rid#, accord in g to E. It. T rafford'a Map th rrsof a* recorded In Flat Dook 1, pax** 3 (-« t. o f th* Public Record* nf gcm lnole Coun­ ty, Florid*. Halil sal* w ill h* mad* pur­ suant to and In order to sat­ iety th* term* ot aald final decr*e. (CIRCUIT COURT KCAI.) Arthur II. ItecXwllh. Jr,, Clerk o f C ircuit Court. In and fo r S-m lnol* County, Florida. U r: .Martha T. Vlhleit I>. C. Publish A. Edwin Hhtnholssr c f o P in t fe d . Par, *, la,an Hanford, Pla. Publlah; Sept. 10. 19«). CRM-49 The Auxiliary to the DcB iry Volunteer Firem en’s Association will hold a special "get-togeth er" meeting to open the current season on Thursday at 12:30 p.m. at the Recreation Hall of the Fire Station on Coloinba Road. Beverage and dessert will be served and members are ask­ The California b ig tree, ed to bring their own sand­ giant Sequoia, grow s in the wiches for Ihe luncheon which high Sierra* above 6,0(8) feet. will precede a games period. Mrs. Charles Ulrich will pre­ side. The ways and means com ­ mittee, Mrs. Mabel West, CALL Edilh Conkllng and Florence Hunkcl, report* that a num­ ber of items are on sale to benefit the auxiliary. SANFORD A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L BANK M O V IN G ? MOVING AND STO RAGE C O .. INC. The California r e i l w n n i l grows only along tho const of the northern part of the itnte. FA 2 - 9 5 1 1 5 0 4 C eley A v c . S a n fo r d , Fla. Fishing Club To See Film going. Close Out Special! Tlie executive board of the DeBary Republican Club will meet at in a.m, Wednesday at the Recreation Hall of the F i r e Station on Colomha Road. I l o r a r e Duma rest, president, will preside. The first general meeting of the club for Ibis seaxin will be held on Sept. 19 at Ihe D e­ Bary Community Center, SAVING a FAMILY AFFAIR at Famous Savage 22” Rotary Mower P ow rrnl hy 2‘ j h.p going, tiring* A S tra ite n engine — I cy cle . K a-y-npin re­ coil a la rlrr. T h ro ttle Cun- Great Saving!* on Easy Terms Irul on from 1" to I V hunille. Adju*t D ream s for yo u , and every member of your fam ily, can be­ com e realities when you save with us! Along with safety, ready availability of your funds, and “ one stop” banking serv­ ic e , saving with us is an ideal fam ily affair! rutting b righ t). Ilakril ennm rl 2- FROM A WOULD OF FINE FURNITURE M ATH ER of Scnford lone finlah. FAMOUS NAME BRANDS almost gone ALL FINEST Q U A LITY SEN SATION AL VALUES Easy Terms — Open Fri. Nights Sanford’* Only Air Conditioned Furniture MATHER 20^*09 E. 1*1 ST. S tore o f Sanford FA 2-0983 Don't mist your last chance to save during Rambler's Savingest Days 95 Only $1.25 Weekly Jiutt Say . . . “ CHARGE IT G O O D /YEAR SERVICE STORE 533 W. 1*1 St. Neves be for* have so many people bought so many Ramblers so fa s t Result: While we still have a good selection of tactory-tresh 1963 Ramblers, they’re going kke wildfire. So. hurry In and lake your choice: Luxurious Ambassador V-Bs with up to 270hp; roomy, new high-styled Rambler Classics —Six or 198 hp V 8. Rambler Americans that of lor the 125 hp miles per gallon champ ot •very economy run officially entered. Better hurry! Coma m today and m s how much you can u v * on America1* best car values during your Rambler dealer's Savingest Days clearance of brand new 1963 Ramblers! Join Ihe Trad* Parade lo RAMBLER 6 -V -8 BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC, 301 West Tirol Street, Sanford. Fla. FA 2-2821 M EM BER F .B .Ie S . �__ **°ty+* Editorial Comment: Herald Regrets. . . Womler w het civ e t with til the “ dor-napping*” lately 1 The Herald hat received tome tlx or eight calls during the last couple o f weeks, complaints about chihuahua dogs being stolen. • • • Another o f those Items we love to publish: Ann Brundt ran a four-word classified ad In The Herald: •'Cute puppies fo r tale.’* Sold fou r the first evening. t e a It's a snfe bet the U. S. Senate will confirm Ceclle Heard’s appointment at per­ manent poatmaater here. Sen­ ators Holland and Smathers have placed their stamp of approval on Congressman lierlon g’a recommendation. Senate civil service commit­ tee expected to act In threefou r weeks, • • • Another report on the po­ lice blotter this morning about a hoy being bitten by a dog. T oo many doge running loose in Sanford ami Seminole County. But R. E. Porter is happy to report action i* un­ der way. • • • Sheriff J. 1- H obby's dep­ uties serving notice to prop­ erty owners along Highway 434 between Highway 17-02 and Interstate 1 o f land -ondemnatlon proceedings for im­ provement o f 434. • • • R. E. Porter queried Judge Vussar Carlton ttiis morning why he was in town. " I ’ m hern on a matrimonial deal.” replied the jurist. “ I’m going to hand out a Liberty Bond.” R. E. Porter Interpreted that to mean the Judge wu* going to preside In • divorce trial. • • • School Board prohnhly will come up with u milk contrai l Thursday since the Milk Com­ mission has eased it* restric­ tions am producers. Seminole School kids, though, are gut­ ting milk with their luncheons Drt.ler a tentative agreement with a local dairy o f “ na price” until a pcminrient price i* settled. Ill other words, the dairy will accept the future contract price for milk already delivered. • • • John Krider war o f f again today to Tallahassee for high level talks with state officials re his St. Johns-lmlmn River Canal. • • • Sanford Nuvnl Academy is Sending out handsome invita­ tions fo r its "com m issioning” at 2 p.m. Sunday. Meaning, in Navy parlance, the new school will be dedicated and a'tually become into being. • • • It, E.Portec wilt have the first item in Thursday's uaper resulting from theKlwaui* auction sate last Saturday, when the club sold this column for its underprivileged chil­ dren and •cliol.ii-hip fund. First “ liought” item will bo from Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C. Pell and family. (N ote tu Mr. and Mrs. IM P It. E. Porter is an ci-O hioan, ton.) Pel.and district. Woman's Society o f Christian Service o f the Methodist Church, will have mi educational seminar Friday at First Methodist The courthouse is going to have a new “ face.” Contract to remodel, repair and paint the exterior o f the facility was awarded to George W. Dodson on his low bid of $7,400 by the County Com­ mission. • • • Cuml Bruce was very un­ happy today. County Commis­ sion slashed her registration office budget by $ 1,000 to 471,000. ■ • • The lontf (tmouMering fetal between San­ ford City CommUaioners nnd Seminole Chamber of Commerce broke into the open today . . . much to the regret of The Sanford Herald. The Herald Ion* han believed in nnd has nupported the Chamber of Commerce because of the untirinir efforts of its members in workinit to­ ward a better Sanford and Seminole County. But City Commissioners has openly ex­ pressed themselves ns disappointed in (’handier activities in thnt they have felt the City was Ireinjr ignored by the Chamber. Or that the Chnmlter was assuming responsibilities right­ fully the City’s in efforts to build Sanford’s economy. Specifically, this refers to the Sanford Pipeline Company nnd the Sanford Naval Acade­ my. All five City Commissioners. Toni McDon­ ald. Jimmy Crnpps, Joe Baker, Sonny Unborn and Al Wilson, ure memliers of the Chamber. AH but Baker are directors of the Chamber. But now the City has not only passed the Chamber’s request for an additional ?5,000 for its operation but cut in half the present appro­ priation of 810,000. yrivintr the Chamber only $5,000 for the next year. But, the City has added, in effect, ‘‘if you are g o o d boys and tnke care of the City for the next six months, we’ll give you another $5,000.” The City is demanding n representative of the City be placed on the Chamber’s executive com­ mittee. Commissioner Crnpps voted against the Chamber appropriation, explaining: “ 1 do not accept a gift with strings attached to it: I do not give a gift with strings attached. As for being on the Chamber’s executive committee, I couldn’t care less. I believe the Chamber’s execu­ tive committee memliers are well qualified and can well take care of its business. And that is why I voted against the appropriation. I feel we should have given them whatever amount with­ out telling them to come with a report in six months.” ( ’handier officials have said they will not ” be directed or misdirected by the City.” The Horuid regrets tills o|>en break between the City and the Chamber. Only Tuesday the Seminole County Commis­ sion recognized the worthwhile activities of the Chamber and DOUBLED its appropriation from $10.(10 to $20,000, in spite of a long and loud harangue from the audience. So— let’s stop being boys and let’s be men . . . and iron out these differences real quick! There should be no bickering—only one aim: A steady, driving effort to build a better Sail fold and Seminole County. Dismissal Plea Senst® Denies Impeachment Court Begins Testimony WEATHER: Generally fair with few scattered showers through Tfiursda y ; high today 88-91; low tonight in 70s. VOL. 56 United l’rc.M Leased Wire Established 1908 WED.. SEPTEMBER 11, 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA TALLAHASSEE NO. 15 ( U P !) - The Senate threw out by a 7* 3d vote today a defense mo­ North Orlando Adopts License, Utility Tax tion tu acquit P asco Circuit Judge Richard Kelly o f unp e a ch m e n t charges on ground* there weren’ t enough vote* Tuesday to convict him. The Senate court o f Im­ peachment then m oved into taking testimony in the case. A test vole, on the question of whether the ca se a gain-t Kelly should be dismissed without hearing testimony fuiled on Tuesday, hut tt was short of the constitutionally required two-thirds m ajority to permanently bar the jurist from ofiice. Defense attorney Perry Ni­ chols opened the third day of the impeachment trial with a new motion to acquit and dis­ charge the Judge, or, to bo given time to take tho ques­ tion to the State Supreme Court. Both motions were re­ fused by (lie Senate. I louse managers opposed the motion on ground* that Tuesday's motion (or dismis­ sal was a "subsidiary mo­ tion" to be acted upon only by a majority vote. And Chief Justice B. H arris Drew agreed, lie »aid the court would act in all matters by majority vote until the final vote on whether nr not the Judge was guilty o f llio charg­ es filed by the House. Tuesday's test vote indicat­ ed that prosecutors would have to com e up with strung evidence o f alleged judicial tyranny to get the 30 vote* necessary to perm anently re­ move the Judge from ofl.es. By Mima Grlnstrad An ordinance levying* tax on all utilities consumed with­ in the municipal Until* of North Orlando ami one estab­ lishing rates o f occupational licenses for all businesses not previously covered by ordi­ nance received the final ami unanimous approval Monday night o f tile V illage Council. A second reading only was given the ordinance creating a 3o year franchise with Sub­ urban i'ropan>- Gas Company with the third reading delay­ ed tor the addition of a clause stating that “ rate Increases will be subject to council ap­ proval." Mayor W. \V Anderson re ported that the franchise or­ dinance with Florida Power Carp, had been delayed due to "uncertain reasons which might have to do with an ex­ isting delinquent bill f o r Yohann, president of Pi in.‘breeze Sanford; S. J. ANOTHER NEW INDUSTRY i* column; to Sunstreet lights on SR 434 ” Davis Jr. and Marvin Meitner. Stnntlini: is Scott in other business Council­ ford through the effort.-* o f th e C h a m b e r of Com­ Hunts, ebairnum of Urn Clumber’* industrial man Irene Van Eeporl was m e r c e . Pictured, seated fr o m 1 f t : Rernard <). c o m m it t e e . (Herald Photo) appointed to bead a commit tee of residents to make a survey of road repair*: Council voted to exempt (rum the occupational license law those citizens netting Sfi00| or less from businesses oper­ ated in their homes and thole companies making necessary daily deliveries within (he Scott Burn*, rtiuirmun of Mnrvln M ettier, vie# presi­ village; A $2 fee w as set for any one t lunty ( handier dent nml general manager, P resbyter sr Women o f thi­ tile Somli KIRMIN'MIAM, Ala. (C P I) and A ttorney S. J, Pnvl* Jr. putting down a w ell; Five Ni re student* returned Church, Synod e f Florida, are o f Commerce industrial com­ i, pr ruled Sanford MaeufaeA tie v curfew hour of 3 to class'll today at three meeting in d inft-rd through mittee, toda. announced u new turh.j; in tho trsrundlqnMU1 p m.fur the young people was newly «i«aegir;ajed I)ir mill , Mn'M.i —•> : ir.f.r.-d, Thersdav. ,-f this week lo Hull I'icr..,- *Pni:.ud will •cl Mi l ' - v • 1 " c i iiham schools, to itching o ff an­ soon will oj ell bqaite ■ here. .. . , , preci i approxhnatsly 25,000 Mill aujtivqraury By lternirr Ke!.->ey cl. ci wouid Iw U ir. t i : r ■, * l->t’ ... t tt other rowdy demonstration by It -ri, .r,t i ( l otiiiih . preli j eg gs per day produced Tho Oviedo Tow n Council, ■»tt n. if arrest* w ire necessary, o f their o white studenti st West End I ut o f Pinelirrexo .'Buford, by farms in the arm . The nn-itlng in continued «e*sio and. lay lit l leu Jut,I- n The tin lli.’ li School. ■ In I'iuelin < o Pullet rgg* will hu distributed City Com tali sioneri, in puli 1tlin Chamber's b ml get ant Uc.- ay night, voted to leave Council t j’ -k Dud con :it b e Caleb rati i*;. opened « t f, Farm, Cnltnhnn, stated hi* Alt was calm at Itam siy throughout I 'euti.il Florida li'e present la x tutu o f two lie hearing on the I9C3-64 city ! since the Co lm m iinr.ers h r ! oration a rop. rt Cut gn. lll«n and Graymont elem en­ firm lu* coiim tu an ngreop.m. Tu, id.** with n dinner ex,In ivrly tu Winu-Pixlc budget T u e s d a y evening, the city taxpayers should bo lines now aru local : in t for top i i l s o tary school* with while at- mill > for tlic 11103 (1* year duo i,i"fit for a lease with SnuforJ i of the executive stores. middle of resident t hack tendnneo (limbing toward to tue anlieiputod iucrenso in Manufacturing Company for slashed in half its appropria- represented. The firm expect* to be In board he 11 in I itow ship Hull revenuu from cig a tel uix rttyards h it cad o f on utility norm al. ft,<• north ID,Pud square feet lion fur the Seminole County F. E. Roumillat Jr , Chum of tho Fir.*t l 't . sh y t e l iu n operation by (let. I, employ­ t'JLUS, casements. , o f it- building on W e t First Thirteen Negroes also quiet­ ing 23 workers In two shifts. Church, C lum ber o f Com merce. But her president, this morning Income tin* year la expect­ ly returned to classes with Street. Yohann .t j t**,l that new c A meeting of executive added a proviso it will pns*. said that *T have no com a dwindling white student ed lo bo in tile amount o f ment at this time. The mat­ pc,dally designed equipment board folio* v j it p.m. ns com pared to 435, ibly restore the JO per cent body at Tuikciiee, A strong 4 for i 1 i plant, that automatter will be taken up by the called for 057 last year. m ore wax urxler way in the cut in six months. Chamber's executive com m it­ (rally w ishes, handle i and a Communion Seivlco led by Council uD<> approve a bet rural area to star! private The Clum ber fiscal year re­ tee, after which there pro­ package, the «-og* will nrrivu Contract for the r -liucRev. G rover <. Sewell aril mid whiskey license fur Mar­ school* for widtes. flum P' tro t Oet. !i tin,! the cldorx o f the hostess , hurcli ceived IIO/sxi from the City bably will he a statement tion nl an enlisted men's tha Austin; beer license* fmV Thyo Negroes began the s e ­ plant wilt go Into full produc­ swimming pool ut Sanford ut Ditto n in. fallowed by a McGowan'* Cush Grocery and for promotional work in en ­ for the press.” cond day of classes at Mur­ Air Station was tion shortly afterward*. In other action Tuesday Naval general liusti < meeting, J. C. Saucer and u take-out deavoring to induce industry phy High in Mobile. l . It I ) , nlc! Construrtion evening, the Commissioners awarded ltd* morning to election o f new of fire *«, and beer license fur Jehu A. here to stimulate econom y. The 2u Negroes entered added 410,000 fur a total of Andrew V King, formeily h i , tinder the direction o f program featuring addresses Strain. S t. AUGUSTINE ( 0 1*1> — The expending Chamber had fire schools In the three cit­ 416,000 to double its street of Sunfuiil and now of .Mi­ from Presbytefi.il Presidents. I .,!!" .' It b, president, will Eighteen N egroes who attend requested the City to boost es lotlowinj Gov. G corgo C. resurfacing program during ami, on his low Md ,jf On Thursday tie group wilt c l a Labor Pay rally at tin i "in nl"t tne space for tho new its l!K3 6i approprialion from W.itlaee's hiSnre Tin* day to operation. the coming fiscal year, as IXX. The pool will be located ronvene nt 8 ‘ .'0 n m. lo hear old -lave m arket here were 410.000 to 415.000. halt the court ordered intocompared to the present fis­ behind the present hobby R en J , ti l ' D., convicted Tuesday o f holding How ever, city commission­ gration. shop Russ Spencer is lo­ pastor o f tin* t-hcnnndouli cal year. a public meeting without a ers Tuesday evening Ignored Four Negroes aim re lu m ­ Next public hearing on the cal representative for King ( 'Purett in .Miami. New o ffi­ d ty |n-rmit. the request (or the additional ed for their third day of rleWASHINGTON (U P D -T h # City's budget will be Mon­ ami will handle (be con­ cers also will he Installed ut $5,000 and voted only 45,000 civil riglits m arch on Washse.reg.iird classes in llunlsstrue tion day evening. this meeting. for (he first nix months o( villo. Wallace made no move ingn.n, which brought more the fiscal year. TAMPA ( UI*I> — iLmcral Mend.iy to Inti Integration In than 200,000 person, to tho Telephone Co. began lirintm : However, the City added it capital Aug. 28, cost the DisKAIGio \ , Soiilli Viol Nam the missile riiy. will consider in *ix months electrical workers hack on (l I’ ll — i.'uminuuist g u c r -. ! trict of Columbia government an additional $5,oou bused on the ,"h today, but said it will rillas, in two fierce attacks. mmtdi “ the co-operation the City re­ be Mime time next week lx- overran two district capitals i MARACAIBO, Venoxuela I s*,n K ohcn C. Byrd. DAV. ceives from the Chamber o( fore the com pany is on a pre In the Cumiiiuniit-dsmlnatml Efi.nn 1rhto Anex, father V.i,. reported on tho D, C. C om m erce for municipal pro­ strike footing. Canau Peninsula itf .South Vlei 1•>f Venuxuel*’* first quintup­ javrrnmont's expenses Tues­ jects ami in other matters day. ISyrd is chairm an of tb , Nalll 1h ie- lay, It was report le:.,: Involving municipal property.” Appropriations sub* led toil j ) . "W e now luve enough boys Senate The City also request* that LONDON ( U l 'l ) — The Su k l . S m .Mary ipokesinan, to form ,i l>a-chol! t,-um, uud I committee o n i). C. governSanford be represented on the \let Union lias decided i ment. |reporung the Communist on ­ 1 will l-c (Ik- iiiauagor.” Cham ber's executive com ­ take its time in maneuvering slaught. said at least Du g ov­ mittee since the City is the toward a cold war truce wilh ernment tr op* were killed omy municipality in the coun­ tho United States, hi,pi Com­ or W ounded. ty contributing to the i burnt munist diplomats indicated ( asu-i 1111w Miffered by the cr and since the City's con­ today. Coiniuunist Viet Cong wer* IL S. i HOICK tribution is u major share of not known, hut preliminary unofliclal rejKjrt* said at HI PSON, N. Y. (U P I) — A lea d .hi guerrillas had been New York Central lt.nlro.nl killed in a counterattack by JACKSON, t - 11 i’ll — t, y , J3.V*x.. . .* commuter e x p r e s s sped government forces, Charles IU> Morgan, u young through an open switch Tucs husband who was standing in SEVERAL III NDRED I'rp.sbytt’riuu W’tmu n id' tin* Cliureli, S. i '-l ,d' day nirht and collided with a lino at nn Army Induction Floriila, who urrivesl in Snnforil Tuesday for tho Golden Jtibil• >relelnatvail, king locom otive <m n renter when word rums o f itiR the 50th (mnivcnmry of their ory-anl/ation, were in atUtniaiu*« this sidin . Injuring 11 persons President Kennedy’s “ bach­ niorninK at tin First I'roshyterlnn I’ hurch It the fir-t roiii.m.>I Iki.-:r, > nne of them critically. elor* only” dr ift edict: “ That's MIVMI M i'll — Miami aluosaiuu ami program, which opened with a Communion S e r v ic e . saved by the bell, isn't It? ” torney Charles A ill ni aim says i.-a C - Prcsbyferian Women In Session Here C 're c e s s in g ^lassS Vo School Opening IHIerc O ctober 1 TgucIsos Oil Demonstration City Council Hahrcs m&ili K CC Swimming Pool ConfrccL Let* Oviedo Retains Two-Mill Rate m w A .., B l iv S > Eitfht Convicted March Cost Reds Overrun 2 Reluming To Jobs D. C . $1663,794 Vielnam Areas (iraiul Slam Homer: . . Nikila Reluctant T O N IG H T S SPECIAL Wreck Hurts 11 ‘Saved tty licit' Dnvolier Foe Seeking Visa Unrest Grows His Spitting Image In Jeopardy A Sanford mother, Mrs, J. M. Adams, o f Eliu Avenue, u m a to The Herald office asking help in getting a school crossing guard a t Third and French. Said she and about 12 other mothera were having RALEIGH. N. C. (U P !) — 1Tuesday it may Im best if the | “ We hare to r -n , r Fm trouble getting their childrvn Wally Ausley is willing to I soldiers attend to their duties j mrni national deicit.e, the across French Avenue because during the off watermelon forego the rigors of a trans­ folks tiack borne »nd what traffic refuses to slow down o f engaging the Pentagon will liiiuis," sa il since thu crossing no longer oceanic spit-off. biu only in in a spU“.o ff with him. ha* a guard. It’lfua Semi, who the interest of national d o - . In Germany, an aisle to the aide. was the guard there, told it. fem e. Col. Charles A. I ft nne, chief "N o nted for further browE. Porter he had been remov­ Tile rotund Ausley, world of staff of the 3rd Armored wrinkling," said Ausley. ' We ed because “ the five students” champion watermelon seed Division, said he was trying are delighted to cooperate in now are riding a but. We’ll spitter until an Arm y clerk to decide if the contest shout-1 national defense, a . >>11 a drain check with school offtiials, claim ed to have beaten him be permitted as luted on m n pow er and *1*1 H e J p s . A dams. in G lcabauw a, Germany, said Friday. f f overseas soldk rs in efioru But National Defense C o m e F ir s t ; krep t . IVi. happy.’ ’ To avoid red ta Ausley suggested the arm y send a representative to the next watermelon festival here next summ er fur a showdown. After all, said Ausley, foot­ ball season Is here, and as radio station WI’ FK farm direetor he must go Into training to broad, m M Calie u t, G..4 (alL lie 1* arranging a P. S. vt*a SAIGON, South Viet Nam for Pr. Clement Benoit, who ( UPI 1 — Student u n r e s t w -m ordered to leave lh " againd the South V ictaiinese Bahamas for plotting a :a!nxt government appeared today the re 'line of Haitian dicta lo be growluc, nnd there were tor Francois Puvalier, report* new dtrnonatratinn - 1 British auihoritlr* lohi Ben­ were planned deipUe heavy oit to leave before Thursday police precaution,. or bo deported, snd Ashmarin tr w w m r v x r i <a‘‘l Tuesday he was confl 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 Al t l l 0 0 1 )0 (1 dent a visa would lie Issued TAIPEI, Form osa (U PI)— in time. .More than lu o w o persons. Benoit, the JH ycarold formwere reported marooned in cr Haitian consul to the Ua 'laipei today by rising liood-jham aa in 1D.>7, apparently waters U lggsred by Typhmm sparked hi> deportation by i Gloria, considered the worst aying recently an "assault j 111 the Llami i h i-lory. Auth-1force' of exiles was waiting orille < f e a r e d eai laities1in lh B n u iii islands to in i c TiasU. j u*i*h: tuu uitu Lso Ussu.aUtU-, COAIPLHTti WITH ALL Till: TRIMMINGS Uenieniber Our Friday Ni l : l i t S p ecia l FISH FRY ONLY 4J.31 DIE BN 41 0D CJIILIHEEN l NOE:u u — * O w n e d A O p er a te d By Maxine A Bob ll a n r u c k Hwy. 17-42 So. Sanford I’ ll. FA 2-59K 5 � 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, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 10, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Casselberry Lions Hold Formal Installation of food to needy families. Tha club apaarbaaded a to ear* tha lutpte Nursing Boom in Panford, Ueaa Chb La*ee Night foot laat Itaadajr might at the Hoeee of Steak* la Winter Park. Maymoai Marrle, ehh aeeiaterjr and depot/ diatrlct goveraer of SS-O, aerred aa mut> or ef coramoalaa . Officer* war* formally ln« Mailed by Diatrkt Gorarnor John “Tlgor1 Miner of Oeoee, baring bean previously Install* ad by At Laaor informally at a regular meeting. Certla Blow waa Initailed a* praaidant and ether* officer* are Darrin Sbaa, Brat rice president; CTyda Kara*, aecond rlca prealdent; Jimmy Prer att. third rice prealdent; Kay* roond Morri*, aecrotary; Carl Jack, traaaarar; A1 Jewell, Bon tamer and Dan Lott, tail twlater. Director* are Miller Eraaa, C. K. "Bud” Fieher and Milton Freeman. Miller Erana waa named *ll«H of the Year” and waa praaentad with a lion itatuett* for hie falrthful eervice to the club. Erana, who waa a chart* er member, alao rectlred a 12* year perfect attendance tab. A1 Laaor of tho Colonial* town Llona Club preeented at* tendance awards. Al Jewell waa awarded a 17-year perfect attendance tab. Twtlra year tabe were given charter mem her* ay Morris, Leonard Cae* acHmrry, Hibbard Caiaclbcrry, Ben Erana and Bud Flahar. Fred Laager rtceirad his 10 year perfect attendance tab; Carl Jack, nine year; Milton Freeman, four year; Frank Morria, George Culpepper and Jimmy Praratt, 2 year and Stanley Pattaraon and Dan Lott, ona year . Those receiving 100 per cent attendance awarda for the past year were Paul Altman, Curtia Blow, Hibbard Cassel­ berry, Leonard Casselberry, Ben Erana, Miller Erana, Bill Diggla, C K. Fisher, Milton Freeman, Carl Jack, Jimmy Goodman, Dan Hoaric, Tom Hueaton, Clyde Kcrcc, Dan Lott, Stanley Patterson, Jim­ my Praratt, Fred Yeager, Darwin Shea, Frank Morris, Al Jewell and Ray Morria. Immediate Past District Governor Hugh Duncan of Sanford presented a brans* plaque to Frank Morris, out* going president, from the clsb. Tha lovely floral centerpiece given ae n door pris# waa won by Mr*. Frank Morris. helping w k i MCU1117 bnprortmmta. They pLaced an elderly m m la tha borne end bought • hearing ti4 tor m deaf pereoa. 0 1 t? f& m fo r b S m t U i Bridge Club To Change Meeting Place PA G E 12 THURS., AUGUST 8, 1968 COUNTY N EW S £ditw n Boy Scouts On W ay To Smokies EDITOR'S ante: TW first newsletter sad film baa keen received from Herald regarter Jaae Casselberry whe la mi a eamptag trip te the flmeky Mountains with Boy Scaet Troop 211 ef Cae•elberry. Postmarked Sloeday eveadag, the report read*: a a # Officials o f tha DeBary Duplicate Bridge Club advised today that next Tuesday's 1 p.m. meeting will be held In the Recreation Hall o f the DeBary Fire Hall lnatead of at the Community Center. At thia time members of the club will vote on location o f futur* meetings. This week’s meeting saw 10 table* directed by Howard Middleton in play. Winner* were, NS, first, 3Ir*. Frank AusUn and Mar vin L ing; second, Dr. and Mrs. Earl Sandbom; third, Mra. Arthur Willgoose and Howard Middleton and fourth, Mrs. Ruth Blatt and Sirs, C. It. Andrews, KW, first, Mrs. Thornton Smith and Harry 31. Brown; second, Mrs. Loris Weeks and Mr*. Frank Holder; third, Mr. and Mr*. William Woodlock and fourth, Mr*. 3llnnle licit* msn and F. It. Froehlick. Twenty Boy Scouts o f Caeselberry Troop 341 left about 10:3o a.m. Sunday aboard •ha frmin hn« fnr a two week camping trip to the Smoky Slountalns. A large group of friends and relatives gathered to bid them '•goodbye” and make sure they had plenty of goodies and spending mon­ ey. Scouts making the trip are Junior Assistant .Scoutmas­ ter Dan Caaselberry, Senior Patrol Leader Ricky Cassel­ berry, Larry and Johnny FR A N K MORRIS, left, outgolnK prenident of Hearns, Billy and Danny the Casselberry Liona Club, displays uttrnctive LINED UP for a final Dempsey. Jerry Skialuk, Al­ bronze plaque presented to him by the club at u photograph, top photo, len Sullivan. Kris Cass, Bob Ladies Night Iiunquet held laat Thursday night before departure Sun­ Glaze, Peter Montgomery, In Winter Park. At right la Miller Evans with day morning, Cassel­ Bill Daniel, Eddie Cundlff, the “ Lion o f the Year” award which he received. Bruce Dcbeer, John Sparks, berry Boy Scouts and Rex Pierce, Dennis Marchestheir guests immedi­ sno, Ricky Jackson, R i l l ately thereafter board­ Dandcrra and David Krohne. Accompanying the boys are ed the Scout Bus for a two-week camping trip Scoutmaster W. T. Daniel Jr., his ;wlfe, Mickie and to the Great Smoky their children, Beth. Tina, M o u n t a i n s. Bottom Terri and Timmy; my hus­ photo shows Johnny band, Leonard, who is troop Enrollment o f children not By Mena Grtastesd fees will be used for payment Hearns, left and Bill committee chairman, myself, North Orlando Civic Ann. of the electricity, keeping the previously registered at tha Daniel looking o v e r and our daughters, Melenda flzar Ijike Elementary School President Roy Burke announ­ grass cut In the immediate and Cathy. kiln on tour o f Oconee ced at Monday night's meet­ area and needed repairs on is urged a* anon n* possible, The bus and our atation Cluy Products Co. plant ing o f the group that the the building. 3lore than $t00 Principal George Dabhi an­ wagon are packed with gear in Milledgeville, Ga., leaae for management of the already has been spent by nounced today, which the scouts tour­ and campers. 8chool offices now art open Recreation Area Community Uie association on repairing Several of the troop “ dads” ed on Monday after­ from 0 a.m. until 2 p.m. on Building has been signed by and improving the facility had been working for weeks noon a f t e r enmping association officials ami will Each organization wilt lie the weekday* and registration getting the bus in shape for overnight at L i t t l e be turned over to North Or­ responsible for its own clean may lie made nt any time. the trip. A gas refrigerator Ocmulgee S t a t e Park lando Co. Manangcr Frank up detail and will he subject Those enrolling first grad­ was installed and two rows Park nenr McRae, Ga. Fasula for signatures of com­ to a fl penalty if the build ers should bring birth certifi­ of pipes were attached to the (Herald Photos) pany officials. ing is left dirty or in dlsor cates or other definite proof top of the bus to carry tha The lesse, ss drawn by der. of age. tent poles. Reservations must he made Stewart Ilelmly, past presi­ Residents o f the area who The troop recently pur­ dent of the association, re- in advance with 3lr. and are in doubt aa to whether or chased 10, 8x10 foot wall qulrea a fee of $2 from csch lira. George Sommers who, nut their children will attend lent* being retired from organization using the build­ aa cuilodiani, hold the key the Bear Lake School are ask Camp l^anoche and these ing. Children's organisations which should be picked up ed to call the office at TK also are stored atop the bus are excepted. from them and returned to 80417. with a ladder attached to Sum* derived from theae them. reach them. The names o f all children After getting off to an au­ already registered or who New Committee Chairmen Bill Hahn and public rela­ spicious start Sunday morn­ have previously attended the for the North Orlando Civic tions, Mrs. J. D. Grinstead. ing it was rather discourag­ By Mona Grinstead school will be posted on the Mcmhera of the South Sem­ Assn, were appointed by Heads o f all committees ing when the fan belt gave Darwin Shea gave the in­ door of their home rooms on inole Welcome Wagon New­ President Hoy Burke at this will be responsible for their Final plant were annuuii way when we had only gun« vocation and led the group tiie opening day of school. comer* Club enjoyed a swim­ month's meeting of the group own organization. ted at Monday night'* meetas far at Apopka. singing. Students are to report directly ming party and luncheon held held Monday night in tiie In other business the group ing of Urn North Orlando Civ­ The Boy Scout motto Ij Serving on one committee to last Thursday nt the home of Community Building of the to their rooms at this time, took under advisement the ic Assn, for the group to en­ " be prepared" so. naturally, plan the affair were Dun Lott, Mr*. Joyce Merrifiehf on Crys­ Village Recreation Area. suggestion made by Burke tertain at a covered dish Scoutmaster Daniel was pre­ lly .Mrs. Adam .Muller Rope," under direction of .Mra. chairman and Miller Evans, tal Bowl Circle In Casselberry. Those named were ways that future elections o f ofiRucker, was a popular attrac­ Stanley Patterson and Jimmy Sufficient events nre being Attending were Mrs. Harold and means, Mr. and Mrs. supper this Saturday for all pared with a spare belt ccrs he changed from May which he and l-conard in­ Pievatt. tion at Krhlny morning's pro­ Dickinson und daughter Adri­ Pat DelVillaggio; welfare and eondtirted to provide recrea­ members, former member* to January of each year. stalled without too much de­ gram while the younger group Visiting Lions dignitaries enne, Mr*. Jack Fritter and welcoming, Mrs. Donald Nall, and invited guests. tion and entertainment for tha Burke pointed out that the lay. enjoyed playing “ London and guests were Internatlonsl children Wayne and Wendy, Mrs. EwrrlghUon Harvillc Those receiving letters of annual July 4th Celebration, The remainder of the day's Counselor snd Mr*. Willlnm numlK-r o f youth* attending Bridge Is Falling Down" and Mra. Joseph Sahlmtinl and and Mrs. Waynen Evers, which is growing each year, invitation are asked to bring trip was rather uneventful Wallace o f Winter Park; Past tha Summer Itecri-ntlon Pro­ making rutmits under super­ granddaughter Nadine Spieck- new resident of the commun­ a covered dish and meet The annual Weklva District ermnnn. Mra. Hubert I'aulsen, ity; social activities, Henry follows closely behind the and we arrived at our first District Governor and 3|r*. gram bring held ut the De­ vision o f Charlotte Wells und present election month and with tiie group at tho Com­ overnight stop. Little OcmulCub-O-Ree will lie bold from Hugh Duncan, Sanford; Dep­ lta ry Community Center un­ Toma Arinno. .Mr*. Wayne N or r i » a n d Ward; Building and housing, that it would be better if of­ munity Building in the Rec­ gee State Park near McRae, uty District Governor ami Croquet games were doubled I until 7:30 p.m. this Satur­ daughter Sandy, Mrs. Agnes der auspices o f the Dellnry ficers of the association had reation Area at 4:30 p.m. Ga., before dark. Mra. I.azor, Orlando; Mr. and a* the new set was put into day at the Apopka Elemen­ Williams, Mrs. Sue Gutea and more time to prepare for the for a period of dancing and Here we set up camp and Mra. Gean Giimartin, Sanford; Civic Assn. use with Mrs. W, Lskeman tary School on Hwy. I l l in daughter Juanita, Mra. Luther games before the supper event. cooked our “ banquet din­ Last Thursday evening and Mrs. George Gerling di­ Apopka. Joo Ilarncs, Sunfurtl and Mr. .Miles, Mr*. Joseph Peterson which wilt be served at 4 ners" of hamburger, pota­ and Mr*, l'uul llult of Tucson, soma 20 youngster* were recting. Croquet and ShuffleRegistration I* scheduled and grandson Ronnio Cotsin; p.m. toes, carrots and onions, all Arlzuna. treated to a skating party at board are game* much In do from l until 2 p.m. Activities The appointment of Robert Mr*. Ilerschul Chapman and Meat, beverage and rolls wrapped in foil and cooked Some o f the club projects Mrludec Itink iii Kunfurd and mand by the young people planned during the afternoon sons John, Bob and Charles, W. Boyle of Maitland to the for the nical will be provid­ over hot charcoal. for the past year were review­ this Thursday evening a re­ who have chosen team* in include the Space Derby, Mrs. L. Pettinsti and daughter Public Relations stuff of Min ed by the association. 3!onday morning we broke ed by Kuymond Morris. In line peat trip is being planned. both a* well a* for talde ten- new event; the 1‘inewood Der­ Missy, Mrs. Dottle Peters,| ute Maid Co. has been anThose in charge of plan­ camp after breakfast and with the ninin project of Lion A liasvlmll ganio, held Inst ni* and volleyball. by and a special ruce for .Mr*. Virgil Cordell and son ttouneed by It. E. Hinton, vice ning for the supper are Mr. headed north again. Club*, aiding the blind and Saturday at the High Banka and Mr*. Chuck Rowell, Popular aiming tin* teen­ Duds for which each father Dorian, Mrs. Greg Rutenkrog- president o f public relations, Girls interested in trying Afttr lunch in Milledge■Ight conservation, the group ltd. diamond, proved as popu­ agers Is tho lliursday after­ is required to make his own er, Mr*. Wilbur Stewart und Hoyle, who hold* a BA doIchairmen and Mr. and Mrs. supplied puirs of eye lar for sptclaturs us for the noon Folk Dancing instructed ear. Handicraft exhibits will .Mrs. Hup Hruby and children gtev from Rollins and an MA out for Varsity Cheerleader ' Bill Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. Ew- villc, Ga., the group toured at Lyman High School were the 40 acre Oconee Clay Pro­ glusses, arranged fur 38 eye players. degree from Columbia Uni­ Kitty, Dennu and Margaret. I right son Harvillc. Mr. and by Mr. ami Mr*. Joseph Kreis he on display all afternoon. reminded today by Mrs. Louduct* Co. plant there. This examinations for needy indi­ The addition of “ Jump and last Friday night there versity. will serve us Ad­ ; Mrs. Do ns Id Nail and Mr. Individual Pack meetings i.-e Gilpin, sponsor, that they company supplies sewer pipe viduals, supplied unu talking M. Mueller and Mrs. Janie* were four set* going through nre scheduled from 1:30 until sml Mrs. Pat DelVillagglo. ; ; ' ™ ministrative Assistant to the used by Casselber­ should stop in nt the school book, one white cane, gave $30 Tho Little Theatre Group Vice President of Public Re­ the pace* o f Square Dancing 5:15 p.m. nt which time a ry Utilities and thcreforu to sign up before next Monfor the Florida Foundation for lations. picnic supper will he served. o f DeBary is in rehearsal for under direction o f Huruld Jenproved to be of special in­ day. the llllml and affiliated with Since his discharge from The evening programs from the pluy, “ You Can't Take It kin* who signed the group up terest to our campera who This registration it impor­ the Scinlnolu Hospital Ky* U until 7:30 p.m. will include With Y’ou." A few more men the Navy in 134*5, he has been for 13 weeks o f instruction. were shown the many steps tant since it will give school Bank Association. Two of the Several of the adult group the awurds ceremony, camp­ arc needed to fill the cast and a newspaper reporter, teacher, used in making various siz­ authorities time to determine cluli members, Clyde K ent lly Mrs. Adam Muller joined the teenagers in danc- fire program nml a luiotcnany those interested arc invited film producer and, more rees of clay pipe and how they candidate's eligibility beand Milton Freeman, served The Dellary Volunteer Fire­ ing "Silver Sand*,” a western featuring tbu Den Mutbers to join the group now melting cently, advertismg agency ae- tilth ^ ^ ^ M are dried, glazed and baked on tiie board of directors of men sponsored a Dunce last t Kitchen Bund. at the Community tenter. I count executive in Orlando. . . . .............. style square dance. In hug* ovens which arc By Jane Casselberry tiled for 31omlay at 8:30 a.m. S1IKUA. Saturday evening nt the Fire heated to 2,0ou degrees farCongressman Edward J. Final selection will be made The Lions Club sponsored Rrcrentlon Hall. Harold JenGurney of Winter Park will enheit. Ilf you think it's hot the following week. Seoul Troop 311 of Cos- kina was in charge of dun, ing Junior Varsity Cheerleaders be the featured speuker at in Florida, you should be helps support IU and tiie music. will not be chosen until start a dinner to be held at th e, bterc!) Our next stopover will be Cherry Plaza Hotel in Ori-tbsll Tha club annually presents ty dances, “ Alley Cat"; Coach Dave Miller, who was the playgrounds in shape and Casselberry, 3rd; 7-3 year old Gordon, 2nd and Cindy Cole-1 the John Philip Sousa Award Square Dancing to the tun* lia, Ga. 7 p.m. to the outstanding bund mem­ of “ The Trail Of The Lone­ in charge o f the summer Rec­ Installing the necessary equip­ boys, Byron Coleman, 1st; and man. 3rd; 7 years and under, | ment. Steve Miller, 2nd; 1 5 and under Linda Macpherson, 1st; Fran f n l n h r n t i n n All 17 Republics legislators ber at Lyman High School some Pine"; "Silver Sands.” reation Program in Cat»i-ll>erWith the addition of the boy*. Kay Miller, 1st; and cine Murphy, 2nd and Nancy ure expected to be- present for and ronducta a wrlfure pro­ the nil time favorite; I'ulkus ry, has pronounced it a n ie­ tennis courts ami basketball Scott Clark 2nd. the dinner which will be held Lovclace. 3rd. N e t S $ 1 6 5 ,8 3 ject at Christum* time distrib- and Waltzes, “ Little Shoo", ces* due to the fine parliripa- court now being built, they Ball Throw champs s i t e ! Girls, It) and 11 year* old, in conjunction with the quar­ spicey Cba-l'ha Burnt'*. By .Moos Grinstead tion front tin- youngsters in feel next year's program Sandra Lovelace. 1st; Beverly It and over, Mike Coyle, 1st; It was announced by DurReports made at this mon­ terly meeting o f the State By Donna Estes the community. He ha* every promises to lie even more suc­ Wofford. 2nd and Roberta Dy- Don Lovelace, 2nd and Bev­ win Bruce o f the Entertainth’s meeting of the North Federation of Young Repub­ Mr*. John Hanner. Longhope that the program will cessful. sert, 3rd; 3 year obi girls, erly Wofford, 3rd; 10 yv.ir Orlando Civic A»»n. by Trea­ lican Club*. mint Committee that Satur­ wood librarian, has announced be repeated next summer. Result* of the Junior Olym­ Debra Gordon, 1st and Cindy olds, Ricky 3lurphy, 1st; Jim surer Bill Ryan revealed that Tho dinner will bv open to that a book return door ha* day night dances would l>e Participation was especially By Bernice hvLey pics held for the fl-12 year Coleman, 2nd; girls, 7 sml un­ Clark, 2nd and Mary Hoover, a total of $223.04 was real the public with tickets avail- j been Installed in the library »<» changed front the first and good in the <5-12 )i«ir old age- old* on Friday, the last day der, Fruncine .Murphy, 1st; 3rd: 8 and 9 year olds. Byron Uid from las, mQD|h-g Jul) able in Seiuinule County from Preliminary plana are being third Saturdays, to the that borrower* may return made by the Oviedo Athletic group directed by Coach Jim of the program, were as fol­ Linda MacPherson, and Non- Coleman. 1st; Steve Miller, 4th Celebration with a net the Seminole County Chamlwr ond and fourth Saturdays o f book* at any time before or Clark and 31 ra. Mary Trawick. lows: A*sn. to sponsor a fund-rais­ 2nd and Cindy Coleman, 3rd; profit of $183.83 remaining of Commerce office In Sanford after regular library hour*. rey Lovelace, 3rd. each month. Please note ing fish fry on Sept. 7. The coaches give much o f the Foot race, 11 years and Winners in the Broad Jump 7 and under, Scott Clark, Its; after all bills were paid. und from E. Pope Bassett at change o f dates. The library is open on Tues­ The event will be held at credit for the auccese to lairry over, buys; Mike Coyle, 1st were: 11 and over, 3lik«» Coyle. Lynn MscPherson, 2nd snd Hy an said that the biggest the Campbell Building at 300 days from 7 until 8 p. nt., on Harrison Bcrnrittsr served John Courier F i e l d a f t e r Miller and the Casselberry ami Don Lovelace, 2nd; lt> 1st; Beverly Wofford, 2nd and Nancy Lovelace, 3rd. moneymaker at the celebra­ S. Maitland Ave., Maitland. Thursdays from 3 until 5 p. m. his famous fire twill hot dogs, which a Football Clinic for Recreation Commission who )*ar old hoys, Jim Clark, 1st; Don Lovelace. 3rd; 3 year olds. Beverly Wofford received tion was the auction which An atUtidanre of 300 per. and on Saturday* from 9:30 coffee end soda*. •pecUtun will taka place. have cooperated by keeping ( Kicky Murphy, 2nd and John Uyiou Colemau, 1st; Debbie tl.s sportsmanship award. look in $130. sons ia expected. until 11;30 a. m North Orlando Civic Assn. Signs Lease On Building Bear Lake School Urges Registration South Seminole Civic Welcome Wagon New Enjoys Parly Events Meet Demands In DeBary Program Schedule Association Names Committee Chairmen Civic Group To Entertain At Supper Cub-O-Ree Set In Apopka Boyle Joins Minute Maid Cheerleaders ; Asked To Sign At Lyman High In Rehearsal DeBary Firemen Sponsor Dance Gurney To Speak At GOP Dinner lies Close Program In Casselberry Library Installs Return Door Oviedo Plans Fish Fry / J �§ Economic Gains In Seminole County Listed * * Razing o f 12 condemned buildings will be commenced Monday by city work crewx, according to City Manager Feta Knowlea. Feta ,sald the Brock eatatei ha* agreed to the tearing down o f eight buildings on the southwest corner o f Third Street and French Avenue, with the estate to pay the costs. City manager also said that al­ though Mis Jeanette Laing has Ignored notices from the city, workmen wil commence to r a s e four condemned houses owned by her at 8(KI!i, 106 and 808H Maple and 1008 Belly. • « » • otltr S a n fo rfo e t o c ' W EATH ER: Svnttereil nftem oon and evening thundershowers through Saturday; high today in 90s; low tonight in 70s. VOL. 311 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRI.. AUGUST 9. 1903 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 774 Kennedy Infant Loses Battle President Altam onte To Close Carries Sad News To Wife MAYOR L A W R E N C E SWOFFORD . . . . .130 Signatures £ Seminole County economy took an upswing during tha first quarter of 1063 when G00 new jobs were created In In­ dustry, bringing the total civ­ ilian labor employment to 13,500, it was reported by F. B. Roumillat J r„ president o f the Chamber o f Commerce, when he presented the Cham­ ber’s budget request to tha County Commission Thursday. Kouinlllnt e x p a n d e d hia statement by adding the Flor­ ida Development Commission summary covering the last five years reveals 2,300 new inuustrini job* in ihv iv -n ty , with nn estimated $0 million annual payroll. • • • Bob Besscrer said today that R. £ . Forter was the first to call him a “ pea-pickOTIS AFB, Mass. (L’ FI) •r’’ after his picture appear |President Kennedy, red-eyed ed on Thursday’s front page, “ These are facta,” Roumillat Closing transactions o f Al- the Government H o u s i n g 1with fr jc f o w the |0M (lf hu showing hint and Bill Hempstated, “ which unquestionably hill and Mayor Tom McDon- tamonte's $350,000 revenue Home and Finunee Agency, two day old son, joined his bear out the importance o f the bond sale to finance the town’s I Swafford spent most o f the aid In a pea patch. wife Jacqueline hero today to Chemher’s program to work new water system will take • • • day Thursday signing the 880! com'f 07 t'h e r” In their'time for diversification in the econ­ HLH officials from Dallas place Aug. 10 when Mayor bunds which ure each of $1,000 tragedy. omy of our nrea.” were in town teday. R. E. Lawrence Swofford, T o w n denomination. The President flew here The Chamber president also Porter learned they were Clerk James Fslmer and the Addition of the new wuter helicopter a few hours nfler town attorney, S. J. Davis Jr., pointed out "tw o specific and looking around for other system fimuieing will see the Puti ilk llouvier Kennedy died very significant development* places to Invest some of that truvel to Atlanta to deliver, towns annuul budget hit un in a Boston hospital of a which were effected by this Texas money in the Sanford in person, the signed bond, to all time high o f slightly more rcapitory ailment. Chsmlter in the pnst year; than $100,00, Swofford said area. Ib e Fresident’s face was The creation uf the St. Johnse # e today. However, no millage swollen as he left the hellIndian River Canal District Sheriff J. L. Hobby’s de­ rate increase will be necessary fopj,,r Bmj literally leaped up and the designation o f tho puties were out along the since the system will pay It* ho, piUll W lth him Sanford Naval Air Station ius own way and the grnernl op­ wus his brother. Ally, lien, western edge of the county a permanent fucility by tha erating budget will remain ap­ Robert F. Kennedy. early today, setting up read Navy Department. These two proximately the same ns In I An hour and a half after blocks in search o f a couple accomplishments, spearheaded men who had fommltted a the past year. Interest on the the President arrived, pn-ss by your Chamber of Commerce, robbery in Lake County. One TAM FA (U PI) — Mrs. bonds will la- paid from the McreUry ,.ierrr Salinger said resulted from year* o f co-orman later was caught in our Amanda Evelyn King, 30, was cigurrtlr sale, tax fund. the chief executive had been dinnted effort by citizen* o f neighboring bailiwick a n d released from police custody More than n ndle of the wa­ alum- with Ids wife for most Seminole County.” hounds were after the second, late Thursday after officers ter pipe already has hcen laid ( of that time. Other family • • e at last reports. decided she killed her husband, und it is expected that the ineinliers had been with her at The Comlmsslonem were Inwill he in operation' "I!" " " Harry S. King. 57, in self de­ system , ., ____ __ 1 interval*. There wn* no indiformed hy Roumillat: "The within the next (S O day*, th e 1 . . . .. , . , The proposed state univer­ fense. ................. , *........... ration cation w whether ild her Kennedy had tremendous improvement in sity fer East Central Florida main line is in south to Ml 430 . . . . , . hi* wife to till her I , „ , . , called Ills rountyw'ide unity is perhups und lateral lines are being laid wil come under discusion at B l l t t S T e s t i f i e s o f their sorrow before In* ar­ the greatest single accom­ 2 p.m. Tuesday when Cham­ ATLANTA (UP1) — For­ this week with pressure tests rival. plishment, and this has result­ ber o f Commerce officials mer Georgia football coach ex|iected to be completed be­ It was learned that Kenne­ ed in uncovering leadership meet with County Commis­ Wallace Butts took the wit­ fore the week is out. dy '* brother Sen. Edward M o f ('apt. John Williams, (commandant of cutlets) that heretofore has gone un­ DOWN WITH THE GIANTS — ON WITH THE Swofford reminded that oner sioners. ness stand today and denied Kennedy wus flying here to assist Jimmy Furman, sou of Col. II. A. Furman. • • • recognized for lack of chance ( ‘inlets! Giant* Minor League Training llusc sign emphatically denied that he an area is tested and accepted, Ik* with the fitst family. Academy superintendent, in removing the old to participate. Tha fruits o f came tlown Thursday as work inogrea.Hca on the resident* will lie required to NOTE TO MRS. DYKE- gave vital football secrets to There was no way of know­ board. A new sign identifying the Sanford Naval this unity o f purpose have opening of the Sanford Naval Academy, sche­ MA: R. E. Forter still looking opposing coach Paul Hear Dry- pay a $G0 connection fee plus ing how Mrs. Kennedy, who Academy stain will be placed on the building. been very significant.” duled for Sept. If». Bobby Willinma (on the naif) the present $10 deposit if they into that question you raised >ank uf Alabama. (Herald Photo) Roumillat, in outlining ihe and Johnny Williams, (holding Giant* sign) gong • ' - wild; t»i rereWc city water. ’^bud been niaWng fine recovery the other day. So far, I'Vty- v from Ihe Cafsnrcnn surgery, Chamber's proposed 19t>4 bud­ luck — and the one man, wut taking the tragic Idow. get o f $17,500, un increase of who should have the answsr CHICAGO (D P I) Tin The .Tl-ycwr-old Mr*. Ken­ $15,000 over this year, re­ has been unavailable. Will National Bar Association, sn nedy wna making good progquested the County Commis­ keep trying. organisation uf Negro law : re«s in her recuperation from sion to double its budget al­ ycru, today considered wheth­ the Cnesiui-nn surgery. lowance o f this year o f $10,Col. Byron It. Patton, s<»- er to accept an American Bar White It.use pre.-s Secre­ 000 to $20,000. He added tho eial security district manager Association offer to place a tary Fierro Salinger, in mak­ City of Sanford will be re­ at Orlando, hn» requested Negro on its "hoard of dtrecLONDON (UPI) Con­ quested to Increase Its budget H A M It! 7.9.V. Bermuda ing the somber announcement “ The Clock” to edvi»e a lio$R tori.’ ’ fined hank losses In Britain's appropriation for tha Cham­ (UPlM ilurrtcane Arlene hit of5 the child’s death, said: which Is being widely adver­ Only a slight increase—lo a Sept. 3. Supt. R. T. Milwee in1“ great train robbery” — the ber from $10,000 to $15,000. tised as containing exclusive' Jacksonville “ lowered lll(, little more thnn 11,000—is ex- formed School Board members largest robbery in history — Balance of $12,500 will cuine keep breathing was too much information and "tips" on j Q AG ItA pecteil in school enrollment Thiimhiy afternoon. EnrollU.S.S.R. • (U P ll^ n hour today, the IT. boom” on Sanford 8-1 Thurs|soared today to a stagger- from memlMTships and miscel­ fur his heart,” "How to g'-t twice ns ^ I Secretary of State Dean Rusk feather Bureau repotted. inent wus 13,750 at the close ! in; $t’>,901,coo. Estimates of laneous. Salinger said the child *im day evening to capture the social security’ ’ has liot been; amj Sovjet p remier NiWu ASr-ne’s full force hit Jhc ply could not stand tin- strain o f the last school year. How­ the final total ran as high cleared by the Social Securi­ Khrushchev met at this Sunny title o f state champions in the craggy tilantie Island just put on his 17-inch-long Imdy ty Administration, in spite Black Sea resort in an atmos­ ever, an upsurge is expected, as $.1.1 million. before 1! a. m.. F-ST, the Mi- by ths Inability to hn-nthe Little Major League in the f|. Most of the loss was in o f claim* to the contrary. In phere of shlrtsleuved infor­ ns usual, ufter the Christinas mil game of the series at Panumi Weather Bureau wild. cast) believed to lie untraccproperly. A pressure chamber fact, Colonel Patton said, mality tiMlay for hard-headholidays, It said the hurricane was was the final effort by peiii- j uma City, ahle. Gems and other valusome o f the advice which, if ed talk* aimed at easing cold moving toward the northeast atricinns to ruse this burden ! h’unford's inly run was s Milwee also announced that ahln also were stolen. fcllowed, could place a per­ war tensions and guarantee­ WARE SHOALS. S. a at aliout 22 inph. Most of the money was Richard Copeland, of Shelbyand for a sliort timo it seemed homer slammed out by Cecil son in a worse rather than ing th« security o f West Ber­ (UPI) — An Army recoty. Weather • season Bermud­ to be working. in old bills due hi he destroy­ ville, Trim., hn* hern named a better financial position. lin, nalssance plane crashed near Simpson in the first inning. ian resident nminued u worked an! none of it — at far Arrangements are being here today, killing one man Take care! football couch for Lyman Although Skipper Senkarlk as usual schedule this morning niudr for the baby's funeral to at cmild lie determined — ! • • • -— the fifth death during tho High School. before the hurricane hit. Mil- ( j was recorded by serial num­ >e In-Id Saturday, the IV lute struck out II opposing blitters massive Swift Strike III mi­ Bill Stemper, Chip Sharon, itary and civilian aircraft House said. School Hoard members in- bers. and allowed only six hits, litary maneuver in t>o Caro­ Harold Unger, Ralph Unger, j were grounded except hurri­ Postmaster General Regin­ *pectcd present school con­ lina*. 'Jacksonville hunched it* luck Charles Stein and Richard I ald (levins said the robbery cane hunter plune* trucking st rurtion und tentatively acAnother occupant of tho Rums ami their advisor, E ., in the third und fumth ilismacked of “ an inskte job.” tile storm. small plans*, believed enrouto H. Unger, have returned from | i ,-rpteil new uddltiull* to l.y-| nlnif . Jut ksonville’a Rh u -. from Ft. Bragg, N. C , lo TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — a three-day meeting of the I inuii and C r o o m t H i g h Dr. Raymond K. Shclinc, Burlier allowed only two hits' Donaldson Air Force Bjso Order of DeJI-duy at St.J Police Chief Roy Williams •Si hool*. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — near Greensville, S. C., has PALATKA (UPI) A Florida State University pro­ iimf struck out 13. Petersburg. Harold Unger re-' made a taste • test trip to The new udditioii to the reived his Blue Honor Key i the Rotary pea patch Thurs- Navy fighter accidentally fir­ fessor of chemistry and phy­ | Sanford’s All-Stni* will urSchool Administration office Joe Wiggins, 2u. was placed found critically injured near ed a rocket into a pasture sics, was named today con­ live home b y ’ bus today be­ and was appointed state first day and pronounced: ' building oil Coinmeielul Street on probation for five years Hie wreckage. T o identic* of flu* two preceptcr. Bill Stemper was ’"These ’These black - eyed pea, about 12 miles south of here sultant to the Physical Sci­ , wus uiceptcd fioni Shoeniukec Thursday for stealing a mau­ tween | und 4:30 p. in. soleum door and name plates men were not immediately appointed personal represent- taste like goobers, aril are Thursday, narrowly missing ences Facilities Divison of (Tonstruction Company. JOHN KHIDKU Sanford 1 o o 0 o 0 - 1 2 •• f-iim the graves of soldiers. available. ativve of the state master a mighty good buy at SI 50 a prize stallion, authorities Ihe Natunal Science Founda­ Jax 0 0 3 5 0 x 8 A I a bushel.” tion. said today. councilor to district 3 The chief said that he plans "D og Day*” arc here and <° Purchase five bushel* for snake* are on the move! If Prwoncrs at the city! you don't believe it, read this J-11' and take warning . . . WedApparently the chmf is not Directors o f the newly or­ nesday afternoon. 10 2 ', fo o t-' on|f one » * » P|an» lo u n ge ganized St. John*-Indian ICi WASHINGTON f UPI) — ers and m e 5 '3 footer were! *al“ ' ^vantage o f the Rotary ver Canal District and com­ Labor Secretary \V. Willlnn) found ami killed coming o u t'C lu b * pea picking Jamboree missioners o f tin* Cnmil Au­ Wirtz culled in repiisentnof a a nest mar the Vincent Saturday, a. many citizens thority of Florida wil meet in tive* of the five railroad op­ «“ » * ■ « Butler home south of U k e (rom reported getting out joint *e*»icn at 10 a.m. Tues­ erating union* tinlay in new . , their l Mary. The potential k i l l e r . « etU? « day at Orlundn to discuss talks aimed nt averting a na­ found by the four Jinine, I ®ver,IU^ ln^ , ,t r ,w _.h*f* . ,n d up their containers. budgetary fund* for the fli» tionwide rail strike on Aug. boy* and Henry llridgeman, ,nink Rotarians will open the trill. The meeting wn* re­ 2D Wirtz originally hud plan were killed by C. G. MeWatfield, aliout three block, west quested hy Gov. Bryant. ned to meet with engineer and ters, who said that shed* neur of Mellonvillc Ave., on East Gen. J. C. Hutchison, chair-1 firemen but shortly before the the go[>h»-r hole nest indicated I I'i ii’.h al : fro m man ol the Zii-iniiioia i . i n o u j l.llr. nins more rattlers «tr * still 7 a.m. until 10 a m. in th« ‘ M U a n iH h m f Commission, will accompuny i ference was expanded lo bring undergreund. Each s m e l l morning, retiring to Hie shade John Kridcr und John llrum in negotiator* from the ronsnak* killed had one rattle .during the heat of the day l.-y, Seminole directors c f the doctors, truinmen and switchwhile the big o n . sported 11 anJ upenin „ ain at 3 p.in. Cunul District, to the session.1 men’s unions. rattle, and a button. . fo f p,cking untU djrk -rhfy Kridvr was elected perman-| . — . — ...... I will do Ihe collecting. ent chairman of the District Sanford Moose men and f)ic proceeiis of the tenat its organizational meeting S C O O tC l*, ( i l l ’ H i t women have joined the tr»- icre ^ave been donated Thursday afternoon ut TitusDonald O. Nuzun, Ift’JOV* tem ity’* state-wide campaign, by cbaM an<1 Company for ville. French Avenue, suffered a "Operation Trading Stamps, j Rotary Club’s project of A new, proven mtfhod for scoring higher grades in school will begin at a daily Other officers elected were I minor ankle injury ill a sco o t-! in which each tneml-er is ask ! rurniahing Hie now pediatric feature in this newspaper. Every day you'll find a new idea lo help you improve R a n s o m Downes, Orunge ' er-uulomohile collision ut 6:40; •d donate a full .tamp b o o k jwjnj o( semioole Memorial study habits, reading speed, attitude. There are many invaluable shortcuts to County, vice chairman; S tove; p. m. Thursday at French for benefit o f the some *>0,000 j Hospital, Shinholser, Volusia County, Avenue und Purk Drive. Police better grades. Try them, apply them . . . you owe it to yourself and your mentally retarded children in The public i* invited to ix-retnry, und K. C- Brady, ieported the driver of the cur, Florida. Donations will be picW-all-you-want in a bringfuture to get the best possible grades you can ! llreiurd Ciuuty, treasurer. Mary \\. Oylur, Titusville, gratefully accepted ami your your-own container sale, I Mack N. Cleveland Jr., San­ was charged with improper stamps couldn’ t go for a betProject chairman for the Starts Aug. 13 in The Sanford Herald ford, was named attorney for turning und operating a veter use. Stamps of any kind Rotary Club is 51a)or Torn |hide with a r e s t r i c t e d license. | the District. at* being collected. 1 McDonald. W ater Bond Contract 0 Budget Needs Of Chamber Given Board iu u v a ... Wife Released Offer Studied Jax Champion Total O f 1 4 ,0 0 0 Seen Train Robbery Al $6.9 Million As Sanford For Seminole Schools loses 8-1 Arlene Slams Into Bermuda Rusk. Nikita Tar ' -S22 JS ? M E f f ^ -S S L ". - Airman Killed In War Games Williams Smacks Lips Over Peas FSIT Man Nam ed Crave Theft Near Miss 2 Canal Groups Wirtz, 5 Railway Meet Tuesday Unions Confer VALDEZ HOTEL ’a rite Oownfown Sanford It’s runtime Fri. Nites at the CaribeJ Music by Peggy, J 7• �I - ■• Dr. Armour ToBeAf First Baptist Rev. Grover Sewell How often people have said to ms that they want to knew God as s m l Parson. Thoy want, so much, to bsvs vital commtuion with Him, bat sr mehow such an expgrienee alludes them. What are titty to dot I am reminded of th« story of tbs llUld child who was br ing put to bod by his mother who tucked him In snd before leaving, tenderly gate bsr littk- ion a goodnight kiss. Bbo turned out tk* light snd start* sd for tho dear. Tho little boy cilied out, • A a lt o bo lift tU alone, and in tho dork, toot* Tho mother could recognise tho fear and anxiety in tho young voice. She wanted to an(Wired, **Yes, my dt*r, but you know you have God with you ail tbs tlm*." The little boy answtrtd, “ Yes, I know God is hire, but I want some­ one who has s face.” now wall th* words of this Util* boy described th* feelinis of to many ysoplo of oil ones. Han may call God by many good nsmts, Hs may rtvt assured that God is Love and Jostle* snd Mercy. He may know beyond a shadow of a doubt that God is • Spirit, but somehow he may But ba ablg to “get hold" of G d as the warm personal One vrito walks by his side day by dr y snd night by sight. If ws srs to have a vivid srns» of tho reality of His p estnee and a sure snd carIt in knowledge of Hi* Being, hso must look at Him in th* Person of Jesus Christ In Christ, God etme to esrth that !!» could accomplish many things for mankind. Ons of tl.eaa accomplishment* was to k t man “s** His facs.” Ai MYF To Meet Tor Supper Junior snd 8enlor MYF' group* of tha Methodist Church of Hanford will meet st 6 p.m. at ths church this Sunday for a pot lurk covsred dish supper pro­ dding their regular 6:30 p.m. program meeting*. Ths junior high’* will con­ tinue their uries o f programs •n “ Christian Practices” lad by Chuck Pigott and 8t*v* Leach. The aeries was Intro­ duced last week when a guest punel composed of Chaplain Hubert Deal, Coach Jaraea Pigo.t, Dr. John Morgan and J:.mes G. Lee answered queathma presented by the meinb rs. This week will mark the b'Tinning of a new ttries f< r the senior high group on “ Christian Symbols.” The p ogram will be led by Anna L-* Herman with tha guest speaker to be Mrs. lies* Hern.nn. W« M« JtIUI, we see God. A long time ago Philip said to Jesus that if ho'could only too tho Father It would bo enough. To thia Jesus replied, "Bo that hath aotn mo hath icon tho Father." What a splrItual “break-through” this can bo for man. Bo can know God becauao ha can know Christ. One, then, may find anawera that ha had thought wore completely hidden. Doei God car* about our economic condition f Ba waa aeon In Joaua feeding 5,000 people at once. Doea Ba care about our lllneaa? We ace Ble mlraclea of healing. Loee He care for ua beyond the grave T We hear Jeaua aaying that He haa D*. Rollin S. Armour, afiDtant professor in the de­ partment of religion at Stat­ ion University, will conduct services Sunday at First Bap­ tist Church of Sanford. Dr. Armour la a Floridan, having boon born In Miami. He la a graduate of Baylor University and Southern Baptilt Theological Seminary. He received his doctor o( the­ ology degree from Harvard Univeriliy during this year. In IBM and IBM he itudled In Europe on ■ Weatcngard Fellowship received from Harvard. He la a member of the American Society of Church History. there will be no more teara, pain, or dcathl Look Into the face of Chriat If you would ace God. 40 Attend VCS Opening At Westminster Church School classes mest at 0:45 a.m. sach Sunday with separata classes for all age group* from kindergar­ ten through adult, A church time nursery is provided for the care o f amal! children during the wership service. All facilities are air conditioned. M Y F Plans Ice Cream Social The Senior Methodist Youth Fellowship of the Casselberry Community Methodlit Church will sponsor an Ire Cream So­ cial to In* held at the church thia Saturday from 6 until H p# HI# Committees In charge o f planning the event advise that there will be ’ 'plenty o f home­ made Ice cream, cakes und pies.” The public la Invited to at­ tend and lend support to thia MYF projoct. R E V . A N D MRS. JACK BRYANT Editor's aotet Rev. sad Mrs. Jack Brysat of the First Baptist Church of Oviedo hare Just recently returned from g trip abroad during which thoy Joined • 54-day tour of tho lloly Load and other part* of Europe. The story of their trip, written ia their own word*, ia printed below» prepared a place fe r ae aad A total of 40 students wars in attendance cn opening d*y of Vocation Church School bring bald each weekday morning through Aug. 16 at W e s t mlnlitgr Presbyterian Church. Thame of the school, "The Church,” is carried out in a program of Bible atudy, games, music, worthlp snd other activities in dally elaa■ea for ages four through 12 years. Regular worship services st Westminster Presbyterian art held at II Am. each Sunday in the temporary chapel which has been set up In th* w«it wing of Howell Park offices. R A Leaders Ancient Routes, Set Study New Horisons # DR. ROLLIN ARMOUR Dr. Armour has served as pallor in Kentucky, Massa­ chusetts and was s U. S. Army chaplain with service in Korea. Hs will preach at alt three worship services of the First Baptist Church Sunday in the absence of the paitor who is on vacation. New Ushers Named Af First Methodist A new slat* of ushers be­ gan serving at all throe wor­ ship services at (lie First Methodist Church o f Hanford last Hundny. Those for the 8:30 a.m. service were Milner Ryals, Ray Johnson, Clarence Powell and Robert (ioetiinger. Alter­ nates are R. W Sturdivant, M. R. Strickland, Paul Wstwr, Woodrow Cash, Ashby Jones, Ernest Southward and E. F. Lumhiulst, Serving for ths 10:56 a.m. service ur» Randall Priest, George Chapman, K. D. Kirrhhoff and James G. I.ce. Al­ ternates are Harold Whitten, Royil Coleman, Hubert Kama, Orville Touchtan sand Nor­ man Leach. Included in the group m-rvIng for the 7:30 p.m. service are Johnny Sauls and Jerry Myers with alternates, John Angel Jr., Leslie (.eggore, Hill Crowell Chall Crowt-il snd Glenn Jones. • * This summer we were privliegtvl to tour the Holy Land viewing many historical places where our Lord was born, lived during time o f Ilia min1stry and went about teaching and healing and winning peo­ ple to Himself before His crucificion on Calvary. The tour atarted with a pro-departure orientation in New York. Leaving Idlewild Airport late June 21 for our firat atop In London, we made an overnight atop in Paria for change o f planea. In London we were busy sightseeing the historical and traditional places. We saw the Crown Jewels in the Tow­ er o f London, St. James Pal­ ace, St. paul’a Cathedral, viaited Shakespeare’ s country, Stratford-on-Avon, and Ox­ ford College as well at many other*. After leaving London we went back to Paria for three (lay* of slghteeeing, visiting Arch of Triumph, Eirfel Tow­ er, Iiivalldcs (visit Napoleon’s Tomb, etc.). Leaving Paris wo w<nt to Swltxerland, trav­ eling by bus through the countryside (three days) then on to Italy where wo ugnin visited the various places: St. Peter’s Square, where wo wit­ nessed th* Crowning of the new Pope; Vatican City, Ro­ man Forum, Colosseum, Appian Way, Catacombs and St. Pauls Prison to name a few of the many plneea w* suw. We also were in Rome when President Kennedy visited there ami we witnessed hie visit to the Tomb o f the Un­ known Soldier where he placed a wreath. Aftar leaving Italy w* went to Athena, Greece, where we visited place* o f interest. Her* we saw Th* Acropolis, Parthe­ non, Mara Hill, Royal Palace and th* National Museum. From Greece we flaw to Tei-Avlv, stopping on tha 1*1* o f Cyprus for changs o f planes. Arriving in Tal-Aviv w* hoarded a bus where we toured Israel three days. W* stayed at a hotel la Tiber, going out from her* to visit plalna o f Sharon, Caesarea Marina and Haifa, ML Car­ mel, Wa visited sights and point* nt Interest around the See o f Galilee, e site o f the Sermon on the Mount, Feed­ ing of the Five Thousand, Capemaurn and headwaters of River Jordan where Jesua waa baptised. From liras! wa want over into Jerusalem, Jordan, for another visit to tha excava­ tions and ruins o f the an­ cient city of Jericho, llethany, home o f Laxsrua; went into tha walled city, Mount o f Ollv** and th* Gardtn o f Gethseman*. Wt visited In the home of th* mayor of Beth­ any. Wa left Jordan and Hew Into Cairo where we again toured many place* of inter­ est in Egypt . . . where the Holy Family lived while in Egypt, the Pyramids, Sphinx, etc. Wa had lunch at Mina House followed by camel ridt-s into the desert andjrliited th* funeral temples and Serapium. Leaving Egypt we Dew Into lieirut, Lebanon, where our National Youth Conference r/ns being conducted. We also visited many sites here as well as attended the confer­ ence. We mad* an axcurslon to Dumaseus on* day, visited tlie Street called Straight and the house of Ananias where Paul stuyeii nfter his conver­ sion; snw the Abans River, rendered famous from the story of Naaman, th* Leper and visited famous mosques and bazaars. After seven days In Leba­ non, we again boarded our plan* for an overnight atop in Vienna, Austria; changed plant-* in llrutsels and from there on to New York and home. We were In Damascus, Syria th* day th* recent re­ volt started. We have some 400 colored slides o f our trip which we plan to show In part each Sun­ day avenlng at 7:30 p.m. In th* church. Ih e public ia in­ vited Christ Church Episcopal Welcomes Vicar lly Donna Eatea Fr. Cnarlea W. Stewart Jr., new vicar of Christ Church Episcopal in 1-ongwood, atsi'med duties last Sunday at the 8:30 am. Holy Eucharist. Although Fr. Stswsrt re­ ceived his early education in N«w York State, he is a iiatlve of Stuurt (Florida) and [at South Seminol* Junior Rlanche VnnDorn. Ullgh. Fr. Stewart's plans include II ^ A ,*° renidinjr with the Stew- enlarging Christ Church whlls * rtl Bt th# vicarage on Main* at the saute time retaining it* historic atmosphere and in a gradual* of Miaml'a Edison High School, He took many c urses at the University of Miami and attended Seahury-. Western Theological Seminary in Evanston, III. dix years ago he or­ dained a Perpetual beacon at S>. Thomas Episcopal Church in Miami when- he Until thia puel con and parttime director of Christian education. l i t waa ordained at St. Thotnaa Church on Juno 24 of thia year. While awattiug per­ manent assignment ha served as temporary vicar o f 8L An­ thony's Episcopal Church in CHRIST CHURCH Episcopal of Longwood has welcomed Rev. Charles \V. Stewart Jr, who an*umeil duties u.s new vicar. With Father Stewart are Mr*. Stewart and their nuns, Charles 111 and Peter (standing). (Herald Photo) M I biU I a # a u la in u e n e v i Ben Robinson, newly elected RA leader at the Prairie Lake Baptlat Church, haa announc­ ed that apodal me*tinge of atudy, preparation and planning will ba held tho week of Aug. IP to formoleto activ­ ities for the coming year. It will bo the goal of the Prairie Lake RA’a to have one of the flneat organisations in the Wekiwn Baptist Associa­ tion during the coming year, Robinson says. % Rev. Beanie m m , minister of the Vint Baptlat Church of Geneva, officiated at his first service hen last Sunday. Her. Baker, a graduate of Tennessee Temple School in Chattanooga, Tenm, came to Geneva from the East Thonotoeaaea Baptlat Church in Plant City where he had been pastor for the past five and one-half years. Ba received his A. B. de­ gree from Temple College in IPS! and in 1HT received Us BA Adventist Baptift ConfrefAtional THB BBYENTB-DAY ADVENTIST CMtBCM c s r s s f Tin • Mias R. I* M a th e w s ______Faster SERVICES SATURDAY— Sabbath School ____ >:JO a. m. Worship Ssrvlce — li t 00 a. m. Wednesday Night l'rayer Service .... T:X0 p. m. “W e Have This Hops'* radio message each Sunday a. ra. at l:t l ever WTRR at 1444 •a your radio dial Assembly Of God p i x s c a a v r a sse m b l y o r e o o cm u n c a c*». arm aad aim He and Ua wife, Betty, and Good Shepherd Christian* their two daughtore, Becky, Day School will hold an Open eight and Krista, time, are House and Registration from 10 a. m. until noon next Wed-S residing in the parsonage. ntoday. UPW To Meet Parents of nursery and The United Presbyterian kindergarten age children are Women of Westminster Pres­ invited to attend and inspect byterian Church will asset at tho facilities. Tho achool di­ I p.ja. next Wednesday at the rector and teachar will be home s f Mrs. John N. Mont- present to explain tha curric­ ternary, POM Chippewa M l , ulum for the coming year and to answer any questions. CORMBOATIORAL caBisriAB c a r a c a ELOBB SPBINOS BAPTIST Old Or la ado BA. at Beelev Ava. (railed Church t ( CW4o4> B. Hamilton Orlffla _ Pastor Path Avenge at M tk SA Suaday School ------ t i l l a. m. 1:44 a a. _ Church School Moralng Worship lt:S4 a. m. 14:44 A a . — ------------ Service Training Union __ S:I4 p. m. t 'J 4 A n . r-hrlsSlen Y » « » h S f t i l s * W s.-ih!? _ T ill p. = . Ministry Rev. Waller A.R. MoPhoraoA Pastor Christian Finer c s b ii t i a s c a v n c a BISCJPLBB o r e m u s t Episcopal Church Of Christ Lutheran LsraBBAN c a r a c a THB BBOBBHBB Nazarene nan cacaca •r tbb ssssa asa w . t s e at. oe maple Ava. Paul Blekta ..... Paster Sundey School ____ 1:11 a. m. Morning WoreSIp 10:11 a. m. Vnara *•»« n a* Evanaelletlc Service 1:44* p.m. Third Sunday ■laraplratloa —— S:M p. a . rtm sT c a r a c a thb XAiAm cam Laka Mary. Fla. Rav. W . 1« Holcombe, Paetop Sunder ' I »H* •- m. — _ Bible Scaool lt:to a. m. _ Mornlna Worahlp T(00 p. m. — Evening Service T:0t p. m. — Wed. Mid-Week rrarer Service* T:0S p. m. Snd Wed. Missies* arr Service •r ttav s. t a s ie r t Ava. c a a ir r c a r a c a Rev. Maeon tlregg. Chunk St n ot, Loagwvud Ad Interim Minister Sunday School ____. 4:4S a. m. Sun da y S e r v lc o Moralng Worahlp 11:44 A m. Holy ConunuBlos—1:14 a m If. M. W i ld e r ________ Paster Sunday School _ S:41 a. at. Morning Worship 14:10 a. m. Evening Worship __ T:lt p. a . CHL'HCH OF CHBIST Tooth Merv. (T im .) 1:14 p.m. Mld-Wetk Bsrv. (Tbure.y 1;l4 Ralph Brewer Jr. ■vaagellst p. m. Bible School 14:44 A SA Mernlar Warship H itt a a . Evenlag Worship _ 1:14 A as. Wad. Prayer Servlea 1:14 p a FIB FT BAPTIST CIITBCH BIS Park Avsaae FAOLA CHraCH OF CMB1FT P. B. Chance .......... PSator Blabway dg Weal Morning Worahlp 1:10 a. m. Morris Ruby _ _ Evangelist Sunday School _ _ 1:41 a. a . Olbla Classes — 11:44 A a . Morning Worship lt:S4 a. a Moralng Worahlp _ 11:44 A a . Training Union _ 1:14 p. m. Evening Worship _ 1:44 p. a . Evening Worahlp - 1(41 p. m. Blblt Classes Wed. T:tt pm. Wed. Prayer Servlet Tilt p. a . Baptist Imh TMOWfWU Good Shepherd Day School Sets Open House af Pentecostal “ Tho Charoh of the Lutheran TIB ST PENTECOSTAL Hour" and TV "This la Ua c h in c h o r L on ow ooa Life" sat O rtes* Street Herbert W . Ooeraa____Paster Rev. B. Ruth Oraat _ Paetor Sunday Sch o ol____4:11 a. a . Sunder Sch ool____ 11:44 a. m. W ora hlp S e r v i c e l t : l t a m. Mornlna Worahlp l l : l t a. m. Sunder Evening __ Ti»4 p. m. Wed. nibla Studr - t : l l p. as. Conijuerora Meetlnp a n o n >s r p r k b d Friday — — ......... T:IS pi ns. LCTHKBAX C B tB t'H tLCA) SSSt A Orlande Dvtva IHwy 11-aSt c a r a c a o f c k b iv t Baa ferA F ln lts LonaiSkoJ. BTlm. r i s v r rsB iB V TxsiA s axs-Tiis cH rn cii Lord's Day Services 14:14 am . Ernest R. Uollck, Jr. __ Pastor Pah A t*, a ad Third Street aad 1:10 p.a. Bundsy School _ _ _ 4:11 A a . aaafarS. FI arida Church Services — 14:10 a m. Pasta* Communion— First Sunday In nrater C. Sewell. Jr. Church School _ _ 4:4S a. m. c i i c a r a o f c h b ib t Each Month Session m e e t s ___ » i(i a. m. ISIS Park A w a a * KINDERUAUTlUf AND XURSMoraine Worship _ 10:00 a. m. Rert Brows Kvangollst ERY Pioneer Pellowshlp i:oe p. m. Sunday Senior HI Fellowehlp 0:00 p.m. Rlblo S tu d y ______ 14:44 A a . Evening Worehto __ T: 10 p. m. Mornlug Worship 11:44 a. a . Wed Prayer Meetlnp 1:44 p.m. Evening Service _ 4:14 p m. See "Herald of Truth" 1 pm. Sunday on Channel t Tuesday n r r n c H os* t h e c o v e n a n t Ladles HIM* Claaa 14:44 S B . SBACa HBTHODIST CBCBCH Tkaiaaa H. Makla Waame Onora ltd, at Woodland Ava, Wednesday W o r sh ip -------------- 4:44 a. m. Bible Clear.* ------ 1:11 p a . Rov. John H. Hire*. Jr. Pastor Church S c h o o l 14:00 a. m. Sunday School _ _ 1:41 A m . Morning Worship — 14:44 a m. Temporarily at P l n s a r t e t School—French and !T(h. MTP ■ ___________ _ 4:14 A w c r r a iD H m k s i o v a b t BAPITaT CHINCH Btfc St. A Hetty Ave. Paul M. « - a l l s y ______Pastor Sunday School 14:44 a. m. Sunday Morning Worship lt:44 a a . Sunday Evening Worship 1:41 p. ra. Wednesday Prayed Service 1:41 p. PISBCHE*T BAPTIST CHl'NCH Oaera Head Parlor _ William J. Oueee Morning Worahlp __ 1:40 A 11 a. m. Sunday School _ _ 1:41 a. m. Training Union — 4:11 p.m. Evening Worahlp _ 1:14 p.m. We<L officers A Teschere M e e tin g -------------- 4:14 aim. Wed. Prayer Service 1:l(|-p.m. Christian Science c a r a c a o f c h b is t set sc* i i b t AM Bast le e e e l Street Sunday Ber>lc* A Sunday School 11:44 A a . Subject: "Spirit" Wedneeday Pern?* 1:44 p. a . Reading Room: 101 E. First. Weekdays: ltilo a.m. . 4:14 p.m. Prldap Evening: I II1:14. p.m. ✓ s' BBE.VBXBB METHODIST rsrscH Citrus Meiglts Rev. Ray Gregory, Jr, Faster Sunday School —— 4:41 a m. Morning Worship !o:t<) a. m. M T F ________________4:41 A m. Ere. Worship — 1: 11 A a . We* Prayer Servlea 4:14 A m. TO LIST YOUR CHURCH NOTICE Church Of Hod, ODUT CBCBCH hohth ONLASD* SIS Park Av a BAPTIST I H i r r L If. C.!. smith 2?_______ PustiF John T. .Adama Jr. __ Pastor 14* S. Pairing Ava. Moralng Worship - 4:44 a m. Sunday S c h o o l__4:41 V. N. Mau*rd, Chapel Pastor Morning Worship 11:44 s m. Sunday S c h o o l---------4:41 a. m. Sunday School ----- 1:41 B-m. ■vaagellstlo Serv. 14:44 a ra. h i ' A »• Morning Worship Training U n lo g __ _ 1:14 p. a . Tubs. Praysr tsrv. •:*• a bu MT“ Mootings ___ f l i t A A Worship 11 a. a . l i l t p.a. Thu re. Yeans Phopla (Intermediate, Senior) W fd. Evening Prayer 1:10 p.m. Endesvur ---------- Titt A a . Evening Worship _ 1:l*'p . m. C A LL FA 2-2611 These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend Eunice L Wilson and Staff this week mm Th* American Oil Company Mr. and Mr». M. K. Stricklend ProgreHslv* Printing Co. J. )l. Cameron and Staff Wilson-,Msier Furniture Co. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson Hlcnntrom Realty Holler Motor Sains Co. llrrb Slenetroa and Staff Entaiett Farrell ft Staff T h e K i t / T h e a tr e llsll Luvtlare 4 Employees -J— C . P««n#y CttmpnnyC. L. Robinson aad Eaployseg Food Fnlr Stores, Inc. Sanford Atlantic National Hunk °f G*or(v ligilry A Employers Southern N'ntural Gas John Dunn A Staff WSLOOBSB W A S O N Ultf IMA I'KritOSKI Stale Farm Insurance Companiex I*. O. Uus 1211 If*ins I- I'ryur and S U ff NOKA NOHII1S TF. 4-1514 Muiion l.rv. i.nkt- Mary FA 2-l l l j ’ p ib s t Wilson-Elchelbcrger Mortuary i services ,I Methodist th# fall, he la planning to etery (lay from 0 a.ni. until 5 form new organisations for p.m. and he will be in the church office each week day the children and teenagers. He hus announced that the from 0 am until 12:30 p.m. church again will be open except on Mondaye. A tte n d ') Presbyterian CBSTBAL BAPTIST CMTBCB Car. IS<k ■«. 41 Oak Ave. Oall Smith ------------ Pastor Sunday School _ t:4S e in Morning Worship 11:1# a. a . Training Union — 1:11 p. a . Evening Worahlp _ 1:11 p. m. Wad. Prayer Servlet 1:14 p.m. Nuraery Opes W T R R _____________1:14 p. m. Sunday Mil# Broadcast The Church O f Your Choice Miami. Fr. ami Mrs. Stewart, the former Mary blx VanDoran, met and w«r* married at Cal­ vary Episcopal Church in Sodslia, Mo. They are th* par­ ents of two sons, Charles HI. 1(1 yrart old and Peter, 13 wpo will bu in the ninth grad [ B n e w r u n n ie r H o»ard II. Iludgrs f t S u ff Hill Lumber & Hardware Co. Jimmy C tipp. ft Employees •) �» a i Death Claimed Four Children Of Presidents Congressional Leaders Join In Sympathy Turncoat Lands In U. S. After 9 'Red' Years WASHINGTON (UPI> _ Death hat claimed the lives o f four children of presidents. Sixteen • year • old Calvin Coolidge Jr. suffered a bruise while his father was in of* fice in 1024. At first it was thought to be nothing but the boy died days later on July 7 o f bicod poisoning. Abraham Linculn lost one •on while he was in office in 18U2. Eleven-year-old William Wallace (Tad) Lincoln died Feb. 20 o f that year at the White House, T h o m a s Jefferson's 26year-old daughter, Mary, died April 17, 1804, toward the end of his presidential term. John Adams, the nation’s Second president, also lost a grown child while in office, twenty - year • old Charles Adams died Nov. 30, 1800. President • elect Franklin Pierce had a glcomy inaugu­ ral in 1833. Ills 11-year-old son, Benjamin, had died two months earlier. The Library o f Congress reports that 15 children, aged 15 or under, died before their fathers took office. Library statistics show that the death toll was highest when medical treatment was •till underdeveloped In the 18th Century. A library spokesman said that most o f the Presidents, when taking office, usually had grown children. President Kennedy is the youngest ever elected. WASHINGTON (U PI) — The* death o f President Ken­ nedy's 2-day-old son today brought an outpouring o f sympathy from congressional leaders. Sen. Hubert U. Humphrey, Democratic whip, termed the death announcement "a most unhappy bit o f news." Humphrey was sore the en­ tire nation joins with the "resident in mourning the • ath of Patrick Bouvler Keni dy. ' Our hearts go out to the resident and Mr*. Kennedy,” Humphrey said. GOP Senate Leader Everett Dirksen said the death o f the baby depressed him beyond words. " I ’m sure It will come as a shuck iu all Ji« people," Dirksen said. The senior senator from Kennedy’* home state — Re­ publican Everett Saltonstali— termed tha news "terribly sad." “ We hate the greatest' sympathy for both the father ami the mother," the Republi-1 can lawmaker aaid. House Whip Hale Boggs (D-l-a.) offered his heartfelt sympathy to both the mother uml the father. Sen. Mike Mansfield, Sen­ ate majority leader, said the death o f the President's sec­ ond son left him at a loss for words. " I ’m sorry for Mr*. Ken­ nedy and the President. Words just fall me. I just don’t know what to say." NEW YORK (U PI) — Lcwell D. Skinner, ■ former American prisoner of war who chose to remain In Com­ munist China at th* end o f the Korean War, stepped onto U. S. soil today for th* first time in more than nine year*. A flight from T o k y o brought the former GI into New York International Air­ port early today. He was greeted by neither relative* nor friends when he stepped from the airliner. Only a few newsmen and an immigration official were on hand when the turncoat debarked. Skinner, 32, was shaven and neatly dressed. He said, “ 1 definitely have plans," but refused to any what they were. He read a telegram frem his mother, Mr* Brady l). Skinner o f Akron, Ohio, and said it indicated a job wus waiting for him at home. He gave no details. Skinner, traveling a I o n a , was met at the airport by an official of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, He was traveling on a certi­ ficate of identity Isiued him hy U. S. official* in Hong Kong in lieu o f • passport. Skinner confirmed ha was remaining in New York over­ night, but refused to reveal his plsns, other than to any he would go to Akron "a i soon as pcssible." MEV. WRIGHT Rev. Wright To Be Guest Evangelist Rev. Richard Wright will be guest evangelist at Revi­ val Services to be !wid at the Community Methodist Church of Casselberry from Monday through next Sun­ day at 7:30 p.m. each day. Originally from Pensacola. Rev. Wright is *t present the pastor for the Baacom Methodist Church in Bascom and is in bis second year in Seminary at the Candler School of Theology, Emory Unversity, Atlanta. He is t graduate of Asbury College, Willmore, Ky. Charles Jones o f Orlando will serve as Song Evange­ list. He Is a student at As­ bury College and formerly served as music director at Christ Methodist Church in Orlando. SEMINOLE HOSPITAL’S CANDYSTR1PEKS new officer* for the comJnK year are shown here. Seated is Miss Penny Gleeson, new president. Standing from left are Glenda Gocmble, vice president; Candi Condor, secretary, and Dottie Janline, reported. Not shown are Ann Malum, treasurer, anti Carol Oxford, sergeant-at-arms. (Herald Photo) Foster Home N eed Cited M rs . R a y , M rs . Skeen Provide 24-H ou r Service For Children *’\Vc realize that this seems children, ami the need that By DOROTHY AUSTIN to bo asking a lot but it 1* The ringing telephone awak­ something lie done, at once. only what any normal child What is being done? ens the sleeping woman. She Much is being nnd hns been should have. gropes for the lamp awltch, done already through the “ There is money to pay for picks up the jangling instru­ Foster Caro Program, spon­ the essential needs of the chil­ ment, and glances ut the clock. sored by the Seminole County dren and foster parents are It’s midnight on a Sunday. Juvenile County Court and not expected to provide finan­ “ This la the Sheriffs of­ Juvenile Judge Vernon Mize, cial rare, only tender, loving fice," says a man’s voice on underwritten last October by enre nnd the giving of their the other end. "1 have fuur the County Commissioners invaluable time nnd personal small children here, their par­ ami turned over to the admin­ attention," Mrs. Ray said. ents haven’t been home since “ One ether point which Is istration of the State Welfare Saturday morning. The neigh­ Important.” said Mrs. Ray. "It Office. bor* say they have seen their The Annual Youth Week at Since October, 1062, when is not wise for foster parents Revival services at the Eld car at several bars." the First Methodist Church . .. . . - t h e Foster Cure program went to let themselves become per­ er Springs naptist Church, In o f Sanford will be conducted >"'<> «««*»- Mr*. Ray amt Mr*. manently attached to the chil­ progress since last Sunday, it,” says the kindly,motherly Aug. 25-31 with the entire Skeen have given their serv- dren, for we will eventually August 7 will elots with tha 11 •. m. lady ns she hangs up the program of enrichment icen to 121 children, with ap­ take them nwny. worship service this Sunday. Admissions phone ami starts looking in courses, workshops and wor­ "When we Dike these chil­ proximately half of these re­ Rev. David O. Solomon, Eleanor Peebles, Longwood; the directory for another ship services to be developed quiring the outlay of funds dren out o f their home we be­ pastor of the Orange City around the theme, “ Speak Up Loretta A. Reis, Ostein; Les­ number. from the $10,1)00 provided by gin at once a search for rela­ Baptist Church who la serv­ ter Veino, Osteen; Oscar Berg­ A t a downtown office, a Fcr Your Faith." the commissioners. There are tives who will take them, o f­ ing ae evangelist, will speak Among the wide variety of strom, OeBary; Barbara Shaiv phone rings on a busy Tues­ presently 1C children in foster ten finding them in far-off on “ God's Invitation to the enrichment courses available Terre Haute, Ind.; Margaret day morning. ntati-n. In other cases w* are care. Navy." The same Indy answers. will be “ The Art of Dating" llnrtle, Iva Spaulding, Odesie Hut tho area o f greatest able to work with the parents A nursery will be provided for senior high study amii Copper, John Hinder. Belinda "This is the doctor," says a need, the pressing situation and get them to straighten up fur smaller children. Invita­ The Junior Highs and Their Hughes, Ethel Cox, Timothy male voice. "1 have a woman which is furrowing the brows so that they call take tho chil­ tion to the public to attend the M YF" for Junior high study. |O'Gara; Cathleen O'Gara. here whom I am going to have nnd disturbing the days and dren back. service is extended by the Other courses offered for Thomas Arnold. Cecil Nelson, to hospitalize. She’a eeiiuusly “ In cases where there is Ill­ nights of the child welfare pastor, Rev. B. Hamilton Grif­ both groups wil be entitled Juanitu Forrest, David Bru ill. But her husband disap­ workers is the need for more ness of a parent nr other dis­ fin. peared months ago, she has no I Belong to the Church," baker of Sanford. foster homes to care for the abling circumstances, the parBirths relatives here, and very little Christian Citizenship" and white children, who uro found ; ent may eventually be able to Mr. ami Mrs. Clarence For­ money. There ate two little Being Christian in cur Per­ in these unhappy and un­ again provide a home for the rest of Sanford, a girl. girls, one just u baby. Can sonal Lives." chiliU healthy situations. Discharges you take care o f tha situa­ Workshops wil be held in “ These sre not delinquent "W e have an ezrellent home Loretta Arlene Reis, Os- tion?" music, drainu, worship cen for the Negro c h i l d r e n , children," Mrs. Ray emphasiz­ ters, recreation and worship Uen; Andy Evans, Geneva; "Y es, I’ll tnke care of it," through Mother Wilson, who ed. "They are dependent chil­ Nancy Norwood. DeLeon says the lady, reaching for her planning. gives wonderful enre and has dren who have fallen on the Rev. Robert Wood, pastor All young people of the Springs; Mrs. Woodson Ad­ directory. been of great service to us," cure of the courts through no o f the Congregational Church church planning to partici­ ams and baby, Longwood; Such calls, with all tho at­ said Mrs. Ray. fault of their own. at Spring Valley, N. Y., will pate are urged to fill out and Katherine Boland, Elizabeth tendant misery, the urgency "W e try to place them with .. , „ . , , “ Hut wo are greatly in need l>e guest pastor for the turn in their registration Sippio, Thomas Doney, Faye and, the Immediate need and ,lf „ „ tnwrBenry f(ir .............. . . get them bark relatives or 8:30 and It a.m. services at blanks at the earliest possible Weldon, Myrtle Horton, Hor­ possibly long range problems i tho wlliu> chiMrtlIf.. ihl! puint. I will, their parenta as quickly the Casselberry Community date. ton Robert Triplett, Obcdiah that they present, arc almost j „u t | A l | l l w „ <|(m.t ,ike Methodist Church this Sun­ Johnson, John A. Burton, routine n l e li o of Mrs. “ Jinny people would like to to bieuk up brothers and sisday. Uettye Smith of Sanford, Carmita Kuy und Mrs. Jackie lielp, but tlie requirements for 1ters if at all possible,” she reRev. Wood, the son o f Mra. Skeen o f the Statu Welfare such a shelter must neecssar- marked. Edith Wood and the late lia r office. ily be met carefully.’ ’ "Foster home* must be liold Wood of Casselberry, is Day by day, tho calls come “ ideally, wo would like n censed by the state,” Mrs. R.ty Hy Donna Eaten here for a visit with his mo­ in, more often than not ut Longwood’a St. Catherine of good Christian environment, pointed out. ther. night, on weekends und holi­ Siena Circle of tho Church of presided over by a mother | “ We will be glut! to talk Rev. K. P. Richards or day*. WASHINGTON ( UPI) Nativity Cntholic Women’s w ho loves children, is patient i with nny parents who would T.ongwood will conduct morn­ No hour of the day, no day ami undei standing und fumil- like to open their home to Club will hold it* regular The chairman o f the House ing services at the church on monthly meeting at R p. m. subcommittee has attacked the of tho week is free of this iur with the way* of children. |these children. We prefer that Sunday, Aug. 25 and Sunday, next Tuesday at the home of i Defense Department for re jangling telephone und the ur“ Hiie should rertainly be in they write to the Child WeiSept. I while the pastor, Mrs. Jennie Fox on Sanlnndo quiring pregnant wives of .. V° r. good health, and have no con- fare Office at Cost Office lb>x Rev. Delmas Copeland is on servicemen at some base* to relating the plight of helpless tagious or infectious diseases I •'••57, Sanford, giving their Springs Dr. in Longwood. vacation. Serving as co-hoetess will seek medical cure at privatc name and phone number ami nnd no chronic disabilities. hospitals. lie Mrs. Geruld Sasser. “ It is important that the we will get in touch with them Rep. Harry R. Sheppard mother not lie dependent for to discuss the situation.” (D-Calif.) said in closed-door employment outside the home, testimony made public the IV Tin: rlttri it m l Hr n r for we may need her at any th e m m j i d i i i i i . cih in t iik r m i i it cm n r n r policy was “ a nice approach hour of the day or night, any i t rr n r a x d r a n ar.wtx. THE NINTH JI lilt I II. 1111day of the week. ni.K. rorxT r. ri.omii*, CT rr «K %Ml KUII IKMII. from the medical association i i i i x i k h v .m i . i.mia Fifteen thousand pounds of ni.t: c m v n . k m ih iim . point o f view." ’ ’There should be at least Am er ic a n r K m : u A t . s a v - rilA M EHV XII. Ill IT liut, the- chairman o f the blankets, Umt» and other des- two spare bedrooms ami an RftlJU AND IXIAN A SSO C IA ­ MKCIfANK’8 E X C II A N Cl K TIO N OK OB i-A N D O . HAVIMin HANK. House appropriations subcom­ perately needed relief materi­ available buthroom, enough to Plaintiff. mittee which handles the mil­ als were sent lust week to Plaintiff, cure for from three to fix chil­ vs -v »itary construction budget, said Yugoslav earthquake victims dren, for we often huve that III I.I-IR M. M A T T H E W S , et IIODRRT K ATIUM •! ux. prf-n Unis that persons entitled to med­ via emergency airlift from many from one family. us. at si. Dsf.m lants NOTICE o r sftl.H "There should be sum* safe NOTICE o r M i l l NOTICE IH IIKItKIlT OIV- ical service should receive it Idlewild Airport it was an­ NOTICK IH IIKItKIlT n i v - K.N Ihxt on th« ISr I Uv of and not have to go outside the nounced today by Protestunt place for the children lo play, KX that on Ihs 3Ir<! it.»y o f August, tftftl st 11:0.! A AI. xl overseas aid official*. und someone available to b e ; A utnn t, 1»«I. st !t :0 4 A. M tha main door « f the Court military for it. at l b . m.iln d o o r o f t b s C ou rt llouss of H-mln.ils County, al Spokesmen for Church with them ut all times. llo u s a o f H.mlnnts Coun ty, s t Haoloril, Ktorbla, the underWorld Service, th* overseas Hanford, Klorlda. t b s u n d . r - slgnad Clerk wilt offer for slu nsd C ltr k w ill o f f r r fo r eale to the highest and hrsl relief agency of major Pro­ sal* to Ihs h i g h . a t and bast bidder for cash the following testant and Eastern Orthodox bid der f o r cas h t b s f o l l o w i n g described rest pruperty: denominations in this country d ssc rib sd r».»l p r o p . r t j s hot ft. OAKLAND UltJJ) I.ot l«, W lt .D M K I t K M A NADDITION, arrordlng lo reported that the first plane I’ ASiHN'f Elder Springs Revival To Close Sunday Methodists Set Youth Week Hospital N otes Rev. Wood To Conduct Area Services Longwood Circle Sets Meeting Legal Notice Lawmaker Hits Gl Medicare CWS Sends Aid To Skopje Legal Notice JFK Fails To Act, GOP Whip Says OK, a c c o r d in g lo th* p th ereof a s ra c ord r d In Plat Hook I t , p a c e 4*, Public I t s c o r d . o f S sm ln o l . Coun ty, Klorlda. t o s a t h . r with all a l r u i t u r s ., lm|iro«rmsnts, fix t u r es, a p p l i ­ ances. and a p p u r ts n an ea* on said land or uasd In c o n j u n c Don t h .r s w lt h . T his sals la m a d s p .r a u a n to final d s c rss o f t o r s c lo s u r s an tsrsd In Chancsry a c t io n No. I D K n o w p e n d in g In Ihs Circu it Court o f nnd fo r H.tn |n»ls County. Klorlda. DATED this JUt d ay of Aunust. I l l i . d-d In rt.it Book It. Page »«, Public Records of Memln»la County. KlorIda. together with alt strurturee, Improvements, fixtures, appli­ ance* and appurlenam ee on said land or used on conjunc­ tion therewith. This tale la msla p-rvnnt to final decree stf foreclos­ ure entered In Chan'ery ac­ tion No. till* now pending In the Circuit Court and for Memtnula County. Klorlda. DATED this ilh day “ f August, 1»«I. (SEAL.) (HEAD) Arthur II Beckwith. Jr Arthur II. B e c k w ith . Jr, Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk o f the Circu it C ou r t By: Martha T. Vlhl-n Ity: Martha T. V lhlen Deputy Ct-rk Deputy C ls r k ItlHII. DEAN. a NDEIUHJ.V, HL'SH. d e a n , AN PE IWON. DUWNDKH ft van d-n BEIW1 U I W N D K S A Van den UKttU Attorneys for Plaintiff Attorneys for P la in t iff 133 East Central Avenue IIS East C e n t r a l A v e n u e Orlando, Klorlda Orlando, Klor lda Pu'dlsht A as u*l ft, DeftP u b lis h ; AuMfitet ft, U t i POL-SS The House Re Rip. Leslie Aremls (III.), has charged tin- Kennedy admini­ stration with “ government by crises.” Arer.ds said that by failing to act on the problems when they arose, the administration had allowed them to become critical. “ The New Frontii-r leader­ ship is now trying to alibi the inaction of this ‘ standstill Congress* with references to the impending crises — civil rights, threatening railroad atrike, outflow o f gold and nuclear test ban treaty-re­ quiring immediate attention," be ooki. fn fir i NAVY’S top command — Adm. David L. Mc­ Donald, 56, is the new chief of Naval opera­ tion*. He s u c c e e d s Adm. GeorRe W. An­ derson Jr., who will be­ come U. S. nmbassador to Portugal. RABoys Win Awards A revival on the theme, "Tnke Time For God,” will lahold at the Prairie luike Bap­ tist Church in Fern Park, Sept. 16-22, with the nation­ ally known evnngelist, Dr. E. J. Daniel o f Orlundo. tenta­ tively scheduled as guest min­ ister. The closing day o f the re­ vival also will be celebrated as Harvest Day throughout the Southern Baptist Conven­ tion nnd every organization und leuder in the Prairie Lake Sunday S c h o o l department will be urged to bring new member* into tho church at I'M * 2 Instructors Would Attend Water School In th* Interest o f the Red Cross water safety program in Seminole- County, the or­ ganization is hoping to send two o f its water safety in­ structors, Michael Caolo Jr. and Ricky Glee son to the Red Cross aquatic school in Bre­ vard, N. C., Aug. 20 to 30. Only drawtiack to this proj­ ect is the same old problem — lack of funds. Accordingly, the Red Cros* Is appealing for hi4p from those interested in thr future o f water safety in the coun­ ty and to civic organization* and other groups who may have some funds available that rould be diverted tow­ ard this causi-. The aquatic school will be conducted for advanced water safety Instruction and life­ saving techniques by Bob 7.ubrod, former Olympic swim­ ming champion, under uie auspices o f the Red Cross. All of the servlet* of the many dedicated instructor* who gire many hour* o f their time to teaching life-saving, swimming and related water safety, Four hoy* from the Prairie (jik* Baptist Royal Amhassa dor* were in attendance lust week at th* Intermediate RA Camp held at Camp Joy, the Wckiwft Associations! Baptist Camp near Rock Springs. The group, made up of Milton Sturgill, Raymond Parkersun, Mike Hailey ami David Higgins, took part in numer­ ous activities which were cre­ atively organized to present ft competitive a t m o s p h e r e among the boy*. Awards were given to winner* in *ach event. The Prairie Lake boy*, rep­ resenting only five per cent of the total camp attendance, WASHINGTON (UPI) _ took 33 per cent o f 33 ribbona Justice Department attor­ awarded In tho it event*. neys worker! under heavy pressure from opposing fac­ tions today to revamp a ma­ jor section o f President KenHoly's civil rights pseksge. The conflicting pressures came from those who want Congress to onlor a manda­ tory cutoff o f funds to federnl-nld programs in segre­ gated ureas ami from those who want to reduce the force o f the present propcsnl. The presidential proposal now before congressional com­ mittees nsks for discretion­ ary authority to withhold money from pregrams in areas where discrimination is practiced. Atty. Gen. Robert F. Ken­ nedy, who revealed Thursday llmt new language for the Section wan being druftrd. said he would talk it over with congressional sponsors of the civil right* hill in the next two or three tlaya. |a v o l u n t e e r s e r v ic e , Tho school cost* $*70 esch or $120 for the two young men who will return to the county next summer to offer their volunteer service* in trans­ mitting the skills that they acquire at the school. O VER 35 YEARS At First 4k Palmetto (Alongside *14 poet office) Sanford Furniture Co. Pressure Placed On Attorneys • Carpets * Furniture • Tile * Fianoe * Rental Beds Mid Summer Special! Famous Savage 22” First Methodist Sets Meetings The official board meeting of the First Methodist Church of Kunfnrd will lie held at 7:30 p. m. next Tuesday at the church. On Thursday evening the monthly supper meeting o f the Methodist Men’s Club will be held at th* church. Those planning U> attend are asked to make reservation* at the church office. Rotary Mower 195 J uki Say Towered by 2 'i h.p.l llrlggs ft Htrattrn engine — 4 cycle. Easy-ipln re­ coil starter. Throttle Con­ trol on handlr. Adjust from 1" tn 2*i" rutting heights. Hiked ritamrl 2Vtone finish. Only $1.23 Weekly -CHARGE IT G O O D/^E& K SERVICE *>55 \V. 1st St. STORE FA 2-2821 DO END-OF-I •YEAR BENEFITS APPLY TO LINCOLN CONTINENTAL, TOO? Prairie Lake To Hold Revival Next Month fifty-two army tents ami one million water purification tab­ lets to the Skopje disaster a n a . A second airlift with 1,500 additional blankets and drugs will leave Idlewild as quickly at arrangements can bt made, it was revealed. Re-porta of an imminent epi­ demic of typhus in the region caused concern here and led to the inclusion o f one million water purification tablets in tho first mercy cargo. Con­ taining tetraglycine and hydropenriodide, the tablets are the moat effective chemical mean* of ridding drinking wa* WrrsTI Fri. Aug. 9, ’63— Page 3 T h e answer is ye*. In fact, this may be the wisest lim e o f the year to invest in Am erica’s finest fine car. T rue, choice o f color i* somewhat lim ited, hut the handsome saving* m ore llsan rom|iri)*alr. So if you’ ve been secretly admiring the *63 Continental, •ee us now. A nd let other* secretly admire you. HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, INC. 109 North Palmetto Avenue m m m T~ & �Panaceas, Anyone? S o ttMM tw o bosiM M mta w*ra otttU a f tho W f (m u m o f tho day as tbtjr toda to work“ It’a about tlaw.N said ona, "th a t _____ KTMhinftoa H P j fwakaIop to what’s waDjr *ota* on In this coon toy and around tha world. Batwaan tha Whlta Houaa and C o n g iw , wa’ ra ■attlaw nowhera fa s t Tha country f a m i l y far Tha otbar man nodded. “ Thing* art rough, ah r l i h t ” ha aald. “ But I ’d aurohata to be the ones who have to try to stralfhten them o u t " So would we all. Moot any ona o f us can call the shots whan we’re alt* tiny on tha sidelines and no oao Is keeping score on us. But how many o f ua would welcome the responsi­ bility o f haviqg a voice o f authori­ ty In rendering judgment and final dttisions In such problems as: • The railroads’ management* labor problem? • The racial unrest throughout tha country? • Tha continuous and insistent tug between management and labor, erupting into open breaks around the country from day to day? • The relation of the nuclear test ban treaty to a nonaggression pact? Peter Edson N U C tiA R D E O D O R A N T Political W h o would want to try to guess rig h t on this? e The controversial federal aid to schools Issue? • Tha cuts and tax reform s? • The unemployment situation and tha national economy? • The farm problem? • The population explosion and birth control? And on and on and on. Wa mention those headaches — only a few o f the scores to plague the administration and the lawmak­ ers In Washington — not to excuse any errors o f judgment or action that may be made, but to emphasise the scope and size o f the tremendous task facing our national leaders. Tho freedom to second guess and to serve as Monday morning quarter­ backs Is an inalienable right o f ev* ery American. But there la also the obligation to help solve those prob­ lems by individual effort, sober Judgment, calm action, fair play and loyal citizenship. Contrary to what we may be told or what we may think at times, the voice o f the people atUI prevails In America. Each o f us is part o f that voice. Each o f us la part o f America. Notebook WASHINGTON— (N E A ) — influence Congress thl* year. emphasises there Is to bo ae * "In the event o f a filibuster interference with tho operaTha Aug. 28 March on Wash­ before Aug. 28, "aaye the The planning fo r this event ington For Jobs and Freedom last, little-noticed paragraph tione or daily routine o f Con­ by 100,000 or more civil rights o f Organisation Manual No. gress. demonstrators may be doomed I, "march machinery will be While state and congres­ to failure before It starts. used to tend daily waves of sional d i s t r i c t delegation* Leaders o f the els national approximately 1,000 people to from tha Aug. 28 marcher* eivil r i g h t s organisations Washington for tha duration may be sent to tho Senate and sponsoring tho march hare o f tho filibuster. House to present petition* fa t •at their objectives eo high “ I f the filibuater has not be­ tho President’* minimum pro­ they cannot possibly be real­ gun by Aug. 28, march partici­ gram, tha instructions era § ized this year. pants will bo asked to return that all marchers sr* to ha o ff Getting anything leei than to Waehington at the time o f Capitol Hill before noon, when what the groups want may bo the fitibueter in waree o f Congress normally convenes. eonsldared a defeat, calling 2,000. " Only a email delegation will for more drastic action later. These threatened actions go ask to be received at the Initial goal o f the march far b:yond restrictions being White House. A ll marchers was the passage of President put on the big march o f 100,- are to bo out o f town bafor* Kennedy’s civil rights bill at 000 or more set for Aug. 28. dark. a bare minimum for this yaar. Now, however, leaden o f tho six predominantly Negro or­ ganizations have issued a "March Organization Manual Ns. I." In it they .U U Umr full program. It includas these demands: — Passage of the President’s New York City with the question asked of program without filibuster. August 5, 1963 them: "Inside A m e r i c a — Immediate desegregation Dear Sir: W h att" o f ail the nations’ schools. "D o we, as Individual citi­ I thank you fo r your he— A massivo public works zens, have the same zeal and splratlon, for your stability, program to provide jobs for devotion to our Democracy aa Sergeant F r a n k l i n , God's all the unemployed and fed- •n Individual Communist has speed!! e n l laws to promote an ex­ to his idea logy ? " Sincerely, panding economy. Mrs. Julius Dingfaldw different hlatorical experience could W e In the West are well advised This question often is won­ (E d Not*: This letter — A federal fair employ­ dered almut, and weighed by not in the end accept Moeeow’a view not to take too much com fort from ment practices act to bar dis­ the few remaining nautrals of (rose Mrs. DimgfeMer, o f o f things. reports o f tha widening rift between crimination by government the world I You, Sergeant Sanford, was pros*pad by a Soviet and Red Chinese Communists. The split which has developed be­ and private lnduatry. tween the two Is intolerable to them. Franklin, hava answered this "Letter to toe Edttee" pub­ It has been said often, with good — A national minimum wage question o f world importance lished In Tho Herald July Each stands as a challenge to the reason, that no matter what the of $2 an hour. “ communism” o f the other. The au­ to the people o f the two op­ 31 by 8 /S gt, Boy B. Fraobdifferences between Moscow and All these proposals have thority and ideology o f each is In posites via your "Letter to Use, o f Saaford, now atallow­ Peking, they a rt still united on the been made to Congress before the Editor," as appearing in ed hi Faria, Fra ace. Tbo question. ba sk objective o f conquering the CASK Q-417: Clifton Hl r- und cake” In a welfare state. find we cannot afford free in one form or another and Tha Sanford H e r a l d , and Herald ia forwardiag M tx free world in soma fashion. Y et neither cun do what they •chman U the abla •ueatcr at! Nut when families cannot public achocla after tho 6th!have failed. Few, if any, Con­ which was forwarded to me Di ngfelder’s letter to Be*, would do If such rivalry appeared W a need therefore to keep our Indlanapolla. , afford ire cream and cake, or 0th grades. |gressmen would admit that by a Sanford friend because of grant Frank 11a.) within their own borders— crush the guard high, on tha assumption that Then, If parent! still w an t;‘ h*»« extrema measures eould the mention o f my name in "D r. Crant," ha laid a* w e ' then they mu.t cut back to opposition totally. Russia and Red neither one o f these nations wishes their youngsters to continue, be passed this year. connection with simple home Mr. W. A. Glelow, had lunch toirether, "wa have bread. China are too big and powerful to try us well. Publisher and Editor This le especially true in gardening. Mini beautiful new school, And that same retrenchthey could pay tuition, as is to deal with each other in that way. Y et there Is pleasure to be hud The Sanford Herald done in the parochial schools. view of the lateness o f the sesbuildings here. ' ment may someday become Through your Itemization of T o express their sngulsh st the at tha strong evidences o f this Com­ Maybe the top 10% 0f , »i«n the competition with croei-scetion news In an aver­ Sanford, Florida "But if U ses keep rlelng, I necessary regarding the welexistence o f variety, they could be­ munist split The bitterness evokes age Americas daily, such as Sir: come open political enemies. They how are wa going to main-1 fat* menu for cur entire brightest children would be m*J°r >*x‘a>*tIoz» such ae Ux from both Red capitals betrays one On behalf o f tho mewbef* The Herald, you brought out grunted free schooling on r,'< lucti°i,» ibe railway labor could sever economic, diplomatic and tain enough new school build- [ country. o f the basic weaknesses o f totalita­ of the Sanford Shrine Clufat Now please don't misquote through high school, as tong 'esoluUoa, nuclear test ban exactly tha key for Democ­ other ties. They have not yet started Ings to meet the scorning inrianism. I want to thank you for the racy’s survival. us their grades were at the ratification, tha hack |me, as many professors have down this road, and no one dares pre­ crease in population I " The flaw Is that totalitarian*, lug of unpassed foreign eld Unaware, perhape, at the publicity given in your paps* Here in Chicago over half i done, for I do NOT oppose top o f the class. dict whether they will. whether Communist, Fascist or what­ and other appropriation bills moment o f your writing but to our money raising projects of our tax bill now goes f o r 1free public schools aa long as Thus, the children o f poor ever, cannot live with variety. They But tha pain Is too great for them for this year. deeply entrenched with the last week for our Air Condi­ pulilic schools! we can efford them without ’ families would not be pen cannot accommodate differences o f to remain utterly silent. So they are Ths National Association spirit of our Preamble, you tioning Fund. Yet America did not offer breaking down our govern­ nlixrd In contrast to the rich, I am happy to say that wo outlook and policy. annihilating each other verbally, for the Advancement o f Col­ hava signed out our secret for If those poor kids made •re gradually raising enough By the nature o f the system, only through all the propaganda channels frea public schooling in Co­ ment. ored People has called a civil and most powertul weapon: lonial Day*. All I am saying Is that top grades, they’d still get one Ideology, one policy, one set o f at their command. rights legislative conference The Right fo r Opportunity of money to hare the Shrine But we had newspapers George Washington nevar at­ free education. The spectacle 1s Instructive. The leaders Is possible to endure. To per­ In Washington for Aug. 8-8, the I n d i v i d u a l Man; ths Club building olr-condltloned, Remember, it wasn’t till and wa do apreciate your co­ mit any sort o f rivalry Is to under­ world outside, having heard for years even then, and those brilliant tended a free public school nor did his contemporaries, 1850 that our free public with a mass meeting the last Strong Force of the American operation. tho “ marvels" o f communism, listens Founding Fathers who wrote cut totalitarian rule. day. Family and tha Home. yet they evolved the best schools gave children educa­ Kind regard*. Obviously, within the borders o f now to a Red family quarrel which our Declaration o f Indepen­ This apparently will be a With your Insight, right for economic tion through tha 8th grade. dence, never attended free government and Sincerely yours, the nation, neither Russia nor Red casts in grave doubt tne validity o f warm-up for the bigger march comparison, fairness of Judg­ system In the whole history public schools. The first high school was Roy O. Williams, China allows such “ deviation.” On the whole structure. on Washington three week* ment, you are the Beautiful Neither did the signers of c f mankind. started In Boston In 1821, but President the international plane, it is unuther Perhaps the Moxcow-Peklng comlater. N A A C P delegations American Abroad, our Good B o m s modern educators limited to boys alone. atory. Imt will never go beyond the present the U, H. Constitution. would be sent to Capitol Kill Ambassador, Sergeant Frank­ So public schools are not an feel that tha time may soon And not until the fameus For long decades the Soviet Union hitter verbal phase. Then again, it Canadian m i n e s produce arrive when we must stop, Kalamazoo Case In 1372, did to ask congressmen for sup­ lin, and ws are fortunate in essential (or good govern­ waa accented us thu “ Communist might. For In the totalitarian world, port of the President's pro­ more than three-fourths of having people like you In our free public schooling, at least the courts affirm tha Hght of fatherlunu,” whose word wus luw an unfirm friend Is often seen as a ment but are a luxury at a gram. Armed Forces, whersver they the world'* aupply o f nickel, hy the middle grades of late period o f human civili­ municipalities to levy taxes to Communists everywhere. Rut tho worse enemy than the most vigorous­ but the nation exports mors The Big fllx of the march on may be stationed! grammar school. zation. for free public high schools. Bed Chinese, having hud a vastly ly declared rival. Your letter will guide all than 05 per cent o f Jta proSuppose, for example, we They are the "Ire cream Liberal Arts colleges now Washington also propose to those traveling abroad faced j duction. clamor fur more rash hand tak- other direct action to nuts from state legislatures, but they should imltata Busi­ ness Colleges, which operate entirely on their tuitions! re­ venues, without taxes! And • second educational shift, to start at 3 p.m. .would Not Just around the corn­ gram, including the Integra­ vote been smartly led, the permit double college enroll­ situation would be different ments without an extra cent er, but far, far down the road tion o f publle schools. It seems reasonable to be­ today In Chicago, Detroit, New for new classrooms! awnlt the moment and the But that's "horse sense" lieve tlint Congress woul I York end Philadelphia. The method of peaceful adjust­ and thus alien to the Harvard more quickly enact and that Nurthern Negroes have the ment of darkening controv­ tha South would more catmly voting muscle to elect govern­ bralntrustera in Washington, D. C. ersy over the rights of Ne­ accept ell-out legislation to ors and mayors who will do groes as American citlsens. •ssura the right to vote than The events of Jpita are all-out legislation In any other their bidding. But the Negroes drove too soft a bargain. merely the beginning. The civil rights direction. They elected governors and Kennedy civil rights proposals The whole civil rights pro­ mayure who talked integration Q— What Is the Arch now befora C o n g r e s s are gram probably would have but who actually went along Titus In Home? merely a starter. The trouble made more and better pro­ A—Ths Triumphal Arch of in the streets, the demonstra­ gress If the vote had been tho with subtle segregation— in jobs, In housing and in almost Titus was built by Domitlan tion*, the Hots, tha bloodshed prime target between 1250, all else. In 81 A.I). in memory o f the and the violence probably are when the Klsenhowvr adminis­ Tha Negroes and the gov­ rapture o f Jrrsalem by Em­ merely openers for what Is to tration Iterame Interested and ernors and mayors are learn­ peror Titus. It was rebuilt in come. 1203 when tho Kennedy ad­ ing now. The Northern Negro 1822. It is sufficiently evident by ministration inovrd suddenly voter is about to eome of age. now that sulmtantial numliers to make good on 1200 Demo­ That means that some hypo­ Q—What type of cheese lx o f white persons In the North, cratic pirsldcntiul campaign critical Northern governors Tanxenbergerf us well as greater numbers promises. A —A I.lmburger - t y p e and mayors will be licked next in the South, wilt resist the I he Negro vote it a balance time around. Fsw will mourn cheese from CeHnthle, South dvmunds o f Negroes. It is equally evident that the Ne­ of power now in every great their passing. A phoney loti Austria. Industrial state. That is why groes will nut bark down. Strung and wise leadership so muny Northern senators In some communities has ob­ uml representatives would ram Pugg* 4 Nanfonl, Florida Fri., August 9, 1903 tained an accommodation be- the Kennedy civil rights pro­ tween the opposing forces, gram down the protesting ilut these communities are throats of their Southern col. w s l t k r A. uiKi.oH. ssuiTUN s x u r i.a i.is u K * leagues. exceptions rather than tha > i i >:i > W lil.l.e **!»:»» VAX r»:i.r Had the Northern Negro rula. Uechsoloal Uupl. Manefiua UUtlur Tima to change to a modem 2-ln-t S lu t M U L l What the Negro needs more IIM K L. euoaisAMKa t. 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Every­ justment of the darkening »■*.«• I Ivor III.A* i Veer I l f Week NO OtFROSTINS—Many new model* ar* thing at your fingertips. controversy over the rights of ».«« S Aluolht A..- S U u n lh t frost-free or self-defrosting. No scrap* J.ee 1 M ntin 1 Motiihe Negroes a , American citizens I l f l M»■ Ui l i e I Month PltNTV OP ICC CUICS — Y ou 'll never ing. chipping, or mopping. U. X Postal Htfulaiiuse inuvnl* turn oil avail subserliiUes* be lies in the ballot box, local pel* la a* vase*. run short. M ore apse* and faat ampla •nd national. flee the modem Ilectrte Refrigerator* supply. . . alway*. The vote and the right to BoUro* os isren* sites ou lltr Ortuktr It. ISIS as ths Pest cast it are the foundation Frreurs and separate Freesert with spa* Ufllce st Itoafof*. KtwrlUa, undrr the Act of Conzrvv* of Marts. MOai rooo SPACC . . . New models are tial nru> features and a variety o f color* stonei and the symbols of bigger inside, smaller outside. Larger at your appliance dealer. Tb* Herat* le e member of tbo Unite* Proot which is ostltlea American citizenship. It is a Capture it all in Snapshots eseluelvtl/ to the uoo for ivpublKolluiv of *11 tho total sow* fact that there is Southern f/ta ls * ta this eews/aptr. resistant* to the registration o H# sort of tnz moterlol. sow* or soverllalng. *1 this eAltloa f Negroes and to th*lr par of Tho .-onford Herald u u / bo reproduce* la a a / aionaor with­ tlclpation in election*. But out wrlliou prrmloaion of tha publlonor of Tbo Herat*. Asp the resistance appears to be Individual or firm ro.punvlblu fur oath reproduetioa will bo eemiAereil a* Intringln* on Tbo HeialA's cop/rlgbl on* will bo neither eo angry nor effective F L O R I D A R O WE R A L I G H T C O M P A N Y hold liable for fvm vivo under the lew. Published Soil, osoopl as I* the opposition to ether CAMERA HHOP Saluidsi. Suudar and Cbrlvluias. published Uolurdo/ procordlsa 210 8. PARK AVE. \V. Scott Burn* 207 Slag. Ave. parts of the civil rights yro-j CkfllUeu Letters To The Editor Crack Or Chasm? Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic Lyle C. Wilson Soys: Vote Most Vital Weapon SAVETRIPSTOTHE • O '* and A '* §aufm*it Sjmtlh MAK sMfc>jpr <2tututu/vftuo IAST All YEAR LONG he W ieboldt's fit.f\a mehas �1 Dodgers' Drive Slowed By Cubs' No N ight Series Gam es 5 To 4 Victory Peters Chalks Up 11th Victory For White Sox MO. 1 ROOKS? • • - - • By Alan Mavw p M B Sift SsnfsrV Rrrslft F rf. A u f. f , By JULIUS BOROS\<&j Finley Plan Pul Off For Fairway Workhorse Several Years ------------------------------------------------------- u i 0 K M CHAHHOM By United P m i htervutloual Lindy McDaniel received CM/CACO credit for hit eighth victory of W M fT t S A T the year and Ron Santo hit M O SS F tV * two homers, including a de­ F / f /MPXOWrtS Ay You will probably have v The 2 wood, or brass!*, is cisive l O t h - i n n i n j r blow AY 7 X t M A P AtAXK/U1 little mure difficulty with the amo.*t as heavy a* the driver Thuraday when the Chicago A/t OOrVTAAPM/P By United Press International Cubs alowed the Loa Angeiea CHICAGO (U PI) — Base­ 2, 3, 4 aand possibly 6 woods and there is only (lightly moro CA/M PA7* FO * Gary Peters Is ■ living ref­ ball Commissioner Ford Frick than with the driver because loft. I don’t recommend its Dodgers’ pennant march with AOOKH FAYCAS. utation o f ths proposition thst ha* rejected, at least for four the ball normally will not be being used except on rare ooa 6-4 triumph. three strikes srs slwsys “ out” years, a proposal that week­ teed up when these clubs are casions, but It can be employ* Both o f Santo’a homera in bstebsll. ed for tee shot* for certain day World Series garnet useti. Thuraday were o ff Larry A 6-foot, 2-Inch, native of distances on par three holes, Sherry—No. 10 tying the acorn should be played at night to Grove City, Pa., P e t e r e and for placement purposes permit many more IV fana to in the fifth inning and No. SO “ struck out’’ in three trials tee the games. breaking up the game in the on dog-leg and fairway bunker with the Chicago White Sox 10th. Al Ferrara, Frank How­ holes. It's excellent for women The suggestion was made but got n fourth “ awing’’ ard and Bill Skowron homered by Charles O. Finley, owner to use o ff the tee. They nor* from manager Al Lopes and for the Dodgera, who now lead o f the Kansas City Athletics, mally have trouble getting th* is making it pay o ff with an the aerond-place San Fran­ who estimated that switching ball up. 11-6 recortf that finally has BOATING BASICS — Only three ncceusories— cisco GianU by 6H games. the Wednesday, Thursday and lly United Press International Don't attempt to us* th* earned him recognition ■■ a fire extinguisher, 4 : life jackets, 1; unci horn, The Giant* were Idle Thura­ Friday game* to night would Gene Sutton pitched a one- brassle unless you have g Ii* first-rate major leagua pitch­ 7 nre required by law. The others are Rood to day but the New York Mete “ increase the audience at hit shutout Inst night to lead where the ball i* practically er. h a v e .'.Lor.ili. T h e y <>•’£ ! a n ch o r, - 1 s a fe t y t*.~-A ri) «.««. w*.««A »*••• H. J* vse.kwne f.r.u.lcrji!? •• i n ••••*» sitting up. beat tne Cardinals, 3-S, the •a **o » t-w p v» vvsee |>x • *•**!>•< After three years o f failure, cushions, 3 ; first nid kit, 5 ; fenders, 6 ; extra Cincinnati Weils downed the double it.” over Tampa and move thiCetera finally won hia first Otherwise use ths 3 wood or prop, 8 ; extru line, 9 ; oar. 10; tools, 11 and bilge Philadelphia Phillies, 6-3, and “ It’s not under considera­ Yankees into second place in spoon. big league game on May 6 this pump, 12. the Pittsburgh Pirates defeat­ tion,” Frick said. “ I couldn’ t the Florida State League all year and since then has work­ The 3 wood is the workhors* ed the Milwaukee Braves, 1-0, do anything about it for four alone behind Sarn<otn. ed in the White Sox* regular of the fairway. It gives dli* in other NL action. year* anyhow. Our television Mike Mrsserly struck out lance plus height and roll, rotation. He scored his sixth Al Jackson ended a sevencontract doesn’t expire until six Lakeland bntters and seatstraight v i c t o r y Thursday Ths* ball it played o ff th« pame personal losing streak lt*66, and wo can’ t change (“ red fcitr hits la paco Miami inside of the left heel. Th# night when the Sox beat the and wnn his seventh game for that.” to n tt-0 shutout victory over Kansaa City Athletics, 6-3, grip is firm hut not tense. the Meta on the wings o f Changing the starting time the Lakeland Tigers. Mesierly and he shapes up now as a The knees are slightly flexed. Duke Carmel’s eighth-inning o f the World Scries games helped his own cause by driv­ lG-to-18 gams winner. The head is down over tho homer o ff ex-teammate Bohby would ho decided by Frick, ing in n run with n single. The victory enabled the hull. Shantz. Carmel also had two since the commissioner han­ In other action Inst night, (By NF.A) or runs out o f g:ts or bangs White Sox to remain eight A1>out hslfway back with singles and Al Moran a double dles all World Series arrange­ St. Petersburg defeated Day­ Accessories aren’t the only up a prop, he may never need games behind the runaway the 3 wood, the weight begins and a single to lead the Meta’ ments, but he said he wouldn't tona Beach 6-2 and Orlando additional equipment. Auto­ New York Yankees, who best to shift to ths right foot. Th* ■even-hit attack and Charley gauge of a good boatman, but mobile laws don't always re­ the Washington Senators, 3-1, make any ewitch “ without bent Sarasota 4-3. left foot 1* coming up from James homered for the Car­ they’re one of the beat. consultation” with both the The Twins scored the game­ quire a spare tire and Jack in an afternoon game. The the ground. H it wrists hsv* Usually beginners are sat­ dinals. National and American Lea­ winning run against the Sun cither, but most motorists Minnesota Twins whipped the not begun to cock, but th* isfied with the acant basics gues. Sox in the eighth inning on know enough to take them Los Angeles Angels, 3-0, ths arms are extended. The top required aboard by law. Finley proposed the switch a walk, a sacrifice fly and a Cleveland Indians downed the along. The Coast Guard specifies o f the swing la similar to PROVIDENCE, R. I. (U PI) to Frkk two weeks sgo, and single by rightficlder Tom For boats, an anchor and Baltimore Orioles, 2-0, and the that o f the driver. The hands — The Detroit Red Wings of only navigation lights, life luta o f line should be the Detroit Tiger* nipped the Frick cheeked the possibility Thompson, the National Hockey League preservers, fire extinguisher, first extra not demanded by Boston Red Sox, 6-6, in other of changing with Tom Gallery, Righthander Hank Harden are held high st ths top and Thursday sold the contract o f and horn for the small power lnw. As a boat's emergency AL games. representative o f the network picked up his 18th win of the under the shaft o f the elub. veteran forward Norm Corky boat. If the boatman never brake, an anchor cun keep the The third-place Twins swept By United Press International another fin# exhibition In which puts the gnmes on both season against six losses by The club is parallel to tho Corcoran to the Rhode Island goes to a strange harbor, nev­ ernft away from a rocky shore to their seventh victory in Tha oldest backfirtd in pro Thursday’s drills with the television and rndio. giving up two runs and scat­ ground. About halfway down th* Reds of the American er ties up at a different dock or secured up on a beach eight games behind the six- football prepares to launch Cleveland Browns. Groza, who “ Last year 277,317.000 peo- tering nine hits. Third base­ Hockey League. with no worries o f J>if ting hit pitching of Dick Stigmsn, nnnthsr season Saturday a f­ ha* been with the Bruwns pie saw the seven games man Dirk Kretx clinched Har­ wrists have not yet uncocked* who raised his season record ternoon when th* New York sines their inception, has re­ World Series.” Finley said, din’s win by belting s strand The right elbow is tucked In away. to 12-10 . Giunt* open their exhibition portedly been ’’very sharp” An average o f about 10,000, slam homer la th* fifth in­ close to the side. Th* left arm Charts of local waters, IV r n i ' A T i j i w i t : * * m i i r r . Is straight and firm. The hips slat* with the Chicago Bears sines he took o ff eight pounds 000 per game. How many peo­ ning. eK M I X O L K COUNTY, IT.OH­ though not legally required voT tric o r and body turn to th* left. IO l . before camp startet. at Ithaca, N. Y. ple are there in th* country T Tonight, St. Petersburg will show where it's sofa to r o R K t i.n s i h i: s t t . r KvrtTt: nr A fter the wrists unleash Tha St .Louis Cardinals rut If w* played these games at plays at Miami, Sarasota trav­ N O T I C E Is h»r#t>y itlven CIIEDDON IS LAUTR.VIHTRG. cruise or unwise to anchor. Th* Giant quartet o f quar­ Shat the nn,l*r»len*,| A r th u r their power and send ths hall three more rookies — Brian DECEASED night, they'd have as many els to Fort Lauderdale, Tampa Bilge pump, mooring lines, terback Y. A , Tittle 30, flank­ II. Ite ch wlth, Jr., c l e r k nf noth ' is t o ritr.H irou* C ir cu it C ou rt o f B «m lnole to a m . i'i:n>»\* i m i x n fenders, tools, and spare parts, er Frank Gifford 33, and run­ Boulec of Notre Dame, Doug as 100,000,000 watching i-v goes to Daytona Beach and Into flight, ths wslght shifts O iu n t y . Florida, will, on the m m * im i i i: i l l m i i Lakeland travels to Orlando. to the left side. The right *W and a first aid kit are on By United Press International ning backs Alex Webater 32 Hart of A r l i n g t o n State ery game.” U t h d a y o f A u r u a t, H4 J, at A i i m u T a s m r.vrtT K i bow la held closo to th* side. (Tex.), and Larry Laster o f Finley contended that the Tha standings; no compulsory list but are and Phil King 27, which re­ 1 t : « 0 o ' c l o c k A.M. at the Y ou sn.t esoh o f you s r s NATIONAL LEAGUE Auburn—while the San Fran­ game* could be played at F r o n t D o o r o f th* Se min ole h s r f h y notlfU 'l »n,| require,I essential boating extras, The complete follow through Iw . turn* Intact from tha 1902 W. L. Pet. GB C o u n t y C ou rt Hou se , Semin t o f ils s n y c laim * anil demand s s e e cisco Forty-Niners f i n a l l y is similar to that with s drlv* 15 night since “ we play 76 to H O Sarasota 29 .659 season, boasta a combined 30 ole. C ou n ty . In the c i t y o f w h ic h you . o r *lth*r o f you. r.os Angeiea 68 44 .607 signed defensive halfback Abe per cent of our regular season Ft. Laud. SUnfor<t. Florida, offer f o r m ay h s v . sg aln at said » * t » t » 19 .568 er. Ths hands are high. Tho 25 A small outboard will want San Fr’sco yeurs of National Football 60 63 .668 ID* s o le and aell at pul,tie o u t ­ In the o f f i c e o f lion. I'. V e r n ­ Woodson. 25 so .556 head Is up. Tho eys follow games at night.” League experience. a puddle along. With higher St. Louis Miami c r y to the highes t and best on Mise. C ou n ty J u d g e o f 63 61 .653 6 Rookie halfback Tom Neu­ bid d e r f o r rash, the f o l l o w i n g Hemlnol* Coun ty, at his o f f i c e power, a forward steering ORLANDO Plack-kickfng rookia Gary 24 so .547 the flight o f the hall. Chicago 69 32 .632 8«i i| e,or lb-d p ro p e r ty sit ua ted In In the C our t It .us* In Hanf. rd. .»■» 81 .512 mann o f Northern Mkhlgan Tha left foot is placed firm* whirl and controls, a boat Kroner o f Wisconsin contin­ S t Pete t i-m ln ola Coun ty. F lo r id a , t o - Florida, within * li Clncnti calendar 62 66 .630 8 'i 19 24 .412 ly on th* ground, whll* only ued to impress coach Vinca will be in the Boeton Patriots spare prop are Phils. wit : Tampa m ont h* f r o m ths llm s o f th# hook, and 60 56 .522 0 4 Dot IS. n t o r k j o . T O W N - flr«t publication o f Ihl* n oBeverly Noto rolled a I7rt l.hkelnnd 1-omhardl o f Green Bay aa tha starting barkfield Saturday 17 20 2196 the right to* remains on th* worth-while. KITE O F N O R T H C H U M J - tics. E s c h claim nr d emand 66 66 .600 12 Pittsburgh 15 30 .333 ground. Puckers prepared for Satur­ night when tiie Pats oppose for high score in tha Bill liny ton* Bench And for pleasure craft o f O T A . a eub dlvlslnn a c c o r d ­ m a t b o In writin g and con Milwaukee 67 68 .496 124 in g to plat t h e r e o f r e c o r d ­ tain the place >,f rcelill ne t every site, a swimming lad­ day night's gams with Pitts­ the San Diego Chargers in a Hemphill Motorrttes Lcxigue ed In I'lat It " k I, p ag e* and po«t o f f i c e addrss* o f ths Houston 44 70 .386 25 burgh. The Packers traded pre-season exhibition game, this week. Joan Magin rolled at t o SI. Incluetve. n f tha c laim a n t and must he m o r n der, binoculars, portable radio, 36 77 .319 324 New York P u b l i c Re cor ds o f S e m in ­ to by ths claima nt, hi* s c e n t dark glasses, suntan lotion, defensive tackla Ron Gasset Neumann replaces Ron Bur­ a 170 and Evelyn Mills m 108, Thursday’ s' R esu lt s ole County, Florid a, or a tto r n ey, or ths s i m s shall to the l.oa Angeiea Kama for ton, who is still hospitalized with Joan taking high series and ram jackets are all rec­ p ur euan t t o ths F inal Decree ba void. New York 1 St. Louis 2 with a muscle spasm. o f F o r e c lo s u r e en tered In a with a 101. D a is y f. s utenhu rg a future draft choice. ommended. Chicago 6 Los Angeles 4, 10 r a t e p en d in g In s.,11 Court, As A d m l o l s t r s l r l * o f said (Juarterburk* Johnny Green I.»u (The Toe) Groza guve | For bouts with no storage the etyle o f whlrli le Cincinnati ft Phil*. 3 (N) and Le* Grosscup o f the New FAST IlltOOKDTN HAVINGS PublUti Aug. 1. ». U . S3. !3«3 |space- aboard, ail this gear Pittshg. I Milwaukee 0 (N) D A N K , a Now T u r k c o r p o r a ­ ODD-1 York Jets will share pnselng can bo brought along in a tion. Only gnmes scheduled IIAESSLEHOLM, Sweden dutlee Saturday night ugainst v t h e r u n i i t i h i ii r u r duffle bug. Hie essential ac­ P la in t iff, Saturday's Games t iie M v r i i JI till M l . 1111the Houston Oilers, with each (UPI) — Harold Connoly and -v »cessories take littlo space, but .* .V i i t o s ' %v i i i n n x r . u i x C. ft A TMOJfP PENT* and Chicago at New York signal-caller working a half. Paul Drayton won eventn for ezperieneced boatmen rate iii.it r o t ' v n . F i . o H i i M . m r r i t t . p k n z . hi* wife . San Frsco st I’liila II \ VI E ll V VO. IAIMI Coaeh AI Davie of the Oak­ tin* United State* Thursday in D efenda nt e. them as additions that can INSTITUTION e n d the ch an c ery nu mber o f MMtl.NOFIKI.il Houston at Pittshg, (N) land Raiders plans to take a nn International truck meet. make a cruise safe and en­ FOH BA VINOS W h i c h I * 130SS Los Angeles at Clnrti, (N) set hia aecond IM-A INT IFF . joyable. W IT N E S S my hand and the CHICAGO (U PI) — Base­ long look at receiver Her ns Connoly official seal o f said Court, St. Louis at Milwaukis* straight record In Sweden by Urenda of University of the ball executives have approved W I M .I A M J A C K OltKENK. St tide St fa d ay o f A ug uat , m l . AMERICAN LEAGUE ux and at al (S E A M a proposal to reactivate the Pacific In Sunday’s game with heaving th* hummer 22(1 feet, Defemliinta. A rth ur It B e c k w ith . Jr.. W. L. Pit. GII now-ilcad American Associa the Denver Broncos when the on* inch. Druyton barely M i l ' I I C OF VI IT IV C le r k o f the C ir c u it C ou r t New York 71 40 .610 W oUTAliE S'O HE I'l.llvl III'. tion by partially stocking it Raiders seek their eecond con­ edged fellow Yank lluyes o f Semtnule C ou n ty , FlnrT . t Willi tin J i -k O r - s n s and Chicago 63 48 .668 8 Jones In the 100 meter dash. with clubs which now sre secutive pre-sens<>n victory. Dorutliy J. Gr*#ne, hi* Jly: M irih .i T. VlliDn CHICAGO (UIM) Six Minnesota 62 60 .664 0 4 members of taro other top If* t»*|iiny Clerk swimming and diving events Baltimore IIKM HKV irKi Don aM sn n vi ll* 63 63 .613 Ill's minor leagues. Jos ep h M. FlUtO’ r.iM (ict ii (icnuinv Fort! Air Conditioner * . . snwill open today’s 1963 Nation­ Cleveland A tt o r n e y fo r 1*1 tint Iff (l*u r(U 56 BO .487 17 The Executive Council of 554 H»<-urlly T r ^ i t Hull,ting TO, J .tin** J. Ri>h#rt*on *"tl al AAU senior men's swim­ gineeml exclusively for your car . . . for xs Boston 51 67 .486 17 Eileen !. llot»*rt»on, hi* Ml.iml I I . KlorliU the major and minor leaguers ming anJ diving champion­ low us XXIfn V l t j n k l l n 1-347! Los Angeles 51 63 .462 20 approved the plan Thursday. M E a l l l K X ' E l tn «n nn ldM wn ships in which many records IMibllah .Vtifuat • f>*l Kan. City 60 *31 .460 21 It would create a six-team at4te or eounty other than C D D -I 4 tha Htata o f F lorid*, and arc expected to tumble. Detroit 49 60 .160 21 American Association and IV T I I E l'IHC'1 IT I OI l»T OF m ailin g ad-tre** heln a: Five world record holders, 41 72 .363 31 trim the International le a ­ T I I E VIVTII j l l i i r i A l . r n i A'H IM. f a s ' . U. t* Naval 17 American record holders Washgton I ' l IT O F tV I I F o i l UF.HIVl l l n * Defen** l a b o r a t o r y , INSTALLED Thursday V Itenult* gue to their former strength and five 1003 I’ an American OI.E ( III V I A . F l . O l l l l l t . up r y a tiu n * D '- p irt m on t, Washington New York 3 of eight clubs esch. 1 iv r iiv v iF .m v o . iax t3 P an a m a City, Florida Games champions will be a G E O R G E J. BAUMD AC H and T i l l Otla N. Batterwlilt# and Detroit 6 Boston 5 Tiie two leagues are now M A R O A f t E T E. B A U M B A C H . M a*o m a Batterwlilt*. hit mong the powerful field com operating with 10 teamj each. Minnesota 3 Log Angeles 0 his wits, w If* peting in the New Hidgetand P la in t iff. tlK SII IKV C Ki Unkn own MOST OTHER POPULAR Poll in suburban Clvlnil. 2 Rltmore 0, (N) AVII T i l l All partis* claim in g Common vs. Chicago 5 Kan. City 3 (N) A. L. DR FMM OV D. r i l A t U . A Inter .a t* by. t h r ou g h , un ­ Oak Park. ill. AMERICAN CARS Saturday’s Game* (I R U U M O N D IIOIHN t l ' f l l l and d e r or against the a f o r e ­ A team of 16 swimmers Tki CUu, Eisj, Quick Waj to Paint! FIIANK IIOIIINAI'OH, h sr said Otl* X. B at tsrwhlt* CHICAGO (U l’ l) — Indus­ New York at Los Angeles and Ma*oma SAtlsrwhlte. and one diver will be select­ hu sba nd, st al trialist Titus Haff* has re­ Dr fs n d s n t s hi* w lfs Everybody Hfce* TLocho"—the way k talcs ed to compete against Japan. Boston at Minne-sota V o rit'K OF M id i YOU AUK hereb y no tifie d ceived approval to buy the Detroit at Chicago sway the bother o f stirring or thinning, NOTIC E IS H E R E B Y G I V that a Co mplain t to fo r ec lose The tour will start in Tokyo Aurora Downs rare track for I the wsy it doesn’t drip or run like ordinary F.N that an ths 24lli day o f a c ertain niortyaRn enc u m ber - Aug. 17-18 and will end Aug. Kan City at Clvln.l <N) Ing th# f o l l o w i n g do se rlbod A ug u at. m i . st 1 l:« o A. M 11.200,000. Ilaffa said he .point, dm wsy k dries in minutes, tho 31. The team will leave for Bltmore at Washington (N) at ths front d oor o f ths C o u r t rsal pro p erty , t o - w lt : would seek flat and harness |lovely, rich, flat finish it provides, the way Hoiks o f Xrmlnola C ou n ty , s t lait t. Block ii. i " I s HIV Los Angeles Monday and for * r cJmob op iotkr and booh . d s n ford. Florid*, th* h o n o r , Cl.U ll MANOR. UNIT NO Japan the next day. The motto of “ E Plurlbua racing dates and modernize s h ls A r th u r II n n - h w l t h , Jr. I. a c c o r d in g to the plot th* track that has been idle Unum" first appeared on U, thereof a* reco rded In C I . r k o f ths Circu it C ou r t o f for several year*. Homlnol* County. Florid a, will Plat B o o k 11. I’ aa * loo. S. coins in 1373. Fort Lauderdale Moves Into 2nd Good Boating Needs: M ore Than Legal K it Giants, Bears M eet Contract Sold In Opener Saturday Legal Notice Legal Notice Standings ret. Beverly Noto Hitfh Both Win American To Be Reactivated THIS S U M M E R Join the “ Cool Ones” in an air conditioned T963 Six Events On Swim Program • Ford • Fairlane • Falcon miltiMifru-ull,s Twill’fir nil” NEW DUPONT W A IL P A IN T Receives OK $ 270 Ride Cool b 00 Comfortable AIR CONDITIONED if o f f s r fo r **ls to ths hlRh tst and hast bld dsr f o r es*h. st p u b lic ou t c r y , tha f o l l o w Ins d ssr r lh s d p ro p sr ty o f ths Defandsnts A. t. Dr um m on d. C h a r t s Dr um mon d Ito blns uRh sod F ra n k U o h ln s u a h . her husband: ------- g'i i *. r —.i ............a. Publ ic Re cor ds o f Seminols C ou n ty , Florid a has bs* u filed a x a ln it you In th* abovs-siyled eult. and y o u s r s r sq u lred to serve a copy o f y o u r A nsw er o r other Plea d ing t o th* C omplain t « n P la in t iff's attorn eye. V.VDKIt- ULii. i n - ___________ >v la tW_ I_ i. Legal Notice la th * J io ls r . I'a a rt S .m l n t t l * of eh* ( 'n a s t y . F in e . Ida. la Prnfcafv la re (h r E * la le nfi EDITH UIRKHIM KR F IVM . 1 .1 ;■ FOR ONLY t 'o a a ly Deceased NOTICE B T E W A R T B B U II DI V I - NEB A van due m . H>>. -77 K l n . v A l t a m o n t . Uprlnca, E s*l Centr al Boulevard. o r . th* unde rsigned will, on th* F lo rid a , a c c o r d i n s to plat tsnitu. Florid a. a n t file th* lo t h day o f Hept*mb*r. A.D. t h s r s o f r s c o r d s d In Plat o r i g i n a l A nsw er or other 1SSI. present to the Honor* H oo k I. P a t s S3. P u b lic Plea d ing In th# o f f i c e o f th* a b le Co un ty J u d g e o f BemlnClerk o f th# clr--uit ■ ir- m ole County, F lorid a, her final Ttscord* o f Se min ole Cou n account end vouch­ ty, F lorM a ; I n c lud ing k i t ­ o r b e f o r e th# Jth d »y o f Bep- return, c h e n etoys. r e f r i g e r a t o r , t s m b s r I SSI. If y ou f a l l to do ers, a* A n c illa r y A d m in is t r a ­ trix o f th* E state o f E DITH ■ •> heaters, c ar p*t a n t to, a d e cr e e p ro c o n f* * » o w i l l dece a se d, a n l b* ta ke n S a t i n e t jroo fo r Ih# l U I l K l f IMER, •h a d e s to u s t h e r with all s t r u c t u r e s re lief dema nd ed In the C o m ­ at eald time, then and there, m a k e ap p lic ation to the said anil Im p r or sm s n t s. than o r plaint. t h r r s a f t * r on es ld land. T h is N ot ic e shall b# p u b ­ J u d g e (or a fi nal settlem en t T h is le mails p rr s u a n t to lished one# a w eek fo r four o f her ad m in ist ra ti on n f eald F in a l D s c r ts o f F o r s t l o t u r o r o n s s c u l lv * useks In th* eatate, and f o r an o r d e r d is­ c h a r g i n g her as such A n c il­ e n t er ed la ths a b o v e cau se. Hanford llsr ald. A d m inistr atri x . Chancery Docket No. till] Dated this tth day s f A u g ­ la r y Dated thl* the 1st d a y * f now pen ding In ths C ir cu it ust. 1>U. A ug u st . A .D 1»SI. Court o f and for H*mtnote (Beal) /a / RUTH GARDNER A r t h u r If. B »c k w it h . Jr. C ou n ty . Florida A* A n c illa ry Adm.nteIS W ITNESS WHEREOF C lar k o f th* C ir cu it Court tra tr lg o f th* R elate o f B y : M ar th a T. Vlhlen t ha ve hereunto set my hand E D IT H f l l l t K H I M t . i l and o f f i c i a l eesl this Tth d ay D.C. Deceased. AN DERSON , Rt'BII. DEAN. o f A ug u st , m i . •STENMTIIOM. DAY IS A MeU J W X D E B A van den B ar s teiEAtil Counsellors |I.VTOBH and A r t h u r H. B e c k w it h . Jr.( A t t o r n e y s A tt o r n e y s foy A n c illa r y A d ­ Clerk o f ths Circu it C o u r t at Uaw III E a st Cen tr al Boulavard m inistra tr ix In and t o r B s m ln o ls C o u n P ost O ff ic e D r a w e r 1119 Fuel O ff ic e B oa 1711 ty Flor id a Hanford. F lo r id a Orlando, F lorid* B y Jean E W i l k s D e p u t y Clerk P u b lish : A u g u st t. It. II- I l ­ P u b lis h : A ug . ». II. !1. 10. 1X3 ls !! P ublish A u i u e t ». m l UDL-S4 CDU-IT jCDl-2# Mow Clip This! $ 2 7 0 ° ° WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE EASY PAYMENT PLAN FREE STAMPS With Fin-sp Sat. - Bus. Only >’«id After August 11 “ Your Friendly Ford Dealer” H iatoki« m int, m htooo* “ DUCO” SATIN SHEEN ENAM EL tow t u r n , wfitwr r cot no* IMJ.MWT. MEnANE OIL CO. SP A R STATION 25th & French HILL 213 W. 3rd ST. UUnStvoan 3## Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED LUMBER AND HARDWARE CO. FA 2-3581 • SERVICE DEPARTMENT Ph. FA 2-1181 308 E. First St. W. Park Ml 4-891G �( : \ : 4 w tm ;' TOUR of HOMES the Sanford - Seminole Area Page 6—Fri. Aug. 9, ’61 grralk fa n g A a iu la iio n A OTIS BURNS ROOFING we wish you every success Wlakea to Congratulate MBS. PATTON ROSA L. PAYTON do the masonry work Baal I m MH; la MH tato every M on your new home. A L L T T P S ROOFING . Bout aC H! McRaney Paint .GAYLE "Tiny" HOWE 2410 S. Sanford A te. Up Bhlaclo -TUa ROSA L. PAYTON Oa tbo shooing of your saw home. It ia daUghtfal! Wa nr* proud to k a r t furnished I Tha Dutch Boy Paints, famous for their durability and beauty. Also. Um Mlrrora throughout tha boaac. It was a pleasure to WE DID THE ROOFING Congratulations • . 111 W. 2nd. HI. f & Glaaa Ph. PA 2-8411 Ph. F A 2*4381 Wa are proud to | hare Installed all ( iimn fanqAatutationA tha cabinets ia •I.Y•4 Mrs. P a y ta a 'a model hama. * I “Modern os Tomorrow1 Yet Its charming colonial design m tk# w p h f l — af jraar medal heme make* thia house moat desirable. ROSA L. PAYTON May We Congratulate ROSA L. PAYTON H / Um lint shewing be a gnat AU kitchen caU-1 truly On A Job Well Done! nets are walnut | plastic lamtaatad ( tor oasy care. . FRANK PRICE PHONE FA 2*0215 NOVELTY WORKS Wa art gn at to k in famished tha RED-I-MIX CONCRETE E. L. Burns Electric PH O N E 32S-S858 MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. “Pretty A s A Picture” Deacribc thia lovely culunlal home . . . and our painting enhanrrd Its beauty! F r i H i Dtp— fa ble Delivery* M S O n Ava. Pk. FA 2*5751 Don't M iss This “Open House” If you’ rs theCAT'S looking for a real dream home. JA M E S B. A D A M S PAINTING 1 DECORATING PHONE FA 2-7741________ While you are out driving, this week-end, take this p a g e with you. The map above will assist you in locating some £ jlsJ: U)idJuL&! o f Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real ROSA estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find We've given your home year 'round comfort controlled livability with the best o f air condl* A luxurious new custom built humc has now Sanford’s exclusive Mayfair section, and . . • been completed in just what you are looking for in the way of a home. Honing and central heat. TOM PRICE A L KEETH P1PELINB Sheet Metal Specialists TULSA, Ok la. (U PI)— The 1800-uiilu Colonial pipeline from thu Texas coast to New England will cost $300 mil­ lion and move as much as 600,* 000 barrels of petroleum prod­ ucts dally— the equivalent o f 50 average sixe tankers, ac­ cording to Culf Oil Co. Central Heuting & A ir Conditioning 505 W. 5th. ST. We Point With Pride Q om fiohdaiionA to the smooth and level ground surrounding Mi». Paytons model home at 1802 E. 2nd. Street L IF E T IM E T E R R A Z Z O FLOORS May We Invite ROSA L. PAYTON’S You T o CaU Us For — MODEL HOME • FiU Dirt INSTALLED UY • Grading UJU/SalA Now Complete ia Nearly Complete in Loch Arbor Greenbriar 301 E. Crystal Dr. Highland Court Three b e d r o o m s , 11 j baths, with GE built-in oven A surface unit, dish­ washer, garbage dlapoaal, range hood, central heating and air condition­ ing. On beautiful lakefroat property. $31,008. Four bedrooms, I hatha, family room, b u i l t ia o v e n A surface anil, diihoaaher, d i s p o s a l , range hood, central boat an d air conditioning. Double garage, $28,888. G E N E R A L ^ ELEC T RIC GREENBRIAR Developed by IN . E X C IT IN G N EW H O M E S! • Top Soil FA 2-8074 • Tree Removal TERRAZZO INCORPORATED William S. Brumley Jr. • Byron M.. Leach Dewitt Hunter Main O ffice In New Smyrna Beach 202 Fairmont In Sun land Estates M l E. 2C ST. P. O. BOX 508 FA 2-3268 ____________ PHONE GA A8031____________ ! If Priced at 132,000. thia desirable 4-BEDROOM, 2 ft-RATH HOME boasts many modern features: • Mpeclou* Kltchvn & fam ily Haem Combination • Lifetime Stripped Terrain* floors • Outdoor briek patio with llar-H-l|ue I'it Many alher ailraa 2-car garage. PLAN TO nuch aa * Ceramic Vanitury llalha * Separate Dining Kimiim a fully Air Cundltioneil A Centrally Healed * l.uuterrd Duora Thruuahuut entrantp foyer, pnnlry and ciiclo*ed l it It UPON COMPLETION OF YOUR N EW HOME ROSA L. PAYTON are outatanding. HOSTESS & OWNER Rosa L. Payton yon have R EA LT O R S! homes, grove*, rentals — acreage, advertise on our weekly Tour o f Homes page! C A L L FA 2-5612 FOR INFORMATION It in with a great drul o f pleunure that we point out the luxurious VISIT — YOUIt / Our hearty Congratulations vunitor) baths, their colored American Standard fixtures 1802 E. Second St. - Mayfair Section, Sanford j! B U IL D E R S — Congratulation . . . Rosa Payton May You Have Continued Success In Your New Venture, R. L HARVEY 204 S. Sanford Ave. PLUMBING & HEATING Ph. FA 2-3383 Senkarik Glass & Paint COMPANY, INCORPORATED 210 Magnolia Ave. FA 2*4822 �1» - I I __ - « --------------------- I---------------- — ■-----------------— ----- .a...— -.-.s a g - I WEEK END TOUR of HOMES Sanford - Seminole Area •tr» Urban Or Suburban, Home Is W here Are you cosmopolitan, or metro* politan— urban o r suburban? In other words, are you at home anywhere, or do you prefer to be right in the center o f things? Do you like to live 'way out in the country or sort o f on the edge o f town? If you are the cosmopolitan type o f person you will be at home in any o f the fine dwelling places offered by builders on this page and might like to look them all over to find the one with the best features for your family and your needs. If you are metropolitan in your LAKE SHORE HOMES IN PARK RIDGE tastes you will prefer to be close to town and as near the center o f ac­ tivity as you can get. This week, Rosa Payton Realty is offering an exclusive custom-built home in the newest part o f the May* fair section, with for bedrooms, two and a half baths, and many special, luxury features to suit the most ele­ gant taste. (Photo o f this home is on page 12 today.) Those who prefer the quiet suburbs or the even quieter Murbe" (that’s way out) can also find a spot that will suit them in Ravenna Park, IdyllwilHn, O N L A K E M IN N IE Attractive 3 & 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath Homes fJrwMihrmr, or T ee ’N Green which are within two miles of Sanford. If you want to get further out though, take a look at the Crystal Lake Park Homes, Country Club • sa fa ri Step Into Luxury Living Heights and Lake Wayman Estates. In any location you will find that these homes have been built with an eye to comfort, convenience, privacy and ample living space. Builders listed on this page have had much experience and given much study and thought to the wants, needs, desires and also to the pocketbooks o f the various types o f home seekers who will be looking, examin­ ing, and choosing a new home. For your convenience, a map o f the entire area is shown, which will make it easy for you to find these homes. All of the advertised areas will have salesmen on the grounds to show you around, or give you the key and let you look for yourself. On A W orking M a n s Budget! We double-dare you to allow aa where you can jr«t values like theaa: 3 Bedrooms . . . l ) j Baths . . . Lars* Screen­ ed 12x16 Room . . . AO Mica Cabinets . . . Paved Streeta . . . Co aun unity Water . . . and A L L FOR $330 Dowu aad only . . . . ether beautiful appelaUaeaeli. TEE »N* GREEN ESTATES ONLY ONE Priced From *18,000 NO CLOSING COST • IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY FHA & CONVENTIONAL FINANCING DIRECTIONS: Go South on 17-92. turn Weet on Lake Mar, BWd., >« mile to t’ark KMge. See Wayne Montgomery A t Models JLOT prestlsa Pointing that lawn* now need water, County Assistant Act-lit Ernie LumJberg today isiued the following announce­ ment: Many lawns throughout the county art looking quite bad at this time. Drown spots and “ thinning” gran, area* are prevalent. Chinch bugs, armyworms and sod wcbworms are active. Fungus and nematodes are also doing damage in some cases. A large percentage of the lawns ara being damaged be­ times watering once a week is came they are receiving too probably enough. Light .fre­ little water. Sufficient mois­ quent watering causes the root ture la a very important part system to grow near the sur­ of a healthy lawn. We have face instead of growing down been having tome rain show­ ers, but they have not been sufficient to keep a good growing lawn. The soil should be wet to a depth o f one foot to supply sufficient moisture. This will take about an inch of water on the average soil. In dry LEFT la this location. / \ ffck sU Out 20th 81. (Country Club Road) adjoining the Mayfair Country Club. Just asiaatea froas town and Interstate 4. W ater Lawns Now - Lundberg LAKE PRIVILEGES }4 *56 MoMv S S i. With dmMa cirpw lii, garage*. deluxe laadxciping. central heat, We.iinghuuM titchew equipweat and a » r Fri. A u g . » , '68— Page 1 ftr a lk into the toil. Of course, on newly planted or renovated lawns, more frequent water­ ing is needed. liood watering practices, mowing heights, fertilisation, and pest control are all im portant to keep the grass at its best. CRYSTAL LAKE PARK la LAKE MARY. Choice lake front and lake view property la the anlet. rural munlty of Lake Mary. Coavenleat to all outdoor recreation aad all city adraatagea. LAKE WAYMAN HEIGHTS On Highland Avenuo la the growing city of Loagwood, la a nicely Meted reeldoel area, yr| conveniently Marby stereo, charchoa, schools aad b e y U. B. Hwy. 17-92. OR — wall c astom hulld on yoar lot to year plaaa or own! 1M% Financing arranged. C A L L FA 2-2744 LMN T E 8-3911 or ENTERPRISES, Inc., BU ILD ER8 UNBELIEVABLE C o u n try, C l u b ] ( H e ig h t s I) Beautiful N ew Home Built to match or exceed your dearest dreams — in one o f Central Florida’* most beautiful, most carefully planned communities 1 Ravenna Park IM M E D IA T E O C C U P A N C Y “ A Community Built With Pride” o » *450 Prices From $11,900 - Low Down Payments 3 & 4 Bedroom. 1. K g , 2 Bath Homes FHA, FHA In-Service, VA, Conventional Financing AND DOWN Idyllwilde NO CLOSING COST “ Homes Of Distinction” FHA 35 YR. MORTGAGE 0 • •larger, Finer Homes, designed for those wha demand the ultimute in comfort, convenience, ■ FEATURING: and luxury. • Central Heat and Air Conditioning • Deluxe Wesllnghouxe Kitchen* • Sewer and Water • Sidewalk* and Street Light a • High and Dry Beautifully Landscaped Lot* MODERN KITCHENS BY • Out of the Flight Pattern S E N E R A L f t ELECTRIC PARK ROYAL HOMES Get in the picture! Select your lovely home this weekend! -JL%Z^ZZ IN C O R P O R A T E D ■fil * -••••: / ■n . •4* Sho&mak&A CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Custom Building Our Specialty General Office 211 W. 25th St. Sales Office FA 2-7405 FA 2-3103 STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS I -• •• 1■ _ ll tliit t"" / �fljaycec Whret r PU m Banquet - On Sept 21 •*».*. H h J17M W N i C h* w»L : : : . « » • < three vlaKnra and hiv toil ttoa to Wae®to toeto* ; bar* wbae they mat at the ben* i f Mn. Chart** Toten.ban*, president, for Um ref*Ur Mooting. Tho guests were Mn. Ro­ bert Horror, Mrs. Chuck Ro..borto and Mro. Gerry Raima. Mr*. Paul Lowio reported that the had aont a red fire truck to the bop the club ia sponsoring «| Banland. Mr*. Tom Price and Mn. TOtenboum wen nominated for the “ Key Girl" award. The memben eaat their votea and the winner wOl he an­ nounced at the InetalUtion banquet in September. It waa alao voted to aponior • banquet Sept. SI and Mn. Price waa named chairman «f arrangement*. It waa decided to give the tan* award* given b / the dub Uit peer. T ha elect! jo committee eompoeed of Mn. Charlea Xampf, Mn. Larry Bkatee, Mn. Phil Skate* and Mn. Garnett White wen aaked to preeent a new alato of offlcon at the next meeting. Mn. Polk aiked for voluntee re to help with the flihing rodeo acheduled for this month. Following th e prognm, Mn. Odette Hastay from the Cut and Curl Beauty Shop, presented a prognm on ikin can and tnaka up, ualng Mn. Polk aa a model O t k e r memben present wen Mrs. Chock Bowea, Mn. Dave Berrin, Mn. Dave Davis, Mn. Brad Polar and Mn. Jack Wilber. P ifg 8—FrL Aug. 9, *88 Bridal Tea Honors Miss (D ju ju i Southward (A b b y S By Abigail Van Buvan DEAR A B B Y : WlU 71m plans* do • couple o f million tew m g r i * big favor and tell ua why w e always get waited on last? It’s positively sickening! Our money ia as good aa anybody else’*, but for some strange reason, unless we push ourselves to the front, we never get waited on ANYWHERE until all the older peo­ ple are taken care of. WANTS EQUALITY m y turn* In your eoiumn because the man I era planning to marry hasn't proposed yet. Mlee Jeanne Southward waa I bottom** w m Mn. Georg* Igroom and Mr*. Billy South J. H. Leo Jr* Miss Shsrri I More then 100 friends called WORRIED Lao, Mlsa Marilyn McDaniel during tha appointed hours of guaat of honor at a bridal Store, Mn. Kay B erm , Mn.|ward. Others assisting wars Mrs. |and Mlsa Prance* Strickland. 14 to 6 p.m. tea Tuesday afternoon at the I Milner Oeborno, slater of the DEAR WORRIED: Don’ t worry. homo of Mrs. W. L Carter, I never use a signature with • letter on Gnndvlow A n. that could embarrass the sender. • # * * Co-hostaoooa with Mrs. Car­ ter wen Mn. W. P. Carter, DEAR ABBY: During my entire Mrs. J. W. Evans and Mrs. lifetime (33 years) I have had peo­ ple say to me, “ My, you have a lovely W. B. Kirby. Lovely arrangements of face— what a pity you’re so TH IN !” DEAR WANTS: Those who serve rooes and dahlias fat shad** of the public assume that teen-agers Or, “ Gee, you haven’ t gained an pink and white wort usod la have more time than their elders. ounce — isn’t that too bad?” tho living and dining rooms (This may or may not always be It is just aa hard for some peo­ and shades of gold and rust U true.) But it’s a safe guess that no ple to GAIN weight aa it is for tha family room. teen-ager has an ailing mate, or un­ others to LOSE it. And just as pain­ Tho refreshment table waa attended children he must hurry ful to be told about it. I wish I knew overlaid with a whit* linen home to. Or a bad back, or high how to put these people in their and lae« cloth and bald silver pl&C6fl» blood pressure, or aching bunions, or appointments. Pink and whits fnllen arches, or one o f a hundred THIN AND KNOWS IT dahlias surrounded tho silver other possible ills which older folks punch bowL An assortment tf are heir to. .Don’t crowd, honey. DEAR THIN: People who mako petit fours, party sandwiches, Your time is coming. thoughtless personal remarks need to • • • a mlnU and nuts wars served be educated, not “ put in their with tho punch. DEAR ARBY: Yesterday I sent place*”. But I’ll wager, after this let­ for your booklet, “ HOW TO HAVE ter hits print, many lucky feika who Guests war* greeted at tha A LOVELY WEDDING" — And I huve never had to worry about what door by Mrs, Al Doudney, a didn’ t sleep a wink last night. For goes into their mouths will be more ■later of Miss Southward, and heaven’s sake, Abby, DON’T print careful about what comes out. In tho receiving lino were tha honors*, her mother, Mrs. Ira Southward, Mrs O. Lewis Dinkins, the eroom’s mother and the hostesses. Mrs. W. A. Morrison and Mrs. M. B .Smith presided at The old recipe for rabbit winning the diamond open­ tha punch bowl and floating ing and ruffing a diamond. stew starts with the advice, A X J 193 Then be cashed his ace of 9541 “ First catch a rabbit." SARI hearts and noted that West The best advice to bridge ♦ QJ5 dropped the ten. Two rounds EAST players la “ First bid your are Mrs. W. II. Kirby, Mrs. Ira E. Southward, llONOREES AND HOSTESSES at a ten hon­ o f trumps left Bill In dummy s it a h slam, then make it." mother of the hride-elect, Mrs. W. L. Carter and oring Miss Jeanne Southward at the home of and exhausted tha adverse Personals j k c obiy Onfihidqsi Program Tuesday Mrs. W. L. Carter, Miss Southward and Mrs. O. Lewis Dinkins, mother o f the groom. Standing The WMU o f tho Plrat Bap­ tist Church will meet Tues­ day for tha monthly church N ew Arrivals day. A brief business session will start at 10 a.m. followed by Um program and circle meet­ ings. The devotion study will be given by R. Willard War* field, educational director. Mrs. A. J. Peterson will be in charge of the program, entitled “ Turning Away From the Truth o f God." bcusslons will be presented on vsrtous types of religion Including Islam, Mormonlsm, Buddhism and Baha’lsm. A covered dish luncheon will bo served at noon. By Donna Estes Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Pambro of Lake Dr., Fern Park, announce tha birth of a sev­ en pound, four ounce daugh­ ter, Cara Lynn, Aug. 8, at 9:05 p.m, at Seminole Me­ morial Hospital. Paternal grandmother la Mrs. Rose Fambro o f Longwood and maternal grand­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charlea W. Miller o f Lake Dr. In Fern Park. The Infant will be wel­ comed home by her two sis­ ters, Julie and Laurie. Mrs. John W. Evans. In the York, Pa., regional (Herald Photo) Party Given By Square D a n ce Class Starts Roumilla Septem ber Mrs. Miss Carolyn Michels and | Summer flowers were used Sum Cnccinture Jr., o f Or­ for dccoratrcns In the living lando, were honored Thursday room o f the Itoumillat home. , Mr. and Mrs, Richard Peas at 5::i0 p.m. when Mrs. F. E An all white arrangement •nd three children, Dickie, Roumillat e ntertalncd with and burning tapers were placHappy and Tata, left Hmraan after-rehearsal wedding ed on tho dining table high­ day for a two week vacation party at her home on Palmet­ lighted with a white Madonna in Pawley’s bland, 8. C. to Ave. on a mirror reflector. Mlsa Michels and Mr. CacMrs. Carolyn Higgina as­ About 10 percent of all ciatore will be inurried Mat- sisted the hostess in aurving women at ages 45 to 34 are unlay at II a.m. in a cere­ an ice course. widows, life Insurance stat­ mony at AH SouU Catholic (Juesta enjoying the party isticians report. Church. with tho henured guests were Mr. anil Mrs, Anton Michels, [lev. Richard Lyons, Rev. Lewis Dunlenvy, Sir. and Mra. James Von Hcrbulis, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Menort. By Doan* Entr* | George, lien, Jack and Sarah, I parents and to help her get I While here the Warrens will Mr. and Mrs. Dean Suavely, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Tice arrived In Longwood Tuesday settled without too much exsr- attend a wedding of a friend Miss Uctty Michels, Miss Jo­ have raturned to their horn. for » two wcek » lllt with her |tion. |in Jacksonville. anne Caccintore, Miss Sherry In Longwood after ! Mg. Ml Garcia, Dave and Daniel Cacciatore und Mr. und Mrs. Sam six weeks In Cacciatore. They their two ! Longwood Couple Returns Home J 11 The Promenadera square dance club, under the direc­ tion o f the Sanford Recrea­ tion Department, will iponscr a fall square dance class at the Civic Center starting Sept. 11. W Q ie ♦ Q J976 A X I4 I V J 7 I1 «1 0 S 5 » *1141 BOOTH (D> AAQI7I practically every South play­ er reached six spades and almost ill of them took tha f AKII 44 club finesse and went down. A ASS Col. Bill Christian o f Sta­ No tmm vulnerable ten Island, made the alam Booth Weal Norm l u l In apite o f the club finesse IA Fare I A Pare being wrong. Ills stategy was 39 Fare 4 9 Fare SA Fare I A Fax* an elimination play that for­ Fare Fsm ced West to give him the >9 hand. Of course, the elimin­ ation play might not have come off. worked, but Bill kept the ex­ Bill started proceedings by tra finesse In reserve in case the extra chance did not trumps. Then Bill discarded one club on dummy's last high diamond, led a heart and played his eight. West had to win with the queen and Bill'a eliminator had done its job. West could­ n't lead a heart or trump. If he led a club the p l a y would take BiU'a finesse for him, if he led a diamond .Bill would ruff in dummy and discard the last k>9 club from his own hand. Church Calendar Joe Curtis o f Orlando, call­ er for the Promenadera, will teach the class. .Anyone in­ terested in taking tha lessons MONDAY may call the secretary, Ann the First Pres­ Sarner, NO 8-4588 or FA 2- Circles o f byterian Church 1 through 10 7265. meet at 11 a.m. In tha various Information may also be ob­ rooms o f the Church. All tained from any member of meet in the Sanctuary at tho club or by stopping by ltitlO to heur Mrs. E. W. the Civic Center any Wedne*' Smith give a report from the day night from 8 to 11 p.m Montreat Conference. Cover­ where visitors are always ed dish luncheon served at welcome at the regular club noon, followed by general dances. meeting. daughters and their families, Ct/e Jh& Cdomsm Mrs. Emily Warren and Mr. and Mri. Henry Ellis. While In Donelson Mrs, Tifo suffered a heart attack and had to spend 10 duys in the hospital. Mrs. Warren and children, T ips For N ew Summertime Baby Sitters By Ksy Sherwood NEA — Ibis summer thoussndt o f young daughters have made their first tiy at gainful employment by baby­ sitting. Their proud but un•usy mothers send them off with solemn advice. Wc arc inclined to coneentiule our advica solely on (he serious responsibility o f baby-sitting. Let’s add a few words o f more down-to-earth advlre. A more likely emergency — es­ pecially on a hot, humid sum mcr afternoon — is a temper' tantrum and a battle royal between the little ones. The sitter with a trick or two to ofler can save the aituation. A few auggestions fur the V'Qinir or Inexperienced sitter: Let preschoolers play with toy boats and fish in a lukewarm bath; help little girls wash and dresa their dolls and stage a tea party; taka along pen­ cils, paper and alate and play School; take along decks of old carda to build curd house*; read stories aloud; encouruge little boya to show off their toy autoa. Work with the small fry to empty aoft drink cans. They can use animal faced balloons (which would have to be bought ahead o f time) aa beads, but ordinary balloons with features painted or pastvl on should work as well. A final reminder: the sitter who wants to be invited back wity pick up tha playtime mess before aha leave*. VISITORS AT THE LONGWOOD HOME of Mr. uml Mrs. Theo Tice aro their daughter, Mrs. Emily Warren anti family from Donelson, Tenn. Seated from left are Mrs. Tice and Mrs. Warren and standing are George Wurren, Mr. Tice and lien Warren. (lieruld photo) Mrs. Blouin Honored With Party Length Good manners and good grooming aro traits every mother tries to instill in her daughter. But equally as im­ portant to her happiness Is the ability to say "n o ," gra­ ciously but firmly. This knowledge wilt stand the slaughter In good stead all her life. In the years of dating and courtsJiip a girl's greatest protection is a gentle, but firm, "N o " — whether she is being urged to take a drink ahe has promised her parents she won’t take, or go to a questionable place, or (end off a young man with loo-ambitious Ideas. Once she’ s a homemaker, the firm, but gentle, “ No” 1 still important. She uses it on the persistent salesman who is trying to get her to buy something she knows she hasn't any business buying. She uses It to keep from accepting invitatU ns sh e doesn't want to accept, from getting herself tangled up F LO R A 1 Entertaining at Jaime U now being done on a grand scale. The new at-hoine skirt ot ankle Icngin is (slung ilte Mrs. Clartnc* Hluuin was the sertvne. The hostesses place of hostess slacks, which FROM -----are now being relegated to Your Downtowa Florist honored with a farewell bridge presented a going away gift to lounge wear. party, Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Blouin. SANFORD Others invited to share the at the hum* o f Mrs. Jack FLOWER SHOP Cooking vegetables In their afternoon party and say good­ Cor. E. 1st A Sanford A?*. Morrison, Loch Arbor. Co-hosbye w ife Mines. Glen Lingle, skins improves flavor and FA 2-1822 FA 2-8152 Ueses were Mrs. Robert War* Jr., W. A. Adams, Georgs A food value and saves time. and Mra George Harden Sr. Speer Jr., Harry Woodruff, Carraway, John Mrs. Ulouln is leaving thia Andrew weekend to make her home In Crawford, David Olmstcad, Rhode Island. Colorful individ­ Russell Pearson, Hugh Whel ual nosegay of assorted sum­ chel, Esther Ridge, Myrtle mer flowers were placid on Adams, 11. L. Furman. Also Mmcs. John Ivty, Rus­ each table. Mrs. Earl Higginbotham sell Wilson, W. B Nicholson, won the high score award. Ida H. Sanders, Roy Holler, • FLUFF DRY • FINISHED LAUNDRY Mrs. Harry Toohe, second Leroy Anderson, Price Heard, • DRY CLEANING high and Mr*. F. D. Scott Edwin Shinholser Jr., S. O. “TOPS IN QUALITY A SERVICE" was low. Mrs. Eugenia Ran­ Chase and tha Misses Emma som, o f Jacksonville and Spencer. Cecil* Heard and 504 W. lat. Opposite Goodyear mother of the honoree, won Mary WUson. By Ruth Millett in organisations she doesn't |her one of the first lessons really want to join, and also a woman should learn. But, o f course, you can’t to keep her from letting her friends run her life for her. teach her except by examWhen she has children, be­ pic. "D o as 1 say, not as 1 ing able to say “ No*' ami do," won’t get you anywhere. making it stick is still im­ So you'd best check on your portant. And ao it la through­ own ability to say “ no" gent­ ly, but firmly. out her life. Some women say “ N o," but are too weak to make it Insight for parents Is In stick. Others say H so defi­ Ruth Millctt's "Tips on Teenantly that they breed an­ Agers." Mall 25 cents to Ruth Millett Reader Service, tagonism. Teach your daughter bow c-o The Sanford Herald, P.O. to say “ N o" both graciously Box 4*), ept. A, Radio City and firmly and you've taught Station, New York 19, N.Y. T E N T R E V IV A L Now In Progress - Through Sun. Aug. 11th - Services Nightly A t 7:45 Also Sunday 2:45 American Legion Fair Ground Wash V Wear Prints 45" Oxford Cloth Dacron and Cotton PER INCH Eslron Prints Assorted Miracle Blends VALUES T 0 1.49 per yd.! TH E (D sd ux SAME DAY SERVICE a 45" Printed Challie Highway 17-92 - So. Sanford Party At Morrison Home LAUNDRY & CLEANERS § OLD FASHIONED HOLY GHOST Evangelist — E. J. Cates Jr. REMNANT SHOP Of Greensboro, N. C. Preaching and Praying for the Sick Each Night, For All People Of All Churches. HWY. 17-92 DRIVE THRU FERN PARK TO SEMINOLE COUNTY LINE MAITLAND, FLA. SEW AND SAVE m • 8 By Oswald Jaco First Baptist WMU Plans * �r*. ^ 3 -V - '^ 1 uTTf ' - — Vljr 'Donovan's Reef' Showing At Ritz Ituiky John Wayne return* to the screen in a comedyadventure set and filmed in the South Sea* in Technicolor called “ --iv D a n ’a R e e f, which c.i. Sunday at the Rita Theatre. Directed by John Ford, who i* famous for Ms wa’ k in outdoor ad- V l n v iit f n t\ r) R I Ot IM T H E A T R E TOMtK S SAT. DM A CARLOAD TRIPLE rKATIHK A*. I At Tfrte naif - o ix s t e c e t (iU -* U a i« t Cmiktf * l« a Sa. I At *13* Hal* •A*A1.1. WH B W A S l" n..k HaM - r«u r Aa. a At lliOo Oalr " s t a t e r .» i « " Fat Raaaa - talar < CONISII if * . - no*, m i , ADULT ENTERTAINMENT r u a n : s im i M llt:n i l.r iik »unw a "Hid** atarta Klnl Tlair At TU*. tlaa Ta l.raalk Of Shawa - Oalr Klnl Half Will Hr Hraraird Oa Srrrad Shan. Caa,,tela »k«r> <aa llr arra Aa l.alr «• It.oo (OAK ti.Att I. V ^---------------- - " " ftintnrll A ' Paul Newman enacts the title roal o f “ Hud” in the realistic new screen drama for adults which opens Sun­ day and will run through Tuesday at Movieland DriveIn Theatre. Released by Pa­ ramount Pictures, "Hud” baa been acclaimed as one of fiimdom'a most ambitious efforts, and Paul Newman'a performance has been call­ ed his finest to date. Filmed on location in the Texas cattle country ami set ill iiiiniriit tii'iir,, "H ud" tells the emotion - charged story of the Bannon family. Mclvyn Douglas is an old Bannon, the aging patriarch of the family. Ilia son, Hud, is Paul Newman, and Bran­ don de Wilde is Homer's grandson and Hud's nephew, THEY’RE AT IT A G A IN ! John W ayne and Lee Marvin play two ex-war huddles who can never resist the opportunity to clobber each other in John Ford’s Technicolor production of "Dono­ van’s Reef” which opens Sunday at the Ritz Theatre. Watching the mayhem in the comedyadventure are Elizabeth Alien, Jack Wtuiieii, Cesnr Romero and Dorothy Lnmour. venture films, the cast includers Lee Marvin, Eliza­ beth Allen, Dorothy Laraour and Cesar Romero. "Donovan's R e e f is set in Ute present, ami is about three World War II heroes who were »hlp-wreckrd on a Sou let Sea island during the war. The three veterans are: John Wayne who plays the role of "Guns’’ Donovan, owner of a feet of sailing ships and proprietor of a sa­ loon named Donovan's Reef; Lee Marvin who plays a beersodden rowdy beachcomber; and Jack Warden who is the local doctor and head of the island's hospital. The doctor never returned to his home in Boston after the war, ami instead stayed on the island and married a native princess. Most of the film's drama comes when hia proper young Bostonian daughter arrives on the is­ land. Elizabeth Allen, who per­ haps is t>est known as the girl who said. "And away we go” on the old Jackie Gleas­ on Show,” lends consider­ able sophistication to i!.c mo­ vie as the girl from Boston. Dorothy Lamour who has seen service in many a South Sea epic is superb a* Fleur, the saloon chantcusc who wants to marry I.eo Marvin. FRIDAY P. M. ( 3 ) o u t ilo o r I Hull* tin Hoard TODAY * SAT. Ti*( (»» The Rabat DOUBLE FEATURE (I) Oultoar Ballttla “ THE AND “ TIIF. Board IIKAD” DEAD ONE" (!) Air I’oaaar T:U (*) vvaltar Cranhtt* — New* STARTS SUNDAY I I I (1> ln(. Showtime AT 1:00 - 2:30 • 5:00 • 7:00 - S:09 (*l Mav-rl.k («> Ita* tilde t:tt a3) Sing Along Witk Mitch (I) nonto ( ( Mi Th» III* Htnrjr l:«* (!) Cullen*1 All S t a r Kimllntll—tlraai li.ay I'ai-kcr, ( I t it) Alfrad Hitchcock Hour (t) I’ rtco to Right l#:#0 (1) Jack I'aar HhoW III Ejrewllneea U : ( * (I) A no Final Re,art III Mawseop* (I) Channel I Hawaoan 11:11 It) Spuria Final t o : ; (I) Holly wood Mot It Cgaglrat* 11:1* (I) Ttaltt tS:*o (»l Murphy Marlin S*wi tl:l« i>) Mid-Fla. 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' T Ht WA6NT A HOOPL&.J [SPILLING ( TOOK HIM FOSJ A kYO SAY Ha'S A C T IN '/ S VOUE OUASTTE^ A T ch eck ers ano Melvyn Douglas ns his father and Brandon de Wilde ns his nephew. Directed by Martin Ritt, "Hud” is a dramatic story of contemporary cat­ tle-ranching filmed on location in tbe Texas Panhandle. llll 5T(?AN<3f i t t A CORNS f / fT W H ( ! ) Maka R oom faddy I I ) Roy H o g i r t For (1) llrgnlo * Cacti II tt (3y Mr. VVItard ( I ) Sky King (I) Haga Biaay SATURDAY P. M. is .si (I) 4tatit La*4 ot Allakaaam (!) Man Into Spar* It) Mlko Walltca .New* I S I S (I) Da-aligll— Dalllmnrt at N. T. 1.00 (t) Ilaaahall— Minn, at X. 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Hubarta (tl Vlrman'a World 1:11 tt) ll.'a-i'oll— llnl'lmnra at V T. 1:4* (II lltiald of Truth (2) llaaebalt— l-lua at Clnn. I to it) Variety Tim* t 00 l»l TII.V : » (tl laauaa A Anaatrt ] .no (t) Hunituar Thaatr# 1:14 It) tfporle lllghllghta Si 43 Itl Roy llogara Feature 1: 0 0 (2) f o r * Tha Story 1:10 (t) Taka Two — Don MoN’all (I) Victory at Baa 4.00 (t) Holden Aga ot Holly­ wood (I) Major Adam*. Trailaiaator 4 00 (>) Inlarnatlonal Z>n* 4 ID ttl Ted Mack Amatour 11) Hullwtnkle t.tt Ml Tha Taoatlttk Caat«ry (tl Italia of lay tl) 4leet tha Praa* I 29 Mi Death Valley Dtya Ml I'roba Hi New*, opa 1 It (2) I nitre (VToola Ml (tea Hunt II) Laetla 1:1* Ml Waaltrfal Wartt af Color Ml ftanolo, Mt Mtaao* <t> Tho Jatanna I II Ml Fd bull lean flbow Ml Jana Wyman Show I >t It) Car 41 — Whara Ara You TV RENTAL • Sale* • Service Seminole TV to ii ■+ —ii Lon Bannon. The other mem­ ber of th« household la its cook and housekeeper, Alma, a plain, down-to-earth wom­ an played by Patricia Neal. The co • feature Sunday through Tuesday also is ad­ ult entertainment. Barbara Stanwyck and Jane Fonda co-star in "Walk on the Wild Side." Two color films art slated for W ednesday and Thurs­ day. Anthony Hall stars In Atlantis, the Lost Continent," and Chuck Connors star* In "Geronimo." A triple horror zhow, all thrc« In the first Sanford showing, will be featured Friday and Saturday, Aug. 14-17. The horror menu In­ clude* "The Hand of Death." "The Minotaur” and "The Cabinet of Callgari.” TELEVISIO 1 SO (ll Daputa Dug Vanity 1;!l II) Coaaldowa Niaag 1:00 (!) Acroaa tha Fa net III Cartnnnatllo 1 11 II) Ona Way Mirror 1:11 (ll Oood Mornlac •!) Snpar Car til Capt. Kanuarnn 1:11 It) Huff A Koadr 11:11 I) Slain A tko Chip, atunkt (}) Hucky Juncg (I) Iktrl Lowlg It II <l) Kina Laonardo ll) Mighty M aui Flay. holM (I) huparmai 11:11 ll) Firy (I) Hi a Tta Tta (») 4‘arti<ontaa » / Si IH«j DIDN'T £P tA )' I f W A VJLE* / W i “ IIUD” stars Paul Newmnn in the title role with WEEKEND IS* Ill Warn* roM ktr (S>>Ron Cochran New. (4) Ch. * .Setts 1:1* (2) Mac*.- vloiiieat, la So.rtt «:lt (*» MUI -Via. sinning Rtport It) nporta (:t* (ll Weather (I) Bachelor Father (:«• M) Sport* (:«» C l N'RC Neeee <> i TABLE H O P P IN G 'Hud' New Feature At Movieland DONdVftNS s ' Fri. Aujr. 9, ’63— Page 9 frrelft J ohn IWffNE Anniversaries " - ----------------------------■ ■ " FA 3-492B Zenith Colne TV Sales 2800 Sanford Ate. (>) Sunday Night Movl# 9 JO (21 llnnanva til Tho Rial MaCtyt * tl i f O r. Thtattr ID.I'd 121 Show of Week ill Candid cauitra H it tl VVkat g My Llo* I t ) .Vlit * N ona Itcpurtl l l .l t Ml Father Rneai Beat (t) taarak far Ttmavra* <1/ Truth ar Coataqaanroa 11:41 ft) Haldlng Light 11:14 III NRt? Maaag 1:04 itl Tha Open Window (It floneral lloapltal M) Nona aa4 Waaikar 1:1# It) lafftlma 1:15 (2) Fnctia 4:11 M) At Tha Warld Turn* 12) I’ o p l n Ar* F un ny 11:11 tti Ktwicopt (I) llarry Haaaonar Now a tl) )lld-FU Maw* .|l:tt I 21 I'ator Ouau 11:14 ft) Ch Nina Thtattr 1:14 4:1! tl) Hullywood Movlt Caaolooft M l M id -F la . New# Ml laffllm o 13) People Will Talk M) Pliowor* Ml Day la Caurt l:lt (21 Tho liurtnr* M) Art Uahlatlar Ml Jana Wymta Fra•ant* I tt (!) Loretta Taaag Show Ml Ta Tall Tkt Truth (t) Queen far a Day 1:1* Ml Ton Don't Par (I) Wk# Da Ton Traat 1:14 M) Dongle# Edward* wltk tho Ntw* Ml Tha Fl ue of Night 1.#* (SI Tht 4ftick llama Ml Amarloaa RaaSetaal (tl Haertl Storm * tt (ll Maka Roam fay Daddy (41 Millionaire ft) Dlacovary '»» t It Ml American Nawaattaf * 44 (I) NBC Ntwa t:0t (9) Chackmalt (I) The Haat af Qroaebe MONDAY A. M. By JUDY TU RNER Rush, rush, rush, the tempo has picked up M kids get rendy to go back to school, teachen nave only one more week o f reprieve, college freshmen buying new clothes nnd name tags by the hundred* and the last of the vacations beginning. In the mid* die o f all that hectic business, take time out to re s t. . The only trouble with Jim 9p«nccr» it that it U Ju*t tco hsnilyi Seriously, you hav* to admit it is tha bett place in tha world to itop for that last cool on* on tha way home and ths way that bartnndur “ sam " mixra t'livm it uauai. ly tuna into two cr three. There'# alwaya good company in tha penon of Sam, Fran, Doris and Jim, who ar* ready and willing to lUten to a good Joke or to tell ycu on*. Glenn, from the Sub Shop bearing hit name on SR 430, wanted ua to b* sure and tell you that they really do •tack tha ham hiifh, high, high on rye. Served right along with your favorite beer or win* It’s a treat ycu won’t want to mix*. If you’d like to get away for a while and take a ride, this ia the place to go. Live entertainment nnd a dance puvlllion will be one of the main attractions there toon, Wo. MI»a Mazie Allen, that love, ly young lady who won the third place in tha national conteat to pick tha American Roller Skating Queen in Port­ land, Ore., rrcently, is a mem­ ber o f the Skate City Roller Dance and Figure Club. 1 Ima­ gine she got in a let o f the prnctire with the club that won for her the crown, and for anyone who likes above and competition the club ia tha right place to be. squared away now. Something new thla week in response ta the fine turnout for the Sun­ day men’* tournament, tha Putt Putt couraa is beginning a ladies tournament at tha same time . , . that'* prac­ tice at 6 p.m. and conteat at * * .H, fairer 22- tv.1I play 3d holes o f geif. Kiddies tourney on Saturday morning from 9 a.m. til 12 noon for a special fee. I f you’ve alwaya wanted to atop at tht Rikaha Inn, out aomeona In tha family doesn't think they’d go fer tha fine Chinese food aenred there, you'll bo glad to hear you can break them in gradually, The Inn, home o f Chun King, ha* started serving a deliri­ ous selection o f staaka, ship­ ped from the west via Chun K I n g ’ a own refrigerated tnicks. Or, you can try a Chine** meal for cnly V0 cent* In the huh oriental at­ mosphere, along with on* of their colorful and exotic al­ coholic tifeverages. Flo aaya ahe'a been so bu t/ at the Carlbo in the afternoon she hasn't even had time to pick up any chit-chat to pass on. So if you’ve something Interesting to tell, go In and give her the word. Tell her a joko or eonvethlng. Lunches are really going itrong, with Iota o f ladiea enjoying tha cool atmosphere and friendly company o f Flo during theif noon houra. Peg, Bill and Rusa ara getting quit* a fol­ lowing on Friday evening*, playing to a full house. Tho Carllie ia the only place down­ town with good entertain* ment, food and drink all un# dor the snm* roof, 10 atop la If you’re looking for all thrr* I tl (I) Slga Oa I II ft) h'ga On t II tt) (Irovb A Farm ka. port 1:1* (t) Colltgt af tba Air T tt (I) Today (41 Operation Alphthet till (I) Faria. Marktl HaP»rt T:S4 (t) 81( 1* New* gad Wtttktr t ill II) Today 1:1* (I) Couatdowa Ntwt T ta (I) Mlekli't Ooaptl Ttmi It tu n look* good to a*e t.ll It) Mlakty Kaiat tkaa (I) Capt. Koagaroo Uia l'utt Putt Golf lighted up I II (I) Wtalhtr gat Mtart at night with acme activity. I It (Z) Today ll) Ctrlonvlllo In fact. It look* like the bus­ l it |Z) Jack Lalga* IkaW iest minature golf court* I ’ve (t) Amarina III at or y f t ) L'ncle Walt ever teen. Owner Gil Smith tilt it) Romper Roam I II Ml Banta Claue t It II) ()g|l Ptorm thaw 4.10 (I) llurna A Allea say* everything ii pretty well It:tt II) toy Wham I t ) D ep u t y Dang ((> Cgleadgr I II Ml Weethar Show (1) Cartoon Capara I t l # (I) Flay r«uy Hank (t) I Lov* l.nay (2) Ann Houlharn Mioa 11:11 II) Tht MtCoya EVERY SATURDAY gQ<- PLAY » 1IOURA tl) Prlcg It Htgkt INCLUDES SOFT DRINK MORNING 9-12 (91 I>rt umber lirld* 1* r u n riH i r r r ciu h t . 11:11 (•> I’ ata A H ladja M v rn j i i m i ’ 1%1. r i Hi i i r . ( t l Heara Keya IN %NII h ill fttettl NUteM ( I ) C onaaatratla a m i v h , »r%T»: o r ri.n ii. New* 111%, IN I II %N< IIII V .NO. 1.1311 MONDAY P. M. VoKTII AMKIUrtl* MOIIT li t* It) foaa rv a l laiprat <1 %a k r o it m it %t io n , «n Arlttitm C4irpor*lton. alog 3107 FRENCH AYE. GIL SMITH ruintiff, (I) Tannagaao Brnl* % • Managing 1'ro Ford iiuni : r.AMnnnT *u.i fttun* Ml l.oee of Lift “ l’utt Your Truublv* Away • at Putt-Putt" L E Y I.AMUIKT, Ilia wlf*. 11 II Itl llarrr Httaoaar I'-frriUntu M ir im o r SUIT t i i i : Ni%rr. o r i h h i i i m iiii KK.NK L A M D K It T in* .* imti.r.% 1. \m111:11 r. hi* kBife*. n Ih iii r«alt|»rit« |» y u r n 4i o f av t.r H4lit4 Cru*. Callfornl* Null.-# I# haraby klaan • '• hereby given IhAt that, purtu an t to a Final Da- •ult h«« b»en In Ih* rrea nf Fnraelnaiira entered RhovB InitlrAlti Court In raua a numb ered 13934 In you And t«ch of you the tttl« tba C ir cu it C ou r t o f Saualnule Of Which CMA« It A* MbOV* County, Flori d a, I a III aall shown. Ilia p rop er ty ainialed In ." inYou Are h«*rnl»y r%qulr*<1 Inula C oun ty , Florida, d e f i n ­ file* your Answer t»r written ed a*: Irtfenirf If say. In ths •t*o%« Ta>t t o f Block t l . I VAT- procssdlng with tlis Clsrk of II II l l " K tvCRDIV'lfiiX. t c art and *» Mrtri % I S ' I T N'». SIX. according n y thsrsiif upon ths plain* In tha p lot thereof «• ra- tiffs .«ttoriisy« whoir iiapis c o r d e d In Pint Hook 12. snd • ldrs«s AppsArs lisreon. pagaa 14 and 49. Public Of* or hrf«*rs lint 27th *1•y of Itacorda o f Samlliula t'oun- tiiKutt, I Y, the ntturs of title |troree*|ln» hrtng a suit to ty. Florida. T o a a l h a r wit h tha followin g forecloes ths llsn of a mart* Now featuring LUAUS, STEAKS. EXOTIC KAgA on (Its following tlss. ribhnueehnht appll.tncea: C llg m b t r a F;tectrl« Rullt- » l property sltusts in Msntl* '• DRINKS. In Ovan, Modal til l t.V. nols i’ »uuty, riorlde, to wit: Just a few minutes from Sanford, Iei/T J. HleOCK Q. HUNSerial 12M9 Chainbara Fllacirlo RulltI#AND ICHTATI2H, s eubSouth on 17-92 nt Fern I’nrk illvial.tn, grrnrdlng to rn.i*» In ltana». Modal DIT2JIC. Or plot thsrsof r. t i i Serial 9420 In li lt IS.solt 11, 11, Q u a k e r W a ll llealar. Mod­ I'llbllc Itsnif tig of HsmIel 471-21. Her 1,1 l l t t l l O i at p u b lic aala. to tha hlgheat i> »le Count v. Florid » DO.NK end ORDEItKD At a n t haat blddar fo r caah, at Hfmlnols County. tha F ron t d o o r o f tha Semin- Ksnfortl. Phone 838-2511 For Reservation* of Florid», (hlg loth o l e C o u n t y I'ourthnuaa In Son- Htste ford , Florida, bet ween ll i o o d ay of July, U «l. Kiddies' Day Legal Notice PUTT P U T T G O LF HOME OF PUTTING Legal Notice RIKSHA INN a m . and t oo p m , on Auguat 2*'h. 1441 (C o u r t Seal) A r th u r II. Raikwlth. Jr. < I.KHK c H t c c r r c o t n i T l i y : M artha T. Vthlan D. C. John H R oiju am or t Attorney *24 Rarnttt Rank Rulldlng Jackaunvllla 3. Florida Publlahl Augual I, 1942. CDI.-J1 {HEMs) .\rthur II- nsrkwlth. Jr. Clerk of ths Circuit Court lly: Murtbu T. Vlhlen Ill-way 17-92 Fern Park D. C. floees. Wight A Burford ! i Biol llulldlng—Hulte 301 4727 first Avenue Houth Ht. I*eter«burg, Klurl-U Attornsys for Plaintiff l*ubll»h July 24 A Auff. S, I. 14. 1942. CDK-72 GLENN'S SUB SHOP SANDWICHES HAM STACKED — JIM Sl’KNCKU’S — RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE ALL THE LORSTEK YOU CAN EAT .... $3.23 CHAR - IIROII.K!) PRIME STEAKS ROYAL RED SHRIMP (a real deliesry the way we prepare them! . . . they are NOT French Fried!) YOUR CHOICE COMBINATION PLATTEIt (Danieh l.obotrr Tall* ami Royal Red 8hrimp) FROG LEGS SUBMARINES A SPECIALTY DANISH LOIJSTEK TAILS (sweet as a nut) 7ITC7TT Reer - Wine • Soft Drinks $ 295 Sauteed la Mtltrd nutter UNDER THE UMHKKLI.A A Variety Of Fin# Cheeses and Meat*— Fre# To Enjoy While W’e Prepare Your Dinner ”™T7«Mr’ ^rTean7” Tt!^m—!r7alinTITirTve7^nT!{TrrTor" private partirx up to 50. South French Ave. Sanford Phone FA 2-0331 Open 10 Until 2 A. M. OPENING SOON! New Dance Pavilion Live Talent N EW LOCATION GLENN’S SUB SHOP SR 43, ACKOSH FROM WEATIICRSFlELp �Classified Office 204 W. First deadluto CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tom., thru Fri. • I P. M. day before insertion. Mob. - Sat. BOOB. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tue*., thru Fri. • I P. M . day before insertion. Moo. • Sat. BOOB. CLASSIFIED IN D E X 1. Lost t Found 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate W anted 12. Ileal Estate F or Sale 1. M o.!’rare Loans I. Innuru. . e 15. Business Opportunity 1C. F em ale H elp Vi a n te d 17. 18. 19. 20. Male Help Wanted Help Wanted Situations Wanted Babysitters Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repels 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services Radio A Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 31-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted S6. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers • Cabanas * i 1. I.os l A Found LOST: Gray k white Male Cat. Reward. Call FA > 0072. FOUND: Key on chain. FA 2-0528. 2. Notices • Personals VACUUM CLEANER repairs, parti, auppliea for Electro* lux, Kirby, Hoover, AlrWay, Rex-Air etc. Frco pickup. New and Uacd cleaner! sold. FA 2-2282. 3. Education • Instruction KINDERGARTEN REGIS • TRATIONS bow being ac­ cepted for fall term. Grace Methodist Church, Onora Rd. at Woodland. Exper­ ienced teacher, modern facilities. Your inspection in­ vited any weekday morn­ ing, 9:00-12:00, or phono FA 2-U72 for further infor­ mation. 5. Food PICK your own peaa. $1.00 bushel. KA 2-4971. BLACK eyed peas, $100 a bushel If you pick In your own container. FA 2-2794. 1 VEAL calf dressed wt. 91 lbs. KA 2-0281. For Rent F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Clean and cloie in. Jimmie Cowan. 322-1013. KUHN. Apt. Close in. Phone FA 2-2800. 3 BEDROOM house, water softener. $95. a mo. FA 28231. Available Sept. L A e o C E IS A MAM WHO TALKS ABOUT HIMSELF WHIN V o y WANT I D TALK ' ABOUT VfoURSELF CHRYSLER AIKTEMP (1 ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS CALL FA 2-8321 Southern Air 2513 Bark Dr. Air Conditioning Heat • Refrigeration i .!• �' Now Is The Tim e To Plant Yourself In Your Own H om e... Look To W an t-A d s I. For Real 12. Real Estate For Salet 6. For Rent FURN. Apt. 2300 Mcllonville. HOUSE. Suitable for couple A bucket of Paint. Brush and Elbaw Grease, will convert or bachelor. 3B0S S. Elm. SUMMER RATE. L i r i * this older 3 BR. furnished FA 2-2307. c>aa 2 bdr. turn. apt. $63. home into a must pleasant 1*00 Magnolia A\e. AIR CONDITIONED BR. In fam.ly home, with its large 3 Rm. (urn. Apt. 143. mo. oaks, magnolias and bear­ 1-3 BR. house IIS a month. lit E. 8th St. FA 2-3786. ing citrus trees. Plus fea­ 1-2 br. home $32. a month. tures include 2 rental units, S. Sanford Ave. FA 2-3219. 3 ROOM furnished Garage over 3JO feet on State Road Apt. Water and electricity No. 44. corner location and ! W K L A K A APARTMENTS: furn. Call after 3:30 p.m. some antiques. Room* private hatha, 114 FA 2-1303. This is worth looking into. , W. Firit SL May we serve you? Call CLEAN furn. Apt. 2817 Elm Lloyd Barnes at Everett OFFICE for rent 33 x IS ft. Ave. Near stores. No pets. A. Harper Agency, Realtor Ideal location, down town. FA 2-2244. 201 Commercial St. SMALL furn. Apt. Clean. All Utilities. $48. FA 2-2784. Furn. Apt. Close In. Apt. 4. HOME WITH 5 ACRES 3 BEDROOM unfurnished Du­ CBS home on five acres. 3 $33 Mo. 4a m w . ist. plex. Excellent location. BRs and 1 bath, 9 yrs. old. 1 BEDROOM Apartment. Kitchen equipped. 1001 B. in excellent condition. Nor­ Quiet neighborhood. FAS* Elm Ave. FA 2-3594. thwest side o f Sanfurd in 1462 from l:3B t* 4 p. m. County. Tile land with ar­ furnished Apart­ Monday thm Friday. Ph. NICELY tesian well. 4 acres under ments Park Apts. 1717 FA 2-1301 any other time. cultivation. $16,800. Other Park Ave. FA 2 8112. acreage available. Large 4 ROOM Apartment 304 Elm and small. AIR-CONDITIONED 2 Bed­ Ave. :t22 2021. room House furnished on “ CLEAN quiet Rooms’ ’ The large lot. $43 month. FA 2Stenstrom Realty Gables. FA 2-0720. 0397. Styr #«nforh frrxth Fri. Aujr. 9, '63— Paste 1 1 127. Special Senrlces By Nadine Seltzer LAWN SERVICE SWEETIE PIE Salts k Service G. H. HIGH 1700 W. 1st SL Sanford Ph. FA 2-3883 SINGER CALL FA 2-5783 ROOFING SEMINOLE k VOLUSIA Repair or New Any Type Contract or Hour BUNDED ROOFING CO. 668-5759 DERARY St. Johns Realty AUTO MECHANIC HOLLER MOTOR SALES BEAL ESTATE Salesman. I Mdn or Woman, for subdivision sales. Seminole Co. Write llox 22 c o Sanford Herald. 3 KM. Furn. Garage Apt. 309 W. 16th St. FA 2-3167. 3 BEDROOM House. Clean k close in. Jimmie Cowan. FA 2 loi3. FURN. Douse lor rent, Inc. T.V. Close m. Cali t A 24239 after 6 p m. IlOt'SKl RU LER. La 4047. FA 2 LEWIS C. DliLL READY MIX Concrete, win­ dow sills, lintels, step*, blocks, sand, cement, rock, nlnn r * r *• -• • • • » ten-ie* tnene *• - r - s Air-Conditioning 31-A Swap o r E ich an go ACCORDION. 120 Bass, white BUY, Sell Ik Trade Guns. pear) k case. $75. Osteen Bridge Fish Camp k Gun Shop. FA 2-5187, 20 Cu. ft. DEEP Freezer. 35. Articles Wanted Chest type. Needs paint. WANTED used T.V.'a. Ph. FA 2-3396. FA 2 9776. SINGER • Slant needle. Equipped to zig zag k 36. Automobiles - Tracks make buttonholes. Decor­ BUYING A NEW or ative designs. Guaranteed. USED CART Assume payments of $9.33 FINANCE IT WITH US per month. FA 2-9111. San­ ♦ Low Interest Rates ford Sewing Center. T.V. CONSOLES Motorola, now picture tube ........................................ $79.95 Philco, new picture tube .............................. $79.93 SUvertone, new picture tube ............................. $90.93 T.V. PORTABLES RCA ................................ $19.93 G.E.....................................$39.93 REFRIGERATORS Crosiey w w . New Kami. Coldspot $99.93. New Painl. 1 G.E. Double door. New paint......................... $149 93 1 Leonard $99.93. New Paint Frigidaire $29.95. It works. 1 N o r g e ...........................$19.93 Will trade on tlicse or $3.00 down delivers any uu'd ap­ pliance or T.V. Call Bob or Vergil at Goodyear. FA 2 2821. 333 W. Ist St. • Low Monthly Payment* FLORIDA STATE BANK 1938 CHEV. 2 dr. HT. B. 4 1L 323-2740. 1933 CHEV. Station Wagon, new transmission. Needs radiator. FA 2984*. 1936 FORD Falrlane. 4 dr. R. k II. Auto., Power Steer, V-8. WSW. 322-1423. WANTED 4-door station wag­ on not over $430. cash. FA 2 6637. 37. Boats - Motors Gateway To The Waterway Kuli.iuti Shutting Goods Your EVTNRUDE Dealer 3644-8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2 3061 ATTENTION — Two 23 hp? Evinrude Motors ready to go. $223. Will trade or (innance. Class B Hydroplane with Mercury super 10 and With purchase of Blue Lus­ trailer. $220. Jerry’s Out­ tre, rent Electric Carpet board & Machine. 412 San­ Sliampooer for only $1 per ford Ave. day. Carroll's Furniture. 14' ORLANDO Clipper, 10 hp. H i TON Air - Conditioner. Johnson, T*niler, accessor­ 18.000 BTU. 220 volt. Shal­ ies. $330. 2814 Iroquois low well, pump, tank k Avo. FA 2 9307. pipe. Electric Range ami all of this in excellent con­ 39. Trailers • Cabanas dition. 322 690!, SPORTSCHAFT '39, 50x10'. t Bedroom, front kitchen, VEGETABLE plants. See Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store, roomy, clean. Reasonable, 2nd and Sanford Ave. Orlando 835-1842. UTILITY Trailer. 2 Wheel. 6'xU‘ bed., $100 or reason­ able offer. FA 2-tS9l8. ~ -t« AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Cash. Piano Tuning and Repair SUPER TRADING POST FA 2 0677. W L. Harmon — FA 2 4233 27. Special Service* mi D5C S BU ILD YO U A Homes Our A U C T IO N Appraiser AUCTIONEER Liquidator l.irrnard k Bonded I 0.1 I'aloma A ir. Sanford, Fla. Ph. 122-8331 Life jecketi, air mats, beach floats, shoes, Army-Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Ave. ADVERTISING SALESMAN, permanent position, guurunteed salary plus commis­ sion, Applicant must be am­ H. B. POPE CO., INC. bitious and willinx to learn. WARNING All replies confidential. 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 You Should Try This Re­ Write Box 90, c / o The claimed, Zig Zag Sewing SWIMMING hist ructions, all Sanford Herald. Machine Before Y'ou Buy. levels. FA 2-3332. Popular Brand, l,ike New I'J. S itu a tion * W an ted Tractor, mowing, discing, Condition, 43 Model, Butt­ blade, scoop. FA 2-7664. CHILDREN" kept. FA 2 4182 onholes. Fancy Stitches, Monongrams, Embroiders, ESSO Service Station on cor­ BABYSITTING. 323 0380. Darns, Without Attachments ner of 19th k French Ave. Guaranteed, Pay Off ReChild Care. FA 2-2274. is taken over under new mauling 4 Payments Of management. Wash Jobs, PAINTING. Repairs. Work 481X1 Or $13.00 Cash. Ph. lube jobs, motor tune ups. guaranteed. FA 2 0259. FA 2 8627. Electric welding k etc. Open week days 7 9. Sunday BEFORE SCHOOL SPECIAL REFINED, experienced in 8-9. Roaks Esso. Phone gen. office, bookkeeping SALE 322 7392. typing, receptionist and Singer electric portable $995 cashier. TE 8 1139, Cassel­ Singer in console . . . . $22.00 29. Automobile Servlc* berry. .— . Kenmore in console . $28 00 Whlto In co n s o l* ...........$37.00 Auto Glass, Tops I’D. Bahysitlers With purchase of deluxe or k Sea* Covers BABY sitting day or night. zig zag models you will FA 3-1212. receive $3.00 worth of mslerial from Milady's Fine 21. Beauty Salons 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 Fabric Shoppe, Sanfurd \LL WORK GUARANTEED Sewing Center, loi S. Park Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop Ave. Cold wave special $6 93. Shop now has special facial TAKE OVER PAYMENTS booth services. Hair sty­ Power edger, new cond. ling, skin analysis facials, |Sen»arik Glims a n d Faint Ong. price $69.93 bal. $41. manicure, pedicure. Cali C om p a n y '63 port. TV Orig. pric* for evening appt, 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 4422 $17993 bal. $128.40. 3!8 Palmetto Ave. '62 auto washer Orig. price, Phone door ( l ) 322 0831 31 A. Pels $339 93. Bal. $132.30. Phone-door (2 ) 322 8325 '63 auto washer. Orig. price. SHETLAND PONIES $219 93 llal. $176 20. FOR CHRISTMAS 22. Build • Faint • Repair Pay each week A have yours '61 port. TV Orig. price, Semi-Retired Carpenter $179 93. Hal. $108.05. paid for by Christmas. We Small Repairs — Painting will keep until Dec. 24 Or terms to fit your budget. Phone FA 2 7983 Also Saddles, Blankets, NEW DISCONTINUED MOD­ FACTORY FRESH bridles k halters. After 3 ELS. 25. I'lu m liin g S e n ire* '62 40 lip. elec, start. OB FA 2 5179 or FA 2 3077. fLUMBINO motor mfg. lilt $619.95, now Contracting Repairs 22. Flowers • Shrubs 432995; 42 25 hp elec, start FREE ESTIMATES OB motor, mfg. list $319.95, LIGUSTRUM 50 cents to f 15 R L. HARVEY now $29 1 50. Gray Shadows Nursery 204 Saniord Ave. FA 2 3383 FIRESTONE STORES 4 mi. S. on Sanfurd Avs. Corner 1st A French, 322 0244 26. Kailio & Television GKit ItA DAISIES. Dutch MIR If you need betp. call USED T.V. Sets $10 up. Ser­ Nursery. Upsala ltd. Ju>t FA 2 3612 and place a Her­ vice calls $2.00. Sanford off 20th St. A 1st. ald Classified. T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford 33. F urn itu re Ave. Ph. FA 2 9776. -Specialty Pursuant lo an order by the owner. » c will -ell al pub­ lic auction the content- o f Ihr hra.-er Trading Post loralrd el 220 N. Amelia, Del.and. Flu., Sat., Aux- 10, at 1:30 p. m. New partial roiilents include antiquee, piftures. rut glass, pressed glass, vases, table ware, books, -lutlcd animals, rluthinx. mirror*, old butter rhurn, trunkand many items loo numerous to mention. Some items over 100 years old. \ll sales in CkSII and to the highest bidder. Ilu-inrss will also be offered in hulk and proof u| itirnnir run be irrifk d by owner. Low rent. This in a money maker fur anyone. COME ONE COME \l.l. Fixtures and Household Items iucludril. 34. Article* For Sal* dry wells, stepping stones. Miracle Concrete Co. SMITH Air Condition Refri­ 309 Elm. Ave. FA 2-3731 geration service. All work guaranteed. Very reason­ SINGER AUTOMATIC able in price. Day FA 2-7434 SEW1NU machine, like-nsw, Night FA 2-2069. makes buttonholes, sews on buttons, monograms, em­ LAWNS Renovated • Aerate broiders, etc. All without Remove Thatch - Chinch attachments. Sold new over Bug Spriy (VC-13) • Ferti­ $300, balance now due only l e —Ph. FA 2 42*4 $89.8*1 or pay $8.26 monthly. MANSFIELD LAWN SER. Liberal tradelu on your WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, old machine. Csll Orlando SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 211-9387 collect for free All Types ansi Sizes hotna trial. We Repair and Service BAMBOO blinds, 4 reel $1.99; S T I N E 6 feet $2.99; 8 feet $3.99; Machinery and Supply Co. 10 feet $199. Also match 207 W. 2nd St. FA 26432 stick blinds. Furniture Cen­ ter. 1100 French Ave. STENSTROM REALTY 3 BEDROOM. $10o a month. Pinecrest. 122 Shannon Dr. loirgc living room, range furnished. Redecorated. 349-3321. Used furniture, sppliaaces, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry's Msrt 21$ Saaford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ FREE ESTIMATE tios. etc. Free estimate. Ph. Upholstering k Msttress 322-3304. ov sting. New k Used Furmi* lure. Cell Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 708 Celery Ave. FA 2-211T. SEWING MACHINE FURNISHED 1 A 2 Bedroom 2 BEDROOM unfurnished 111 N. Park Ave. 322-2120 Apartment. 135 k $43. New­ House with large fenced ly decorated. Quesnel Apt. yard at 2307 Yale Ave. Call 7. 404 E. nth St. 322 8194. FA 2-4313 after S p.m. THE TIME TESTD FIRM 1 BEDROOM furnished du SMALL clean furnished Apt. 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 plea apt. Adults. FA 2-3410. Vicinity o f Food Fair. Ad­ NEW HOME: 3 bedrooms. ults. FA 2-0702. Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. up. Ua baths, Fla. room, kit­ chen equipped. KHA finan­ Surplus CUy. 201 W. 1st. DUPLEX Apartment. 2 Bed­ ced, $300 down payment, LOVELY 4 bedroom, 2 bath room furnished. 201 E. CHOICE RENTALS Home. Reasonable. 123 E. $41 monthly. 27th St. FA 2-4177. UNFURNISHED .. Jenkins Circle. SAN - SEW REALTY 2 Bedroom 175.00 LARGE 4 bedroom house. 1 John P. Zeull, Reg. Urokcr LOCII ARBOR 3 Bedroom $43.00 acre yard. Next to new 2619 S. French Ph. FA 2-7439 Attractive 3 BR home in de­ 3 Bedroom $100. high school. $65. a mo. kit­ sirable location. Only $750 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths $123. chen equipped. FA 2-7631. JOHN E. FOX down. Kitchen equipped and REALTOR CLEAN garage apartment, in good eondition. Can lie Sem inole R ealty 323 0359 refinanced or assume 4 V i furnished, $45. m o. 612 110 N. Park Ave. Park. existing mortgage. A good 1901 Park Avenue ST. JOHN'S RIVER. Lake safe investment for your FA 2-3232 anytime Harney. Furnished Camp 8. Reach Rentals family. on 100' waterfront lot, ad­ FURNISHED downstairs apt. joining lot available too. HUTCHISON Ocean front attic fan. Adults. Reason­ Call Owner a’. 3:3-3191 Apartment. Daytona Beach. able. FA 2-1851. .Stenstrom Realty (Geneva). FA 2-1058. t BEDROOM Kitchen eqnp111 N. Park Ave. 322 2420 RIVERFRONT HIDEAWAY ped. NO-8-3393 for appoint­ 9. For Stile or Reni LOCATED in the Center of 11. Insurance ment. 2.23 ACRES of Sub Irrigated SHAD and BASS fishing on land. For information call the Beautiful St. Johns Riv­ SENIOR Citizens may quali­ EFFICIENCY Apartment on FA 2-4069. fy for Life or Hospital In­ er. A I960 10x55’ Aluminum First St. Near 2 city free surance to age 75. Fred J. Trailer completely furnish­ parking lots and shopping 12. Heal Extate For Sale ed on Large 1-ot. Trailer. Harris FA 2.7940 for nppt. stores. No utility charges. Lot, and Hide-Away with Suitable for couple or sin­ SPACE restful quietness and pri­ 15. B u sin ess O p p ortu n ity gle, also retired people. for the children in this big, vacy may be yours for FOR LEASE. Attractive, well FA 2-4712. shaded yard and right next |8,3oooo with Easy Terms. to a lovely City park for located SERVICE STA TION RENT A RED more play activity. Three Major oil Co. Has opportun­ Xollawuy, Hospital k Baby bedroom, 2 bath house lias ity for Service Station deal­ Beds. Stemper A g en cy separate dining room, er. Excellent profit poten­ By Day, Week, or $tonth Florida room, large, eat-in tial. Plenty of room. PAID REALTOR — INSUKOK CARROLLS FURNITURE and equipped kitchen, dou­ FA 2-4991 1919 S. Frenrh Ave TRAINING k financing Fb. FA 2-3181 116 W. 1st St. ble garage and fiber glass available. Ph. FA 2 0313. g o v e r n m e n t "covered patio. Extra bon­ 2 BEDROOM furnished OWNED HOMES Ifi. Female Help Wanted uses are parquet hardwood apartment. FA 2-0441. floors, fireplace ami oodles FOR a real bargain In a for local TWO bedroom furnished Apt. home buy, see our selection RECEPTIONIST of closet space. See the Doctor's office. Give age, $33.00, 2101 ilsgn olu . of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom, 1 owner at 1814 Mellonville references, name, address Phone FA 2-3951. Robert and 2 bath homes that arc Ave. and phone number. Write A. Williams. available for immediate o c­ P.O, Box 1569, Sanford, SWIMMING Pool. 3 bed cupancy. These home buys WE NEED RENTALS Fla. room, Da bath Home. are priced below market Do you have a home, fur­ Transferred. .Must sacri­ value. You can purchase a GIRL for Housework, Satur nished or unfurnished, large fice. 121 Lake Dot Dr. Government Owned Home days only. Mutt have ref­ or small that you want to (Sunland). for as little as Slno.oo to erences. FA 2-3211. rent. If you do, call or stop $530 1X1 down. Monthly pay­ by today for fast service. LAKE SYLVAN. Canal front ments that include every­ 17. Male Help Wanted lot. No. 41. 64 x 3101j for Leasing ami property man­ thing start as low as $16.ix). •ale or trade on good model agement services. For complete information car. Box 27, Belle Glade on any Government Owned Fla. Home, See your FIIA A Stenstrom Realty VA PROPERTY MANAGE­ Traimnii.-mion experience NICE small country CB fur­ preferred MENT BROKER, SAN­ 111 N. Park Ave. 322-2120 nished Home on large lot FORD AREA, JIM HUNT $3,309 .FA2-9.491 from 7 wo bedroom House, Kitchen REALTY, 2524 Park Drive. a.m. to 6 p.m. equipped. $70.00 Per Mo. Sanford, Florida. Phone Sanford, Flu. Three Bedroom House Kit. FA 2-2118, FA 2 0618, 323Equipped $93 00 per mo. 4 SEMI RETIRED MAN Wat 0700. Jim Hunt Realty Bedroom House, large Fla. kins roule is available for Room. Kitchen Equipped 3 BEDROOM. 1 bath home. Office FA 2 2118 this area. Many semi-reLarge corner lot m Wynneand Air Conditioning. Night FA 2-0648 tired men nuw earning wood secthn. For sale by J. W. Hall. Realty 323 0700 $60.00 to $!50 0i) per week. Ph. 322 3811 owner. F.\ 2 6290. 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla Also have one full time Route available. For inter­ FURNISHED cottage. $45. a IMMEDIATE Occupancy, two N E W H O M ES view in your area, write month. Located at Five 3 bedroom model Homes. We are pleased to offer two Mr. McGarity, Box 627, new homes in Lake Mary Points. FA 2-1447. LMN Enterprises, I n e. WKIlston, Florida. far immediate sale. A very Highland Ave. Lamgwood. UNFURNISHED large 2 bed attractive 2 Bti, Us bulb TE 8 3911. room Duplex. Fla. room home with built in kitchen Electron heat, ltth St. 412 EDITHA Circle can be yours for $150 down. Longwood. 838 3298. Highland Park Total cost only $9950. Also a new 3 UK, I'k bath home I BEDROOM house. Kitchen Three bedroom block home, kitchen equipped, large lot. with ducted air condition­ equipped. $73. FA 2 2838. Total price $12,000 00 can ing and heating. Only $12,121 LAUREL DRIVE be financed under KHA 000 with FIIA or conven­ I BEDROOM, kitchen equip with only $900.00 down in tional financing. Better ace ped House. $93 a month, eluding closing cost. these today. Ph. FA 24137. HUBERT A. WILLIAMS 2 ROOM furnished Apartment, Realtor Stenstrom Realty $33. Includes water A elec­ Raymond Lundquist, Asso. tricity. FA 2-4341. FA 2 3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg 111 N. Park Ave. 322-2420 PU BLIC 34. Articles F or Sal* WANTED reliable couple le take up monthly paymeata Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ of $13.30 oo | complete isfaction guaranteed. Ph. rooms of furniture. Call FA 2-1117. TE 9-1311, Casselberry, col­ lect. FRIGIDAIRE j 4»i-.\< iu L.x iijin c, Ruse Court. 3 Ildrm. 2 bath. $133 mo. Ph. FA 2-0219 or FA 2-2376. S3. Furniture s '! B R A N D N IW N O M I ON YOUR LOT ■ N o C rn h N e e d e d I 1 0 0 * 5 F i n a n c in g 1960 BUICK INVICTA 4 Door Station Wagon. Lrss than 22,000 mile*. Turbla* Drive, Radio, Heater, Power Steering, Power Brake. Sove $400 Off Book Value! I960 RAMBLER DELUXE 4 Door Srdan. Automatic Transmission, a f l f l C Radio, Heater. I.eaa than 40,000 miles. j Very clean I Our 1’r i c a ............... ......... . M W k 0 1959 RAMBLER 4 DOOR Sedan .Super. Automatic Transmission. Healer. While with green Intrrinr. A choir* buy at ____ ___ ___________ ____ *3 9 5 1959 FORD 500 3 Ilnur Hardtop. Automatic, Radio, J Healer, Power Steering. Ik»'k vslnw “ $1105.00. Our price 895 1958 MERCURY 2 DOOR Hardtop. Ready tu go! Bunk value $6X0 Our Price .......................................• *5 9 5 1958 FORD 9 PASSENGER Station Wagon. Clean and r o o m y enooxh for the whole family, Yra, K Automatic Transmission, Music and T lust! Specially priced at 895 (Js tiu j S p s x ia l 1957 HUICK SUPER »pWhite Tires, Hester, Air Condition­ ing! Only *7 9 5 All used rttr* Mild under GW Warranty. ---------- Uag nf (inanrlng amihlilir. B No Delays | 21 Ddletenl Model* R Finitbsd or 5h-t| COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE SALES HOMES • LOTS • It ENT A US • FARMS Mortgage Loans Commercial & Residential VA • I’ ll A • Convrntinn.il • MANAGEMENT • GROVES • ACREAGE • COMMERCIAL EM LUSIVK SALKS AGENTS I1AVENNA I'AIHv & lOYI.LWILDH •Cl.VlOM III II.T HOMES OF DISTINCTION" B Top Quoi.1/ . . . Nome B r a n d M a te r ia ls F a r c o m p le te d e t a il s a n d Fre e e t l i r n u l e , p l o t a l o l l c o lo r b r o ­ c h u r e , c a ll c r w r it e r D a n Daniels RE 3 - B o x 46 Phone: 787-5709 Leesburg, Florida Prpreienltng. 111 N. I'AKK AN E. 322-2420 Jim W a ite r It (VENN \ p \RK S \ f Ks OFFICE: FA 2-7193 '/ f a r t * 1 ^RAMBLER \ �I •I - f > r~ -~ »I I .------- , m ;* 1 4 1 1 * i Senators Seek Probe Of CAB Florida Ruling WASHINGTON (UPI) _ Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, 9 . Mass., led ■ battle today lor • senate investigation of 0m Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) deeisioa to drop north­ east Airlines from the New York to Florida route. K siw ily announced Thurs­ day that be, Sen. Leverctt SalMstaD, R-Maii., and Sen. Norris Cotton, R-N. H., were asking tbs Aviation aubcommlttoo el the Senate ComBierce Committee to bold the bonrings. It wae Kennedy’s first ma­ lar senate speech. Only sev­ eral sens tars wart present and the gsScrke wars near­ transmitter* in West Oer- mong white*. . . that the ra­ moral lo deprive people of cial barriers that exist to­ a chanre to mike the most many and one in Portugal. day are certain to fall." of their abilitiei.” A atriking note about the Gov. Terry Sanford of Nor­ May r Stanley E. Brook* complete 500 page transcript th Carolina: "What is needed shire of Charlotte. X. is that it akips reactions that is a new emancipat on proc­ *T..e choice ihould not be are more conservative than lamation from the bigotry ot too difficult if admit in middle-of-the road. The agenthe past . . . the people of all honesty that discrimina­ cy'a news chief, Horst Pe­ North Carolina are realizing tion based on the color of a n t], a native of Berlin. Ger­ it is limply not right and man’ s skin is legally and many, explains this way: morally wrong and economi* ‘ ‘ Members of extremist rally unsound." groups such as the Black Muslims and the White Citi­ zens Council, were not inter­ viewed. The peopie of the DALLAS (UPI1 — Grocer countries we reach were get­ J. W. Itichey is » cwreful ting plenty of the extremist j man. Because of the threat point of view from the Com­ o f robbery, he had a burglar munist propagandists." Our .Machine* A re: Here are samples o f how alarm system installed at the Dig - Fast - T h rifty front door o f his store. the racial situation was re­ We Are Open Air — Thursday, burglars broke in ported by Radio Free Eur­ Wash In Comfort R qau L. Payton, realtor and builder. (Details in and stole tobacco, wrine, • ope: the 'T o u r o f Homes article on Page 7 today.) RFE Commentary: ‘ ’There money order machine and a (Herald Photo) LAUNDRY is a very real sense of opti­ radio. They came in the back Sanford Chapter 1401, Wo­ 2(32 FRENCH AYE. mism among Negro leaders door. It wasn’t connected to men o f the Moose, will meet and complete concensus a- the alarm. at 8 p.m. Monday In the tem­ porary Lodge headquarters In Lake M ar; for the monthly Chapter Night Program and Enrollment. Executive officer! o f the COLUMBIA, Mo. (UPI) chapter will be in charge of Guests at the Boone County the program. bert Wiliams, who is ham breakfaat Saturday will taking refuge in Cube, get their hame ar.d eggs but no grits, ami all because ca­ Williams fled to Cuba from terer James C. Nani<m is a South Seminole VFW Tost North Carolina in ltifll after Southern cooking purist. H'J07 will meet at 8 p.m, next the alleged kidnaping of a Nanson said grits muit be Tuesday at the Post Home on white couple during Negro cooked and served quickly in the Old Dixie Hwy. in Longp r o t e s t demonstrations in the beat tradition. He feared wood. Union County, N. C.. He had the grits would not withstand been suspended from the Na­ being carted to the fair­ Certain pedestrians, called tional Association for the Ad- grounds to be served luke­ jaywalkers, get their name vunremeent of Colored Peo­ warm. from the jay bird, which ple before the incident after usually runs after things diagadvocating violent action to onally. meet violence from whites. Mao, chairman o f the Chi­ nese Communist party, said AUTO Williams “ has twice this year By Mre. Adam Muller aaked me for a statement in MANY OF THE OPENING SPECIALS WHICH SOLD OUT A One Man Showing of the support o f the American Ne­ paintings o f Artist Ray Nich­ HAVE SINCE BEEN RE-ORDERED AND RECEIVED groes' struggle against racial ols of Sarasota will open Sun­ AIR CONDITIONER discrimination." HACK INTO THE STORE FOR YOUR SELECTION day at the Dcltary Mansion United Pres# lalenuiUaaal Radio Free Europe is a privately - supported organ!gallon that transmits West­ ern "truth" behind the Iron Curtain into Cxechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, Bulgaria and Romania. In the course of attempt­ ing to answer Communist at­ tacks with what it ealls an "unvarnished picture" of the racial situation in the U. S. South, RFE sent two news­ men into Dixie for three weeks. Their interview*, and RFE "Commentary’ * are be­ ing used for four half-hour programs broadcast from two HOME o f Florida style, with an exquisite patio at the rear, on East Second Street is being offered by Mrs. THIS BEAUTIFUL NEW $950 Found In Bed Returned ly empty. Part of the galJery baa occupied by Kenne­ dy’s office staff. Northeast Airlines Presi­ FORT WORTH fUPI) — dent James W. Austin told New England congressmen The quoted price for mattresa Thursday that loss of the renovation Is fl6JH, hut It •out# would mean that about almost coat a t)b-year-old Fort 1.880 jobs would have to be eliminated, mostly in New Worth widow ft»60 more. C. R. Fincher, owner of the Eaglaad. The present 2,200 Jobo would bo cut back to mattress renovating firm, •M to operate a regional ser­ said an employe was shred­ vice in New England. ding the mattresa stuffing to Sen. Edmund S. Muakle, eliminate lumps when he spot­ M is ., added In the senate ted a 1 10 bill. He began that be supported Kennedy checking and found $U60 in and hoped the bearing would cash. consider not Just the Florida " I f I had known the money run but the complete air waa In there, I would have transportation picture in New been a fool to send the mat­ England. tress to you," Fincher said Kennedy said the CAB plan the woman told him. She paid to drop Northeast from the New York to Miami run "will him |15.81 out of her wind­ bava so adverse an Impact fall. on the economy and the air travel to the New England area that I feel K deserves ll A M it U It G, Germany the closest attention of the Congress." (U PI) — Martin Mulligan of Kennedy said: "The deci­ Australia reached the quar­ sion severely restricts com­ ter-finals o f the \Ve*t German petition la one of the rich­ International tennis champion­ est passenger markets in the ships with a 0-.*I, 0-3, it-3 vic­ country." He also said the CAB de- tory over Dietrich R'kleba of tlslon would restrict shuttle West Germany. Franroise service between Boston and Durr o f France, Kdila lludlng Washington to one carrier o f West Germany ami Anctte and "could well mean higher Van Zyl of South Africa adprices for travel between vunco to the women"s quar­ ter-final ainglea bracket. c.: He Didn't Think About Back Door Moose Women Set Meeting Kwite - White M a o P u ts H is Lip In This Southerner To the people of Sanford and U.S. R a c e Q u e s t io n TOKYO (U PI) — Ccmmu nlst Chinese leader Mao Txe Tung Thursday called the American Negroes’ e I v 11 rights campaign a “ sharpen­ ing o f the class struggle" and promised them Peking's sup­ port. Muo, in a statement issued by the New China News Agency, charged that Presi­ dent Kennedy’s civil rights program was nothing but “ two-faced tactics . . . . an attempt to lull the fighting will of the Negro people and deceive the masses through­ out the country." He denied charges made by Mcscow that China’s own polick's were racist, The Huvleta have accused the Chi­ nese of trying bo rapture l e a d e r s h i p of nationalist movement in Africa, Latin America, and Asia by turning the people there aguilst the "white, hcetlle," Soviet citiaens. "Our unity Is not one of rare; it Is the unity o f com­ rades and friends," Muo said. His statement on the U, H. race question was prompted by an American Negro, Ro­ surrounding communities — Post To Meet for the wonderful response you gave us in our Grand Opening celebration Tuesday, August 6th. Nichols Show To Open Sunday N O R D IC House. Nichols, who has studied at Sculpture, is affiliated with M A D I S O N VILLK. Ky. the Manatee Art League. (U PI) — Edgar K. Arnold, His show will remain on liH, editor and publisher of exhibit through Aug. 23. the Madisonvllle Messenger, died Thursday. Aa a news­ paperman for nearly 50 years, David Ro*e, musical di­ he wrote many editorials rector of "The Red Skelton which were quoted widely In Ilnur,” Is a charter member Kentucky, nnd many c ( them of the Live Steamers Club, a were inserted in the Con­ national miniature - railroad group. gressional Record. Editor Dies Plus Yr. Instillation Factory Warranty STORE JONES Seminole Plaza AUTO SERVICE 1003 H. Sanford, FA 2-1234 Casselberry, Florida Highway 17-U: SP E C IA L S! This W eek Only DAVIS 19” B/S ENGINE - IMPULSE STARTER EASY FINANCING ON ALL THESE SPECIALS QUICK ADJUSTABLE WHEELS — i O Lawn Mower Close Outs SPECIAL PURCHASE O Motor Scooter Back-To-School Specials WE ALL STOCK GREATLY REDUCED NEED MONEY MORE THAN PROFITS WE REPAIR All Make Lawn Mowers EACH Y A Z O O HAS A N A L L C A ST IR O N C L IN T O N E N G IN E LITTLE WORK HORSE” WE REPAIR Engines For Pumps & Power Equip. $4 7 95 CLINTON Engines Authorized Dealer Parts And Accessories DAVIS 22” 3 H.P. 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Priced from $3 75.0 0 P.O.E. Test drive a V esp a today and y o u ’ll be delighted. I �t 1 - V + 'H '+ O G irl's Town Site Acquired A t North Orlando (Eirv §>attfar& iimttfi V T T o ** Lake Mary postoffice pa­ trons will have their lock boxes available to them until 10 p.m. nightly, according to County Commissioner Jsmei P. Avery Jr. The posloflice WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Tuesday with scattered afternoon showers: high today in 90s: low tonight in 70s. VOL. 53 £ United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON.. AUGUST 12. 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 775 Sanford Academy Names 2 To Staff has been locked at dusk since vandals hit it a month ago. Avery and Postal Inspector IV. R. Richie reached an agreement with Shcrilf J. L ., Hobby for a deputy to lock the Lake Wary facility ••alt­ er 10 each night.” *9 330 Acres For School Threr pieces of Seminole County real estate valued at 1500,200 exchanged hands in deeds just filed with County Clerk Arthur II. Beckwith Jr. Bernard 0 . and Dorothy D. King, of Buffalo, N. Y., de­ livered a deed for 530 acres at North Orlando as a site for the proposed Girls' Town school. The deed listed the sales price at $320,000. A mortgage in the same amount from Girls' Town, Inc., to Mr. and .Mrs. King also was filed. Girls* Town headquarters at 235 County Road. Palm Beach, informed The Herald this morning by telephone* that the organiser, Mrs. Hor­ ace Dodge, now in Newr York City, will have a formal news announcement relative to con­ struction plana later this week. The site is between Moss and Hayes Roads in North Orlando Ranches plat, adjoin­ ing the site of the proposed Seminole J u n i o r College. Board o f Trustees of S.J.C. announced this morning they will meet Thursday and folj |0w with an announcement I about building plans. Col. John C. Noel has been i General Staff College at Fort Inamed administrative officer Leavenworth, Kan., anil the A two-year etsriy by the I)1CK COPELAND ; of the Sanford Naval Acad- Special Weapons Base in Al­ Seminole County Chamber of cmy. Col. H. A. Furman, buquerque, N. M. Commerce "• •** rh«» fmxibilitv suiK'rimeiuieui, announced to­ Cul. Nut! U tlit fa o f metropolitan t e l e p h o n e Mrs. Dodge's proposal will day. two children, John C. Noel. service throughout Seminole be to construct a school for The appointment of Cdr. III. a student at Orlando Jun­ County will be aired at a girls similar to Roys Town In Janies Russell Wilson as in­ ior College, and Carter Lee county-wide meeting Friday Nebraska. structor of math and geogra­ Noel, a student at Seminole noon at Jim Spencer’s restau­ Two other deeds filed with High School. Hit family has phy was also announced. rant John Krider hns invited Beckwith were reported for Col. Noel, who Is a grad­ made its home here since County CumiAUsioncra, may, , |property in the vicinity of tho uate of the University of July, 19*S0, in Crystal Lake or* o f nil municipalities and ^ lis s illjv jnew interstate 1 in iiection 11representatives of Southern Members of the Lyman Richmond and the T. C. WII- Heights. FL1NT, Mich. (U lM l-Tltrre |2I-29. Hell and Winter l’urk Tele- Hish School foo.balt squad Hams Law School, retired1 Cdr. Wilson is a native Flopersons still were unaccount | Nadia D. and II. F. Boland phone Companies. have been called for first Irom active duty with the U. ridian and attended the l'nic.l for today following a hotel I deeded the property to fillversity of Tampa, where he practice at 9 a.rn. Friday S. Army March 31. 1963. lire that killed one man, hut ,,’n* National Rank o f Orlan* Just prior to that he hud: earned his BA degree in BusR. K. Porter wonders if Jim at the school gym by their authorities believed they es- do for $163,000. The bank, in Hurily bus won a 50 per cent new coach, Dick Copeland, served as senior advisor forliness Administration, capcd the flames unharmed. (urn, transferred the property to Texaco, Inc., for $115,500. pay hike. Theso yellow tickets He said first practice will the Viet Natncse Replace-1 He has served as a fighter mint Training Center in Sai- and transpoit pilot in various Jim hands out fur overtime j be in shorts, Bank officials said today Copeland, who also will ; ConIassignments during and after parking hns n new note past the matter "still Is In thn WASHINGTON (UPI)—The WW II Col. Noel tWorld War II, and flew ihree ed on: Penalty remuins the coach track, is a graduate at During United Slates has agreed to confidential stage and no same, 35 cents, for overtime Bethel College, Tenn., and served in the European tliva- j years as a transport pilot in the extradition to Venezuela news can be released at this GROUND UREA KING SERVICES for the new Presbyterian Church of parking if paid within 31 coacited at Humboldt Junior |'«r with the 100th Intantry support of the Berlin airlift. of former Venezuelan dictator time.” » • • the Covenant were held Sunday afternoon at the building site on South hours BUT if not paid the fine High School, Dyersburg High ] »nd the 12th Armored Divis.Marco Perez Jimenez, it was He was personnel officer In assignOrlando Drive. Tnkinjr part in the ceremony were, front front left, Rev. has been increased 50 per cent School and Shelbyvillc High j ion. His principal learned today. Thomas Makin; Walter L. Hohannoii. deacon and chairman of the hiiildini; from #3 to $.1. (Yes. Jim, we School, ail In Tennessee. He ments have been as instruc- charge of ground school and know you did not get a pay was at Shclbyville for six tor and executive officer of also commanding officer of committee; Dr. II. D. Great*, executive secretary of the Presbytery of St. years. |the G u n n e r Department's Helicopter Squadron 3 in hike.) Johns; Arthur DoYotmir, elder and Joe Garrett, elder, hi Imek are Paul GENEVA (UPI)—Disarma­ Mr. and Mrs. Copeland and Armor School at Fort Knox; Wcrksvillc. N. C. Rorkb, elder and Harvey Hale, deaeon. (Herald Photo) ment negotiators returned to He served us operations of­ A clipping from the Denver I their daughters, Cheryl, sev-1 Senior advisor to the Turkish the bargaining table today Tost arrived in the mail this on. and Cindy, five, h a v e 1Armor in Ankara, Turkey; ficer and executive ofiicer of with little expectation that morning. Was forwarded by taken 'csidence in Sunland Assistant G-l for the U. S. the Sanford Nival Air Station the nuclear treaty would lead Army Forces in Anstria ami I from 1955 to 1937, and Liter George Tuuhy, who is voiu- Estates. to further East-West arms WASHINGTON (UPI) — the Southrm European Task »'a* operations officer of the tioning at Estes Park, Colo. accords immediately. Five leading U. S. drug man­ • • • USS Thetis. Force* in Italy. • ♦ • ufacturers have been charged lie was commander of the Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. hy the Federal Trade Com­ Hr has attended Infantry Western Air Transport ser­ received the cull this morning TALLAHASSEE (UPI) mission with conspiring to fix and Armor Officers Advanced vice and executive officer of j to join his fellow lawmakers Slate School Supt. Thomas D. prices o f a widely-used mir­ School in Fort Henning and i the Navy Transport Squadron at Tallahassee Sept. 9 to sit begin its fifth year without i RICHMOND. Yu. (ITPI) Bailey says that Florida's acle drug. Fort Knox and the Command ,3 |n Hawaii. in trial on I'usco Judge Rich... , . i A federal appeals com l refus public school next month, program to educate illiterate John B. Junes, 56. Oviedo Seminole C o u n t y Motors The commission Saturday or­ tdr. Wilson is the father of . . . , , ,, .. . uni Kelly. Kelly already has A hearing in the case is , ,,, , , , . id today to order Prince r.d will be moved into its new adults will continue despite a dered the companies to tear four children, twins, Chris been impeached by the House postmaster, died Saturday at lukewarm reception during up all price lists for tetracyWinter Park Memorial Hos­ of Reprcsentntivvs. its first year. pital after a five week illness. <line, a drug naed to euro a Frank Durzo has mi inter-' was bom in 0> do Juiy j j grent variety o f bacterial In­ eating sign displayed in his *• P'07, ami had li.c d tnere fectious, and publish new WASHINGTON (UPI) Luke Monroe Inn. Sounds Iik e !aB kis life. He was a member prices independently, Eric Johnston, president of , ,, in progress. a new deal but it really isn't •»* Ul* (,viCl|o Haptist Church, 1 TAMPA (UPI) — Union home at 2002 Ei»l A basic Ingredient o f tha |in effect that the Virginia friend or the court, contended the Motion Picture Associa­ drug is Aureomydn, the FTC greatly expand It reads: "Duo to inert-used Oviedo Masonic Lodge official* <hnr£«Ml today that Street in Sanford. state courts must first rule in ' the school closing violated tin-; tion, remained in critical con­ cost, the management is •',0- -’ 13 and the Semin.de two "goons" boat and chop__ __ said. tho involved ease which had I Ith Amendment to tliu U. J>. dition today from the effects forced to continue its past p<d-, L’liuptcr No. 2 of the Eastern j ped judo fu-hion the brother, The flve-nmn commission its beginning in the ^early Constitution. of a stroke. Johnston, 66, was icy of never buying a drink. .Star. of local union president Ih>-! ntso claimed, in sn unprece­ I'.i.'iiis and was a |a»rt o f the The appeals court dismissed admitted to George Washing­ I ^ r- J°n*'s bad been post |,ert .Mount in his bedroom j dented move, the authority to Supreme Court’s historic P.ial tho contention that tho 14th ton University hospital June Word rumo this morning \roaster of the Oviedo ;>ost of Sunday night, a* tctisi-n t take action to limit or com­ .school desegregation ruling. Amendment requires e v e r y 17. fioin J. p,Holzclavv that the kec lor 2, years. Ills late! Kn.vv ngain in the General1' pletely halt enforcement o f It meant that the rural state ami every school disCorn Cola warehouse on East '‘ d«\ Marian, w u corn's- '|',,!ephonp Co. strike-. drug patent right* held by county, where an estimated I. 111,1 111 every stale to operate First Street has been closed. | pondt'iit for flic Herald. I Charles Mount was trenter! j { two of llie firms, Chus. Pfizer 600 Negro students huvo hml public schools, CHICAGO ( UPI) The lie is survived by two sons ! reie,,«,| nt St. h*g ' He will continue to itiuiiuge and Co., Ine. and American no formal education truining “ Kchools that ure operated House of Delegates of the the local area from the Do- John B. Jones. HI. and James j „ „ .<pita,. \ union (,mcilll M id | Cyanamld Co. 1in four years, apparently will anist he made available withAmerican B a r Association toncu„ , i(1I1 , ll(I Lund plant. Southern |M>rtion| A . Jones, of Oviedo; his mu- h„ h-(| „ Th# FTC charged they had --------------------------------------------; out regard to race, hut what was to vote today on a reso­ ril), || of the urea will he served by thcr. Mrs. Ruby Jones, of { crucket, cracked ribs. obtained tho patent! unfairly |public school a state provides lution saying settlement of the Orlando plant. All pres- Oviedo; two brothers, Ben Union and company nego- i by withholding Important In­ is not the subject o f conatituracial problems "must be ent employes huvu been re­ Jones, of Uvicdo. and J. M- tiators were scheduled to I j tionul command,” the majority formation from the U, S. Pat­ made around the conference |Jones, of Drlamlo; three tained. opinion sai l. meet today for the fifth 1 table and rannot be made on ent Office, nieces and one great nephew. straight day. The other threa firnia the streets." How bold ran thieves be- ' Funeral services were held Morris Murphy, director of | charged were Bristol-Myera tom e? Jim Smith, a printer, j *d a.m. today at the Oviedo telephone operations for tho Co. and Bristol Laboratories, This mouth's meeting of _. _ ’ spends a lot of his spare time Bal'list Church with Rev. International Brotherhood of Inc.j Olin Mnthleson Chemical IIEN -M. H O W L A N D LONDON (UPI) — The dctiie North Orlando Village assisting tho police depart- Jack Br>ant officiating, Electrical Workers, said there Corp., Squibb, and the Up­ Council, oi iginully scheduled | Com,(deration of utilities a t ;" " r facilities to give better !®*dive ,n vharge of Scutland meat, piincipally riding pa-1 -Masonic services were held had been rumors that the john Co, Yard's hunt for a gang of at graveside in the Oviedo for 7:30 p.m. tmluy, lias b e e n the Ili'IIlueadc Shopping Urn service to our customers. trol with Patrolman C. C. company had hired a guard The FTC said It considered spectacular mail train rob­ Brbson Funeral Dodson. He was out with Dod­ cemetery. company- which brought in postponed io order that f ur h r. French Avenue, and the Howland said. "With the tre bers said today lie believes Bristol Laboratories a aidsHome was in charge of ar son Saturday night . . . only ordiminces i some judo experts. the agenda Wtlliam.x building at Sanford mendous Ini reuse in Dodge the record $7.1 milium haul s’diury of the Bristol-Myers -ales Ibis year, we felt that to find on his return some rangements. ..... be fully pro pa red f o r ' 1,111 *""*al Park will hi III General Telephone officials .vtill is within a 3o mile radius Uo. hold individual had drained 16 presentation. |<he City Commission meeting 'arger and better quarters denied, however, that sny Pfizer and Bristol - Myers would hr necessary to handle <d the hijack point and possi­ 'Dm evening. gallons of gnsolinte from his North Orlando Mayor W. strong arm guards were hiied promptly denied the charges, bly intact. cur, parked in front of police Appointments to the Hoard 'Ids volume increase." W. Ander-on, who aiiiumrn -d by the company. and along w ith Cyatmmid, said hcadquurlei s. The new building will cuntin- po-lpom-ment, said today of Adjustment uLo will lathey would appeal tho order • . • Otlierwl-e, rou­ tom jlsiut H.IKS) square |rel tli.it the meeting will l,e held considered Seminole County's hid to I WASHINGTON (U P !) — In federal courts. C u p t. J u liu s O . M a y o , new tine luivinrss is on tho ngen : of floor space on a 3oo x 250ut 7:30 p.m. next Monday in the State to locale the pro­ S till H e llo in g Tho FTC said that Pfizer's Urging Hie Senate today to ds. commander of Heavy Attack foot lot ‘Ilie showroom floor the Community Building in posed new university here, GAM BRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) 17-year patent on tetrucyclino ratify the nuclear test ban Wing One, is slated to “ say will he Florida style, open Echo I, the surprisingly the Village Recreation Area. will he discussed by ( lumber treat). Secretary of State could yield potentially nioro something lieu swot thy" be­ air. Resident - ure urged L at­ of Commerce officials with durable balloon satellite, ».,* Dean llu-k said even if the than a billion dollars in sales. fore the l.ions d u ll Tuesday. the County Commission Tues- *tlll orbiting the earth today Serving with Howland are tend and to openly expre-is agneiiienl contains marginal Sales of the drug, "probably • . • |Charles (.'r.114 mid Itoiierlj mi the thiid anniversary of its their opinions on the ordin­ day allermam. risks "they are far less" than th«- lending unli-biotic on the Sixty Chicago arcs resi­ Thomas, salesmen; Eloise ances whn-h include placing a Proposed sites to be offer­ launching. the hazard of a continuing nu­ market today,” it said, have TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — dents, seeking "a place ill the Collins, office manager; Jam­ ed must be submitted to the tax on all utilities consumed e,nltr |!rve, „ Kr Director Rich clear weapons race with run nioi* than $loo million •un" for their retirement in the village; levying a li-jaril It. Keating reported today es D'llrme, service manager; Russia. State by Friday. annually. years, will fly hi Salurady for Jim Smith, Ray Hull and T. re nso fee upon all persons, ei att t taxes collected during Gen. J. C. Hutchison said H o k u m C a tc h J. Boston, mechanics, and “ two-,lay Inspection of Del- this 'moVuinx that the CoinNEW YORK (UPIl — Mi­ firms and corporations not ! July totaled $2,(138,117. tuna. Weldon Franklin and Robert Ratnpino, 28. while , mission "has been so busy hi chael previou-ly prescribed liy orKeating said of Ihut amount Smith, porters. agenda fishing from a Brooklyn pier . budget sessions” no dinance and granting 30 year *183,807 would go to the state That expected figure fur ; has been prepared fur Tues Sunday, hauled in a bundle L.„ franchise contracts to Florida general fund and the rest, $3,. it's Altamonte Mp !. I day morning's regular ses- of 19 one-hundred dollar bills P- wer Corp. and to Suburban ' 155,60!), would bo distributed RUSSELL W ILSO N budget is $100,1)00. A dnqqwd smn. They were counterfeit. Propane (,ss Co. o f Maitland, to qualified roioiiiuuitles. digit in Friday's pu|wr left us minus ./*an ought and m tome f 1 sm ii , i i » sssiss iiiu ______________________ * 0 * * New Coach Seis First Work A! Lyman Friday M W A . .. BRIEFS Three J J Perez Decision Talks Renewed R e o p e n i n g R e j e c t e d Seminole Motors In P r in c e E d w a r d To Move Into New Building John B. Jones Riles At Oviedo Union Charges Goon' Beating FTC Charges 5 Drug Makers In Price-Fixing Study Continues Still Critical AT’ A Sots Vote North Orlando Meeting Delayed, City To Ponder Loot ‘Nearby* |Center Utilities University To Be Discussed Rusk Pleads July Cigarct Tox At $2.6 Million help for students git1” ;/IMcre hresh-Water Lake On Our Front Doorstep Thieves helped themselves to $ to front a eigurelte ma­ chine and a pinball gunie over the weekend at Williams pool hall on West First Street. PolShould Mon-San Springs tion. named by the County pumped out, t h e bottom , at one end of (he man-made it o believe the culprit was hid- ever become a reality, San i Commission, Mon-San Springs cleaned and two 21-inch wells I lake, along with a watte saml lug in thu place when it was ford and Seminole County will |would be a 10 acre fresh wa­ sunk to provide fresh water 1 play ground inside Uie dike. rns have a playground at th e, ter lake a n d closed Saturday night playground for tiie play area. This arti­ There also would be a diving evidence of a brxuik-in. front door which should at- stretching a l o n g Seminole ficial lake would have a sand dock in the lake. • * * tract pleasure seekers from Boulevard from the present |bottom and the water would White sand would be spread Ixiat basin to the Mayfair i be approximately The August meeting of the j throughout Central Florida. 10 feet along the outside of the dike, Cass Iherry Board of Alder. Alder-; The name is derived thus- Hotel. higher than the l.ake Monroe facing Lake Monroe, to pro men will he held at the Wom­ ly: "M on" from Lake MONThe pioposal would be to water level, with removable vide a beach lor water skiing. an’s Club building on Over­ roe and "San" from SANford. build a dike of ateel sheet i weirs (o adjust the depth and The proposal, at present, brook Drive at 7:30 p. m. to­ One of the first proposals of piling and sand to encompass control the flow, is merely in the "talking day, Routine agenda is on or the newly -appointed long a 10-acre area in l.ake Monj •An Olympic sized swim- ■'•"ft*stage" ”hy county t.lllSISiSIS commit rt ---------------------—— | — 4. 1/ esa v ts 7 the VUUIItJ d«r. i range committee for rccrea-jro*. Lake water would helm ing pool would be located t tea, wha-e purpose u to drawl Sen. Kcfauvcr Rites Tuesday f f .v.in :vG T m — r r m — rr 30 DAYS T O BETTER GRADES Sen. K.xtrs Kcfauvcr will he buried Tuesday in a cemetery only a few yards from his family farm house. Want to learn how to cram The body ol the 6o-yeur-old scientifically? T o maka tests Democrat who died Saturday work for you ? T o usa your up » long range program of of * heart attack will tie | outside know ledge? Budget your study tim e? Y ou 'll find recreation ideas for submis­ flown fo hi* native Madisonsion to Uie County Coin mis­ vllle, Tenn., on a military j many more helpful ideas transport. Tho hotly will lie i covered In 3 0 DAYS TO sion. in stale in Mailisonvlllc’s 1 BETTER GRADES. This speMerle Warner, chairman of First Baptist Church. rial series was sp ecifically the Chamber of Commerce designed for high sch ool From the small church, Ke airport committee, long ha* 1fauver’ s body will be taken and early colleg e students to study batter, get more advocated the construction of to the family farm. Alter out o f book s and score an airport in Lake Monroe brief services on the front higher grades. hut opponent.* to Ids thought porch, he will he interred in lid * I - «SII 11-g 111* * | ' claim the the cemetery near the old red have .id engineers plan is not leasible. ibritk farm house. IStarU Thursday in The Sanford Heruld Recreation Committee Envisions Huge Play Project � 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, 1963 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, August 09, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Contained within the walla o f a modem home, which houses an average, modem fam ily is a nursery, restaurant, shop, laundry, office, recreation center, snack bar, hospital, answer* ing service, theater, and entertainment area, all in miniature. Within the confines o f the home there is a clothing store, grocery store, bank, school, garden and taxi service. Many of these facilities and services over* lap and encroach on one another, with the re­ sult being—confusion. £■ way k Aka la nfeafct the kprotMes t » way Courthouse Records Real Estate TraaaacUoai Tq W - l i David Rem ky, « t ux, WynneJohn P. Reed, et ux to wood. $8,300 Charles P. McLaughlin Jr., Edward Gray, et ux to Dol-Ray Manor, $15,000 F1LA, Sanlando, $14,300 E n j! W A L L P A II hr H ttigio M , UcfaB, ttdWkno* "DOCO” SATINSHEENENAMEL low luma, WMHABUL COLORS Mf| match noanr hau raun. O QT. t a iln S M * J tN A M C b LUM BER A N D H A R D W A R E CO be thrifty Charles Burke, et ux to Raymond Herron, Jr., et ux, 3-20-30. iis.ouu F. Leo Krrwin, II, et ux to Beulah Cruthij, et vir, San­ ford. H.OOo Wilbur John Dulek, et ux to Michael Palmer, et ux, Simla nd, $12,600 First Fed. S. and L. of Seminole County to Pa<quale Prata. Bear Lake Manor, $10,700 James Lee Thomas, et ux to James D. Pride, et ux. 2820-32. $18,000 Gustavus P. Lass, Jr., et ux. to Eugene Hunk, X. Or­ lando, $11,300 Perry Kirkland, et ux to VA. Heftier Homes. $3,800 Charles McPherson, et ux to Margaret Beak, Mobile Manor. $t.«30 J. D. Maloy, et ux to Ro­ bert Leverett, Jr., et ux. Heftier Homes. $11,300 France* Taylor, et vir to W H Y P A Y RENT W H E N YOU CAN BUY L IK E TH IS! TEE V GREEN ESTATES Only TWO Home* left in thU beautiful spot aero*.* from the Golf Course — one 4 bedroom, 2 bath, one 3 bedroom, i'/i bath, both excellent buy* with convenient financing. C R Y S T A L LA K E See Our Model* In LAK E W A Y M A N HEIGHTS $10,500 ----- $11,500 Highland Ave., Longwood CUSTOM B U ILD IN G on Smith l.iinitMuod Aft-* lUdroum — 2 Bath —- with Air Cnmlilinninx l.argr l.«>t« — Cu.tum $16,900 your lot or ours! Enterprises, Inc, V V >\J * LCCH AftBO?. 25tfc S tro o t >j W hile you are out driving, this week-end, take this page with you. The map above will assist you in locating some o f Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find F A 2-2744 TE 8-3911 *) just what you are looking fo r in the way o f a home. » \ PEOPLE W H O SELEC TED THESE HOM ES “T H IN K M ODERN” FOR T H E IR O W N ! A L SA C Meet Slated Sunday Including taxes, insurance, principal and interest. 2 -3 Country Club Wilma Wood vs. James Wood Joseph Kampf vs. Mildred Kampf Suits Filed Sanford Atlantic X a t'l Bank va. William G. White, mtg. fcl. First Fed. Savings and Loan Assn. vs. W. S. Bur­ ton, mtg. fcl. Joseph A. Pinchard, et ux vs. Bette Cameron, et vir mtg. fcl. V Prudential Insurance Co, of America vs John D. Hud­ son, mtg. fcl. Brooklyn Savings Bank vs Emmett Summer Cobk, mtg. fcl. Marriage Applications W E PROUDLY AN NO U NCE — sample home* are ready for your inspection in lovely, quiel LAKH M A R Y . These home* can lie purchased for n* little as Month Final Divorce Decrees Alphonrar Freeman, Oviedo and Eva Mae Scott, Sanford PARK Per John Raliley, et ux to W il­ liam D. Kirby, et ux, Eng­ lish Estates, igJ.suo Henry DcGrove III, et ux to Harold Carnahan, e l ux, English Estates, $17,800 Adair Charities, Inc. to Lu­ la Chamberlain, 15-21-29, $10,000 Raymond Lundquist, et ux. to J. B. Lievers, et ux San­ ford. $3,000 City of Sanford to Bernarr MacFaddrn Foundation, Inc. Sanford, $100,000 National Exhibition Co. to Bernarr 3lcFadden Founda­ tion. Sanford. $273,000 FH A to Robert Lee Brown et ux Wood me re Park, $3.130 Well-planned homes, such as are available from local builders can eliminate much o f this confusion by careful consideration o f the needs o f the family that takes advantage o f space to make preparation fo r such needs. Clothing areas need to be convenient, spAcious and well-located. The nursery-hospitalsleeping area should be quiet and out o f the “ traffic pattern.” The laundry, shop and taxi areas can be combined and centered in another area and the restaurant-grocery store-snack bar area can be carefully planned to make the most profitable use o f space and storage. Room for entertainment, recreation, o ffice and theater should all be given their due con­ sideration in order to make it as efficient as pos­ sible for the person who must be in charge o f nil these activities. Today’s modern homes are planned with all these things in mind, utilizing wall space, floor space, built-ins, applinnees and storage to make the best possible use of existing areas and eli­ minate bottle-necks, confusion and infringe­ ment. Two such fine homes have been recently sold by Shoemaker Construction Company in the IdvUwilde and Ravenna Park areas, and they will show you similar homes, or customize one to suit your particular family. A t Greenbriar o f Loch Arbor, spacious homesites are available with large plots o f land, suitable for building the kind o f home to satisfy the needs of todays homemakers. LM N Enterprises. Inc. have closed out their homes in Tee 'N Green and are presently show­ ing some new homes in the Crystal Lake Park area. Salesmen will be on the grounds at Tee *N Green to provide transportation to the new homesites. and direct interested persons to the Lake Wayman Estates area, where a few homes remain. •/ By Jane Casselberry Teenagers who will be working in the Casselberry area for ALSAC (Aiding Leu­ kemia Stricken American Children 1 have been asked to meet at 1 p. m. Sunday at the home o f their leaders, Mrs. Arthur Lego, 223 Thom­ as Drive and Mrs. Paul Kerr, 333 I’ mey Ridge Road. Thove working with Mrs. Lego will be Lix Luna, Mar­ tha Jarkrsa, th ru Glenn, Sharon Lego. Sandy Howe, Linda Cote, Vickie Brandos, Suxannc 1 Blacksmith. Those to meet with Mrs. Kerr sre Valorie Shea, Jack­ ie McClain. Roger Hcppen, Johnny lla>ncs, Jcannie Kerr, Danny Ca»»elberry and Kathy, Linda and Janet Walt man. All materials for the after­ noons ALSAC drive will be distributed at the 1 p. m. meetings. IdvUwilde ) This lovely home o f Colonial architecture located at 307 Tammy Drive wad recently custom built for Lt. and Mrs. Harry Sarajian o f the Sanford NAS. The home consisted o f u large living room, family dining room, four spacious bedrooms, two baths, nnd a double enclosed garage. Features also included a fully equipped built in electric kitchen and central duct air conditioning and heating. l Ravenna Park h o m e s it e i now This atructivc four bedroom two bath home o f modem design was recently custom built for P.H.C. and Mrs. Charles Kircher, at 41U Tangelo Drive. The home featured a spacious combination living-dining room, a screened Florida room, carporte and large utility. Also included were central duct air conditioning and heating, and G-E built-in electric kitchen appliances in color. i OF LO C H ARBOR It’s tree - shaded, gently rolling terrain, adjacent to the M ayfair Golf Course; truly an ideal setting for your prestige home. A visit will convince you o f the serene, restful atmosphere o f Greenbriar. CH O O SE YO U R H O M E SIT E Modern Kitchen* by GENERALELECTRIC W IL L IA M S. H R IM L E Y JIL BUILD W H EN Y O U ’RE READY MODERN K IT C H E N S B Y GENERAL ELECTRIC v w ia k & A Custom Building Grrrrwl Office 211 vV. "5th St. C O M P A N T ^ 10^ * Our Specialty F.\ *j-31i>3 BYRON M LEACH STENSTROM R K A l.T Y SALKS AG ENTS » �n W E A T H E R : Generally fair through Tuesday with few afternoon showers; high today 90-95; low tonight 66-72, VOL. 56 *** e t o * * United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON.. SEPTEMBER 9, 1965 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 13 Kelly Impeachment Trial Opens Robert T. Bessertr, Semin* ote Memorial Hospital admin* istrator and a trustee o f the Florida Hospital Council, has been elected president o f the newly formed Hast mwA... Central Florida Hospital Council. • * BRIEFS Launched; Davis • Fail meetings o f Seminote County Unit HU, D i s a b l e d 10 Killed American Veteians Auxiliary, w ill resume at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at the chapter home on Orlundu Drive, Mrs. Har­ riett Johnson, newly elected commander, said final or* rsngement* will be made for the Sixth District meeting at tho local chapter Sunday, open with a chicken dinner « t noon. • • e Sign* fixin g a 45-mph speed lim it on SR 434 (LongwoodOviedo Road) through the city limita o f North Orlando have been Installed by the State Road Department. • • • Russ Pearson, sophomore nt tha University o f Florida, will spend tha fall trimester with N A S A at Houston, Texas. He is the son o f Cdr. and Mrs. 0. Russell rearson, of Summer­ lin Avenue. • s s Work started last Thursday by Reiter Brothers, o f Longwood, on clearing the land for Girls* Town at North Orlando, Is expected to be completed within 10 days, according to Frank Fuxuhi, North Orlundu Company manager. • • • Mrs. Sam Stoudrnmire, of Sanford, is ons o f the key members o f the steering com­ mittee planning the district annual meeting ot St. Johns River District, Boy Scouts of America, Central o f Florida Council, O c t lid opening with s potluck supper at li:3i> p. m. i t DeLund High School. • • • Seminole County high school seniors are reminded thut the deadline for applications for tlie college entrance examina­ tion board te«t«, basis for so. lection o f cadets at the U. S. Coast Guard Academy, is Nov. 8. • s • Just a reminder: Sanford Male Chorus will open rehear­ sals at 7:45 tonight at the Funford Woman's Club. • • • Some members o f the Sem­ inole luothull team und one or two o f the coaches went to Orlando Friday night to sea the Coloniul High St•hoo l in­ ter-squad game—just to sire tip the team that the Indians will play on the Grenadier field on Sept 27. “ A few mountains o f meat” on the team didn't seem to impress the Warriors, who proudly and confidently *uy that " uq have some pretty goud sired men, too. And we'll »«»,,, cut down, these Colonials la our »h ti on tho 27th.” • • • While Coaches I'igatt, Mc­ Coy und Williams are ‘•pour­ ing on the coal” so fur us football savvy and practice aie concerned, lliis confidence that the Seminole will have a good season is something that is developing within the play­ er* themselves. Ju-i a REAL GOOD T H A N 8 P l It 1 T. It should pay idf in a lot of games going into the Win col­ umn. * s • You should have seen "the loot” that was toted away from the Kiwunie fish b y Saturday night. . . . Some big bargains for the buyers. , , . And some U. 8. money for the K boy* to use in their welfare work. , . , Nice combination! • • • Have you tukcu a long look, — well yci call it » “ longing look,” if you feel thut way—at the progress on Interstate 4 ns it goes through Seminole County? Tw on t be many month* until it will be ready fo r use. O f course, the two section* thut pas* through Or­ lando und Winter Park thut are ju st coming into the con­ tract letting stage are still a year and a half away. But it Won’t be too long before the folk* to the south o f u* can 1* using thut divided highway *o come to Sanford to lake ad­ vantage o f the bargains our Downtown Shopping Cenier l^vttchauU offer. Bond Program M IAM I (U P I) — Weekend traffic accident* killed nt leavt 10 persons in Florida, the State Patrol reported today. U . S . Maps Strategy State Senate Goes Into High In Praise In Alabama Defiance Closed Session M OBILE, Ala. (U P I ) — away Negroes who tried to "T h e C o l l e g e Building Federal District Judge Dan­ enter. TALLAH ASSE (U r t ) — amendment was. in my opin­ Wallace'* action thus set The Satiate, which eonvenrd iel T. Thom a* today took ion. the most significant leg­ the stage for another show­ today to try Impeached Pnsra islation passed by the RW3 under advisement a request down between Hie liery seg­ Circuit Judge Richard Kelly Legislature," it was slated to­ from Negroes lhal Hov., regationist governor and the on charge* o f Judicial tyranW ASH IN G TO N (U1‘ H — day by Stale Rep. S. J. Davis, George C. \\ allace he re­ federal government which ny, went Into riosed session Sen. Kenneth B. Keating. (R- Jr., on hi* return from Tamhad said troops would he used after electing a new Senata strained from interfering N’.Y.I, ray.* he doesn't think p.i where he attended the If necessary to force the in secretary. with court ordered desegrethe HOP *vill nominate Sen. kick-off luncheon for the bond tegratlon. Kuliorf o f Murphy High Sen. Edwin G. Fraser ol Burry Huldvvutar, (ll-A rix .), program. .Schist! here. In Washington, Ally. Gen. MscClenny, who resigned his as its standard-bearer in lt*<l I. The luncheon was sponsor­ • > • Robert F. Kennedy was clos­ ■mm to )h» forfeited Senata ed by the "Citizen* lor Flor­ BIRMINGHAM, Ala. lU i't ) eted with hi* as-istant* plan­ scat, was unanimously named The Sanford Herald endorses ploying 1,061 persons, with an ap­ ida's Future" and was attend­ ning the next step. to succeed the late Robert \V» proximate payroll of §1 million per NEW YO R K (D P II — A ed by leaders from all areas —Hov. George C. Wallace ilewithout reservation statements made Wallace sent nearly 4uo Davis. Davis died shortly after tied Hie federal government year. Projecting the 1.001 employes threatened strike o f piddle throughout Florida that the Semi­ of the state in business, in­ in three cities today by ring­ trooper* into Birmingham, the cIoho o f tho legislative into the national formula of tlie e f­ school teachers was called o ff dustry, government and edu­ ing white school* with armed Tuskegee and Mobile to turn session. nole County Chamber o f Commerce fect o f 100 new jobs in the commu­ Sunday night when tile United cation. is the outstanding organization of its state trooper* who turned away the Negroes who had Fraser's appointment n i l nity, we arrive at the following in­ Federation o f Teacher* voted "It is my firm lielief." Dav­ been ordered admitted by the tlie first order of business for size in the entire state, teresting results: overwhelmingly to accept a is said, "that the progress of federal court*. (he Senate, which started tha Our reason? Where can you find 3,108 more people. new two-year eon Inn t. I Ion la in litis scientific and Systematically, the troopers impeachment session five min­ this kind o f talent for free? To quote 1,827 more workers. technological age will he barred the way fur 13 Ne­ utes late. Fraser was nominat­ 1,176 more households. one member, " I t would take a million geared to the educational op­ groes at Tuskegee'* only ed hy Ken. Verle Pope of SU 1.12-1 ntoro passenger vehicles dollars a year to duplicate this dedi­ M IAM I BEACH <urt> portunities ottered to its poowhite school; turned hack Augustine and seconded hy registered. cated group who work . . . year after —. Thousand* o f old soldiei» pie. two teen-agers at Murphy Ken. Charley Johns o f Starke. §6,195.000 more personal income. year . . . for the betterment of tho were to don uniforms and "1 worked and voted for the §2,835,000 more bank deposits. Impeuehnient of a state o ffi­ High in Mobile; two girl* at community.” climb onto float* tonight for pas-age ot the amendment in §3.780,000 more retail sales. Every committee of the Chamber West End High in Birming­ cer is one of the raiest ot tiig annual American Legion Hie last Legislature a* I felt Industrial progress, county-wide, is staffed by businessmen who de­ ham and a Negro boy al American Judicial processes. parade — set tills year along j it was the only reasonable is equally impressive with a total o f vote endless hours to tho Chamber's Supreme Court Justice E. Charged witii the $.128 hold­ Ramsay High in Birmingham. the pnlm-tincd avenues uf means of meeting tile needs 2.300 new industrial jobs and an esti­ program . , , hours taken uway from Harris Drew is presiding. Even a* Hie trooper* ac­ up o f tin* Fern Bark branch tlii* resort city. of higher education, the pursuit o f their own livelihood mated §9 million yearly payroll. Kelly Is the fifth Florida of the Winter Bark Saving* complished their mission — "T h e bond program is fis­ and taian Association last apparently Space will not |iermit us to dwell that certainly could ho Used to their Wallace’s first public official to t>« impeach­ cally sound and provide* a own financial advantage. on the hundreds of Chamber proj­ Friday, W 111i a m Edward step to force the govern­ ed. W ASH IN G TO N ( U i 'l ) — planned and controlled meth­ ects, large and small, which have The Chamber's five-year program Only one o f tha other four Smith, 43, of Waycrois, Hu., ment's hand—the rulor bur­ South Viet Nam's American- od of financing, with safe­ been a part o f this organization's o f success looks like the New York will be arraigned at 1U a m. lier fell for Hie (irst time at was tried and he was cleared t r a i n e d counter guerrilla guard- to prevent abuse ami lids Friday before U. S. Coin- an Alabama public school be­ hy the Senate. He was Dade program. It is sufficient to say that Yankees’ standing in the American foiees u-ed to spent head tile extravagance." League. the leaders have had the fortitude County Circuit Judge George mis-umer James S. Byrd at low the college level. government drive against to take on any project that affects Ultimate decision fm fi- Orlando. For example, in 1957 there was Holt amt his 1057 trial lasted Buddhist pagodas still are on tiant in t h 1g li e r education the citizens o f Seminole County in this newspaper headline . . . "Sanford six weeks. In a hearing Saturday, a secret (J. S. payroll, reliulde the fields o f education, transporta­ Naval A ir Station To Hu l ’luisrd through the bond program Prosecuting Kelly wers the Commissioner Byrd remand­ solutes said olday. tion. health und welfare . . . to name Out.” will be determined by the ed Smilli to the custody of manager* of the Huuse n t a few s|tecifically, the Statu Uni­ When this news was released, people at a special election the II. s. marshal and order­ Representatives, Reps. W il­ versity, Sanford Naval Academy, St. the Seminole County Chamber of Nov. 5 liam O 'N eil o f Murion, Weied him placed in Orange M IL A N , Italy (U I* t)—The Johns-lndiun River Canal, metropoli­ Commerce was called upon to save "This I- essential and pro­ County jail in lieu o f (Kl.uui born Daniel of tuikii and Leo newspaper II Hiurno today p er," continued Davis, "a * tan telephone system amt county airthe air station. LAKELAND (U P I) — Fkir. Jones n f Ray. bond. |K>rt. We hasten to point out also the quoted t listinrs Austin, the the people should determine Everyone knows the outstanding Assisting Berry Nichols, Smilli was arrested Friday Ida face* a "generally low" beautiful Indian-ho ’ n widow Hie qtfrdlun of financing high­ ’ js-> spcrtvealar : jnfiite o| truth'll of job that w'is <'**;*■» t ut H pdght ! d im s production ibis year, a Kelly's attorney, in tho de­ allcrnoon while walking in uf a British naval officer, a- e r eduealion. F i n a n c i n g answering endless inquiries from well for you to reread last Friday's crop comlilioh report from fense were St. Petersburg at­ headline in The Sanford Herald: prospective investors and future cit­ saying *'I will marry Henry school construction through Wilder Bark by FBI agents Florida Citrus Mutual indicat torneys J. A. Lloyd und II, J. who noticed the similarity in izens. Fold II us soil it as lie ob­ t>"nds ha* been done before. "N a v y To Spend §15.5 Million To En­ Mustcrson. Ids attire with the description cd today. large SNAS." This is our Chamber of Com­ tains u divorce." In IM " the people of this nf the holdup man given by Lack of moisture, a rust Tho House of Representa­ With the strategy for this proj­ merce and The Sanford Herald com­ Stale approved a constitution­ Teller Doyle Oldham. mite infestation and mclanosc tives impeached Kelly June 5, mends the Board of Seminole County ect well on the way to accomplish­ al amendment earmarking a were plaguing reversing nn earlier vote that FBI Agents, Seminole Coun­ outbreak* ment, the Chamber flexed its muscles Commissioners and the Sanford » it.v MEXICO CITY (U P I) — portion of the automobile tag farmer* hit hard by last sniun day. and voting eight ty sherilf's department, Or­ to tackle the county's industrial econ­ Commissioners for their recognition Yugoslavian l'« ■ -Went Tito receipts ** j, basis fur Issuing lando [Mil ice a n d Orange year's h i s t o r i c December u r t I r i c i o f Impeachment of this dedicated group — a w o rk omy. will visit the United States, bonds to construct public against him. They Jelled down freeze. County sheriff'* department, force of 156 members with an addi­ Mexico, Bra il, Chile and Bo­ school buildings. In 1958, despite the county’s un­ In Seminole County the to tho rrnlrul accusation that who investigated, remitted tional task force of 300-plus who an precedented population growth, not livia during hi * projected "When the people of this shipping season was off 1o Kelly practiced tyrannical anil one new industrial building had been available to work on special projects Western !lcmis|di<'i<- tour, tlie state recognize a problem that S7M1 uf the stolen 4121 an exceptionally early sluit. dictoriul methods in his court­ wa* recovered. constructed in 155 years. The next — who devote their time, their e f­ Yuguiiavian Embassy an­ and are given the facts, they Mutual said. It said many room. The getaway car and the forts and their money to make San­ nounced Sunday. five-year record o f achievement on respond remarkably. K elly was nerused o f threat­ shipper* feel that oranges .22 revolver used in tbe hold­ ford and Seminole County a good this program o f economic develop­ " I am wholeheartedly In fa­ up. along with a note given wilt begin moving before the ening and harrassing public place to live and a good place to work ment is fantastic . . . M new indus­ vor of the amendment and In Oldham, some clothing and end of the mmitli. Granges officials in partisan political and a good place to play. trial buildings in the Sanford area SALEM , Mass. ( U i 'l ) — will work for its passage on Why question success? Hie cash wero recovered at amt grapefruit sizes are ex­ speeches, interjecting his own totaling -112,090 square feet, emPolice today invi -tiguied tlie Nov. 5." ceptionally large and mois­ personality into court trials various public parking lots. strangling o f u .'0-yeat-obl ture is satisfactory, hut rusl and mixiiiulinghtg his office. divorcee, Mr*. Evelyn Corbin, mile is rcpsirtcd In he Hie big the ninth ip a -t-i.ee of such problem. BROOKFIELD, lit (U P I > crimes which have -picul a Public hearing on the pro­ Mutual said tree* generally I ’ruclanintion fixin g Kept. It was a great day for Id wave nf fear among women county budget will showing improvement, posed tie kids at Hie Brookfield Zoo 17-23 nx "Constitution Week” are wliu live atone ill the H eater Saturday. in celebration o f Hie 107th hut will bear llllle fruit in highlight the regular business Boston urea. session of Iho County Com* Conihncr, a blue pygmy umdveiKUry of the adoption lids first com chuck year. Kenneth David llanul, *ix Hut he said what fruit l( mission Tuesday morning, ac­ goat standing only 20 Inches o f the Constitution by tile high, gave butb to four -Inch- United States, was signed to­ I produced promise* to lie high cording to Chairman J. C. month<lkl ' otl ut Mr/ aml T A L L A H A S S E E (U P ! ) — will tie to promote approval By t nlted Pre— Inlet national high kids. Hutchison. day by Mayor Tom McDonald. I quality. Mrs. David Hamit. Dali Park Two fire bom . Sunday A bi-partisan council o f Dem­ o f Hie " o f f ycar-elei turn uf lluad, CanoHic. ry, was re In-uvily damuyed the home o f in rat* and Kt-puhlican* was ported in ‘good condition" to guvemors and cabinet uffieial, Negro millionaiie A. H. Hut­ chartered hete today and an­ day by attache* of Florida in Florida, ton in Birmingham wlieie in­ nounced that it* first effort Sanitarium ami Hospital after The council for better gov- tegrated schools were to re­ the baby was saved from today despite Hov. eminent is hnidi-d by A1 Hull- open Strangulation Sunday morn­ Khe met newsmen burkstagi NEW YORK lir p t ) — Ilnnn.i Alkun*n* arrived S ii n il u y ior, who defeated hi nltier Hem ge Wallace's pledge 'o man, Fart Myers civic lead­ ing. and faced a battery ut cumAxum, Mi** America of tin!I, fioui Atlantic City, N. J., nml beauties lo will Hie title, show­ maintain elus.sioo- , .u ..,er and auto dealer, with Doug­ Ovun Ansley, Casselberry today was expected to add Un- cxtubliidlfd headqilurlei* ut ed her ability to rope with era* and a lull rage uf question In Alabama. volunteer fireman and lifelas IKIden, Tanipu, vice chair­ big city ti» her list of con­ tlie Burke Lane Hotel. public appearances following lion* cool und poised, mid said saving instructor, U credited quests. man und Vincent Whibiis, The In own-eyed, 3-foot-il'j her coronation la-fore a na­ that now that the ordeal of thn with saving the child's life. contest was over she was Pensacola, sec rotary-treasur­ The willowy brunette from University of Arkansas sen­ tionwide television audience. Ity France* Wester It was believed the baby, “ very relaxed." er. The Lake Mary Chamber of which i»ad stopped breathing, When the muster of cere­ The proposal to change was choking on regurgitated Commerce last week veiled to Florida's guliri iialmiul elec­ monies earlier named her a* dispense with any further milk. the choice of the Judge* for tions to non-presldentisl elec­ lie wa» rushed lu Hie Ni- study on incorporating the tion years will go before the tho title of Misti America, City Commission will air black Funeral IIonn\ which area for the present time. At Voters Nov. fi in tlie form o[ Donna, whose measurements in turn took him to the Cas­ Hie same lime it voted to re­ tonight u demand by Hi* U. uro 3S-23-X7, walked smiling­ a prupo-i-<| amendment to the S. Housing and Home Finance selberry lire station. Anstey activate a committee to study ly along the runway of Con­ stute constitution, it has gave mouth-tu-mouth resusci­ feasibility ut installing street vention Hull clad in white erdiaven most of its support Agency for repayment o f .i tation on the way In the hos­ lights ami sidewalks In the from Democrats attempting to (72*1141 planning advam*- made mine und red velvet cape nml community. pital. hearing a bouquet of longguard ngain.it a sweep of to the City in the I'.Mu>. In other business it was re­ state offices by Kcpublh uns The advance wa* mail* to stemmed American Beauty ported that the new map <■( rosea. in time* o f popularity uf the finance a feadhility study for the area soon would be ready National Republican Party. u hi-wage treatment plant. Tim " i t vvai really- walking on to turn over to the publish­ a ir just like the song says,” Hallman said Hie council City contend* it u not re* er* and that the road commit­ plan* a vigoious program to quircil to rrpay the bum since she said later. Khe was refer­ tee is being supported in its provide tlie public witii full the plans were junked. ring to the pageant themo problem of securing rights of information about the change. song, "There Hhe Is, Mis* It) Donna K -l»* Tile agency contend* con­ Resident* of South Seminole way for straightening nut America,” thu next to last lino “ It i* our conviction,” lie struction of the present plant County donated (5332W, the Lake Mary* Boulevard. o f which is, "Thera she is, said, "that tha adoption o f follow* the caily plan- ami, The Lake Mary Women's this amendment will go a long therefore, i* demanding re­ walking on air," second largest amount turned in from a distiict. to ALffAC , Club, which ha* taken over way toward* providing bet­ payment. Equally on sir were her par­ annual march against leuk­ Hie Library Project, reported ter government at the ,tate ents who had traveled from The agency has given the emia which was held Sunday that there is now a aufiicient lev,-! in Florida. tire ir home town uf El Dorado, non-payment of the obi loan number of hooks to start a "tV « are concerned uisiut a* Hie rvusoti for refusing to afternoon. Ark., to witness their daugh­ Cunnistrr placed in various library but that the club is in tlie confusion that nuw exists grant a new 110,Dot) loan for ter's triumph. business houses in the »reu dire need uf space to locate in election ycur* when u na­ a feasibility study uf a proHer mother, Mrs. Hurley B. tional election i* taking place. pu.ed port terminal, will 1 picked up for counting the facility. Axum said wistfully, "Thera The C of C board of direct­ National und state issues beOther routine buslneia will on Sept. 22. goea my baby." llc r father Mrs, Vesler Elgin, South ors will meet Thursday night I'nme confined in the minds be taken up by the Commis­ auiil, " W i l l mis* her. but MISS AM ERICA, left, before «he won the bin prize nt Atlantic City, cii|>Seminole drive chairman, said at t h e home uf Hichurd o f tha voter and matter* of sion in regulur budnets ses­ w e're willing to share her today that 125 young people Keogh, president, to begin state aide concern do not re­ sion, after which it will cunturiul tin: birthing suit trophy an M in Arkansas. Donna Axum is shown with America. It leave* u* in the ure., |iarticipnied in the planning the annual Commun- ceive ih„ attention they iies-1 tinue public hearing* uf tlie here with Kudunne Tut Her, Miss District of Columbia, who won the talent •lone, light back v.hcr* wa ! ity Christ in as Party. , I proposed budget. drive. Star ted." conU'at. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OFFICERS — F. E. Roumillnt Jr., presi­ dent; Hownnl II, Ilixlires, treasurer; W. Scott Rums, vice president, ami Jlii-hnnl It. OcttH, immediate past president — today endorsed the follow­ ing editorial which apjiears Irefrnv: Editorial Keating: Doubtful C Success Story!: Strike Averted Arraignment Of Holdup Suspect Set For Friday Legion Parade •On C IA Payroll’ Seminole Citrus In Early Start T il Marry Ford Tito To Visit Divorcee Killed Stricken Baby's 'O ff-Y e a r' Election Condition 'Good' Council Organized Just Kidding Proclamation Budget Hearing: Home Bombed Miss America Takes On Big City Conquest Incorporation Plan Dropped $533 Donated To A LSA C By South Seminole Cily To Discuss Years-Oid Loan �. 11.. •* • .♦ i 1 ! j A!NewHigh InSeminole W A S H IN G T O N Chairman J. (U P I ) William — |anJ Ful- bright (It-A rk .) of the Senate Total employment In Semi•ole County stood at 11,600 In July, a new high fo r this ■oath o f the year, It was reported today by Joseph M Foy, manager o f the Florida State Employment Servlet local office. Employment was 600 (7.4 per cent) above the year ago total with gains in manufac­ turing, transportation, trad# and agriculture. Unemploy­ ment held steady at 600 be­ tween mid-June and mid-July , . , below the 700 estimate of July 1962. Seminole County with 4.9 per cent o f the la­ bor force unemployed (per­ sons currently seeking Jobs) Is experiencing e smaller un­ employment rate than many greaa of the State. For the month, employment In nonfarm firms edged down 600 . . . about the normal Jsse-Jul7 decline. L o !«* « were concentrated In manufacturing with food processing plants at off-seaaon level*, and gov­ ernment due to the la yo ff of Bonteaehlng personnel from publie schools for the aummtr. Tht agricultural force dipped (00 because o f the comple­ tion of vegetable harvesting; however, citrus grova pruning continued aetlv* in July. According to the latest U. 8. Census report, the total employed workers residing In Scminola County hava in­ creased from 10,178 In 10.10 to 17,159 In 1060 . . . a gain af 7,181 workers or 71 per cent In 10 years. By way of definition, the total employ­ ed force Includea wag* and salary worker* aa well a* self­ employed, unpaid family and domestic workers. The larg­ est advance occurred in the professional, technical and managerial group — increas­ ing over 2,000 to 3,675 work­ ers — to meet the demands e f the area’* growing popula­ tion and Industry. A ll occu­ pational groupa evidenced gains, except agriculture which fell o ff due to reduced Vegetable growing and great­ er use o f mechanised farm equipment. Farm Jobs, ac­ count for 29 per cent o f all ecropation* in 1060, had dropp:d to 13 per cent by I960. Casselberry Cub Scouts Have Swimming Parly By Jib * Casselberry Cub Scout* of Den Five, Casselberry P«ck 540, and their mothers, brothers and •liters, were entertained at ■ swimming party held re ­ cently at the Lake of the Wood* home of their Den Slither, Mr*. L. L, Werley. Those attending were Mrs. Darwin Shea, Danny and R^ger; Sir*. Vernon Catron, Vernon Jr., Joy and Beth; Sirs. Robert Orr and Skipper; Sir*. Charles Williams, Chark i Jr. and Beta; Mrs Howard V. "lams and Howard Jr.; SI.I Don Montgomery, Paul 1 Philip and Mark and 8 t Werley. Mrs. Montgomery, former D .a Mother for the group ce ebrated her hirthdoy with the Cubs. The boy* enjoyed swimming contests and re ­ freshments or cookies and lemonade were served. Because of the double sesskzr.s at South Seminole Elctary School, Den Five will hold Its meetings from 6:36 until 7:3o p. m on Wednes­ days at the Werley home. Theme for the month ot September is "Science F a ir" and the boys have been enjoy­ ing some elementary science experiment*. Their Den Mo­ ther has learned some of the hazards connected witli prov­ ing the h w of centrifugal force with a bucket of water. J u ly r,. I ailgett, hi, were conducted by Evang.list Hurt Brown this morning at Evergreen Cemetery, Enterprise. Mrs. i'udgett, a resident o f Enterpriser for 86 jours, died Faturduy night ut her home. She was horn ut Cassia. Surviving atu two children, James I„ Padgett, o f Orlando, and Mis* Viola Padgett, Entrrprise; three grandchildren and several great-giand chiidren. She wa , a lifelong (number af Missionary Baptist Church. J Foreign Relation* Committee, warned today that any Senate reienration* to the nuclear test ban treaty “ would be unwise and irresponsible." Fulhrlght made the atatement In a speech prepared fo r the opening o f formal Senate debate on the treaty. Supportera were confident they could get the two-thirdi Senate Tote required for ratification. Assuring hia colleagues that the pact was "indeed both safe wise," saidI mittee, in a report signed by i weapon* gains under the The treaty also ha* br*i "there are riika In thla treat/ six o f its seven members, said ! treaty while the United States |criticized by some military. but they are lesser rather the United States might suf­ would be inhibited in its dev*!- |leaders and scientists, w fiy than greater riak*. and the fer serious, even formidable, opment o f nuclear weapons |Dr. Edward Teller, so-calledi father o f the H-bomb, leading political opportunity* out- military disadvantages if the systems. the opposition. weigh the military risks." treaty is ratified. The pact bore a 16-1 en­ The three-nation pact signed Fulbrlght’s speech cam* a* The subcommittee, w h i c h dorsement from the foreign at Moscow by the Uniu-d the Senate preparedness sub- heard 21 military and scien­ relations committee, the all­ States, Great Britain and the committee sharply criticized tific witnesses in closed ses­ out barking o f the administra­ the treaty and as President sions on the treaty, made no tion, and the support of many { Soviet Union outlaws nuclear Kennedy arranged to meet d i r e c t recommendation on top-legal scientists and other testing In the atmosphere, in outer space and underwater. with Senate Democratic Lead- whether the Senate should experts. , It has since been signed by er Mike Mansfield (M ont.) ratify it. Dut against it were such scores o f non-nuclear nations. and GOI* Leader Everett M. Hut the group, headed by powerful figures as Stennis Dirksen (III.) to discuss the Sen. John Stennls (D -M l**.),j and chairman Richard B. Rus­ A ruminant is sny grazing pact, concluded that the Russians sell (L/C a.) o f tho armed animal that chews its cud The preparedness subcom- 1 services committee. and has split hoofs. FREE MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS with Every Purchase M E A D M A N O R is the name o f t h e new 87-lot subdivision being estab­ lished by the Oviedo Land Company north and east o f Oviedo. Ground was broken Suturday evening for the first three homes. Pictured from the le ft; Mayor I-ee Gary, Rob Williams, company director; A. K. Shoemaker, o f Shoemaker Construction Company; Ren Ward, company president, nntl John Evans, company secretary-treasurer. (Herald Photo) 30 2IH0 P A R K A V K Days To Better Grades PRICES GOOD THROUGH WEDNESDAY QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED ny The Reading Laboratory Writtrn for Newspaper Enter­ prise Association Let's set the stage for this article. You're home and ready to study. You have a page of main-idea lecture notes from the morning's class. You have a textbook open to the chapter that ap­ plies to the lecture. You have a clean notebook and a pencil. You're alert, bright • eyed, bushy-tailed and rarin' to get started. So what do you do? You could give it all up as a bad Job and watch televi­ sion, but that would be the coward'* way out. Or you could combine your lecture notes and the text­ book 'Chapter into a single, coherent outline. Miking out­ lines is sometime] more work than watrhlng television, hut always results In b e t t e r grades. In the tong nin, working from outlines is far less work than any other method of studying. When tests roll around, you need only study your notebook. H there's any­ thing in your outline that doein't make ltnsc, you can always refer to your text. Bu' you'll never have to read the whole textbook through. And if you outline what you're supposed to know, you'll be sure of knowing it. Here's a step-by-step pro­ cedure for integrating your lecture notes with your text­ book: —Overview the pertinent chapter before the lecture. —Take lecture notes on main Ideas, or on little tid­ bits that the teacher Is par­ ticularly fond of. Take notes only on material that Is not in the test. —Reread lecture notes that evening. —Resurvey (ext—again just for the main Idea. — Begin a main Idea outoutline that combines the lec­ ture and text notes. Don't lie afraid of mixing the two to­ gether. —After starting the outline, begin to "survey and resur­ v e y " " the textbook chapter to find tile nubord'iute ideas and consolidate your grasp of Hie main Ideas. Read the bold print, the maps, the graphs, the first sentence of each paragraph. Then sklin through the body of the text, starring the Important se­ condary ideas. (It ’s best to make marginal notes; for ex­ ample. for an Important idea, for a very imiNirtant one, and ••///" for abso­ lutely crucial Ideas.) —Incorporate the starred textb Th< is th ciupl you'v outlir (vxU> |* yo He c you’ll only amou ia v « 0u, easy siiupl instead of long, windy sen­ tences; don't try to put every little detail in your outline. In other words, keep your outlines as short as possible. Don't spend hours rewriting the textbook. Your outlines should be a memory cue that will help you remember the material. Short, quick, lo-thepoint outlines arc the easiest to make, the easiest to study and the most useful. (Next: The 'mechanics of fact organization.) The entire 30 DAYS TO BETTER GRADES series Is now available in an 80-page, spiral-bound book. To order your copy send your name, address, city and state plus $1 Oo to Better Grades, c/o Sanford Herald, P. O. Box 489, Dept. A, lladio City Sta­ tion, New York 19, N. Y . A new office was added fo the Sanford business district today when1doors were offi­ cially opened to the new full­ time office of the SeminoleDeBary llO'x Heart North Council Park at Avenue. The office also will serve as district BLUE RIBBON QUALITY FRESHLY GROUND headquarters for the nine-county East Central Florida district of the Florida Heart Council. Mrs. Dorothy Austin will be office manager and executive director of the Heart Council and assistant field director to Mrs. Jeanne Bodfish, field di­ rector for Florida Heart As­ sociation. "Thia year-round office will greatly extend Hie work of the Heart Council both In public education and public service," said Ed Simons, president of the SeminoleDeBary Heart Council. "A ll our activities will cen­ ter here now, for this county and for the other nine coun­ ties including Orange, Bre­ vard, Volusia, Osceola, In­ dian Itiver, Okeechobee and F lagler," Simons noted. "Seminole County has been wellnotcd throughout th e state for support in the Flor­ ida Heart Association," turn­ ons pointed out. "A t Hie present time, the chairman of the board of Florida Heart is Ernest South-1 AUTO Fulbright * “ Streets" Is the biggest item included In the tentative Oak to Sanford: Third Street, Park to Sanford; I8th Street, French to Lake. Maple Avenue, 18th to 22nd; Holly Avenue, 18th to 22nd; Cedar Avenue, 18th to 22nd; 22nd Street. French to Cedar; 14th Street, Sanford to Lo­ cust; Valencia Drive, 14th to Locust; Plumosa Drive, San­ ford to Locust (double lane); Fourth Street, Locust to Mellonville; Oak Avenue, 10th to 15th; Oak Avenue, 15th to 20th; Ike Airs Views On Spending And Tax Cuts ^ W A S H...... IN G.......... T O N (U <U!~ P I) _ Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower wants Congress to reject President Kennedy’* proposal fo r a tax rut unless Kennedy promise* to halt the rise in federal spending. Administration source* said Kennedy would not make the commitment demanded by •■Ksenhower because such a ^ o m ls e could not be kept. The House ways and mean* cemmlttee I* expected to ap­ prove >n administration-back­ ed measure 1"up-day that would reduce corporate and Individual Income taxes by (11 billion in two annual stages starting Jan. I. Elsenhower Issued his state­ m en t from his Gettysburg p »a .) office Sunday In reply to what he said were requests fa r hia view* from "various members o f Congress.” The statement was distributed by the Republican Nationul Com­ mittee. Most, if not all, Republican members o f the ways and means committee are expected oppose tho tax bill. How­ ever, it seems likely to get to the House floor within three weeks, and House pass­ age appears assured. It Is uncertain whether the Senate will act this year. Elsenhower said that Con­ gress, beforo approving any tax cut, should get explicit assurance from Kennedy that (federal spending in future fis­ cal years w vtld not bo allowed to go above the current $96 billion level until the budget lei balanced and shows a sur“ A tax cut Is highly de­ sirable but only If the per­ sistent and frightening in­ crease in federal expenditures I* haltrd in it* tracks," the form er president said. " I t is my conviction that ady tax cut without this firm halting o f expenditura increase is unwise, undesirable and cer­ tain to damage our currency ami the nution." on the pavement o f these streets: Cypress Avenue, Second to 13th; Pecan Avenue, Eighth to 10th; 10th Street, Pecan to Mulberry; Olive Avenue, Eighth to 13th. and Mulber­ ry Avenue, Eighth to 13th. New street construction I* scheduled as follows:: Oak Avenue at 2tlh Place, raise street; Mangoustine Avenue, 13th to 16th; 16th Street in front o f school; 16th Street, South West Road to Shepherd; Bay Avenue, Cel­ ery to 11th; Bay Avenue, l l 'h to Seventh; South West Road, drainage and sidewalk only, Fulton Street, French to Holly; Myrtle Avenue, First to Fulton; Slyrtle Avenue, Fulton to Boulevard, and Ful­ ton Street, Laurel to French, widen and curb. Curbing will be placed here: Twenty-fourth l ’ lace. Oak to M yrtle; 21th Place, French to Elm; Arcadia Road, Oak to Coiduta; Margaret Road, Oak to Cordova; Katherine HAVANA (U P I) — Prem ier Fidel Castro delivered his most blistering tirade to date Kennedy against President and his family in a rambling. conference news informal Sunday. "Kennedy Is the Batista of and the most his times opportunistic American pres­ ident of all times," Castro told newsmen in the early morning session following a reception at the Brazilian Embassy. Fulgcncio Batista was the Cuban dictator overthrown by "Kennedy is a cretin," Cas- N O R D IC jib e American people," Castro tro said, "and a member of us they cannot win.” "Kennedy Is thinking more I added. "H e thinks only of an oligarchic family that con­ trols several important posts about re-election than about |Kennedy and nothlnf else." A IR CO ND ITIO NER Castro's revolution, For in the government. For in­ stance. one brother l* a sen­ ator and another attorney general . . . there arc no more Kennedy officials be­ cause there are no more bro­ thers." He said the United States "is fighting a battle against Property Plus Iaatallatlaa 2 Y r. Factacy Warranty JONES Casually First stale In pass a com­ pulsory education law was Massachusetts, in 1652. 114 NORTH P A R K AUTO SERVICE F A 2-0331 1003 8. Sanford, F A 2-1280 M IR R O B U N W ARM ER Hostess helper from Top V a lu e Stam p* Brushed aluminum, twing-type borvllc. Bosket Inside. Big N‘ Beautiful! 1-2/5 books Tap Value Stamps Quantity Rights Reserved — Price* Good Thru September I t * Winn Dint store, 23; loway, Robert E. Conville, William B. RiChard, 22; Karl Billy R. Boone and Bussell W Robert B. Thomas Jr., San­ pint; ford Herald reporter, leads all C. C. Henderson, other Seminole County resi­ 8, Handley, 26; John Colley, 17; Loren Dougherty, 15; El­ dents in blood donations to the Mathews, two. Huger F. Walker, Curtis Crackin' Good Sweet or Buttermilk Seminole County Blood Bonk, mer E. Wontenay, 13; Ray­ it was reported today by Mrs. Robert J. Bauman, recruiter. Thomas, also Seminole County school attendance o f­ ficer, leads the list with 26 pints donated to the Blood Bank. There were 78 donors dur­ ing August and, said Mr*. James Doucette. R.N., super­ visor, "w e would like to thank the people who responded to our calls for blood for the various emergencies that oc­ curred last month. When a rare type was needed some come out at night, some stood by to lie called, if necessary. "W e also thank the regular donors whu come in month after month to keep the aupply on hand which so vital to our community. There is never quite as much on hand as wo need." Other donations In August were: Robert R, Johns, his 25th mond T. Hall, 12; Bernard I). Juffee. Chart** D. Baker, and Jimmy R. Henderson, 10. Herman C. Kplin and Wil­ fred A. Smoroskl, nine; Silas Lackey and Wilbur C. Hart­ man, eight (Gallon Club); Vernon C. McNeil, Edward J. Perry and Leon M. Swain, seven; Earl Walker, Arnold L. Hood and Cecil K. Abney, six; Duncan C. McCoy, James F. Yates, Mark J. LeCuyer, Paul C. Caruso and William T. Ward, five. Thomas W. Baker, Kenneth I* Merica, Henry S. Hilt*. George 51. Harriett and W il­ bur It. Yentsch, four; W il­ liam A. McKinley. Herbert I). Muse, Daniel M. Bodiford, Charles W. Register, Leslie W. Holcomb* and Joyce (1. Whitten, three; J. L. Jenkins, (irorgu IL Juillctt, Billy I). Vinson, Fred L. Dudley, Rob­ ert l.ee Branch, Michael P. Skeen, Thomas henry Hol­ Xs*$op John D. Stone Jr., Wilburn F. Jones, Paul Richard R. A. Clark, Spurrier, Francis L. Nuytens, l.vland R. Westfall. Joel F. Ilraton, Donald G. Ma­ son, Warren J. Templeton. Mario S. Greco, Amos Dohy, Tliaddeu* Ia-e McNeil, Hermit It. Wallstrdt. Rutland E. Thornton, Charles It. D’Orla, Richard J. Wallstedt, Bruce J. Wallstrdt, William T. Allen. Janies C. Leonard, Billy Gur* riaon John C. Mcfford. Henry Lee uud Mrs. Kh>»siu Leonard, first time donors. 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FR ESH G O L D E N B A N T A M F L O R ID A a* f-1 a m t: i ' w w COFFEE RICH ( IN R EU SA B LE ALUMINUM PAN ) No M ilk , Cream or Butler lot W IT H PURCH ASE OF THREE PACKAGES M IS S M U F F E T F R O Z E N Strawberries iy C oll*. Rich |.;| " PKGS. I . n t H U l g! CHOCOLATE CAKE • w ;o 4" “ — — - »tt .s s sou ncii*t »■ >.. - o. n. 61 - • S U N S H IN E C R A C K E R S DIXIE VANILLA C A R EY'S HANDI-SHAKE ?«“ l e t PKG . N ABI SC O DEVIL FOOD CAKES IN TABLET FORM V IM Detergent Killing Name Addrcsti JOc OFF Cl ANT SIZE C J O t V French Ave. & 23th, 4UU L. First at. 8ANFO KL �r M a •| Sw a MSi rnJ3>.< ■ ;*• j* ! %• m •• Must W e Know? Peter Edson 'O H , BO Y! THIS’LL GET KENNEDY'S G O A T f their neats. Science Service reports. The radiating material senes as a silent beacon which can be monitor, ed by scientists. The findings: The average prairie vole Is out o f the house about three hours a day. How many o f the ani­ mals were papa voles just getting away from the rat race at home was not disclosed. V o t'd think there would be tome kind o f privacy in the desert, eapedaOjr U ro u lived in a hole in the ground. B at not even prairie rodents havw escaped from man’s insatiable curiosity. Zoologists are tagging prairie voles, small ratlike rodents, with ra­ i ' f e dioactive materials to find out how much tim e they spend away from S® ! Political Notebook W A SH IN G TO N (N E A ) — “ I think it's all righ t having Nobody can accuse President him fo r President, but for John F. Kennedy o f not hav­ God's sake don't g o boating with him.” ing a sense o f humor. li e can • * * even tee a Joke on himself, which Is th* supreme test. The President has been sat­ irized, Master Mind Obviously, no individual can talk personal]/ with everyone else. By moans o f radio and television, how­ ever, he can address an unlimited number at one time. Records and tapes add a time dimension to that gbiHty. B u t only the printed word nllows others to absorb a man’s thoughts a t their leisure— and only through int can a man project his thoughts to the future, either near or dis­ tant, and fasten upon the minds o f others. Just as the brain receives u con­ stant flood o f information from the environment, so is human society being flooded with news, Ideas, facts, developments and discoveries in the arts and sciences and every walk of life. C Dick West Says ‘Gofferiron Explained W A S H IN G T O N (C P I) — Am ong til* publication! that w o n t mo u a satisfied read­ er la Clothing Cara New*, o f­ ficial Journal o f tho National Inatltuta o f Dryelcaning. Tha circumstance! under which I became u subscrlW to Clothing Caro N ew ! hate Jong ainco been forgotten, l f o i t likely at aome point I decided that I needed to broad­ en my literary Intake. A t any rate, Clothing Care N ew « la now Ingrained In my reading habita and it hai add­ ed Immeaiurably to my repu­ te t'on aa a conversationalist. A t tha risk o f sounding pompous I believe it Is lufe to s iy that I am better In­ formed about dryclraning O UR than m y man In my neighbor­ hood. One o f the thing! 1 learned frum Clothing Cara News ia that garment* have life ex ­ pectancy ratei. The life ex­ pectancy of your wife*! negli­ gee, for example, 1, the same as that of your child's mow ault. This docs not apply, o f coune, if your child ileepe In his snow- ault or if your wife skis In her negligee. Do you know what a "gofferiron” Is? I didn't either until I became a subscriber to nothing Cara News. Now I know that a g o ffe r­ ing iron is used to press Inco ruffles on men'a shirts and cuffs. Information o f that sort BOARDING 6 0 X COULD H AYB MAD1H‘ P«VW30O n! AMD A BIG PAY HIKE/ BUT LIKE 1 TOLD TH* BOSS, UNCLE SAM TAKES SO MUCH NOV/T FEEL LIKE I PAID FOS? 3CSU4 GLENN'S KlDE./ HOUSE h lh -heh- 3 JDLE 60S5IR UP VilTMTiO BACHEIORS, CHESLKV/ j 'T— 6KCAT J M A 3 0 R i TYl' WAY 1 ('CAESAR/f heard vt. vouk . >A F TE R bride combs sour HAIR WITH a PLAT3 A .M . / . 11074 COME SOU1HE- STAYIN’ IKCM IF- SOU OUiCkC | IN A F T E R M ID M ig h t / A * l r -L __ AJ lampooned, to his mouth, and has even The result is a worsening log jam In the channels o f information and a serious tim e lag before the majority o f men can absorb and understand these changes. It is as i f that part o f an individ­ ual’s brain which screens out all but essential information suddenly stop­ ped working, allowing sensations from every nerva end to flood the conscious mind. The effect would be chaotic and paralyzing. The situation in the field o f scientific publications is approaching that atate. That is why some say we must begin U> develop a “ world brain”— a system to coordinate, screen and contain the world's growing knowl­ edge. The Idea o f a world brain was ori­ ginated by H. G. Wells back in 1937 and was revived recently by Watson Duvls. editor o f Science Service, in testimony before a House subcom­ mittee. Like so many other Wellsian ideas, the world brain w h s ahead of its time. Hut recent advances in computers, microfilm techniques ami the transmission o f information have mmlo a world bruin entire feasible. As Davis said, we already have the knowhow: all we need is the “ iet’a-do.” The human brain contains some 10 billion nerve cells, or neurons, that form interconnections whose number fs r surpasses all the stars c t the universe. This is the source o f the infinite complexity o f individ­ ual behavior. Human civilization is something like that, being built up out o f the complex Interconnections o f the in* creasing millions o f people. But there are no built-in, natural connections between people. They havs to communicate by ‘ 'artificial” imitated, caricatured, had word* put in­ ia easential to the develop­ ment o f a well-rounded per­ sonality. Recently, CCN carried an Hem about a lady In Florida who purchased a pair of slacks. Attached to them wu, a notice that said ‘Ho main­ tain perfect shape put in cold oven and hake for eight min­ utes a t 250 degrees.” The lady had never baked a pair o f slacks before, so she asked her drycleaner about IL He, In turn, sent the query to the National Institute o f Drycleaning. The Institute had never heard o f baking slacks either, but it recommended that they be drycltantd before being placed in the oven. To that I would add some advice o f my own. Also be sure to take them o ff first. Another problem recently discussed in Clothing Cere News wee whet to do about spots that uru too small to warrant sending to the clean­ ers. Here Is the recommend­ ed procedure: Saturate the spot with cleaning fluid. W alt three n. notes and then soak it in lukewarm water. Next go user the spot with soap and water. Ami finally scrub it with a solution o f oatmeal and lemon Juice, Allow to dry and you will find that the spot has become large enough to warrant send­ ing to the cleaners. been the target fo r some pret­ ty dirty craeks from who Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic Amo* la like most of at, for wo seldom live up to our potential. And even n feebleminded child can be aided greatly as regards habits that are based on imitation. Thus, If you sur­ round your youngsters with correct English and good music and moral Idealism, they can become fairly cul­ tured, oven la spite o f n low I. t). CASE y U3: Amos G „ ag­ ed 47, Is a lifelong farmer. As he was sitting atop a pile of poles, the county agri­ culture agent drove up be­ side him. "A m os," the agent began, ‘‘how about coming over to tbs- county seat fur a new course In scientific farnrlng methods? "I'm sure you'll get a lot of new Ideas by which you can (arm much more effic­ iently.'’ llut Amos shook his held. "There's no need for that," lie replied, "fo r I'm not us­ ing half the new Idoas 1 al­ ready know." That same situation exists with reference to our brain cells. It is estimated llu t wo have almost IS billion brain cells but we don't use more than one fourth of them! For God Almighty appar­ ently endowed us with a wide margin o f safely with refer­ ence to many of our vital or­ gans. For example, we have about four time the kidney tissue required to stay alive. And tho same ratio holds true of the lungs. The liver has almost S times as much liver tissue as we ing a car sod performing need fur survival. most of the tasks required to We also have two eyes and earn a living. two ears. But. alas, wc have Cut when logical decisions but one heart! are to be made, then the per­ "D r. Crane." many people son with low I. y. is handi­ have asked, " I f wc have far capped badly. more brain cells than we ever A feebleminded person may use, then why can't a person thus work for hours trying with a low I- Q. offset that to fit a square block o f wood lack of inrntal horsepower by Into a rectangular pocket. simply working harder at his For h« cannot analyze the lessons? special differences. "Wouldn't elbow grease and Even a normal child of longer hours cuable him to four can draw a square but equal his more brilliant class­ he cannot draw a diamondmates? shaped figure. "Doesn’t tiie story o f the it requires three more years tortoise and the hare apply in of mental growth for the aver­ this situation?” age child to copy a diamond, To a minor degree, tire though he can ropy e .square slow plodder can offset the at the age o f four. greater brain power of his These differences are due briuiant comrades. to lack of adequate mental Cut only partially. Many of age, for teaching and fam i­ the things we learn in school liarity do not offset signifi­ depend on repetition rather cant differences In I. Q. than logical ability. (mental horsepower). For example, If you rear a But love and patience and moron In a homo where cor­ cultured parents can help a rect English Is always em ­ dull child greatly. ployed, that moron will speak perfect English and be cor­ rect In his grammar. Contrary to your own per­ Music, too, is largely a mat­ sonal opinion, it can happen ter o f repetition. So is driv­ to you. are admittedly people his en­ emies. This b i t t e r n e s s has not reached the depths o f viciousnesi to which Lite lute Presi­ dent Franklin D. Roosevelt was subjected, or the even worse insults to [Tesident Lincoln. With commendable good nuture. President Ken­ nedy has taken the jibes and gags that have been manufac­ tured at his expense. Impressed by the quantity o f this material, Gena Wot laman, a Scripts-Howard re­ porter in Washington, hus as­ sembled a "N ew Frontier Joke Book” which has Just been published as a 50-cent pocket book. It may be .seized upon as a Republican campaign docu­ ment and used aguinat him in ISdl. But like th* Ford jokes of an enrlier generation, it can also be used by the Democrats to show that their man is u human being. Here are some of the better ones, reproduced with permis­ sion: "1 ju it finished reading I’T109.” “ What do you think o f it? ” man said. "W h y. I remember the last time I saw you. PT. 109 had been sunk, you were out there in the ocean swfn.. ming around and the enemy They've changed the name was everywhere about.” o f **The N ew Frontier” to J. f . K. sighed sadly and “ One Man'* Family.” said: “ They still are.” • • • • • • JFK isn't tha first man who A-O. K.— Always Outpromthought he had all the an­ ise Kennedy. • • s swers until he had to come up with them. Two birds were sitting on a • • • telephone wire. "iTesident Kennedy is not bad for business. I ’nt a Wall .Street broker and 1 should know. Kennedy is not bad for husiness. He loves business. Yes lie docs . , .” etc., etc. "W h at’s wrong with thgt gu y?” asked the man nearby. " I don't know,” the male nurse Answered. "H e** been that way ever since they brought him in here.” a • • "A re you fo r J. F. K .? " one asked. ‘‘ Why n ot?” the other said. " H e ’s for us." • a • As a youth, J. F. K. was like any other normal, carefree, red-bloodeil American boy who had a million dollars. • • ) l « • It's al! right to become President at 4,1 if you accept the fact that you’ll never get These days, everybody in promoted. Washington want* tn know if the President is o ff his rocker. « « • We should let J. F . K. and Hocky run it o ff in 1M4. The loser could pay o ff the nation­ al debt. * a • A t F irst A Palmetto (Alongside eld post e ffic tj • "Y ou 're certainly looking great, Mr. President,” ths H I Sanford Furniture Co. a Kennedy like, the Supreme Court decision about prayers I in the school,, lie doesn't like anyone going over his head * OVER 35 YEARS • Carpet* * Furniture • Tile • Pianos • Rental Bed* Quotes l i t Today many people lim it on coming into the Kingdom o f God head fir*t instead o f heart firsL They insist on being convinced before they are converted. — Evangelist Billy Graham. I am reluctant to ses the Senate vote billions to reach the moon while tha House fails to provide a fraction o f that sum to help get com­ muters to work and borne again, — Sen. Abraham Ribiccff, DConn. Brush - $1.98 A L U M IN U M L A D D E R S - I t MARY F t . - 3 to IB F t . S iz e . C A R T E R P A IN T S 20'J \V. 1st ST. F A 2-3619 >lt HD'UHllE EST. 1933 tNSUKANCg a t a iAv7#o 'M 114 So. Phone X * Palmetto FA 2-0814 t-T WAS DUE HOMEAT MlD- Own A Home of Your Own |NIGHT- in lovely *4 S t y * i^ a n f u r ii f lj m lf c Page 4 Sunfunl, Florida ss i i . T i . n ru m a. <n i:i. oM . m n i o n i-in.T .......... Managing ' Jltur J l ' n r W K I.L S C o u n ty e d ito r vax ttu x i.iv Society Hum* l l « l l * » r y IJo W illi Mon., Septum bur 9, 1933 v vi<Hint Editor ssu i»i i t i >:11 w k i .i -s Mechanical Hupt. j i s i u SIIOI3SI i h i : ii ltm ln»«» M .r iig .r s illiil.» :i j i . l n v r I 'U i i l f U t l M iiuniier v u s s i* s o i . i o i , 1 st; Circulating Mauigir it list iiii-r iu s h i t s ;* lly Stall srmlaulr I »u alr | f o# 1 y . * r A ll tll.il ll i b r r “Homes In A Community Built With Pride” V/2 & 3 & 4 BEDROOMS — 1, PRICED FRO M LO W DOW N P A Y M E N T — F.H.A. or 2 BATH S $11,900 C O N V E N T IO N A L KITCH ENS BY F IN A N C IN G M o u lin 3.So a Months 1.11(1 ! Mouth Sfooi'BJ/Yltxk&JlC O N S T R U C T IO N Knt*r*d aa iscuiid ' l a * * matt*r Oi-tobar t a i l at tb* t*<>»t O lflc l of Hanford. Hondo. und*r the Act o f Cunsrai* of March. Th* Ifrratd fa a ni.'inbir o f tha United 1'raia which ti en­ titled i i d u i l n l ) to tli* u*a f..r rctiubllcatlou of all lha local naw* prlnttd In tliia nrwapapir. Mo part o f any mniurl.it, new* or a-lvenUlag, of thli idltlon of Tha bon lord l lir o ld may h« raproducad In any manner w i t h ­ out written pvrmlaalon o f th* pubtlabar of Tli* llarald. Any Individual ar firm n*pun*lbl< fur iuch reproduction will b* ronildorad a* Infringing on T h * lt«rald’* copyrlaht and will ti* ►•Id llabln for dainaaliia under th* low. I'uhllabud dell) *xc*pt Saturday, b'uud.iy and O i r l it m a i , publl-hcd Saturday |>r»c«*tllng Christmas. Y * - jfci 83-Year-Old Baby G E N E R A L ELECTRIC 1 Y**i* i.Ti a Month* 3>1 ] Month* t.oa 1 Month V. *. I ’o i l a ! Regulation* provldn that alt mill mb* rtplluns b» paid In advance. a .i d I Ravenna Park CUSTOM B U ILD IN G A S PE C IA LTY General Office 211 W. 251h St. HOMES ON Phone F A 2-3103 COUNTRY CLU B RD. - FOLLOW ST EN ST RO M REALTY Sale* Agent* OUR SIGNS In 1880 when Floridian* picked up a phone for the first time, they talked CO. — and that’* oil. But look what happens today. You can mind the haby (Home Interphone), talk hands free (Speakerphone), and conduct conirnitteo meetings (Cull Director). N o t only tbit, all Florida phones nre now 100% d ia l In spite of nil the things phones do today, it’s only the beginning. M ore and better services are being developed right now to make your telephone an even greater marvel o f convenience nnd pleasure, at the lu W U it g tto a ib lt) t u o L S o u t h e r n ^ B e ll ».0v:uliMq tL-ift tit Futii?/» �Hf» trotort f r r a l h ________________Mon. Sept. 9, ’63—Pag* 8 (Dsah tibby • D E AR A B B Y : What am I to do? 1 am a respectable woman in my titties. While I was clerking in a depart­ ment store a middle-aged man walked over to my .counter, stood directly in front of me, didn't say a word, but he winked at me. 1 picked up a lady's corset ( I was in "women's inti­ mate apparel") and slap­ ped him across the face with it. A tnetal garter cut his eyeball slightly, but he didn't go blind or anything like that. He is suing the store. I lost my Job, and it turned out that he had a nervous tic and meant no harm. Should I be blamed? LUCKLESS DEAR LUCKLESS: Even It the man had had no nerv* ous lie, and he actually W IN KED at you, you were wrong to strike him. (You could have called the man­ a ger.) Perhaps he is lucky you weren’t "in house­ w ares." You might have parted his hair with a fry­ ing pan. By Abigail Von Buren DEAR ABBY: Don't be so ready to encourage women to rid themselves of facial hair. Female facial down is far from repugnant to all males. It is a sign of ro­ bust health, strength and character. Mediterranean, Creek and Spanish women for centuries have regard­ ed their facial bair as a thing of beauty. The cur­ rent rage for removing every spear o f hair that cannot be worked into a ctidfure is an abomination. Inlcss a woman has handle bars that might poke a man’s eye out, she ought to leave her facial fust alone. Her man, when he comes along, will not regard her as a "lem on"— but as a real "peach." LIKES ’ EM N ATU R AL DEAR LIKES: Where AltK you? Please come to my office. The gir's don't believe you are for real. < \nd don't forget the mugtaelie w a x !) • • • DEAR ABBY: My hus­ band and I have been hav­ ing a big argument about you. He says that you arc not a woman, you are a man writing that Dear Abby column. I say you are definitely a woman. Please answer this in the paper be­ cause he says all the peo­ ple at work think he's right, lie wants to bet me. RENE • • • D EAR R E N E : Bet himt You'll win. And my hus­ band will be glad to back you up. • • • C O N F I D E S T IA L TO P E A R L : The world is your oyster. Why don't you start with Phoenix? • • • What’s on your mind? For a personal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 33tl5, Beverly Hills, Calif. • • • For Abby's booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding." send 50 cents to Abby, Box 3385, Beverly Hills. Calif. -------- !_______________________ j facob// By Oswald Jacoby On/Bhidqsi I have hud many request* to write mure on opening notrump bids and the Jacoby transfer. M y opening no-trump range Is from 15 to 17 high curd points. This is in full aiuotd with modern expert practice but if you want to u*« Id to 18 you will be at only a very slight disudvuntuge against players who use 15 to 17. You cun also apply the prin­ ciples in these articles, pro­ vided you simply cut dovvu all responder's requirements one point to allow fur the differ­ ence. While 1 don’t really object to 10 to 18 no-trumps, I ran assure you If you start play­ ing 15 to 18. I t to Id or It to 11, or anything along those lines you v. ill be hurting your- k’Oft TO ® ASS V K II ♦ Q 8741 *•8 4 MTE8T BART A A Q J 84 VQ8Z * 10BT VJ107I ♦ tos *KJ? 4AM *Q 1 0 ) SOUTH CD) * K 18 • AM ♦ KJ2 S A I D East and West vulnerable South West N.rlft Kart 1 N.T. Pass Paaa Pass opening load—S Q self subitantiully. the first thing to learn about no-' ’ump bidding is thui there no point in try­ ing to get into a minor suit LOst Jh c LOomsm: contract with a balanced hand. Thus wre use both two dia­ mond and two club response* aa artificial forcing bids and reserve jumps to three dia­ monds and three cluba if we really want out o f no-trump and into a minor suit. Playing at one no-trump South wins the opening spade lead and starts after dia­ monds. The defense takes four spades and the ace of dia­ monds and South makes two no trump. O f course, i f West opens a club he will beat the no-trump two tricks, but double dummy leads aren’ t made very often. I f North responds two dia­ monds that contract would he would back In with two spades and have no trouble making three odd. By Ruth Millett Raising immcy for clubs and a dollar ur two to n taut* i aah instead uf time, effort, pvt projects the bat'd wav outiight instead of planning A N D cash, when their organi­ hake sales, silver tea-, ba zation* need to raise money. teem* to lie an incurable habit znnrs, ami the like to rniee Instead, frantic letter* came uf wunten. tho money fur organiiatloni from clubwomen wanting to Nut long ago I mentioned and charities. know where they rnuld buy in a ndumii u buok that o ften TVhut kind nf retponte did the book with all the moneyclub-wumcn bundled.- o f nion- the column bring? rafting ideas. i-y-making schemes. I mention­ So the bake sales art- going Well, it didn't bring any ed it unly to point out that letters from women laying to continue. vvuiiteii wouldn't have to tpend they agreed whoichcartedly Thu bazaars aic going to time and energy—and no mure with tbc idea nf contributing flourish. in munt^ If they would give Women are going to beep right on running themselves rugged and paying haby sit­ H ig h ter* to look after their chil­ LONDON (U P 1 ) — John dren, while they meet and lY n m l <>f Northeast Louisi­ work and plan to buy each ana State Cullego Set a World other’* bakery and craft September 6 polo vault record o f Id feet, Items— instead of each one's Admission* 8% inches at White L'ity Sta­ Vera Anderson, North Or­ kicking in a little rush to the dium on July Ul. 1185.1 and lando; llcrnice liroce, Long- kitty. then broke the mark with a Obviously, women like It wood; Shirley lirookc, Osleap o f lii-lu'e «n Aug. 6, teen; Beverly Tudor, Alta­ that way and aren't looking IPtiJ at tho samo field. monte Springs; Pamela Moo­ fur any vaiy, simple, practical dy, Orlando; Ik n i* McCar- solution to the “ How to rai*e luy, Lake .Mary; Floyd Horinc, m oney?" questiun. I f the eolutiun is a* simple Charles Crain, Louise Noblet, as each member's handing Elizabeth Doyle and Alice i \ i h i v r v j i m .i . e i o r i t T . over n dollar or two, it just SI HI Mil.1: I'll! M V . f l . l l l t u Palmer, all uf Sanford. I) V doesn't appeal to women a* a Ilirtha • a n t i : «>►' legitimate way of getting Kl'VVAllD f . KOl'.KM. Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. D l b ’ llANKD something into the treasury. liruoki' Jr., Osteen, a eon; Mr. Nll I |i t: T O rR R It lT IlHo To vit. I’ l i i i e o x * t iv vivr s and Mrv. Theodore C. Doyle, a l. v l VI * nil m;i| i v u * For oldsters, about young­ Sanford, a son; Mr. and Mrt. M ix r » t i n t:»TA Tt:» sters: Ruth Millett'* booklet, v,.u and *s-ll of you ere Doyle \V. Thompson, Sanford, hereby notified and required n ton; Mr. and Mr*. Clayton “ Tips on Teen-Ager*.” Just l „ f t<i my rtelme end de ­ •end 25 cents to Ruth Millett ni Hide wlil'ii you, or either J. Moody, (lilari'b), a ion; 51r. of you. may have asxlnat and 51r». William F. Tudor,' Header Service, e'o The San­ ford Herald. P. O. Ilo* 489, s a lt cltvte In 1 nftl' -o ’i c Vernon lllsu. County Altamonte Springy, a *on. Dept. A, Radio City Station, Ju dfe « f Seminole County, at Di-missals New York 19, N. Y. h l » office In the Court llouee Margaret Denning. DeBxry; In Senfurd. florid*, within nix relendur nionthe from Ihe Sophia Crabb, Leroy Pendle­ time of the rir*t inltiltcetlon Es .s ie Knight, George wf till- notice. Much rlelm or ton, demand muil lie In writing Beat, all uf Sanford. Hospital Notes Legal Notice and contain the ptacs o f roet.lenre and tw.n office e.ldrete • ( ii.e cist nout . ul muet be • warn to hr the • UlmanU hie auent or attorney, or tae eauia ihull t.e void. F IR S T N A T I O N A L DANK AT ORLANDO IIV: H A R O L D B. SCIIOONIt VK Kit. ee Truet officer The Klret National llank at Orlando, l l K i.c u to r of i * M • » XVhlMker, Wlastne A man Sin East Colonial Dr. Publleh: Aug. STAR TS FR ID A Y "H O O T E N A N N Y HOOT" It. 2*. *ePt- «• ». li«J CDL-54 now * sh o w ing oiaen 81IIRLEV LEMMON M -rL a iN L ]R M B DOUtJt o x ir t : * t i i.eiivv Vilali t:o»*elalaiu*a» Tom A Mi"* •la tslrl %M»r b a l k * Heir Hepeef* Nee V e r i o (2) H u n llir-arloklef 1:90 I t ) T (!) IS) I II I I ) Till i » Itlpcoril Silent Service TVgeet W a lle r oreaftlta Monday Nile At The Xtovlee <«) To Tell The Truth I t ) The Dakotae I 14 IS) t *e Dot A Srerat l:li) ( t ) Your f u n n y fu n n y Fllme IS) Vacation I’ lsytiouee l i ft f t ) Stoney Ilurko I t ) Comedy Hour Spectate tilt i t ) Andy O rU ll th SSow 10:00 I t ) I’aeeword 10:00 I t ) Uen Casay t l ) tlrlnkley'e Journal M i ll ( I ) Stump the Star* 111 Aek Tour Doctor I t ) ADC Float S e p u ) 11:00 t l ) Nowecope i t ) Murphy Martin W ith the N e o i t t i ' t ic* ur..,n» f i n a l ti l l ( t ) Ch I Theater 11:10 I D Toalta Shew TUESDAY A. X. 0 10 ( « ) hiss ou 1:10 t l ) Contlnoaial Claaa»oom 1 I I ( I ) roltess of ihs Air t ot I D Ml«a Ou f ;1* (1) Today I t ) Wahe Op Monos 1.It ( I ) Farm Market Asport ( « ) Slate Nova sad VYeerhor »:le ( I ) Todar l l ) I're-School P lea aiag 1:00 I t ) Countdown Nows T:te I D Mlrhey'o Uwopol Time I to I t ) Mtcher Keaaa Shaw 1:10 ( I < Cspleiu K a a ss r o o 1:10 l l ) Woalher s a d News 1:10 I D Todar I t ) Cartoaotlla 1:01 l l ) Stale Trooper t . l l I I I Jack Dalauna • «> U iv p i ut Dear nil.a t:Ji* I D 0:00 ( ( ) 11:11 I D (9 ) llill (I) (() ID 11:00 t i l Iti 11:00 14) 11:10 I t i 111 Itoroper Room Newt * lalsrvtdwu Ser Whoa «*.»rtnnn t.'Aprrt Pier Tour Huuak 1 Lose Lacy Ann Soth«rn Show Pries Is Mlsht December lindo The McCoys Heeei Keys l'r« All-ntar V u iball <«) pot* ft ntetfre t l ) All-Star l la .e l a ll U :H 1 1 <•> Of T*tfe i t ) P!rn!« Ford A h i v 12:3') ( 9» Path#r Knows float <•) » 4 i r a tor T m i w * rew 11:11 (ft) t.lehl l:ot> ( ft) l U t h . U r f * l h * r fit lit e r a l w .p l la l t :1ft i t i a . The World Yuswt I D VIl.l-fla . .Now* t i l t ( D 1-ifftlm* 1:00 I D l-siswaird ( D D » f ta Ceurl 1.10 . . . A i l Lln k U ite r ( D Ian* Wyman »r«•ant* ( D Tho Dortur, 3:04 (SI To Toll Tin. Truth 111 lo ird ta Young I D <4 u ««a For a Day 3:34 (Si Tho E 4 | t of Nlelit I D Who Do T o . T t M l 11) Toun* Dr vision. 1:11 ( t ) Douslao Kdwsrda tv P N u a tn t IV ft«3i K IT IT M o r M A HO AlUuT (1. BltOAF, |)«Ct44l1 Now* ti*S (0) ID (!) 1:14 i * l ID till V 10 1:10 ft.crot a i .r m Amorl.an l) **<ataa< T h . Match Uanto .Vlilllnnolr* Mth* H bo. Fee Daddy 10) D l.c u t .r y •«) I I ) A m .r lr aa N.waaiaad I D NBC N . w a I D M.t.rlcW (ft> tlnrta W a l l I D asp.rnian ID Ity tra tv I D Burns ft Alls* I B (D • 0) D rp u ty !•»'»« W .aihsr TtiHNtcotor f t M v m w r i — company take on a beatnik Happened to R oyalty?" In a atmosphere for their version sense, this is an obituary of of "Embraceable You." And living people whose situation has passed away, the kings the kicker o f the evening is and queens of Europe. the return of Silvers', or Ser­ geant Bilko's army sidekicks, in a Madison Avenue skit. All The peanut is not a nut. but good fun. it belongs to the same family 9 10 p.m. ABC. "What Ever as the common pea and bean. BIG HATABURGER 2415 NOW O PEN FRENCH AVE-, SANFORD For Carry Out Orders I'lcaite Phone 322-9818 W e ll Have It Ready i> m r j r o r n T o p T iir. i n r v r v J it iu fs . n K t m o i. i: M U ’V r V . 4 II 1:11 1:04 T V Time Previews Legal Notice TU E SD AY r . M. snow •■'I.n ii i d %, T * A ll (re illtn r* l i t Il M f l M N I ’ In I im * nr | )f«R it« I « n l n « | fin Id l f t t a f » l Yo u h»r#i»r anti t* rh notlfl*«l of row » r* -»n.| rr«|ullr*«l to pr»««mt any rl«lm « And do* man ia which y*?u, cr Either nf you. m.tr hav* Mainer tho f f t a l i of MerRArtt <1. Mhnaf, tlorrerotl, let* of <m U ronnty, to tho (!ountr Jo If • of H«mln«.l* Coiintr. FI pMi . a t h!« o f f ic# In th# court hou«* of •a**l>t County at Htnford. Klof. I'U, within all c*l#ntl'Ur month# from th# ttm* of th# fieri pu blic*!Ion uf Ihl# nolle#. K.»* h eUlin or 'Irmanl #h*1l h# fn writing, ami »h«U atat# th* p l i c i of r#«lt1#itr# *n<l pml offltc# A'l lr r •• of th# cleimenl. m l #h#II b# #wom to t»y th# flAlmant, hi# « f « n t ( or attor* n#y, and any such claim or tli mand not #«> fll#4 ahall b# Void. #/ Maririr#! J Itarkry A# Admlnlatretrl* of th# K#t*t# of M#r«*r#t U. Bhoaf, d#c#««#l. Hutchison m l l.#(fl#r K Iward# tlulldlrf l»o#t Ofric# Drawer II Hunfonl, Klorhla. Attorney# t>>r A ImlnlalratrIt PublUh; Hoytmtiitr 2, >. K, 21. 1BBS CD M *I H iyr R a c e YONKERS, Overtrick, pacer a which Y. N. (L T D - three-year-old hu» won five oub-two-minutc mile- thD sea­ son. has been made a sup piementary entry for tins 8150,000 L'anc Futurity Pacn at SEPTEMBER 9 t h ™ , u SEPTEMBER 13th Yonkers Raceway Sept. 12 TV R E N TA L • Sale* • Seminole Service TV F A I-4920 Zenith Color TV Salsa 848ft Sanford Are. # Nothing Could B « More Convenient W hether you need a for/ dollars or a sizable loan, it pays to deal where you In recognition of National Home Soptombor9lh thru September 13*•• Week, Winter Park Fodorai will for a loan application to purcha## give a Free Loan Commitment or build a home. Y o u can Serve up and W aive Their Loan Service to 7 5 % of the total loon cost! O u r Charges to any family who quali­ Home Financing Specialists w ill b# fies during this week . . . pleased to explain this offer to you. i pociftboofc. NO ADVANCE NOTICE REQUIRED LOANS UP TO WOO — G.A.C.— FINANCE ------------ O R L A N D O ------------ • • • J A X f f i t s I I V — Tel or M U I- f la * » * . ftofaet Sports Picture KJItorlal C s a a e M llenatsty Weather Shaw Dreeart Ni s i Sports Report Call the Doctor ------------S A N F O R D -----------i l l ML FntM .....rJU f«x2-1/43 |*r r .«.«al Ue|HO) 18 r ee l ID t :i t t l ) It) till ( I ) (1) M i (I) t:lt tl) t:<$ I t ) C O R P O R A T I O N , Ue Maeef leld —1 • »l»r V'o-llll » t ilt ( I ) N iw noyo 7:30-9:30 p.m. NBC. 3Ionday Night at the )tovies. “ Harry Black and the Tiger," starring Stewart Granger. (C olor) (R eru n ) Produced in jungle territory in India, till* 1958 production did well to cast Stewart Granger in the title role. Except for the photography there ll little else but Granger in the pic­ ture that is of any value to it. The atory is a fair equa­ tion of the belt in man with Granger, as a professional hunter, realizing that his pas­ sionate penual of a married woman U no better than the acts of the marauding ani­ mals he hunts down. Barbara Rush and Anthony Steele arc featured. 8:30-9 p.m. CBS. Vacation Playhouse. "Hooray For L ove." This telecast, a po­ tential scries that couldn't make Ihe grade, ii another trite attempt at dramatizing the prohlema and the pleas­ ures of young manieds. Darr> 1 Hickman and Yvonne Craig play the pair whose sit uation was given some inno­ vation by putting them on a houseboat. Included in the cast is Beverly Wills, daugh ter of the late comedienne. Joan Davis, who gives tinbest accounting. You'll also recognize Max Baer, Jethro of the 'T h e Beverly Hill billies." 9 10 p.m. CBS. Comedy Hour Special. "Summer in New Y ork ." starring 'Phil Silvers, Carol Haney and Car­ ol Lawrrnce. (Rerun) An­ other Nat llikcn production that Is a bright spot in this somewhat dismal evening's schedule. Slivers plays a Manhattan bachelor in an off­ beat tour of the big town's fun facilities. The gimmick is a vacation which he intends taking by staying In his own back yard. Carol Lawrence Is fine on a Staten Island ferry yodrling "T a k e Me Hack to Manhattan." Miss Haney ami AT 1:0ft • 3:88 . 8:18 8:30 ADMISSION 80e Bill) (VIlDtR'S he l keyMie MONDAY P. M. • A t I D Cfeaaaes • W s e W M a I I ) Cheekmau tit ( I r t i i o : ttsadlines o ( the Century I its (1) KJI to rial t i lt ( I ) Ma rie t t ia a w t a kt a aorta g a t every advantage. Under our plan every­ thing U custom tailored to s u it you and your R I T Z B rlr- O rlam lo . F lo rid a Television 90qhU qhii 421A Ormgt Art, CArdtn 4-K0S 401 W. Central Bl«d GAnten34493 1243F. Cokmlil Or,LA/dm 52641 Sm th* tthihil of Photos, Art tondorisw and Models of somo of this aroa's most homitlfol hoomt designed hy Winter Park Architects on display in our lobby during National Homo Week, Septomhor f t # thru September 13th. 0a Friday night, family Night these Architects will ho pretoot arid htfff to answer your guestioos. "Serving Central tloriJa since 1934" W inter P a rk Federal savings qndloan association MAIN O f H C t ft N .w tngUmd ot K ft W ,n ).r PoA NORTH BRANCH ft “ At Ih* Cio tKO ad*" ft F*m Poik AAIAAIIR f (D4RAL 5AVINOS AND LOAN INSURANCt CORPORATION AND HDIRAL HOAAI LOAN BANK STSItM ' �p » w m Altamonte d In Candlelight Ceremony and M n . V . street Jaagth draaa o f whit* roe* buds and white carna- ter o f the bride, was matron and Jack B. dacron with t w e n t y lace | Goes with white satin ribbon o f honor. She wore a pink and white dacron street length dreis and carried a bouquet o f white carnations and rosea. David Butler was best man and serving at ushers were Robert Cohen Jr. and Fred Knight. Following the ceremony, a reception was held In the Educational Building of the church. Decorations Included large baskets o f gladioli and potted plants. Miss Howard Honored A t Shower M n . J. D. Caaaady, Mrs. J. C. .Lane and Mrs. J. R. Dun­ away were co-boatasaea fo r a regent bridal shower at the Caiaady home in Eldtr SpringsGuest o f honor waa Miss Cindy Howard, bride-sleet Games were enjoyed with Mrs. W alter Gay, Mias Martha Warmack, Mias Paulatt Normand and Mrs. James Klam a winning the prises. Refreshments o f fru it punch, mints, cake, potato chip* and •alted not* were served after Miss Howard opened her many gifts. , Others Invited to share tha evening with her ware Mines. Frank Davis, Sam Farrish, Friday Benton, Gut Warmack, James Carthledge, L. C. Smith, J, D. Caaaady Jr., J, B, Howard and the Miaaea Sandra Caaaady, Faya Duna­ way, Jean Yates, Dorothy Lane and Ann Bronson, Also the Mmea. Am y Ergte, Ann Smith, Homer Miller, Henry Jett and Mrs. Inea McMillian, from Del .and. MR. A N D MRS. JAC K R. CREWS (Jameson Photo) Mrs. Alice Baas cut and served the wedding cake, Mrs. Ray Slaton presided at the punch bowl and Miss Margo Dunn kept the bride's book. Background piano mu­ sic was presented during the reception h o u r s by Bliss B ellye Ann Slaton. For traveling M ri. Crews chose a dark brown and white three piece suit. After a wed­ ding trip to the East Coast, the couple will be at home at 708W Oak Avenue In Sanford. Out of town guests Included Mrs. Essie Burks and Sirs. E . Crlspe, of Tavares; Mr. and Mrs, C. B. Brown, Miss Nancy Brown, Buddy Stev­ ens, Kaye Stevens and Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Stevens, all o f Orlando; Mr. and Mrs. E. A . King, daughter Elaine and Martha Mims, of Tampa; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cohen Jr., o f Indian R iver City, and M r. and Mrs, Charles Cal­ houn, o f Eustla. B y J mIU l i r t M Mr. and M n . B. H. Jar* rard and aon, Timmy, have moved Into their borne on Florida Boulevard as perma­ nent residents of Altamonte Springs. A few years ayo the Jar* ranis bought the former Dunwoody home in anticipation of his retirement from a steel Birmingham, company Ala., after 40 years in the executive department. Mr. Jarrard'a interest, other than in business, cen­ tered around church work and scouting. Birmingham gave the fam ily a big fare­ well party and everyone, In­ cluding the City Council pres­ ident, was at the surprise dinner which was attended by some 200 persons. The J a m rd s have another son who lives in New York City and a daughter who is now teaching at the McCoy Air Force Base School. The daughter, Berma Jarrard, re­ sided here in the Florida Bou­ levard home until the family was ready for retirement. During this time she also taught In public schools In Apopka. Longwood Personals By Donna Estes Mrs. A. R. Lormann is re­ cuperating at her home on Wiklmere Street, Longwood, after a three week stay in the Winter Park Memorial Hos­ pital. Oviedo High School Faculty Entertained At Stew Supper By Berake Kelsey Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Faulk Sr. and daughter, Beverly, entertained the Oviedo High School faculty and friends, Tuesday, Aug. 27, at the Oviedo High cafetorlum with one o f their famous Bruns­ Mrs. Burton La Roy of Ma­ wick Slew Suppers. dera Road viaited her sons, C. W. Holder, principal, Ray, at Fenton, Mich., and Wesley, at Crosse Isle, Mich., thanked the Faulks on behalf and her brother and family, of tiie faculty and presented Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Adams former school secretary, Mrs. Douglas Aire, a sliver bowl engraved with the words, “ in Appreciation, Faculty, 1903." Mrs. Aire, who retired after 10 y ea n school secretary, is being replaced this year 100% Hanforiird Cotton by Mrs. Lois Kirby of Lake Georgia. PrlnlH and Solids Those attending the supper were Mr, and Mrs. Don Ulrey, Miss Dorothy Rice, Mrs. Milady’« Shopp* Lee Warder, Mr. and Mrs. Of Fine Fabrics John Porter, Mr. and Mrs. 106 S. Park 3I3-D3U Walter Teague, Col. and Mrs. William Brinkley, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Gore, Mr. and Mrs. James Partin, Mr. and Treasure Muxferii Mrs. Kirby Bucklcw, Mr. and Imported Sachets Mrs. W. B. West; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ab­ bott, Mr. and Mrs. Peter (lift Wright, Mr, and Mrs. Merritt Staley, M in Lois nuddcil, lloxed Mr. and Mrs. John Dawes, Mr. and Mrs. W. It. DcShizo, DeRary Personals Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mikler, Mr. and M n . Theodore Aulin Jr., Mr. and M n . Hardin Wchb, Mr. and M n . Arthur Scott, Miss Frcdia Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. John Courier Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Richard A Delightful And Truly Different (lift For “ Her” Cards - Hooka (Formerly MeVleant) 210 E. Flint St. y - II I----- --— !— 'jA b B Tf Coffee ■ OUR PRIM E OF C L A Y TOW KKY, loft, Joyce Fnron and Wendy I'oriko with Joyce's dog, Susie, at a gathering of the Fttron family, on Monroe Ave., DeRary, (Cox Photo) tty Julia llartas Mrs, Alice Hunks and daughter, Judy, of 207 tirundviow Ave., recently enjoyed three days spent swimming and relaxing at New Smyrna Beach. Mr. and Mrs. A l RosenIdoom o f Marlclra Reach were Lubor Day weekend guests of Play . Time Favorite Mr, and Mra, Oscar Gattls ai their huma 106 Dolores Your tiny toddler w ill look Drive in Dol Ray Manor, cute in this easy-to-makc sun Uy Mona GrinMt-ad outfitl Trim lt with an apFire Chief and Mrs. Bill pliqued kitten pockut if di~ The boss and his secretary Hahn and sons, Alan, George sired. SANKORD'8 NEW will not lock horns if he docs and B illy have returned to No. 139-11 has tissue— sites n't give work to do at 4:U their home on Lomhurdy 1, 2 or 3 (Please state size); p m., and she doesn't close up Road, a fter a 10 day visit with hot Iron tranifer. shop at 4:43, waiting for 3 frienda and relatives in Med­ To order send 35 cents in o'clock. ford, Long Island. coins for each pattern to: Creative Woman ^ F IN E FOOD Sanford Herald “ ON T H E W IN G ” In (h a Box 438, Midtown Station BY GLEN - OK * M IC H IG A N Now York 18, N. Y . TH E M A G N IF IC E N T TO N E S OF Print name, addreaa with HOTEL BLUE — G REEN style number and else. 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Plans were discussed for a Papineau entertained M ^ and fashion and hair style show scheduled for Business Wom­ en's week in October. Pro­ ceeds will go to the local Dental Clinic, one o f the pro­ jects of the BPW Club. Dctails will be announced later. .Members attending were M m c s . Harriett Slawtcr, Marjorie Cowan, Arolyn True, V. H. Grantham, Gordon Brisson, Martha Beard, Ruth Warren and Ruth Cummings. June Fehrmon, a newcomer to Sanford, was welcomed by the club as a transfer mem­ ber, from Leesburg. Mrs. Adam Muller with a sur­ honoring Res­ taurant tor the monthly din­ Constable and Mrs. Oscar party, 4 , MRS. MALCOLM BORDEAUX, nented, guest of honor at n recent morn­ ing coffee is shown with co-hostesses, from left, Mrs- R. L. Johnson,, Mrs. Ed Fitzgerald and Mrs. F . E. Pharia. • (Herald Photo) prise I Guests Included JIra, W. I, Crabtree, hire. J. C. Black* welder, Mrs. O. 3. Tolar, Mrs. Muller's birthday, Wednesday evening. Among the guests were Lt. Col, and Mrs. Phillip Nicker­ son and sons, Don, Kevin and Brian, Mrs. G. Witsford, Miss Marie McKenna and Mrs. Frank While. The buffet table was over­ laid with a whito cloth, cen­ tered with a large flat cake, inscribed: “ Happy Birthday Ilea " in aqua and yellow on white icing with yellow can­ dles. Kevin Nickerson brought in the lighted cake, with ail singing, "Happy Birthday." ♦ 4 « Now You Can By Donna Estes Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Spen­ cer have returned to their home in Longwood after a va­ cation and visit with relatives in the north for 10 days. Traveling by plane, thrir first stop was in Indianapolis, Ind., with Mr. Spencer's bro­ ther, Dr. and Mrs. Juhn L. Spencer and family. A few days was spent with two other brothers, E. J. and George and their families, in Cincinnati. In Detroit, Mich., they also visited a brother and two sisters, James F. Spencer, Mrs. Margaret Snodden and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shelby. The last stop was with an­ other sister and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. As a i d , in Roscommon, Mich. For three weeks prior to their departure for the north their son and his family, Dr. and Mrs. George M. Spencer, and children, Larry, Susan and Patty, from Endwcll, N. Y., were their guests at their home In Longwood. SUSAN D A LE COX, daughter o f Mr- nntl Mrs. Franklin D. Cox, o f Chnrlotto, N. C. cnMiruterl her fourth birthday while visiting her grandpar­ ents, Mr. ami Mrs. John Kennedy, Logan Drive, Longdale. Assisting with tha celebrution were her parents, grandparents, an uncle and nunt, Mr. and Mrs. Murio Claudio, and children, John, .Jimmy and Frank Claudio and her brother Reggie Cox. (Herald Photo) Hospital Beds With Catch Sprinea And Safety Kails Also Kollawaja And Baby Crib* American Rent-All In • Sanford 2666 S. Hiawatha A w . Lake M ary Personals ut guests o f the C. W, meyer and six children, of ns in Lake Mury w«ro Baltimore, Md. uughter and son-in-law, . . , .. i „ „ . , Other guests during the d Mrs. C, H. Lensing________________________ past two weeks included Mr. * -H . rlS and w g le , I * Otia ( Josser and children, Otis Jr. and Delures, - J, Lynn Jr. 1 A. l J C . Mrs. ft _ _ 30 b Helen Ogle, daughter . N ellie Ogle, o f Enterind Lewie J. Lynn Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Lewis J. Sr., o f DeLand. were it Aug. 30 at the First o f Green Cove Springs; Mr. and Mrs. K. 11. Parrish, Cfndy and Imrothy, of Orlo Vista end ‘ heir son, Charles, of Nashville, Tenn. Charles, who Is attending the Treneeca Naiurene College, In Nashville, delivered the sermons two nights at the Naiarene Church, while he here. JEW ISH NEW Y E A R CARDS For Sept. 19-20 A Wide Variety T o Choose From By — Gibson And Ruatcraft PRICED FROM E c UP 4 Mrs. Eva Van Ander and daughter, Eva Marie, o f Mi­ ami have In in visiting friends in Lake Mary. They a ra for­ mer resident# here. 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PHONE PA M i l l % �Seminoles Swamp JV Squad 34-0 Vikings Right Behind Packers By United Press taterwiUoail »u d o rh Defense Shows 4 Up Good In Scrimmage djrrall) Mon. Sept. 0, '63—Pape 7 Nkklaus $ 5 0 ,0 0 0 To Good In Series AKRON, Ohio (U P I) -J ack Nkklaus did it again. It was. he said "my five Iron on the 13th hole which did the job” —the Job being the $30,000 first place money In the World Series of Golf. It was the second year in a row that burly Jack came up with the biggest golf purse of the year. He shot a final round 35-33TO Sunday, matching par for the 7,163-yard Firestone Coun­ try Club course. That gave him a total of 140—even par— for the two rounds. Yankees Need Only Four More To Sew It Up Only nine more practice Green Bay’s tone pre-sen- Sunday. On Saturday Bight at the Sugar Bowl in New Or­ Green Bay Packers are the years—came at the hinds of leans the Chicago Bears beat the Baltimore Colts, 14-T, and National Football L eiffu e'l the College All-Stan at Chi­ the Dallas Cowboys whipped exhibition champions for the cago, Aug. J. the Detroit Lions, 27-17. Y et coach Norm Van Brockfourth straight year, but who­ Saturday the New York It was no surprite that the ever By United Trrsa International The maple number acpiia*.Ing the New York Yankees from their 2Sth American League championship is down to four today. A ll the Yankees need to nail down their fourth straight pennant and their 13th in 15 years ia to win four of their remaining 18 games. The elineher should come this week. The Yankees open a four-game scries in Kansas City tonight and then play four weekend gumes in Minne­ sota. The only clubs that still have a mathematical chance of catching New York ore the Chicago White Sox and Min­ nesota Twins. A l Downing, who wasn't even in the majors at the atart o f the season pitched the Yankees to a 5-3 triumph over the Detroit Tigers Sun­ day. The Whits Sot reclaimed second place from Minnesota by sweeping a douhleheader from tho Twins, 5-2 and 5-1, and in other contests the Cleveland Indians beat the Washington Senators, 6-2, the Boston Red So* lopped the Baltimore Orioles, 6-3, and the Kansas City Athletics nip­ ped the Los Angeles Angels, O.l ■ I, Jacobs Cool Winning At Utah S A LT LAKE CITY ( U P D His fellow pros aren't kid­ ding when they call young Tom m y Jacobi one of the coolest and calmest perform­ ers on the tour. Jacobs, the curly-haired 23year-old professional from Bermuda Dune*. Calif., dis­ played both characteristics Sunday when he won the $40,000 Utah Open in a pressurepacked finish at the Salt Lake Country Club course. The up-and-down Southern Californian survived a shaky finish on the last two holes to win by one stroke over lean Don January. Jacobs threeputted the 17th hole for a bogey and double-bugeyml the final hole but still won when January could get no better than a par four on the I8tth. City Bowling Play Opens The City Bowling League kicked o ff the fall season last week with the completion o f 10 team*. At the end o f the first week’s play five tram* are tied for first place and five for second. In the competition Lake Monroe Inn got three point* from Sanford Manufacturing Co.; The American Legion Post 53 team salvaged three points from Wisdom Sod Ser­ vice; Sweeney’* Bar and drill garnered three point* from the Jet Lane* Bombers; the Knight* o f Columbu* look three point* from Harry * Bar, and Michaels Elk C!a* salvaged three point* from Pryor'* Slat* F*rm nsurane* Co. team. Spoils Record M ARLOW , England (U P I) — Charlss Atherton Atehley, 82, said his 50-year rec­ ord of driving without re­ ceiving a ticket wa* spoiled when he was fined $3 60 for a parking violation. Pigott to get his Sanford H Seminole* ready for their first game o f the season. ffliK . ............. SEMINOLE HICiH SCHOOL Varsity player closes in for the tncklo on n JV ball currier while help cornea up in last Friday’s Vursity-JV scrimmage. Cards Give Up Membership Lags In Booster Club 24 Hits But Win Two Games With Ity t oiled Prr«* International How wacky can that Na­ tional la-ague pennant race get T * M KiaJit St. Louis pitcher* -sriv gave up 24 hit* in a pair o f weekend game* against the Pittsburgh Pirates, yet the Cardinals managed to win ’em troth and pull w-ithin 3l-j game* of the scrambling Lo* Angeles Dodger*. The Dodger*, meanwhile, suffered two straight hr**,-* to Sun Francisco nod manager Al Dark of the Ginnla ihirpcd, "W e ’re not out o f this yet," ASSISTANT C O A C H although the defending at Oviedo High thin champ* are 8>» game* back y e a r is Arthur Scott, with only 18 to play. University of Alabama Manager Johnny Keane of graduate who also ia the ('animals wasn't talking t e a c h i n g Industrial — at least publicly. He'* keep­ Art. Scott cornea to ing hi* finger* crossed until Oviedo from Thomna- a week from tonight when the vllle, (ia., where he also Kedbirds ami tho Dodger* held a teaching posi­ open a three-game leries at tion. St. Louis that should decide the race. Keane, though, couldn't have been too happy with hit pitching staff when the Card­ inals pulled out o f Pittsburgh Sunday night. He wntchrd the Pirate* clobber five of hi* hurlers for 13 hit* Saturday SOKANE, Wash. (U P I) lull the Cardinals still man­ Kathy Whitworth must be the aged to pull out a 6.5 victory. bluest tiling lin t's happened j It was more o f the same to Jsl, N . M , since the United Sunday. The Pirate* euthit States took it away from St. Louis, 11-7, hut the Card­ Mexico ' way back. inal* rude to a 3-2 triumph The 3-year old swinger from with the help o f a two-run tho little Southwest commun­ homer by Julian Javier. ity fired a 73 for a 210 to win The Dodger*’ pitching sta ff the Spokane Women's Open also went sour during the Golf tournament Sunday. It weekend. Dm Drysdale suf­ was her fifth victory on the fered hi* 16th defeat, 5-3, Sal ladle** tour this year. urday and relief aee Ron P er The victory, In which Kathy rannski wu* clipped for i picked up 11.230, was re­ three-run homer by Orlando venge, o f sort, for the win­ Cepeda that powered the some brunette. She nutshnt Oiant* to a 5-4 victory Sun­ fairways queen Mickey day. Wright, who won the crown Warren Spahn of the M il­ last year when Miss Whit­ waukee lliavr* became a 20worth had to settle for the game winner for the 13th sea­ bridesmaid role. son by besting the Philadel­ phia Phillies, 3-2; the New York Met* edged the Cincin­ nati Reds, 3-2, and the Hous­ ton Coll* nipped the Chicago By I'n ltrd Prr** International Cubs, 2-1, in other Sunday action. EASTERN DIVISION 3 the football season'! opening game le i* than two weeks away, the Seminole Boosters club membership is t tagging "discourasingly," ac­ cording Whitworth Wins Spokane Open to Mrs. Charles Meeks and Mrs. Richard Elam, membership co-chair­ men. Tile hope was expressed that more Sanfortllte* who arc interested in seeing the local high school well sup­ ported tn their athletic activitie* would "swamp ux with applications," the energetic ladles said. There realty are three types of "membership" for the foot­ ball fans, it was pointed out. First there is the Booster* Club membership; second, the season pass; third the re­ served section pass. Apparent­ ly there have been many who believe that the purchase of the season pas* also makes the buyer a member of the Boosters Club. "N o t so," say the co-chairmen. Dr. 0. L. Barks, president of the Booster organisation, said that it would seem that every parent of every mem­ ber of any athletic team at Seminole High School would Join the group whose purpose is to provide the best that their resources can afford for the participating athlete*. So far this season there bus been little done in this re­ spect, Dr. Barks said. Par­ ents may send their dues to the school by the athletes; the school principal w ill* see that the Boosters member­ ship committee get* the money The membership rant will lie mailed or delivered Mrs. Mike Caolo, who is spearheading the committee that will handle the concess­ ions at the home game*, says AFL Standings W I. T Pel. PF PA Boston 10 0 1.000 38 14 Houston 0 l 0 .UOO 13 24 Buffalo o t o .000 to 14 N. York o t 0 OOO It 38 W ESTERN DIVISION W L T Pet. PF PA K. City 1u 0 1.000 S3 7 Oakland 10 0 LOuO 24 13 S. Diego 10 0 10OO 14 10 Denver 0 I o wk) 7 33 Sunday'* llrxutl* Boston 38 New York II San D iego 14 Buffalo 10 Only games scheduled Saturday's Result* Kansas City 53 Denver 7 Oakland 21 Houston 13 Only games scheduled DupasTo Get Return Bout M IL A N , Italy (U P I)-B lo n d Sandra Mawinghi of Italy, new world Junior middle­ weight champion, was consid­ ering today whether t o give angry Ralph Dupas of New Orleans a chsnce to recapture the 154-pound crown. Mazzinghi, 4, won the title from Dupa* Saturday night on a ninth-round knockout before 10,000 at the outdoor Vigorelll Velodrome. It was a major upset be­ cause Mairinghi was little known outside Italy and was unranked among the top 10 contenders. Dupas, 28, was favored at 2 1 m the boiling. Standings ny United Pres* Inernatlonal NATIONAL LEAGUE W I. I’ d . l.ll Los Angeles 86 57 .C01 St. Louis 83 61 .576 3VV Milwaukee 78 65 .345 8 San Francisco 78 66 .542 8V* 78 68 2124 It Philadelphia 76 76 .321 lltk Cincinnati 14 63 .517 12 Chicago 63 74 .483 17 Pittsburgh 51 91 .368 33'4 Houston 46 97 .322 40 New York Sunday’s Result* Milwaukee 3 Philadelphia St. Louis 3 Pittsburgh 2 New York 3 Cincinnati 2 San Francisco 3 Lot Angeles 4 Houston 2 Chief go 1. night AM ERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. GB «S 43 .660 New York HI 64 .559 14la Chicago Minnesota 80 61 .556 IS 77 68 .531 18'i Baltimore 69 73 .486 25 Detroit 70 76 .479 20 Cleveland 63 76 .476 28V) Boston 65 78 .455 29’ ) Kansas City 64 Rt .411 31 Vi Los Angeles 51 92 .357 43'j Washington Sunday’ * Results Cleveland 6 Washington 2 Boston 6 Baltimore 3 New York 5 Detroit 3 Chicago 3 Minnesota 2, 1st Chicago 5 Minnesota 4. 2nd Kansas City 2 Los Angeles 1 A long game-type scrim­ mage with the Junior Varsity Last Friday afternoon dis­ closed many fine player* in the Seminole teeam but a fair share o f mistake* also were revealed. Defensively the Peminul.-* looked real good to Pig-itt and his staff. How­ ever. the ever present prob­ lem* of teamwork was Hamp­ ering the offense. A strong JV squad gave up a total of 31 points tn the Seminole* nml managed to make only two first down* against the defense and the first downs were on passes. The ON BRANDS defeated Redskins, the 28-17, ing the champs ■ 31 exhibi­ tion record. 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Minnesota lecond 7 Pigott feels that the de­ fense was much improved she is "crying for h elp ," and over last week but it still ha* urges men and women who a lot o f work to do to come will help wills hi* primary Up to last srenson's. Tho de­ fund railing effort to call her fense really put on the shine and let her know when they behind the lino with tho line­ can work. Again, the near- backers and defensive half­ ness of the first home game backs looking real well. Tlw compclls immediate planning, only bright spots in the o f­ planning based on the help fense were a few individual The JV coaches. "on which we can depend", efforts. Ralph Stumpf nml John Col­ sa d Mrs. Caolo. On Friday, Sept. 20. the bert, seemed pleased with the Seminote tangle with Titus­ way their squad is progress­ ville at Sanford Memorial ing despite the points scored stadium and by that time against them. "oodles o f help should be This week will find much volunteering if we arc to <! > time spent on team offense. all the things for till* year's Pi gull pointed out that trap­ teams that we have tn the ping play* o f the guards was past," Mr*. Caolo added. particularly pleasing. This fine piny showed up when Joe I'harlcss openeil up a big hold for (talfbnck Buddy Lawson to comptete the longest run o f the dny, 415 yards to »et up n touchdown. Several nice hole* were opened up In the line fur scoring plays. DKS MOINES, Iowa (L T D Along the offensive for­ —Champions from club, coun­ ward wall for the varsity were ty and country tee o ff today Barry Bark* and Frank Noell on Wakmda’s tough 6.896- at end positions, Mike Glad, yard course in search of one Data Alexander, and David Noell worked the tackle spot*, of the nation's most priced Joe Pharless and Steve Clark golf title*, the National Am a­ played guard, while David teur rhampinnxhip. Howe and Mike Gray were in There w a * no favorite the center position. Another among the 2110 starters for the promising center, Steve Halsih-day battle with the wood- Int, ia in tho hospital arid ed, illicitly roughed link*. The returning center from Inst course's par 72 delied the pre­ year, Dun McCall will report sumed he*t ef three nations, to practice on Monday. An­ the United State*, Canada and other promising player on the Mexico, in Americas Cup sideline* is lUo III. fullback competition la»l week. Lee .Sparkman who hu* been Three f o r m e r amateur sitting thing* out for a couple king* are included, defending of days with an ear Infection. champion Laliron Harris, 21. In the scoring department two U. S. winner and 1359 Friday, varsity quarterback llritisli Amateur champion Itiinnld Hinson went over the Deane Reman, 23, and Char­ stripe on a quarterback sneak lie Coe, 33, who Iriumped in for a varsity DT, Earl Black 1319 ami 1938. bit paydirt on a ten yard dash nml Chuck Scott pn**ed to John Ray on a ten yard scoring play. Buddy Burton ran for T it ’s o f eight and 12 yards with Lloyd Freeman ndding two conversion kicks. Tliw Varsity also scored on a safety when a high pass from center allowed tha line rush ill and down the kicker before to eoilld get the bull away, ■lurry Balks, Hilly Higgins ted tho play, Tho game with the Titus­ ville Terriers, Sanford's first foe on b'ept 20, shape* up a* a tough one. Must o f the Ter­ rier line from last season will l,o returning and the Titus­ ville cluli is supposed to have a couple of transfer student* who wilt bolster the squad. One sure het Is that they will huv« speedster halfback Ken Hathaway In the lineup. This boy is n tough hall carrier and hard to atop. G LE N N STONER wan one o f several hundred persons who braved a drizzle Saturday evening to enjoy tho fish fry of tho Oviedo Athletic Association at the football field. The association cleared more than $1,200 to pay on the field’* lndebtodne.su. Glenn is the six-year-old nun o f Dr. ami Mrs. E. \V. Stoner, o f Oviedo. the Viking* to wind up ■ close day* remain for Coach Jim It m i one strike better than Julius Boros wound up with, lie had a final round 37-32-63. but his late charge left him one shot behind Mcklaus with a total of 141. "It seems like I'm always a furlong behind." said Boro*, who it 43 is having the great­ est year of his golfing career. "But if I have to lose, like I did yesterday, it is a pleasure to lose to 'Ohio Fats.* *• "(kilo F a ts" is the way most of his fellow golfers refer to Nkklsus. Arnold Palmer, suffering from a painful right shoulder, wound up with a 36-36-72 for 143. Bob Charles, the New Zealand lefthander who won the British Open, finished last with a 147, taking a 77 In the final round. figured son defeat—Its first In four LEW IS ARCADE PACKAGE STOKE OPEN D A IL Y — 9 A. M. - 6:15 P. M. SALE S & SERVICE 210 E. FIR S T SAN FO RD WE G IVE TOP V A L L E STAMPS 2517 Country Club Kd. F A 2-7926 G O LD EN 4th. St. RIPE BANANAS 2 C O N VENIENT & Sanford Ave. 3 lbs. 29c LO CATIO NS: 1100 W . 13th. St �~ jr— - J f v - -irB ggm g y>VI i f f • r >i>ah«b<fij4jitti» TfVaii /. w . <C « E * : . • iX* f **u‘ 4"7. ■ . Legal Notice S A M W T K B U le re by ! < > n that t aw la H > f » n t l s*eaia*t* r m cu H ibtfrr. FI*.. S a t u l i O U 7 , n « r l u . «*d#r ik« ( W I l I w i u m tf j e o l a c a r d * a o i m . *■< I U I I la tea 4 t * register **11 > » ■ « Vita tk« CI«Th * f Ik* C-rrvit C * « « . k i c ! > « l « C o n 11. Florida. ti i f n r t m * v i i k t k « ( r m l i l i M af tk< F'-ttl. tloue X i a o l u i i t n . t * - w l t : h ^ W k M l *t n t r M i l u t i t t i JkIT. H r : M U * 7m i H C i a o r n y FiMlok S*»L L i 11 It, ] ) U C D S-1 ----------------------* r it u Pabtle notice U k m k r I ’ o* » U a t twfis vtng es the JIth day * f l o i t n W r . :»IJ at I t * * i V l v k A. 34. n 4 continuing •a o h ! o i R o t i i i f l o r lo ti i i t a r u i k «i t4 ir ot ■ t i i » m m i tlane of J o ; a * -i >lac* aatll alt tk* | o * l o aro » » H or aatll Ih* 1!«*o la t a ll *fled. v * wi n * * It at public aoctl*a at o ar varok oa o* at 11*0 frn tk In . laafo rl Transfer A f l o r a e * C o . Sanford. F l a . tb* below drat rlb• 1 * * * J a a i m a*<t a i r <ton. 4 n * for storage and « i h * r charge* r » r w v - k a tlao m tk* m b * la «1*1 ro»d T k * t r o l l t « V* i » l l a »4 tk* aa ei* of tk* n u r * r person * a w ha e« t e n a n t tk* gouda ara held ar * aa follow*;: Mr. Joseph A Hill It aa*. R ilr l germt*/ H l«k Ckalr Dining Chair D l a h t Cka:r Dining Cnasr Dining ckatr D l * l a ( Ckalr Dining Tabla Rocker Toot Stool I M i l a t Ckalr E t i Tabla D 1 Ckalr Coffo* Tibi a E e l Tabla ■ofa Bed Tabla U r n i i Oa t Headboard Mattraaa Boa Spring* Bad R o l l Oa 1 , tl*d Balia Oa S Fool Board Ck**t of Irraw tri Dr a ***r Mirror Headbaard Hod Biota On 3 B » 1 Kail* Oa S Foott*»*r d Maltr**a But springs Baa ford T r a n * f * r A It * rag* C«. 1I'M Franck Ara. Ilf : Altin Boyne. Mgr. Publltai dupt. J. ». i » « ; , CD M .I Ik T i l l : 4 IKCI IT I « 1 MT O f T i n : .kikTK J i D i i T k L r i N . TUT Ik tki> r i m s o l e I 'o r k T i . F i.a M iu t. Ik I H t M K m k o . 1ITTV Tin: P R U D E N T I A L INH UR. A.VCB C O M P A N Y O F A MU ItICA, A N a V Jar**/ corporation. 11a In tiff, *R H. C L Y N C H and R K B E f t ' A 1* LYNCH, formerly tha wlf# of II. C. L ) n-h; M. A. BOREJlTA a l l * known a* Melvin A. Ilo artA a a j S Y L V I A N. ROBERTS. fcl* w l f * ; HKI.1I, INC, a Florida corporation; f l o r id * r o w kr coupon. AT10N, A Florida corporation; W H I T E R FA U K T E L E P H O N E CO . I N C , a Florida corpora* lloa: FL/'RIDA U T IL IT IE S CO nrO ltATlO X, A Florida c » r . r>.ration; T I I E FIRST NA. TIONAI. B A N K A T O R L A N ­ DO, T i l l ’AT EE. a sat tonal t an kin i aorpvrnllon. D » fendanta. NOTICE O F at IT T®| II. c LYNC H. r a Coni./ Barlow, II <ttla t, B i t l - y iloorila. II A. ROBERTA, al .o known a* ll a lr ln A- Ito> •»»*>*. and S Y L V IA N. ROBE P.TH. hi* wlfr, 3*G Alma Road. Ilulelhuret. ii*orcta TOC A R E H E R E B Y N OTH P IE D that tk* plaintiff. T H E I'K UD KN TIA I, 1NHL'RANCH COM P A N T OK A M ER ICA , a New J*r**/ corporation, h * « Instituted ault against you la th* Circuit Court of tha Ninth dudlclal Circuit, In and for Seminole Count/. Florida; Ih* nalur* of Ih* *ull I* In fora* cloak that certain m o r l ( * ( * which «ncumt>«r* tha following described properly, said pro. part/ b a l m situated and lo­ cated In Seminole Count/, Florida: Lot I. Block 1, T A N G L E W O O D RE P EA T, according to th* plat thereof a * r « . corded In Plat Book I. p a ia )4; Public Record* of H*mlnoU Count/, Florida: Including *p*ciflrall/, but not b/ »■*/ of limitation, tha fol* lowing fixtures: <]R 14 gallon tltctrlc hot water heater (IE Hang* (IE Refrigerator Oil llealrr and Tank Venetian Blind* TOO E T H E R with all e t r u c itire* and Improvement* now in.I hereafter on said tan.I, and flaluraa attached thereto, and all rent*, Issue*, proceeds, in I profit* accruing ami to accru* from »*ld pr-mlere. all of which ar* Included within Ih* foregoing i|«*crlpllon and th* habendum thereof; alao all gae, aleam. electric, water, arid other heating, cooking, refri­ gerating, lighting, plumbing, ventilating. Irrigating, an t power •/•l*m*. machine*, ap­ pliance*, I ln u r * * , and appur­ tenance*. which now ar* or ma/ hereafter pertain to, nr h* need with. In, or on *al,| premiere, even though th*/ b* del*. h#,| or detachable YOU A ND E A C H O F TOC ar* barth/ r*>|ulr*d to III* /our Answer with Ih* Clerk of th* Circuit Court In and for Seminole Count/, Florida, and * r r t * a cop/ Ihereot upon Richard W. l-aealter, of th* firm of (turn*/, (turn*/ A Hindi*/, Si] North Magnolia Avenue, Orlando, Florida, at­ torn*/* |.,r { ’U ln t lf f In th* abov* action, on or before the Jnd da/ of October. I l l ] , ele* a Deere* Pro Confeeeo will be antered again*! you. IT IH O R D E R E D that Oil* b* published In Th* Hanford Herald, a newspaper published In Seminole Count/. Florida, one* a week for four eoneecutlv* week*. WITNE SS Ih* hand of th* C l t C of th* Circuit Court. ol* Count/, Florida, ihl* th* l lt h da/ o f August. iy«3 (COURT H EA L) Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk Circuit Court, Kemlnul* Cuuul/, Hanford. Florida By: Martha T. Vlhlea Deputy Clerk G URNE Y, OL'RNK T A HANDLEY !0 1 North Magnolia A ** n ua arlando, Florida Attorn*/* fur Plaintiff Publish; dept. 1, I, 14, 31. 11*3. CiaM-e * ’ Legal Notice Legal Notice ctRerrr e a r n k tn n t a f n u t of k ikT R / t 'D i n >l r m . / L E A S E T A M E NOTICE that Ta **4*y, September It, r r r r . it a t r rw a ar.w,. H U at 1I.-M A. M. tk# sade r- k O t R C O t k T T . F I R R f D k . IT n S A T C C R T T « l U U T *t«w*4 will aali at public i « ties ana ( 1 ) D M Great Lake* JA M E S P A C E M A R C H ANT. 3*3*!at[ff. Mettle-how:*. I F * I F I B r. Ferial No 1I/27 at tk* Hell/- T*. n e e d trailer Court. Real# 3. E V E L T M E L I Z A B E T H M A R. CHANT. /uteri R e r l l a . wklek « i rep-eee.eed fr\-*B Fobert E. Defendant. TOTTCR T R A P P B A R Fp ra raa and Patricia I* TT A T R O P F L O R I D A TOt F p re g i e heraaea af breach af E V E L T X ELIZABETH Conditional Fate CentracL Th* MARCHANT wa4*r*igne4 reeervee tk# j l f t l Addrea* mad Reildanc* ta kl4U NKNOWN Xitle ea l Ne wark A Eeaei TOO A RE I I E R E B T NOTI­ Bask F I E D that a Bil l af Co ap la l- t (I. Andrew l i e e r for divorce ba a keen f. '- t A t: ara */ -ta • Fa ct agalaat you. and /oa a r * re. CT»M-1» qulred tu * * * * * * copy of ik* Pakltek: S e p . ». 1 K L answer or pleading to tk* B ii of Complaint on th* P la i t , is m rot s t 4>r n r. t l f r * Attoraey Paul C. P e r k ! - ^ C O T k T T J t M E . P K R IkO LB 4tT We st Hooth Street. Or. r o t A T T . FT A T E O F F L O S , lando. Florida, and fit* tie ■oa. original u * w « or pleading IS REt In th* o f # . * o f th* Cle rk of Eetwi# af JO HN BATTS JONES. Ih# Circuit Court on or b*. for# Thursday. September. JR, D*r****d. 1343, If you fall to do to J j j * . S S T tC R TO CREDITORS meat by default will b* tag. TO ILL, CREDITORS A TO tn against you for the re, ncR aosw M a r ik * ; c L i i M * l l * f demanded In lha B1U of OR D E S U U I A D A IN tT SAID Complaint. RVTATRi W I T N E S S my hand and teal Ton. and each ef you, are at Sanford. Semlnolt County. hereby notified and repaired Florid*, thl* Sad day of ta praaent an/ claim* and August, I H L demand* which you. or cither ( 1 K A L ) e f yog. may hare again*! th* Arthur '* Beckwith. Jr, eetate ar JOHN BATTS JONES. Clerk of t,. • Cl' T i t Court By: Martha T. Vlhlea. DC. J R . *l*o known a* J. B Jos**, dec****!, late af laid Paul C. Perking County, to tha County Judge 4IT West South Streat of Somlnola County, Florida, at Orlando. Florida bla office la th* Court llou** Publlah Aug. 34. A Sept. 3. • f **id County, at Sanrord. t. 14. 1343. Florid*, within *•* calendar C D L - t l month* from lha tlm* of th* first publication of thli notice. T H E r O V T T T JLIHiE' k T w o copie# of each claim or ( D I R T , Ik A k D FOR W N I . demand akall be In writing, k D LK C O t k T V . S T A T E OF kr.d shall etat* Ih* ptaca of F L O R I D * . ree lleac* and poet office ad- Ik N/.i E a T A T E OF d r * * * o f tha clalmanL and M O N TE Z E. HARRIS. ahall ho sworn to by th* Deceauk clalmanL hi* agent, or attor­ kO TICR TO C R E U t T O R * ney. and accompanlel by a TO A L L CH EDITORS AkD filing fee af on* dollar and F E R I O k S R tk lk D C LA IM * auch claim or demand not *o OR D E R A k D S AOA1NST SAID filed shall be void. E ST A T E I /•/ B E N JONES Tuu and each of / ou ar* A* administrator at the hereby notified and require! Estate of to present an/ claim* and daJOHN BATTS JONES, JR., mania which you. or t l l h t r ef Deceased. yuu, ma/ have again#! the OE O A. SPEER. J R eelat* of MONTE Z E. H A HR Is, Attorney for said Eelat* deceased, late of said County, H IS Magnolia Arena* to the County Judge wt Semi­ Sanford. Florid* nole County. Florida, at hi* Publish: Aug. f t A S«pt. 3. I. offic* In th* Court llouee of II. 1»<1. said Count) at Hanford. Flor­ CD L-O ida. within elz catandar month* from tha tlm# of tha Ik THE r o l R T OF T H E first publication of thl* n t 'o r h T T J r n i i i L gp.siki>L»: tic*. Each claim or demand C U I k T T . F L U N I U I . Ik / R U - shall be In writing, and shall state th* place uf resident * R *T E . and post office address uf th* Ik ret KSTV YE Ol* i 'H AR LK H L C T l lK R SIIOAF. clalmanL and ahall Ito sworn alto known aa C. L -«h»*f. al­ to by tba clalmanL hi* agent, #m h so known a* Charlie Luther or attorney, and any claim or demand not so tiled Shoaf. deceased T . tit C'redllwra aad / e re ** * shall be void. T H E L M A H LIV INGS TO N lla ilag Claim* ar Damawd* BERNICE M BEVERLY t a * l * * l Said Kelitei A * Administrato r** of the Ton and each of you are Estate of MONTEZ E. hereby notified an l required to HARRIS. Dec.***,] preeeut any claim* * n i de­ STKNHTHOM, DAVIS A Mcmand) which y«u, or either of you. mar have against th* INTOHH estate or CH AR LE S LCTIIEIt Attorney* for Administratrices m i n t / , aleo known a* C. 1. E dward* Building Hbuaf. also known a* Charlla Sanford. Florida SepL 3, Luther shoaf. deceased, lat* Publish: Aug. 14 t of said Count/, to th* Count/ ». 14. 1*43. Judge of Hemlnul* County. CPL-74 Florida, at hi* offlc# In Ih* court huut* uf (aid Cnuuly at k u T K E OF » t IT Sanford, Florida, within six Till*. P T4 TK O F F L O R I D A TO calendar month* from th* time HMI It LE T DRAD DT . of th* first publication of thl* W H O S E R E S ID E N C E Id nutlet. Each claim ur demand UNKNOWN: •ball b* in writing, and ahall A e » urn Complaint having stale tba p i * ' * of r**ld*nc* been filed ag ain *! you In t'i« *nd post offic* al drte* uf Ih* Circuit Court In and for Hem:claimant, and *hall h* enorn not* County, Florida, by HUGH to by th# claimant, hi* ag*ot HRADDY. for divorce, Ih* or attorney, and any »uch • hnrt lilt* or which I* HUGH claim oy demand not so filed IIRADDT. Plaintiff /er»us • hall be void. S H I R L E Y BII AD DY. Defendant, */ Margaret J. M»rk*y these present* a r * to command A* Administratrix ef 111* you to appear and HI* your Eelat* uf Answer or other defen** ur Chart** Luther Shoaf, pleading herein with the Clerk Deceased of Ih* Circuit Court ot Semi­ IPtfehteor and Laffler nole County. Florida, and Edward* Building serve a ropy thereof on r u m poet Office Drawer II t l f r * attorn*/. Mack N. Cleve­ Hanford. Florida land. Jr.. Attorn*/ at l a v , l‘. Attorn*/* for Admlnl*trairlx O b r a v e r Z. Hanford. Florida, Publish: Sept. 3, >. K. l b 1><3 an or before th* 4th day uf I >43. October, A. D. 1)43, o r othrrCD M-» nits decree pro run lee to will be entered against ynu. T h . Hanford Herald Is d*-lNOTIC E OF 41 r r gnated a* a newepaper of AT ATE l»F M.O HHIA TIH U N K N O W N LIENORS, claim­ general circulation In which thl* cilatlon shall h* publish­ ing by, through, under or again*: th* fulluwtng defend­ ed once rach week for four ant*. lo -w lt: I* A (l D E V ELO P ­ consecutive week*. W IT N E S S my hand and of­ MENT CORP . a Florid* corp i* ration; MODERN PAINTING ficial deal of th* Clerk ot tha Circuit Court on thl* the lutla Co., a Florida corporation; OR­ A NGE P A V IN G AN D CON- day ot August. A. D. 1)43. STKCCTION CO, a Florida ( H E A L ) Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr. corporation; A. C. DOPDNKY Clerk of the Circuit Court SURVEYO RS . I N C , a Florida corporation; D * W I T T HU NT ­ Mack N. Cleveland, Jr. E R : or either of them, and all Atlurney at Law, Suit* 111 Hanford Atlantic National Bank parlle* basing, or claiming to have, any right, title or Inter­ Building, P. O. Drawer Z, Hanford, Florida, est In the following described property, lying and being In Atlurney for Plaintiff. Publish Hep. 3. y. 14. 23. I M H*tnlnol* County, Florida, toCDM-3 w|t: Lot It, Block E, Lot* 3, 3, .and 4, Block F. Lot* It. 13. II and 1), Block G, A L L IN Ik T H E C I R C U I T C O I R T Ik W O O D M E R E P A R K SUB DIVI­ UkU FOR nENI.kOLK C O t ) SION. R E P L A T NO. 3. accord­ TV, F L O R ID A tk ing to plat thereof recorded In PI*! Book 13. pan* 73 of lit* public record* of Hemlnul* County, Florida. You. and tach of you. aru hsreby notified that a >ult ha* h**n brought against you In th* Circuit court. In and for g.mlnol* County. Florida. In chancery, •atltl.d TIIE FIRST N A T IO N A L B AN K OF MIAMI, a national banking aesoclallon, plaintiff, *. P A G DE VELOPME.VT C O U P , a Florida corp­ oration, *t *!. defendant*, and you. and each of you. ar* required to file yuur Answer to th. plaintiff a Complaint with th* Clerk uf said Court, and serve upon plaintiff, or plaintiff** attorney, GKO. A. HPEER, J R , whose tddraae la P. O. Bog 1141. Hanford, Flor­ ida. a copy of said Answer, on or before September 11, A. tl. 1)41. and If you fall la da so, * Deer** Fra Cunf***w will ba entered against you. and •ash of yuu. for th* rtBaf de­ manded In *ald Complaint. Th* nature of this suit la ta foreclo** that certain mort. ga g* given by P A 11 Da. v*l»pm *nl Cnrp. to Th* First National Bank of Miami, re­ corded 'n Official ILcorda Book 44*. page 41 In th* office uf the Clerk of Circuit Court of Hrmlnnl* County, Florida, 'encumbering Ih* above de­ scribed properly. W IT N E S S my hand and th* • eat uf said Court, thl* Mth day of August, A. D. 1)43. at Hanford. H«mlnol* County, Florida. (SE A L) Arthur It. Btckwlth. Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court of Kaminot* County. Florida. By Martha T, Vlhlcu Deputy Clerk G*o. A. Sp**r, Jr. 'A ttorn*/ for Plalntllf P. O. Boa 1114 Manf-rd, Florida. Publish: Aug. It, 34, s*pl. |, CIMf IS c •> t ho. 1-12*4 T IIE L I F E IN S U R A N C E COMP A N Y OF VIRGINIA. U f RIC HMOND, VIRGINIA, a corporation, ruintHL V. P A U L M. E L L I O T el al. Defendant A M lT It E OF at IT T H E ST ATE O F F L O R ID A To: Eleanor Ruth Elliot, Route 3, Martinsville. Iltlnula Yo u ar* hereby notified th*l a suit ha* been filed again*! you and Paul M. Elliot In Ih* above entitled cause, and that you nr* required tu III* yuur answer with the Clerk of this Court and to err*# a copy thereof upon the plaintiff or p la ln tlf ra attorn ey , who *, name and address !• Jennings. Watte, C la r k * and Hamilton lion Barnett Na­ tional Bank Building, Jack­ sonville 3, Florida, not later than September 31. 1)43. It yuu fall to du eo a decree pro confeeeq wilt be entered against you f.ir th* relief de­ manded la the reimplalnt. This suit le tu fortclosa a mort­ gage. The real property pro­ ceeded ggalnst Is: I-ot i. Block F. S UN L A ND EST ATE S, a aubdlelelon, according to a plat there­ of, recorded In Plat Book I I, page* 14 to 33 of tho Public Records of Semin­ ole County, Florida. W I T N E S S niy hand and lha seal of said Court at Sanford. Florida. Ihla leth day of A u g ­ ust. t i l l . (COURT S E A L ) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clark o f tha Circuit Court By Martha T. Y i h L n Deputy Clerk Jennings, Watte, Cla rk* and Hamilton Barnatt National Ban k Build­ ing Jacksonville 3. Florida Publlah: August |>, 34, SepL 3. >. 1143 C D L-ig *rt *ii a o t -in i t i t - - 1 •JT*7-.ee#a*^ / �4 x*mst L imediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. F A 2 - 5612 6. Classified Phone 3 Use 2 2 3 3 3 Bedroom Bedroom Bedroom Bedroom Bedroom Ravenna 1 Bedroom with Fla, 4 Bedroom with Air I Hath 1 Bath 2 Bath 1 Bath 2 Bath, Hark l li Bath, Room 2 Bath Cond. W ant Ads. 125.00 Stemper Agency REALTOR - INSUROn FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. Found 2. Notices • Personals 1 BEDROOM Apartment. Quiet neighborhood. F A 21162 from 8:30 to 6 p. m. Monday thru Friday. Ph. FA 2-4501 any other time. VACUUM CLEANER, repairs, parts, aupplles for Electro­ lux, Kirby, Hoover, AirWay, Rex-Air etc. Free pickup. New and L'»ed 2 ROOM furnished apt. Ph. cleaners aold. FA 2-2282. FA 2 5927 or 2 6412. T O U R Church or Group can raise $50 and more, easy and fast. Have to mem­ bers each sell only twenty 50c packages my lovely cheery Christmas Carol Ta­ ble Napkins. Keep $30 for your treasury. N o money needed. Free Samples. An­ na Wade, Dept. 151AT1, Lynchburtr. Va. 2. Education - Instruction U. S. C IV IL SERVICE TESTS! M EN-W O M EN, 18-52. Start high as $102.00 a week. Pre­ paratory training until ap­ pointed, Thousands of jobs open. Experience usually unnecessary. FREE infor­ mation on Jobs, salaries, re­ quirements. Write TODAY giving name, address and phone. Lincoln Service, Box 40, c 'o Sanford Herald. STENSTROM RENTALS 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 BH 1 bath, quiet HR 2 baths, Sunland HR 1 bath, city Bit 1 bath. Wynnwood Bit I bath, Ravenna BR 2 baths, Ravenna BR 2>a baths, (’•rove Manor 4 BH 2 baths, Loch Arbor S 80 3100 $100 $100 It 10 $135 $185 $185 Stenstrom Realty Real Estate • Mortgages Jt N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 FURN. 2 Redroom House. Adults. No pets. F A 2-7684. 2 BEDROOM House. Kitchen equipped. $65. 1001 W. 20Lli. St. F A 240'Jl. 2 BEDROOM. Kitchen equip ped. 323-0882. 2 BEDROOM. I ' i bath House in DeBury. Soft water serv. PIA N O Ac Organ Lessons. Be­ Ice, N o objection to chil­ ginners, advanced. Child­ dren, but no pets. 322-8282, ren, adults. Experienced teacher. Call FA 2-3328. FURNISHED Garage Apt. 30!) W. 16th St. FA 2-3167. 6. For Rent BEDROOM unfurnished UNFURNISHED large 2 bed­ 2 House. Kitchen equipped room Duplex. Fla. room. FA 2 3651. Electron heat. 14th St. Long wood. 338 3238. APARTM ENT A T r a i l e r . Adults. No pets, FA 2-2447. T U R N . Apt. 2100 ilellonvlllo. 2 BEDROOM furnished Apart­ HOUSE trailer. $65. FA 2 6087. ment. Close in. Reasonable. LARGE 2 Bedroom trailer, FA 2-0641. also t bedroom trailer on large lake. Adults only. Ph. C L E A N Efficiency Apt. (HI FA 2-7368. I’urk Ave. AVAILABLE 3 SEPTEM BER E FFIC IE N C Y Apartment on NICE 2 bedroom house. Kit­ First St. Near 2 city free chen equipped. FA 2-4145. parking lots and shopping stores. No utility charges. A LOVELY room and board Suitable for couple or sin­ (or man or woman. Phone gle, also retired people. FA 2-3893. F A 2-4712. FURNISHED 2 bedroom apt 12t LAU REL DRIVE Water furnished. FA 2 0428. I BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ NICELY furnished 2 bed­ ped House. $95 a month. room House*. $80 a month. Ph. FA 2*157. FA 2 3219. D U PLE X 1203 Elm. Apart­ ments 801 Magnolia. Carpet 2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom Houses. FA 2-3685, & fireplace. New living room furniture. Master bed­ 7. B usiness K en ln W room. Jalousie back porch. Clean. $85. Inquire 119 Elra. 803 1st St. 8 ROOMS. Suita­ ble for Office. Parking NO 8 5267. available in rear. 322-2741 i FURNISHED House*. Bow­ from 11- 6 p.m. _____ man's Trailer Court. De­ llary. NO *4008. 8. Bench llentuis KAN 1st floor Apartment rivute entrance, toot Pallotto. Kit. eq. Kit. eq 4 Br. 4 Br. f rrsli S W E E TIE P IE Mon. Sept. 0, '63— Pane 9 27. Special Service* By Nadine Seltzer 2-3-4 BEDROOMS l A N D 2 BATHS $68 $85 $125 $160 ROSA L. PA Y T O N Reg. Real Estate Broker F A 2-1301 17 92 at Hiawatha AND FOR ONE OF THESE OUTSTAND ING HOME BUYS LN M INU TES! FOR COMPLETE IN FO RM ATIO N Real Estate—Mortgages l N. Park Ave. 322-2420 ivenna Park FA 2-7495 Evening! Jim Hunt Realty Offers fur yuur selection these Beautiful 2. 3, A 4 Bedroom Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make the best home buy, see the V A - FH A Appointed Property Management Broker f p 55^ t DOUBLE Hollywood Bed FOR SALE. Extra clean *54 12. Real Entitle Fur Sale 21. Beauty Salon* BUYING A NEW or USED CART FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ Lew Interest Rata* • Low Monthly Pigment* FLORIDA STATE BANS, AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 16. Female Help Wanted SE C R E TAR Y with executive ability, shorthand. Pleasant working condition. Resident of Seminole County 6 years. Age 38-50. Salary open. Ap­ ply Fla. State Employment Service. 208 S. French. 22. Build - Paint • Repair Semi-Retired Carpenter Small Repairs — Painting Phone FA 2-7083 25, 1’ lumblng Services 31. P o u ltr y - L iv e s to c k SHETLAND PONIES FOR CHRISTMAS Financing Available $30 A up. Wo will keep until Dee. 21. Also S a d d l e s , Blankets, birdies A halters. Ph. FA 25179 or FA 2 5071. Close-Out Sale! O N A L L FORD T R U C K S TR A D E - IN S ACCEPTED — FREE TO P V A L U E STAM PS PLUMBtNO Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES W AITRESS wanted. Bill’s 31 A. 1’etn R. L. H A R V E Y Diner, Highway 17-92, Fern 204 Ssniord Ave. FA 2 3383 COCKER Puppies. $20. Ph. Park. FA 2 5501. HINSON & I IK ABN CUH11 girl, must ho 21 years PLL’ M BIN G CONTRACT IN G I BOSTON Bull Terrier Pup­ old. Apply Pig 'n Whistle. Repairs A Wsier Healers py. AKC. Female. FA 2 6187 17. Male Help Wanted SOUTHW ARD 1713*10 & 41 — Two T o Chooee From ECONOLINK P IC K U P TR U C K Light blue 170 U2D. 8 cylinder engine, standard trsns., (5 ) 650i13 lire*, painted rear hum per, turn signs I*. 322-9U3 32. Flower* - Shrubs ET-.1S0 ECONOUNE D IS P L A Y V A N Sand-thill llrlg r 170 C2D, 6 cylinder engine, standard Iran*., (3 ) 700x11.6 ply lire*, station pans. Seat. Now Is The Time! Final Clearance GET Y O U R BEST BUY IN A NEW ’63 M O D E L • Chevrolet MACKLE-BUILT QUALITY HOMES An investment, not an ex­ pense. Call FA 25612 tor expert advice on a Herald advertising campaign. • Cadillac Q Corvair — ET3-88 ECONOLINE V A N ivr* standard H i a n u s i I* trane., aiaaaur*j| SntuLhell Beige 170 U2D engine, girts* rear dune, (3 ) 700x11.A ply tlrea, pni.rnger arat. ET3-98 ECONOIJNE V A N ( ’urn. White, t i l C2I) engine, standard dard Irina., Irina glass rear door, (3 ) 70(1x14.8 ply (Ires CALL 668-4458 TH E M AC KLE BROS. division at c .K w, a i v i i a e u e x r s . m e . Save! Save! ET3-107 ECONOUNE V A N Holler M otor Sales COM PANY F A 2-6231, FA 2-0711 Corn. White, 170 U2I) engine, standard trsns., glaia rear door, (5 ) 700x13.6 ply tires, *2 0 2 5 pa-isengrr seat. SALE PRICE and 81 T1 F-100 E-100 '/a Ton Pickup Hare side body, light blue, 6 cylinder, standard trsns., painted rear bumper, turn signals. *1785 SA LE PIUCE SALE PRIC E T3-I0I T3-9* F-100 Vi F-100 Ton Pickup I I I '' wheel base, Integral body, 6 rylintier., standard Iran-., larking type dif­ ferential, (3 ) 670x13 l-ply tirea. SALE PR IC E *1875 V2 Ton $ Pickup *1830 V2 Ton Pickup 122" wheel base. Integral body, white, standard cab. heavy duty seat, full fuam cushion, healer, painted rear bumper, 13) 670x15 l-ply lire*, V-8 engine, standard trana. SALE PR IC E *2 0 4 5 3 Falcon Kuncheros Pickup Integral rah. Corn, white 122" whtrl base. H rylintlrr engine, standard traiu., turn signals, SA LE PR IC E V2 Ton I I I" wheel b »«e Integral, fight blue, 8 cylinder, standard trsns., outside mir­ ror. I..IU 567x15 4-ply tire*. (2 ) V-H engine, (1 ) 8 cylinder engine, yuur chulce. 2045 Price(l Right! F-600 2 TO N TRU CK (O N E ONLY) V-6. 4-speed transmission, (A ) 123(20 10 ply tires, llydralir vacuum booster b r . i k r s , heavy duly rear springs and axlr, Banguun Bed cab and (hauls. — AT — 219 E. 2nd ST. *19 8 9 SALE PRIC E F-100 • Chevy II *2 0 4 5 SALE PRICE T3-I03 O N L Y A FEW LEFT — Save! And so eondir t i n IDs* dual­ ity names art priced uhnt — IS.HOto J1V45Q «th iv littte as 4210 down trd Jt) 11 oer month - Orrve out lain h t'« are modelstuchwoe fror1 Ttte Interstate 14 — let off m the Df8tr? [(change • Oldsmobile $2 0 7 5 SALE PRIC E M. G. HODGES PLU M B IN G Stenstrom Realty 179 5 SALE PRICE F R E E ESTIMATES L A W N SERVICE KINGSWOOD BUILDERS INC. 262 I'airmiinl Dr. I \ 2-8871 9 ft. WESTINGHOUSE Refrigerator. 30 Inch. Tappan elect. Range. Alr-Cond. 110 current. All excellent buys. Ph. 323-0485. Senkarik Glass and Taint SINGER GREEN Hill VR Uhuire Iota available in Grrrnbrlar o f loch Arbor overlooking golf course. Custom bu tld ins lo your • preifiratiun. Grrciibriar developed by R EAD Y M IX Concrete, window sills, lintels, steps, blocks, sand, cement, rock, '62 BU1CK Spec I at. Returning pipe, steel, grease traps, to School. Take up pay* dry wells, stepping stones. menu. New set of tires. Miracls Concrete Co. Radio 4 Heater. FA 2-2200. 309 Elm Ave. F A 2-5751 Company Cut ’N Curl Beauty Slurp 3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths. Fenc­ 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 318 Palmetto Ave. ed yard. Fla. room. Kitch­ WE now have a special facial en equipped. FA 2 8181. Auto Glass, Tops booth, services from tip to A Seat Covers 15. Husinr*.s Opportunity lip. Free parking lot. Open evenings by appointmentSERVICE Station fur base. Phone door ( I ) 322 0834 Inventory take-over. Good Phone door (3) 322 8523 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-8032 location. Ph. FA 2 4342. A L L WORK GUARANTEED CARPENTERS, experienced GKRBA Daisies, Vegetable only, for form work. Hollo­ 26. Radio & Television plats, Bovinas. Dutch Mill way Concrete. Ph. F A 2*3362 Office FA 2-2118 USED T.V. Sets $10 up. Ser­ Nursery, Upsulu ltd. just for interview. Night FA 2-0648 vice calls $2.00. Sanford .iff 201h St. A 1st. 323-0700 JOB ax combination truckT. V. Service. 1113 Sanford BLOOMING Roses on double 2524 Park Dr. Sinford. Fla. driver and salesman open. Ave. Ph. FA 2 9778. cherokce stock. $2.50 eacli. Good salary. Year round Gray Shadows Nursery INDUSTRIAL SITE - 3 acres work, paid vacation, long 27. Special Services close in. 258 ft. rail front­ I mi. S. on Sanford Ave. hours and hard work. No age. paved street. An in­ experience necessary. Only VEGETABLE plants. See vestment opportunity at on­ the sincere need apply. SEW ING M ACHINE Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store, ly $8,7(8). Knighton Patterson. C A LI. FA 2*h7Bii 2ml and Sanford Ave. D AIR Y Queen driver sales­ ORCHID PLANTS man wanted Prefer older For Sale man. 2523 Park Dr., San­ INVESTM ENT A R E A L T Y AT BARGAIN PRICES ford. WELLS DRILLED 116 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 Lemon Bluff J. C. Ilunten PUMPS SERVICED !*J. S itu a tio n s W anted 33. F u rn itu re AND INSTALLED ROBERT A. W ILLIAMS EXPERIENCED Mold wants SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Realtor WANTED rcliatite couple lo 5 days n week or day■ work. FR E E ESTIMATES Raymond Lundquist, Asso. lake up monthly payments F A 2-1111. C ALL FA 2 8037 FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. of $13.50 cm 3 complete PAOLA ROAD rooms of furniture. Call Child Care FA 2-2271 2 BEDROOM furnished or un­ TK 8 1511, Casselberry, col­ F IL L dirt, tup dressing, top furnished house. 175 O ver­ DAY'S work. FA2-8394. lect. soil, clay, shell, peut. Ellis brook Dr., Casselberry. PA IN TIN G or Repair work. Lloyd. FA 2 2576. FREE E S T I M A T E Ph. FA 2-7064 JOHN E. FOX Upholstering A Mattress ren­ REALTOR ovating. New A Used Furni­ Z o T T ia T Iy n lU e rir ItO N. Park Ave. 323 0339 ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg Mowing end edging, etc. Sat­ SEMINOLE Kindergarten A isfaction guaranteed. Ph, Co., at 7o9 Celery Ave. ORANGE GROVE Nursery, 2620 Iroquois Ave., FA 2-2117. FA 2 1817. 20 ACRES including 10 acres qualified supervision of of Hamlin on sour root. work and play. Licensed. 3 years old. Excellent con­ Ph. 322 9159 dition* Balance of to acres cleared for planting. $25,oou 21. B e a u ty Salon* with 237i downFREE $58 PERM. W AVE Compb-to Beauty Service Revelnn A Patricia Stevens Co* me tie a Real Estate—Mortgage* Harriett'* Beauty Nook t il N. Park Ave. 322-2420 105 So. Oak. F A 2-5712 REALTOR INSUROR FA 2 4991 1919 5. French Ave Olds 18. 4 door. Power steering, brakes 4k setL M o ­ tor completely rebuilt Ex* cellent condition. $383.00. See at Kitty's Standard OIL 1017 French. AU TO GLASS IN S T A L L E D Jim Hunt Realty Stemper Agency with box springs A mat­ tress $15. 1 Single Holly­ wood bed headboard $3.00. FA 2-5910. 28. Automobile Service “ I want aome travelers check*!" St. Johns Realty BUILD A HUME SOON'.’ W E L A K A APARTMEh .rs: Room! private bath!. 111 We will CUSTOM BUILD the house of your choice on live w. Fir it St. lot of )our choice. M A Y F A IR : 3 Bedroom . 1 COMPLETE HOME BUILD­ $100 bath. large y a r d . ERS SERVICE from plans monthly. FA 2 4709 to financing RALPH JARVIS — Builder LY furnished 2 Bed I i,i9 Saiiiurd Ava k A 2-1810 a» liuiue. FA 2-0271- 9 -f 201 K. 3rd St. BIG FAM ILY? HUTCHISON Ocean front Apartment. Daytona Beach. We have a fine selection of large homes to show you. FA 2 4058. These range in price from 9. For Sale or Rent $25,500 for an ultra modern 5 bedroom home with cen­ 5 ROOM House. 817 Catalina. tral air-conditioning to $15(8) (or 4 small bedrooms Many 12. Jfeul Estate For Sale in between. If you have a big family, call us for a happy home life. THE TIME TENTH FIRM 116 N Park Ave. FA 2 6123 F U R N I S H E D Apartment. 3 BEDROOM CB Home, Fla. Clean and close in. Jimmie mom, air-cond. F m e e d Cowan. 322 lot 3. yard. Well A sprinkler s is ­ te r Nice location. I’ ii. AIR-CONDITIONED Bit. in FA 2 8962. mo. 3 Rut. furn. Apt. $65. CONCRETE block Home on t i l E. Nth St. FA 2-4285. large lot on chain of lakes. A P T . $30. Surplus City. See Jake N. Wade, Paisley, Fla. •C LE A N quiet Room!” The Gablcx FA 2-0720. PLANNING TO BUY OR Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry’s Mart 315 Sanford Ave. Ph. F A 2-4U1 AIR CONDITIONER. West- 1933 CHEVY $183. FA 8-357t lnghouse. 10,500 BTU. 1982 or 818 Rosalia. SAC RIFIC E S A LE . Early Model, never used. 323-0538. American style 8 ft. couch, 37. Boats • Motors 875; Record Cabinet, $5; AUTOMATIC Washer. Good WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Portable T V , $25; Dinette condition. $40. FA 2-4351. Gateway To The Waterway set, $15. 1220 Randolph St. SPR IN K LE R SYSTEMS Robson Sporting Goods WITH purchiic of Bine Lus. All Typea and Sites Ph. FA 2-2128. Your EV1NRUDE Dealer tre, rent Electric Carpet We Repair and Service 1982 A M A N A Kroner, up­ Shampoocr for only $1 per 304-8-8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2 3881 right. Excellent condition. dav. Carroll’s Furniture. Machinery and Supply fn New people In u>-vn look at *250. 322-3293. 207 W. Sid SI. FA 26432 REFRIGERATOR $33. 34* Herald Ada. Be lure your C A R R IE R Air - Conditioner. Aluminum Boat $180. Twin business la represented with TRACTOR Work, Mowing, First $30 takes It. Mrs. bed $10. Chest $12.50. Misc. attractive advertlaemeota. disk, blade. FA 2-7664. ltass. 322 8172. 1313 Park. FA 2-92 to. Call F A 2-3812. .Stenstrom Realty Property Management Broker H. B. POPE CO., INC. 200 So. Park Ave. F A 2-4234 34. A rticle* Per Sale Bu* Spray (VC-1J) • Fertl*xe—Ph. T A 2 4244 M ANSFIELD LAWN SER. SEE OK C A LL V A - F HA Air-Conditioning 36. AatoMobBa* - Track* 33. Furnllnr* WASHING 31achine Service. F r r « estimates on repairs. Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Cash. 2840 Hiawatha. 322-7363. SUPER TR AD IN G POST TR E E SERVICE. Expert tree FA I-OtTT. service. Reasonable rates, 8 years experience. Free 34. Articles For Sate estimates. Ph. FA 2 4377. SEPTE.MUEJI Special. Ladles SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ A Childrens shoes $1.84 pair. tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. Surplus City. 201 W . 1st 322-3508. CHIFFONIER with 2 full Plano Tuning and Repair length mirrors with a TV W. L, Harmon — FA 24233 stand, swivel base with storage compartment, both LAWNS Renovated - Aerate $35. FA 2-8384. Remove Thatch * Chinch 130.00 LOST or itolen, tan anil brown Chihuahua from 2474 Pal­ RENT A BED metto 1 week ago. Aniweri Rollaway, Hoipital A Baby Beds. to the name of p<vlrn, neBy Day, Week, or Mouth ward offered for Informa­ tion and return of dog. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Child’! pet. FA 2-699(1. Ph. FA 2-3181 U8 W. l i t St. 2 BR 3 BR. l-argo Large ttatforft V A TO $250 FHA 62.50 $100 ! 67.50 LOW M O N TH LY 87.30 PAYM ENTS 110.00 E X C E LLE N T LOCATIONS 125.00 IM M E D IATE OCCUPANCY H E R ALD A 3br UNFURNISHED I t Pays 1. Lost FHA - VA Bedroom l ‘ j Bath with ( Florida Room Lease $130.00 Bedroom 1 Bath 65.00 Bedroom I Bath 33.00 Bedroom 1 Bath 30.00 3 Bedroom 1 Bath 7500 2 2 2 2 O ffice 204 W . Fuat The 12. Real Estate For Sale R-E-N T-.VL-s FURNISHED 322-5612 322-5613 To For R en t 2505 P A R K AVE. F A 2-OHiil Your Authorized Ford Dealer For Seminole County Strkkland-M orrison, Inc. H RS K . I ir a l S i . Hi. FA 2-1IM - \V. Park MI 7-4816 h � 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, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 09, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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W F -W m : pr-^A" ^••‘rr^-1*-r,*r-••- •’:■— ;*~ i; r • * :n v ~ .\T 7 rrr— — — I f ’ • Vm O P W 4 . A - A a f . 7, IM S Hospital Notes JULY 9 Jam s McCJoikey, DeBary; Tom Byrd, Oviedo; Mary L. Coniellua, Apopka; Louli Kin- V. I ard, Lake Monroe; Lola Scott, Geneva; leca; Land; . i -! •I Raymond Pell, Oi- Blisabcth Nelion, Vickie Wllltama, DeOr­ lando; Emma Wing, Lake M ary; Fred Stagg, Sheila Slpea, John Scott, Richard Horton, Douglaa Kickllter, Suile McKelvin, Ronald Slrawa, Doria Dallbertl, Myr­ tle Horton, Quincy Howell, Geneva Brtnaon, Katherine Roland. Addle J. ilittell, Johnnie M arti, Christine LuaO r, Daniel Johnaon, Charles tim an o f santord. Brtks Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mu*e of Lake Monroe, a girl Discharge! Mrs. Walter llagenbackle and baby of DeBary; John Corao, John L. Dominey, Ruth Whack, Ruth Buerger, Rich­ ard Stevens, Stephanie Typlt, Roosevelt Bats, Terry Ann Anderson, Mrs. Raymond G. Graham and baby of Sanford. JULY 30 Admission* Sterling R o b i n s o n , Lake Mary; Gertrude Stewart, De­ Bary; Orion Woods, Titus­ ville; Phylis Frees:, Linda Wynn, Gladys Morgan, Clyde Trosper, Lilia Phillips, Nancy Dobbins, Sophie Wojdechowakl, Carolyn Leonard, Patri­ cia Poison, Obediah Johnson, Ernest Bellamy, Wanda Neleon, of Sanford. Fresh Rotten Butt Pork Roast • • • • e e • o Testy Ln h Fresh Pork Steaks . Premium Lehel (R e f. 59c, Sev* 10<) Steoksmanship may be an art . . . but it's alto Swift Franks . Copcland'i Fresh er Smoked toothsome selection of Swift's Premium ProTen Heavy Western Beef from Publix! Sausage . . . . • o o Delicious Fresh Red Prog res so Brend Grouper Fillet o o Tomato P csis.......10' « Progresso Itollon-Sfyla Tomow's Cooked or Baked Tom atoes................. 39' Sliced Ham . . o o Sumhino Cookio Feature Herman's Oranga lend Vienna Fingers... *»V“‘ 29' Braunschweiger . F .F .V . Chocolate-Chip Cookies !l :--t Discharges Georg* persons, Orlando; Msrgaret Ccnklin, DeBary; l.orvtta Arlene Iteis, Osteen; Vickie Williams, Orlando; Wanda Nelson, Nancy l>"b bins, F.rnrst Bellamy, Melln da Munn, Hattie Cnn|M*r George Mathews, Bess Joseph, Lawrence D a v o s , Fred Murphy, Marie foliar, l.elund Brown, Mrs. Willie Mae Girley and baby, Mr* Diana Byrd and buby o f San­ ford. AUGUST I Admissions Annie McCurdy, Geneva; Christine Glvvont, D elta r); Ida llairlden, Enterprise; J. C. Standland, Winter Park; France* Thompson, Lake Monroe; Nancy Morris, its Iren; Bernard Mitchell. Wil­ liam Cagle, Carol)n Stanley, James Emerson, Ruby Quarrie, Sharon Chaplin, Michael lew is, Claire Burak, Itila Wotlkill, Harrietts Oruna, Kathleen Bussell of Sanford Births Mr. and Mr*. Wallace Rut•«-ll of Sanford, a boy Mr. and Mr*. William C. ltu*’iar.l»on of Sanford a buy Mr. and Mr*. Bobby W. Thompson of Lake Monroe, a girl Mr. and Mr*. Truman Wolfkill of Santord, a boy Mr. and Mr*. Richard Urona o f Sanford, a girl Discharges Herman Muller, Oviedo; Mr. Clyde Muse and baby of Lake Monroe; Mr*. Stanley Smith and baby, James Fay, Quincy Jlowell, Linda Mote, Johnnie Marks, Rosa Newby, Helen Forrester of Sanford. / M " i Dust is a lire liaraid. Reirnvc It from electric uiotur* - .ure they bccuim- ineffic.iat or burn out. A lire car. jx lu lt tiu l’t hard pul out. 1 $1 / 4 U y El < w g cw e to "S 39' Kosy Kitten Brand Cat Food Births Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Poison o f Sanford, a boy Mr. and Sirs. Kenneth 0. Leonard of Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mrs. James Slpea of Sanford, a girl bsscaarget Laura Bush, Geneva; Dolly Braddy, Geneva; Tamie Barrah, Columbus, Ohio; Mrs. William Tyler and baby, Lake M ary; Ruth Jean Robson, Steven Gibbons, Douglas Kickliter, Christine Hopkins, Wil­ lie Ruth Hughes, Hazel Hoag, Maye Blackburn, Mae Alice Sherman, Juanita Bell, Judy Siu'lli. Jeanne Parent, Mrs. Tommy Wires and baby of Sanford. JU LY 31 Admlo.lone Ti er ma n Muller, Oviedo; Louise Slnko, Lake Mary; Jun|Urlinc Brooks, J a m e s Stcwurt, B a r b a r a Cooper, Lort-ne Curry Hull, tlcttyc S m i t h , Gayle Richardson, James Sikes, Collette Majors, MurLn Kravt-mcr, Rosemary Rutundu, Mamie Bowman of Sanford Births Mr. amt Mrs. Deferdle Coop, er o f Sanford, a boy, Mr. and Mr*. George Freese o f Sanford, a girl 'SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED TENDER-AGED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE! a real pleasure with the tender, tasty, 3 r . 29' Parson's Household Ammonia.............. q£trt 27* Sirloin Steak • • lb. 99* T-Bone S teak • • Ib. 99* Club S teaks • • • Ib. 99* Chuck S te a k s • Ib. 59* Ground Beef • . Ib. 49* FR E E ! One package Cole Slaw with any other Ruskin item. SWIFT'S ASSORTED FLAVORS A Sherbet................. 5 P?i.$l y A ( < J) ^ S W I SWIFT'S F T 'S PREMIUM BONELESS PROTEN GOV'T-INSPECTED TENDER AGED HEAVY WESTERN ROUND STEAK 8 9 t^ PRICES EFFECTIVE TH U RS., F R I., & SA T., AUGUST 8-9-10th! • d a iry specials • down produce lane lucky Whip Dsliciss* Dessert Topping’ .V" 49* FA N CY FLO RID A R E D - R IP E Brooktlon.’i Tsity Zesty Dole Hawaiian Sour C r e a m ........ 39* fdlibuiy'i Crctconl Dinner Rolls .....*«," 29* Oranga, Grape or Florida-Punch Visit'* Ai.ottsd WMpyod 29« Cream Cheese WiMsmU Chtddor Styl* Delicious Del Monte Longhorn Cheese Vk' 65* • fro z e n foods • 5 9 * Ssshtssk Quick Flown Ci.om.d Hunt's - For the Best! S p in a c h ...........4 99< Cksl'i Choice Froit* 2-lk h*S French Fries ... 3 9 < Flavorful F & P Sweet Roms* Meol or Choot* Frozen Ravioli 2*si . . . . pk| 49* HoriMom'i Chocolole-Chi* Tasty Cake .. 48-count bags Lime Bowl Zotly Flenrtd 69’ Plain or Self-Rising Gold Medal 4-riekocm** Blooded H«dd*(k or Cod Steaks 2.'h 9 g < (limit 1 please) ------ r t f Mr*. Pool . Psmdy lis t SiniUtsn'i Qwl«k Froisa imam mvsstm Jftt Gw>dr> Ae'. eM Mn. mSi t.*d>«t« ta m p s' tt G re e n S ta m p s %t*K A ir (OvROrt 9*3 fwrchoio ol; tint le t * Aug. 10. IHJ) |00 o o50n o o o o 0 0 oo QQ_0 giant pkg. t limit 1 please) Breaded Oysters U 89* GLEEM TOOTH PASTE largo aisc 53c pkg* Wonderful New Penny-Saver Fish S t ic k s ..........*ST 49* (^ □ Icebera Lettuce.................. 2 m>.29' □ Golden Bananas................. 3 ... 29' □ Grapefruit Sections..............4 '£"• *1 o3 0 It. 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FEATURE OF THE WEEK; jP O c LIM E BOWL e * ‘ h. limit 1 p»r customer with perchsaea o f f . or more �Arlene Up To Hurricane Again Storm 675 Miles East Of Daytona Sanford, Jax In Little League Finals Tonight Sanford All-Stars are one frame away from the Little Major League state cham­ pionship. having k n o c k e d down Cantonment of Pcn»a- wrhat with 17 runs, 18 hits, seven errors and three Pensa­ cola home runs. l Bill Miller started on the mound for Sanford but was These are the type o f letters cola 9-8 in a wild seven-inning relieved by Sidney Loyd hi the see just l-o-v-g to receive. This . game Wednesday evening at sixth inning. one i i addressed to Tha SunPanama City. W E A T H E R : Scattered afternoon and evening shower* through F r id a y ; high today In 90*; low tonight in 70*. Sanford was leading 8-8 in Arlene. Sanford faces Jacksonville the top o f the sixth when ford Herald and is signed by \ MIAMI (U P !) United Press Leased W ire Established 1908 TH U RS., A U G U S T 8. 1963 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A NO. 773 1963 s first tropical storm, VOL. 53 at 8 tonight for the stute Cantonment got two men on A . Fred Bowden, 1411 I’ark I championship. regained hurricane strength and then belted a home run to Avenue: " I t pays to advertise. Jim Jernigan, city recrea­ tie it up at 6-6. That was when of 75 mile an hour winds to­ Paper still out on the lawn tion director, said this morn­ \Miller left the game. w hen the ’ phone started t o ' day in the Atlantic southwest ing by telephone that "lust | Cantonment got one man on ring, ami It rang so many of Bermuda. night’s game was hectic,1 first on n wild throw- in the times 1 had to call you to can­ The weather bureau said seventh and then Canton­ cel the ad. Cheek enclosed to it expected the off-again -onment's Robert Jackson slam­ pay for the printed ad.” Yes again storm to pass slightl) * 1O U C \\ l U C n t K l med out a homer to make it air and ves ma'am— it puys to LONDON (U P D — Scot ti-8. to tire northwest of Bermuda advertise in The Herald. land Yard widened its inves­ At the bottom o f the sev­ Friday morning. • • • tigation of the Stephen Ward enth, Sanford's Bill Schmidt The storm s center was (ca ,c l<K|a> on cve uf the A landmark has disappeared 1reached first on an error. John o ff Park Avenue— the one located at 11 a.m. KST (noon |official inquest into the playHunt singled to right. Loyd that read death ’ Mrs. Appleby s f^DT) about 350 miles south- bo)-osteopath's followed wivii a nit lo drive lit Restaurant’’ at the \aldes|WVS( 0f utc British resort is- drugs. two runs and tie the score. H oUL Sign now- reads: "R o m |iaiKj, near latitude 28.9 north, . . . , . T A M P A , Ha. (I I’ l l — j Cecil Simpson, the catcher. and Wilks Restaurant.” W e i-. longitude 69.3 west. This was j i » I ( I S A S K e i l Burton S 'liocpf. Sr., » prurni- ! wrapped up the game for Snncome, Rose and Wilks. 'about 675 miles east of Day-| TALLAHASSEE (L T D — runt Inmpnn who once run 1ford with u hit to drive in the * • • ■tona Beach, Fla. I The road department today for governor, was found fa- ■ winning run and give Snnford That ltl-yeur-old Sanford Arlene's forw ard movement \called for bids on 29 projects, tally injured in his hctlroom the victory. hoy vvho stoic a rar here last'had slowed to six m.p.h. this including interstate highway Wednesday and died 12 hours JSanford 0 1 2 0 3 0 3 - 9 l(l 3 weekend and was picked up morning, hut forecasters pro- I conduction in Orange, Ala M - r nt 3 he-pital. Canton. 0 l) 0 1 2 3 2—8 8 4 with the car in Daytona dieted it would pick up speed |chua, Columbia, Broward and His Wifi-, found at the top ' -------------------- — Bruch, continued Wednesday| <m its northeasterly course |Dade Counties, of the stairs wiih a bloody afternoon to give the lawmen to about 12 m.p.h. later tod• nx in her hand, was held for a difficult time. He vvus taken ay. A slight increase in site • I kiveatlgutlon of murder. She JACKSON. Miss (U IH ) — to juvenile court here, escuped , and intensity also was exr ^ ^ | 1"a s ho-pitalized iu good cull* Paul B. Johnson and J. I'. through a courthouse window peeled. *k dition fo r treatment of a head Coleman, for the second and was gone. But, tliis morn-1 Highest winds at midday injury. ing he aurrcmleicd and soon were 75 m.p.h. near the cell- time in their political car­ W A S H IN G TO N (U P I ) — .Mrs. Rchoepf told police eers, squared oft today for will tie on his wuy to a boys' ter. The Organization o f Am eri­ she broke down the door of The caprit^ms tropical a showdown battle for the industrial schooL her 72-yc-or old husband's bed­ can States (O A S ) has asked packed 100 m.p.h jcmocratic gubernatorial nomstorm room a fter he locked her out, Haiti to prove its charge that York • Eger Manufacturing winds when first discovered inalion in Mississippi. hut said his fatal injuries the Dominican Republic aided Company, o f 3500 Orlando last » « e k . Last Sunday it p p . came from a full when she the rebel attack against the Drive, will bo reprevented i n ! threatened the LeewardIs - ! I O l'O Z L > t)lK l Duralier regime. pushed him. T H E S E I’ EAIMCKIN” U O T A U IA N S know n pediatric wing o f the Seminole Memorial llo s . the sixth annual trade show j land* but never hit. It died MIAMI (U P I ) — Ex . YenA special commission o f the t;ooiI thitiyr when they see it, and are offerin g the pital. Mayor Tom McDonald, chairman o f the Police, however, said the o f the A m e r i c a n Fishing I down later to top winds of e/uelan dictator Marcos Perpublic a chance to get in on it. This ten acre fund raising committee, lloh Resserer, hospital cuts on Schoepf'n head wtto OAS decided lifter a lengthy Tackle .Manufacturers Associ- 35 m.p.h., built up again to ex Jiminex. facing possible Chase and Co., field o f peas will l»e thrown open administrator and Hill Hemphill, Rotary presi­ "apparently from a chopping private meeting Wednesday 50 m.p.h. force then all but extraditinn In his homeland ation Aug. I t - t l at Chicago. that it did not have enough in­ Saturday for a pick-your-own jamboree. Pro­ dent. inspect the lush pea vines. died out yesterday. Arlene to face embezzlement char- j action.’' 8choe|if was an tin. • • • formation on the three-dny old -;p< has been ordered to post ceeds will go toward the furnishing o f the new I Herald Photo) successful candidate for govAltamonte Springs Mayor found r.e-.v strength in the invasion to reach a decision $300,000 bond before leaving j open Atlantic for the second ernor in 1940. Luwrence Sw offord probably on what action should be Dado Counly. Mrs. Schorpf, rt|, told police w ill have w riter’s cramp to­ time last night and early totaken. her husband argued with her night for toduy he is a ffix in g ' ,' a> A Haitian embassy source because she was drinking, his signature to 350 revenue ' The weather bureau warn here reported that his govern­ WASHINGTON (U P I I — | cd small craft around Her then struck her in the head bonds o f $1,000 denomination ment was airliftin g troops to remain in safe har- Sen. Thurston U. Morion, the with a Imsehull b i t each which w ill finance the |imula lo northern Haiti to attack the ami all shipping inter- Senate GOP campaign chair lair Site said she left the house town's new water system. I rebels. cst* to excercise caution. 'man, warned today that eri The bonds will he delivered to I and went to see an aunt, but Residents of the Village of On (he other hand, Roger Air Force hurricane hunt- tlrlsm by Negro leaders wa returmsl later. IIIIF A offices in Atlanta on North Orlando will no longer Itiguud, a top exile leader, |i-r planes were keeping; con -! making it more ditficult to V Garden Slate I'oik employe i Aug. 19 by Swofford, Allu-1 S, hoepf hud locked the door, told a newt conference that be free o f municipal taxation vtant watch on the hurricane, muster Republican votes for and his 10-year-old daughter , Pea-pickin' fulks with Ironic want fur $1.50 a bushel, monte clerk Jim I'ulmer and were crushed to death in an freezers, those who like to | Itotarian* wilt lie at check- if s proposed ordinance to levy so she broke It down with a anti-Duvalier insurgent* hud i — . — ....... -■■■ — ' a strong civil rights bill. 4 • Rep, Joe Duvis who serves as escalator Wvducstluv t* hr cau and those wlto are lrun-,,H,,nl '•■•'on* ti-.mi 7 to lit tax uj mil all utilities consum­ hammer, she told police. She won control of a large area and the tovvu attorney. suid she then "talked ugly” were being joined by peasants -howed I b e i h i l t mound the p.m. and from 3 p nr. until ed within Ihe corporate limit*, WASHINGTON (LIT) — n ee truck itl n'-arhy Cherry gry for a good me-s <d fresh- dark. Salurda) to take the announced in the agenda for to him and started "pushing and army deserters. Jimmy and Tummy O'Donpicked field pea* can have money. Monduy night's council meet- *''m •round,” poller said, The treaty ending all iut tin Hill Township, The speciul OAS commission ticll; Tuke a bow! Lou Tem ­ ing, is pasMif. derground nuclear testing in a day of it, come Saturday. is planning to meet with All proceeds of tile pea H ie victim*, John P. Sween­ ple, o f Ternplo Refrigeration, a "first step'* toward world The meeting will be held ut Dominican representatives but Itandall Chase, heail o( picking will go toward the ey, 56, Maple Shade, and his enme In to see R. E. Porter peace goc- to the U. S. Sen the Dominican government (u/ni-hing o f Ihe new pedi 7:30 p. iu. in the Community Chase and Company, who is •I. lighter, Margaret, wtvc di­ today to compliment Jimmy. atc> today. Spokesmen for ha* flatly denied any Intplira* alric (children's) wing n| Building at the Village Reved iu the menu nine of the al>o a member of Ihe Rotary 15, and Tommy Itl ,of 1903 both parlies said Senatorleation Area. All council ses­ lum in ths anti-Duvalier at­ , li.liliuiue section atinr riding Cluh, has thrown open this Seminole Memorial Hospital. Magnolia. Seems Lou lost a had "n o other choice" but tack. The Rotary Cluh has tin sions are open to the public. the es-alntar up f rom the ten acre field of peas, just brand new Skit-Saw o ff the to ratify it. Thu idc.i of levying some ground floor. three blocks east of Mellon dertakun the furnishing of back o f his truck. When he OTIS AFB, Mass. ( U P f ) _ form of imiuiiipal tux Is not Ihe wing a* its project for t'limileli County Coroner ville Avo. on Celery Ave., bucktrucked, looking for it, he been discussed President Kennedy urrlved at new and has Ihe >e.ir and Ihe pea -picking found Jimmy and Tommy ATI..4N T \ ( Ul ’ l i Alabama Jules Sh.isslmuser sai.l to- vo lh.it you ran pick all you hoi,P,*«l to visit Ids is the first fund - raising veil by council nt previous meet- ,hi'* logging the thing to the po. 1 football roach Paul (B ea n girl fell head fust Into an Inga ns being perhaps the only, Jacqueline following an lure. lice station to turn it in. Jim-! llrjant testified today in a opening nt the top of the ^'•* morning on "This Is a project which solution to meet increasing de-j , nr^t r my says he and his hrrther $10 million libel suit against moving stairs where a floor newborn non Patrick will lie of benefit to ever) nmnds and expenditures o f the plan to buy some new pants tiro Saturday Evening Post plate had been removed by a Rotivler Kennedy nt ChilSA N TO DOMINGO. He. one In the counly as we work growing community. With the rewurd money. that he "absolutely" did not workman to make adjust Other ordinances to tm in­ drea's Hospital Medical Cen­ minivan Republic (U P I) — toward getting till* children's • • • receive any Information that mints. The workman was ward o|M'ii at the hospital," troduced Monday night in­ ter In Boston. The outcome o f an invasion DR. JO H N D A It I I Y helped Alabama defeat Geor­ away at the time. Reorganization of the V ig i­ lie looked somber fared as of Haiti hy about 300 Haitian «aid Mayor Tom McDonald, clude ( I ) an ordinance levy-1 was elected president gia 35 0 in 1962. f'llE D D IN G TO N , England lante Navy Wives Club No. The child’* body was riu-h who is chairman of the com­ ing ii license fee upon all p er-. he entered the hospital. H e' exiles remained in doubt to­ A gang of 2U to 211 is planned for 8 tonight in o f the Ki wan is Club e.| between the casing and the i d ' l l mittee. -oiis, firms and c o rp o ra tio n * seemed startled when a ho*. I day. Ills Haitian government W ednesday; G o r d o n the SN’ AS Sunday School 30 masked bandits swooped | stairs. I always knew Itotarians nut previously prescribed by I (dial maid. Anne Jm-kson o f 1said it hsd crushed the Inva­ room near the chaplain's o f­ Meyer was elected first Her father went Into the down oh a Glasgow-to I.on were full of peas!" he quip ordinance; (21 an ordinance] Buzzards Bay, rusher) to him sion but exile apukuxmnn said vice president anti Hill fice. Interested wives may he walked toward the ho*-' ,. , , opening feet fir-t in tin at- don mail 11win in Wild We t pcd. granting a 30 year franchise ns Ihe rebel r . , , ... , , the movement was grow' Krunsii as second vice 'phone 322-7751 or 322-7690. pita I stops. Mm shook hi* I ,__ * fashion today *nd iwciipeil tiiupl to n«eue her. to Florida Power Corp. and Ing. • • • TOKYO ft IMl - Fi ve per president. O. M. Ilnrrihand. with toot estimated at nlmo-t Iliw body was polled into GO an ordinance granting n Th* gnvimment of Haitian Rev. Richard I.ycns ad -! »on and N. V. Farmer sons were killed and 13 others ihe mechanism and he was $3 million in the largest train lie smiled at her, however, 30 year franchise to Huh-1 President Francois Duvstier will retain the positions injured today in a hotel fire dressed the newly organized and entered the hospital to I robbery in history. crushed tu death. in Imii Propane Gas t.'o. of o f treasurer and secre­ in Hiroshima fanned by huh Knights o f Columbus, tracing see his wife who Is doing ] issued a statement in Port * 4 The gang halted the truin. j Maitland. wind* heralding the approach the history of the All Souls ’ tary. Th e new officials beautifully and described as Prims- Wednesday cliiiniing it nvenamu the engineer and ■had smashed the invading will not take office un­ of Typhoon B»-s» to southern parish. III excellent condition. fireman, uncoupled Hie engiiw Japan. • • • hj j fore* ami driven the remnants til 1901. Kennedy wa* to give and first two ear*, ami movi d WASHINGTON (U PI) The three-story Kinsui Ho­ W A S H IN G TO N ( UP I ) Referring to the new pub­ wife a first hand report cm! into * m* 1,acl‘ t r o u Tux collictioii* during fi-cal thrni n mile down the tracks. tel burned to the ground With a $1.2 billion niililury lic defender system which the I th* ir nearly onr-day-old Irnhy. the llominicuii border. Then the) quickly swept lift 1903 ernrhed an e-timati-d while firemen battled both pay rni-e nborit to win run Exile spokesmen iu Santo county is trying to put Into Earlier, M r s . Kennedy’.* ami made ' wind and heavy rain. Most record high of I Ib'i.i hilboir, 1211 m ul gie-.-ional uppiovul, tile lbeffect, re the new law passed dot tor sail* she had a "very Domingo termed the govern­ of the r>t occupants escaped the Internal Revenue Servin' getaway in three army-style J by the last state Legislature, fmse Department already i* good night ami is in good ment "completely falsa* and Duck- and * paiurngt r car. reports. unhurt. Judge Yolie Williams says. "purs propaganda.” J A C K S O N V ILLE ( L T D — spirits." tiiinklng o f asking for a fur­ " I t ’s a mess.” The judge al­ ther boost early next year, The Legislative Investigating ready hits six ap|>eul* for 1 Committee named state Rep. it w.r* learned today. T A M P A (L T D — Union which attorneys must he ap­ As-istanl Defense Snre- Itirhard Miti-ln-ll o f Tiillalias* and company official* were pointed unless the public de­ tary Norman S. Paul suid the see to .iirrred Sen. ('barley to incut with Mayor Julian C. fender system gets into effect pe tiding pay hill will not Johns o f Starke as ita chair­ I ..me today to discus* the hit­ at once. (They are still "solve all the problems,” such man tuduy, appointed Sen. \l.l TIK E S ter 2U-duy-old General Tele, squabbling e v e r fees and T A K E - O F F T IR E S .is “ moonlighting” by service Robert Williuni* a* his asMitt M ED ph.mu Co. strike. rosU. | ( sistuiit. then went into closed, Some with but a few miles I l(E E ! men who get off-duty jobs Lane also asked the ei'y All at • terrific saving make end- meet, "und extreme door executive session. attorney, police chief and re­ Parent*! Help your teenage dent.* beyuiitl th«* nipacity nf A dioppud line of type in Johns, long-time merit, r of cases where enlisted men hav,. presentative* uf the state youngster* gel more uut of many t<» bear the loud, ill) Wednesday'* story on county • NYLO NS turned to relief. But it i* the controversial and oil Public Utilities Commission school! You run with 3ll D AYS TO UK FT Kit O ltAD KS budget requests left out the criticized rommittee, bowed • RAYONS going to help,” he said. i to attend the tl am. meeting. will l»«* n ifrc.it h$lp tu your DAYS T o B E T ! ER GRADES, fact that a total o f over out with ''N o apologies to • W IIIT E W A L I.S Paul, Pentagon manpower Act* o f sabotage against un exclusive series of articles make." yoiiiiKHtiT* In rupin^ with $2011,1)00 in increase* have • HtoACKWALIrS lilef said that conferences al General property j* apparent­ to appear in The Sanford Her­ tlit*hi* km' ii Ii i ih'iimniD fin time been Asked by department "M y heart and conschm oii.'Cb in •' ready iiad started with Army, H E T ItK A D S ly on the decline in the face ald starting Aug. 15. allotted to homework Alid head* for the next year'* bud­ are clean about my actions,” a | N iu v_and_Ayr Rom r pm -on- _ , " f -tam ni Hi! rtifm.rnn-iii 1.; w — tm rc$ —m — n r r r n : “STijiTy*. TT»- re U uTofu rT*Te jn.‘$n’ ti* rntit the («rr,rmlttAr a r * “ T get: tiel officers on whether to i city and county law officers. |gjn unique “ how-toof n< lion thiit if folluwetf niimt Md, In II. who wua eleelrd ..... ...........- -a ................. .. — A ” / / __ e n i i [ a ssuk a raise again next year. 1Mr. I Study" system. S.-i.-m if.. .,i:> *v y- , J ' f . ■ leu«l tu lo-tier *. holunihip. Tiiere are about 1.000 par unanimously under n "gentle­ * WE W IL L NO I Hath ehlipt* i !•» written in ;• man's agieeluelit” that *he cel* o f commercial prop-- rty B o d y S lupol l.y The Beading k? \ \ ^ ' ' • be und erso ld Tax . . | ' , , larlioralory o f New York, ( *iit 4 ' simple. PMjy to rend ami enay •Tinirmunship should rotate iu tbe city o f Satif-:rd. *-l _ . . ON IJU A LITY TIK E S foremost autbonlies on reudto undtraUiiMl style. "W h at in between Senate and House, Assessor Mary E. Walker A l l l T I C n t l O l d the aim «»f each ru tiriv?", praised Johns for hi* dedi­ aay*. Several o f these pertain; BOSTON (U PD — The -on ing speed, the series high­ »ur tear her.*' cated service and added, "M y U> more thun one piece o f horn Wednesday lo Pre-idenl , lights reading comprehension TA M PA (U P I) - A Tampa n >. “ H" w "• >• .* ' ' * 111.« on t.--t i iki kirnr. “ Iluw t«» woman was taung held for hope is that the committee pro|irrly. |and Mr*. Kennedy w.r- 4l,f. techniques. m are a few ul the itk'U.i investigation uf murder to­ will perform a real service to tax A tire off * * * Ifc rin f from what doctor* tie-1 * " • “ r'r< .. “ * w. Uxmed. your car For your information: A scribed as Idiopathic rc-pir- " i,nP,e but *Hective methmls day in connection with the the people o f F lo r id a ............ FKKE! one mill u**cssnient brings atury disease lytulrome l im provingatu dyhabits.dehr Herald is presenting 311 shooting death of her sea- will move forward and fulfill I’ irk I p A Delivery inabout $182,000. In layman's lansuaje this v* loP'ng the right attitudes, D\5.*7 To B E IT E Il (.H A D E S man husband here \\e«llir­ our responsibility." • EASY TERM S as a public service. Parents djy, * * * 'means that the infant is hav- hundling specific course*. The Kivvaniati* arc discontinuing in? trouble hreathin? bevjuvc result? Student* get more out have a golden opportunity to police said Mrs. AmanJa the exchange student pro- of a film on the lungs. OKI-I “ F textbooks, homework and aid their chlldien toward ear -1 h veljn K in ;, 39. was held tt '- A gram here this year in favur'cials said this ailment often ! «rla**room avsignment*. T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I ) — | eer satisfaction hy making in connection with the death of spending the money to occurs in premature babies | Educators admit teachers certain their children read of Harry S. Kmx. 37 He was Di Hugh Adam* was named I help tha local lads and lassies delivered by Caesarean **'c huve over-reacted to the chulevery chapter of this new*, shot twice with a .25 caliber i i-lant denn o f men today F A 2-Oti.YI fg r t a colleg-s education. rtion. I tenge o f the space age. Ilonis-1 work hat been pile-! on »tu • paper series. Jautomatic. |at Florida Stain University.) ' t I C O" J W V A ... BRIEFS Former Florida Candidate Slain; Wife Is Held OAS Asks Haiti To Prove Charge Runoff Set Rights Warning ililM BH ®? iTheyTe All leaded ?fH r.For The Pea Patch Escalator Kills 'North Orlando Considers Tax ^acl To Senate Kennedy Visils Son, Then Wife Haiti Invasion Claims At Odds Bryant Testifies Train Robbers Cel Storm Winds Fan Fire; Five Dead Tux Record Phone Strike Talk Held Military Studies Further Raises Rep. Mitchell Succeeds Johns '30 Days To Bsttes* Credos' TIRE SALE! Will Aid Students' Szhodwork Kennedy Woman Held In Husband’s Death WBM&gi r '~•' "VwiA'i\p Assistant Dean �♦ii f ?i 9 * FI — iM h r i fm a P m t — A m i . 8, 1M 8 Lake Monroe jottings | ’ longwood Olympic W inners Named Mathews Favors jS tate To Shell O ut Gubernatorial For Honolulu T rip Flection Change lr The S u mme r Recreation Program held for th* peat six weeks at Longwood Element­ ary School under the direction of Coach Welt Dxurus and Mrs. Diana* Amos ended It* current session last Friday with a general clean-up day. Tha average daily attend­ ance during the program wee 40 although nearly 200 reg­ istered for th* session. Last Wednesday tha Junior Olympics wera held at tha school. Winning ribbons wars Gary Pugh, crab race, 100 yd. dash, 300 yd. dash and 60 yd. dash| Lester Dorn, broad Jump, crab race and 100 yd. dash; Jane Pugh, 100 yd. dash, 60 yd. dash, broad Jump and high Jump; Ricky Smith, bell kick, crab race, high Jump and brood jiimn: Jackie McGough. crab race, 60 yd. dash end 100 yd. dash; Drew Vlnar, ball kick and high Jump; Lynn Anna fltevene, ball kick end 60 yd. dash; Lynette Pricker, crab race; Judy Thomas, bread Jump; David McKenxle, backward run 10 yd. dash; Mark Bige­ low, 100 yd. dash and 80 yd. dash; Eugene Kennedy, ball kick) Alvin Dorn, high Jump; Donna Bigalow, high Jump and broad Jump; Dsbbia Owen, ball kick and George Simp­ kins, broad Jump. ■ good coach In Sam Watson, By Mra. B. L. Good oftomoonl Bow w too. They Galahad second In yon taking tUo nico hot wea­ tournamant play. L. C. Smi.h, ther? B«t thorn it «ony o Larry Watson and Bob John­ kiddle ot thn old "ewimmln" son are on the ell star team hotn tbono day*. Don't bUmo playing tonight In Eau Gallia. Naturally they will win. (fin­ th«m on« bit, either. gers etoaeed). Sorry 1 wont Glod to know thot Mra. An* get to go to that one as Rene •in (Gronnio) Howklna la Hawkins end I will be In Mi­ homo ognln ofUr bnlng In ami at that time on a short via* Seminole Memorial Hoapltal It to my brothers. This will be Rene's first trip there. for m m time. Congratulations to Bobby Tho William Carrolls Jr. tnd children doeldad to Ukc and Frances Thompson on the o trip to thdr fonntr home In recent arrival of a little gal. Blnghomton, N. Y. 1 know This la the third little Thomp­ they ore boring o wondnrfnl son. Sorry to hear that Helen timo. Talking to Mabla Carrod Br. and aha nold thot aht (Mrs. Sherwood) Barbour la and BUI ore planning on going conflnad to th# local hoapltal. op ahortly. Mablo boa boon Hurry and get well H*i*n ns ■lightly ondor thn wrethar It's almost school lima. Brlda-elact Shirley Spivey Vi* <a faalnr much batter. Young Tommy Carroll did not was honor guest at a shower watt to go "North" no ho one day last week given for •toyed homo. Ho really hoa her by Linda Bedenbaugh. 1 got thot old Florida land In understand ahe received some very beautiful gifts kia ahooo bat good. Our thought thla waek la Darid Lao and Ricky Ford* ham are two of thoan Good called a "Suggested Shopping Little Loagnon who got to gw List." People frequently go ahopto Panama City Monday to play with tholr National ping for ordinary, prosaic Lragne team, Of couraa wo are Itcma such a* groceries, cloth­ rooting for them to win tho ing and gifts. But htrt is a tottrnaaont Our flagon an new type of shopping excur­ sion for much-needed Items CTOIMd b O fk Little Elisabeth Warren hoa that do not usually appear on returned homo after rlaltlng regular shopping lists. For in­ with her grandmother In Wau* stance: —A large box of co-opera­ •halo. "Lltslo Bet," (that’a a y name for her) told mo aha tion: 'Hils is ona thing you uat can’t do without. It ssema ■ore had a good time. Mra. Marilyn Krecjar and to be a basic Ingredient in •hlldron decided to maka a ■very successful venture. —Two dosen (mixed varie­ quick trip to aoo her parcnU la Alberta, Ahk, baton bar ty) Ideas plus Inspiration: You huaband, Chock, return* homo can’t find these on every shopping tour, so it’s best to from a Nary trip. Glad to hoar that Mra. pick them up wherever you Charlie (Gladys) Carlton la see them. You'll find these doing fine. She is in Orange Item* can be stored for awhile, Memorial Hoapltal undergo* but Inspiration Is beat when lag toeto and treatments. We It's served fresh. —One gellon of enthusiasm; wish her a speedy recorsry. A former classmate of Cent This is to be sprinkled liberal­ Wheatland's and former Ban ly on all of the activities of fordlte, Mias Jody Ogden, will dally Ilf*. It li astonishing bo in on the 10th to rlalt with what avsn a few drops can Coni and Jeri at their Monroe do. —Wrapping material of corner home. Would like to see Judy's mother LIL Mias going tact and tolerance: A wrap ping ean ba aa Important a* to the ball games with her. Talking about ball games, the package Inside and you Bara been going down to may be surprised to find that watch the McRaaey softball Just a little of thla one will team In their games. That’s a go a long way. —A little Jacket of hope: A good buMh of boys. They had Jacket which la smart to wtar for any occasion. Be euro to Legal Notice try it on for else, for It isn’t n rrtn o ca saaa wise to get a slio that is too NOTtCH I I hareby glv.n that 1 am «n e*S *|t In business a' large. Repa. 8. J. Davla Jr. aad mission on Interstate CooperJA C K S O N V ILLE (UPI) — Jan Fertaw* saU Uday they ation or the Legislative Coun­ State Sen. John E. Mathew*, were “ aut tatlud" to Join cil or are substituting fur an Intended candidate fo r go v­ the Hoaolala trip. Bowl Mock members. Ben*. Luther Tuck­ ernor If the eourte will let him N. Clevel*ad Jr. aaM "I was er, Crewfordville, and Ed run, aaid he favor* • proposal approached toeaas* of being Fraser, MacClenny, are going to change Florida’* guberna­ a member of some 8eaata in plact o f Senate President torial election to non-pretiden- committees bat 1 Jaat doa’t Wilson Carraway and Sen. tlal year*. have the time." John Mathew*, o f Jackson­ Mathewi thus took the op­ T A L L A H A S S E E ( U I ’I ) — ville. Dep. Claude Wingate, posite stand to hi* local un­ The S U U will shell out $27,Fernundina Beach, I* going • announced rivat In the lDtli 400 to pay the expenses o f 22 in place o f Rep. William Chap­ governor's race, Mayor Hay legislators and 11 othara at­ pell, Ocala. don Burns, who tald ho w ill tending tho Council o f State Henderson said this is tha vigorously* oppose the const! Government conference in only conferenca at which leg­ tutiona! change. Honolulu Aug. 18-23. islator* of all th* states and Voter* w ill east ballot* on But Charle* Tom Hender­ staff member* involved In tha thr proposal In tha N o v. 5 son, o f the attorney general's legislative process gat to­ office, who is in charge o f ar- gether to diecust mutual prob­ general election. In outlining his position be­ rangementa, said tha trip la lem*. Tha meeting is for legfore • civic club, Mathews “ no Junket.” Ha said it’s an iilators what the Governor's said the advantages o f the important work meeting with Conference I* to governor*, ho change would far outweigh a serious purpose. laid. The State will pay trans­ tho Inconvenience tho s n ip Fraser is expected to bo would cause. I f passed it portation costa amounting to fleeted secretary o f the Sen­ would mean that the nest $600 a piece fur all 38 of Flor­ ate, replacing the late Robert governor will be elected for ida's delegates and $20 a day W. Davis. Hendereon said a two-year term, but may run expenses for 30 of them which Fraser will attend the apeciai for a fu ll lour-yesr term in adds up to a tab of $C00 a day j meetin|t £or Houa, , nd S*nat# RIBBON W IN N E R S in Junior Olympics o f the Longwood Elementary in addition to the round-trip, eIerk, , nd ic c r fU rie.. I960. 8ummer Recreation Program w ere, top photo, fron t from le ft, Drew Viner, airplane tickets. Ordinarily, governor* may Lynn Anne Stevene, L yn ette Frlcker and Judy Thom as; second row, Some legislators are taking not suereed them«elv#s. David McKenzie and Murk B igelow ; third row, Eugene Kennedy, Alvin their wives at their own ex­ The purpose of th* proposal Dorn, Donna Bigelow, D e b b ie Owen and G e o rg e Simpkins. Those in bot­ pense. It to enable the voters "to tom photo are, from left, Gury Pugh, Lester Dorn, Jane Pugh, Ricky Henderson said thl* la not make Independent selections Smith end Jackie McGough. (H erald Photos) th* biggest delegation Florida o f state, local and national has ever sent to this annual candidates,” Mathews aald. meeting. He said 38 want to When wo have a presiden­ Seattle, Wash. tial election, many persons " I t doesn't necessarily- make cast a vote only for president” a man a better legislator but and then pull the lever o f th* It give* those going an in­ other candidates of tho same sight into mutual problems,” party, he said. he aaid. Mathews said the voters Onu o f this year's discus­ should have an opportunity to sion* involves annual rathar ikeide the governor’s race in­ than biennial legislative ses­ dependently of the strong sions, an issu* that facta Flor­ emotions created by a pres­ ida in its next session. JACKSO N, Miss. (U P I) — idential campaign. The main speaker at th* Mississippi's voters take the Most state* already have meeting will be Secretary of first step In sleeting their Crd gubernatorial elections in o ff State Dean Rusk. governor Tuesday and not aven years, he said. A ll the legislators going ar* caiidldata who Advocate* Mathew* said auothtr ad­ members of the Florida Comail end to prohibition in the vantage would be to stimulate nation’s' last legally dry state | interest in off-year elections, can obscure th* big Issue — which now draw fa r fewer segregation. voters than those in which About 45,000 voter* will both a president and ■ gove­ cast ballots In e Democratic r n o r arc chosen. primary race between four Burns said that with only ■ By Mona GrtaateoA aspirants for th* Job held by two-year term, "the next gov­ The cleaning, painting and Boss Barnett, whose name ernor would be a lam * duck repairing of th* school bus h*s become e symbol o f resist­ th* minute he walked into of­ stop in North Orlando has ance to integration. fice." been adopted a* tha latest Here are the candidates: Ilirths AU G U ST S He said it would eqst the project of tha Noyth Orlaado Former Gov. J. P. Coleman, Mr. and Mra. Erneat Cox Admiaaiona candidate and his supporter* Civic Assn. 49, Barnett'* predeccniur; PEB 10* LR Thmnts I.eavltt, DcUury; Jr., o f Hanford, a girl. up to $1.2 million fo r a suc­ Dirt alio will b* hauled In WASHINGTON (U P I) Lt. Gov, Paul B. Johnson, 47, CYLINDER Hiachargew Annulicllu 0111, Idike Monroe; cessful campaign and "this to fill low areas around Ui* A Lalwr Department request son o f a former governor; Lola Anthony, Longwood; Mabel A d a m s , Longwood; that the nallrosd Firemen’s expenditure would be ridicu ihelttr so that tha children N o Inatallatioa Charge Charles L. Sullivan, 38, an at­ Lois A n t h o n y , Longwood; Auguitua Gifting, Longwood; Union a»s«mble Its decision­ lous fo r a two-year term and won’t hava to wad# through Delivery Anywhere in torney who ran a strong third Mary Louisa Murrs, Lake Gcorgo Lynn, L o n g w o o d ; making committee In Wash­ the man who wins would have or Jump acrou puddles. Seminole County In the 1V6U governor’* race, Mury; Imrlda Copeland, Elix- Mury Curneliua, A p o p k a ; ington next Man of tha community ar* week punled tu do it all over agaiu In and Robert Mason, a retired abath Miller, John A, Burton, Imelda Copeland, R o b e r t some union and management 19(10 to g e t re-elected.” asked to meat at 10 a m. welder. Robert Holmes, Mari* Colland, Holmes, Sharon C h a p l i n , negotiators today. on Saturdsy, Aug. 24, st the Altamonte Spring*. Rtmlnela — Large economy else o f A close race involving Cole­ Holly Hell, Elisabeth Long. Margaret Jo Thoinpaon, Clyde fo n n tr , Florida, under tho So highly prized were metal shelter 01 tha corner of Dacommon sense: This item can Both sides in the railroad fictitious name of SOIITII man, Johnson and Sullivan Charlotte Eehola, Stanley Vlh- Tio*|>er, cooking utensils in ancient von Avo. end tha Longwood Warren Turman, SKMINOLB I’ UUU CATIUM l be used in so many ways and Is expected to send th* two len, Cliai lr* Scott .Robert Mra. Wallace L. Russell and work rules controversy said Greece that prises at the Oviedo Rd. to help with the end that t Intend to register there presently was no for­ ■eld name with tha Dark of often com** in handy when leader* Into thu runoff. W in­ 1H W. 1st ST. Olympic Garnet ofteu were project. Materials will be baby; Mra. Jumea F. Bell and lha Circuit Court, Hamlnola other ingredients ar* not ning th* Democratic nomina­ Ledford, Evola Washington, mal proposal to place before County, Florida. In aecordanca Helen H a r b o u r , Elisabeth baby; Mra. William C. Rich­ copper pot*. provided by th* association available. with th* provision* of th* tion has been tantamount to Young, Faye Weldon o f Sun- ardson and baby of Sanford. Chairmen's Committee of the Fictitious Nam* Htatulas. to union. — A Jewel o f humor: Treat election in th* poet, but the August 6 w it: Sactlon 1*3.03 Florida foril. The committee, which has yourself to this "gem ” which 1963 winner face* e Novem­ ■tatuta* 10*7. Admiaainiia Illrlhs (he power to accept or re­ i l * l flarard W, Talrault rap be used at almost any ber general election race Mr. and Mrs. Hi t man Er­ Lillian L. Lloyd. Lake ject a settlement package, Fubllih July t l * Auc. I, time and will always add II. lilt. •gainst Ruhel Phillips, a Re­ nest Morris o f Osteen jt hoy; Mary; Lillian Clelaml, De­ was ordered to assemble at coK-tst sparkle to any circumstance. publican who is waging an Mr. and Mra. Roliert II. Marra llary; James Wagner, Long the insistence ot Labor Sec­ Like petrls, it should be wurn W TH*: t lN C I’ I T r o l 'M T o r active campaign. of Lake Mary, a boy; Mr. and wood; Deborah Trepanier, De- retary W. Willard Wlrtr. T H K NISTH J I U I C M L TIN often to maintain ite special Mrs. James K. Hell of Sanford, liary; Catherine Harrison, c t ' r r o r a x u r o w ai:ut Wirtx declined to say wheglow. NOLR r o m * . Ff.OHIOA. a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Wilburn Thomas Doney, Doris Hemp­ tiier ■ new offer from the r n ia ta a r nn. im m KANSAS CITY. Mo. (U P I) Eehola of Sanford, a girl. At A Dowfl-to-Eerih Price! hill, Kloiae Hullman, Dortha carriers would be ready for D. H. MKAU a COMP A NT. Plaintiff. Discharge* — bait December, Edwin L. Rawls, William (iaughf, I'earle submission to the commit­ •VI. Mrs. Bobby W. Thompson McGill, Estelle lUtuey o f San' tee nest week. But he said OKOnOK t.ESTKR OWI1MI, i v rue: i i h c h t i v m a r o k Edl*«n of nearby Lake Lola at at, at al, T ils : V IV r il J U D IC IA L tTM . wane loaned hie oil company and baby, Lake Monroe; A n ­ ford. the group's presence would Dafandanta. C i r r OF AVI) FOR SRMI. credit card to a man he nie Hnwkine, l.aka Monroe; be "an essential element In Ilirths an asu iu a n n e x o r i l -i t VUI.K COUNTY, F L O H IIIt . • DOUtU D U S Sift • 4-Drawer CH UT IT thought was a friend. Since J. C. Standlnnd, Winter 1’iirk; I l l * VHK.lt V VO. I.33TH Mr. and Mrs. Howard liar an agreement if there Is to M O M Tii tn n n u t r r i . o s t n t : T1IF! IIOgTON F IV K CENTO •hen. Edison reported today, Raymond Hustle, O v i e d o be an agreement.” • TWtoq M VIU D MBtftOft • rison o f Hanford, a boy. * 0 1 IIILTO.N Hi .'II tv A HTt and HAVLNUH BANK. II Kllll L f lT AUIIAMH, Union sources said the gen Discharge* Plaintiff. his credit card bill has to­ Edith DeMarcu.v, Lakewood, Down Delivers ■ antral partnara of At •v». taled $1,159. Ohio; Susie MeKelvin. Rose Mrs. Robert II. Marra and eral chairmen of the union, auclatad Fundlnf Com IIEKAI.D I'A U T K II and BICTTT Southward, Audrey Decker, huhy, Luke Mary; Raymond on, the Brotherhood of Locopan/, a limita.I partn* J. CAIlTKK, lit* wlf*. ■hip nrganls*.t and aila IieleinUnts Richard Horton, Arthur lluih, I'ell, Osteen; Stanley Vihlen, tlve Firemen and Engine Inc undar Ilia lawa v n n i N o r hi i t i v Eloi.ee Motets. Marion Krae- Elisabeth Long, Helen Rurbou men (B L U E ), lakes a strong, tha Hint* ot ConnaOlleiit MimruAU*: f o h e m .o s l m s : v o n i s: ii»- ri mi.ic * » i.k liter, Lillie Phillips, Linda NK4HIMYI Ki In an unknow TOi HERALD CARTER «t..| A lb eit Edwards, Jr., Mra. positive role in contract ne WiJfTBCE M II HU r.liV atat* or country nth HETTY J. C ARTER, hi* This contrasts UIV R N Ih.tf, pursuant to th# Wynn, Julia Kurin Reuguii, Klchurd Or,nia and baby, Mrs. gotiations. than th* Slat* ot Florida! wlf*. Final D*rr*« r*nd«r*d on tli* Christine Luster, 11 e r ti u r d and mailing a d d r * „ |>*lnct I t R X I l F M Hi with the rubber-stamp ap Ronald I'uDon and baby, Rita 331b .Uy of July. AD . USS. 3 l.'rt.lwool lload I I H ilin u u , Court In that c*rl.,lii oaua* pand. Mitchell. Michuel t.ewla, M l*. W olfklll, James Hikes, Daniel proval of new contracts by l*aatport, Coitnaotlout. Lexlnston F*rlt. Ins In th« circuit Court III Jllinea Sipea mid baby; Mrs. similar ronunltteev in other Tou ar* haratiy notlflad that Maryland for fUmltinl* CdUnty. Kdwuid Cooper and huhy. Mm. Johnson of .Sanford. a r.impUInt to turxlui- a Tou *r* li*r*l,/ 11.1(1fle.t th.it and unions, informed sources August • carlaln mortgage ancomhtrlnc * Complaint tu (or*olu>* * Florida. In Chancary Docket saiJ. th* following daaorlhad real certain m>rte*S* en.umlierlna No. 13.130. wht rlu FLOItlDA Kenneth O. Leonuril and huhy Admissions pr.party. te .wlti COM FA NT. INC.. a uf Sanford. Hi* following deecrlbed real tdlAN J. E. Wolfe, chief negotia­ Nancy Norwood, DeLeon Florida corporation. It plain­ t*>t 13. Block tl. W E A T H • property, lo-w ll: tor for the railroads, sakl AU G U ST .7 RitaPtKLD k i i i s t s u m . tail IS. Illnck -K". COEN. tiff. and CIIAItt.lK H T i l t . Springs; laila Eatnbro, Kern TIUM. according to tha Tit V C L ill i 31A Null. UNIT N K It. and BETTY TtMlNKIt. there was no new proposal Admlvvlon* .... , . „ . i I’ srk; Barbara Hugo. Longr ia l tharaof a* recorded In NO. I, eccordlng to III* Ill* wlf*, ar* d*f*ndanl«. flit Ray Hint, Winter Park; Hurk; WOOt|; Katherine Spsrka, on which the committee could Plat Hook t:, i-iata s« plot t h i n u l *■ rti'tirdol und*r*lKn«d * • Clark of said SHELL: IshellaneI Four Candidates Seek Job Held By Gov. Barnett B O T T LED GAS Work Planned On Bus Stop Hospital Notes Wirtz Calls Rail Firemen's Board Coll FA 2-5733 Sanford G as Co. M A TH ER ’S Bedroom Spectacular! Card Game $ Legal Notice 95 4 PIECES Legal Notice und I*. I'ubltc Htcorda of Hamlnola County, Florida, h i * btan fllad egaln.t you In tha abova-atylad anil, anl >i.o ar* r*.|Ulrad In atrv* a copy of your Anawtr or uthar plra.llng to III* Complaint on P l a i n t i ff * attornay*. ANOBR* i-1 v i n viv 1»I-;S A van dan lli.ltn. . . . East Cautral Avanu*. Orlando. Florida, and til* th* original A n a*** nr otliar t’laadlng In Ilia o.'flea of th* Clark ot to* Circuit Court or bafor* th* Hat day of Augual, 1J43. If ynu fall to do to. a d*cr*a pro t'uutaaao will b* takan aealnat ) o u for th* rail*! d i.iu .dad In th* Complaint. Tilt- Notlu* a .all b* publlall* a.I on. w a w-ek fur four eon* a*cutl>* waak* In Tha Hanford 11*. aid. DATED thl a lltlt da/ of July, 1X3. (S B AL) Arthur If. Ba, kwllh Jr., d a r k of tu* circuit Court tty: Martha T. Vlhlan Daputy Clark Andarauu, Ruali. D»an Laiwudaa 4 van dan Uarg Atturua>a and Counaallura at Law 333 Halt Cautral Uual«iard Foat Ufflca 0<>g 3111 Orlando, Florida Talapliona 541-4*31 publlan July la, .■> a A .a t. 'I. 1X3. c ife - s t In I'Ut lloolc 11, Can* 13, Public Record* o f Heml nol* County, Florida, ha* b««n filed ugelnet you In III* eliov*-*tyle<l aull, and you ar* r«<|ulr*d to **rv* * copy of yuur An *w*r or ulli«r I'Dsdlng I* Hi* Complaint on ! A M l KIt HUN, IIL'HI til.* a van d*n UEJtU. 3:3 K*»t cautral Av*nu*. UrUndo, Florid*, and til* th* original Answer or oth*r IH**dltig In lit* office of th* Clark of th* Circuit Court on or b-fure lit* 30th day of August. 1X3. If you fall to it*. *o. * decree pro vonfeMo will b* taken .•gainst you for th* r*ll* f dttii*nd*d In lit* Complaint. Thli Nolle* *11*11 h« publish•d one* ■ w**k for four con­ secutive H o l t In lli* Heuford Herald. HATED till* 33 tu day of July. I X i . IHKALl \ribur II. Ueoltailh. Jr., Clerk o f c I k -u I i Court liyi Marin* T. Vlht-ii D«ruty Clerk Anderson. Huth, Bten. Lowndes A van d*n ig Altvrn«y and Cuuuetllor* ■*. Law 333 Rail Central OouUiard Fast tiffin* Bo* i : i t tirUndo. Florida iT»l«.>iion* 341-tl.t i I'oblDh Aug. I. I. U, 33. 1X3 IcUK-tSS Court, will *t Mil),i o'clock A.31., nn Friday, August 1* t>43. nff*r for tal* and •«!! to th* hlgh*i>t and ti*«t bid­ der for cull, at th* front i w « * t i door o f lit* H*mlno|« County Court llooa* lit Han­ ford. Florida, th* fnllowlng d**crlb*d p*r»onal pn^iarly, Living Roan, 3 oocaalonal chairs; t 3 pc. sull*; l Hllvsnun* radio: 1 Hylvauls 31“ laid* TV Dining Hu, in; 1 serving laid# A 4 chairs KH.hsn: l UK Blsctrld Iron; t (IE rsfrlgsralor: 1 Admiral gut stov*. I kitchen cbbloat lit,| Rooms' 3 doubt* b*ds IHM A III; 3 c iit. it ot drawart; 3 drt.ttr*. Ha,d t*1* It to b* tua I* lo tailtfy lli* l«r m t of tald Final D*crs*. IHKALl Arthur II Uackwilh Jr Clark of the circuit Court In and for Hcntln<>l« County. Florida lly: O T. Ray, Jr. D. C Dtputy Clark O*o. A. Hp*«r. Jr. 113 Alaaiiull* A.*nu* l.ulu n l, Fluid, , I'ubllth Au<. t. M vi CDX.-D) Augustus Glfflng, Longwood; Assy Wellborn, Lnterprise; Galen Yrayo, Auburn, Maine; Robert C. Carter. Muiguret Uu ||anj jjUJ|e ,.atri Me LeiCooney. Patricia act. jrown Service Selirjdu__ Devin, llessie Mae Haiglcr, Raymond Fryer, Ben Jacobs Thompson, Alan Washington, George Byrd, Huth Goembel, Robert Triplett of Sanford. Lena Norris, Thomas HanIlirlh* Leslie. ArMr. ami Mrs. Woodson Uiur Mitchell of Hantord. Funeral services for Mr. Adam* of Longwood, a boy. Birth* Divchargr* Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jnd I.ylo Merton Brown. 46. who I died earl ’ Wednesday mornDrum Wood*. Titu .vlllr; ■kln> Sanford . a girl I'ulricia Muys, O r l a n d o • | Mr. and Mr*. George Dc I ing in a Tampa hospital foli lowing a *udd*n illness, will be George Hnjder. Deliuiy; Ells sin of Sanfurd. a girl uLeth Miller, lh'**le FlansMr. and Mr*. Homer Fain held ut 2 p. m. Friday at Bri*- j von F uueral Home. Bui tut will burgh, Jaci|Uvliiie B r o o k s , bor of Fern I’ urk, a girl Pauline Moore, Dotls DaliMr*. Jo-epli L. Trepanier . be in the Osteen Cemrtery. Horn in Brunsw-iik. Ga., iwrli, Geneva Bronson, Rose of Dellary, a girl Mary Kolundo, Richard l.ce Mr. and Mrs. Juuic* Hugo ^ept- 28, 1910, Mr. Brown was lha son of Mrs. Bertha Brown \\ iiliam*. Douglas A. Hill, I of 1-onjwoud, a boy of Ostren. He had made his Mabie Ueekhum, Harriett Flu- j Discharges n»y. Hetty Via. Kinily lliuce, Alan \t*»hmgtun. Auuurn. home in Tampa for the past Mr*. George I. Fre> se and j Me.; \ancy Morris, Osteen; three years. Other survivors are hi* wife, buby of Hanford. , Lm* Kiaurd. Lake Monroe; AUGUST t Galen Yeayo, Charles bcott, Mrs. Ilivx Brown, a step­ Vdiui**ioiu ! Collate Major*, Ruby (Jusr- daughter, Miss Linda kmght Joanna Das*, Lake Monroe; rle, Mr*. Wilburn D. Echols. and two stepsons, William und Mary Reutebuch, Lake Mury; and baby. Claire Durak. Ma- James Knight, all o f Tampu. U. i— rtU l'un cial liou'«i la in Kul.uyti CoS, L na Loskl.y . ill c I t ... .A • I. Huiphj liao) oX HauXwtd. i .b a r g e o f ariangeiuents. |Boy ul tout #. J. j This» is nn e\teuliim.il Value for • Hedroom Sidle ^our ( hoiee o f hlniNhew: • AMERICAN W ALNUT • SEA aMIST CHECK THERE F E ATU R E S: * Dotrlailtd Drawer- • Center-juiilrd Drawer* For F.a.icr Operation • Beveled Mirror Thai nil* • • Beautiful Fini-hr- • Sparkling lira— Drawer Pull- KASi TERMS OPEN FBI I ILL N1TK MATHER of Sanford S a n fu rd ’ it O n ly A ir C onditioned F u rn itu re S to r e ■JOT-liB K. I wl S T . F \ 'j.(i«)g.T �, 'a* —— IW | J \ T ' ~ •■•— t s r 6 p r * ,,:’ S ” ■ ''' ft * ri>^r *k- v. j Jlf# fin fa rl Wrm Aug. 8. 1963 — Mil!; Fair Trade Ruling Delayed il Pia w Bud Moughlon •Leads Donors To Blood Bank Elton J. (Bail) O R LAN D O (U P I) — The Milk Commission postponed final action Tuesday on a proposed fair trade practices or­ der to prevent distributors fiom selling milk products be­ low cost. Action on the order, which would put the commission in a position to set minimum costs for milk products, was delayed until the commission’s next meeting here, tentatively set for Sept. 10. The proposed order would require milk product-re to file with the commission the cost of producing their different products. Moughton Jr. donated his 27th pint of blood to the Seminole County Blood Bank during the month of July to lead a list o f 75 q donor*. This figure is up somewhat from a low figure in June, but is still low, Mrs. Louise Bauman, secretary, said. During June, John Bezwitthen gave his 17th pint and passed the Two Cation Donor mark. He was erroneously listed last month as having ^ given 14 pints. Nine ladies helped boost the July donations with Sir*. Leo Fillmon giving her 21st pint. Mrs. Ophelia Bennett gave her 11th pint; Mrs. Jean Con­ verse her fourth and three Inlie*. Mrs. Dorothy Smorowski, Mrs. Amy Henson and Mrs. Gcr.ie Haynes all gave their 9 third donation. Coming hack to donate for the second time were Miss Dolly Hatch and Mrs. Helen Sims. Claude Hawkins ia ap­ proaching the Three Gallon mark with his 22nd donation made in the month o f July and W aller Cook is at 20 fp in ts . David Green, A rt Harris and Buddy Howard gave their 10th pints. Two Gallon Donors for July were Don Bales. J. E. Aiderman, Richard Chillette, Alfred Laney, Henry Muse, John S. Lew and John Fortier. Sira. Helen Barbour was the only lady to reach the Two ® Gnllon mark. Harry Wilson made his 15th donation with Russ Spencer, Charles t.ucth and RobertWade making their 14th. James Hollehan, Jr. is at 11 pints now with John Buhl and W yatt Folds at 10. Ninth pint donors were Robert F. Graham, Hubert f Smith, Alvin P. Hiltel, Jr., O. K. Robinson. Malcolm Lodge and Robert Hartwig, One Gallon Donors for July were Carem Gager, Robert Unity, Richard Rome and llritt Yates. Charles Sassman and Bon­ ner Carter gave their seventh and John Erickson. Ehvyn Humphreys and Thomas WU™ son, Jr., their sixth. Fifth pint donors were Hur­ ley Wilhelm and Frank I’ izxo. Four pint donations were made by Alvin Thompion, Eu­ gene Dimmock, 111, Dale Owens, Jack Greene and Ran­ dall Reynolds gavs his third. Men who gave their second pint were Parker Shelton, I Lloyd Wutrous, James Wright, Charles Robinson, John Rob­ inson and Leroy Crawford. Coming in for tho first time to the Seminole County Blood Bank were Herbert Knight, Roy Karriker, Lewis Carter, William Daniels, Horace Dur •nee, David Coardcs, Adrian Cridley, Jr.. Ne<i Julian, Jr, C. B. Johnson, Lawrence ® llrown, Anton Krecek, Henry Oglesby, Freddie Oglesby, Frank Malott and John Bru­ baker. Av.iilnlde to you without a doctor's prescription, our drug I called O D IU N EX. You must I tn.*> uelv fat in 7 days or I vour money hark. No strenu- j mis exercise, laxatives, mas- | sage or taking o f •c-callei| re. during candies, crackers or MRS. R A Y W . H ER RO N , o f 2110 Palmetto, accepts this new electro-charcookies, or chewing gum. OD- | coni rotisserie front Charlie Gazil a fter having guessed the correct numIt IN EX is n tiny tablet and l*er o f inches o f ribbon wrapped around a post at the T h riftw a y Food easily swallowed. When you take O D IU N EX, you still en­ Store, 2167 Park Avenue. (H erald Photo) joy your meals, still eat the foods you like, but you simply don’t have the urge for extra j portion* because ODIUNEX depresses your appetite nnd i decreases your desire for j PITTSBURGH (N E A ) food. Your weight must come j Boh Friend of the Pirates I down, because ns your own doctor will tell you. when you j would rather pitch in the va­ eat less, you weigh less. Get | grant winds of Candlestick rid of excess fa t and live Park in San Francisco than longer. O D H IN E X costs $:l.00 and is sold on this G U A R A N ­ Sanford’s Heavy Attack fourth; Lt. Jack Dunn, fifth ; any oilier ball yard. “ If a pitcher has average TEE: I f not satisfied for nny Squadron 9 anil a pilot and Cdr. George W. Kimmons, reason just return the pack­ stuff, in that park it's great age to your druggist nnd get bombardier - navigator from former squadron skipper, stuff." points out the Pitts­ your full money buck. No V A H - ll’s Detachment 8 gath­ sixth: I.t. Cdr. Robert Ilurrop, burgh right - hander. “ If a questions asked. ODIUNEX is ered top honors in the Heavy seventh: I.t. Cdr. Ken Kugler, pitcher has great stuff, in •old with this guarantee by: McRcynnhU Drug Store • San­ Attack Wing 1 fiscnl 19'i.1 eighth; I.t. Cdr. Donald Mun- that park it's 15o per rent ford - Mail orders filled. day, ninth; Lt. Dick Cooke, belter." bombing results released for adv. 10th: Lt. Cdr. T. Barkley publication today. In winning the coveted Wood, 11th. and Lt. Mike I’ uotraining championship, VAH-'J polo, 12th. Bombardier standings were similarly dominated by VAH 9, except for first and third places: Lt. Tom Markley o f V A H 9 placed second and Lt. Cdr. Ernie D. Carson of V A H -ll, Detachment 8. third. The next nine places, all won by VAH 9. went to: Lt. <jg> Pat K»ur. A t) I George Beers, I.t. (Mr. i m Charlie Jasper. I.t. John Mr-1 t/f Ciackeii Jr., A T I Art Critser, Lt. John Muynlhan. A T I Ernie j Odel, I.t. Dick Wing and Lt. ( j g l Andy lb no. Final standings are derive! fi <>iis results o f competitive exercises such as monthly bomber streams, total number o f bombing runs and overall bombing accuracy. C. I). A R R IN G T O N The fiscal lOiL'l results flew more practice bombing |showed nil of Heavy Attack runs than any other Wing W ing 1 made twice as many squadron in history. Die bombing runs as fiscal UM'2, squadron is currently in the leading to substantial in­ midst of a deployment aboard creases in bombing accuracy. the USS Saratoga with the 'ITii-s was accomplished with U. S. Sixth Fleet in the Med­ no incrcu.se in cost or flight iterranean, hen rs. Winning “ Pilot o f tho Year” laurels was Cdr. Robert lieLorcnzi, who was offi cr-incharge o f V A H - ll, Detach­ ment 8, until being relieved in Juno by Cdr. Frederick H ERE’ S W H A T WE 0 0 1 Carment. A ny 1. C o r r e c t c a s t o r A Detachment 8 bombitidier A m erican 2 . C o r r e c t cam bor navigator, First ( la s Jet Me C ar 3 . C o r r e c t t o a - in — ehanic Clark D. Arrington, th o m a in causa o f won “ Champion Bombardier” a b n o r m a l tir o wuar honors. Bombing Campions At NAS Announced Legal Notice I m t h * Cawr l o f I k r C o i m l f J ii ilisr. t r m lm il r f o u n t ; . F l o r M m. I n P r o b a t e , In ret l * ( * U n f In I k * Cou rt o f t h r t 0111111 •linlitr, i r m l n i i l r C u u n t ) , I lorM m, In I 'r ol in le . In r s i F.afnf# mt OHf F-SRMKFl T^pCoPEN K ll a Mon. thru Thurs., 9-6 p FrL, 9-9 p. m., Sat., 9-5 p. Give your whole family a good night’s sleep £ tonight m . Sell M an y More At These Low Prices! GE REFRIGERATOR 108 LB. C A P A C IT Y FREEZER ZERO DEGREE 13.2 CU. FT. AU TO M A TIC DEFROST Handy Door Storage And Refrigerator Vegetable In Freezer Drawer* Corner Hinges Spare A t Side Save Wattled W Ub W o rk in f Trade CYCLE WASHER SA FETY S E R V IC E G IA N T 12 18. C A P A C IT Y 8 W ater L evel* .3 Tem perature* F IL T K R -F L O . ( lean* Re-Clean* W nler Model W A UJ0 G E M E N A L ® EL ECT RIC Personal Portable Payday Terms „ _ 4 . In s p e c t S t e e r in g Model M 110 T elevision W EIGHS O N L Y 12 LBS. 8 OZ. applie d o n s o u m o tire o o d ie s on oh your own tires WHITEWALLS-ANY SIZE Overnll «ize fil* between lKMik*helve*. Take* le** xpnee than your phone Front Mounted Control* Cha**i* A circuit lx>ard have lifetim e guarantee NARROW OR WIOC OESIGM TUBELESS OR 1U0E TYPE with Hhrrman p#r#as#d To I I I C r e d i t o r * and l* rr*«tn* m H o t lo i r ( ’ Inina* or Demand* A 4 « i < i n s l *n ld l l a l a f r i h* r«hjf notified in I r*»<iulr#d to pretent any rUlmt and de« n.inde which you. or either of you, m.iy hive against the eat ATe of FI>»lt!!.NCK K aiUKBKMKR, d t e t t iiA i it# »f e.ild County, to the County i udffe of H^mlnot* County, Florida. «t hit nfflc« In the court h«iUt«* of teld County at Hanford. Florida, within tls calendar month* from th* time of the flrtt publication #J o f thl* not let. Each claim or ^demand "hall be In writing, nnd shall atate tht p U ti of retldence and pout offlc* ad* dre»* of the claimant. and • halt he iw»rn to by the claim* tnt. hie a*tntv or attorney, and any such claim or d**« ni nd not to (lied shall he fold. /■/ William It. (lrle te m e r Ae e&ecutor o f th* l~**l W i l l and Testament of vUHtKXCK K. UiUtlSK* MKIt. deceatad t P ib ll'h *Ii. CD I& -U J July Se & Au<- 1, I. T « . i l l C r e d i t o r * nnd i ##r*on* II n i Inr Clnlntw or Drum ml* ic n ln «t «a M C «fn tr: TTT" e*.»i it u l > ••’• j Plus l.ii and 4 trade-in liras » •* Our N t u I t . u./j . tdrnU fitd b y S ln la llio n a n j .Aup murk a rt -r d i m s lifts wh h y»»u. or #ith«T «»f jrou h* Vt AR*ln«t the* #••*, # • ' K1I.1 Slterm in. *!rce»a*•••!. !a I# court at hotiM «f Hanford. ».tid 1 I Fits any home. Goes in fa s t low cost. Call us for free es­ timate. <*«»u ity Florid.i. * ■h m • pn»'• '» •I f c a l* n d ir month* fr t! m r of th# first of thi* paiip*, each claim or t vro il« m in i ha In wrltlnir. «• i Ih f pla<** o f rcald^fi • ■*1* post offU # i 1 <I »I ni i t , to by th* claimant, hi* or attorney and aut -.rn;' • by a (Hind f*« of on* ’ : 1. and *urh claim or d**n»»n l M filed aha it b« fo ld . Loulf Wynn Aa admlntatralor o? th* F a ta l* of Klla Hherman, D*caa**d ruhllah Au*. I. IS. C D L - II 2! I You don’t tuva to wait till Christmas to ptsy Santa Claus! A Coleman compact Polar Pf inco will keep every room in your home blissfully cool and com­ fortable. This is central system cooling— not old fashioned win­ dow unit cooling. o f « » I I Ceiunty, ti» the »* i y J ui I m* of •* >un’ >, Florida, at hi* nff!«'o In ?!»•• 2> rsrsrs ZU Mt Hit M i Mi b i f i b y notlflett *•» pn claim* G U A R A N T E E D I. A t . i . a t < u r „ u I . .o i k m .n . h a . " 4 n » W t i * l « .! ir1n , ||f. of l , « E 1 • A . , i r . I » . . I M | ro*.| K i u r U I f i r v p l rat . ir . b l— |.a,ctu(aa| ..(u a ia - I j| B-t U c .m r n u ,.rural. I ua U a .J u ra r . :i J luaA^J ua lu t d ittam e r r a n t .1 tim * u( ».IJ ,.tm .n L •<» TTanf.Uif q u f M t r c . r ua. tar IJ ’.T~ V 'r? TT (nr ffw -m t - -tt- Tr -nviTT-T.~r -n- -na~rr- imovjyt ua FO R T i n x a wnere your aouor Duy» MUCi m or« WALL PLU M B IN G , H E A T IN G A IK CO N D ITIO N IN G 1007 S. Sanford A **. F A 2-b5t>2 m . Closed Wed. Afternoon Windy Stuff D o cs Your C a r YJander O r W eave — P u ll To Left O r R ig h t? Then You N eed A Legal Notice K. 25th & PARK FAT O V ER W EIG H T Permanent trophies will bo presontod to tho winners later in tho year by W ing Comman­ der ('apt. James (). Mayo. Another Detachment 8 pilot, Lt. Nick Nichols, was a close second in individual standing. TURN AROUND HANOVER. N. II. (N E A ) The remainder o f the laurels — Scott Creclman pitches belonged to VAII-9, which won baseballs to Dick Horton at the next 10 positions. Cdr. James L. Shipman, 1Dartmouth. In the fall, llor C ton throws footballs to Creel, commanding officer o f VA11 9, placed third; I.t. Ivan Lewis, man. Kl>HlK.\VK FAIR SHOPPING CENTER 111 E. First Street Sanford FA 2-0211 ★ OUAUTV i* unmMcs.ai ★ •«» FRICiS Ila > .,8 LO W 1 DOWN EASY MONTHLY CREDIT TER.MS j' • �( -I A - “ ■ —i fSwv’JJa\-rf .VKV Bigger Hammers Peter Edson AN D W H O ELSE Political But “ better” mutt join “ t>lf*er" in the equation If the problem la to be eolved, and that’* where down to earth “ imagineering” goes to work. The welding o f imagination to engi­ neering produces know-how fo r fab­ rication o f the tools with which to build the things o f tomorrow, ns man drives toward the stars. A s put by one official in the apacomissile Industry: “ You don’t just build a bigger eamel; you de­ termine whether it needs a hump, how many, and where.” Q - S b w do yon g et • b ifie r epnee Y t k k k into orbit? . A — By building a bigger booeter. Which poeee the aecood queetion, •o eeoaom ieal^ph raced by the old 'Indian chief: “ How?” It'a the “ bow” that la bugging the V . 8. metal*working industry. Aa re­ ported In Steel magaxine, the aeroapace people coop muat face the prob> k m o f not having large enough equipment to build boosters fo r to* mor row's’ apace vehicles. WASHINGTON— (NEA) — Charles B. 8human, American Farm Bureau president, ain’t mad at anybody any more— not even Secretary of Agricul­ ture Orville L. Frveman. Since the biggest farm or­ ganisation ins generally cred­ ited—or blamed—for defeat of the Kennedy administration wheat program In the May 21 referendum, it has been as­ sumed that Shuman is still tgin' ths guv’msnt because It has don* nothing to get some substitute wheat legislation through Congress. In Washington to testify be­ fore a House Agriculture sub­ committee on the AFB pro­ posals for an Interim wheat, feed grain and cotton bill, Shuman was completely relax­ ed. Helen Fuller Soys Relative Risks >’N l I II i case for the defense in the matter of W ASH INGTON — The tone o f a test ban. President Kennedy re­ P r e s i d e n t K e n n e d y 's press turned to the argument that thus far conference with regard to a nuclear has carried the most weight with the test ban was in sharp contrast to his Ranator* who will have the respon­ address to the nation on the same sibility o f casting the deciding votes for or against the limited test-ben subject a week before. treuty. “ Polluting the atmosphere by In his radio-TV speech Mr. Ken­ further tests will not materially ad­ nedy was alerting the country to the vance our security,“ the President meaning the treaty baa for every asserts. fam ily and asking fo r publle support It will remain fo r the military fo r its ratification by Congress. A t community to confirm or deny the his latest press conference the Pres­ President’s assessment o f the rela­ ident was preparing for the show­ tive risks in putting an end to or down that is coming in the 8enate, which must approve all trestles be­ continuing to test nuclear weapons where the tests can be detected. Last fore they can become law. week a substantial part o f the scien­ Mr. Kcnnedy’c press conference tific community concerned with mimood, therefore, was one of sweet clear defense took ite stand with the reasonableness. He was out to put President for the teat-ben treaty. fears to rest. He began confidently, Leaks from the Joint Chiefs o f 8 ta ff as a persuasive advocate should. indicate substantial approval for the When the judgments are finally treaty from the top rank o f the mili­ made, the President said with con­ tary. Contrary voices can be e x i s t ­ viction, Congress in his opinion will ed from officers who believe whole­ ra tify the teat-ban treaty. Mean­ heartedly in the viewpoint which while, he, for one, finds no fault with nuclear expert Dr. Edward Teller will those who choose to remain uncom­ express when Senate hearings begin mitted on how they will vote until in opposition to any agreement thiit all the arguments pro and con hnve limits development o f an “ ultimute*' been heard. weapon o f nuclear destruction. But to help the Doubting Thomas­ A ir Force General Curtis !*M n y es make up their minds, Mr. Kenne­ may voice serious reservations. But dy carefully explained that there is insiders speculate that at least four no truth to the claim that the treaty of the five memliers o f the Joint opens the way to recognition o f Com­ Chiefs o f S ta ff will testify for the munist East Germany. A special treaty as signedclause dosed the possibility o f East Most doubts and hesitations o f German adherence to the agreement, the professional soldiers hnve been the President firmly stated. Two answered in advance. President Ken­ hours before Undersecretary of State nedy spent an hour privately with Averell Hirriman had elaborated on esch chief, probing the problems a th e same point before the National test suspension would create for each Press Gub. of their services. Then he invited the T o tboas whoso major worry Is chicfii to explore the treaty propos­ that by ending nuclear tests in the als jointly and with experts from air, underwater and in space we are the Atomic Energy Commission and jeopardising our military superiority, the Central Intelligence Agency. the President had further assurances The result re|>ortedly is the con­ to give. The United States intends to clusion o f the great majority o f the continue nuclear testing under­ Chiefs o f S taff that the treaty us ground. as permitted by the treaty, proiHJsed contains sufficient qualifi­ he confirmed. Nor are we sacrificing cation* to make it a good calculated any promising potential for defense risk for the U. S. I f this is whut the against Sovlst missiles by ceasing JCS tells Congress, it will cut a great our tests in the atmosphere, Kenne­ dy asserted. The problem o f develop­ deal o f ice. ing an anti-missile missile for de­ Former President Eisenhower and both o f the Republican Senators who fense Is lieyond us ut present, accord­ will witnuss the signing o f the treaty ing to the President— and also be­ in Moscow tomorrow as representa­ yond the Sovieta In ths judgment of our experts, he said— and may al­ tives o f our government are reserv­ ing judgment until all these parties ways be. In conclusion of his preliminary have l>oen heard from. OUR BOARDING HOUSE DON’T BL AMU US)1 T R E Y SP O T T-1T 0 you LIGHT NCI6HT6 OUCXMSTkO THAT 1 6 U A CONTRACT PROfA 3AKt- ON TH U MTSTCRV BOX! NCM pfM OUT * 2 5 AN D ME| I A S T O IS T E O ON ME KIN O } ! • sMJss’f Vawa ea**«* Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic Wi r e PAp» « THYiN' TO //- D IC T IO N A R Y / Quotes wliut'e happening — well, 1 get hell from them all the wsy. — Teamster* president Jimmy llo ffa , cn newspaper “ haramm.nt.” Kvery American i» entitled to he judged on hi* own, on the hn»i* o f his ability . . . We lost the best o f Satchel Paige to ghetto baseball we need every Willie May* we can find. —(leurge Meany, API.-CIO — p r m ida a t ------------------------- Page 4 Sanford, Fioridu I IT PELT M *n *g lk ( Ldllor J l 'U l W E L L A I'vuBtr E4lli>r L E I E LI A r iE R K M « * c i « t r aeito r D OROTM T A I U T IX t M l a n E dlt. r s iiic a im o i ■m n u ll W ELL* !i*uh*ait«l MupL a a e iE t- in u s n ih m M «n *a «r WORRIED A LL SIZES about your invMtmftfit? Troy E. Overstreet, M.D. •iiiRt.Kv j. e a m ClastllltU Manager raxv* announces v u lt u liv b Circuit!)** H i a i i i r rate* the opening of his office M iv tir Bawree a* ••con* elate w iitir Octottr If. t i l l at Ik* Pool OTflo* *r !• nitre, glories, aneor Ik* Act of Coa*r*M * f Marta. T k * H*r*le It a mtmbtr at Ike Uaute I’rett aklok u talH IM oiclutlvtl) to tka uta to r itoubllratloa of *11 mo local ■ • * • PftaiAA Is U ie a *w s**»tr. / Two factors made the king­ makers' attack on Taft the deadly maneuver U was. First there was the fear among Re­ publican moneybags every­ where that Taft could not win. that he had no voter ap­ peal; that he was not an effective campaigner. This fear was in error but it was smartly nourished by the northeastern Republicans who finally did Taft In. They also had going for them an Ideal candidate of their own. a hero-general aa corny as Kansas. It was these latter factors that finished o ff T aft'* political career. The kingmakers urgently need another such hero. The elrmenta o f the Republican party who master - minded T a ft'* rejection in 1932 are maneuvering now to cut down Goldwater. The guilt-by-association play seeks to tag Goldwater as a a member, advocate o f or sympathlicr with the John Birch Society. That is sup­ posed to be enough to lick him if the accusation can be made to stick. of the Republican party has been in the northeast. Some of the Goldwater enthusiasm in live Midwest and mountain states unquestionably is an cxcitment over the possibiity of shifting the party's center of gravity westward. N. Dixie i« « I bit* IMMU t s t . , . . . MS WllV-ab |f| H M t W ill I . Hi lieves the new wheat bill fn. . trodneed by Sen. Georg* Mc-“ Govern, D-8. D., and the cot­ ton bill Introduced by House Agriculture Committee chairman Harold D. Cooley, D-N. C., may stand In the road u( the AFB program. The Farm Bureau Is opposed to these measures. Shuman beHave* that if they are defeated ami if new farm legislation Q is not enacted this year, pmduction will begin to eume down voluntarily next year. Contrary opinion is that it no new controls are imposed this year, production will zoom and prices will skid. Estimates on next year's farm Income loss through defeat of wheat control* in the May ref. erendum run as high as |700 R million. Total coat of the AFB plan f*ae *»etimnt*»f1 ut Kit. up and farm Income won’t be lion, including a soil bank scheme to take 100 million far different from this year. The Farm Bureau head be­ acres out o f production. Letters To The Editor mentioned fncts, It is Incoticeiveable aa to how a state­ ment, »ueh as was mentioned Dear Editor: in your column, could have Knowing you to be a person been made. of fair -play, may I be grantWe, o f the American Legion, _ ed, a* commander o f Sunford. wuuld greatly appreciate the • American I-eglun Post, the people o f Sanford being madis privilege o f a rebuttal regard- j familiar with Juat what tha The Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida ing a atatement made in your L* « io" h» » do" e' “ we f" > , , somehow, we have been uncolumn, in J(lit|y frlt|c,led. " Round-the-Clock the July 22 issue. The^ atatement in your col­ umn read aa follows and 1 quote “ And the American Le­ gion team even without much support from the iponsoring organisation" unquote. I wonder if your paper or tha citlsens of 8anford nr* fully aware of just what ths American Legion has done to keep this baseball club In op­ eration ? The members of this team, en masse, attended one of our regular meetings and request­ ed support. This support, tin­ der the sanction o f the Legion members, was readily forth­ coming, and may I say, at quit* a little expense. N ot only was their request of support granted, but the coat o f lighting the ball park, also tho um­ pires' expenses, wns taken ear* o f by Legion members, so-called "passing the hat," selling peanuts and soft drinks. I t wa* alio necessary to pay a fee to the Sunford director of recreation for opening the gates of the ball park, a double fee, if it were a doubleheuder, a chore any Legion member gladly would have dune. Saturday, July 20, a great number o f Legionnaire* spent all day conducting a “ fish Thanking yuu for your kind Indulgence in this matter, also in your “ fa ir play" atti­ tude, concerning Individual* and organisations. Very truly youra, Frank K. Holmes, Commander Campbell-Losalng Post No, 53 American Legion, Sanford, Fla. (Ed Note: “ Around tha Clock" wa* informed — or misinformed—that the Le­ gion baseball team member* were required to furnish their owm uniform*, or ob. tain them through a epon •or, and to furnish their own transportation fo r out-oftown game*.) COMPLETE INVESTM ENT SERVICE Listed end enlisted Heearitlee Mutaal Feeds A L L E N ft CO. 311 K. LE M O N ST. I LAKELAND. FLA. I Member: Midwest Rterk Ex»k Chlcaga Board *f Trad* Orlaada Sale* Representative MRS. S TA N COMSTOCK Ph. GA l - M I I do you know... . . . all the benefits of Air Conditioning, in ') addition to keeping you cool in the summer • . . . that doctors recommend Air Condition- ty ing fur allergy victim* and people with heart • ailment*................................................. . . . that Air Conditioning can practically pay n for itself through better health, leu humidity, . lower cleaning bill*, lew work .................. 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New York State has a big dairy industry and Rocksfalltr has big ranches in Vsnesuela. Shuman belisvss the “chaos will not result if new farm legislation Is not passed by Congress this year." Hs belisvss ths average price of wheat next year won't be much lower if no new wheat hill Is passed. Prices on fssd quality wheat will be down, he admits, but some of Goldwater'* answer to that is that he does not regard the far Tighter* at dangerous to the American way as are lite far leftera. Ansi he makes the further point that the far Tighter* are not in federal o f­ fice whereas the Kennedy adininatratlon i* salted with re­ presentatives o f the well left of center Americana for Democratic Action. Since the nomination of Wendell L. Wlllkle In taw t o ' fr>’ to ht|P 'M r "y th« “ ,,ov« run against FDR's third term mentioned vx|>cn*es. In view o f all the above candidacy, the command post Thurs., August 8, 1063 Be Mall aeailaale Csaal/ III nik*e It* Week IS.** I Vear |1M« I t * * r I.N S Slaalha t.tt * Marik* L I* I Monika LH I Moatk* I.** i Meet* I *s t Maalk U. E Past*! ftegwlatlee* provll* that *u suit aukseripitcn* ha paid In M v i i m . m position by the northeastern Republican kingmaker*. Crepe Myrtle In Bloom W A L T E R A. e iE I-O W , E D IT O R AMD N I I I I H E I » ’ N i:il ular criticism o f Frtaman for taking hla trip to Rusala al­ though some critics have ac­ cused him o f running away to block new farm Irgiaiatlon. "A fte r all,’ ’observed Shumttn, “ Secretary Bcnxsn — (President Kiscnhower'e Sec­ retary of Agriculture Ezra Taft lienaon)— took hi* fam ­ ily and friend* on a tour o f Russia just before he left o f­ fice. So why shouldn't Secre­ tary Freeman g o ? " Shuman gives F r e e m a n credit fo r being very astute and a good administrator and h* lakes no stock in reports Freeman will resign or bs fired. “ I'm mors interested in tee­ ing the Department o f A g ri­ culture change directions than c h a n g e secretaries,” say* .Shuman. Hut he secs no change* coming in Freeman or Kennedy administration farm policies. .Shuman gets around the country a good bit »u he was asked bow furtuer* generally feel about Freeman. “ About the tame at they felt about Mr. Henson," Shu­ man replied . A * for Republican presi­ Goldwater Following Big The Republican party and the nation are in extrvm* danger through aubvtralon from nirrher* and other* o f th e radical right lunatic fringe. — Gov. NtUon A . Rockefeller of New York. GHp fcaufurti IjmtUi keep a wife's undying devo­ tion by the medical strategy outlined in the booklet below. So send (or “ Sox Problems in M arriage," enclosing a long stamped, return envelope plus 20c. Although wive* are com­ paratively frigid a* measured by the usual mate standard, they are not entirely so! Unless a husband practices the proper medical technique, a Sword of Damocles will al­ ways hang over his marriage. . Lyle C . Wilson Soys: — figurin' oor/f TREATM bN T \ i HOWTO HANTS.I- >' FRIGHTSN6 O A K S IW U H E < SHADY CHARACTER*'. I never h ive Any trouble lOOglN* FOR A ] MAYBE- IP YOU f with the working pren, but COO1- f.POT ON/ LAUGH on- T»f #;s, A BROKEN / YOU'LL MANEHIM thus* rewrite men end edi­ LH li» H - T E N 'jlo N / CLIMBIN' TM" WAIL- tors who never get out to see A VCRIMlfSS, CASE Q-41S: Harry T „ I School t**chera. for exam aged 31, wa* the first hui- j pie, are thua the glorified of all the bend o f Nora doicrlbed >ca- toiler parents ' youngsters in their classes. lerday. So you childless married “ Dr. Crane," he began ruefully, “ how could I have or*, folka can do llktwia* vis ths plan auggeated above. vented my divorce! (4| lluibanda, be lure you “ I loved Nora and -he •rented to love me, at lcait learn the proper medical for the first couple o f yean . technique for sexually ad“ So what went wrong! juited couple*. Alai, you don't Inherit the Why did abe xuccumb to Paul’* wooing and thua ask ability to be aatiafactory teaual mate*. me for a divorce?" So you must learn how to If yuu wiah to insure your marriage against divorce, then follow this surefire pres­ cription: ( l ) Have at lea d one out* side data per week with your mate! Even after the babies ar­ rive, hire a baby-sitter and go In a movie or a party If it la • fart that Sen. once per week. Harry Goldwater is the pres­ For this revive* former idential choice of wbat Gov. courtship emotion* and will Nelson A. Rockefeller calls make your kisaea have more the radical right then there "rin g." must be a great many more In psychology, we have an radical rtghters than anyone axiom that lays if you aim- has suspected. ply go through the proper Goldwater'* national fol­ MOTIONS, then you will lowing is no mere fringe, lu­ soon feel the corresponding natic or not. The polls show EMOTIONS. that the Arizona senator has You can't control emotions substantial support in all by an act of your will. Rut parti of the United States. you ran direct your own mo- The latest Gallup poll was an tioni. cye^ipencr. So revive the correct mo­ Goldwater appears to be the tions ami automatically you choice of about 31 per cent will soon Ite overwhelmed of the nation's political in­ with Hie corresponding emo­ dependent!. He appears also tions. to have about double the In­ (II Rccomt active TO­ dependent auppot which had GETHER in the same church. attached Itself to Sen. Robert It Is rare for such a cou­ A. Taft a few weeks before ple to get a divorce) The oddi the I9A3 Rrpublitan National are about -V) to t against Convention. It is a fart, of such a couple's breaking up! course that the northeastern Men, you o(ten play the modern nr liberal Republicans batting averages in sports strangled Taft in 1932. and horse races. So why not Hut the stranglers had go­ use equal wisdom in your ing for them mot* than their marriage*? anti-comervatlve, modern or (3) Give your wife tome liberal point of view. That children or child substitutes. would not have been enough. If your marriage is sterile Taft would have been easily and you can't legally adopt nominated against mere op. children, thrn become fos­ ter parents to a Itoy or Girl Scout Troop, or a group of Camp Fire Girls. Or teach a Sunday School class. You will gain many of the rich rewardi of parent­ hood by thus staking out a claim to the developing per­ sonalities of those youngster*. You can plant Idealism and Grnpeville Nuruery ambition In such child­ 2221 GrapeviHe As*. ren and thus lay claim to a FA 2-08*4 “ Scotia D ealer* portion of all their future stteisnw «a«.------------------------- m s4U Notebook C H R Y S L E R Ilighwuy a i i t e a e Cuaaelberry Telephone Southern Air 838-7171 1 - o le i a t i o n 2313 P A R K D R IV E Open 8 A . M. . 6 P. M. Phone FA 2-8321 �•1 I War Deterrents Stops Enemies, -» Kiwanians Told *T W • Mr. Brubaker Dies After Heart Attack T sT The Strategic A ir Command file submarine are the back­ bone war of the United deterrent, States' believes Lt. Col. David D. Chacey, com­ mander of the 306th Airborne Missile Maintenance Squadron at McCoy AFB. Colonel Chsccy, speaking to the Sanford Kiwanis dub, Wednesday said that enemies of this country may well be wary, knowing that many SAC planes arc in the sky at sll times and Polaris sub­ marines cruise the Means of the world, both ready to strike at a moment'a no< J tice. w "M cC oy Air F orce Base now has one of the two mis­ sile squadrons in the United Mates,'* in acey said, ••the other being at Homestead A ir Force Base.” Colonel Chacey is the commander of the McCoy based squadron. "D a ily practice at hitting cur planned and pm jram m 'vi f targets keep the 250.000 offi­ cers and men and the 2,ooo planes of SAC constantly aiert, with approximately oncclghth of the planes and crews in the air at all times,” the commander said. Refueling systems which can be used In any kind of weather anywhere In t h e world permit SAC planes to < 9 Hy around the world and back and remain aloft 25 hours or more, he said. The huge tanker planes can re­ fuel the SAC B-52 bombers with 120,000 gallons of fuel In 10 minutes, he added. Colonel Chacey praised the Minutcman missile, which is now being perfected saying that it requires only half 9 the operations of the other missiles and has almost no maintenance and refueling problems. “ It can be loaded and fuel ed. made ready to go and then set aside for a year and it w ill still be ready for in­ stant take-off,” he said. The Minuteman missile is still undergoing tests, however, to 9 improve its efficiency. Present command and con trol systems provide sn al­ most foolproof system of d e­ fense, the Colonel said. With a network of world wide communications, under­ ground command post con trol forces, sirborno commun­ ications alternate command, alt eventualities arc fore• seen. He described the KC-135 Airborne Command plane, which remains aloft at all times. In the event that at­ tack should knock out the presidential command post, the underground command post at Omaha and the two back-up command posts (un identified) the airborne com mand would be ready at i moment's notice to take over be said. In the KC-135 command planes are ail the maps, in­ formation, equipment and men necessary to maintain command of the situation Off-duty crews live and sleep in their planes, ansi one plane remains in the air at all times, with relief planes air borne before the incoming plane lands. Colonel Chacey referred frequently to the Red Phone which is the direct coinmun ■cations system (or air alerts and commended the movie " A Gathering o f Eagles” as giving a "p retty good pic lure” of the work and re sponsibilities o f the Strategic A ir Command ami the men who operate it. Good Samaritan Killed By Truck 9 . 4 BU N N E LL ( U P I ) - Ralph Van Dime. 67, of DeLand, was killed Tuesday when he stopped to help a motorist, and a truck smashed into the back of his car near here. His wife, Eleanor, 61, suf fered multiple burns in the wreck and was listed in fair condition. Van Dime burned to death. The truck driver, Henry Junior Deen. 36. of Jackson ville. pulled the woman from the wreck, but the heat kept him from getting to Van Dime. He was charged with failure to have his vehicle under control. New York School Head Slaps Tight Ban On Religious Exercises Mr. David E. Brubaker, 71, of 2001 Palmetto Ave., died Wednesday at Seminole Memorial Hospital after auffering a heart attack. Born in Defiance, Ohio, he moved to Sanford from Mich­ igan in 1918. Survivors are his widow, Mrs. Bessie Brubaker of Sanford; a son. Arthur L. Brubaker and daughters, Airs. Lafcyette Barber ami Mrs. Donald Vernon, all of Tampa; two stepsons, Delphine Jef­ fords of P a I a t k a , and O e o r j e Jeffords o f Ft. Lauderdale, and three step­ daughters, Mrs. J. M. d im ­ ming of Miami, Mrs. Milt Roe of Daytona Ilcach and Mrs. Vera Littlefield of West Palm Reach; nine brothers and sisters, 12 grandchildren sml nine crest ernndehlldren. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at All Souls Catholic Church. Burial will be in the All Souls Cemetery. The Rosarv Service will be held at 8:15 p.m. today at Gramkow Funeral Home. and the Navy's Polaris mil* A H E A V Y A T T A C K Squadron 9 ordnance crew exem plifies the "push” which won their squad­ ron the fiscal 19G3 H eavy Attack W in s 1 bombinjr championship. Guiding the large practice bomb into position, reading clockwise from right foreground, are: Richard Godinho, R obert Hambiett, W illiam Austin, Edward Jones and Richard llu rtlcv. (N a v y Photo) Roy Nichols To Be Feted Mrs. Mildred Babcock and several members of the Sem­ inole Art Association will be hosts Sunday at the DeUary Mansion in DeBary to a re­ ception for Roy Nichols, last of Use group o f artists who have been conducting a sum­ mer art institute and work­ shop there. Joining Mrs. Babcock, a past president o f the Art As­ sociation and a retired pub­ lic school art teacher, will be Mr. and Mrrs. Joe Mathieux, Mrs. George Dodson, Mrs. J. O. Gregory and Mrs. Mary Knox. Art students have come from all over Florida to study at the summer school during the past nine weeks since the school began on June 16. The school has been sponsor­ ed by the Florida Federation of Art, Ine. The reception for Nichols will be held from 2 to 4:30 p m. and the general public and art students arc invited lo attend. CDR. R A . H E A T H (le ft ), commanding officer o f H eavy Attack Squadron 7. in greeted by Cdr. J. S. Christiansen, commander o f C arrier A ir Group G, on completion o f his 1,000th carrierarrested landing by the squadron during the cur­ rent deployment. L t. ( j g ) James E. Hratton, Heath’s bomburdier-nnvigntor, looks on. V A II-7 "Peacem akers,” fly in g the A -6A “ Vigilante,” aboard the nuclear-powered USS Enterprise with the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean Sen, flew more than 2,000 hours the first fiv e months o f the deployment to accomplish the 1,000 land­ ings. (N a v y Photo) Runoff Contest On TFX Studied WASHINGTON (U P I) - eight months ago. despite Sen. Karl E. Mundt, (R-S. military officials that the by some D.), said today that a plan recommendations award go to Boeing. for a runoff competition for the T E X fig h trr plane President • elect I wrote the first draft | Inaugural speech in field. III., before he |for Washington. IW A L B A N Y . N. Y. (U P I) — cise* in public school*” by Dr. James E. Allen Jr„ state providing a Bat o f alternative exercises. education commlaaloner, today He taid it was only the dally directed achool dlstricta to re­ frain from dally religioua ex­ morning devotional exercises ercise*. "even to what ia some­ that the Supreme Court deci­ times referred to as ‘volun­ sions and his own were con­ cerned with. tary* action by pupils.” Alien said he dismissed an The directive reinforced Allen's already stated deter­ mination to abide by the U. S. Supreme Court decision on re­ ligious exercises in public school*. A t the aame time, the com­ missioner urged the state's public schools to give renewed rmphusia on teuching mural and spiritual values. **Our young people need todny as never before,” Allen suid, "to acquire the inner strength that comes from knowledge and understanding o f these values.” The ruling came on an ap­ peal by parents of student* In the Levittown Union Free School District No. I on Long island. The local Board o f Educa­ tion on Sept. 4. U)i>2 adopted u resolution that rnch school day begin with the Pledge of Allegiunee to thu fla g follow­ ed by "loading or recitation o f an appropriate excerpt from the Bible . . . singing of the fourth stanza o f ‘America' or . . . an excerpt fiom the Declaration o f Independence or other historical document significant to our national and spiritual heritage.” Allen said it was apparent Mint the Levittown board ‘‘de­ liberately set out to evade the constitutional p r o h i b i tion agulnst daily religious exer­ appeal against use o f the Pledge o f Allegiance because the Supreme Court had not been called upon to decide its constitutionality. However, he said the New York Court o f Appeal* was presently consid­ ering the words "Under God” in the pledge were unconsti­ tutional. In June. 1962, the Supreme Coourt declurrd unconstitu­ tional a prayer written by the state Board o f Regents. Two months later Commissioner Allen ruled that a stanza of the "Star-Spungled Banner” — TERRY 9 md m 9 ffm fli . A u g. 8, 1968 — Fag* I designated a prayer by a local district— also waa unconstitu­ tional. In a letter accompanying copies o f the Levittown de­ cision to school districts across the state, Allen said the ways and means that public schools can supply moral and spiritual teaching are many and varied. "They are found in the study of history, literature music and art,” he said, "and in all subject* in which the great religions have played a strong part in the shaping o f aspirations and growth.” Don’t buy any portable type­ writer until you have tried a « tletlrle portable. That's right... an ete.tnc portable. It's a Sm ith. Corona — world's n *S T clcctiio portable. It does thingi no other portable can. It gives you tha touch of an expert. Every letter is typed with the same even blackness. There’s no pounding, electricity does the work. You can make ten clear carbons. 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Mate cartaia tba fact ara with equal weight diatrfbutlon, and the taaa petatad alightly outward ta i l f balance. fr if before astke Leak dawn tba fairway and waka a n atal picture of the Tea have arlpped the hot kata net ooied it babiad tba bait After takbf aaly a few practice awing*, you will die etreka with thia I dab la mme of a ewcep* i your hitduwn-aiid-through arc with the trow. Due la the added loft of tba a e fh a baa, you actually wet* developing a down-endthrough motion area though eewceatratint aa merely hit* tinp the ball eolidly, with the elubhead doing the work. Alaa daa ta tba added Sewgtk, the drirar drag* along the ground aa your backcwlng a little longer than It did with shorter-chafled medium S U R V E Y — A fte r checking the grip be* fo re aaauming stance, Julius Boros looks down the fa irw a y and makes mental picture o f the shot. He has not soled club behind ball. Swiag the driver aa fast u yaw eaa and still maintain tiailae and rhythm. Spaed adda diatance ta your ehot, but dost aacrlflco harmony In your pattern juet ta develop • fnat rwlng. Pivot with a natural rhythm Aamember that thia regulate# the ■peed of the awing. It ia ju t aa fatal to un­ der awing aa ta evenwing. Nat only will yeu keep the driver low la tba ground long­ er than you did the medium Iron, but you will alco take it back farther due ta the added length. Tba driver ahould be practically parallel to the Terry Baker's Right Hand Knows Harks To List |___ By JUUUS ground at tha top of your backawing, whereas your med­ ium iron was in more o f an upright position. The downswing it executed In much the same manner ae with tba medium iron. Owing to tho difference In the loft o f tho club, the driver will hit the ball more tquarrfy and pick it o ff the turf clean­ er. The iron shot becomos more o f a matter o f pinching the ball in between the lofted dub and the turf. N E X T : The ether wood*. Two years, between tho ages o f H and 10, waa all the achool Ing had by Benjamin Franklin. 0 «Ui up two more strike* out record! for Lac Anf t lei firehalier Saady Eoufax to­ day. Xoufaz struck out 11 bat* tar ia tba Dodger's 3-1, 11iaalag triumph aver the Chi­ cago Cuba Wedaesday. Xoufax'i U-ftrikeouta lift­ ed his aeasoa total to 210 ia 2is inning! and made him the first National League left-header ta record three consecutive 200-strikeout sea­ ls. It also waa a league record ftth time ia which be has struck out 10 er more batters ia o game. Koufas turned over o tie game to relief aeo boa Per. ranoski and the latter gain­ ed his 11th wia of the sea­ son when the Dodgers came up with twa runs la tba lltb Inning aa Tommy Davis’ ho­ mer, siagles by Willie Davis and A1 Ferrer* and aa error by Cilia Burton. Tba victory ambled the Dodgers to increase their NL lead to six games when the Houston Colts topped the San Francisco Giants, 1-0, and the New York Nets sur­ prised tha St. Louis Cardin­ als, T-3. Bowling By "Moonlight* Set By the light o f the moon there will be some bowling Saturday night at Jot Lance. W ell, not exactly by the rays from the moon. However, in place of having all o f tho overhead light! on during this special bowling period, only thoee ligh t! directly over the pine plue the foul lig h t! will be turned on. A ll other lights w ill be turned o ff at 0 P.M. During th « course o f the night’s bowling, bowlora will be asked to deliver the bait from the foul line standing on one foot. And (till later, ra­ ther than deliver the ball normally, they will place the ball on the approach at the foul line and shove it down the by the feet. W hat His Left Hand Is Doing CHICAGO amazing (N E A ) _ thing about dence and poise o f Baker, though he acknowledges the skeptics with a wan smile. T erry wasn’t tha only rookie sweating out lata summer in shoulder pads who had to choose between baseball and footbath The Terry Baker is that i f some e v t n iied ape inflicts muscular dam­ age on his left, or passing arm, he might still be making a living with his right, or throwing arm. That’s not a contradiction. In football uniform, he’s a southpaw and the future quar­ terback o f the Los Angeles Kama. Put him in baseball dude on the pitcher's mound, and he’a as orthodox in hi* motion ae Preeident Kennedy throwing out the firet ball. Aa the No. 1 draft aignee u» M AN TLE , IN A PINCH — Borrowed from the Injured lint fo r a pinch-hit job, Yanks’ Mickey Mantle gets congratulations fo r belting a homer from Tony Kubek. during a game with Balti­ more at N ew York. (N E A Telephoto) Eagles Put Florida End On Waver List By tailed Prase International reported “ making good pro­ The Philadelphia Eagles gress’’ with the Giants. Coach BUI McPeak of the placed Frank Budd on waiv­ Washington Itedskins had rea­ ers today along with Hill son to smile when Pat HichJohnson, an end from Florida ter, the rookie end from Wis­ AAki. Budd was used spar­ consin, averaged nearly IS ingly as a flanker back by yards on 13 punts. the Eagles in hi* first pro season last year. The National Football Lea­ gue’s exhibition season gets underway tonight whta the Dallas Cowboys oppose the Los Angeles Rams in a char­ ity game at Los Angeles. The place • kicking departmeat, perhaps the Green Bay Packers only weak spot, may be solved by Willie Wood, a defensive halfback. Wood was connecting from IS yards out Wednesday. Glynn Grlfflng, the New York Giants’ rookie quarter­ back from Mississippi, was The Cleveland Browns, pointing toward Saturday night s game with the Detroit Lions, had a longer work­ out than usual. the tislivu ti F w ib aii League (not to mention the fact he waa also coveted by the American Football Lea­ gue), Baker’* choice o f ca­ reer merits some attention. He could have played pro basketball. When he got through striking out high school batters, he could have tucked a IB-grand bonus m his socks instead o f pursuing higher education at Oregon State. Instead, he’ll collect something like 1100,000 over the next three years from the Los Angeles Rams. And he might not do much to earn it, fo r traditionally a fledgling quarterback is nursed carefully in profession­ al football. Baseball got sidetracked be­ cause once Terry got immers­ ed in the routine o f varsity football, with its heavy time demands in the spring, he had no time to perfect bis pitching talents. “ I ’m not sure I was much good, either,’ ’ he shrugs. “ A ft­ er my junior year, 1 knew It was going to be pro football and 1 concentrated on having a good senior season.” He concentrated so hard he Raymond Berry, star split end, shined on offense for the Baltimore Colts but the Colt defense stole the show for the first time since the camp opened. Paul Flatley, rookie flank­ er from Northwestern, will be the only first year man to start on the Minnesota Vi­ A combed rye or wheat king’s offensive unit in Sat­ urday’s game with the San straw thatched roof may last as lonz as 60 years. Francisco Forty-Niners. SP E C IA L S! - This Week Only E A S Y F IN A N C IN G O N A L L T H E S E S P E C IA L S • Lawn Mower Close Outs • Motor Scooter Back-To-School Specials WE me." Besides, Richter was heard to lament, standing around in the outfield between pitches gets kind of boring and pales End Pat Richter of Wis­ beside the excitement of get­ consin, the top sign** o f the ting knocked rear-overteaWashington Redskins, made kittle by a bllndside tackle. the greatest throw from the O f course, don’t ignore the outfield ever seen by the sa­ money aspect Richter and vants at Northwestern last Baker both figure to cash i i spring, and he added a plus — that is. a plus ..100 batting a lot quicker from their foot­ ball reputations. average. The Minnesota Twins brought him up fo r a look-see but couldn't have been to ec- | static about his slugging pos- | sibilities because they offered TE R R Y B A K E R him only SS.000, and you know won the Heisinan Award as he got at least three time* • WELLS D RILLED the finest collegian in the that for signing with the • PUMPS SERVICED country. AND INSTALLED Skin*. M. G. 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International League . m a y placed three men on the 12 have found a way to beat the man squad. In addition to New York Yankee* when th e j Stephen*, other Indian* I L All-Stars play the world named to the starting team champions ut Buffalo, N. Y „ were third basetuan Don BuAug. 19. ford and rifhthanded pitcher The answer is simply to Fritx Ackley, whose 14 wine play five outfielders. A l­ in 17 decisions brought him though the Star* are unlikely five vote*, to resort to this strategy, | Arkansas also placed southfive outfie!dera were named paw hurler Billy Smith (11-91 to the starting unit o f th e] on the squad. Smith Barley All-Star* squad announced j edged Willie Smith (9-21 c f Wednesday by IL President Syracuse for the spot, four Tommy Richardson. ! votes to three. Sam Bownes o f Rochester] The other tine members and Bob Burda o f Columbus are: First baseman Buddy xrcn th? fi r s t n«* t*»*» •*»«-. berths with eight and six baseman Pedro Gonzales of vote* respectively, hut three |Richmond, and shortstop Jerother ballhawks — Richie A l - 1ry Ruchek of Atlanta. Ruffalen o f Arkansas. Lou Jchnson i I, wos the only team without o f Syracuse, and Gene Ste­ , a representative. phens o f Indianapolis — tied for the third spot with four a piece, Johnson i« |he only repeater from lust yeur's team. The votin g was done by the Ry United Tress International league’s 10 managers, none N A T IO N A L LEAG U E c f whom are allowed to W. L. Pet. GB choose their ewn players. Un­ Standings iter this system only one play, er wss a unanimous selection (nine votes| — catcher Jim Coker o f the Toronto Maple Leafs. Coker is the loop's leading hitter. Indianapolis, ths top team Season Ends For Bowlers Ths Wives Holler Motors Navy League ended up the summer season this past week. The stands are a* follow: First— Mixed Mutes with .17 wins and 21 lost; 2nd—-VA1I-9 Cl. W. with 17 wins and 23 lost; 3rd— Chief Feathers with 10 wins and 10 lost; 4th— L it­ tle Hoots with 284 wins and 3 1 4 lost; 3th— Big Ugh’s with 201* wins nnd 33‘ j lost and fith— Scalp Hers with 21 wins and 30 lost. The high average o f the season went to Pat Sipley with 140, the high series scratch to Ginny H uff with 507, the high series II. C. to Suzy Reno with 584. the high game scratch to Isabel Goshorn with a 104. the high game H. C. to Betty (juiilin with a 221 and the most im­ proved bowler went to Suzy lleno. improving her average of 10 pins, in 111 games. Snider Gets Award N E W YO RK (U P I) — Outfielder Duke Snider will re­ ceive a Catholic Youth Organ­ ization award rs the most popular New York Met play­ er before tonight's game with the St. Loui* Cardinals. Los Angeles i;» 43 .613 8an F’r’sco 61 50 .558 6 St. Louis 61 50 .558 « Chicago 38 52 .527 94 Cinc’nti 61 55 .526 O'.j Phils. 60 54 .526 9 4 67 57 .500 124 Milwaukee 55 56 .495 13 PitU'bg 41 70 J96 254 Houston 35 77 .312 314 Now York Wednroda)'* Result* New York 7 St. Louis 3 Pliita. 2 Cincinnati 1 Pittshg, 5 Milwaukee 4 llou.itnn 1 San Frsco 0 I.o* Angeles 1 Chicago 1, 11 inning* Friday '* Came* Chicago at New York (N ) San Frseo *t Phila. ( K ) Houston at Pittshg, 2 • twinight Los Angeles at Cinctl, (N> St. Louis at Milwaukee (N ) AFLMItlCAN LE A G U E W. I.. Pet. GB New York 70 40 .636 Chicago 60 48 .564 8 61 60 .550 9 4 Minnesota 61 53 .548 9 4 Bltmora 51 56 .491 16 Bmton 55 59 .182 17 Clvld Los Angeles 61 62 .466 19 50 60 .455 20 Kan. City 48 60 .411 21 Detroit 41 71 .166 10 Washngton Wednesday'• R<r»utt» Detroit 5 Boston 4 New York 9 Washgton 1 Chicago 7 Kan. City 3 Clvld. 4 Bltmora 1 Minnesota 9 Los Angeles 4 Friday’s Gamr* New York at lots Angeles (N ) Boston at Minnesota (N ) Detroit at Chicago 2-twi-night Kan. City at Clvld. (N ) Bltmor* at Washngton (N ) Southwest NEW Groat, YO R K (U P D — Conference The, has (U P D — Dick long been synonymous with League college football in Texas, but the National hatting leader, says he'd glad­ a long-jawed 35-year-old grid ly sacrifice the title to play teach is working about 90 in the World Serial thie year. hours a week now to change “ Maybe that sounds corny, all o f that. but I mean it with all my His name ia BIB Yecman heart," said the St. Louis and he's the head mentor at Cardinals' shortstop, who wen the University o f Houaton, By l altad Press latersatiosal Sam Russo, making his first start o f the season, pitched fall, and the enrollment is i Sarasota to a 7-2 win over expected to jump front 16.000 last-place Daytona Beach last to as high as 20.000. Yeoman night and kept tha Sun Sox believes the echool must now perform a service fo r the state, and a national football championship could do the trick. CHICAGO (U P D Major Stats schools and high na­ tional rankings are not new and minor league officials to Yaoman who came to were scheduled to meet to­ Houston at the end o f the day in what baseball Com­ missioner Ford Frick de­ 1901 season. He eoachrd defense and the scribed as ' routine meeting backfleld during eight year* devoted to discussion o f al­ under Duffy Daugherty at most everything that affect* League Officials Meeting Today four and a half game* ahead in tha Florida State League. Lakeland wore out fiv e M i­ ami pitchers and rallied for 10 runs in the seventh inning to defeat th* second place Marlins 16-3. In other action last night, St. Pete pitcher D w i g-h t Weathrrholts shut out Or­ lando 4-0 and Fort Laudardale downed Tampa 6-4. Fort Iouiderdale clinched its win in the last Inning when it rallied fo r four hit* and four run*. Tonight, Miami play* at r**«r*n«( Lakeland. Fort Lauderdale goes to Tampa, D a y t o n a Beach plays at 8L Petersburg and Orlando travels to Sara­ sota. Th* standings: #.79*14 Sarasota 29 14 .674 .... Tube-Typs HackMiami 23 19 .5664 4 w*S. Plus tss an* our rscappabla Ft. Lauderdale 24 19 .558 6 BT Orlando 21 21 .5230 4 St. Pete 2121 .SOU 7 4 Tampa 18 24 .429104 lakeland 17 25 .405 114 Daytona 13 29 2141 144 Brand new 3-TMylon his first N L title with a .325 located in “ Space C i t y , mark in 1960 and appears on U. S. A.,” but whose football teams never have been “ out his way to a second one now Michigan State University. us.” of this world.” with at .341 figure. A National League spokes­ The school's spirit seldom Ref ore his MSU stint. Yeo­ “ Winning the batting chainman said no formal agenda has risen to the heights o f its man served as an assistant to pionship Is quite an henor," has been prepared for the mediocre teams, and Yoeman Earl Blalk at West Point for Urn*! avrved “ It Isn’t every­ meeting of the m ajor and two ye«rs. i* Hoiking vu that also. thing though. One thing every minor league executive coun­ It was at West Point that No shrinking violet with cil. hall player looks forward to the press. Yeoman has been Yecman gained his fame a* a “ We intend to tackle a wide is pluying in a World Scries. quoted as saying several times j player. He wu» un All-Am eri variety of subjecta.'' he said, That's the epitome o f base­ that he would have a “ gdod" can center there In 1948. ball." Yeoman cam* onto the Uni­ "including the possibility of tram this year, an “ outstand­ the majors and minors get­ In an era o f long ball hit­ ing” one next year and a versity o f Houston and start­ ting together in a combines! ters, the skinny 32-year-old ed with a big bank last yeur. •‘possible'' national champion, or adjaconl headquarters.” Groat i« quite content to let The fans liked hi* 7-4 record, ship hy 1965. others shoot fur the fences that included Ills Tungcrinc When a footbal coach pre­ while he grinds out his usual dicts a possible national Bowl victory over Miami o f ( singles and doubles. championship t h r e e years Ohio. The fans especiallyGrout has only 36 homers ahead for a school known only liked the Cougars' wins over| to show fur It) major league for ita g o lf teams, he is out Southwest Conference foe* seasons but it doesn't bother on a limb — Yeoman doesn't Baylor and Texas A AM. him. He hit his sixtli o f the “ Yeoman is young enough mind a bit. year Wednesday during a 7-3 “ Th* big problem now Is to be one if the boys,” a close loss to the Met* and it was letting the nation know who observer of UH footpnll said something of a cheupie, the we are . . . wo must accept recently, “ but they know he hall hitting the left Held fa­ the responsibility o f taking <•»»'»* The players respect him, cade ut tlie 1'nlo Grounds not the school to the people o f but they don’ t four him." much more than 290 feet from Actually, the players never Texas and other state*. home plute. The university becomes a knew what to expect o f their I “ It will take a real hot state-supported school t h i s coach. He is Ruble to run into August and September by a a play in practice and Inter-, team to catch the Dodgers cept a puss — or pick up a , and l think cur club hus the loose ball and run with it. hitting to do it," Groat said. O T T A W A (U P D — Half­ Even the usually apathetic •'Remember every club in our back Joe Taylor, cut by the alumnl have been affected by league has had a had losing New York Giants Tuesday, the new coach. Hu ia trying streak except Los Angeles. ha* joined the Ottawa Bough to get them all to kick in a The Dodgers could liuve theirs j Riders. Ottawa coach F'runk fi-w dollars for the Cougar during the next seven weeks. Clair said Wednesday the for* Club, which he helped form, 310 Eaai First, Sanford They did last year.” ■uer North Carolina A A T star so the school can get a new Groat, who played in ids will be given a crack at one field house nnd buy a sta­ W e Giro T o p Value 8ta-p a fiis t utul only World Series of the club's offensive half­ dium. Meanwhile, tha money with the Pirates in i960, con­ back positions. rolls in. cedes it wil be hard for the Dodgers to go into prolong­ ed losing streak with such pitchers ns Sandy Koufax, Don 'D rysdalf. 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O PEN T IL L 9 FR ID A Y �\ dOumnuduuu Good afleraooa. h eaa bo m i TIME nil the tin*. Even tho the pear crop* earn* bet oaea • year, lad ■ bumper crop not that of­ ten. No* la tho time to pro­ vide yoor family with luacioua ptar plea, cobbler*, aalada, fruit cups, preserve*, pickle*, relishes and the many other tasty products tho pear is suited to —long after the last fruit has dis­ appeared from tho trees. Hero are several ways to do Auxiliary CJijoys 1 i|| (lightly beaten 1 cap rich Bilk or light enan Mix together and pour oror poacher. Bako 30 minute* more or until custard ia act. Center will become firm on alanding. 4. Remove from heat and pour into a shallow dish or enamel pan. Skim oft loam, (back of spoon works good). 3. Cover cootslner with a clean, thla cloth and allow to set 'overnight, a. Pack in hot pre heated Ia making eustard-type pies, Jars, remove air bubbles, bako them at a high temper­ hand an July SB la Herford, wipe month of Jar with a ature for about 10 minutes N. C. The couple’s only at* clean damp cloth and ad­ to prevent a soggy crust toadsbU were Mr. and Mrs. Then finish baking at a low just lid. Chartea Water* of Norfolk, T. Process in a boiling wa­ temp. Fa. ter bath caaner at simmer­ The groom ia pteseatly 1. Wash, pare and cut Into ing temperature for 13 min­ garviag la the U. 3. Navy halves, cor* and then slice utes. aboard tho U.S.S. Randolph, if desired. i White Mr. Norwood Is at sea 2. Drop as cored into a Lets b* aura and try this hte hrida is vlsltlag with large container of clear wa­ on* real soon. It’s Oven * bath parent*. When the ship ter to which S tbspe. of vin­ Pried Hawaiian Chicken returns shoot Sept. 1, they egar or 1 tbsp. salt hai been According to Mr*. Cather­ wtQ msbe M r horns in Noradded to prevant darkening ine C. Laughton, a native of To prevent a bathroom 'folk. Oregon this recipe is the out- mirror from steaming, rub of fruit Diana la a native of Sani f a , Robert Norwood 3. When fruit ia ready to growth of two thlags. A pref­ erence for the oven-fried meschools. Bobby wleo attended a thin or medium syrup and thod of cooking chicken and Thin- aa -paper pancakes, local schools and was a a fondness for tbo flavoring wrapped around crisp brown Spivey-Leopolos cook 3 to I minutes. member of the 1M1 gradua­ 4. Pack the fruit In hot ster­ of TcrlyakL If not authentic sausages, are easy to mike. ting class * ( Seminole High ile Jars, firmly and attrac­ from the famous Islands, Fasten them with colored Wedding Set the recipe eertsinly is Ha­ toothpicks, sprinkle with gra­ tively. 3. Add strained syrup (hot) waiian-inspired and popular ted cheeso and brown direct­ Get a Charge out of a ra* For August 19 with the Oregon ,'n*tlveJ.,, ly under the broiler, Serve eBaygar for rundown batter1 frying chicken (2lk-3Vk lbs.) hot with home-fried onions. •. Process in water bath, The Splvey-Leopolo* wed­ ten. A new instrument that cut in pieces pints I to IB minutes and plugs into regular house cur- ding, which was scheduled for quarts 14 to 20 minutes. 14 cup soy sauce Egg whitea will whip fast­ real rejuvenate* C, D, pen- Aug. 13 at 8 p.m. at the Mow* 7. A thin syrup is made by 1 tbsp. grated onion er and be fluffier if they are Bght and ether popular six* first allowed to warm at roe Baptist Church, has been adding % cup sugar to 3 Ik teas, ground ginger batteries esnd la toys, radios, U cup cornstarch room temperature. cups water, and a medium postponed until Aug. lBth. Lo­ flaahlltof sad cameras. syrup by adding 1 cup sugar 14 cup (Vi stick) margarcation and hour ramaln tha to 3 cups water. In making chunks syrup, a mild honey may be same. substituted for Vi the sugar and will give the product a Stockings are changing. The very Interesting flavor. rib-knit and lacy-wool or cot­ arge bowl. Combine aoy ton knit kind will be coming sauce, onion, and ginger; Fear Mlac# Meat on strong for fall. 2 down large bard pears pour over chicken. Let stand at least 30 minutes, turning 8 cups sugar Warm in the winter and 2 lemon* chicken to coat all aide*. cool in the summer ia a new Ik cup vinegar Drain chicken and coat with MUndy’l Shoppe lnsulalre blanket made o< 1 teas, silt cornstarch, reserve sauce. Of Ffate Fabrics plied yarns of 100 per cent 1 tea*, cinnamon Place margarine in a large 188 8. fork 423-4413 cotton in an open weave, cel­ 1 teas, cloves shallow biking pin. Set oven lular construction. at 423 degrees and set in 1 teas, grated nutmeg until melted. 1. Grind pears with coarse margarine Place chicken In pan, akin blade of food chopper. 2. Grind lemon rind after aide down making sure pieeel do not overlap. Bake 30 squecxlng juice out. minutes, or until bottom is 3. Combine ail ingredients ONE MOKE WEEK Including lemon Juice and well-browned. Turn chicken cook until mixture la thick over. Combine pineapple, and tender. L Pou* hot into sterile Jar* and wal. Process 10 min­ On a diet and looking for ute* in holing water bath. something to nibble oa? Well try a cucumber. USDA Nu­ Fear Froaerva* 1. Wash pars and core Here I* a mouth watering tritionists says a 10-ox. cu­ pearl. They may be preserv- rake recipe from the Home cumber contains only 23 ca­ lories. You can eat a cucum­ ed whole, la halves or in demonstration office. Peach Custard Cake ber out of hand just like an quarters. apple. Or fix one sliced In 2. For medium slxed pears ivk cups flour vinegar, salt and pepper for make a syrup of 2 cups sug­ Vk ten. salt mealtime eating. 1 tbsp. of ar, 2 cups of water and 1 Vk cup soft butler Mix these Ingredients with vinegar equals only 3 calor­ lemon sliced very thin. INN ERSPRIN G M ATTRESS 3. Boil the sugar and water two knives til well blended. ies. With back of spoon, press for 3 minutes. REN O VA TIO N SP EC IA L! 4. Add the pears and the mixture firmly on bottom Before sewing, place a lemon and cool until the and half way up aides of a INCLU D ES: pears are clear and trans­ buttered 8 inch squarp pan. sheet under your chair. Drop­ • Cleaning and fp M M £ i parent and the syrup is of I Urge can sliced peaches ped pins, hooks and eyes, ProceHMlng Felt. 'M MM needle* and threads then can Vk cup sugar a thick consistency. • Hrand New Cover ■ MM be found more easily. V k teas, cinnamon 3. A few cloves or stick of for Mattreiw. ■ cinnamon may be added for Drain peaches, saving one• Brand New InaulH flavor, when ths syrup is half cup of the syrup. Ar­ Wedding ation where needed. range slices on crust on pan. made. 8. rack pears Into sterile Mix sugar and cinnamon to­ R IN G S • Free Pickup and Delivery 4 jars and seal. Process for gether and sprinkle over pea8 minutes in a boiling water chee. Bake in 373 degree oven * Gwaltney Jewelers PHONE FA 2-6321 bath. Pears are better ault- for 30 mlnutci. 384 8. Park FA 2-838B ed to canning than to frees- Vk cup peach ejrrup ing, because unlike all ether fruits they must be pre­ BEDDING cooked and then completely O PEN COMPANY F R ID A Y Peach Preserves NIG H TS! Sanford 2nd and Magnolia 3 lbs. peaches, peeled and sliced to inch thick 7 cup* sugar 8 cup* water 3 peach kernels OLD FASH IO NED H O LY GHOST Method: 1. Dissolve sugar In water in a 4-gallon kettla and Campus place on range to boll. 2. Peel peaches, slice 3-8 Favorites N ow In Progress - Through inch thick In uniform pieces 3. Add ellcrd peaches and Smart Twill Sun. Aug. 11th - Services Nightly kernels to the boiling syrup. Cook rapidly In the uncover­ A t 7:45 Also Sunday 2:45 Plain Front ed bottle until peaches are clear when lifted from the Slacks In syrup. Stirring during the American Legion Fair Ground Zook-Out Members of the Ladies As* xillary of Campbell Loosing Poet S3, American Legion, were treated to a moat enjoyabet evening when they at* tended a cook-out at the home of Mr*. C. E. Hunter. Highlight of the dinner was Mrs. Hunters specialty of ths evening, -Tunaburgera." All who sampled them Immediately wanted ths reci­ pe to add to their cook books. Other items on the menu included hamburgers, aalada, baked beans, vegetables, iced tea and for deasert, pineapple up-side-down cake. Following the dinner a var­ iety of games was enjoyed by ths group. The ladies rum* maged through their purses n a scavenger hunt Mrs. John Pierro was the winner of this event and was awarded a Icvely pair of earrings, Mrs. John F. Benton won n sparkling nylon wind bonnet aa her prise for an “ on the head” sketch of some Florida real estate. Other prises were won by Mrs. Nancy Nords­ trom, a new member from Casselberry and by Mrs. Joel Field. All members agreed that It was such a successful evening It must be repented. In fact tha only business voted on at tho meeting was a unanimous “yes’* in favor of holding another ’dinner” preceding the September meeting. Carole Observes 16th Birthday Miss Carole Maria Sasser, daughter of CPO and Mrs. Gerald Sasser, celebrated her ISth birthday Saturday night with a family dinner party at their boa* 898 Loraaau Circle, hi Longdate. Ia the afternoon she went oa a shopping tour with a girl friend. A special dinner wa* served ia bar honor with the traditional birthday cake. Brothers and sisters shar­ ing the party with her were Gerald Jr., Joe, Kicky, Kar­ en, Kathy, Bourne, Mary De­ nies and baby MIchaeL Chief 8*sier missed the party as be is presently de­ ployed aboard the Saratoga on a Mediterranean cruise. Carole is a student at Ly­ man High School and will be a Junior when school opens next month. Avallabl* In Spray, Bath Oil And Signature Sachets O f French Lac* And Swiss Embroidery A Delightful And Truly Different G ift For “ Her" Gifta • Cards • Books (Formerly MeVkara) 210 E. First St. SU M M ER Carole Saaaer GROUP O F Local Events SLACKS THURSDAY Members of the Ladles So­ ciety of Brotherhood of Locomotlvo Firemen and Enginemen will meet at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Walter Cook, 3108 DeCotUe Ave. Please note the new date, it was originally scheduled for last You can liven up a fading week. complexion with a facial brush of soft natural bristles. The brush is not too scratchy or tough for the tenderest skin and will work soapsuds into the pores for a real Friends of Mr*. M. J. Durak cleansing job. will be plfMed to know that aha has returned home from Room • darkening window Seminole Memorial Hospital shades arc a boon to busy mothers. Used In the nursery, whera she Is recuperating they keep out distracting from surgery. The Durak’e son and hie sunlight. New designs are duit-repellent and nonaller- wife, Mr. and Mrs. Mickey genic, as well as coming In Durak, of West Palm Beach colorful designs to dress up are expected to arrive Friday for a weekend visit. the Interior. Personals W OOL A N D R A Y O N BLENDS R ED U CED T O C LE A R FEW 1/ PRICE AND LESS Bargains In Suits • Sport Coats . . . Shirts • W alk-Shorts. . . Straws Odds and Ends OPEN FRID A Y N IG H TS C LO S ED W E D . A T NOON Phone F A 2-1535 ANFORD HOE Echols Highway 17-92 • So. Sanford N ew Tones VINYL • LINP-S FINISH Forofntrk ~Wife Su er OH tat"Wife tavuBis 30* 6.1 RANGE P LA C E M ATS BY HKDWIN AN N O U N C IN G ! Mian Lucy Nowlin O f Fla. P. 4 L Co. Evangelist — E. J. Cates Jr. Kmboa.ed With Haad Embroidered Look • Wipe Them Off Or Mathias Wash Linen White And — Asnorted Colors Available Ia Aay Qeaatity K Ac A 7 1 . w P o p u l a r machine wash cotton with Scotchgurd® atnin re poller! Sm art fall shades o f charcoal, Cambridge, b l a c k and block olive! Campus favorites- WU! Be In Our Store All Day FrL, Aug. 9th To Demonstrate Our Range*. O f Greensboro, N . C. Preaching and Praying for the Sick Each Night, For A ll People O f A ll Churches. ' ri [ * ' •4-m _____ L I W [ 1 w *< ' ■ ------ Sears Roebuck and Fully Automatic Electric RANGE �0 •«rftfrb Vm li Aug. g, 1963 — Psgt 9 Couple Celebrates 62nd Anniversary £ W ltN . . . M AKY the lege this fall, no doubt add* pieuant and ing her lovely voice to the cheerful voice you often hear college choir and furthering when you call the Herald of. her studies In Liat line. flee was feted by the Herald • whose “ Angela” at By Donna Estes Mr. and Airs. Clayton Wint­ er of 55d E. Church S t In Longwood celebrated th e I r 62nd Weliding Anniversary todny with dinner nt their home prepared by their daughter. Airs. L. Wallace Martin, and a drive in the country. >otti£ WILLIAMS, lid y a leacheon at • Roth Air. and Aire. Winters were born nnd reared in New York where they were married in 1901, In 1922 they moved to Alinnesotn and settled 200 miles north o f Minneapolis. • A SPUR OF THE MOM­ ENT party was held for vis­ itor Robbie Blake, Saturday day night at the Wheatland home in Lake Monroe. "W e were so happy to see her again, we Just called everyone and said come on over and see Robbie. There were about 35 or 40 kids here,'' said hostesa Ceni Wheatland. Th* • <uri mming in the Wheatland'a pool and eating the usual goodies that suit tern-taste bct.veen dips. • • MR. A N D M R S . C L A Y T O N W IN T E R o f Lonmvood today are colohratinjr their 62ml Wedding Anniversary. Both were l>orn unci roared in N ew York whero th ey were married. They came from Minnesota to Longwood 1G year* ago to make their home and are very proud o f the fa ct that in ull the year* o f their marriage they never hnve had u aeriou* Quarrel. Miss Johns Wecls R. Cooper • fly Shirley Wentworth The bride t» the grand­ • street length dress o f pink Miss Sharon Louise Johns, daughter of Mr. and Airs. taffeta and nylon with bell daughter o f Mr. and Mr*. shaped skirt erobroldrrcd with Harley l». Voung of 9'Jltl Hear roM-s and pink accessories. Howard A. John* bet-nme the Lake- ltd., Bear l.ul.e. bride o f Mlclioel Randolph Other attendants were Alias The church was decorated Cooper, son of Mrs. Jeanne Judy Alillcr, a cousin of the with basket arrangements of R. and Le« It. Cooper, all of grocm and Atrs. Charles Alewhite gladioli, pom poms an I Orlando, on July 27 nt 8 p.in. line, both of Orlando. They fuji munis «,n either side of Officiating at the candle­ wore pink dte.-sex similar to the ultar. In the background M a ry William * light ceremony Mt the Chris­ that of the matron o f honor. Sanford. were palms and ligh.ed call* tian Missionary and Alliancs Master Wayne Bell was ring The witty Betty, whose (be Pinecrest Inn, Saturday tlrlabra. Lighted candles in the lienrtr nnd flower girl wns quotable sayings are cherish- Church ot Orlando, was Rev. balcony and windows cast s Mary, who hat added such Miss Debra Smith. |cd with glee by those who Charles Child.. •oft glow over the altar. a bright presence to our of* huve gotten to know her, was Lewis Johns, brother of the Mrs. Barbara Burney, solo­ fice it •‘ retiring'' as she 1wearing an orchid for the bride, was best mart and ush­ ist, sang ••Because'*, “ Through calls it, in about two weeks. occasion, in honor of her The Years” and “ The Lord’s ers were Lloyd Brown and Also a guest of honor was birthday this month. Prayer", accompanied by or­ Lewis Hicks, CnndlclighL-rs Mrs. Lurene Van Pelt, wife The Caolo'a back yard, ganist Atrs, Peter Kntuaskus. w ere It >ger Cooper, brother of the new managing editor j which his been landscaped H ie bride, given in mnr- of the groom, Mike Propps, of the Herald. The Van l ’clts around the pool is most at­ riagi. by her father, vvoie n Charles Airline, Herbert Per­ recently moved into n new tractive at night, with color­ floor length gown o f peuu dc ry and Charles Alillcr. home and Mrs. VP was gift* ed lights that make the pat­ Mrs. Joe nakrr was hostess Following the ceremony, a sole with • sweep train. The ed with a serving set. and io and pool area Just ideal 1for a recent morning coke nlencon lace bodice featured reception »->* field in the Or the promise that “ everyone for outdoor living and enter, party honoring Miss Jeanne |a sabrina neckline anil taper- chid Room of tho Floraland is coming to your house for taining. Southward, bride-elect o f John • • • Flower Shop, in Orlando. Re­ cd wrist length sUvvcs. the next party.” Dinkins. Coming in for Iter share Tlte clmpd length veil of freshments were served from JIM CHAPMAN, Sanford Refreshments o f chips, cin* of the bouquets was Jeanne architect, has been Invited silk illusion was a.tachcd to a lace covered buffet table nnmon nut bars, brownies, as­ Warnkc who hat so ably fit- to exhibit his architectural a double crown o f lace out- holding twin crystal punch sorted sandwiches and cold cd In on the Society Desk for art work at the Gulf Coast linctl with seed pearls ami howls and a four tiered wed­ Mrs. Cecelia Farm er who Regional Conference of Ain* drinks were served by the crystal drops. Her only jewel- ding cake. assisted by her took an extended vacation erican Institute o f Architects, hostess, Out o f town guests Included ry wns u diamond pennant, a daughters, Misses Su.un uml this summer. in October. gift from the groom. She car­ Mr. and Atrs. William Rachels Jeanne thought she was Tills Is a nice honor for Cindy Baker and Miss Ann ried a cascade bouquet of amt Air. and Mrs. Lloyd An­ Doudney. going to take it easy too, Jim. orchids and lillcs-of-the-val* derson, of Waycross, Gu. and • • • Miss Southward received a but an illness on the staff Air. and Mis. J. II, Halt and Icy. has put hrr on the proof* THIS ONE amused nie and g ift o f china in In-r chosen Mis. Lloyd llrown, o f Or­ Mr. and Mrs. Itoldd Robinson, readers desk for a couple of perhaps it will give you a pattern from the hostess. lando, matron o f honor, wore of Jacksonville. Guests invited to aharu the weeks. chuckle too. Seems an old The social get-together for fellow, who had become a event with the honoree were the women of the office gave very successful and wealthy her mother, Mrs. Ira K. South­ an opportunity, too, to chat banker was bring Interview­ ward, Mrs. O. Lewis Dinkins, COORDINATED with Janie Shoemaker. Her- ed on his life history, and mother of the groom, Mrs. IN I'll I NTS AND SOLIDS aid bookkeeper who is begin­ the reporter asked, .Milner Osborne, .Mrs. A, C. — IIY — ning her vacation very soon “ How did you come to get Doudney, Airs. Bill Southward DALTON AND — and w ill be traveling to Ar* started in the banking bus­ and Mrs. Krni-st Southward. N A Itn iS OF D ALLAS kansai to visit her son ami iness?” Also the Misses Rosemary his fam ily there. “ W ei!," said the retired ■Southward, Su/anne Jones, Herald employes regard banker. “ I just hung out a | Frances Strickland, Marilyn Janie, o r “ Shu'' as die is sign in front of my building McDaniel. Rose K ru irrt, Kay "Featuring Fa.hion. Ju»t Fur Ann" known, as a sort of Mother |that said, HANK. I’ retly soon, I Ivey, Bonnie S toffer, Sully 200 N. P A R K AVE. Superior and tell her all ; along come a fella and put j Williams, l.indn Williams. "CLOSED WED. AFTERNOON” their troubles, because she in |.V) and later another one Betsy Williams, N iki Ashby, seems to have that sympa came by amt put In $100 By Linda Sue Williams, Marty thctic ear and a wise and that lime I was so tnnfiStamper, Barbara Bradley, I f * Fimt! It’* T h r ifty ! Christian attitude toward dent that I put In 110 of my Csrolee Ottcrholm, Merritt other*. ow n money I” Phillips, Judy Herron, Ann Du All O f Your • • • • • • Schumacher, Judy Ludwig, CH ARLES HAMIL. son of QUOTABLE QUOTES from Wash At One T im e — Dian Aiken nnd Bonnie Gie* Dietrich's recent Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hamit Marlene low. Dry All At One Tim e! u t i ou a of Sanford will receive his book; WASH A N U oev Masters degree with 60 oilier “ In Texas, when you want M A I HI H I 1 We Are Open Air candidates at the summer to say that a man is beau­ Ins. “ You relinquish daemon*, commencement exercises of tiful or handsome you sim­ AN IMPROMPTU pool party “ took shape” at M i k e and Jackie Caolo'a Saturday too. when a number of friends of the couple drop­ ped in io say “ h i" to Jack­ ie's mother, the inimitable Hetty Williams, who has been visiting for a few days in Mrs. Joe Baker Hostess For Morning Party M A R Y E ST H E R ’S j Ouachita Itaplist College in ply say, “ His pants fit him.” which U very reposing." On advantages of being in Arkadeiphii, Ark., Friday. “ You gain a definite target • • • the Army: to gripe at, which ii very re­ “ You relinquish responsi­ posing." P A T T Y GLENN JOHNSON will be attending T ift Col* bilities, which is very repos“ You are being fed, elim­ Bra Sale REG. ?2.50 TO $5.95 VALUES fA A LL price FAM OUS NAMES FROM BRAND OUR REG U LAR M ERCHANDISE inating your deciaion, pro. viding anolncr reason for griping. You are ta.en away from Mother, which it high time. You get a uniform, the moat attractive attire a man can wear; it prohibits you from spoiling your appear­ ance should you have bad taste. You relinquish another decision, what tie U> choose. Girls trust you. Einstein's theory of rela­ tivity as interpreted by Miss Dietrich as: When docs Zurich stop at thia train? . . . WHEN SHE took that walk down the aisle, site w a s dressed in— the.— latest— ol ! staisie; But a friend later said, with a shake o f her haid. | that her petticoat hung down a maisiei , Hey! - Wash In Comfort! K W IT E - W H ITE O PE N ru. S IT E T IL L 8:00 a c c r e d it e d 5*o ............ fO<P h e o d l j H i*1 « CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOMED CAMERA SHOP 210 S. P A R K A V E . a Jamihj Vlighi — E V E R Y F R ID A Y — FE ATU R IN G S $ *> 8 8 L now ONLY IIIG V A R IE T Y RA N D CR A FT TH E SOFTEST SHOE YOU’V E EVER WORN . . . . j h su fi Shoe Store FOR BACK-TO-SCHOOL BLACK HI-TOP T E N N IS SHOES MENS LOAFERS Reg. To $5.95 N O W AN D DRESS SHOES REG. 9.95 nnd 10.95 liLA C K AN D IIKOWN NOW *488 Hurry M ENS C A S U A L SHOES CREPE SOLES REG. 8.99 LOAFERS AND LACE S |.7 |# * 5 <7 HEELS AN D FLA TS GIRLS AND SUII-TEENS MENS SPORT COATS S IZ E S 3 6 - 1 1 ONE GROUP $118 to *5 ODDS AND ENDS G IRLS I\J.’S A N D ROBES tO 7-14 AND SUII-TKEN DISCONTINUED STYLES 1ILOUHEH • SKIRTS SET EA T • Baked Bran* • Cuffre Or Tee Sale Priced $288 t0 $588 $ 7 * OTHERS 9.88 TO 12.88 SWIM SUITS NOW NOW ASSORTED COLORS L A D IE S SUMMER SHOES G IRLS SPO RTSW EAR I'l.l'S — • Frrnrh Frlr* • Cole Slaw • Iteli.li Tray SANFORD, FLO R ID A PR. M E N ’S S H O E S Sale Priced CAN The House of Rahija. V A L U E S TO $10.95 2139 FRENCH AVE. A L L YOU SAM PLE PR INTS <5x7*8 and 8xl0*») OF MOST OF O UR FORMER SANFORD CUSTOMERS A R E A V A ILA B L E BEFORE W E MOVE SEPT. 1st, 1963 FOR O N L Y 61.00 EACH MENS SLACKS KEG. 1.99 TO H.9U *5“ and ,6" HOYS F A L L SPO R T COATS H IZ K S M-Irt O N E $488 HACK $788 tQ 150 LAD IE S DRESSES ONE R A C K V2 PR IC E SALE *488 $14“ tO LAD IE S SW IM SUITS C H IL D R E N U N D E R 12 E N TIR E STOCK too DRESSES IN F A N T S • GIRLS - SUI1-TEENS REG. 2.98 TO 9.98 NOW Vj PRICE Owned And Operuted H y— NOW $188 to $688 ODDS A N D END T A R L E — JE W E LR Y - liAGS • LING E R IE REDUCED TO C LEAR Rub Hancock llw y . 17-92 So. Sanford Wieboldt's The Wintere attribute their long and happy m arriaf* to the fact that they have led "good, dean life, with no carousing and no drinking.” They are justly proud of the fact that throughout their marriage they never hava had a serious quarrel and alwaya considered each other "good naturrd" and "congenial." They have the one daughter, Aire. Atartin, four grandd a u g h t e r e and nine great grandchildren living In Japan, California. AlinncsoU a n d New York. SHOE SALI LAUND RY Maxine k sure you re __ set lor pictures! SPECIA L! Sixteen years ago they came to Longwood und bought their present horns, only a After a bath or sbower, one-room shell at the time. use dusting powder gener* Doing all the work themselves, ously to blot up cicess mois­ they partitioned the one room ture and keep lingerie straps into a living room and bed­ and clastic from cstafing room und added on * kitchen your akin. anil parlor. Latest version or tne sneak­ Mr. Winter wae gainfully e r aneaks up in denim or in employed as a carpenter until bright Orion plaids with a seven years ugo when he re* vulcanized so!c for outdoors. tired permanently after suf­ • • • fering a heart attack. Natty knit fashion for fall AJthoufh (HI years o f age, and winter is the "doublet"— he still enjoys doing some enr* Use layered look of slcevtpenter work around his home j less pullover over a tongand working In his flower >sleeved sweater, sweater gardens. dresi or panta. Mrs. Winter, who will be 80 this month, does her own Snacking loo often? Exam­ housework, cooking and laun­ ine your dally schedule. dry ami says she “ doesn’t In­ Overeating can stein front tend to hnve anyone wuiting a dissatisfied attitude amt on her!” boring routine. There won’t To keep them company they be enough time to snack If huve two birds, “ Petey," s yel­ you take an interest in tomelow one and “ GreenIf,” a thing besides the refrigera­ green one. tor. Sweaters and Skirts SPECIAL! U Pftjri To U m The Herald T i n t Adi Telephone FA 2-5965 Summer Open Wed. Afternoon Shopping Spree! And rri. Nights �J — — ............... — ■ ------- — — — . (Daah ! D E A R A B B Y : 1 have been work* in f for M r. and Mrs. Smith for two weeks. I take care o f their two chil* dren. I am almost 17. M y problem is Mr. Smith. He is always trying to get me alone to kiss me. He told me he has no romantic interest me. he just wants to kiss me. This man is old enough to be my father. His w ife knows nothing of this and I am sure it would hurt her to find out. I can’t tell my parents because they would make me quit, and I need the money fo r school in the fall. I am really afraid and don’t know what to do. NO N AM E PLE A S E D E A R NO : Quit your job and go home. Tell your parents the reason for quitting, and let THEM tell Mrs. Smith. She may be “ hurt” to learn that her husband is either sick or lecherous, but covering it up could be a disaster for the next young girl she hires to care for her children. • J jcjtx • • • R AI>Bi • A f « » weeks ago I Invited some friends over for a Sun­ day supper. They accepted a week prior to the day. So on Sunday morning I proceeded to prepare for the dinner. A t exactly the moment they were to arrive we received a telephone call from them saying “ company had dropped in’’ and they were unable to come. Having thawed out nine T-bone steaks, made two apple pies, besides French fries and onion rings and sahids, 1 was a bit miffed to say the least. Do you think they had a legitimate reason for dis­ appointing us that wuy? Or were they wrong 7 CURIOUS By AbSgoil Von Boron D E A R CURIOUS: They were wrong. They should have told their unexpected company that they were expected for supper. And promptly left for your home. • • T V RENTAL • Service Seminole T V F A 2-1921 Zenith Color T V Salee 2690 Sanford Ave. • srsrktr House • ts Mate of deitltutkxs ta Monopolise irrit Atmosphere 23 Ripped 21 Planet 24 Onus of •mpiubUus rrsuu RlFsch 3 Arablaa gulf 3 Itutter substitute 4 HonUUow 19 (lets up 31 Color 42 Highland— 43 Kipped 44 Traveler* stopping plane 23 Si art 33 Counsels (dial) ' i t Amp UffU—----- astiherkle----------- *~ Dcnignd. 47 Narrow wrf 23 Mimka 40 Festivals .8 Formerly M Funiflralkm 41 Short lino SO Crab 27 Tea plus —tea (printing) T 22 Calm 24 Tautened 32 Number 3* Mariner's direction 37 log float 39 From himself 40 Judicial sentence 41 Small tumor 42 Plfprns 42 Kmolem at Scotland 49 Satisfied 31 Auricle 32Trieste vine meAium 33 Co by aircraft 34 Abstract being S3 Hardy heroins 34 Nautical p n jpU n k • • • • • • By Oswald Jacoby been a long time since your wife worked in an office. Otherwise, she would realise that personal telephone calls during working hours are a nuisance. No man likes to have hia associates think his wife can't let him alone dur­ ing working hours. Since she probably Just doesn't realise that her tele­ phone rails often do inter­ rupt your work, why don’t you try explaining it to her — even at the risk o f hurt feelings T You might even promise that you’ll call her ones a day — when convenient — ao that she wil have a chance to tell you anything aha wants to remind you of, or discuss with you. I f you're hesitant about fol. lowing thia advice, remember: it la uaually kinder to be frank about an annoying situ ation than to put up with it resentfully. 3 Creek war rod S Midday moots 7 I'oaaeaied S Hindu queen • Genus M true ■lives tO For few But I I Fewer * Indtviduits 17 Hebrew nation 29 Unaspirated * Getting married? For Abby’s booklet, “ How To Have A Lovely Wedding’’, send 50 cents to Abby. Answer to Prsvtoue Punt* 12 city la Oklahoma It Operatic solo 14 Nautical term tJBnitvxuc see • Tell your troubles to Abby. For a personal, unpublished reply, pleuse send a stamped, self-addressed en­ velope. Foodstuff ACROSS 1 Cottsse — — 4 Foodstuff for poultry • C O N F ID E N T IA L TO “ D ”: Since you can read your husband “ like a book’’, why don’t you skip what you don’t like in him, as you do in a book? Your life’s story will then have a happier ending. W om an : • Sale* * D E A R ZM: In “ romance’ ’ stories the girl always says yes, the ring always fits and they live happily ever after. In modern times, the man asks the girl for her hand first. I f she wants to give it to him, she starts with her finger, which the jeweler measures fo r the ring •h'*. and they select the ring together. When you should open the XOBTM t A Nooe bidding, but elect to ps»s the V IS chances are that you will # J 107 94. never be able to make up fo r 4K10SS SS the error. Even if a terend m t§ T ' BAST (D ) chance la offered, the type S A Q I7 A J IO IB S S V10S4S v ic q jts who passes an opening hand ♦ KBS IAS la not likely to make the right «Q 2 A Nona decision Inter on. ■OUTS E a it only had 11 points in A1C4S high cards, but he had a nice VAT ala card spade suit and a fine ♦ QBS AAJST4 two suiter. An opening bid Both vulnerable was clearly called for, hut he i W*et Mas Baal passed. Double 4 * P sm 1* Went’ * double o f the open­ Fue ,JHm 4 * ing club bid was shaded, but turn • West had played with Kaat Opening l a d —A A before and knew that Eaet was an underbidder. i after North pre-empted with East ilid pull himself to- four clubs. Of course, an ag gather and go to four spades |greeiive player might have “ My w ife,” he writes, “ telephones me at work several times s day, often aimply to chat. “ And I f aha happens to be downtown shopping she'll call me up to ask whether or not she ought to buy something ■he is going to buy, no mat­ ter what I aay. “ I can't ask her not to call me at the office. She’d resent that. But It isn't gcod busi­ ness, and I don’t see why wives don't understand that-” I ’d be willing to bet it haa • D E A R A B B Y : In romance sto­ ries I notice that when a man pro­ poses to his lady he takes the en­ gagement ring along with him. A fte r the girl says yes he slips the ring on her finger and they are engaged. What I can't figure out is how the man finds out the lady’s finger she without her getting wise to what he's up to. ZM Qaaoby On fljudqa A businessman asks that I advise wives to atop calling their husbands during office hours unless they have an im­ portant reason for doing so. • By Ruth M illett m •/ t ill fi t * News FRIDAY A. 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Bog 489, Dept. A , Kudin City Station, New York 10, N . Y . 1:1* 2:22 S t* *:** t ill 4:19 4:1* 4:11 4:11 Deceit Pays WEST DePERE. Wi*. (N E A ) — Dave Robinson be­ lieve* finrsae, as well u force, counts In football. Robinson, the Penn State All-America who ia getting a shot at a starting berth as a defensive end with the Green Bay Packers, aayi: “ The day la over when you can overpower a man. Every one la strong and In good condition. You've got to de ceive them a little." KdlterTsI A tlaalle W entb— O rest K an dlleM WewMvpo H ie-Fla. 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Mon. - SsU noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuea., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day before insertion. Mon. * Sat. noon. RESPONSIBILITY: Th* Herald will not be I * sponsible for more than on# Incorrect insertion o f your id, and rater. * the right to revise or rejec. any advertiserarnt from what o.dcred M conform In the polio*.j of thia piper. An investment, not an ex­ pense. Call FA 2-3612 for expert advioe on a Herald advertising campaign. CLASSIFIED IN D E X 1. I.o«t k Found 2. Notices - Personal* Education - Instruction Transportation 5. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notice* 7. Business Rentals I). Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate F or Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Rusiness Opportunity 16. Female Help W anted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted : 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Puint - Repafg 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - L iv e stock 31A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 3-l-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas J 1. Lost A Found LOST: Gray k white Mils Cat. Reward. Call FA *• 0072. 2. N o tic e * • Personals VACUUM C L E A N E R repairs parts, supplies for Electro* lux, Kirby, Hoover, Air* Way, Rex-Air etc. Free pickup. New and Used cleaners sold. F A 2-22S2. 3. Education • Instruction Go Way LOS ANGELES Willie McCovey (N E A ) hits Don Dryidale of the Los Angeles Dodger like be know whit is KINDERGARTEN REGIS * THATIONS now being ae> ccpted (or fall term. Graca Methodist Church, Onora Rd. at Woodland. Expert ienred teacher, modern fa* cilities. Your inspection in­ vited any weekday morn­ ing, 9:00-12:00, or phona F A 2-1472 for further infor­ mation. coming. A .313 career aver­ age includes nine home runs, five doubles, a triple and 22 hits. Drysdale looked at the San CAN’T BEAT IT Francisco Giant's slugger be 5. Food MILWAUKEE (N E A ) George Billick o f Old Forge, fore the All-Star game at the PICK y«W own peas. $1.M P i., hai the most American Cleveland Stadium and told busheL FA 2-4971. Bowling Congress • approved him: “ The only way you’ll hit me today is if you get 300 games. traded within the next hour 6. For Rent and wind up on the American F U R N I S H E D Apartment. League side." Clean and dose in. Jlmmio Cowan. 322 4013. YOUTH PROGRAM FURN. Ant, Clo»* In. Phone HOUSTON. Tex. (N E A ) The FA 2-2800. Houston Colt 43's have star “T H E ted four players in the same FURN. A p t 2300 M ellonvill* D E AD game this season who range SUMMER R ATE . L a r g e ONE” in age from 19 to 21. They clean 2 bdr. furn. apt. $63. IN are Rusty Staub, John Hate1700 $lagnolia Ave. COLOR man, Jim Wynn and Ernie “ TH E Fasio. 1-3 BR. bouse $43 a month. HEAD” 1-2 br. bouse $32. a month. IT W O N T S T A Y DEAD S. Sanford Ave. FA 2-3219. o u i f j l ca r\ CT S TA R TS SUN. W E L A K A APARTM ENTS:’ RI Of -IN THE ATR Rooms private baths, 114 t i i i i t i : - Tim a iiim W. First SL STA R TS T O D A Y DOUBLE F E A TU R E DONATS CAMLO.klt IM S * \ IT i: -T H K SiSG IC *4% OH IF* i 'e le f • J I I I K M ! ) T il C'K%Ti:M O F TIIF. F A H T II- ( . 1 . , F B I. A SAT, fl.M A I AHLOAO **<;1* » t h i :»:t " “C A L L S K S W A Y S - (7 IfDWClW ■litf . . . 1:1* • :4C • :*• A w ife who makes s habit o f interrupting her husband's w o r k unnecessarily doesn’t have respect for his Job, en attitude that leaves much to be desired. dvUM T l<> Wars* r ****** 1:11 I D li t * IS) It) 4:1* I t ) lit* ft ) lit* I I ) IS ) IS * ft ) <S) III* •■JOHNIH sr THURSDAY P. M. I we ( • ) C h n u n - e Wvvr— ta­ r n A B C Bvenlng Htpert bid five clubs right over four and tried for a alam, but as we have already noted. East was fa r from aggressive. A fte r South went to five clubs West could find no ex cuse fo r anything hut a pass. O f course East should have tried a five heart bid. But Kaat had made one bid with hia hand and, feeling that he had done hia fu ll duty he passed. This put It up to W est to lead and West planked down the ace o f spades. South ruf fed in dummy, drew trumps, discarded ona heart on the M l * king c f apadft and claimed his contract. A really good 11:1* result because East eould 1:41 11:11 make six epudes. J ohn W O T 0 IT r Television Neb II.*. ■XTVTS: - I '. l. r F k lll- Culur It Pays To Use The H E R A LD .Want Ads. �Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own Home... Look To W an t-A d s I. For Rent 1 14. Insurance C. Far Rant BEDROOM Apartment. D U PLE X Apartment. 2 Bed Quiet neighborhood. F A 2room furnished. 201 E. 14«2 from 1:30 to 9 p. m. 27th SL F A 24477. Monday thru Friday. Ph. F.V 2-4301 any other time. 8. Beach Rentals Ocean front E FFIC IE N C Y Apartment on HUTCH ISO N A partm ent Daytona Beach. Firat St. Near 2 city free F A 2-4031. parking lota and aboppiag store*. No utility ehargea. Suitable for couple or sin* 9. For Sale or Rent gle, also retired people. 2.25 ACRES o f Sub Irrigated F A 2-4712. land. For information call F A 2-4060. R EN T A BED flollaway, Hospital ft Baby Baas. By Day, Week, or Month C A R R O LLS FURNITU RE Ph. F A 2-Sill 118 W. 1st SL 2 BEDROOM furnished apartment. F A 2-0C41. TW O bedroom furnished Apt. $35.00, 2101 Magnolia, P mumc FA 2-3331. Robert A. Williams. 4 ROOM Apartment. 306 Elm A ve. 322 2021. “ CLEAN quiet Rooms" The Cables. FA 3-0720. SENIOR Cltisen* may quali­ fy for L ife or Hospital In­ surant* to age 75. Fred J. Harris F A 2-7960 for appL 8hr franforb Aujr. 8, 1963 — Pupre 11 S3. Furniture Vrralb IW Nadine SelUer SW EETIE PIE to. lluninen* Opportunity FOR LEASE. Attractive, well located SERVICE STATION. Major oil Co. Has opportun­ ity for Service Station deal­ er. Excellent profit poten­ tial. Plenty of room. PA ID TR A IN IN G k financing available. Ph. FA 2 0343. 12. Real Estate For Sale 16. Female Help Wanted RECEPTIONIST for local JOHN E. FOX Doctor'a office. Give age, REALTOR reference!, name, address 110 N . Park A re. 323-0559 and phone number. Write P.O. Box 1569, Sanford, M C E small country CB fur­ Fla. nished Home on large lot. 13,500 .FA2-M91 from 7 G IR L for Housework, Satur­ a.m. to 6 p.m. day* only Mild have ref­ erence*. FA 2-3241. Jim Hunt Realty Office Night FA FA 2-2118 3-0941 335-0709 B u ford, Fla. 2134 Park Dr. f UKM SHED t k 2 Bedroom 412 EDITHA Circle Apartment. $55 L $65. New­ Highland Park ly decorated. Quesnel Apt. 7. 404 E. 14th St. 322-8194. Three bedroom block borne, kitchen equipped, Urge lo t 1 BEDROOM furnished du­ Total price $12,000.00 can plex apt. Adults. FA 2-3610. be financed under F1IA with only $900.00 down in­ Efficiency Apt. S3n Mo. up. cluding closing cost. Surplua City. 201 W. 1st. 17. Male Help Wanted SERVICE STATION ASST. M ANAGER This U an excellent opportunity for the man with an eye to th« future. No greasing, tire changing or car wash. Sta­ tion experience not necesaary at we provide on the job training. In reply state your age, education and marital status. How long have you resided at pres­ ent address? Applicants must be bondablc and area residents. The man we hire must be able to com­ mand the confidence and respect of his co-workers. Benefits include yearly vacation, major medical group insurance and profit sharing plan. Good start­ ing salary plus commis­ sions on all merchandise Hems. No doubt the man we want la working now. so all interview* will be strict­ ly confidential. Apply Im­ perial FU . Oil Co. 1208 S. Park Ave. *“T ,<C £ l r - ‘ T m going t o find ft nict, qu lst, d s ssrta d NEIGHBOR'S back yardl” 27. Special Service* 26. Radio & Television USED T.V. Set* 510 up. Ser­ ESSO Service Station on corvice calls $2.00. Sanford ner of 19th ft French Ave. T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford is taken over under new Ave. Ph. F A 2 9776. management. Wash jobs, tube jobs, motor tune ups. 27. Speciul Services Electric welding ft etc. Open week days 7-9. Sundayaft. Hoak's Esso. Pbone Mowing and edging, etc. Sat322-7392. ufactlon guaranteed. Ph. 29. Autom obile Service FA 2-1817. ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S CHOICE RENTALS Realtor UNFURNISHED .. Raymond Lundquist, Asso. 3 Bedroom $75.00 FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 3 Bedroom $83.00 3 Bedroom $100. SPACE 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths $125. (or the children In this big, shaded yard and right next to a lovely City park for more play activity. Three Auto Glass, Tops F R IG ID A IR E 1901 Park Avenue k Sea* Covers bedroom, 2 bath house has Salas k Service F A 2-5232 anytime separate dining room, G. H. HIGH Florida room, large, eat-in 1700 W. let St. Sanford FU R N IS H E D downstairs apt. and equipped kitchen, dou­ Ph. FA 2-3883 attic fan. Adults. Reason­ 304 W. 2nd St. F A 2 <032 ble garage and fiber glass able. F A 2-1854. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Piano Tuning and Repair covered patio. Extra bon­ W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 uses are parquet hardwood 2 BEDROOM Kitchen eqnpfloors, fireplace and oodles ped. NO-8-5593 for appoint­ SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ of closet space. See the m ent tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. owner at 1814 31ellonvUle Senkarik G lass and Paint 322 3306. FURNISH ED cottage. $63. a Ave. Company Trnn9mi88ion exjierience month. Located at Five 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-1922 preferred Points. FA 3-1467. Seminole Realty L A W N SERVICE A U T O GLASS & SE AT COVER CO. A U T O GLASS IN S T A L L E D AUTO M ECH AN IC H O LLE R MOTOR SALES Stenstrom Realty UNFURNISH ED large 2 bedroom Duplex. Fla. room. R ea l. Estate—Mortgages Electron heat. 14th St. Sanford, Fla. 11*. N. Park Ave. FA 2-2i20 Longwood. 838-3298. Ravenna Park FA 2-7493 18. Help Wanted 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen Evenings ESTATE Salesman. equipped. $73. FA 2-2838. FA 2 2677 FA 2 3829 FA 2-8360 R E A L Man or Woman, for subdivi­ 121 LA U R E L DRIVE SWIMMING Pool. 3 bed sion sales. Seminole Co. I BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ room, Dii bath Home. Write Box 22 c o Sanford ped Home. $93 a month. Transferred. Must sacri­ Herald. Ph. FA 2-9437. fice. p i Lake Dot Dr. AD V E R TISIN G SALE SM AN , (Sunland). 3 ROOM furnished Apartment. permanent position, gunran$55. Includes water & elec­ L A K E S Y L V A N . Canal front teed salary plus commis­ tricity. F A 2-8544. loL No. 41. 66 x 3 l*Hi for sion. Applicant must he am­ sale or trade on good model bitious and willing to lenro. SPACIOUS Home, Rose Court. car. Box 27, Belle Glade All replies confidential. 3 Bdrm. 2 balls. $135 mo. Fla. W rite Box 90, c/o The Ph. FA 2-0219 or FA 2-2378. Sanford Herald. IM M ED IATE Occupancy, two 3 BEDROOM, tloo a month. 3 bedroom model Koines. Plnecrest. 122 Shannon Dr. ID. SituaiiuriM W a n te d LM N Enterprises, 1 n c. Large living room, range Highland Ave. Longwood. BABYSITTING or liou*c furnished. Redecorated. T E 8-3911. work. FA 2 8198. 349-3321. PLNECREST. 3 BR. Urge tile CARE for Invalids. Exper­ 8 RM. Furn. Garage Apt. bath, built in range, refrig, ienced. Day. FA2 2782. 309 W. 16th St. drapes. Tree shaded lot. $300 down. Owner 322-4936. CHILDREN kept. FA 2 1182. 3 BEDROOM House. Clean k close in. Jimmie Cowan. BABYSITTING. 323 0380. F A 2-4013. Child Care FA 2-2274. HOUSE. Suitable for eouple TH E TIM E TESTI) FIRM o r bachelor. 3808 S. Elm. 116 N. Park Ave. FA 26123 21. Heauly Salons F A 2-2307. )25o DOWN. 3 Bedrooms, 1 Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop bath. Kitchen equipped. Cold wave special $6 95. Shop A IK CONDITIONED BR. In now has special facial 3 Rm. furn. Apt. $63. mo. $78 per mo. on Rosalia booth services. Hair sty I l l E. 8th St. FA 2 3716. Drive. FA 2-1509. ling, skin analysis facials, 3 ROOM furnished Garage NEW HOME: 3 bedrooms, manicure, pedicure. Call Apt. Water and electricity IV* baths, FU . room, kit­ for evening appt. furn. Call after 3:30 pin. chen equipped. FIIA finan­ 318 Palmetto Ave. F A 2-1303. ced, $300 down payment, PHone-door (1) 323-0934 $61 moodily. Phone-door (2) 322-8325 FU RN. House for rent, Inc. SAN • 8 KM REALTY T.V . Close in. Call FA 2John I*. Zeuli, Reg. Broker 23. B u ild - P a in t • R e p a ir 4250 after 6 p.m. 2619 S. French Ph. F A 2-7439 Semi-Retired Carpenter FURNISHED Apt. upstair*. ST. JO H NS RIVER. Lake Small Repair* — Painting Clean. 612 Park Ave. Ph. Harney. Furnished Camp Phone FA 2 7983 FA 2 3010. on 100' waterfront lot, ad­ joining lot available too. 23. Plumbing Service* HOUSETKAILER. $63. FA 2Call Owner at 319-319! 9087. PLUMBING (G eneva). Contracting Repairs CLE VN furn. Apt. 2617 Elm F REE ESTIMATES Ave. Near stores. No pel*. LO V E LY 4 bedroom, 2 bath Home. Reasonable. 123 E. R. L. H ARVEY SM ALL furn. Apt. Clean. All Jenkins Circle. 204 Saniord Ave FA 2 3383 — unut.ei. $ia. i ,s i i j fet. St. Johns Realty i BKUItOUM unfurnished Du­ plex. Excellent location. Kitchen equipped. 1001 B. Elm Ave. F A 2-5304. N IC E LY furnished Apart­ ments Park Apts 1717 Park Ave. FA 28112. A IR CONDITIONED 2 Bed­ room House furnished on large lot. $85 month. FA 20397. 2 BEDROOM unfurnished llouie with large fenced yard at 23u7 Yale Ave. Call FA 2-4313 after 5 p in. SMALL clean furnished Apt. Vicinity « f Foo-J Fair. Ad­ ult*. F A 2-0702. PUBLIC 31 A . P e U C. D E LL Appraiser A U C TIO N K K It Liquidator Licensed ft Bonded 1*03 Psloma Ave. Sanford. Fla. Ph. 122-83.11 F R E E E S T IM A T E k Upholstering Ms tire si ren­ ovating. New ft Used Furni­ ture. Call Nin Bedding Mfg. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. F A 2-211T. 2 u 1, 1■ 1 2 SHETLAND PONIES 668-5759 D E B A R Y SMITH Air-Condition lioirtiteration service. All work guaranteed. Very reason­ able in price. Day FA 2-7431 Night FA 2 2069. 1 FOR CHRISTMAS Pay each week ft have yours * EC H O LS paid for by Christmas. Wc will keep until Dec. 21. 3,1 Also Saddles, Blankets, bridles ft hitters. After 3 ' FA 2 3179 or FA 2 3077. T.V. PORTABLES '49 FORD club coupe. Good RCA .............................. $19.95 condition. F A 2 6719. $99.50 G .E ............................ $39.93 REFRIGERATORS Crosley $99.95. New Paint. Coldspot $90.95. New Paint. 1 G.E. Double door. New paint........................ <119.93 1 Leonard $99 95. New Paint Frigldaire $2U.95. It works. 1 Norge ......................... $49.93 Will trade on these or $3.00 down delivers any used ap­ pliance or T.V. Call Hob or Vergil at Goodyear. F A 3-2821. 335 W. 1st SI. $15.00 U T IL IT Y Trailer. 2 WhceL 6 x9' bed , $100 or reason­ B E D D IN G able offer. F A 2-«949. 300 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 SWIMMING instructions, levels. FA 2-3332. Tractor, mowing, blade, scoop. FA all discing, 2 7661. Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry s Mart 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 Sell Us Your Purnnure. Quick Service With the Cash. SUPER TRAD IN G POST FA 2 0677. MODEL - END PRICES NOW ( TODAY ONLY * ' Your EVINRUD E Dealer 304-94 E . 1st Ph. P A 2-990R 14’ D U C RAFT Runabout, l b * • windshield, steering, con. trols, 25 hp. Johnson motor, trailer. $350 cu h . T WO* llama Drive. P A 2-4180. ATTE N TIO N - Tw o 25 hp. Evlnrude Motors ready to go. $225. Will trade or fin* nance. .Class B Hydroplane with Mercury super 10 and l r 5|U* W n I.>rrv'* On*. board ft Machine. 412 San* ford Ave. 14' ORLANDO Clipper, 10 hp. Johnson, T-ailer, accessor* lea. $350. 2814 Iroquois A ve. F A 2-9507. 38. Motorcycles • Scooters BIKES repaired ft repainted. Free pickup ft delivery. Coy's Bike Shop. 414 San* ford Ave. FA 2-9663. 39. Trailers - Cabases 10x53' M OBILE Homs. Excel* lent condition. Merritt la* land. Pbone Newton ft 8378. T R A IL E R for rent. For in* formation call F A 3-5002. SPORTSCRAFT '58, SOxHF. 1 Bedroom, front kitchen, roomy, elean. Reasonable. Orlando 855-1943. 28' X BEDROOM lfousctrail* er. Cheap. 2919 Magnolia Ave. * SAVE MORE 4 Door Redan. Automatic Transmission, Radio, Heater, l.e*a than 40,0t>0 miles. Very clean! Our I 'r l c # .... ..... .... ..... ...... 1959 C H E VR O LE T BROOKWOOD .STATION W AGON, V-6. a u l a . trana„ radio ft heater, air condition­ ed, very clean *1195 1956 CH EVRO LET B E L A IR S T A T IO N W AGON. V-8. automatic Iran*., radio ft heater *695 One local owner T O D A Y ’S SPECIAL ONLY *695 1958 DODGE CUSTOM R O Y A L Four door sedan, auto. Iran*., V-$, power steering Sedan Super. Automatic Transmission. Heater. While with green Interior. A choice buy at .........._______ *795 1959 FORD 500 2 Door Hardtop. Automatic. Radio, lleatrr. Power Steering. Book valuo $1103.00. Our price — .... ........ 1961 M E R C U R Y M O N TE R E Y 600 1958 M E R C U R Y 2 DOOR the»c low *1035 cost 1958 FORD 9 PASSENGER dr- hardtop, A/T 2505 P A R K A V E . FA 2-0H61 895 UsMj. Spaded up. White Tires, lleatrr, A 'r Condition* ing! Only --------- --- ------------ ---- beuutien $J5Q Seminole Co.Motors 519 E. First St., Sanford FA 2-0614 Winter Park MI 7-2330 *795 -Att-tt-H rnrn rvlil unritr G W Wnrrnnty, Best o f financing available. ------------------------ $ 1 5 0 1954 K0KU'U,oru3 *595 Station Wagon. (Tran and r o o m y enough fnr the whole family. Yes, C Automatic Transmission, Music and ▼ heat! Specially priced at ................ ..... C l 120 BKJ STOCK 21D E. 2nd ST. F A 2-0711 1 9 5 6 FOKU at *895 1957 B U IC K SU PER “ CREAM PUFF” BUY look *895 llardlep. Ready to go! Rook value $680 Our Price .. ......— ..— ......— —. 1961 R E N A U L T D A U P H IN E Taka NO. *995 1959 R A M B LE R 4 DOOR You'll have to drive this on* to really appreciate its outstanding value! STOCK Waterway I960 R A M B L E R DELUXE This car is clean and in perfect condition throughout, equipped -w-fHr i ptninsric transmission ond heater A V E R A G E R E TAIL PR IC K $11(3 OUK S P E C IA L SA LE PRICE $2261°° T o The Robson Sporting Goods Save $400 Off Book Value! T H IS N E W 1963 U E L A IIt I HOOK SPE C IA L Gateway 4 Door Station Wagon. Less than 33,000 mile*. TarMae Drive, Radio, Heater, Power Steering, Power Brake. T O D A Y ’S SP EC IA L! H0LLERS/SANF0RD 37. Bouts • Motors 1960 B U IC K IN V IC T A 33. Furniture D RILLED, PUMPS, Air-Condition ing II. B. P O I’ E CO., INC. 3i BAMBOO blinds, 4 feet $t.W; SN APPIX Turtle Lawn Mow­ 1935 CHEV. Station Wagon, er. 25" cut. $60. F A 2-7992 new tranemiasioa. N eed* 9 feet $2.99; 9 feet $3.99; <-4 after 6. 10 feet $4 99. Also match radiator. F A 2-1949. o| stick blind*. Furniture Cen­ With purchase of Blue Lus­ 1959 FORD Fair lane. 4 dr. ter. IKK) French Ave. tre, rent Electric Carpet R. ft H. Auto., Power Steer, Shampooer for only $1 per W RINGER Washer, good conV-8, WSW. 322-142$. day. Carroll'* Furniture. dition. $20. FA3-8244. ■ j LAWNS Renovated - Aerate 32. Flower* • Shrub* Remove Thatch - Chinch LIGUSTItUM 30 cents to $13. Bug Spray (VC-13) - FertlGray Shadow* Nursery 'xe—Ph, FA 2 4244 4 mi. S. on Sanford Ave. M ANSFIELD LAWN SER WELLS S P R IN K LE R SYSTEMS WANTED reuahle couple to All Types and Sizes take up monthly payments We Repair and Service of $13 30 on 3 complete S T I N E rooms of furniture. Call Machinery and Supply Co. T K 8 1311, Casselberry, col­ 207 W. 2nd St. FA 26132 lect. 134. Articles For Belt BEDS FOR RENT Hospital, Rollnwaya, Juve­ ACCORDION. 120 Bass, white 1V» TON Air - Conditioner. nile. FR E E delivery and 19,000 BTU. 220 volt. Shatpearl ft case. $76. Pick-up. low well, pump, tank ft F A 2-5187. FU R N ITU R E CENTER pipe. Electric Range and 1100 French Ave. FOR SALE By Owner. 1 all o f this in excellent con­ Ph. F A 2 7953 Used Alr-Condltloner. $150. dition. 322-9901. 1 Used Air Conditioner $50. 34. Articles For Sale See A1 Lyon at Sanford 34-A Swap or E xthaagi Electric. Ladies shorts, Wc. Sleeping BUY, Sell ft Trade Guns. bags, tarps, tents. Surplus ALEM1TE Wheel balance Osteen Bridge Fish Camp City. 20t W. 1st. * $500. 8-12 roll Battery char* ft Gun Shop. gar $95. Spark plug clean­ READY M IX Concrete, win­ er $30. FA 2-4190. WILL trade in good riding dow sills, lintels, steps, horse on Gravely tractor blocks, sand, cement, rock, 20 Cu. ft. DEEP Freeicr. and mower. Call 947*7238 pipe, steel, grease traps, Cheat type. Need* paint or contact Gravely Tractor dry wells, stepping stones. F A 2-5596. Sale* and Service at 143 N. UlrerW I7m rr«l* To Orlando Are., Maitland, W A R N IN G 309 Elm. Ave. FA 2-3731 Fla. You Should Try This Re­ SINGER AU TO M ATIC claimed, Zlg Zag Sewing SEW ING machine-, like-new, Machine Before You Buy. S3. 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Standard trans­ . . . . $69.50 Motorola, new picture tube mission. Perfect condition. ‘ ..................................... $79.95 Owner moved north. 3lust rhilco, new picture tube sell. F A 2 2806. .............. $9.00 ............................ $79.95 2ft Silvertone, new picture tube CHEV. Pickup. $75. Melal $29.50 Trailer $25. 312 E. 5th. ' ............................ $99.95 B U C K MARE. Gentle. FA 2- , 9106 after 3 p.tn. A U C T IO N Pursuant to nn ordrr by th.- owner. » r will **11 at publie auction the content, o f the hra/rr Trsdint Pont located at 220 N. Amelia. Sal., Aus. 10, at 1:30 p. in. Newr partial contents Indudr antiques, picture*, cut glass, pressed gl*»*. cases, table war*, book., .lu ffed animals, clothinx. mirrors, old liullrr churn, trunk* and many itrm* loo niimrrous to mention. Some item , o ir r 100 yrars old. AH sale* in CASH and to the highml bidder. |lu*inr*. will also be offered in bulk and proof of income can he verified by owner. I.ow rent. This I* a money maker for anyone. COME ONE COME A L L Fivture. and Household Items inrlujrd. LE W IS ROOFING SEMINOLE ft VOLUSIA Repair or New Any Type Contract or Hour BONDED ROOFING CO. 34. Articles Fee flftk ^RAMBLER �\ W '. eft? Casselberry Lions Hold Formal Installation of food to needy families. Tha club apaarbaaded a to ear* tha lutpte Nursing Boom in Panford, helping w k i MCU1117 bnprortmmta. They pLaced an elderly m m la tha borne end bought • hearing ti4 tor m deaf pereoa. Ueaa Chb La*ee Night foot laat Itaadajr might at the Hoeee of Steak* la Winter Park. Maymoai Marrle, ehh aeeiaterjr and depot/ diatrlct goveraer of SS-O, aerred aa mut> or ef coramoalaa . Officer* war* formally ln« Mailed by Diatrkt Gorarnor John “Tlgor1 Miner of Oeoee, baring bean previously Install* ad by At Laaor informally at a regular meeting. Certla Blow waa Initailed a* praaidant and ether* officer* are Darrin Sbaa, Brat rice president; CTyda Kara*, aecond rlca prealdent; Jimmy Prer att. third rice prealdent; Kay* roond Morri*, aecrotary; Carl Jack, traaaarar; A1 Jewell, Bon tamer and Dan Lott, tail twlater. Director* are Miller Eraaa, C. K. "Bud” Fieher and Milton Freeman. Miller Erana waa named *ll«H of the Year” and waa praaentad with a lion itatuett* for hie falrthful eervice to the club. Erana, who waa a chart* er member, alao rectlred a 12* year perfect attendance tab. A1 Laaor of tho Colonial* F R A N K MORRIS, left, outgolnK prenident of town Llona Club preeented at* the Casselberry Liona Club, displays uttrnctive tendance awards. Al Jewell bronze plaque presented to him by the club at u waa awarded a 17-year perfect Ladies N ig h t Iiunquet held laat Thursday night attendance tab. Twtlra year In W in ter Park. A t right la Miller Evans with tabe were given charter mem the “ Lion o f the Year” award which he received. her* ay Morris, Leonard Cae* acHmrry, Hibbard Caiaclbcrry, Ben Erana and Bud Flahar. Fred Laager rtceirad his 10 year perfect attendance tab; Carl Jack, nine year; Milton Freeman, four year; Frank Morria, George Culpepper and Jimmy Praratt, 2 year and Stanley Pattaraon and Dan By Mena Grtastesd fees will be used for payment Lott, ona year . Those receiving 100 per cent North Orlando Civic Ann. of the electricity, keeping the attendance awarda for the President Roy Burke announ­ grass cut In the immediate past year were Paul Altman, ced at Monday night's meet­ area and needed repairs on Curtia Blow, Hibbard Cassel­ ing o f the group that the the building. 3lore than $t00 berry, Leonard Casselberry, leaae for management of the already has been spent by Ben Erana, Miller Erana, Bill Recreation Area Community Uie association on repairing Diggla, C K. Fisher, Milton Building has been signed by and improving the facility Each organization wilt lie Freeman, Carl Jack, Jimmy association officials ami will Goodman, Dan Hoaric, Tom be turned over to North Or­ responsible for its own clean Hueaton, Clyde Kcrcc, Dan lando Co. Manangcr Frank up detail and will he subject Lott, Stanley Patterson, Jim­ Fasula for signatures of com­ to a f l penalty if the build ing is left dirty or in dlsor my Praratt, Fred Yeager, pany officials. Darwin Shea, Frank Morris, The lesse, ss drawn by der. Reservations must he made Stewart Ilelmly, past presi­ Al Jewell and Ray Morria. Immediate Past District dent o f the association, re- in advance with 3lr. and Governor Hugh Duncan of qulrea a fee of $2 from csch lira. George Sommers who, Sanford presented a brans* organization using the build­ aa cuilodiani, hold the key plaque to Frank Morris, out* ing. Children's organisations which should be picked up from them and returned to going president, from the are excepted. Sum* derived from theae them. clsb. Tha lovely floral centerpiece given ae n door pris# waa won by Mr*. Frank Morris. 0 1 t ? f & m f o r b S m t U i £ditwn COUNTY NEWS Bridge Club To Change Meeting Place Officials Tha club annually presents the John Philip Sousa Award to the outstanding bund mem­ ber at Lyman High School and ronducta a wrlfure pro­ ject at Christum* time distrib- Oviedo Plans Fish Fry By Bernice hvLey Preliminary plana are being made by the Oviedo Athletic A*sn. to sponsor a fund-rais­ ing fish fry on Sept. 7. The event will be held at John Courier F i e l d a f t e r which a Football Clinic for •pecU tun will taka place. / lly .Mrs. Adam .Muller eondtirted to provide recrea­ tion and entertainment for tha numlK-r o f youth* attending tha Summer Itecri-ntlon Pro­ gram bring held ut the De­ lta ry Community Center un­ der auspices o f the Dellnry Civic Assn. Last Thursday evening soma 20 youngster* were treated to a skating party at Mrludec Itink iii Kunfurd and this Thursday evening a re­ peat trip is being planned. A liasvlmll ganio, held Inst Saturday at the High Banka ltd. diamond, proved as popu­ lar fo r sptclaturs us for the players. The addition of “ Jump M. Mueller and Mrs. Janie* DeBary Firemen Sponsor Dance lly Mrs. Adam Muller The Dellary Volunteer Fire­ men sponsored a Dunce last Saturday evening nt the Fire Rrcrentlon Hall. Harold Jenkina was in charge of dun, ing and tiie music. ty dances, “ Alley Cat"; Square Dancing to the tun* of “ The Trail O f The Lone­ some Pine"; "S ilver Sands.” the nil time favorite; I'ulkus and Waltzes, “ Little Shoo", spicey Cba-l'ha Burnt'*. It was announced by Durwin Bruce o f the Entertainmint Committee that Satur­ day night dances would l>e changed front the first and third Saturdays, to the ond and fourth Saturdays o f each month. Please note change o f dates. Harrison Bcrnrittsr served his famous fire twill hot dogs, coffee end soda*. EDITOR'S ante: TW first newsletter sad film baa keen received from Herald regarter Jaae Casselberry whe la mi a eamptag trip te the flmeky Mountains with Boy Scaet Troop 211 ef Cae•elberry. Postmarked Sloeday eveadag, the report read*: a a # tha DeBary today that next Tuesday's 1 p.m. meeting will be held In the Recreation Hall of the DeBary Fire Hall lnatead o f a t the Community Center. At thia time members o f the club w ill vote on location o f futur* meetings. This week’s meeting saw 10 table* directed by Howard Middleton in play. Winner* were, N S, first, 3Ir*. Frank AusUn and Mar vin L in g ; second, Dr. and Mrs. Earl Sandbom; third, Mra. Arthur Willgoose and Howard Middleton and fourth, Mrs. Ruth Blatt and Sirs, C. It. Andrews, KW, first, Mrs. Thornton Smith and Harry 31. Brown; second, Mrs. Loris Weeks and Mr*. Frank Holder; third, Mr. and Mr*. William Woodlock and fourth, Mr*. 3llnnle licit* msn and F. It. Froehlick. Events Meet Demands In DeBary Program Schedule Sufficient events nre being Boy Scouts On W ay To Smokies Duplicate Bridge Club advised North Orlando Civic Assn. Signs Lease On Building Darwin Shea gave the in­ vocation and led the group singing. Serving on one committee to plan the affair were Dun Lott, chairman and Miller Evans, Stanley Patterson and Jimmy Pievatt. Visiting Lions dignitaries and guests were Internatlonsl Counselor snd Mr*. Willlnm Wallace o f Winter Park; Past District Governor and 3|r*. Hugh Duncan, Sanford; Dep­ uty District Governor ami Mra. I.azor, Orlando; Mr. and Mra. Gean Giimartin, Sanford; Joo Ilarncs, Sunfurtl and Mr. and Mr*, l'uul llu lt of Tucson, Arlzuna. Some o f the club projects fo r the past year were review­ ed by Kuymond Morris. In line with the ninin project o f Lion Club*, aiding the blind and ■Ight conservation, the group supplied puirs o f eye glusses, arranged fur 38 eye examinations for needy indi­ viduals, supplied unu talking book, one white cane, gave $30 fo r the Florida Foundation for the llllml and affiliated with the Scinlnolu Hospital Ky* Bank Association. Two of the cluli members, Clyde K e n t and Milton Freeman, served on tiie board of directors of S1IKUA. The Lions Club sponsored Seoul Troop 311 o f Coshelps support IU of P A G E 12 TH U RS., AU G UST 8, 1968 Rope," under direction of .Mra. Rucker, was a popular attrac­ tion at Krhlny morning's pro­ gram while the younger group enjoyed playing “ London Bridge Is Falling Down" and making rutmits under super­ vision o f Charlotte Wells und Tom a Arinno. Croquet games were doubled a* the new set was put into use with Mrs. W, Lskeman and Mrs. George Gerling di­ recting. Croquet and Shuffleboard are game* much In do mand by the young people who have chosen team* in both a* well a* for talde tenni* and volleyball. Popular aiming tin* teen­ agers Is tho lliursday a fter­ noon Folk Dancing instructed by Mr. ami Mr*. Joseph Kreis and last Friday night there were four set* going through the pace* o f Square Dancing under direction o f Huruld Jenkin* who signed the group up for 13 weeks o f instruction. Several of the adult group joined the teenagers in dancing "Silver Sand*,” a western style square dance. Bear Lake School Urges Registration Enrollment o f children not previously registered at tha flzar Ijik e Elementary School is urged a* anon n* possible, Principal George Dabhi an­ nounced today, 8chool offices now art open from 0 a.m. until 2 p.m. on the weekday* and registration may lie made nt any time. Those enrolling first grad­ ers should bring birth certifi­ cates or other definite proof of age. Residents o f the area who are in doubt aa to whether or nut their children will attend the Bear Lake School are ask ed to call the office at TK 80417. The names o f all children already registered or who have previously attended the school will be posted on the door of their home rooms on tiie opening day o f school. Students are to report directly to their rooms at this time, Cub-O-Ree Set In Apopka The annual Weklva District Cub-O-Ree will lie bold from I until 7:30 p.m. this Satur­ day at the Apopka Elemen­ tary School on Hwy. I l l in Apopka. Registration I* scheduled from l until 2 p.m. Activities planned during the afternoon include the Space Derby, new event; the 1‘inewood Der­ by and a special ruce for Duds for which each father is required to make his own ear. Handicraft exhibits will he on display all afternoon. Individual Pack meetings nre scheduled from 1:30 until 5:15 p.m. nt which time a picnic supper will he served. The evening programs from U until 7:30 p.m. will include the awurds ceremony, camp­ fire program nml a luiotcnany featuring tbu Den Mutbers t Kitchen Bund. South Seminole Civic Association Names Welcome Wagon New Committee Chairmen Enjoys Parly Mcmhera o f the South Sem­ inole Welcome Wagon New­ comer* Club enjoyed a swim­ ming party and luncheon held last Thursday nt the home o f Mr*. Joyce Merrifiehf on Crys­ tal Bowl Circle In Casselberry. Attending were Mrs. Harold Dickinson und daughter Adri­ enne, Mr*. Jack Fritter and children Wayne and Wendy, Mra. Joseph Sahlmtinl and granddaughter Nadine Spieckermnnn. Mra. Hubert I'aulsen, .Mr*. Wayne N or r i » a n d daughter Sandy, Mrs. Agnes Williams, Mrs. Sue Gutea and daughter Juanita, Mra. Luther .Miles, Mr*. Joseph Peterson and grandson Ronnio Cotsin; Mr*. Ilerschul Chapman and sons John, Bob and Charles, Mrs. L. Pettinsti and daughter Missy, Mrs. Dottle Peters,| .Mr*. V irgil Cordell and son Dorian, Mrs. G reg Rutenkroger, Mr*. Wilbur Stewart und .Mrs. Hup Hruby and children K itty, Dennu and Margaret. In Rehearsal Tho Little Theatre Group o f DeBary is in rehearsal for the pluy, “ You Can't Take It With Y’ou." A few more men arc needed to fill the cast and those interested arc invited to join the group now melting at the Community tenter. New Committee Chairmen for the North Orlando Civic Assn, were appointed by President Hoy Burke at this month's meeting of the group held Monday night in tiie Community Building of the Village Recreation Area. Those named were ways and means, Mr. and Mrs. Pat DelVillaggio; welfare and welcoming, Mrs. Donald Nall, Mrs. EwrrlghUon Harvillc and Mrs. Waynen Evers, new resident of the commun­ ity; social activities, Henry Ward; Building and housing, Boyle Joins Minute Maid The appointment of Robert W. Boyle of Maitland to the Public Relations stuff o f Min ute Maid Co. has been anttouneed by It. E. Hinton, vice president o f public relations, Hoyle, who hold* a BA dogtev from Rollins and an MA degree from Columbia Uni­ versity. will serve us A d ­ ministrative Assistant to the Vice President o f Public Re­ lations. Since his discharge from the Navy in 134*5, he has been a newspaper reporter, teacher, film producer and, more recently, advertismg agency aeI count executive in Orlando. Coach Dave Miller, who was reation Program in Cat»i-ll>erry, has pronounced it a n ie ­ ces* due to the fine parliripation front tin- youngsters in the community. He ha* every hope that the program will be repeated next summer. Participation was especially good in the <5-12 )i«ir old agegroup directed by Coach Jim Clark and 31ra. Mary Trawick. The coaches give much o f the credit for the auccese to lairry Miller and the Casselberry Recreation Commission who have cooperated by keeping the playgrounds in shape and Installing the necessary equip­ ment. With the addition of the tennis courts ami basketball court now being built, they feel next year's program promises to lie even more suc­ cessful. Result* o f the Junior Olym­ pics held for the fl-12 year old* on Friday, the last day of the program, were as fol­ lows: Foot race, 11 years and over, buys; Mike Coyle, 1st ami Don Lovelace, 2nd; lt> )*a r old hoys, Jim Clark, 1st; ( Kicky Murphy, 2nd and John Casselberry, 3rd; 7-3 year old boys, Byron Coleman, 1st; and Steve Miller, 2nd; 15 and under boy*. Kay Miller, 1st; and Scott Clark 2nd. Girls, It) and 11 year* old, Sandra Lovelace. 1st; Beverly Wofford. 2nd and Roberta Dysert, 3rd; 3 year obi girls, Debra Gordon, 1st and Cindy Coleman, 2nd; girls, 7 sml un­ der, Fruncine .Murphy, 1st; Linda MacPherson, and Nonrey Lovelace, 3rd. Winners in the Broad Jump were: 11 and over, 3lik«» Coyle. 1st; Beverly W offord, 2nd and Don Lovelace. 3rd; 3 year olds. Uyiou Colemau, 1st; Debbie Civic Group To Entertain At Supper Cheerleaders ; Asked To Sign At Lyman High lies Close Program In Casselberry in charge o f the summer Rec­ Twenty Boy Scouts o f Caeselberry Troop 341 left about 10:3o a.m. Sunday aboard •ha frmin hn« fnr a two week camping trip to the Smoky Slountalns. A large group of friends and relatives gathered to bid them '•goodbye” and make sure they had plenty o f goodies and spending mon­ ey. Scouts making the trip are Junior Assistant .Scoutmas­ ter Dan Caaselberry, Senior Patrol Leader Ricky Cassel­ berry, Larry and Johnny Hearns, Billy and Danny L IN E D U P fo r a final Dempsey. Jerry Skialuk, A l­ photograph, top photo, len Sullivan. Kris Cass, Bob before departure Sun­ Glaze, Peter Montgomery, day morning, Cassel­ Bill Daniel, Eddie Cundlff, Bruce Dcbeer, John Sparks, berry Boy Scouts and Rex Pierce, Dennis Marchestheir guests immedi­ sno, Ricky Jackson, Rill ately thereafter board­ Dandcrra and David Krohne. Accompanying the boys are ed the Scout Bus fo r a two-week camping trip Scoutmaster W. T. Daniel Jr., his ;wlfe, Mickie and to the Great Smoky their children, Beth. Tina, M o u n t a i n s. Bottom Terri and Tim m y; m y hus­ photo shows Johnny band, Leonard, who is troop Hearns, le ft and Bill committee chairman, myself, and our daughters, Melenda Daniel looking o v e r kiln on tour o f Oconee and Cathy. The bus and our atation Cluy Products Co. plant in Milledgeville, Ga., wagon are packed with gear which the scouts tour­ and campers. Several of the troop “ dads” ed on Monday a fter­ had been working fo r weeks noon a f t e r enmping getting the bus in shape for overnight at L i t t l e the trip. A gas refrigerator Ocmulgee S t a t e Park was installed and two rows Park nenr McRae, Ga. of pipes were attached to the (H erald Photos) top of the bus to carry tha tent poles. The troop recently pur­ chased 10, 8x10 foot wall lent* being retired from Camp l^anoche and these also are stored atop the bus with a ladder attached to reach them. After getting off to an au­ Bill Hahn and public rela­ spicious start Sunday morn­ tions, Mrs. J. D. Grinstead. ing it was rather discourag­ By Mona Grinstead Heads o f all committees ing when the fan belt gave Final plant were annuuii will be responsible for their way when we had only gun« ted at Monday night'* meetown organization. as far at Apopka. In other business the group ing of Urn North Orlando Civ­ The Boy Scout motto Ij took under advisement the ic Assn, for the group to en­ " be prepared" so. naturally, suggestion made by Burke tertain at a covered dish Scoutmaster Daniel was pre­ that future elections o f ofispare belt supper this Saturday for all pared with a ccrs he changed from May which he and l-conard in­ members, former member* to January of each year. stalled without too much de­ Burke pointed out that the and invited guests. lay. Those receiving letters of annual July 4th Celebration, The remainder of the day's which is growing each year, invitation are asked to bring trip was rather uneventful follows closely behind the a covered dish and meet and we arrived at our first present election month and with tiie group at tho Com­ overnight stop. Little Ocmulthat it would be better if o f­ munity Building in the Rec­ gee State Park near McRae, ficers of the association had reation Area at 4:30 p.m. Ga., before dark. more time to prepare for the for a period of dancing and Here we set up camp and games before the supper event. cooked our “ banquet din­ which wilt be served at 4 ners" of hamburger, pota­ p.m. toes, carrots and onions, all Meat, beverage and rolls wrapped in foil and cooked for the nical will be provid­ over hot charcoal. ed by the association. 3!onday morning we broke Those in charge of plan­ camp after breakfast and ning for the supper are Mr. headed north again. and Mr*. Chuck Rowell, Girls interested in trying Afttr lunch in MilledgeI chairmen and Mr. and Mrs. out for Varsity Cheerleader villc, Ga., the group toured ' Bill Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. Ewat Lyman High School were the 40 acre Oconee Clay Pro­ I right son Harvillc. Mr. and reminded today by Mrs. Louduct* Co. plant there. This ; Mrs. Do ns Id Nail and Mr. i.-e Gilpin, sponsor, that they company supplies sewer pipe sml Mrs. Pat DelVillagglo. ; ; ' ™ used by Casselber­ should stop in nt the school ry Utilities and thcreforu to sign up before next Monproved to be of special in­ day. terest to our campera who This registration it impor­ were shown the many steps tant since it will give school used in making various siz­ authorities time to determine es of clay pipe and how they tilth candidate's eligibility be^ ^ ^ M are dried, glazed and baked . . . ............. In hug* ovens which arc By Jane Casselberry tiled for 31omlay at 8:30 a.m. Congressman Edward J. heated to 2,0ou degrees farFinal selection will be made Gurney o f Winter Park will enheit. I l f you think it's hot the following week. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders be the featured speuker at in Florida, you should be Gurney To Speak At GOP Dinner will not be chosen until start a dinner to be held at th e , bterc!) Our next stopover will be Cherry Plaza Hotel in Ori-tbsll Gordon, 2nd and Cindy Cole -1 man. 3rd; 7 years and under, | Linda Macpherson, 1st; Fran f cine Murphy, 2nd and Nancy Lovclace. 3rd. Ball Throw champs s i t e ! It and over, Mike Coyle, 1st; Don Lovelace, 2nd and Bev­ erly W offord, 3rd; 10 yv.ir olds, Ricky 3lurphy, 1st; Jim Clark, 2nd and Mary Hoover, 3rd: 8 and 9 year olds. Byron Coleman. 1st; Steve Miller, 2nd and Cindy Coleman, 3rd; 7 and under, Scott Clark, Its; Lynn MscPherson, 2nd snd Nancy Lovelace, 3rd. Beverly W offord received tl.s sportsmanship award. n lnhrntinn NetS $165,83 By .Moos Grinstead Reports made at this mon­ th’s meeting of the North Orlando Civic A»»n. by T rea­ surer Bill Ryan revealed that a total o f $223.04 was real Uid from las, mQD|h-g Jul) 4th Celebration with a net profit o f $183.83 remaining after all bills were paid. Hy an said that the biggest moneymaker at the celebra­ tion was the auction which look in $130. lia, Ga. 7 p.m. All 17 Republics legislators ure expected to be- present for the dinner which will be held in conjunction with the quar­ terly meeting o f the State By Donna Estes Federation of Young Repub­ Mr*. John Hanner. Longlican Club*. wood librarian, has announced Tho dinner will bv open to that a book return door ha* the public with tickets avail- j been Installed in the library »<» able in Seiuinule County from that borrower* may return the Seminole County Chamlwr book* at any time before or o f Commerce office In Sanford after regular library hour*. und from E. Pope Bassett at The library is open on Tues­ the Campbell Building at 300 days from 7 until 8 p. nt., on S. Maitland Ave., Maitland. Thursdays from 3 until 5 p. m. An atUtidanre o f 300 per. and on Saturday* from 9:30 sons ia expected. until 11;30 a. m Library Installs Return Door J �§ Economic Gains In Seminole County Listed ** • 0 £ otltr S a n fo rfo etoc' Razing o f 12 condemned buildings will be commenced Monday by city work crewx, according to City Manager Feta Knowlea. Feta ,sald the Brock eatatei ha* agreed to the tearing down o f eight buildings on the southwest corner o f Third Street and French Avenue, with the estate to pay the costs. City manager also said that al­ though Mis Jeanette Laing has Ignored notices from the city, workmen w il commence to rase four condemned houses owned by her at 8(KI!i, 106 and 808H Maple and 1008 B elly. • « » Budget Needs Of Chamber Given Board W E A TH E R : Svnttereil nftemoon and evening thundershowers through S atu rday; high today in 90s; low tonight in 70s. VOL. 311 United Press Leased W ire Established 1908 FR I.. A U G U ST 9. 1903 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Seminole NO. 774 economy first quarter o f 1063 when G00 new jobs were created In In­ Kennedy Infant Loses Battle dustry, bringing the total civ­ ilian labor employment to 13,500, it was reported by F. B. Roumillat J r „ president o f the Chamber o f Commerce, when he presented the Cham­ ber’s budget request to tha County Commission Thursday. Kouinlllnt e x p a n d e d hia statement by adding the Flor­ ida Development Commission summary covering the last five years reveals 2,300 new inuustrini job* in ihv iv -n ty , with nn estimated $0 million annual payroll. • • • President Altamonte To Close Carries Sad News To Wife Water Bond Contract M AYOR L A W R E N C E SWOFFORD . . . . .130 Signatures Bob Besscrer said today that R. £ . Forter was the firs t to call him a “ pea-pickOTIS AFB, Mass. (L’ F I) • r ’’ after his picture appear | President Kennedy, red-eyed ed on Thursday’s front page, Closing transactions o f Al- the Government H o u s i n g 1with fr jc f o w the |0M (lf hu showing hint and Bill Hemphill and Mayor Tom McDon- tamonte's $350,000 revenue Home and Finunee Agency, two day old son, joined his bond sale to finance the town’s I Swafford spent most o f the aid In a pea patch. wife Jacqueline hero today to new water system w ill take • • • day Thursday signing the 880! com' f 07 t'h e r” In their'tim e H LH officials from Dallas place Aug. 10 when Mayor bunds which ure each of $1,000 tragedy. were in town teday. R. E. Lawrence Swofford, T o w n denomination. The President flew here Porter learned they were Clerk James Fslmer and the Addition of the new wuter helicopter a few hours n fler town attorney, S. J. Davis Jr., looking around fo r other system fimuieing will see the Puti ilk llouvier Kennedy died places to Invest some o f that truvel to Atlanta to deliver, towns annuul budget hit un in a Boston hospital o f a Texas money in the Sanford in person, the signed bond, to all time high o f slightly more rcapitory ailment. than $100,00, Swofford said area. Ib e Fresident’s face was e # e today. However, no millage swollen as he left the hellSheriff J. L. Hobby’s de­ rate increase will be necessary fopj,,r Bmj literally leaped up puties were out along the since the system will pay It* ho, piUll W lth him own way and the grnernl op­ wus his brother. A lly , lien, western edge o f the county erating budget will remain ap­ Robert F. Kennedy. early today, setting up read proximately the same ns In I blocks in search o f a couple An hour and a half after men who had fommltted a the past year. Interest on the the President arrived, pn-ss robbery in Lake County. One TA M FA (U P I ) — Mrs. bonds will la- paid from the McreUry ,.ierrr Salinger said man later was caught in our Amanda Evelyn King, 30, was cigurrtlr sale, tax fund. the chief executive had been neighboring bailiwick a n d released from police custody More than n ndle of the wa­ alum- with Ids wife for most hounds were after the second, late Thursday a fter officers ter pipe already has hcen laid ( of that time. Other fam ily at last reports. decided she killed her husband, und it is expected that the ineinliers had been with her at will he in operati on' "I! " " " Harry S. King. 57, in self de­ system , ., ____ __ 1 interval*. There wn* no indiwithin the next (SO day*, t h e 1 ... .. , . , The proposed state univer­ fense. ............... , *.......... ration cation w whether ild her Kennedy had sity fe r East Central Florida main line is in south to M l 430 . . . . , . hi* w ife to till her I , „ , . , called Ills und lateral lines are being laid wil come under discusion at B l l t t S T e s t i f i e s of their sorrow before In* a r­ 2 p.m. Tuesday when Cham­ A T L A N T A (U P 1 ) — For­ this week with pressure tests rival. ber o f Commerce officials mer Georgia football coach ex|iected to be completed be­ It was learned that Kenne­ meet with County Commis­ Wallace Butts took the w it­ fore the week is out. dy '* brother Sen. Edward M DOW N W IT H T H E G IA N T S — ON W ITH TH E Swofford reminded that oner sioners. ness stand today and denied Kennedy wus flying here to • • • ( ‘inlets! Giant* Minor League Training llusc sign emphatically denied that he an area is tested and accepted, Ik* with the fitst family. came tlown Thursday as work inogrea.Hca on the NOTE TO MRS. DYKE- gave vital football secrets to resident* w ill lie required to There was no way of know­ opening o f the Sanford N aval Academy, sche­ M A : R. E. Forter still looking opposing coach Paul Hear Dry- pay a $G0 connection fee plus ing how Mrs. Kennedy, who duled fo r Sept. If». Bobby Willinma (on the naif) the present $10 deposit if they into that question you raised >ank uf Alabama. ’^bud been niaWng fine recovery and Johnny Williams, (holding Giant* sign) gong • ' - wild; t»i rereWc city water. the other day. So far, I'V ty- v from Ihe Cafsnrcnn surgery, luck — and the one man, wut taking the tragic Idow. who should have the answsr CHICAGO ( D P I ) Tin The .Tl-ycwr-old Mr*. Ken­ has been unavailable. Will National Bar Association, sn nedy wna making good progkeep trying. organisation uf N egro law : re«s in her recuperation from ycru, today considered wheth­ the Cnesiui-nn surgery. Col. Byron It. Patton, s<»- er to accept an American Bar White It.use pre.-s Secre­ eial security district manager Association o ffe r to place a tary Fierro Salinger, in mak­ at Orlando, hn» requested Negro on its "hoard o f dtrecH A M It! 7.9 .V . Bermuda in g the somber announcement “ The Clock” to edvi»e a lio$R tori.’ ’ (U P lM ilu rrtca n e Arlene hit of5 the child’s death, said: which Is being widely adver­ Only a slight increase—lo a tised as containing exclusive' lll(, little more thnn 11,000— is exJacksonville “ lowered keep breathing was too much information and "tips" on j Q AG It A pecteil in school enrollment U.S.S.R. • ( U P l l ^ n hour today, the IT. boom” on Sanford 8-1 Thursfur his heart,” "H ow to g'-t twice ns ^ I Secretary of State Dean Rusk feather Bureau repotted. Salinger said the child *im day evening to capture the social security’ ’ has liot been; amj Sovjet p rem ier N iW u ASr-ne’s full force hit Jhc ply could not stand tin- strain cleared by the Social Securi­ Khrushchev met at this Sunny title o f state champions in the craggy tila n tie Island just put on his 17-inch-long Imdy ty Administration, in spite Black Sea resort in an atmos­ before 1! a. m.. F-ST, the Mi- by ths Inability to hn-nthe Little Major League in the f|. o f claim* to the contrary. In phere of shlrtsleuved infor­ mil game of the series at Panumi Weather Bureau wild. properly. A pressure chamber fact, Colonel Patton said, mality tiMlay fo r hard-headIt said the hurricane was was the final effort by peiii- j uma City, some o f the advice which, if ed talk* aimed at easing cold moving toward the northeast atricinns to ruse this burden ! h’unford's inly run was s fcllowed, could place a per­ war tensions and guarantee­ at aliout 22 inph. and for a sliort timo it seemed homer slammed out by Cecil son in a worse rather than ing th« security o f West Ber­ Weather • season Bermud­ to be working. a better financial position. lin, Simpson in the first inning. ian resident nminued u workArrangements are being Take care! Although Skipper Senkarlk as usual schedule this morning niudr for the baby's funeral to • • • before the hurricane hit. Mil- ( j struck out II opposing blitters >e In-Id Saturday, the IV lute Bill Stemper, Chip Sharon, itary and civilian aircraft and allowed only six hits, House said. Harold Unger, Ralph Unger, j were grounded except hurri­ 'Jacksonville hunched it* luck Charles Stein and Richard I cane hunter plune* trucking Rums ami their advisor, E ., in the third und fumth ilitile storm. H. Unger, have returned from | nlnif . Jut ksonville’a Rh u -. TALLAHASSEE ( UP I ) — a three-day meeting of the I Dr. Raymond K. Shclinc, Burlier allowed only two hits' Order of DeJI-duy at St.J Police Chief Roy Williams P A LA TK A (U P I) A Florida State University pro­ iimf struck out 13. Petersburg. Harold Unger re-' made a taste • test trip to reived his Blue Honor Key i the Rotary pea patch Thurs- Navy fighter accidentally fir­ fessor of chemistry and phy­ | Sanford’s All-Stni* will ured a rocket into a pasture sics, was named today con­ live home b y ’ bus today be­ and was appointed state first day and pronounced: preceptcr. Bill Stemper was ’"These ’These black - eyed pea, about 12 miles south of here sultant to the Physical Sci­ tween | und 4:30 p. in. appointed personal represent- taste like goobers, aril are Thursday, narrowly missing ences Facilities Divison of JOHN KHIDKU Sanford 1 o o 0 o 0 - 1 2 •• ativve o f the state master a mighty good buy at SI 50 a prize stallion, authorities Ihe Natunal Science Founda­ Jax 0 0 3 5 0 x 8 A I a bushel.” tion. said today. councilor to district 3 The chief said that he plans "D og Day*” arc here and <° Purchase five bushel* for snake* are on the move! I f Prwoncrs at the city! iu u v a “ These are facta,” Roumillat stated, “ which unquestionably bear out the importance o f the Chemher’s program to work for diversification in the econ­ omy of our nrea.” The Chamber president also pointed out "tw o specific and very significant development* which were effected by this Chsmlter in the pnst year; The creation uf the St. JohnsIndian River Canal District and the designation o f tho Sanford Naval A ir Station ius a permanent fucility by tha Navy Department. These two accomplishments, spearheaded by your Chamber o f Commerce, resulted from year* o f co-ordinnted e ffo rt by citizen* o f Seminole County.” • • e ... W ife Released o f ('apt. John Williams, (commandant o f cutlets) assist Jimmy Furman, sou o f Col. II. A. Furman. Academy superintendent, in removing the old board. A new sign identifying the Sanford N aval Academy stain w ill be placed on the building. (Herald Photo) Offer Studied Arlene Slams Into Bermuda Rusk. Nikita Tar ' -S22JS? M Eff ^ -SSL". Williams Smacks Lips Over Peas - Jax Champion As Sanford loses 8-1 Total Of 14,000 Seen Train Robbery Al $6.9 Million For Seminole Schools FSIT Man Named Near Miss and take warning . . . Wed- Apparently the chmf is not Sept. 3. Supt. R. T. Milwee in- (U P I) Airman Killed In War Games Crave Theft W ASH IN G TO N f U P I) Starts Aug. 13 in The Sanford Herald VALDEZ HOTEL ’aunge rite Oownfown Sanford — Labor Secretary \V. Willlnn) ent chairman of the District A new, proven mtfhod for scoring higher grades in school will begin at a daily feature in this newspaper. Every day you'll find a new idea lo help you improve study habits, reading speed, attitude. There are many invaluable shortcuts to better grades. Try them, apply them . . . you owe it to yourself and your future to get the best possible grades you can! Con­ The Comlmsslonem were Informed hy Roumillat: "T h e tremendous improvement in rountyw'ide unity is perhups the greatest single accom­ plishment, and this has result­ ed in uncovering leadership that heretofore has gone un­ recognized fo r lack of chance to participate. Tha fruits o f this unity o f purpose have been very significant.” Roumillat, in outlining ihe Chamber's proposed 19t>4 bud­ get o f $17,500, un increase o f $15,000 over this year, re­ quested the County Commis­ sion to double its budget al­ lowance o f this year o f $10,000 to $20,000. He added tho City o f Sanford will be re­ quested to Increase Its budget appropriation fo r tha Cham­ ber from $10,000 to $15,000. Balance o f $12,500 will cuine from memlMTships and miscel­ laneous. 1“ great train robbery” — the largest robbery in history — Thiim hiy afternoon. Enroll- |soared today to a staggerinent wus 13,750 at the close ! in; $t’>,901,coo. Estimates of of the last school year. How­ the final total ran as high ever, an upsurge is expected, as $.1.1 million. Most of the loss was in ns usual, ufter the Christinas cast) believed to lie untraccholidays, ahle. Gems and other valuMilwee also announced that ah ln also were stolen. WARE SHOALS. S. a Most of the money was Richard Copeland, of Shelby(U P I) — An Army recoty. in old bills due hi he destroy­ ville, Trim., hn* hern named nalssance plane crashed near ed an! none of it — at far football couch for Lyman at cmild lie determined — ! here today, killing one man -— the fifth death during tho High School. was recorded by serial num­ massive Swift Strike III mi­ School Hoard members in- bers. litary maneuver in t>o Caro­ Postmaster General Regin­ *pectcd present school con­ lina*. ald (levins said the robbery st rurtion und tentatively acAnother occupant of tho smacked of “ an inskte job.” small plans*, believed enrouto i ,-rpteil new uddltiull* to l.y-| from Ft. Bragg, N. C , lo inuii and C r o o m t H i g h Donaldson Air Force Bjso • Si hool*. JACKSONVILLE (U P I) — near Greensville, S. C., has The new udditioii to the School Administration office Joe Wiggins, 2u. was placed found critically injured near ' building oil Coinmeielul Street on probation for five years Hie wreckage. To identic* of flu* two , wus uiceptcd fioni Shoeniukec Thursday for stealing a mau­ soleum door and name plates men were not immediately (Tonstruction Company. f-iim the graves of soldiers. available. Wirtz culled in repiisentntive* of the five railroad op­ erating union* tinlay in new talks aimed nt averting a na­ tionwide rail strike on Aug. 2D Wirtz originally hud plan ned to meet with engineer and Gen. J. C. Hutchison, chair -1 firemen but shortly before the man ol the Zii-iniiioia i.inouj l.llr. Commission, will accompuny i ference was expanded lo bring John Kridcr und John llrum in negotiator* from the ronl.-y, Seminole directors c f the doctors, truinmen and switchCunul District, to the session.1men’s unions. Kridvr was elected perman-| . — . — ...... «“ » * ■ « Butler home south of U k e (rom reported getting out their l . , Mary. The potential k i l l e r . « etU? « found by the four Jin in e, I ®ver,IU ^ ln^ , , t r , w _.h*f* . ,n d up their containers. boy* and Henry llridgeman, ,nink Rotarians will open the were killed by C. G. MeWatfield, aliout three block, west ters, who said that shed* neur of Mellonvillc Ave., on East the go[>h»-r hole nest indicated I I' i ii’.h al : fro m nins more rattlers « t r * still 7 a.m. until 10 a m. in th« undergreund. Each s m e l l morning, retiring to Hie shade snak* killed had one rattle .during the heat of the day while the big on . sported 11 anJ upenin „ ain at 3 p.in. rattle, and a button. . fo f p,cking untU djrk -rhfy - formed School Board members Directors o f the newly or­ ganized St. John*-Indian ICi ver Canal District and com­ missioners o f tin* Cnmil Au­ thority o f Florida wil meet in joint *e*»icn at 10 a.m. Tues­ day at Orlundn to discuss budgetary fund* for the fli» trill. The meeting wn* re­ quested hy Gov. Bryant. 10 2 ', fo o t-' on|f one » * » P|an» lo footer were! *al“ ' ^ van tage o f the Rotary coming out' Cl ub* pea picking Jamboree the Vincent Saturday, a. many citizens I will do Ihe collecting. Sanford Moose men and f)ic proceeiis of the tenwomen have joined the t r » - ic r e ^ave been donated tem ity’* state-wide campaign, by cbaM an<1 Company for "Operation Trading Stamps, j Rotary Club’s project of in which each tneml-er is ask ! rurniahing Hie now pediatric •d donate a full .tamp b o o k j wj nj o( sem ioole Memorial for benefit o f the some *>0,000 j Hospital, mentally retarded children in The public i* invited to Florida. Donations will be picW-all-you-want in a bringgratefully accepted ami your your-own container sale, stamps couldn’ t go for a betProject chairman for the ter use. Stamps o f any kind Rotary Club is 51a)or Torn at* being collected. 1 McDonald. LONDON fined hank losses In Britain's 2 Canal Groups Wirtz, 5 Railway Meet Tuesday Unions Confer you don't believe it, read this J-11' nesday afternoon. ers and m e 5 '3 found ami killed of a a nest m ar County took an upswing during tha SCOOtCl*, (ill’ Hit at its organizational meeting Thursday afternoon ut TitusDonald O. Nuzun, Ift’JOV* ville. French Avenue, suffered a Other officers elected were I minor ankle injury ill a scoot-! R a n s o m Downes, Orunge ' er-uulomohile collision ut 6:40; County, vice chairman; S to v e ; p. m. Thursday at French Shinholser, Volusia County, Avenue und Purk Drive. Police ix-retnry, und K. C- Brady, ieported the driver of the cur, llreiurd Ciuuty, treasurer. Mary \\. Oylur, Titusville, I Mack N. Cleveland Jr., San­ was charged with improper ford, was named attorney for turning und operating a ve|hide with a r e s t r i c t e d license. | the District. J It’s runtime Fri. 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The lumber to build this try to fir * back what had|addition, aa well as that ia the tW St. Lake's L u t h e r a n been taken from 40 acrea of original home, was auppli-4 School of flavin, ia aa enthas- land warned by hia perm ta. from this acreage. t-H Ctob worker. J ot* . by the When Jonathan started hit 4-H work usd kerned the The Florida Federation of background he became very Art sponsored a reception interested so he and hia brothSunday afternoon at the Deer, PauL alerted a tree farm, Bary Mansion House honor­ later joining the American U Sweeney. Shari Langhlis, ing three area artists whose Tree Farm System. Lear* Thorum, Betty Wet*. One Man Show* wv3 be on Kathy Perry and Linda With the aid of his family, display at the Mansion for the Swoen. farm forester, and county next three weeksagent he set the tree farm In­ These presentations by the Exhibiting art Mrs. Beth to motion. Arrangement* were teenageri were followed hr Gregory of Lake Mary. Mrs. made with the Florida Fores*. a program of folk dancing Kathleen Band of DeLand Service and 6JXK) slash pines endec the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Edith Ingalls of were delivered from the Flor­ and Mrs. Joseph Kreis. New Smyrna Beach. A total ida Service Nursery located at Square Dance instructor of 43 pictures in various me­ Chiefland. Their planting be­ Harold Jenkins led his young dia make op tho display. gan at thia point of deliver;*. group in a performance of Mrs. Gregory Is a charter Sine* the first planting these grace and rhythm after which member of the Sanfordthe audience joined in dancoriginal seedlings have grown Seminole An A*wveii*«iwj isd is* ~S3.ee Sand*/’ to be 15-20 feet UlL has had several ooe-man James Backer, chairman By this time they had work­ showings. She studied com of the program which has ed on different areas and sec­ nvercia! art in Birmingham, been conducted for the past tions. They began experiment­ Ala. and classic art with Ro­ two months, waa presented ing with the method of broad* bert Anderson, Charles Shan­ with a gift of a fountain pen ratting long leaf pir.e seeds V s i ' *» non and Hal McIntyre. by leaders who worked with i O ' g -N fS but due tu dry weather the Mrs. Rand is a former him to give the DcBary see*!* failed to germinate so member of Allied Artists of youngsters “the happiest sum­ 3,000 seedling* were ordered. West Virginia aad of the Mi­ mer they ever have bad in In the spring the poisoning ami Springs Art Guild. She the community " of the unwanted oaks wtie also stndied with Eugene started and there the en­ White, Freida Stern. Edwin thusiasm waa rejuvenated. The Ashley Meyers, Agnes Hus­ boy* used some of tkair own ton and Marie Valicnte. AREA ARTISTS. Mrs. Beth Gregory o f Lake Mary, Mrs. Kathleen Rand seedbed plantings. From this Sir*. Ingalls is a graduate o f DeLand and Mrs. Edith IngalU of New Smyrna Beach, left to right, they used the seedling in )h* of Pratt Institute in New fli.«cuM detail) of their One Man Shown which will be hanging at the Deproject required under the York and has taught are in Bary Mansion House for the next three week*. (Cox Photo) 4-H Forestry project*. By Dobbs Estes Connecticut and served as JONATHAN LUCAS, Slavia 4-H Club member, During the planting they The Lnngwood Area Cham­ supervisor of Art in Rock­ left, and County Forest Ranger Albert Harris, found an abundance of wild ber s f Commerce will hold Ks ford, 01., and of the Art De­ talk over further plans for restoring timber on life. Many timei they studied firat meeting ef the 1943-44 partment of Michigan State •10 acres o f land cleared during the years to build the track* of the animals, con­ year at 8 p m. nest Thursday University. tha Paul Lucas home. vinced that guud planting and at the Civil* League Building She has studied with Eliot careful management would en­ on Church St. O'Hara and Col. James Whar­ courage the influx of wild life. Presiding will be Bud ton and Is a charter member A cover crop, such as par­ Scott who was appointed lait of the Artist's Workshop in tridge peas and m u l b e r r y week by the board o f direc­ New Smyrna Beach. By Jails the shelves and more are on trees, waa planted, and bird tor* to serve a* temporary The buffet tabic for Sun­ Th« fall and winter sche­ order. The new enea in By Jane Casselberry chairman nntil a president day’ s reception, decorated by By Mr*. I . L. Jetauea High graduate, has entered feeders were mad*. Land O'La It* Country dule at the Altamonte Springs stock are “ We Were There Mrs- William Ogden, was for the organization la named. James and Lynn Giles and the University of Florida • • Going in to the sixth year in C. II. Johnson, elected pres­ Club at Caa*elberry will be Library will be resumed next on the Nautilus” , and “ We overlaid with a lac* cloth and daughter, Sylvia, enjoyed a And Charles Rabun, also a the forestry program, they are ident for the coming year the scene of a Faihion Show, Tuesday when the library Were There at the Opening of was centered with a white camping trip to Orange '63 grad, has chosen Stetson. under the guidance of County at the hoard's July meeting, Saturday, September II, at will be open on Tuesdays and the Atomic Era." swan surrounded by sprays Spring* Park near Chiefland • • • Con gr* tulalions to Ranger Albert Harris, and has resigned because ef III 8:30 p.m., when Carole's Dress Thursdays between tive hours A Science Fiction Anthology of pyraeampha and flanked • • • Sorry to hear Mickey James and Linda Boston on they have cleared more low. Shop of Longwood Plaza pre­ of 2 ami S p m. Saturday health. by two crystal punch bowls. (Mr*. B oon) O'Dell haa been the arrival of a little son. lands. With thia work the land sents the very latest in fash­ hours will he from 10 a m. has been added and some Tray* of cookies and tea on the aick liat • • • The Aug. 30, a; Seminole Memor­ will he ready this fall for the Sayers and Christie have ions for the coming fall and until 4 p. m. sandwiches completed the Marvin Warfelj have returned ial Hospital • • • Glad to planting of a variety of 2.1)00 winter season. Mrs. Florence Coursen, lib­ been stocked for those wbo table. from a visit to the Ray see William and Mable Car- hardwood. 500 sand and long are avid mystery readers. Styles for teen-agrra as rarian, has announced that Hostesses were Mr*. Ogden. Wards at Chiefland • • • roll home after visiting with leaf pines. Mrs. Coursen ilso advised well as adults will be shown a number of nee books for Mr*. Lynn Reed wbo were Sharon Giles, a '83 Seminole friends and relatives in Bing­ They contacted Ben Wig­ that the library will be un­ and models will be Mary An­ both adults and children have By Jib * Casselberry assisted by Mrs. Pierson gins. Seminole Soil Conserva­ hamton. N. Y. • • • Virgin­ able to accept any more old The South Seminole Junior derson, Charolte Asher, Doris been received as well as 20 Little, Mrs. C. R. Dawson ia and Eddie Order and child­ tion District, and Harry HerrHigh School PTA will hold Dost, Barbara McKinnon, Ev- books of recent publication newspaper* unless they are and Viola Howard, chairman ren stopped off at Vie and ish, Florida Came and Fresh properly folded. Instruction the first meeting of in* school *>In Robbins, and Charlotte which were contributed. of the committee. Charlotte Hawkins’ {Virginia’s Water Game Commission, who for folding are available from Included in the new adult year next Tuesday at 8 pm. In Sanders. Other exlhibiii now on dis­ parents) last week about a plan to work with them in tha Following the fashion ahow books are “ Hawaii-Fiftieth the desk to those wishing to play at the Mansion include the targe group classroom. vacation in the North. They coming months. Hervish states help in this project. Principal John Angrl will there will be entertainment, Slir,’* “ Last of the Plantsone from the Mt, Dura Art now reside in Tampa • • • the area is a good habitat for Introduce the member* of the door prizes and dancing and senets,” “ Ordeal of Power-’ League, which hangs in the The Paul Almond family of wild turkey and gnvu them faculty and explain the achool a midnight snack will be and “ I Take Thu Land,” a Hall GalSery and one from Orange Park is visiting his information on starting turk­ program. All parents with served to elimax tha evening. story of Florida. in the East Gallery. parents, the W. H. Almonds. eys in the area. Admission wit] be charged Tvio of the very popular children in th» school are New pictures by members It is the desire of Jonathan By Moo a Gria stead • • • Mr. sod Mrs J. H. urged to attend and meet the and reservations ran lie made “ We Were There-’ bonks for of the DeBary Arts and Edwards, former Monroe resi­ to plant many different var­ Plana to sponsor a Commun­ by rnlling the club. Juveniles have been added to teacher*. Crafts Club also are hanging ity Square Dance this month dents now of Sebring, are ieties in order for there to be in the DeBary Room. By Joan Magb were made by member* of “ up the river" on a camp­ a good selection of trees. This land was designated a New hours in effect at the the North Orlando Civic Asso­ ing Irip • • • Speaking of ciation who met Monday night camping, that's where my Tree Farm by the American Chuluota Community Library are on Wednesday* from 4:30 at the Civic Building In the brother Bill Grow and his Tree Farm Systems in 1959 Village Recreation Area for sons, Ricky and Randy, of and holds the number of 365. until 8:30 p. m and on Fri­ By Jane Casselberry Washington, D. C. and my day! from 3 untd 8 p. m. Recently the boy* invited their September meeting. Climaxing a successful sum­ The previous charge o< tl The Dance will be beld on husband. H. L. Johnson, will some friends who had helped mer recreation program, over for an identification card has Saturday, Sept. II, beginning be by tomorrow. Bill, Jean­ in the past and those who plan By Jane Casselberry one hundred Casselberry resi­ now been discontinued and at I p. m. In the outdoor re­ ette and boys and daughter, to help in the future on a tour. Casselberry Town Marshal creation area with admission Linda, arrived Tuesday after* The following were invited: dents turned out on Labor lervicet of the library are Day afternoon for a final free to anyone in the com­ Gua Sawyer U back on the charges set by the coupte. noon to be our guests for ID Harry Hervish, Hen Wiggins fling before settling down to munity with only a small job again following a four Caller and instructor will days. Bill has just retired Albert Harris, Mrs. Hervish school work and the busy fee charged for overdue books. week vacation. be Don Clausen of Orlando, from 20 years service In the und daughter, Sandy; Chuck He and Mrs. Sawyer drove an expert who haa appeared Air Force • • • Larry Mann round of fall activities. It Is requested that expired Oindner, parents, Mr. and Activities for young and old identification cards be brought to Montana where they en­ for dances at the University ha* arrived home after serv­ Mrs. Paul Lukas; brother*, joyed a visit with their sonprefaced a picnic supper. of Florida ami in many Cen­ ing with the Army. He is with Paul Jr., Philip and Stanley. in so that the holders may be Softball games started at Issued a new. three year card. in-law and daughter, Mr, anil tral Florida locations. his father. Jack Mann • • • Jonathan personally guided 1 p. m at the ball park at In other business the group Robert and Betty Mann and this group. Further information con­ Mr*. Otto Hammerland and the etui of Sunnytown Rd. cerning the library or It* use their two children of Boze­ voted to invite all organiza­ daughter have returned home At the present time he is with the boys defeating the Is available from Mrs. M. man. tion* In the community to after a visit in Arkansas * * engaged in entering his 4-H On the way Up they stop­ work together on the annual Chuck Krecjar is expected girls by a close margin in Moon, Mrs. A. Atherton, Mrs. Forestry Project Book, for the first game. F. Bou'.den, Mrs. fi. Haig or ped at St. Louis to visit Christmas Party for young­ home this week after being Slate C om petition a t (ia in r t The Dads showed unexpect­ Mrs. N. Zimmer, all library friend* and in Mitchell, S. D., ster*. on a Navy trip • • • Hazel Viile. where they went to the Corn ed vigor by defeating the workers. Board members of each or­ Gardner has been enjoying Jonathan says, “ I have com* Palace to tee Lenience Welk ganization and club arc being the company of her sisters, Senior League Hoys and then to appreciate the Tree Farm and his Orchestra. taking on the Mums for two asked to attend an I p. m. Elizabeth and Viola, of Pom­ inning*. They toured Montana and meeting on Monday, aept. 30. pano Beach • • * Mrs. Harry and respect the thousands oWyoming visiting many of the at the Civic Buikling to plan (Valliei Wilson and daughter, trees that have been plumed A variety of games and ac­ scenic spota auch as Yellow- an October meeting for gen­ Kim, attended the wedding an t It gives me a deep srnse tivities were enjoyed at the atone Park. They also visited era! memberab'p of all the of yallie's niece, Jackie John, of pride to give back to the Recreation Center on Over­ the scene of the tragic earth­ club* at which time further son to Wayne Earnest in "forty" whai it hail given my brook Drive following the softquake which occurred two details will be worked out for Crescent City. On their way family IS years before. H I ball game* with the picnic Twelve table* of play were has* • chance to enter colics* yeare ago at West Yellow­ the annual event supper being served across directed by K. Z. Walters for home they stopped off In I would like to enter the the street at the Woman's thia week’s Tuesday after­ stone Park killing many peo­ Pierson to see her mother, School of Engineering. 1 Club building. Mrs. L. E. Cox • • • ThU noon meeting of the DeBary ple. would aay that 4-11 has helped Youngsters attending tried Duplicate Bridge Club in the tius says he U glad to be Sunday the Wilson family will me to realize that engineering their hand at volley ball, air - conditioned Recreation back home again in Cassel­ attend a reunion of the Cog is needed nut only in Agricul­ ping pong, badminton, tether Hall of the DeBary Fir* Sta­ berry after seeing the "wild family at Alexander Springs ture to better machinery but ball, horseshoes, bowling, and tion on Colombia Road. west." • • • Our thought this week in many fields related to agtlbillards with some preferr­ Winner* announced today Mrs. Julia Bartoa, Herald is again on happiness; “ The culture." ing the quieter, more intellec­ were, NS, first, Mrs. Ruth great es.-enliaU of happiness I news correspondent for Al­ tual pursuits such as chess. Ulatt and Myron Arcardi; sec­ tamonte Springs, returned to arc: Something to do. Some­ ond, Mrs. Robert Nichollt and work this week after a thing to love. Something to Mri. Hugh DuVal; third. Sir. By Hhirley Wentworth month'* vacation in Ohio hope for —Chalmers. and Mrs. K. Z. Walters and Tentative plans for a first with relatives. fourth, Mr. amt Sirs, E. M. aid tours* to be offrred In She spent some time at the Members of the South Si By Shirley Wentworth Hinkle. th« B**r Lake - Fotrst City home of Mrs. Mary Bury, her Inole Welcome Wagon N Tlie first meeting of the EW, first, Sira. Slinnle area are being mad* by Mrs. mother who soun will be 81 comer* Club report that 1 season for the Forest City lleitroan and F. R. Froehlich; John Hall of Bear Lake Ter­ year* "young” and with her Thursday's account of tl * i ; 1 <» i Ht it -v Community Association, orig­ second, Sira. Slyron Arcardi race. sitter, Betty and brother, DanBy Jane Casaelberry Sept. 19 Fashion Show inally scheduled for Monday and Sirs. Harry Schob; third. Mr*. Hall advUea that if ny, who live in Warrensville, Miss Evelyn Morris, county- suited in some confusion t • ,* • " t of this week, haa been re­ Sir. and Sirs. Frank Slatheson the demand ia sufficient the Ohio. health nurse, this year will cemlng prizes to be awar M g * scheduled for Monday of nest and fourth, Mrs. Sllnla Slorrl- course will begin near the A motor trip was made to serve the South Seminole at the event. week at tha Forest City Res­ ■on and Charles Daglia, middle of this month and wi'1 Newcastle, Pa., where she Elementary School, English A cashmere sweater be taurant. Winners announced for the be taught by qualified per- visited another sister. Trips Estates Elementary School, purchased by the club will C. M. Atrhiry, association month of August were first. sunnr!. also were made fo Euclid, South Seminole Junior High prrsrntrd as a prire and „ * ■* ■*< «i * president, , advises that those Mrs. Lori* Weeks; second, Interested persons may ob­ Shedicd and Lak« Ohio. and Oviedo School. club member turning in wishing to meet for dinner E. SI. Hinkle; third, Mrs. tain further information by Some time was spent in Originally from Alabama, greatest number of contr should be at the restaurant Frank Austin; fourth, Mrs. calling Mrs. Hall or Mr*. golfing and bowling at spots Miss Morris cam* to this lions towards the awei by 0:30 p.m. The business E. M. Hinkle and fifth. How. Elaine Cox, both of Rear in and around Warrensville county in June from Chart project also will r*c*iv< meeting will follow at 8 p.m. ard Middleton. Uke. Height*. fotte County. prize. Talent Show Goses Reception Honors Three Area Artists Program iai viik i menm followed by a at a m la * Wedm aeM tec vttb a held at the Gsaaualty Cen­ ter OT Thursday tag*. Shad Washita u s g a tote, ttebby M b ' gate a piano gala tad Patti t e w n y praaaatod a yaoteshns mint her Deaae Matter played a piaao •ala tad Debbto Potter, artlag aa “ teacher,” gave a laaaa* la atagiag la Deenoe LeaghUa, Jamy Crowder, Pat- ! £*3 Missile Club ReadyFor 'BlastOfT I P faaa The Saatb Seminole Ml si tie Gab at Sooth Seminole Jun­ ior High School at Camtberty ia watting no time ia mak­ ing plant ter a successful Adah adviaora, Mrs. DanSal Blacksmith, Mrs. Lewia Cota, mothen, and Mrs- CathMartin, Sooth Seminole teacher met with d ob repreeeaUtivca, H r Blacksmith, Linda Cote, a ad BiOy Dempaey prior to tea epeaiag of achool. Than win ho three chart­ er*, aao made op {ram atudaata from the seventh grade, eae from «igbth graders, and ana from ninth grader*. Each chapter will meet oaco a month aad them will nine bo a general dab meetlaf aace a month. The meeting day baa ten­ tatively been set for Thurs­ day and meetings will be bald after achool title year to that avo-e eludenU wiahiag to join may do ao, The group is looking for­ ward to attending the Sal­ mi* Ta Space Science Achieve­ ments Exposition to be held in Orlando la October, which Will be sponrared by NASA, RELAXATION took many forma at CazwelLabor Day Celebration with aome, auch aa left and Brondea Billy Dunn, Ruaaell in Area C O f C To Resume Meetings Fashion Show Scheduled At Country Club Altamonte Library To Return To Fall And Winter Schedule tho top p h o t o preferring a quiet game of cheas to t h • mors atrenuou.4 game o f horseshoes chosen by Mayor Fred Heath In the bottom p h o t o . T h e event brought to a close a moat successful auntmer program aitonaored under the direction o f tha Caaaelberry Re­ creation Commlaaion. (Herald Photo.*) Lake Monroe Jottings First PTA Meet Set A t SSJH Village Group Sets Community Square Dance New Hours Set For Library Celebration Is Big Success Labor borry’a FARM Town Marshal Back On Job Bridge Club Names Winners Area Reporter Returns From Vacation Area Group Sets First Meeting it' t**t. Area First Aid Course Planned Club To Award Two Prizes Nurse To Serve Area Schools �$ Navy To Spend $ 15.5 Million To Enlarge S N AS Doyle Outlines Five-Year Plan e t o 0 * Do you have a pet peeve? Or would you like to compli­ ment aomeone, tome affair, something at all? You can — In thU “ Around the Clock'’ column. R. E. Purler U do­ nating the column for one day to the Kiwanla Club to auc­ tion off the apace for the benefit of Uie club's under­ privileged children and icbolarahlp fund. At the elub'i fish fry and auction at the Civic Center. Starting at 5 p.m. Saturday. Only one re­ striction: R. E. Porter re­ serves llic right to edit the copy. WEATHER: Scattered afternoon and evening showers through Saturday; high today 88-911; low tonight in 70s. VOL. 56 United Press Leaded Wire Established 1908 FRI-, SEPTEMBER 6. 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA Bandit Robs Fern Park Firm Of $800 Cash ... Check Storm Area An alt-point* bulletin wax issued this morning by Sher­ iff J. L. Hobby for nn elderly white man who held up nnd robbed the Fern I’ark branch • * * of Winter Pack Federal Sav­ DcBary Wayfarers wiil hear ing* and Lean Association of Robert L. Allen, district dep­ $800. uty grand master of Florida, Robert, Day, branch execu­ at their open luncheon-meet­ tive a mistnut, described the ing at 12:30 p.m. Monday at mao n* gray-haired and wear­ the DcBary Community Cen­ ing u white ahj 11 and khaki ter. trousers. • • • Tim bandit approached Tel­ Martin Company v%ill have ler Doyle Oldham at 0:15 n.m. about too players at the Mayand handed him nn envelope fair Country Club Sept. IS and with n note, which read that again Sept. 22. lie was armed nnd demanded • • • money. He then produced a Jonnic Elam reports II. C, small caliber revolver. Hopkins of Willow Avenue Following standing instruc­ was Ihe first to clip the Sem­ tion* by’ the S&L, (I Mini to inole Boosters Club coupon handed the bandit b-Mhl and lie f i d in a lute model while from The Herald’s front page automobile. and mail in his dollar mem­ bership fee. Deputy (Iwirles Fagan shortly nftt-r discovered the • e • get-away enr parked in the .Seminole County adult rdu I’uhlix supermarket parking MIL AND MRS. J. M. UARRETT plan expansion ration department will offci lot at Casselberry. It bore u o f their department store by tuoviiiM to 200 East courses In beginners and ad St. Petersburg license plate First Street. Negotiation* Mere completed vanced French if enough per­ It. II. LOVELACE and. Sheriff Hobby said, bud Thursday afternoon when Mr. (ian ett (seated) sona are interested. OrganlaIwvn stolen Uvureday evening signed the lease- Standing from the left are tiunal meeting will be at 7:30 at Orlando, p.m. Sept. 1G at Lake Mary Also found in tlio parking School. Cost of textbook and *e* 1 lot, lull not with Hie . r.r, Hob­ registration will bo the only by reported, was an overnight charges. bag containing a -.mail caliber • • • gun and some clothing. Varsity and junior varsity ’I he bandit'* des. i iptiolt wn* Sanfrinl Moose T.i«lv.«* 1MI were to hold their first scrim­ passed by Slier iff Hobby's de­ will hultl cnrollnii'iit for a Sanford Navy official* to­ mage game this afternoon at day investigated wreckage of partment lu all law enforce­ class of new memtier* at 2 Seminole High School. an A-5A Vigilante attack ment agencies iu thu East p in. Sunday at (lie terapnr*"•'1—1 HC--IS, . •- v t / ’y, 't'i H - vr Jc .k c Name of Miss Cerilc Heard P*"***' * k jfh ' * Mary, Roll Snip*1, tun-gibercrewTiilh had be-n eject­ was submitted for permanent both *H,lh crewTnwi ship chairman, nmm-ncei appointment as Sanford post­ ed near New Smyrna Roach 5-Ccnt Drinks today. Mrs. J. Thursday while flvlnr rou­ JACKSONVILLE ( CHI) — master by President Kennedy Small ad. i s that It I* an­ ul Oar: ett Duval CouiJ. set ot ebb t<> the U S Senate Thursday tine training mis. ion. ticipated tint cl (hi new vl or i afternoon. She has been act­ The bombardier * navigator. Mi Urnnl has wart i iclmo* member* will come Into t. c to pur Aviation Jet Mechanic First idling unit drink* in lieu d ing postmaster since Aug. 2. Ctas* Charles Robert Kelsey. milk Rial sin,i drink* siimiM Indue at lid* lime fur enroll at 20U East First • • * meat by tlur Ik.'it I>cgi e being i aciit 1 by 311, was ilt-lid on arrival at nut end im iv than five i> nl There was a rather odd Staff. Company. Fi*h Memorial Hospital to situation in Judge Vernon Ituffct refreshments wilt he Mr. nnd Mr*. (lirrcll t>1.>n New Smyrna Reach. Mite's juvenile court the servctl following the cere- to move their store from First Hospital officials reported Profits Taken other afternoon. Two sisters the pilot, l.l. (Mr. linlii-rt H. NEW YORK 101*11-Slocks ninnies by Small nnd Id* m u- strict ,md Sanford \vcmie. were witnesses in atraffic Lovelace. 31. suffered only- weakened on profit t.ikln: In milter, assisted by member - where they have taco lira I case. One sister had been a day aflcr rising to llieir high­ of Sanford Chapter lint. fur 16 years, lo the V-iwill cut* nod bruise*. passenger in a car involved property. Both men were assigned to est level in blslury Thursday. Women of the Moose. in an accident. The second Heavy Attack Squadron r» at sister was at Iter place of em­ Sanford Naval Air Station. ployment and just happened Captain James II. Mayo, to he looking toward the commander of Heavy* Attack street and saw the accident Wing One, said today accident occur. board members are investigat­ • • * ing a hydraulic failure which A local nursery owner tele­ the pilot reported prior to the phoned lo ask that I h e ejection. •’Clock’* remind downtown Lovelace idled tits* malfunc­ merchants to water regularly tion on a radio transmission the podacarpus in Ihe side­ to the Nutul Air Station con­ walk planters. “ Without wa­ trol tower shortly before b uy­ ter." she said, “ those plant* ing the aircraft. will die." To which a mer­ Captain Mayo -aid It rmihl chant added: "The o n l y not yet lie determined during known 'disease' that will which stngn of Kcl-ey’* ejec­ kill podacarpus is the lack of tion anil subsequent deseent to water. There Is no known real earth the airman suffered Ins disease that will kill these injuries. plants.'* Observer* at the *< ur i,* * * {Hilted seeing both |. i oluiti-s Children back in school? open after tile two left the air­ Don’t know what to do with craft us. about *gt.oixi f.-t-t. The plane crushed at 1:50 yourself? Seminole County Girl Scouts has openings for p. in. In a sparsely pupulnt -I leaders, assistant leader*, or- ureu s o u t h w c • t of New ganirers and consultant*. Ex­ Smyrna Reach. !•* miles ANNUAL KIWANIS ( 1.1'lt auctiuit and fixh fry vns I cing publiri ml t"perience not necessary They south o f State Road III near diiy in tilt; lobltiea of the Sanford Atlantic Nation.il Hank mid the Florida will teach you. Pay? The joy the Old Spanish Mission me­ State Hank with displqya o f urtictcx which will he mtclioncd for tin* I icof working with girl* and morial. fit of the chili's fund for undt.'inivilegcd children mid ncholatvlii{).-. The Kelsey nod Lovelace were helping fiirl Scouting grow. * vent take* jihtco starting at 5 p.m. Saturday at the Civic Center. L'al| Runny Morgan aI 322- undergoing transition tialning in the Vigilante, They were 1775. temporarily unsigned to VAII• * * 3 SanfurikWh noiog squadron. One hundred volunteer* arc KeUey tfkdol at lit I Fairway needed for the Cray l.adjr Drivs with hi* v ife. Mr*. V lu health program at L a k e Jtean Kelsey, hi.-I tv.o sons. He .Mary. West Side Sanford ele­ i» slur survived tiy his par­ mentary schools. South Semi­ ents, Mr. |u*l Mr*. Charles F. nole Junior High and Sanford I Kelsey ScCpIullihu*. Ohio. Junior High. Training course Lovelace tlvrs at 303 Tuitgopen* at 9:30 a m. Sept. Id at erir* Drive. the health department assem­ Kelsey, a 12-year veleian of bly room. I the Navy, hud served a* un in] *tructor in Yr\H-l hefoiu en­ From the Lions Pau-6^ Pausdf Ik Do tering ViglTiihte training. you live within your income?1 Cood heavens, not It’s all I , FEC Suit Rejected ran tiu to live within my JACKSONVILLE (UP!) —A creilit. federal court suit by Hie • • • Florida East Coast Railway Next licensing examina­ seeking Uie dismis-al of ls« tions by the Florida State official* of Lie Jacksonville Board of Nursing at Jackson­ terminal company was thrown ville will he Oct. 15-18 for pro­ out of court here Thur-lay fessional nur->e* aOil Oct. 17 for lack of federal joi-diclion. 1 tor practical nurses. SNAS Probes Wreckage 01 Moose To Enroll 4 3 fiS T £ ;i£li 3 New Members MIAMI (L’ PI) _ A Navy hurricane hunter plane and surface vessels checked a supiciou* lmv pressure area In the southwestern Caribbean today bid found no sign of storm development. ‘ Ideal Race’ JACKSONVILLE (CPI) — Florida congressman Charles Bennett says tlu* “ ideal" 1DJ1 presidential race would pit conservative Sen. Bar*y Holdwater against President John F. Kennedy. OAS Invites Adams cffleer for the station. The extensive plans, as projected for SNAS for high command approval. D o y I « said, are tentative, are re­ viewed each year nnd arc subject to revision. The recent approval of tha Sanford base a* a perman­ ent xImIIoii ha* opened the door to nil type* of new and permanent ronxlnictirn, Doyla Miid, with one permanent brick building it1ready con­ structed and a 380-mnn bar­ racks presently under con­ struction. For Hie fiscal year 1981 a new aircraft parking nr-x nnd n hangar •shop - offii-a building me planned. • • • MIAMI tu r n — The Mi­ ami office of the Organisation of American Slate (t>\Sl has invited Florida Secretary of Tlie major portion of cm . State Tom Adams to make a struction fund* will be exgoodwill tiuir of Colombia pended under present plat * next month. in 11)11,1 when thu present north-south runway i* extend, Goldwater Stand ed fi.OOO feet toward* Laics WASHINGTON (CPI) — Jessup, nmkimr (with tha Sen. Barry Hold wal er. (Bpresent -1,000 usable feet), n Ari/.), slisclosed today that he 10,000-foot runway, rapabio Mack X. Cleveland Jr., representing Mr. ami pnihahly would vote against of landing the biggest j ; Mr*. Uiirrett; Merle Warner, who handled the Ihe nuclear test ban treaty real estate transaction; Mr*, tlarrett and A. Ed­ if hi* Cubanmissile reserva­ planes. When the new runway li win Shinholser, representing the Yoyvell estate. tion is rejected by the Sen­ completed, air traffic will ha (Herald I'hoto) ate. re-routed to come in over l.*iko Jessup nnd away from Officials Blamed MIAMI (UPD— Floridian* the residential ami housing are generally "sympathetic" areas, Doyle noted. In conjunction with the new toward Negro demands for integration, a Civil lllghl* ad­ runway, n new control tower visory committee said Thurs­ will lie built and n new 100. day, hut Hate officials are man bachelor officers quart­ •Too timid" lo carry out pub­ er* will he nt the western end ‘ Extensive repairs to the ol Taike Hidden. lic sentiment, building b> the Carroll DauMaintenance hangars, cheek By Donna Kslrs tel Cnnslru.’.i- o Company, will facilities, extension of sewer A resolution was unani­ Mathews Suit betin about Sept. 18." said mously adopted at Thurs­ TALLAHASSEE (DPI) — and electric lines nnd commu­ liarretl “ As -oon as this is day’s regular meeting of the Sen. John K. Mathews of nications will also be neces­ completed, we will move in Longwood City Council re. Jacksonville asked the Su­ sary. We p to lo develop the new questing ihr Winter Park preme Court today to uphold • • • location ini* one sd the best a Lcott County court decision In tO G O , Dovle said, plan* Telephone Company lo pelland mast complete depart­ (bin Hie Florida Ulllitic* Com that ho li eligible to rim for call for permanent construc­ ment stores in the area." mission to revise Hie rale governor in 1981. He said he tion of a hospital nnd dental (JarreIt plans a shopping schedule lor Ism gW ood to would not announce hi* can­ clinic to repines the present Ir p to Atlanta about Sept. make the rale* more equit­ didacy if Hie court rules him one, n second avionics shop IJ lo purchase Christina* and able and more comparable lo eligible, utiiil after the im­ nnd air-conditioning of anspring merchandise for the those ot surrounding com peachment trial ot Judge illc- listcd barrack*. new store. liard Kelly, The year 1907 will see con­ tnunllies. Mr. and Mrs. Garrett plan struction of another hangar, Council Chairman It. (’ lo close ihe present store an nutomotivo leaiutcn.ince when they move into the new Carlson punted out that u "hop, a gym, a parnohutn private line in (.ongwood to­ location shop and improvement of The real estate transaction day c o s ls $1.80 per month Walk*, .roads and park*. more t h a n in Altamonte was handled liy Merle Warn­ Fuel storage equipment, er, of l a Stenstrom Really. Springs which i* only some ATLANTA (DPI) — The another hangar, a new chapel Mack N. Cleveland Jr. re­ four miles smith. presented Mr. and Mrs. Dar­ The resolution (rankly stales Southern Boll Telephone and and a new officer* dub and ren and A. Edwin Shlnbolser that in Ihe event the tele­ Telegraph Co. mid the Cum­ pool tm> In Die work* for represented Hie Yowell »’*tate. phone (oinp.my fails to com inimie.i Iion* W o r k e r s of 1988 and in !t)G9, a novf (CWA) reached theater, commissary, enlist­ ply with the request, Ihe city America of Long wood itself will take agreement Thursday night on ed melt'* servleo dull* nnd up Hie matter v*silt the Public a contract alfecting more athletic playing fields nru than 51.000 telephone workers scheduled to lie built. l lilities Commission. * • • In oilier business council In nine southeastern states. Doyle warned that the Navy tallied an annexation ordi­ (The Sanford employes of nance on two parcel* of land, Soullicrn Bell are covered by maintains a very stem policy with contractors nnd will noone located north of Clmrcli llii* contract. I United Press International The 3ft-month contract went cept nothing secondary of street and hording Highway Alabama fiov. George Wal 17 92 and Hie other situated into effect immediately, sub­ sub-standard. ject to raliflcalion hv union lace today ordered (our Hunts south 0! Sit |3|, “ We are strict readers of The request for a beer. 11 mem her*. It permit* two plans and specifications, nod vills* school* schedules I In be integrated closed until Mon­ qimr and wine license pre­ wage retqiening*. Hie lirst aft­ dentnnd complete firmn, : 1 day, but city offieials said sented iu Ihe name of Ihe er tt months, Ihe second alter nnd technical degibllity of bidders,'* Doyle said. they planned to open them Longwood Hotel and liar by 28 months. W J. Lancaster, Carl \\j ! anyway. Liter he assured Huntsville - kins and Frfnrd F Wuod* official - be would noi inter­ was referred to Hie lamgwood fere with the reopening of Fuller IK-pjiliiicnt lor refer­ ence. public school* Monday. Beer and wine license* Wallace said he louk the action because “ racial len were granled lo Baker’s sum* exist ill Hie state and Place, Carl'* Grocery, Dun there ! i .i * been violence anil and Hert s, (‘ and M Cafe, bloodshed.’* Farmer’s Utocery and Ser­ Tilts was one of several vin' Station and ll.c Ideal S e It’s Fuutime showdowns the defiant tegre- I'aekage Store i fattunixt governor faces. 5 Fri. Niles at the The meitiug wa* ailjournnl subject to call alter the H / l ___! 1__9 Caribc! monthly financial statement wa* approved and current Music by bill* were paid. 2 £ 0 2. f e t S t <9 NO. 12 IIY DOROTHY AUSTIN The five-year plan « f development Involving the expenditure o f an estimated $15.5 million nt San­ ford Naval Air Station under it.* new permanent tstutn* was outlined in detail for the Junior C’hantlicr of Commerce member* Thursday afternoon by Lt. Cdr r. J. Doyle, resident officer in charge of con* w w a HtrucUim for the Navy’s liuronu of Yards itml Docks and Puli tic Works Longwood Asks Revision Of Phone Rales Southern Bell Pact Okayed Four Huntsville Schools Closed VAL92Z HOTEL ^ f f a r it c Downtown Ssntord (R^LOungc ra Oviedo Council OKs Tax Roll Bv Bernice Krlsey Oviedo City Clerk Dorothy Courier presented Hie 196.181 personal and real estate lax roll at a special session of Ihe Flty Council held Tlnir*day night -it City Hail. Valuations in'*'personal an I re.it estate property were in the amount of $1,398 839. Council unanimously agreed lo adopt the roll as presented. Another meeting of the council will be held next Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the Ci•y Hall for the purpose of -It- u* mg t e pn.po-i I new .. : x , : . ; » A mi. Charter Loses Tli** pr*postal new charter fur the Town of Casselberry, which Won the approval of the 1983 Legislature after more than two years' work on (he part of liivvo offieials. n charier committee and the town attorney was defeated Thursday in a speii.il rvfvrendu in. A 51 per cent majority ap­ proval . f the totu l 933 regis­ tered V oters wn* needed to pa** the new charter. (Inly 193 votes were east, 251 .’ ...iu l u.al 212 fur. “The 11idea ways’* • �f — - - - ■* * h i t 2— F rL S e p t « , « Good Shepherd To Observe Youth Sunday f-in n s Perplexed About Faith? Fart I Tbe AperJk Faai « u not i h n p a ChrUtUc, bat vbca W 1 . AeuM la Ua ml»d a* to »feat ha bettovud. B< w y n a ni this p w l faith la waxy of Ur written, ese ef the nsert »rt____ bets* I Timothy l:U b tk n a U wrote, " fo r I hot* believed. tad an per*uhd*d teat Ha la •bit to keep teat which I have tommiUd aate K m aparcit that day." TUr partite a m written to fiaM hp who war oaa o f Praia daarat frtesda. Ha war a y o a r ** a hot oaa who Ud haaa choan ta load tea p a r t c te th at Cphoraa, aa ite patter, rad Fool kaaw teat TisnVJiy an of tea teite ipUrh aacb a It Ictely with roch a tark ba cony jtv ti aad not easfased! Tan u l I know teat it war Bet aal/ Past red Timotey woo needed certainty is teair faith, rod G>d knew* ten f i r better tern wo do. £ « m Um > p I artrhcrrd two of a y friasdr U t e r i. Sote ol tharo people wan re•; actable. friendly, teteBiieut. a d reasonably auereetful ia t i t ryn of so rt of their i t qiilittM M . Thrir tenter a*tioa war of roch a nature that • rtlifioor coerictioe was Beaded. Both were eharch E imbers, althoorh ef differerr*. denominations. One arid that tbe limply did sot know %hat tha bettered, to which the other responded that he did Mt know what he be­ lieved either. What a tragic thing it It that to many people are ao uncertain aa to their religious Belief*. Let « e lay briefly that one, to bo convinced, must know Blest Cod. We need to reflect .pen tha knowledge that eaa ba glean­ ed Irate utara] revelation aa well aa divine revelation. Certainly the universe speaks ef a Supreme Being and the human body of a Creator. Our concepts of Use shrink when wa try to grai? tea bsittev* Being ef Cod's glory aa to time rad *p and wa find ouroetvee aayitg with the Psalstet. "Before the mountain! ware beoaght forth, ar even Tbos has*, formed the earth and tee world, even from everlasting to cveriatUsg, TVw art God" A person does rot have to ba a Christian to know Cod aa One af might and power and eternal r t e h u l This can be seen in nature, bow. ever, it ia cot enough to satiafy tha eternal hunger of mac. The complete knowUdgt cf Cod cornea when wo sea Him revealed ia least Christ. The Bib!* sptixr uf CL/la; j tbe Word" which meats an “ eipresaion" of Cod. The words wt speak express ideas and "tea Word" Cod spoke expressed Jesus Christ. if you really w ist to know about God study your Scriptares concerning Christ Per­ haps it wooid ba best to begta by reading the Gospel of John than to proceed to Mat* thaw, Mark, and Lake. From here you may proceed to a lifetime of study that w.J constantly enrich your exit- v f u « r C « . . . S. : .K rgy and tha Junior S e n s e , wH be gives by Kite Rebecca estxblushed dariag the s a - Thor istry af Paster Ernest Bdick. The regular torsos, tetria tradition a: Good Shepherd , led" Who arc too Calisg as Angel." will be delivered is three parts by Shtila Jordan. Board T o Sleet The official Baird e f the Sandy V fX .tr and Dennis First Methodist Church o f Brows- Other young people w-21 assume tee duties ef C- 3- lletxjer. president of Sasfted w d meet at 7 JO ushers and acolyte. tee Lsteer League. v C leaf pm. next Tuesday a McK-n- • As javitatws is extended by the twugregatsac a the Litu­ ley Halt tee ccngrvrattes of Good Shepherd to friends a the Sanford area to attend tbit impressive end inspiring Mr vice. New Minister Her. W. E. Timms hat aa assed duties as paster o f the First Methodiot Chunk of Genera after Rev. R *j tv. Huff waa forced to resign doe to {□ health. !\; fe • . . - V j.- - ■iarfeuBai-A-tuit. YOUTH SUNDAY will be observed i t Good Shephard Lutheran Church this week with member* o f the Luther League in charge of the entire M irice. Taking part will be, front from left. Becky Thornell, Ann Carlson, Sandy Metzler and C. J. Me trier; back, Lynn Carlson, Sheila Jordan, Karen Thornell and Dennis Brown. (Herald Photo) Anniversary Plans Completed ChristChurch By DeBary Methodist Church To Resume Full By Mrs. Adam Final plans have bees com­ pleted for the Five Year Ceiebraiiao of the DeBary Community Hctecd.it Church, which was started is ISIS by Cdr. Leslie L. Lewis with s group of small retired fami­ lies aad which now ha* a cospcistton cumbering more teas XO persocs. The anniversary will be ob­ served on Sept. U when the Next Friday's column will morning and evesmg services toeiir.ue with tbs subject. will begin U minute* early "Ferplexed about yoar Faith" (19.IS a. m. and 7:15 p. m.) Wa will prvgrevt from know­ to accommodate special proing about Cod to knowmg p a ms commemoratisg tee event. Cod, During tee morning service |highlights of both the three read-acted during tee » i . m. Sunday School Hour m i the I p. a . MYF Service, parte t iy it e f as paseLsts for one ef tee two scheduled discuss­ ions will be James Wilier Jr., Henry and Mstteew Tbursaa ssd Katey Schob of DeBary and Betty aad Charkite Wells of Orange City. Dr. Joe A. Tolls, d-striet superintendent of tee DeLand District, will be special guest at tee morning service and Rev. Hugh Booth, retired, w-J talk on work of tee young peoples' departments during tee evening worship hour. The observance of Holy Communion will close the Anniversary Service. Conquerors Plan i s r - T S T i .’S ! St. Andrews Two-Week Drive Sets Study Schedule By Dm u Estes A full schedule o f service* wrQ! be resumed this Sunday at Christ Church Episcopal, Locrwcod, with Holy Com­ munion st 71JO sun., Sunday School at t am. and tha Fa­ mily Service and Sermon at 10 am. This schedule will be main­ tained throughout the fall and winter months. Rehearsal meetings for the choirs of the church got un­ derway this week with the Senior Choir meeting at 7i30 pm. Wednesday and tee Junior Choir scheduled to meet from 9i30 until lOiSO a m. Saturday. Beginning next Wednesday at 7 pm., an Evening Prayer Service will be held each week and cn the following Satur­ day, at 10:30 a.m., a Girls* Friendly Society will he orgamied under direction of Mrs. Ices Blanton for the purpose of giving girls be­ tween the age* of *«ven and 11 year* the opportunity to wor»bip, learn and serve to­ gether in the church. the church was built will be ! given by Everett Swift, one 1of the charter member* and cha.rman of the first official By Downs Estes hoard. The Pentecostal ConqueK-i Raymond Higgins, trustee St. Andrews Presbyterian of th e First Pentecostal and chairman of the building Church of lying wood are plan committee, will discus* po*»i- Church cf Bear Lake will meg a Sheaths for Christ bililies of completing the edu­ sponsor a series of studies on drive for the next t»o weeks. cational facilities within the Presbyterian History and Be­ Sheaths for Christ is the next fir* yesrs. liefs beginning this Sunday at fund-raising campaign f o r Edward Perry, chairman of the young people of the the Commuikm on Education 7 pm . with meetings to be church whose motto is ‘Tbe and Sunday School superint­ held at the same hour each Arms That Reach Around the endent, ha* arranged for alternate Sunday through the World with Gospel Truth." round title discussions to be fall. This study series, to ke aim ainyi Giaai ., chair­ presented by Rev. Thomas IIman of the Longwood group Maiun, pastor, will be of a This Sunday after the morn­ popular nature with opportun­ ing worship service each ity fur questions from the member of the young people's group. department will give a penny By Jane Casselberry While all members are In­ for each pound of his weight Twenty-use member* of the vited and expected to attend, Following the service on By Jane Caaaelberry Casselberry Community Meth­ the study is being conducted Sept. 15, each member of the Westminster l’ r esbyterlan By Jeaa Mafia odist Church MYF attended Tbe September meeting of group wtil measure, with Church will meet at 6 p. m. particularly for people in ice the monthly meeting of the the Women’s Christian Fellow­ arms stretched high, hli Sunday in the temporary area who are not affiliated Christ The King Sub-district ship (Priscilla Circle) of the height, giving a penny for chapel at Howell Park for a and perhaps are looking for a held Tuesdsy night at the Ckuhtota Community Church each Inch of the measure- Family Night Supper during church borne, Rev. Makin First Methodist Church in advises. which reporta of conferences will be held at 7:M p. m. meat. Services and meetings at Apopka. and camps attended this sum­ next Tueaday at the home of Danny Casselberry, sub-dis­ mer will ice given by Linda St. Andrews ire conducted at Mrs. Florence Boulden, on trict president, conducted Pitman, Lola Pearson. Jack 6013 Linneai Reach Drive. Seventh Street with Mrs. H u ­ the business meeting and Montgomery, Tommy Pitman l l Morrison as co-bosten. Doris Lcrrell, acting citirnand Claire Montgomery. Tbe program will be pre­ shJp chairman, was in charge sented by Mrs. Katherine The Women of the Church of the program. Junes on ‘ Beginnings of the are in charge of the supper ■ . . A film strip was shown and those attending are aiked I n S t T U C t l O l l Community Church Move­ By Mrs. Adam Mailer on the effect of alcohol cn the ment" Devotion* will be giv­ to bring fried chicken, a cov­ The WSCS of the DeBary personality. en by Mr. Gladys Durtum. ered dish and their own table Community McthodUt Church Following the program a New officers tor the coming service. The Presbyterian.Church ot will hold a pot luck luncheon yesr are Mildred Wright, All member* and friends the Covenant will bold a class reception was held for the at 12:10 p. m. next Tuesday ministers of the sub-district president; Mr*. Boulden, vice in the Social Hail of the are invited to attend for an of imtruction in the new Cov-j and refreshments were serv­ president; Mri. Puth Boswell, evening of fellowship and inenant Life Curriculum for church to open the 196341 secretary and Mr». Hilda splration. j six Thuriday nights begin- ed. year. • Stupe, treasurer. -----------------------ning Sept. 12 at 9 p m. M*et-1 The local group was accom­ The luncheon will be follow Meetings of tbe circle arc |tags will he held in the caucus panied by Jack Waltman, ed by a bustnevs session and held on the second Tuesday room of Firit Federal Build- j counselor of the senior MYF. program when Itev. Cecil N of each month in homes of ing until space U available in Ogg will spoak ua ' Uur Miss­ the members which k s si.-~i the new church building on ion Today.'' ber 13 women. All women in South Orlando Drive. An Educational Seminar fur the community are welcome All church officers and members of the WSCS of the and invited to attend. Thove The September meeting of church school teachers are DeUnd District will he held wishing further Information on Friday, Sept. 13, at the the Men’s Club of thr First strongly urged by the Session may call Mrs. Wright. First Methodist Church m Methodist Church will be to attend Sanford with registration set neld next Thursday night, Outlines of the lecture-dis­ one week In advance of the cussions have been duplicated by 3 a. m. Those in need of trans­ scheduled date. and will be in the hands oi portation are asked to call The change waa made in those present. The Rev. Mrs. Albert Mu-ell, order that member* of the Thomas H. Makin. who has club might attend the Build­ attended a seminar on the er’* Club Banquet act by Dr. curriculum, will lead the The Men’s Club of Grace J"e Tolle, district superin­ study. Mcthodiit Church will spon­ tendent, fur Sept. 111. sor a Family Frllowihip CovThose planning tu attend rred-Dish Supper Sunday at th e Men’* Club meeting the church at 6 30 p. m. All By ISonna Fites families of the church are in­ The Ladies Auxiliary ot the should make reservations no vited and arc aikrd lo bring First Pcntecovtal Church of later than next Wednesday. a covered <Juh. A filmstrip Longwuod will meet at 7:30 j lly Jane Ca»-rlbcrry on World Wide Communion pm. Monday at the church The Senior and Intermediate Sunday will be shown in on Orange Avenue. MVKs of the Cas-telheriy which a local family is pic­ Plani will be nude for the Community Methodist Church tured. fall activities. Mrs Thomas wcut on a beach trip last Sat­ Each Wednesday morning Atrey will serve as hoatrsv By Duuns Kales urday to New Smyrna. Mem­ the ladies of live church are The 1-ongwood St. Catherine ber* and their guests filled meeting together In the ot Siena Circle of the Church up the Sunday School bus and Children's Building to work UI’ Y Sets Meeting of the Nativity Catholic Wom­ two station waguiis. W ILC O M I w a t o x on projects for the Bszasr to Th* U n i t e d Preahyterian en's Club will bold its regu The group* were accompan­ be held in November. Youth of Westminster Pres­ lar monthly meeting at 8 p.m ied by Rev. ami Mrs. Darwin lir g in la l ‘ «lru*k| On Thursday the Joy Circle byterian Church will resume next Tuesday at the home ot V, D. Hoi 12U Shea. Mr*. Bill Shook. Mr*. will meet at the church at the schedule of weekly melt­ Mrs. Joseph Hopkins un Sanford Eleanor Zuknwaki and Mr. and 9:30 a. m, (or [he monthly ings on Sunday evening, Sept. Markham Road m la mg wood Mr*. Leonard Ca»*e!b«rry. Nurk Norris meetings and on Friday. Sev­ 15. All junior and senior high Final plans will be made TK 9-1511 A picnic supper on the eral members of liie Woman's young people are invited to for the Country Square Dance H. Seminole beach was enjoyed and those Society will be attending a attend th* meeting* which are featuring Joe Curtis to be In the group* roasted marshPlay Ilia Itugeuatlue District Seminar at First held at fi:30 p. m. jn the How- held Sept. 28 on the Church FA 2-6251 Jmallows b e f o r e returning feUmdul Church. Lake Mary *11 Path in«p«i. 1 L b c Nativity ground*. borne. 21 Attend MYF Meet Westminster Plans Supper Chuluota Circle Sels Meeting This Sunday r 2 be observ­ ed as Youth Sunday at the Good Shepherd L a t h e r s Church of Sxsfcci uses mem­ bers of the Lather L e ijje wJl be is charge of the en­ tire !t.M a. at. worthy ser­ vice. DeBary WSCS To Open Year Nazarene Conffrefationml • r THR S S U k U H W. Re4 PE at Baps* Asm Fax! Bleks* ___ . _ fealty ■i n l a y S t e a l _ *:SS a a, M srnia* Warship IS SI a m. T o o ts •:** p a Eraacetiatlc S*rri:e 7:1* ; a. Tklrt Saagay ■la *v pire tloe • M p. e. FIRST CHCRCH OH THE PAE.kRK.VR Laha Miry. Fla Rav. W. L. Holromtr, Panto* ■aalay Silt a sa ---- B ite ■:ao>| It SI a m __ Moraln* Wortklv Ts** p. ra. — Erasing 3*r*lc« !:»* p. m. _ Wsn. LM-W-.g Fr*y«r Stfrittl 7.S* 9 ra. Jni W it MUim v ary S«rv!i* Pentecostal FIR»T FEXTECOeTAL CHIRCH OF LOV6WOUD M l Oieagc Street Rav. E. Rath Oraat _ Fails* A ■aaday Skheol------ ll.lt a ia. ' Morula* Worth!* 17:»* a ». Vaalay Evtnlag _ T:S) p. nu W«d. Blbte Stogy _ Tils p. B, Cor.fj-arror* HMlla* rr lla r -------------- T:l# I a Presbyterian FIRST PHESUTTHRIAX CHTRCH Oak A sa peg Tktrl kirttt ■earerk, Fl*rt!a Oreset C. ertstlL Jr. Fette* Church School ____ Sill a. a. (♦ttioa n -f.s ___ >i*i a. m. Moral!)* Worship _ !#.*> a ra. Plon#*r Fellow ship I N p bu »*aior HI FsBowshlp «:«* pm. Errals* Worship_7:1# p. ra. W tl Prays.- Mcs'.in* Till pnw CHIRCH o r THE COVE VI XT Tbsets M. Utkin Pati-t Worship ____ ...... »:** a. ra. 'Church 3.h-ool ___ 71;#* a ai. Ttraporarlly a! F l s t r - n l School—Frtsch aal JTth. Classes Urge You To Attend ^Attend services^ this week at uoiir mm bface o j worship M YF Groups Have Picnic TO LIST YOUR CH U RCH N O TIC E CALL FA 2-2611 •> These Sanford Merchants Men's Club To Sponsor Supper Catholic Circle To Meet Baptist COBHRBSATMHAL ELBua s n i v e l i i m i v SD VK VTtfT t u t s r u C1RISTUI CRCRCto OM M a e * . US. at Heeler Are. C»tw» Tin a U a irusM d s n * ef Cketess F»ru Xstate at Mix Sa It 1* JCaMew# Faster IR. Ham,tie Ortrna _ Fwatar jSaalar SiU tl ___ l-«S a =. IK a m . — C iirte Pthool SERVICES SarCHUAT— SaaMU SHml ___ I I* a K. Mere.** Wartklp tie* a. a. ISO* a & ___ ____ terete* vaensis Itfri.v _ Ha to a. b . T r tia tig C t i i v _ s ts a- a . S:7S a- Ik _ Cx.-Iailaa Toaih I n u i W ir a a ts _ l .s l >. n_ WeSstelar 3 l* ti Ministry Fraser Sent;* _ f-.lt p w_ R»» Walter A.K. M ilatrsoa •Vi Hare Tk.a H)se* re SiSir.tr B lt ilft ie..a | A. & Chiistian at I its seer VTTRR at ISM Episcopal i t ; ) i r rsh > s x « R » t crfRisTiae cw rw ca CHRIST CHIRCH disciples o r rwnivT ClmreS •taw**. L***w*«a mat s. ten se s n . Fr. Cka/iea W. Itswa.-i jr . R»» M itjs Or«|( Assem bly O f God Fstisr Xi I t u r x Xu uir Biiy Comma;Ion 7:1* a ra FfvucmJtsT s i i n i t T •amfar l a w : ____ s «> S. m. Sanity School ___ _ til* a =. Msra.s* warakls U:M e. a. TamiTy Ptrvic# ane Cer. STtU *a lim n . _ it s * a B H. If. VTlii.r ___ Faster l i t l l r SeXeet _ 1:11 Marais* Warakts HA* a. IS. Church O f Christ Free M ethodist Eves la* W»r« his _ Till a- m. c u r s c N wr c FREE RCTHODIfT CHIRCH TeatX Sere. <Ts*a> T.JI * = . Cere** Sib St. as* Learrl At*. K .i-W n x Sere. (Txiri > !:*» TtteoSeae: FA t-te li Ra'ph Brrwrr Jr. I n i c i l l i t S- =. B VI* S teal ___ II SI a m. ai.au * ___ . Fattor Msraiar W m l .j 1 I-IS a m. Sialay Rchool ----- - t i ll am. Ertolag Warship _ 7:11 p m. Miralt* Warship _ ISilt ajr. Baptist WeL Prays/ lorvit* 7.11 p a E m it* Worship _ Tip* pja. Wet Fray** P*r«U# 7:1* p-m. r r l i m i t cw TRca ■IS Pwek A n sw f so l a r e r a r a o r rw R jrr T. B. Claaes ______ Faster RllSwsy «* Wret Msrsise Werskip 1.1* a. a . Lutheran lasfa r g:k»sl ___ set a a. M>rrte P.aoy ___ EsangtUtt ICTRKU.V CKTRCH OR BiVte Classs* _ JS.tS a c . Msrala* Werskls Hits a. a. M: rr.:i* Wo/riip _ Kits a m. Trslats* Calcs __ I ts p Eesala* WcrsOis _ Ji*I p. sr. Ersalsr Wsrahtp . I IP p. m. "The Charts *t the Letheraa W et Fttree Service Till > a . Elite C'.ssms WiL 7 71 p.m. Hoar" aa* TT "Thl* la th* Lit*" Hsrbert W. Ooerse - - Faettr t i r i m o r m i s t i i r n s f cJvrRCH ■nslay School ___ I II a a teas » n S. Fla Cer. ISlh It. a oak I n . ISilt am. Warship Same* — 11:11 a a Oall Salih ___ ____ _ Fasisr U r ls Day **rvtc*s an* 7.1* pm. I n t e r l a s t ! _ _ l.sl a m. GOOD SHEPHERD Merala* Wershln Hits a m. LI T1IEH SV CHI RCH Traiala* Valia _ l:!t * aa. iLc.kr CHINCH o r CHRIST Eveslae Weraki* . t II ». m. X*e* A OfUsSs Drls* ISIS Peru Assam WH Pfirir Servlta T il p a i Ussy IT-*]) Bsrt Brows ..... . Erangsllat *(ar»»ry Opsi ieater*. n-rU a WTF.R_____ ____ _ T I* * aa. i as day XXX-Til] Blbl* Sluiy _____ _ Hits a m. Iia lsy Hit* Bnalcaal Msrnln* Wnrssip 11-S* a m. Ern«st E. Bolick. Jr. _ Paitor Ersaln* Stevies _ Sill p m. (inlay ichaoi ___ 1:1* a ra. w crrviiiE ■ iM ioh iR T Sst “ilsrall ot Truth' 1 $ m. •:barc*s •«rvlce* _ ts se a m. CoBim-ikloa—First duaisy la ■*FTt*T CMIHCN Mvttay e* Chasktl S Each Month VIk *|. A Hell* At*. Tustlay Pail g. . i i t r Lai.si Bthi* Class it.lt a a . k iv d &r u a r t e s and jtuiisERT S-.sk-lay 3 : 1. 1 j 1 _ It.VI a. it.. WsSas »<tay s m t ir Bill* Class** 7:t* p. m. Morning Worship 11;!* a. m. (a ste r Methodist Earning Worship T:tl p. m. CRACR METHODIST CHCRCH Christian Science Oktr* W itetrlsp 514, at WooiiaaS A**, Fraysl Ssrviee _ T:4* >. m. riR si' c m nth o r Ch r ist R*v. John H. Hirst. J* Potior ir ir v r t iT Churih s-nool ___ *:(i a. m. **• Kael Sa-es* flr**t Moraln* Worship li v* a m. FlhK(Ri:*T USFX1PT ( lit e r M*r-I<e A U T F ------------------ I S- p. a. ( III Ml H iaalay School ---- - 11:11 a no. Owera Mm S 8atj*ct— RRE.VR1RR METHODIST W*l-***s* p*r*eeo I:S1 p. as F iS tir ___ XVUtliin J. Qhtit CHCRCH M-rslr.g Worship „ 1st k RtsSleg Room: 111 K. Firs'Cltree Htiahte it a. mWtihlayt: i*:l« am. - * !» Rsv. Ray Gregory, Jr. Paaur aunUr »-hoot ___ t il a. m. p m. Friday lte*s!s(j *:t*. Chanh School . _ |:SI a m . Tralatnc L'nlon ■ ( itS p.m. l i t pm. Morning Worship I7:*e a m. Evrsls* Worship _ J Jt p.m. M TF-------------------- Sill p. ex h * l rrfflcrr* a T»» «r* Fsa Worship ____ T:J* p. m. M ««t!o g ________ *;|0 p m. Wr* Fraytr aerrte* T:J* p. e. Church Of God W«L Frayor 8»r» 1er Till p.m. CMt'RCM o r c o o FIRST HRTHODIST CHCRCR ■ ORTIt ORLAVDO S a l a rrsesh SI* Perk Sis. RAFTteT r n s r iL H. C. Smith ______ Fkt: <r Jobs T. Atams Jr. _ Pastor IS* V. FalrVaa Sr*. Sialay lebtsi _ 1:11 a m. Mamin* Worship _ l tv a m. V. N. Vlaaar-L Chap*! Pattor Marais* Worship 11:•> a ra. 3 slay S-hoo! . . . . *:ll a m. Suktay Srfeool___ S Si am. BtaacsIKtle *-•» T 5) ?. m Morning Worship t lill a m Training Union-----S la p. m. T«*t. Fraysr l*rr. 7.IS p. m. MT" Mtttlngs — (it* p. m. Worship H a m . 7: Si pm. Thors. Toaag Fiisi* ilntermedlats, Ssaior) WoL Lira:a* p rtjir Til* p.m. EaSisvor ,. ...... Till p. m. Errata* Worship _ Till p. as Church Sets Methodist Men Change Date Of Meeting Ladies Auxiliary Sets Meeting Adventist rex i i v u n - o i r The Church Of Your Choice WIUon-Eichclb«rfi(r Mortuary Eunice I. Wilton and Staff The American Oil Company Mr. and Mra. M. It. Slrirklrnd Progressive Printing Co. J. N. Ciatlpa and Staff \ViL*on-Maler Furniture Co. St emit rum Keultv Holler Motor .Saleu Co. Herb blcnelrttm and BUM Mr. and Mr*. At W iLou Lnsmell Farrell A stall ■I i The RiU Thealrt J. C. Penney Company BlU Lot elate A Employee* C. L. Kobinrun and Employees Food Fair Sloree, Inc. Sanford Atlantic National Itank Ceurge Bailey A Employees Southern Natural Cue John Dunn A Staff State Farm Insurance Companies Irving I. i’ ryur and Staff tluw ard H. Iludgrs A 2»laff Hill Lumber & Hardware Co. Jimmy Crapp* A Employee! Ko»e And Wilks He-tuumnl Ro«e and Wilks Bowman and Employee* �9 }ft O w fu rk 1 m in Primary Vote May Boost Rocky’s Stock P rt. Sept. « . *6*— Paj?« 3 30 Days To Better Grades How To T e !is States Law Litany Dedication Set Sept. 18 Dedication ALBANY, N, Y. (UFI) — By The Rtidlnj Laboratory, of it in school, so start work­ the Fred K> Wilson Memorial Gov. Nelson A. Hockefeller’s Law Library will ba held at Inc. ing on your listening now. drive for a White House bill 9:30 a.m. Sept, IS In UpWritten for .Newspaper EnterOne more point—if a cer­ on the Republican ticket in cult court room, it la an­ prise Association tain class or a certain teach­ 1961 appeared stronger to­ nounced by Judge C. Vernon We've discussed tic rela­ er bores you and you can't day based on the outcome of Mixe, chairman o f tho board tionship between the textbook help daydreaming, try listen­ of trustee* of tha library. and the lecture—how you can ing in spurt* (the same way key primary race* at opposite The 1963 Legislature offi­ save lime by overview ing the that you Mudy). Concentrate ends of New York State. cially changed tha library text the night before class hard for 10 minutes, then take Although the governor was nam« from Seminole County and then taking class notes a 5-minute daydream break, not directly Involved, hie po­ J ■vl;f * to honor tha lata attorney, only on what Is not mentioned then listen for to more min­ litical prestige wa* challenged. — a*i — who practiced hero for CO in the text. Which brings us utes, take another break and It was put to the test in E. P. DENLEA year* and served aa counsel lo the problem ol taking ef­ so on. It’s not the best way Erie County where a failure for the city and tha School fective notes. Or, more pre­ of attending class, but it's could have hurt hi* chanres Board, cisely, to the problem of be­ better than daydreaming all of bringing a aolbl slate dele­ A. Edwin Shlnholaar will coming an effective listener. gation to the natlonul conven­ the time. A IX PARTIES involved appear in n hnppy dellvar tha dedicatory address. Most high school teachers tion, frame of mind ns Mrs. Irene Kohlrusch (left) A plaque to tha mamory of and almost all college teach­ (Next: How to study so you’re A close primary contest In ami Mrs. Joan Greenwood pin nexv emdtrn rank Mr. Wilson will b# unveiled. ers use the textbook only us sure.) New York's Greenwich Vil­ insignia on their husbands. (Navy Photos) School, city and county a course guide. They expect lage section may have ended dignitaries and tho public you to read the (ext on your n political career that nt one ar« Invited. own to get background under­ time ranged high in city, state standing. They use the lec­ and national Democratic cir­ Edward P. Detilca, formerly ture periods to develop ma­ cles. California’s famous rada chief petty officer in Heavy terial which is inadequately Final but unofficial figure* wood trees actually baloag to Attack Squadron 5, hat been covered in the text, to provide NEW YORK-(UFI) - Wall showed Carmine G. de Sapio commissioned an officer with two different species o f coni­ Sanford Chapter 1164, Wo­ you with sidelights on the failed in his political come­ fers. Street fmmd Itself at a heady men ol the Moose, will bear topics under discussion nmi back try by 41 votes. He lost the rank of endgn In cere­ Herald Feature Editor Mrs. new altitude today. By al­ hia grip on Tammany Hall monies at Sanford Naval Air to clear up any questions Dottle Austin as guest speak most any popularly under­ two years ago as the result of Station. which the text may have rais­ William F. Kohlrusch and Pensacola in October and on For the second year. Semi- er for Ihe September Chapter stood average, the market in a reform move headed by for­ ed. Many times only half of Ensign Denies ha* been as­ i v T N n r m c i r r r o r s r w note County schools will join Night Enrollment program to James A. Greenwood, two of completion of the Indoctrina­ listed stocks stood at a new the exam questions will cornu mer Gov. Ilerbett Lehman sociated with VAH-fi since r u n s i x t h j r a i o t s k r i . . . t i r r , i v a v u r o w *»: r i with six other Central Fiord -1 be held next Monday at 8 Heavy Allark Squadron 3‘s tion course will be assigned high. from the textbook; the oilier and the late Sirs. Franklin D. August Until. He was desig­ v o i .k t'n t'V T T . r i . o n m s . p. m. in the temporary Lodge da counties in n co-ordinated I ' l t t V C S N I VO. IS3I1 The steps by which any Roosevelt. half will come from the lec­ enlisted bombadler - naviga­ to VAII-7. nated a bombardier-navigator IV rirrirm * nr i>o v a i . o n. educational television sche­ Home in Lake Mary. stairs are built in this area— De Sapio’s successful oppo­ tures. In June 1961. He holds sev­ w e i . r s v , r a n t h k a d o p t The commissioning of these Tlv enrollment ritual for an tors. were given commissions dule commencing Monday, *t earnings and dividends of So you have three choices: nent was Kdwurd I. Koch, a eral bundling revurd* In VAII- HIV o r D K I R A 1.01 H R W l t anticipated five new members a* officers with ensign rank two former enlisted men tlie companies whose securi­ 1.1 SMS, reform Democrat, buy a tapo recorder, learn was reported today by Wal­ 3 and received the ComNavAir T in IILVTIT K D W ARD W U e points tip the fact that Ihe In ceremonies at Sanford will be conducted during the ter Teague, administrative ties are listed on the ex­ In Erie County, two men Bombing “ K" for the fiscal stenographs or learn how to 1.IAM8 Navy believes in utilizing It* meeting by Chapter Officer*. Naval Air Station. (lout knows ld 4 m > ) assistant for local schools. change — had been climbing appointed to judicial posts by years of 1901-62. He formerly be a good listener. Both men received their outstanding and experienced Rsvannsh, Chatham CuuaLight buffet refreshments Seminole school children in till* direction for month*. the governor scored impress- Mew with X’F-I0l out of Key Your teacher can talk at a »»■. (Ito rxls through t h e enlisted personnel by provid­ will be served by members com mission* v i r r i t ’K o r r s r r i T i o * Whether they had climbed 1*0 victories over opponent* West. Tale of about 150-200 words n will watch these program* on Navy’s Limited Duty Officer ing opportunities for promo­ to merely a landing, or whe­ of the publicity committee pom a n o m o v hnrkrd by the county (101* minute. Tbo very best steno­ television sets in their classAfter attending the twoTill) AUK HKKK1IY NOT?I who are in charge of the program, a program where­ tion In commissioned rank. A ther they bad led to a solid chairman. Robert XV, Grimm, month officer indoctrination m : » TITAT a Petition has graphers can't take dictation roonis: by outstanding first class anil survey of Heavy Attack I floor from which further as­ evening * program. be«n rileil In tha abova alyl"American History" (grade The Erie County contest* course nt I’rntncola, he will rtl that fast, so don't try to write i Hurt by INlVAI.n It. Mrchief petty officers may ad Squadron 3's ufliccr personnel cent was possible, wa* almost stemmed from n split between join VAII-3 at 8uuford Naval LK.Of for Ihe ailuptlun o f DKdown everything a teacher 8)—daily over WDIIO (Chan­ vance to commissioned status shows that over one-third of a secondary consideration. At II It A LOIT18L WILLIAMS, by Grimm and Senate Majority Air Station. jays. You can't write that nel A) tt run, lha Patmoner, DOXALD II. in (heir respective technical the permanently assigned of­ least overnighlly, the com­ Leader Walter J. .Mahoney. fast; you'll get confused ami **F I r s t Year Spanish" Ensign Denieii is married Mi-LHAN, anil row are rs ficers are former enlisted per­ munity which deals in dollar fields. ■InIreil to aerva a copy o f your Rockefeller has supported Ma­ you may even miss an import­ (grades 2--I) daily over to the former Thelma Tudden* Answer or Objections to *hoar The career* of Kohlrusch sonnel wlio have advanced to signs could feel that it had honey. ant part of the lecture. U FTV (Channel !») 10 u.m. hum, of Newcnstle-on-Tyne, causa why **td palltlon should and Greenwood have run sim­ officer status through the accomplished something. nut ha aranitd, on tha atlorHere’s the way a good note England. They met while he “ Second Y e u r Spanish" ilar courses a> they both en- Limited Duly Officer pro hay fur Petltlonar, K. J. fllKIU It had seen two indexes— taker operates: was stationed on the [aland (grade* 5-7) daily o v e r ACM, IIS Kast Coton lit Drlra. Mr. C. XV. Brown. 76. died li*ted in 1051 a* seaman re­ gram. This group represent* tlie numerical counterparts of *-Ile overviews Ids text U Fl'V (Channel y) 10:1a mu. of Malta. They reside here Orlamlu, Florida, and fill the at 3 a. m. today at his home, cruits, advanced through the over tin) years on Naval ser­ the lines of mercury in clin­ nrlalnsl In tho o fflca o f the the night before. He's on with their two .-on.*, Peter, 6 Clark '•Exploring Science" (grades 201 S. French Ave. o f lha Circuit Court aa enlisted rate* to petty nfliccr vice. ical thermometers used to familiar ground during the 3-1) .Mondays, Wednesdays und John, 2. or bafora October 2nd. t i l l . Born Jan. 9. 18X7 in Jackson first class and now lo com­ measure temperature — break llKUKIN F A I L NOT or a lecture. He takes notes only nmi alternate Friday* over By Donna Estes viltr, lie had made hi* home dacraa pro confaaao will ba into new high ground In trad­ on what is not in the text­ XS'KSIl (Channel 2) 1:30 part. here for the pad 52 years. missioned rank tutors.I aeatnat you. Rev. Jack Llmlxay, pailor They started flying In ing on Thursday, WITH K M my hand and tha book. Parents Invited “ Space - A g e Science" He was a retired conductor heavy attack aircraft a* third of Ihe First Baptist Church of seat III sold Court la Hanford, One of the.*** was the vener­ —When lie sloes take notes, ( g r a d e s Annual school lunch week Florida. Ihta 37th day « f 5-t!) Tuesdays, for Atlantic Coa*t Line, was able ami venerated Dow Jones T.nngwood, and 30 members will be observed Oct. 14-18, Ausust, lie listens; lie doesn't Just Thutsdiiys nnd alternate Fri­ a member of Sanford Masonic crewman, went through the A. n., t i l l . of the eliurrh will conduct a average of 30 Industrial homhadter navigator course (SKA I.) •scribble. Me assumes that if witli parent* receiving special days over XVESI! (Channel Lodge 82, of Ihr 1'ro'bylcrlan and for the past several years Arthur H. Beckwith, .le, stocks It closed at 737.96, up religious census of the Long- invitation* l» imve lunch with a teacher wants something As Clark of lha as Id (Re­ wood area between Hie hour* Church and of the Fenny Fin­ have been (lying a* BN* m 2) 1:30 pan. 506 (or the day and 3.07 m i t Court taken down exactly (perhaps their children mi specified Mrs. C. A. Adams, 78. died of 3 and 4 p in. this Sunday. Tho alternate Friday pro­ chers Club. Uy: Martha T. Tlhlsa higher than the 731,91 it Heavy Attack Squadron 3. a definition) he'll say so days. at 12:51) a.ill. today at Sem­ lu-puty Clark Survivor* are his wife, Mr*. Tlie census will consist of grams in science will provide reached Dec, 13, 1961. Kohlrusch will report to The good note taker listens for This announcement was K U t o r j . o i h i u c h inole Memorial Hospital bil­ Sara C. Brown of Sanford; Information from enrichment, reviews, find dp Attorney The other was the younger, gelling Pensacola in November for the main idea of Ihe lecture made at the first meeting of H lowing n short illness. o K. Colonial Drlv* three sisters, Mr*. Annie cial feature* not included in iml generally regarded a* each home as lo religious the Hctninolo County Food nrlando, th e officer indoctrination Florida before he starts writing. Born Dec. 21, 1*85, in Car- broader-based, Standard A preference and distributing Moody, Mrs. Florence Sheaf the regular series he nose of course and upon completion nersville, Go., she had made —As the teacher introduces Service Association, hy Mrs, Publish: Aua. M, A M t A Mand .M rs. Mildred Butts, all To. I»«J. Poor’s index of Sou stocks. literature to those desiring it. Dotty Ba**, vice president. will be transferred lo Whitteach major point, our ideal limited time, I.rstoii guides CUL-tOO her home in Sanford at fiiK) S. It bad made one new record Jacksonville, and two by Island. Wash., (or duty listener makes a short note are available for ull ETV ( Mngnnlia Ave. (or the past 33 level on Tuesday, when It with a heavy attack squad­ to pin down the topic. Then programs nmi may Im oh- :rsnddsugaler*. Arrangements fur funeral years. She was a member of closed at 72.66. Thursday, It he just listen* and tries to tuined by writing "Central services will lie announced ron. the First Presbyterian gained another 0 36 from In lb - l « » r l o f l b - r-NNiy Florida Education TX', I’ .O. understand the teacher, lie Greenwood will report to S-mlNol- I'MMHty, S i l l by Brissnn Funeral Home. Church, o( Hie DAIt and of Wednesday to close at a new JllllS**•if It sir 1*1■«. In I'nihnlr, may write write down occa­ Itox 271, Orlando, Florida." Funeral service* will lie Ihe line. I n F r I Hr i : « l n ( F o f I high of 73.00. sional fine distinctions that Include name, return nddrir-*, Fred It. WlUun held nt 3 p.m. Sunday at Survivors ate a daughter, llte teacher is fond of. When tbo exact title of the televi­ Brissnn Funeral ilnme with Mrs. Eh/abctli Sharon, a r iH f. M in n : the teacher finishes each ma­ sion program for which the V.itlii* I* li*»r*'lty «lv#n flint Itev. (Irover C. Sewell of Hie granddaughter. Mary Sharon, jor point, our hero makes a guide is requested, and $1 to f lip will, nn th*’ Fir-t Presbyterian Church of - n •l 4i4jr o f O tftu b « r» A !> 1 M J , Rfheursul* fur the Sanford and a grandson. Chandler short summary of it and starts cover costs of printing, hand­ |ir r * (* r it f lip M M io r .il.I p Sanford officiating. Burial Mate Chorus will begin Mon­ Sharon, all of Sanford; two lo listen for the next big ling, and mailing. In addi­ i* iiiin !f Ju*Ttfa fif Homl riot p will be in Evergreen Comesisters, Mrs. i'hil.p Davis nt i ’ imihI). 1*1«>ri't4, hU fhirtl ? p day nt 7:15 p.m. ut the San­ tion to tlm guide*, a limit'd By June l'n»*clbcrry point. t u r r t . Jio *o u n t nm i v m jc h # r * . I ford Women’ s Club, soy South Tulsa. Okla . and Mr- I’atley —The good note taker Is number of student workbook* ■tery. The WSCS of the Cassel- :t* HliM'Utor of thp T>>tntP o f Bennett of Carnersville; sev­ lorry Community Methodist It. V V IU o n . ile c c »*>f*i| n m i Oak Avenue. always active and questioning: for “ Space-Age Science" ale thiip, ttmn an*t th^rp, *T expect all men who were eral nieces and nephews. ha tries |o anticipate what the uvailuble. These workbook.*, Church will resume monthly* nt i k§i*lit o in th^ pa hi Funeral services will be meetings next Wednesday ut 2 .)rtiUnite with us lust year anil four teacher i* going to say. That which contain pii/llr*. quia «* f o r .* f in a i »PM lrm iP fi i o f AiVm In f nt nat («i it of an id held at II a in. Saturday at former mcmirer* who bad to way, he’s aide to concentrate; questions, ami individual ac­ p, in. ut the eliurrh. •••fitIp, .in I f -r art nrilnr ill*** Brisson Funeral Home with O* drop out for business anil his mind doesn't wander. Mrs. M. ('. Huggins will he • li irt I n h i n t »« ■ iii’ii K«p(*titor tivities, are also 51 per « py. lUtnl I hia Ihp I M» ilty of personal reasons to lie with us llev. Grover C. Sewell offi­ in charge of the program on You may have noticed that Scheduling arrangements HoptPinhpr. A. t>. 190. this year. We are looking for­ ciating assisted by Itev. Hu­ tlie topic, “ Our Mission To­ there's a great deal of sim­ lire underway to provide the A I v J w in H h ln h o la p r Sept, I bert M, Blackburn ol Jack­ \1 p i *m o r o f t lm K f t t a i t ward to tlm best season wo ilarity between our ideal note high school M-ti.-i, “ Airicriday." n f F ro » l i t . W lto o n Admission* have ever had," said Hubert sonville. Buriat will be in taker and our ideal reader. eahi.m V*. Connmmisrn," be­ Hostesses will in* Mrs, Kin­ Tipcr irp>| Ito*o Kissel, Indiary; De­ Carnie, director of the group, Evergreen Cemetery. They both go after the main ginning in mid-October. A W U IjnaAH ney Haynes, Mrs. Nelson Bun­ \ttufnr>a •( IaIW , ' t have selected most in­ W E W IL L A IR CO N DITION idea; they’re both active and later announcement will Ih- ni*** Davis, Mt. Dora; Jaiiine nell und Mrs. M. Gillmore. K ir f K r I r r t l Mu I llt l II ar questioning; they both try lo i Null, Stephen llallllt, Essie teresting music with emphasi Hinforl. Horlila mmlo «* to exact time, but TH E FO LLO W IN G M A K E CARS, Vtf..rmy for MiPPtltnr figure out what’s coming. Xml M, Knight, William Itirke- on tin- xing-a-long type, un i Hr* program* will be aired t'ilhltpt* Hrpt. 4, I J , 50, J T , IM S many other old favorite*,” be they both have an easy time meyer. Murdock Mutheson, U N TIL STOCK IS E X H A U S T E D , on Sunday* afternoons over William O. Livingston, Ann added. i> t i i i : i m i i i t r i n i i t us* Channel 2 in order to pres- nt A T T H E N E W L O W PRICE OF — The group 1ms been singing Iliisson, llowell Schuman, lly Itrrnire Kelsey r ill: v iv rii j i i h i t c i . n n . this vital subject at a t ine LONDON (UFI) — Tbo r i i t o r i ' m i i i s i x . i s sxi> Jeunnic Dinkins, Stella Louise together fur the past two Ft. Lukes Cliriatiuu Day when parents, in well n* ste i x i h .i : r m x t v . Stnnsfield, Pat i Ida Pence, years and has given several School will bolii it* nnntiol British Medical Journal re­ rixu ni nx« hx m r t : i i t x o . mini dents, may view the pro- Seuhy XX'aldcn of Sanford. concerts. ported Thursday that a 37T i n : (iN 'ovtiAiix i ’ i i i i s ' T t church ami .school pi< nic this |gram*. Discharges Tryouts for any man with Sunday at the church picnic yrar-old Irishman swallowed S.VVIX'i* IISNK. s N.iv Turk A “ Operaticn Alphabet", the two spoons, four coins, sev­ liinkma corporation, I'talnlirr, Eunice Snyder, Ib'ltary; pievious singing experience, groumls beginning at 2 p. m. televised *crlo* designed In Dora Treyvnud, Deltary, who would liku to join the Charles S. Lee. Fred A, Games are planned for both eral pieces of wire and a bed vs. W l i.i.l I W JraiRPlI l n r i T l L l I)y*oii and XV. G. Kilbco have teach adult illiterate;! In read James Bowen, (lenevu; Itos.i group, will I«i hold ut this children and ndull* nmi re­ spring. m l V 'll.v 1‘ IKttCK 1VIKTKII. anil write, will begin again Tbo journal *nid surgeon* his wlls, Payton, itichnrd Doyle Carl-! first practice session. been elected to the Seminole freshments will lie served. P r f.n .lin U The first concert will !m INSTALLED! County Agricultural Stabili­ on Oct. 23 (Monday, Wednes­ ton. Terril Wheeler, Freddie There are I<:s student* en­ removed nil tbe object*, it M ir tiT : os* r l T H . l r x t i i i x H ' day und Friday* mornings diii not identify tbe patient. M, lawiux, t)>***•« Price. Troy i hold in Hie latter part of rolled nt tlie nclinid Ibii term. Tin WILLIAM .HMKl'11 I'llKTsation and Conservation Com­ Klt mil NH It A K ILIUM-: mittee, effective Oct. 1. I bey from 7:00-7:30 over Channel Thompson, Mary .Marts, Mr*. |November and a ptngrum of IstllTKIt, Ms wlfs, The n a m e «f XVHbtrr Itoticrt XVintrow and baby, Ilo- j Christmas carols has been rellsshlsnee Unknown will administer the federal 6. 1962 FALCON * C’OMBT Wltb T hcrhri YOU \ItK IIKIIKIIT NOTIPatentee of an article li not XVilght, co-inventor of tho settu X'un/oint, Anna Stevens, quested by the Ib-ltary Civic farm program* available in Windshield Wiper* FIKIi lltat A sol! to Fnracloss airplane, was nddi-d to tho John J. Carver, Mrs. John Association. Tin* group will required to either manufac­ VlnrtKAKS AKWlnst rrst sml tliis county. 1963 FAIIILANB A METEOR • Cylinder r t > has brnoi Hull und hairy, Lena Burn* of hold its spring conceit in ture or sell hi. patented Item Hall of F’uniu fur Great p.rwinal |jr Also elected were Curti.* I960 - 6 1 - 6 2 FORD V-6 • IM H.F. BagiM riJnl sii i'ii>t you In Ihu sb.pv*' if he due* nut see lit to do so. Americans In 1955, May. Sanford. J. Green, first alternate, anil Court l>r lha si»nvo nicmi-il 1938 . 62 FORD V-8 • 171 Hi*. BrbIm I'Llnltff- Tha i t f u a r i y suuaht Paul 51. Luka*, second alter­ 1963 FALCON • Cylinder to b* fnr*cl"««il Is as follows: By Jane Casselberry nate. Leo will bo chairman I.nl I Ill'O-k l», r.lSNLLp ill GA1.XXIE H Cylinder • 326 1I.F. F.n,in* liLltllV IIKIitllTM, i s s s s l Itev. E. P. Itirhnrils led the and Dyson vice chulrman. 1963 GALAXIK 8 Cylinder . 164 H.P. Kngln# lurry, Klorhla, as per plat Lee reminded farmers that Bible Study following the Fel­ Ihsr.-of y-'or-tril In Plat Ilook S, CaiI a ST. Puldle a limited amount of fund* lowship Supper held Wednes­ W E SERVICE & R E P A IR lUoords of Nsmlnoio Counnow aro available for cost day evening at the Community On Thursday at 8 SO a in. Following the Communion a School," "Montreat Confer­ Presbyterian Women of the Ijr, Klorhla; lu u-th sr with A L L A U T O A IR CONDITIONERS m : trso-vAS k i . .-iri.s n . t alluring on needed conserva­ .Methodist Church in Cassel- Church of the Synod of Flor­ business meeting will lie held ences" and " Birthday Objec­ Rev. J. Wayte Fulton, D ll., VV.sirr 1 1 st" r Installed tion measures with stress on berry in tho absence of Itev. ida will gather in Sanford an tives." will speak on the challenge of iTwbls T..p> during which routine report* those with lasting benefit* Delmaa Copuland, who is on Tuevlay, Wednesday a a d YUC AIIH KKQIT1RBD I*> Mrs. H. G. XIartin will pre­ the year which I* ‘‘Christian will tic presented and new of­ serve a copy o f your Answer, of drain tile on grove* or vacation. Thursday of next week to CREDIT TE R M S A V A IL A B L E sent a travelogue on "Mis­ Worship." Rev. Fulton is pas­ or other I't'a'IliiK. on Plain­ 5lis wife. Mr*. I iliian Itich- celebrate the 3nth anniversary ficers will be elected. cropland. Contact the local t i ff s Xth.rneys. KIIANK. w sion* Around the World." tor of the Shenandoah Church KTI1BLKOVV. KHC|8. IS15 U n EASY PAYM EN T PLAN The program for the morn* ASCC office. County Agri­ nrds, who wu- celebrating h er! of their organiration. ciln Itoit'l. Miami llnach. Kt*'rAt 7:30 p. m. the Prcsby- in Sitami. cultural Center, Sanford, for birthday, was pi c sented with The three-day ''Golden Jubi­ ing will include an address hls. and fll" the orlatnsl In New officers will be Instal­ the offh * o f tho Clerk o f the a birllutuy enke by .Mr*. Ar­ lee” will open with a din­ from Rev. Thomas Makln who terial Presidents will-peak on wore information. shove Court on. or before, the | thur Putnam, president of the ner lor member* of (he exe­ will speak on "Extension of * History in the Making." In­ led at this meeting. leih day of Hepiemhor, tSII, In “ Your Friendly Ford Dealer** Presiding at all meetings defaolt o f which Uis Complaint cutive hoard at 6 p. in. on the Hostess Church." Other cluded in tliis group are Mrs. (hurch'a WSCS. wilt ho taken as confessed will be Sirs. Henry Craig, Raymond Shcplcy of the Ever­ topics to be divert-! «ed will Tuevday in Fellowship Hall UPW To Meet UKUlnst you for th» rell«f re of the First Presbyterian be "General Fund Agencies” glades Presbytery; Mr*. K. Synodical President. United I’rvabyUwian Women ■Iirrs led In Plain t i f f s C om Closing events of (be Jubilee plaint. It. Korst of the Florida Pres­ Church of Sanford. At 8 p m. and "Church Extension." of Westminster Presbyterian At College IIATKD this 5«lh day o f A luncheon will be held at bytery, Mrs. Ernest Gallen- will be a luncheon for out of Ansust. 11(1, *i Seminole John Richard Elam, on of (tie board will convene for a Church will meet at 8 p. nt. town guests to be held in the County, Hanford, KlorMw. kamp of the St. John's Pres­ noon at the Sanford Civic Mr. and Mr*. Kbhonl Elam, business session. next Wednesday at the home INCORPORATED bytery, Mrs. Arthur Hughes educational building of First (HHAL) Wednesday's meeting will Center. of Mr*. Barry Hawthorne, 2635 French Avenue, und Arthur tl Re.-kwllh, f r . Presbyterian Church which of Scwnnnee presbytery anil The group will reconvene Clerk of III" O r. nil Court open at the church with regis­ Charles Kdwurd Sleeks, *on 1125 ljuintuplel Drive, CusselII, Mart ho T. Vlnl. n • SERVICE D EPAR TM EN T ^,-j.y j of Mr. und Mr*. Charles K. tration at 9 a in. followed by at the church at 2 p m. on Mrs. A. T. Cow den ol West­ wilt tie followed by a meeting to-puly Clerk ol the executive Isiard. Topic for the evening's |»ro-' Meeks, 117 Summerlin Av«- a 9:30 a. m. Communion Ser­ Wednesday for a program minster Presbytery. I c t t l N K A HTIIKI-KOW, 30* E. P int St. Presbyterian women are in­ I Atlornrye for Plaintiff. Mrs. Virginia Besson, his­ gram will l>o “ Our New Am- |nue, are enrolled at Gordon vice led by Rev. Grovjr C. with topics of discussion to |*h. FA J-ViKl W. Park MI 4-*Sl* I Pnbti-h Aug, Ju *. He lit. « 13 buasadur, Ei'Uiiienical Mission M ilita ry College, Uarneavilie, Sewell and ciders of the hoi- be "Presbyterian Homes," torian, will *;ic:;k Ull "Tlie vited to attend all meetings i lyvj. except liiujc of tile board. "Thu SyuodicaJ T r a i n i n g First 5p Years,” jU Jl.-ll j teas church. and its laLon." I w Officer Rank Bestowed On Bombardier Stock Averages Moose Chapter County Schools To Hear Herald Navy Promotes Two Break Through On Two Indexes Will Join EIV Feature Editor To Officer Status Starling Monday Legal Notice W. C. Brown, 76, Dies Ai Home Baptists Set Census Mrs. C. A. Adams Dies At Hospital Legal Notice Make Your Ford CO OL! Male Chorus Sets Rehearsal Area WSCS To Meet Season Close-Out Hospital Notes Air Conditioners! Day School Sets Picnic Charles S. Lee ASCC Chairman No Indigestion Following This? SAVE NOW 250 00 f Rev. Richards Leads Study Presbyterian Women Plan Golden Jubilee Strickland-Morrison w p �$100 Billion Milestone The Sanford representative o f this financial complex. First Federal Sav­ ings and Loan Assn., has experi­ enced a comparable growth in assets and service. Starting in 1-34 with $5,020 in capital, their latent statement shows $16,944,981. Dividends paid to savers during the years have added their stimulation to the looal business picture. In just the last five years they have totalled $2.0*8,364 Loans in this same span o f years amounted to $15,349,700, most o f which has gone into local labor and materials. Thu* the Sanford SAL ha* shared in the climb to the nationally important “ 1100 Billion." Stanley C. Duane, Executive Vice President o f Winter Park Federal, said: "Since the grand opening of our North Branch at Fern Park on Nov. 28, 1961. we are servicing $2.867.000 in mortgages and saving- ac­ counts in the amount o f $3,566,000. This substantial amount o f savings is indicative o f the public confidence we have enjoyed in this area and we are most appreciative. "W e are also very pleased to say that in less than two year* and in­ cluding our anticipated September Dividend, the North Branch will have paid a total in excess of $240,000 to savings account holders in divi­ dends.” Significant to all who are inter­ ested in our nation’s continued growth is the pledge o f this vital seg­ ment of our economy that the same zeal, business acumen and dedicated service that brought the SAL* to their present $100 Billion stature will be used as the years roll by to scale even greater heights in their support o f improving the business climate of these United States. The Herald join* the nation in congratulating the $100 Billion Sav­ ings and Loan industry and our own First Federal for its achievement and for its pledge o f continuing dedi­ cation to service to savers and home owners and thus to the nation. Th* Catted State* it obaerrin* this month a celebration o f the Sav­ in g s aad b a n Industry*! having reached the $100 billion dollan mile­ stone in Its nation-wide assets. Even fn this era o f astronomical figures $100 Billion is still a figure com­ manding recognition, and especially so a* it relates to the S £L and homebuilding sector o f our economy. Established first on the recogni­ tion o f thrift as a basis of progress as well as o f security and second, on the pride o f home ownership, the 8A t/s have been on both the receiv­ ing and contributing rides of the growth o f these United States. Although the first "long term" home loan ($375) by an association was made in 1831, it was a combina­ tion o f two periods o f unsatisfied de­ mand — tha depression of the 1920's and the gears of World War II — that gave Impetus to the growth o f the thrift and Installment home buy­ ing specialists. In the former, al­ though there was strong demand, there just was no money for savings accounts and certainly none for home buying. During the WW II years people had money galore and much o f it went Into savings accounts, but labor and material was all going into the war effort, and there was none for home construcuuu. Following each o f thes* periods o f “ economic schooling," the SAL* each year funneled the savings of millions into hundreds o f thousand* o f homes. The value to the national welfare was emphasized by the flood o f dollars released for wages, build­ ing supplies, real estate, architects' fees, insurance and score* of allied fields. Growth has continued and the 6,300 S&Ls are ready servants of mil­ lions of savers and borrowers throughout the nation. They now cel­ ebrate the fact that their assets of over $100 Billion are at the service o f the country. Peter Edson Changing of the Guard Political Notebook • WASHINGTON— (.VIA) — ; run mu> opposition aad delay. |UNESCO international e ia: a* The March on Washington The late Serretary of State tioB ccnference a Geaesa focused world acestwn on John Fester Dolles rejected ^ ffi0Ve flUed. Afrii Use .Americas civil rights cos- the draft is 1954. while the exa sad Asia." delegates waittroveriy for one day. famous Bricker amendment e i out. Bat this la not the only which would have limited U S. These are mdicstioai of tie place oa earth where this acceptance of U.N. decisions sentiment boiling sp ac-i issue as dominant. The Wash- was under cons .dr ration, likely to generate high-press­ iagton demonstration really 1 Secretary Dulles proposed docuses attention oa the Ix rg -a s alternates triennial re- ure steam at the comm; General Assembly. er, worldwide issue, as much ports on civil rights and the President Kennedy recent:)* as the other way around. holding of semtsars oa buQ-estjcss of human rights ns*n relat.ens. State 13X 5tat 10 ’ - f Seoate .-r rit.4are expected to be principal tSezt have been about a ; cation three l . . . naman items on the agenda the iciea of the** r e t a i l semi- right* coaveranf* «a the a i*ea “cI coming United Nations Gen- i l f l and twoo more are pro-' pro- t-ca l4^ r 431 3 , 1i * 'A and 1365 lTtr? 43d 1? rig. s eral Assembly which coaTcnes P«<d for 2964 ia New York Sept. 17In the mean.— . . ___ . . , The U.N. Commission on Commisi.tn ca Homs a Bights *34raateei Human Rights, created ia h** drafted covenants cn the Tnis ts a beginning. Ar.! 2945. held its 19th session at »‘-»tus of refugees, stateless 45 :te Fres.i*n: points fit Geneva. Switzerland, last per sens, women, children; 13 tf* letter o. transmitti! March and April Its most iboli*_on cf slavery. forced “ American rstification o.r important act was to draft iabor a:J genocide: against these cenvenants wtlJ sta.-d as a covenant cn tie elimination iiscrimmatka in education 4 s“4r? r ' *'■' i of all forms of discrimiaa-; *=3 employment and the pro-•ePi£” a 10 4^ ,*i*> 5 ; tion. tectioa of minorities: freeT';3^4:e ’ “ e r**h‘J they deTins covenant will be gat don of information, freedom |-iS-before the new General As- from arbitrary arrest aad _ sembiy for approval. Toe exile. In '* * !*«.«, M*yur Etur.tr background is important. I Some cf these have been of “The Andy Griffith Show," The l .N. Commission on submitted to every General has done 43 movies, over d*0 Human Rights heid its first Assembly since 1953. Bat re- network teievisi-.n shows and sessions under the chairman- drafting has not vet hern 15,00*3 radio performancet, ship of the late Mrs Eleanor completed and nothing has Roosevelt. Ia IMS it drafted been approved. atmroved. a Universal Declaration of j 3 imo . however, the GenAUTO Human Rights.^ *eral Assembly passed a DeOf the 51 t . N. members a: e'arat-on on Granting Inie* that time. Russia and the pendence to Colonial CountrCommunist bloc nations ab-,.rs. a year later the AssemAIK CONDITIONER named from voting cn It |ily took note of the fact that because they were violatmg tie resolution was not being most of its provisions. But1carried out and that armed nations approved it. |repression of freedom was The 11th anniversary of this |being exercised in too many declaration will be observed pan , «{ the world, at the UN this year on Ha-j Thu gave a new Impetus Du* Installation man Rights Day. Dec. 10. to tie human rights moveThe first 20 cf the 30 ar- men:. The .African states, at 2 1 r. F'attory Warranty tides in this declaration cover the International Labor Ormuch the same ground a* the ganuaticn meeting, tried to JONES Bill of Rights in the U. S. expel South Africa for its AUTO SERVICE Constitution. racial policies. The remaining articles cov* 1M3 S. Sanford, FA A jimi.ar effort was made expel Portugal from a Ji NORDIC Worry Clinic *199 Janet now has a much , precrate this outlook of TomBecause young children live more understanding view ol my, just try Vo imagine your- in our giant world. U more Tommy. For Tummy Ureal- self turriundef not only by understanding of their prob-, Ij the “ elfi* in a world of giants who are 12 feet tail and llema and don't hold up giant hog* aunts. study thi* ease weighing SO pounds. 'stands for such t o d d l e r carefully aad tend for she Bat remember that chairs “ elves.’* ‘'Rating JieaUs for l*ar- and ulisa ar.d he w ar.d winSend for my 20-point “ Ratrats" named brio*. Us* dove wills ahould be twice at ir.K for p , wntt,- , a. them dilitrnllt in your own home and FT.V meeting*, for they will really let you sew yourirlsre through the WASHINGTON <UP!> — e q ji’.ts bappiaeis a m such >book for colleges. “ Happiness ! r igr,; ^ « b social security, education. were thua twice as high . If I read live algzt and poradult pleasures as seeing is 49 Fraternity Brothers in eye* of the eliea! your youngsters. Dts tural enjoyment, a standard * Ilook of • * • “ t 9* sriaWe'd find it CASE M-441: Jar.el Tagtd tenU correctly, we are ca the your motitr m-ia* a m i ’ed a Telephone B w t n •Hap^ ' t * . cuw them at PTA meetings. of living adequate for health ts the mother of Tommy. '.«tic task Va clamber into our too. briak of being inundated by cn a narcotics charge and pir.evs ;i Cribbing en a Reliand well being. seat. who was described yesterday. happiness books. having a pretty neighbor who|gioui Educati-tn Test" (Aiwayo write to Dr. This document unquestion­ Tommy broke the goldfish1 And when we got ready for I base thi fcecast panly undresses a.:.-, i . : s up ! Be.'tre the market cools of? Crane in tare of thi* news­ •a the success of a book ca.i There is an old say.ag m t hope to be ab e to b-.teres*. l-''*l while Ms motherwas at bed, the mattress would be paper, rnebninx* a long ably has influenced the con­ stitutions and patterns of Me ed “ Happtaeis is a tkar.-a the p.bl.sting b'-'Xrs» that a publisher in a happ.ness the neighbor'*. twice as high abovethe floor -tamped. addre--ed envelope Puppy.** one good lampoon de-.ervei book tor Washington. I plan When abe angrily asked him1*<* we would need to Ue ath- and 20 real* to eoier typing in many of the new nations But in converting its highlUustratedby eharacters another, so it s te a l logical to call it "Happiness Is 31 ^ he had dono is, be quickly l*fic to climb upon it. minded principles into coven­ from the eotnic strtp, “ Pea- f to assume that a number cf per Cent of t e Votes’ told her, "S o, Muther." I knives and fork*, too, would t e ^ / f o r ^ e ' T h u l l Z ants for individual nations to nuts'* U equates happmeii other bveks of this tort will; The book I have in m.nd Hut ah* apanked him and he he twice ns long. Cups and jf | i. ° e ° w 1 **•*■* • *" *---- •e * Vita ■ ' with such chdd-ood pleasures be forthcoming. i would be divided into severs I wi,r.rfer»-l bow ah* knew he glasses would be double their, a* going barefoot, making an There *J1, for Instance, sections to cover various *** guilty. diameter. “ A" in spellmg. ete. usdoubieily be a happiness areas of the capital, some- -K* *he told him u "little And w« would no; be able to But mostly 1 base the pre- ibookfor teen-agers. “ Happi-: thing like Ibis: bird*’ tells mother* what goes l°°k out the vrinodwe, for the <lction on the auceess cf a r >s ita "stolen Hubcap.''j The Pentagon: Happiness ts on in their absence, sill* would be above our heads, book called “ Happ-nejs ti Rai “ Happ.cess is * RicitalOctun pussin^ in a New Program | And Tummy telieved there The tops of the mantel or Fisk." City. Md.'* ' Before the Old One Is Finallx. **» »urh a “ little bird," for the piano would also be unA parody of the original, it I And, of coarse, a happinev, ed.'* “ Happ.new t* a Parking [pre-<< h<vol toddler* rannut de- : known territory. [P uce Within Five Miles o! du,-e things logically, us ean I* is any wonder, therefore. the River Entrance." "Hap- »e adults, that Tommy relishes being OUR HOARDING HOUSE piness is a Secretary Who It Mottovtr, It isn't until the carried on hi* daddy's shouldYounger Than Vour Wife" average child is six years of *r* FA/;.' ■' . *M Th. Wh.te House: * Happi- age that he can even tell 0 - M EX. HOU T K Y TO For that vantage point AOO=*.S,y^J FKD-EAD, KfJ . \ T. .' i : ness is Someone File's Turn whether it la muniing vs. eve­ gives him a new and lofty out­ aikSikTiSTME -r look on his home. •n.& uao^^ccn! *c v <■ V.HG TU T C W E D C L Z-I t i C t I to Walk Li* Dugs.'1 “ Happi- ning! - ",v;c -. ' .■ .' CM EErCRTe.G C»_» "> l - £ [ nett Is Cancelling a Newsh'j plea-e don't expect too BUT -StN CEi VOJ RE Go d 7 y .t*> OS-iCE Ar®VOU*LL , t a l k a t w b t o o a v , p e r - ^ 1paper Subscription." “ Happi- much of youngsters when you ~ m s o u r c c i? - .-1, While You Are Away At School You Can Keep Up With All ness i» a W2e who is Young- thus offer them far distant re­ V-A P S 'r O -'L L REV.E/ABCK MO»e T I IN CCt. - - •"OTELL VO l R Vi l e ] er Than Your Secretary,” THE AVE«!CAN wards. A-JOOT T H E * S P A .S B The Local News Of Your Friends. The Local Sports This Year The old back yard hoae FLAG/ Republican Presidential1 "We'll go to Grandmother's SO-J GOT CAST Hopefuls: “ Happiness is G ov.! nt u '«^ ,V .**7 0u w y *7 rem ij * " ■ • / • * ■**•** “ • '«•»* /.'G'l, ' it ^ Look Real Promising. You Will Be Able To Keep A Close Itocke.'eller getting a di-, » ehiid but he d . -n't even u ‘“ Joulb. . ; know afternoon from morning. Check On Everything In The Old Home Town A* some new brides sew, .i< I)etr,ocra..c National ij0 bow can “ next month" shall their huahands' Committi-v. Happiness is a have much weight with him? Southern Member Who Isn't, - Dr. Crane," Tommy', moth- shirta rip. Unhappy.” er later began, “ I never teal. The _ Trea surv: Happiness UcJ U)e uf children . SCHOOL DAYS is a Temporary Increase in before are here Mg Debt Limit.” I ,, , Every stud-nt in college Yes, For Just A Dollar A Month You Can Receive The The .Senate. 'Happiness i. T * Ur. U T- T m or advanced grade* need* ' Tornm> h » «i™ l world. a typewriter. W -1 -C. Not Being up for Reelectio i ■ And vie have Molded him for The Smith - Corona I'.irt* lui* Year." ' ilappiness Sanford Herald By Mail. , , _ rrroi, that probably wer* not able Electric or Manual i« Reing RrcugniXMi top*. It , *" eltogether his fault. Tourist* “ Happiness Is a , ' * -V j-vear Guarantee Have It Start The First Fill Out The I Five-Hour Speech " L For «“ “ $>'■ *• • "«» ^-<1 V/AS MOLD'Me (ingert our adult drinking HAYNES CUT ON HER— | The Hou*e; “' Happiness Is Coupon Below And Mail ' ■ ' ; Passing a Tax Cut ami a glasses are huge. So it is no O F F 1CH MACHINE CO. wonder the wet glass often . 1 11 Magnolia Sanford Public Work Vpproprution Term- and Trade-ias on the Same Day." “ Happi-1 oul of flU Angers, it U ?" Open Esening* ness is Being Mistaken for a ,n utdcr tor an *Jull tu »P* Sem tor" "Happiness is a m Wife Who i. 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BARK AVE. f wi wxi n— d — j �Cards Race Clock 9, Ailing McKinley First Scrimmage A t Injuries Put Half Of Gafor Bursitis May End Facing Koch In Lyman N ext W eek Squad On Bench Palmer's Career Net Semifinals Ifr By United Press International _______ About the only questiun left N U M B E R T O R E M E M B E R • ■ B y A l a n M o v e r In the Xutional League pen* S T A / r / m / s / A lmint race la whether Curt WFOSt AMrtOOtegMiNT Lyman High School Head last year and a lot of va­ Simmons ami the St. Louis THAT *£T/AiM GAINESVILLE (UPD-Tbe Football Coach Dick Copelund cancies had to be filled with Cardinals can bent the clock. FOREST HILLS. X. Y. A 7 7#££,H >afi7?i£ the young and inexperienced, University of Florida Gators, In one sense, both already (UP!) — The moment of and hi* squad plan to con­ $£A S O *6A *S 7 X M & but Copeland think* that with with almost half its first team have turned hack the clock— FA/A WAAV/MS 7XAT truth is approaching for duct their first real scrim­ a good heavy scrimmage will 7 H * M U g t z * e j* Simmons with pitching per­ sidelined by injuries or illness, chunky Chuck McKinley and mage of the young practice condition the team for com­ i A * r C M A& tJV S i t formances that recall his star­ period next week a* work has petition. were to have a light workout A trtO fM l ’m fA A C T X yi his aching back. ring days of the 1950s and the started to bear down with the One more game ha* been today and a full scumnage Sooner or later, the ailing Greyhounds. Curdinals with a whirlwind added to the Lyman schedule, Saturday. finish reminiscent of those Wimbledon champ from San Overall, things are still go­ bringing its season total up Injuries and the flu side­ which reaped them World Scr­ Antonio, Tex., will have to ing slow for Copeland. With­ to nine. Auburndale has l>een lined four more key players ies glory in the days of the old out th.. benefit of a spring forget about his torn muscle added and that game will be (iashouse Gang. Thursday. A virus attack put and turn on all the power- practice und being new to played in Auburndale. In l’olk The key remaining question the school and his ways of County. (Ivirdo still rests in star fullback Larry Dupree like maybe today when he practice being much different is whether the clock o f the the number one spot on the and end Barry Brown in tied, faces 19-ycarold Thomas play uti important part in the Xntional League schedule will schedule. Other games include and a neck ami ankle injury tun out on them before their Koch of Brazil in a bid for reasons for not being farther contests with Ocoee, Titus­ put center Roger I’ctty and fast finishes can overtake the a semifinal slot in the U. S. along. ville, I*. K. Young of Gaines­ veteran end Russ Brown out front-running Los Angeles With the opening of school ville, Florida Air Academy') of action for a while. tennis championships. Dodgers. The Gators have been rank­ Brazil was famous here­ this week, seveeral new boys Kau Gallie nml Mt. Dora. It’s a day-to-day proposi­ ed as a Southeastern Con­ abouts chiefly for coffee ami have reported to the Lyman tion. The Cardinals can only ference power, but head coach gal tennis ace Maria Bueno, dressing room. Copeland has /F Ray Graves says he has yet go on winning and hoping. but that thinking changed high hopes for some und feel r r W £A £*T to practice with a complete Winning each game from day Thursday when Brazil's Ron that they can be a big asset fo / r r m fiV f* first team lineup. He said in­ to day and hoping that the Barnes Rattened third-seeded to the squad. vg A tt*m n )& Dodgers will fade before time SALT LAKE CITY (LTD — juries have “ scrioudy hurt Thursday's practice mark­ golden boy Iiennis Ralston of m u r/ g fie* runs out and the Kcdbird* are Bakersfield, Calif., in straight ed the first day that the tram A trio of golfers known fur us." AO Ql£ZT/aV dead Idriis. sets and gained one semi-final worked on their kicking game, their consisteney teed off to­ M r rw r 1he Cardinals, doing their along with lanky Frank Froeh- punting, kicking off and field day with a one stroke lend in F I ? Ad* goal*. Tlie team also worked the second round of the $10,- Joint* U F L Club part in the tradition of some ling of Coral Gables, Fla. p .i A f i i r o TOLEDO. Ohio (UFD — of their great teams of the There are some who think on some dummy plays ami 000 Utah Open golf tourna­ rM J/AtL Fullback Mcl Triplett, who ment. defensive assignments. past, reached their longest Koch, a movie actor type, is OF AAMS. Spunky Gury Flayer, the won fame with the New York Copelund feels that the boywinning streak since 1957 even better than Barnes. £oA<3 will be ready for a real good gallery fuvurite from South Giants in the National Foot­ Thursday when they beat the Koch is a stylish left-hander '/ S T OF P S C O fiP 3 0 0 K who required only four sets scrimmage about the latter Africa, lean Don January- and ball L e a g u e chumpionship New York Mels, 9-0, for their iN T P / i* p p o u s c o A C 'c / s v itr earlier in the tournament to part of the week and then chunky Hilly Mnxvvetl fired game in 193tl, has been signed eighth in a row. They remain­ r/ otr w e e s a y s c a m f m s h f a s t . knock out seventh - seeded he can determine who's who. fuur-under-pur 60s Thursday by the Toledo Tornadoes of ed five games, behind ths ivimhM h (>*f !)•>. *i* American Davis Cupper Gene Right now he is trying to to share tho opening round the United Football l-eugue. Dodgers, however, when Los Triplett was released two Scott of St. James, X. Y. smooth out the rough spots lead at the ft.9H|-yurd Salt Angeles downed the Chicago ‘ T'm erratic," says Koch. and to find the right pluyer* Lake Country Club course in weeks ago by the Cleveland Cubs, 4-0. ''Some days good, some days for the right positions. Not the shadow of the toweling Browns after failing to win a Simmons pitched a six-hit­ had." too many boys returned from Rockies. berth in training camp. ter for his 13th win—the most he has scored since 1950 when he hud a 15-10 record for the Philadelphia Phillies. C u r t Ford led the Cardinals* 11-hit I'ldlrd Press International customers for its exhibition attack with five singles and The St. Louis Cardinals games, attracting 210.Tty for Tiin McCarver weighed in with 19 games. three hits and thieo runs hut­ have hot-handed joung quartNew York fans fear old age ted in. erluck Charley Johnson and may be catching with the Pete Itichert went 7 'j in­ a sellout crowd tonight to wel­ Giants as Hugh McElhenney nings and Larry Sherry closed come the surprising Minnesota joined the brittle Giant's out the Dodgers' hyphenated Vikings, but the llig Ited growing casualty list. The vet­ shutout behind a 10-hit attack aren't crowing. eran halfback suffered a which included a homer by Jim John David Crow, the Car­ knee injury in Monday's game Gilliam and two hits each by dinals' leading ground gainer, with Green day and it has Wally Moon, Hilt Skowrun and is out for a month with a steadily worsened. Alex Web­ Dick Trutewski. damaged ligament In his right ster, Phil King ami Frank The Houston Colta downed knee, and St. Louis will have Gifford, all regulars on the the San Francisco (Hants, 5-2, to pul on its Cardinal Glen- offensive team, arc sidelined in III innings and the Mil­ non Memorial Hospital dene- with injuries. waukee Draws shut out the fit Game without him. The The AFL opens its regular Pittsburgh Pirates, 8-0, in Curdinals bring a 2-1 record season Saturday night with other National League action. into the pre-season finale and three-time Kastern Division the Vikings boast a 3-1 exhibi­ champion Houston hosting Oakland and defending champ tion mark. The expected 32,000 in St. Kansas City (formerly Dallas) Louis should boost the NFL’a traveling to Denver. The four preseason attendance to near* remaining teams see action ly 950,000. Thus tar in 20 Sunday in televised games. dates the NFL ha* drawn II) United Press International 911.002, an average of 35.178, It’s lie (Jury Peters by ac­ and should top the record I,clamation when it's time to t‘70,725 who witnessed 35 ex­ pick the 19ti3 rookie of tho hibition contest* last summer. yeur in tho American League. The rival American Football A ti-fooi, 2-inch. 200-pound League averaged only 12,988 lefthander who failed in three previous brief major league PES MOINKS, Iowa (UP1) trials, the Chicago White Sot —Possession of the Americas ace seems likely to accomplish Cup, the biennial prize for two feats that haven't been achieved in luoio than a dec­ Ily United Prrss International amateur golf stars from tne United States, Canada, and ade. AMERICAN LEAGUE Following his 4-1 victory Mexico and always won by n 1. Pci. Git Thursday over the Kansu* the U. S. previously, shapes! 92 49 .652 City Athletics. Peters needs New York up today as > down-to the79 62 .560 13 only three win* to becomo the Chicago wire struggle between the first rookie left-hander to win Minnesota 78 62 .557 13>i Americans and Canadians. 20 came* since Alex k< liner 75 66 .532 17 Baltimore The 7th chase for the tro­ in 1919. And if he maintains 69 70 .496 22 phy, over the 6,890) ard, parhis current earned run aver­ Detroit 68 75 .476 25 72 Wakomla Club, site of next age leadership his K.lt.A. Is Cleveland 67 74 .475 25 week's U. S. Amateur cham­ iiuvv LSI. the 26-yeur-ohl fast- Boston 63 77 .450 28's pionship, will end today utter bailer will I*- the first rookie Kansas City 63 79 .414 29' j three three-ball matches and to take that title since .Saul Los Angeles 50 90 .357 IP j six singles matches, making Washington Itiigovin in 1951. 18 more points available to Thursday’s Results Peteia* seven strikeouts also each team. boosted his league-leading fig- Detroit 3 Boston 2 The U. S. held an arrow rue to 175 und p la c e d him in a Chicago 4 Kansas City 1 position to he* the first luokic I/O. Angeles 8 Mint-sola 3. margin heading into the Itnal round with 12'i points com ­ •trikeout king in the Al. since . night New York 3 Washington 2, 12 pared with 11 fur Canada and Herb Score in 1255. 34v for Mexico, but the Cana­ innings All of which will he of some dians showed no signs of falt­ Only games scheduled compensation for the White ering Thursday in earning the .Saturday’s Games Sot' dreary season now draw­ maximum possible two points ing to u dose with At Lopes' Minnesota at Chicago in three of six singles ei'vvv n guinea behind the run­ Kansas City at Los Angeles, matches. away New lurk Yankees. night The Y a n k e e s maintained Cleveland at Washington, their hugo lead T h u r s d a y night Drag Races Set when they beat the Washing­ Boston at Baltimore, night Drag racing will be hold ton Senators, 3-2, in 12 in­ Detroit at New York the nation's investor-owned, lux-paying {tower Wlu.ru liUriy dies, justice cannot survive. And, Saturday night at the Osceola nings. The Dctiuit Tigers de­ NATIONAL LEAGUE companies who am keeping America powerful Drag Strip in Geneva. Class­ onluei we protect our procioua lieritagu of tru>feated the doston Ited Sot, W L Pci. GB ification will start at 7 p.m. without government interfen m o, persuasion, or dom, American justice could fade an uyt 5-2. and the Los Angeles An­ Iais Angeles 85 53 607 and elimination at 9:30. coercion. Together with other Florida |lower com ­ T o remain free, we must guard fimioni o f gels scored an 8-5 victory over St. Louis 80 M 571 5 the Minnesota Twins in other San Francisco 76 63 .539 9 'i panies, wo arc currently engag'd hi a program the individual mul freedom of enterpriao — Uiu Al. game*. 75 63 536 10 Philadelphia to cx|iaud, improve, and atrengtiien an intercon­ mainsprings o f America's atmigth. 75 65 .536 10 .Milwaukee necting network o f transmission linen in order A uieru.« today, is the moot prosperous anil i l l i ci t 73 68 524 lt 'i lie r n l o t * >% m : m r i T i : Cincinnati that Florida will have ample power to allure — nvutk progressive country ort earth. It is also TO WHOM it mat ro x ce iu ft 73 67 .521 1** Chicago N«»tls'« I* h#r*by given that now and in tlto future. Tliis powerfully im por­ tlur world's most powerful electric nation. These 16' i 68 71 .489 th* un<l*ratif n»s|, pur*u*i)t t* MONTREAL l UPI t — Wllf Pittsburgh tant job calls for tlie greatest expansion program thing* liav < been accompli.*! icd under a capitalistic 31 90 .362 3419 th* "Klctltlou* Niiiu* nut* Greaves, IS14, Windsor, Ont., Houston iitt'* ClUpttr W ti ' • • in Florida 1'owcr & Light Company’s history. system that is despised and feared hy the Commu­ 44 96 .314 41 stopped lion Junes, 163, Mon­ New York Itfttutis will r*gl*t#r wtUt th* CJ*rk of th* Circuit Courta Projects now under construction will add 1.3 mil­ Thursday’s Results nists. Tlwy know that when government controls treal, (10). atn! fur tf«mln«l* Count*. Houston 3 San Francisco 2. 10 In lion kilowatts o f generation hy 1UG5 — n 48% economic |kiwist as well unpolitical pow r, (lie indi­ Klurl<!j. upon r«c*lpt of proof of tli* publication of till* no* innings W r i g h t Favorite increase ill two yearn — to liclp make Florida vidual run no longer defend his Isisic friedoins. He*. th* ti *» . *■, SPOKANE, Wush. (IIP!)— Milwaukee 8 Pittsburgh 0, to-wlt i«%litjr Fuel oil Co. . , . and America . . . mure powerful! Florida lower tt Light is proud to ho one of night (not Inc.) un<i*r which w* Mickey Wright, leuding money art etiK -gftrsJ In bu«in«*» •! winner unmng Che lady profes­ St. Louis 9 New York 0. night 54o7 Koroal City load In th* in FI rl l* sionals, was odds-on favorite Los Angeles 4 Chicago 0, County of That th* parti** lnt*r**t#«l night today to grab a third straight In *aI<! busln*»t *nt«*rprl*»i Only games scheduled win in tho fourth Spokane ar* 4« follows: KrAtik II. IU 1I ihd .Saturday’s Games Wumen’s Open gulf tourna­ h e Ip m a b u ild F lorid a J«»«l* K lUlt ment, but lu<al fun* are pull­ St. Louis at Pittsburgh f'all'iwjy Drlvo OrUnUo, Florida ing fur a chunky Pi-year-old Los Angeles at San Franciseu U t t 1 at Sanford. K«min<*l* dubbed “ Teddy Bear’’ to walk Milwaukee at Philadelphia, Count), Florida, August II, night 191) away with all tho marhlea. A ir 91. )<t. B'PL I Tho youngster I* Peggy Con- New York at Cincinnati, night PuMl«h: €. 1913 W. Scott Rums Chicago at Houston, night Ct/L*«# lejr. Second Round Utah Open On St. Louis Vikings In Opener Tonight Pwrfwl f m il AKRON. Ohio (UPI) — A worried and ailing Arnold Pal­ mer, one of golf’s all-time greats, pinned hi* hope* for the future today on "modern medicine,'* He admitted that hs could be sighting the end of a glory road which in right years has made him a millionaire sev­ eral times over. it’s all because of bursitia in his right shoulder which developed 10 days ago. It wasn't until Thursday, after a practice round for golfa biggest purse of the year — thia weekend's $30,. 000 first-place money in TV’s "World Series of Golf" — that Palmer broke down and confessed “ I'm really wor­ ried." "I ju*t can't hit the ball,’' he said. “ It doesn’t hurt until 1 swing. Then tho pain be­ comes unbearable.'* And staring at the floor of the press tent al Firestone Country Club, he added: “ They say modern medicine can do miracle*. They cun prove it to me now." He had just finished an 18hole practice round against the three golfers he will meet for that golden golfing jack­ pot—Masters and i'GA cham­ pion Jack Nkklaus, U. S. Open champion Julius Boros Fri. Sept. and British Open king Bob Charles. He had to pick up on tho 16th hole, a 625-yard backbreaker, “ because I just couldn’t swing at tho ball any more." He had driven a trap and when he tried to cxplodo out of it, the "pain at tha top of my backswlng wai ju*t too much.'* BIG WHEEL YAZOO MASTER MOWERS RIG T R A D E -IN ALLOW ANCE! LEW IS SALES ft SERVICE 2317 Country Clob Rd. FA I-792S Peters Could Be AL's Top Rookie It's Between U. 5., Canada Standings A re we letting it fade away? Legal Notice Fight Results Together uiM other Florida fnwrr rom/KjnM-i. ui- an* expanding arut strengthening our inlrrconnnluij lutuvrk 0/ transmission lines to a u u n plenty o/ Je/tendable power for Florida's growth a/uf c-ipumma. F L O R ID A P O W ER & LIG H T C O M P A N Y 207 Magnolia Ave. ’63— Page g �The Wesleyan Service Guild of the First Methodist Church will hold the first meeting of the conference year, Monday at the summer home of Mary Rawlins, on Reservoir Lake. A coveted dish supper will he served at 8:30 p-m. fol­ lowed by the business and program session. Members are urged to at­ tend ae discussion will ba held en fall and winter ac­ tivities. All employed ladies of the Church are invited to attend. 1 For transportation or di­ rections call Mra. Carolyn Carter after 5:80 p.m. at FA Vonda Jane Kern To Willis Eugene Carter I Miss Westgate W* R* Thomson W ed Sepl. I ,j *j H rj ■ . Miss Margaret Elisabeth Westgate and Wllliell Rtddett Thomson were united in mar­ riage on Sunday, Sept. 1, In Madison, Wis. -Rev. Erwin R, Ruklic, offi­ ciated at the double ring cere­ mony, at the Westminster Presbyterian Church, in Madi­ son. .T he bride la tha daughter •if Dr. and Mrs. P, J, Westgate 2007 Cordova Drive, Sunford. The couple will continue liv­ ing in Madison, Wis. where both nre graduate students at the University o f Wisconsin. jl ■ HJ I H ?St|l : '-Si ■A . w j l MISS VODA JANE KERN \nW ■ ' k* Mrs. T om P rice Circles T o M eet Named President M onday O f Jaycee Wives Clrclea of the First Presby­ terian Church will meet Mon­ day as follows: Circle 1 st 9:30 a.tn. with Mrs. F. B. Swankhous; Circle 2. at 9:45 in the Gleaners' Room: Circle 3, with Mrs. J. F. Wilkinson, Circle 4, with Mrs. Crawford Hart, Circle 3, with Mrs. F. T. Meriwether and Circle 6 with Mrs. E. V. Turner. All meet at D:45 a.m. Circle 7 meets at 1D:30 a.m. with Mrs. George Rufus and Circle 8 with Mrs. C. R. Sims. Afternoon Circles 9 and 10 meet at 2:30 p.m. respective­ ly with Mrs. W. D. Simpson and Mra. Robert Weeks. Evening Circle 1 meets at 8 o ’clock with Mrs. Wsrren Adams, Circle 2 at 8:13 p.m. In Fellowship Hill, featuring a covered dish supper. Circle 3 at 8 p.m. with Miss Rebec­ ca Stevens. Members of Cir­ cle 4 contact your chairman for place and hour. daughter, Carter, of North Orlando, s Eugene Miss Kern was born In rs. Stella Clinchsport, Va. She attended MF schools In Virginia and Semi­ nole County. She wm a mem■ her of the 10W3 graduating class of Seminole High School. £■1867. Presbyterian The groom-elect was born In Ft. Gaines, Ga., attended schools in tho local area and served two years in the U. S. Army. He Is presently employed by the Swift Ice Cream Co., of Orlando. The wedding is planned for Sept. 14 at 0 p.m. In the Wesleyan Methodist Church, of Paola, with Key. Deon Dean officiating. Enjoy Picnic Maid of honor will be Miss Jean with picnic Grace Ann A Stripling Labor Day and Spivey and by Mary Manfredn swim party Sanford Elec­ as Marion tric bridesmaids, Company for their Wllem­ Hama best men. ployeswill andliefamilies was held reception will fallow at A*the Ted Sheers* pool the at ceremony at the Church Yankee Lake. E i g h t eParen sonage. Invitation* are adults and No 13 children enjoyed being and alland friends a dayextended of swimming eat­ and ing. relatives of the couple are Invited to attend. CONSTABLE AND MRS. OSCAR PAPINEAU, of DeBary have been enjoying a visit with friends from Alexandria, Va. and Rhode Island. Left to riicht seated, nre Don Nickerson, Lt. Col. and Mrs. ThHlip Nickerson and sonH Brian and Kevin, Back row are Genevieve Wltaford, Marie McKenna and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Papineau. (Cox Photo) DeBary Personals By Mra. Adam Muller Mr. and Mn. Howard Mid­ dleton of High Banks Read West spent Wednesday after­ noon at Daytona Beach, where they celebrated Mrs. Middleton's birthday with an anniversary dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Sain of Palmira Road visited their daughter and other relatives Mrs. .Mabel Emmer of Vero in Winston Salem, N. C, Beach, stopped in DeBary to visit Jo Peck, enroute home from a trip to Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund lovanna have returned from 1Het-Together an extended trip to Europe, where they visited Cass*- n Longwood blunca, Italy, Austria, Swit­ By Jane Casselberry zerland, Spain, Germany and A family get together was France. Enroute borne tbey slopped at Mayopac, N. Y , to held Labor Day at the home visit their son and daughter- of Sir. and Mrs. Linton Cox, 917 Oxford Road. Longwood. Those attending were Mr. Rebekahs and Mrs. Thomas Gullickson, Fern Park; Mr. and Airs. Charles Stewart. Longwood; Hickman - Flowers Wedding Told Miss Patricia Joan Hickman, daughter of Mr. and Afra. George E. Hickman, of JanJ'hyl Village became the bride of Clyde Royal Flowers, son o f Mr. and Air*. Charles Al. Flowers, of Sanford. ' Itov. L. B. Overstreet ollleluted at tne double ring ereloony on Aug. 17 at 7:30 p.m. in the First Baptist Church, o f Jcn-I’liyl Village. A pro­ gram of nuptial music was presented by Ollvsr Lindsey J h , of Atlanta, Ga., brotherin-law of the groom. Air. l.lndscy accompanied by Mrs. Frank Tillis of Winter Park, Bang “ Prayer Perfect'', "Beeauso'' and “ The Lord's l’ ray- ceremony a reception was held In the church social hall. The bride's table was covered with a linen cutwork cloth over yellow. A satin band, with bows and lllles-of-thv-valley at the corners, encircled tha top of tho table, which held a four-tiered cuke flanked by lighted tape is in silver rundelabra. Mias Kay Barfield was in charge o f the bride's bonk. Assisting In serving were Aimes. Eileen Moore, H. H. Barfield, Caroline Bcresfurd, The church was decorated with palms, which formed a background for lighted tapers ami tall fnit-.rimpcd baskets of yellow chrysanthemums uml White gladioli were used on each side of the altar, Thu window* held nnangemeuta of i amotions und lighted ta­ pers. Family pewu were mark­ ed with white satin bows und illi H-uf the-valley. Given in marriage by he' father, the bride wore a for­ mal gown of white satin und Jsie. Thu scooped neckliuu Was dciigned with satin pi­ ping und the sleeve* extended to point* over her wrists. Tho full skirt was deeply pleated und swept into a full train. A small satin Itow defined tho Aunt waistline. Her fingertip length veil of impurted illusion was held by a pi in­ to -» crown of pearl*. Her qouquet was u cascade design uf white ruso buds, stephunoti* and lilies-of-tlie-val|ey. Alls* Nancy Hickman was Riuid of ho nor for her sister and Alls* Linda Phillips, col­ lege loom-mute, of Pensuculu, was bridesmaid. Their sun­ shine yellow chiffon gown* over tuffetu wero fashioned with empire midriffs, ruumlakirts, Euch woiu a yellow •atiii circlet with seed pearl trim and a short veil of yel­ low tulle. Their culoniul bou­ quet* were o f yellow chrys­ anthemums und lace. Little Beth AlcLester vvn* flower girl for her aunt and wore u yellow chiffon frock over taffeta uml the* head piece woa identical to the tnuiil uf honor and brides­ maid*. Little Billy l.lnd.ey of Atlanta, nephew of the groom was ring bearer. Air*. Hickman, mother uf the bride, wove a cream ailk crepe and luce ensemble, nutching accessories and oreli.d corsage. Mrs. Flowers, wore iiuuivu lace with match­ ing accessories and orchids. 1. Ray Flowers, cousin of the bridegroom, of Harrisburg, V, C. wu» beat man and u*hera were Gruhaut Sliuw, of Aiiunij; Paul Flowers of Bunford ami Bill Creamer of Win­ ter Haven. Immediately following the I.eroy Deal, Jane Hopper, Merita Pilcher, L. A. McCul­ lough, Aliases Sue Tessem, Alary Jane Tessem. Carole Ager Ion, Brenda Melvin and Alary Ann Osborne. For a wedding trip to the Smoky Mountains, Urn bride wore a pink anil olive green sheath with pink accessories and orchid corsage. After Aug. 2(1, the couple will reside at 1tHJttA4 South Pennsylvania Ave. in Lake­ land. .Mrs. Flower* was grudua- tml from the Winter Haven High School in 1901 and at­ tended Florida Stuto Univer­ sity. This fall she will enter Florida Southern College as a junior, Air. Flowers was graduat­ ed from Seminole High School and from Clcmson AAAI Col­ lege. Ha I* employed as un agricultural engineer. Out of town guesta attend­ ing the ceremony and recep­ tion wore, Airs. J. L. High, Mr. und Mrs, J. flay Flowers and J. Ray Jr., of Hurrisburg, N. C., Air. und Alru. Perry Hood, Charlotte, Air. und Airs. Ted Junker, Alockaville, N. C. Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Carroll of (iustonia, N. C, Mr, and Airs. Cecil Flowers, Air. anil Airs. Paul Flowers, Sanford, Air. and Airs. Oliver Lindsey of Atlanta, Ga., William Oli- MISS MYRTIE HARRIS, daughter of Mr. uml Mra. W. W. ilarria, n former resident o f North Orlando who now lives in Sanford has enrolled at Sanford Junior High School. North Orlando friends were sorry to lose them ns the whole family participated in the area activities. Myrtie was president of the 4-H Club, and active in girl scouting. Her mother worked with the girl scouts and belonged to the Garden Club and her father was active in tho Civic Association. By June Cassrtberry Air. and Air*. .Morse Howe and children, .Morse II, Id; Sandra, 11, and Sharon, 19 months, moved to Howell Park recently and arc living at A01 Zinnia Drive. Personals Fern Park Personals By Jaue Casselberry Air. ami Airs. Thomas Gul­ lickson, 2809 Lakes lew Drive, recently relumed home (rum Dallas by jet after an excit­ ing lour of the western state* with tiieir son-in-law and daughter, Air. and Airs. Ed Hatch and their family. Some of *he interesting things which they saw in their travel* through the west were tho Petrified For­ est, Painted Desert, and Las Vegas. In California they visited Los Angeles, San Francisco, Disneyland, Yosemite National P a r k and Knott'* Berry Farm. Returning to Dallas they spent a week before coining home. Sunday, Sept. 1, the Thomas Gullickson* had as their din­ ner guests their sou aud daughter in-law, Air. and Airs. Cecil Gullickson, of Win­ ter Park, their children and Mr. and Mr*. L. L. Cox and Air. ami Air*. Harry AlcPcck of Longwood. Traditional uses of tha plentiful g i a n t chrysanthe­ mums and pompoms are, re­ spectively, for football games and for corsages for evening social events. Recent guests at the homo of Air, and Airs. Karlyle llousholder were Air. and Airs. Charles AVebster and family, of Clayton, N. C. Air*. Webster U Airs. Huu*liolder's sister. Air. amt Airs. Paul Kerr of Piney Ridge Road und daugh­ ter, Jcanie, have returned Itoine after a vacation trip to North and South Carolina. The Kerrs rented a cottage on Deep Creek near Bryson City. N. C., in the Great Smoky Mountains and liked it »o much there they pur­ chased a lot. They visited Airs. Kerr's brolhcr In Florence. S. C„ and Ronald Lerch, son of Air. and Mrs. Allllard Perch of Casselberry, who Is taking basic (raining in the Army Reserves at Ft. Jackson, S. Airs. A. B. Peterson Jr. and children. Sallic and Bart, have returned from a month's vacation at Flat Ilock. N. C. Mr. Peterson joined the fam­ Air. and Airs. Edgar Totten ily for a 19-day stay and ac­ « ! Lakrshore Drive enjoyed companied Ihcm home. a wonderful Labor Day week- end in the Bahamas, courtesy of Holier Chevrolet Company, which treated all the fiveyear employes ami their wives to the trip. They flew down Saturday and hack Atonday with a group of 200 aboard chartered planes. While Air. and Airs. Totten were away their children. Becky a n d Lee, enjoyed s|M-nding the weekend with their grandmother in Kis­ simmee. Orchids are one of the few (lowers that will spot when touched by water. To hide water spot* on while orchids, sprinkle talcum powder over the spots; it will hide the spots and the powder won’t show. 6th. SANFORD Airs. W. L. Roche and Mr*. Gullickson ami daughters, Frank Wo.thburn were co- Barbara and Gwynn, of Win­ hostesses for a benefit curd ter Park. party at the Roche home re­ cently. All proceed# of the evening were added to the Re tick all Regal is fund. The door prize was won by William Bardie. Mrs. D. C. Howard had high score for bridge and Airs. R. A. Futrell, Airs. Ann Hardy and Hobart Moore won the canasta prize*. Attending were. Air. and Mrs. I>. C. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Washburn, Air. and Airs, Hobart Aloore, Air. and Airs. William Hurdle, Air. and Mrs. W. 1- Roche, Mrs. R. C. Long, Alra. Robert Wil­ liams, Airs. Clarence Snyder, Air*. R. A. Futrell, Airs. Ha­ zel Gilhuly, Air*. Mamie War­ ner end Mrs. B. C. Moore. Plans Benefit A benefit fashion show and card party haa been planned for Sept, 17lh by Gamma Omega Chapter of Epsilon Al­ pha aornrity, with activities to take place at the Sanford Women’s* Club en Oak Are. Proceed* of the benefit will go toward tha philanthrople projects of the club which in­ clude shoes for needy chlldren, support of * child at the Sunland Training Center and helping the Little Red Schoolhouse. OVER 35 YEARS At First ft Palmetto (Alongside eld past office) • Carpets • Furniture • Til# • Pianos • Rental Beds FLORAL FROM -----Your Downtown Florist SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. K. 1st ft Sanford Acs. FA 2-1921 FA 3-8132 G E N E R A L ® ELECTRI C Annual K IW A N IS CLUB PORTABLY YOURS . . . extra fight, 22-t o ! Ixtra compact but room enough for famous 6-1 engineering feature*. PERSONALLY YOURS . . . privets oorphesie far lota liitening. Personalised colon: Cordovan or Charcoal and Brushed Silver or Smoke W hite end Satin Gold flntthet. ECHOLS SUPREME ORTHOPEDIC S. Sorority Here's your ESCORT --for all the great shows! Casselberry Personals JEFFREY YATES all dressed up in hi* cowboy outfit ho woro ut his sixth birthday celebration at the home uf his parents, Mr. ami Mrs. John Yates Jr., in Bear Lake, Twenty of his play­ mates helped him with the celebration which in­ cluded u huyridc, iwny rides and ether names in a western theme. (Ileruld Photo) In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund lovanna Jr. and grandcftlldren, Paul, Claudia and Mat­ thew. They also went to Ohio to visit friends and relatives. The Jaycee Wive* Club held the monthly meeting at the Jaycee Booth with Mr*. Dare Benin serving as bostest. Main Item on the business agenda was election of new officers. The following were unanimously elected for the coming year: Mrs. Tom Price, presi­ dent; Mrs. Garnett White, vice president; Mrs. Larry Skates, secretary; Mrs. Phil­ ip Skates, treasurer, and di­ rectors, Mrs. Berrin and Mrs. Charles Tetcnbaum. Plans were completed for the Installation banquet to be held at the Capri, on Sept. 21 at 7 p.m. Members are re­ quested to make reserva­ tions with Mrs. Tom Price by the lSth. Retiring president, Mrs. Hammond Polk, welcomed Mrs. Jack Ludwig at a guest and Invited her to Join the club. Other members p r e s e n t were Mrs. Chuck Bose, Mrs. Charles Kampf and Mrs. Jack Wilber. Mattress AND O f New Merchandise Contributed By Sanford Merchants - 7 to 9 p. m. Now On Display At 1-ocal Storms • Frost controls end sound • Big Id-bk. "Daylight H u t" picture • Built-in adjustable antenna • Automatic gain control for picture stability oa any signal TWIN OR FULL s iz k REG. PRICE 139-00 SA T., SEPT. 7th Benefit: Underprivileged Children Scholarship Fund Hl'EClAL Our M achines Are: Big • Fast - Thrifty We Are Open Air — AYaah In Comfort 119 Magnolia Ave, Kwite - W hite Sanford, Flo, LAUNDRY 2139 FRENCH AVE. rhone FA 2-6321 Sanford Electric Co 118 Magnolia Ave. F A 2-156 �ft ll«jfL» % -■ vN >W : * J'AI tl i* it > A s r Shr (Dsunh 1 DEAR ABBY: 1 am IS, and have been dating a ivy 17 up until my parent! broke it up. Both my par­ ents work during the day *o 1 stay home alone. 1 was told I couldn't have my boy friend in the house when no one was home. He cams over only three times. 1 was going to tell my pa rants, but before I had a chance to tell them they found out from a neighbor. 1 was told not to let him In tlie house again. This I told him, but he rams over one more time anyway. My parents found out about It and now they won't let me date him at all. I swear if they give me just one more chuino it will never happen ignin. Don't you think I deserve one more chance to prove my* eelf trustworthy? WANTS ANOTHER CHANCE. DEAR WANTS: If you will rc*rcad your own letter you should understand that you’ve had all the chance* you deservo for a while. By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: 1 have four boys and four girls and 1 would rather have eight boys than one girl I My boys play nicely with each other, eat whatever 1 cook, wear whatever 1 pick out, and when I tell a boy to do something, he says, "Okay, Mom.” (He doesn’ t always do It, but at least he doesn’t give me an argu­ ment) Sly girts fight with each other, turn up their noses at left-overs, won’t wrar what I buy for them, and argue when I ask them to do something. And an­ other thing that makes girls a big headache . . . they try ta look sexy at 13, but boys don't even think about girls until they're 18 or 31. your "sunset years". Then see who give* you more at­ tention — the boy or the girls. e s s e DEAR ABBY: Just because my husband had a bad experience lending money to a relative, 18 yean ago, he made a vow that he would never lend money to another relative as long as he lived. Now hia lister's husband is terribly hard up. They are hard-working, honest people who have never spent money foolishly, but they have had a lot of sickness and bills. My hus­ band slubliornly refuses to give them any help. He ha* helped out many stran­ gers, and has gotten stuck with them, but that doesn't seem to bother him. Do you think he Is right to Irt his sister and her family strug­ gle because of one deadbeat in the family? "STONEY'S WIFE DEAR MOTHER: Four will get you eight that there ore other mother* who pre­ fer sorls to boys. And for equally good (or bail) rea­ sons, Children reflect the rare, love and discipline they get. Personally, I can’t see that their sex has much to do with It. P.S. Wait for DEAR " S T O N E Y ’ S” WIFE: No. And keep chip­ ping away. Dtaforft RrralA Z S 'j k Versatility is tha name for Jack Lemmon who plays op­ posite Shirley MacLain* In the Mlrlseh Company’s Techni­ color- Panaris Ion comedy ” Irma La Douce," which will be featured Sunday through Thursday at the Rita Theatre. For he playa three—count ’em—three roles In the Aim treatment of the famous stage comedj which has enjoyed record runs on the stages of London. Paris and K«w York, and which is still running as a road show. First he’ s a cop. A gen­ darme, rather. Aa such he un­ dertakes to raid a notorious Paris creep joint where Irma played by Shirley, and a num­ ber of other ladies may be found frequenting. For a number of reasons, notably tha presence of the chief-of-pollce in the Joint during the raid, Lemmon gets fired. Somewhere along the line he falls in love with Irma and along comes two more roles for him In the picture. On* la as Irma’s "business manager," and the ether, In order to keep her pure for himself, a rich Englishman who is willing to pay for her companionship. Under the direction of Billy Wilder, Jack doee very wall In this new United Artist# re­ lease, eery much on a par, say those who hare aeon It, with hla Milquetoast role aa E. E. Baxter hi the AcademyAward - Winning "Hie Apart­ ment” la which he also ap­ peared opposite Mias MacLahte and under the direction of Wilder. Ha w eired nn Academy Award nomination for that role. raa&l* AU three are ulisted In SHIRLEY MacLAINE as the Irmn of “ Irma I a Douce," Miriach Company’s Technicolor-Panuvlsion comedy fo r United Artists release, open­ ing Sunday at the Ritz Theatre. She shares stel­ lar honors with Jack Lemmon. tha business of making nnd winning laughs by a large cast of character actors which (ncludca Broadway's Lou Jacobi, Telerision''* Bruce Yamcll, Htrechel Bcrnmrdl and Hope Holiday, end Joan Shawlee and Grace Leo Whit­ ney. 1. A. L. Diamond, who assisted with the aerlpt for "The Apartment," does the name for "Irma La Douce," Jayne Mansfield At Movieland §jd£obsj On (Bhidcp By Oswald Jacoby Vet A ffairs Red Trawlers Group Urged Hinder Search East's queen of hearts won NORTH • the first trick ami he returned A K 73 the eight. West went up with V K 10 4 ♦ JO see and chared the suit by + KS543 leading the seven. EAST The hand looked simple W O T A 103 AJR83 enough at this point, hut after V A B 783 V Q 88 South cashed the ace and ♦ A IO 448343 queen of clubs, Hast was un­ A J B 7 8 A 10 kind enough to show out. flOLTT! CD) At this point ninst players AAQB4 V J2 Would have decided that con­ ♦ K B 73 ditions were bad everywhere ♦ AQ2 and just given up but one No one vulnerable South, I'aul Levitt of Sioux Sooth West North R u t City, Iowa, had other Ideas. !n 1N.T. Pass 3 N.T. Paa# Pass spite cf the fact that the three Pars Opening lead— F 8 of hearts had not appeared, I’aul was sure that West had opened u five-card suit and shown up with four cluba so hail the are of diamonds as he was likely to be short in a sure re-entry. He had also ] spades. J.'ha to (iiA\T u n r i.i: nn.I* Ha*, i #ii 7 ioo dinir MSASIf s t c i i k w .%%* Aina I.H'IU « t'«li»r X*. a At #»0i» Ortlf AIf rr11 III(Hi -’«#•V ■ RllilJfliq# ThFlllFP w ^rin: nmuv* 3(o. 3 -U HilS llftlf * * iiA n n iA u t:-« io .iin i x n * I Nu«nn || lywaril Jnium 1fn«uia Iff I’lilur M -> NU^f. - Tl i:i. >rti '•Icrtlrtif Tim* 7:00 I*. M. A III l. l KXTIollTAIA HI5AT Ting !!>«* a THE SIHIEK » 0J BLA3 ABOUT IN PLAYBOY MAGAilnE! irsrm nr u cn n n u m bpxitt urttm J I’aul cashed the act of spades, entered dummy with the king, noting that West had dropped the ten. lie led a third spado and finessed his nine. When it held I’aul was in clover. He cashed the queen of apadea and watched West drop the nlns of hearts. Ula first discard had been the tea of diamonds. Hie three uf hearts wss •till missing, but I’aul had al­ ready made up his mind where that card was. Ilencs West was down to s single aee of diamonds. Paul lei a low dia­ mond. East cashed hia ace I and that three of hearts, hut Taul made the laat two tricks |with the minor euit of kings. MIAMI DEAC11 (UPI) The national American Le­ gion, which begin It* 43th an­ nual convention hero today, urged the Senate to create a a separate committee on vet­ erans alfiirs. Clarence II. Olson, director of the Legion’s legislative division, said the organization had been pushing lor such a committee for seven years. "Wa hope to get a big drive started from this con­ vention,” he said. The Legionnaires, about 13.000 strong, aro also expected to reiterate earlier demands to rid the Western Hemis­ phere snd especially Cuba, of communism by sny snd all means available. m o)h: By Ruth Miiiett A reader nixes tho qvirstion: I)o nil marringt-x go through periods of dopression? The answer It a qualified "yes.” All marriages m»y not have their low period* — but probably most of them do. It Is too much to rxpret n marriage to stay the same, year In and year out. The wire wife isn’t dis­ mayed when her mnrrigo scorns to be lass hnppy and rewarding than it once waa, or when she realises that work ond worry and the de­ mands of living seem to be pushing hushnnd and wife n little apart. When those times come, the wise wife doesn't dramatize her unhnppinr-s or accuse her husband of hnving changed in his feelings toward her, j She goes right on about her Job as homemaker, wife and mother, trying to create as murh happiness for the whole TV RENTAL • Hale* • Service Seminole TV FA 2-1930 Zenith t'alur TV Hale* 2600 Hanford Ava. OPEN 13:13 ^irst U. S. president to serve Ice cream at White House dinner parties was She makes herself stay Thomas Jefferson. cheerful, and to the best af her ability makes home as pleasant for him ai potslblu. She knows that if sh* calm­ ly goes about living her life as FRIDAY P. M. happily as the can, th* per­ I SO <:> ll**81ln** of Century iod of depression will pass. (DRon Cochrsn New* Is she It happy—or at least (I) Ch. S N*w« content— her happiness will be S OI (I) KrtltorUI -r n Hosts*ta la catching. Hut no matter how 4:14 ( !) M Starts hard a woman trlca, the can't S:)i i d m a -Ft*. iv t s is g Report make a man happy just by (I) apart* striving to please him. (1) Newicnp# 1:11 <•> Wtalks* family as sh* ran. Strange Sound (I) L *(tn 4 * f Wnlt t:«» >1) Sport* I ts ci) lluntlry . UrtnkDr CD (mUI-Mir U'illeUn Hoard Over Telephone PITTSBURG, Kan. (UPI)— A tecnaged girl became alarmed when, during a long telephone conversation, she suddenly was unable to get a response from her girl friend on Che olher end of Ihe line. She heard what sounded like gasps in th* receiver, i Police were called and when they reached Ihe home of the *econd girl, they found her asleep—snoring Into the telephone receiver. TODAY A HAT. "ERIK T1IK CONQUEROR" In ('oluracop* Tits ( !) T a t (It (It T It (I) <D (I) it*b*l I.*e*n<t of Wyatt Karp Air Power Ini. Shswlla* Maverick Rawhlil* a:St ll) sins Aloaa WUk Milch (It -vast* t* (tl Th* Bis Story 1:1* tl) AIfri.1 Hll«k*a*k Hoar (I) I-rka I* Rltbt 10:44 CD Jack Parr Hbuw (t) portrait 101So (»> Koyhcl* 11:11 CH ABO Pinal Rofost (I) Miwaoopt <11 Cbaaatl I » « * * • * 11:11 Cl) BporU Plntl ttill CD Hollywoo.t Mavis li lt CsvaleaSa II) Toalle 11:0 IS) 11:10 Cl) 13.SO |t) 11:11 tt) Murphy Martin N-wo Mld-Pl*. Now* Float Action Woathor Ch. I Thtalor SATU RD AY A. M. Silt IS) MS* OS 1:W IS) (Sr* wara ________ 1 10 (I) Deputy Dog Variety till (tl aisn r>n T.3* It) Countdown Ntw* I;*0 II) A<-ro*o th- Pone* It) CartassvUt* It) Itnbla Hood lit* <l) Oaod Mortise It) Sapsr Car II) CapL Kssssroo • i ll IS) R i l l ft Bossy IS) Rocky Jones It) Ik art Lewis tail* IS) B lag Laoaacda II) lllgkly Ms ass P«*rkssss IS) tt.BI ill ID It) 1111 It) MIRISCH COMPANY-EDWARD B*hla4 "THE CUAT.'IAN RETORT" JUM• )>*#*»•!*• Slirlirjr Wlcalrr* In I’elnr Buxom Jayne Mansfield — the same who was voluptuous­ ly displayed In a recent issue of I’ lnyboy magazine — stars In "1’Uygirl After Dark," Eastman color film showing Sunday through Tuesday at the Movisland Drive-In Hicatro. Strictly adult entertain­ ment, this Is tha first Sanford showing of thla film about "girl* who rock tha night as lease queens. Co-featured will be "The Chapman Report," In color, starring Jane Eondn. Wednesday's and Thursday's features will be "1’oisa from Hell," a color Western star­ ring Audit Murphy, and "The Great Impostor,” with Tony Curtis. A triple horror show Is scheduled for Friday and Sat­ urday, Sept. 13-11. These in­ clude “ The Drain That Wouldn't Die." “ ReptHIcua," In color, and "(Hack Sunday." BOSTON r u r n -A helicop­ ter pilot reported early today he was unable to locale two storm-threatened Texas Towera In the Atlanlie Ocean with 2ft worker* aboard because lights aboard Russian traw­ lers In the area confused him In the darkness. The workers, however, re­ ported they could withstand tha poundings and would rldt out the storm. Plans to re­ move them Immediately were abandoned. Henry Hoffman, project en­ gineer for a private firm de­ molishing the rust-weakened towers for salvage, talked by radio with tha helicopter pilot and with men aboard tha two structure*. "All danger I* past,” Hoff­ man said. "Everything la aafe now.” B Y JUDY T U M O R Bat those big jtU ow buNS rolling down thft highways morning and evening a rt a ligh t (o r aorw eye*. Not to overwork the them*, bot do bo c o n fo l driving these days, snd when it comoo *** 0 (o r refreshment, this is fo r you . . . . . • # • Those IS new epeakers la th e Caribe realty sound smooth, even titling hi «n« place. When you move around, you can really hear the pro­ fessional effect, with only the juke box. Flo says Friday nlghta a n good too who* Peggy and Bill Slayton play tha cocktail drama and bass respectively, and Bill Wagner plain hU instrument. It’s one he invented himself, eomothing like a cross between n xylophone and a harpsichord. If you can imagine that, It ought to be good for s trip to the Caribe just out of curiosity. 0 * 0 Tried ona of those delicious cold plate* for lunch at Roso and Wilk’s this wash, and ran report that it la one of the beet tasting and moat filling I've ever had. It la served with their good homo made garlic toast. On tha plat* itself la potato ealad, tomato and eotage cheese, and slices of cheese and meat, variety enough for anyon*. Finished off with peach short­ cake leaded with whipped cream. The lunch hour there is busy . . . no wonder with that menu of well prepared food. s e e As usual, "everything" ts new at Hpcnctrs, according to friend Sam. Actually, • couple things are new, like Darla and Jim being back from their vacation. They get hack Tuaaday after two weeks time off. Also, Darlene is in the ho*, pital; nothing too serious and aha will be out in ■ couple of days. Other than that, Spancars la Just tha asms old comfortable place to atop In for a drink or din­ ner. e a a Did yon know that no mat­ ter where you stopped to buy a "Whataburger,” you'll get i tha same high quality suet and trlauninga. Tha "Whata* burgers" throughout Florida are all furniahod with tag grades of beef by « t sup­ plier, wha buys B^sskUy for tha Whatabu rm sla ts That means that you aau da* pend ea a delicious sandwich in on* tows aa wall as tha next • a a Wax treated to tha charm­ ing hospitality o f Um Swedish styled Painted Horse a m tha weekend and certainly did en­ joy it The food Is superb, ea* pectally the Items en tha salad bar. Than are all kinds of foods from green vegetable Jello to pink rke. 1 could have eaten aa entire maul right then, but altar teating tha Swedish meatballs was glad 1 hadn’t Could have had another entree, hut Just couldn’t quits hold usy more, • a a Now that scheel la husk ta session, tha social Ufa af tha younger set will ha picking up. What bettor way ta have a good Um* than ta rpend aa evening at tha Skat* City Roller Rink. It’a a swell place to meet your friends, er asset new friends- If yeu'ra net too aura on your akatas, the rink has lessons far kegianarei if you want to learn aasnetklng men difficult, sign up for the advanced lessons. Of court* than ta a snack but and skat* rentals at tha riah E EKEND T E L E V I S I O N STARTS SUNDAY ADMISSION MX Th* TA B LE^ HOPPING Jack Lemmon Portrays 3 Roles <JaCK An 8 HIRLEY LEMMON W MaoIRTNE BIUYWILDER'S]RMS! 'D0 U6 E TECHNICOLOR* PANAVISION* It) II) tt IS It) ll> Bsgsraiss Psry Bis TIs Tie CSrtosnlsa Mika Room Per Daddy Bay Bagars lltsnla ft Coell Ur. WHard Sky King (I) B i f i Sassy SA TU R D A Y P. M. II.IS < » Msgis Last af AllaktasM ID Men Into Hpaca ID Mlko VSellar# News I II IS) My rrlffid Pllcka WJ Lai-t A .Nail le a ­ nt* Champlnn-hlpa 1:11 ( I ) Champlonehtp Wrss- Hint <10 (1) Death Valley Days (0) IS) M0 IS) It) (1) T ill II) I’ rubo Net acopn Kmlgn o'Toala Set Hunt Laaalo Woodorlal world 1 11 IS) Sports Thrills 1:00 ( I ) gues t Tnr Adventure 1:10 <t> Action Theater IS) World R.rtr* of CIoU ad Color 1:00 IS) KaleMutcop* IS) Not Fur Hire II) Denala, tha Meaaa* S;*0 IS) Wide W orld of IS) Tha Jataune 1 00 (D Kd Sullivan Show Sport<l> l i e Ths Law 10) Jan# Wyman Hhuw 1:10 II) TDA 1:10 (I) Car 14 — Whera Are Tng I 00 <*) Ch. I Now* 11) Pis. Plotting — Deo (I) Sunday N'vht Taylor Movlo I 10 |l) O nto ft Harriet i.ie I !) RunaniA 1:11 I t ) I'en. Fla. • W i t ) . ID Tha itoal MoCeys Report 0:10 ID G K. Thaalar I I ) New-copa I0:0« 111 Show of Week « 10 I I ) Mr. IM ID Cendld camera * : l l I t ) Hander VanocuCs 11:10 D What's My Liao Report 1 0 ) AHC Nawa Iteporta 1 04 ( I ) Con. P>*. Hhowcae* 11:00 t i l Nawaeop* 1:00 t t ) Guy Lombardo <l) Harry Reaeooor (1 ) F ir m - lloy Ntwe T.I0 ( I ) Lucy • D*«t Comedy ID Mid-Fla. Nows Hour 11:10 ID Four Huaa IS) Th* Gallaat Mta 11:11 III Ch. Nino Thoaltr IS) Ham Rrnedtct III CO) Hollywood Mevlo I SO I D Doronoero Cavaload* 1:10 IS) llcolrnanny IS) Jooy Rtehop Show MONDAY A. M. • :** IS) Sa l Bight Mnvlos t 00 (D Lawrouro W-ik l:SO ID Sian On I SO II) Have Oua Will T r a ­ Oil* III Blfn Oa vel OSS (4) Grove ft Farm Re­ 11:00 (S> righ t or the W - - k port |<) MI-< .tm-rica Pa­ D ll Cl) Collate o l Ue Air geant (1| Fla. Ula lory 10:01 IS) Make That Spar* TOO It) Today i t 100 IS) a*L Night Show tD Operation Alphabet IS) MIS-Pta Maws DSC Cl) Parse. Market Re­ IS) Ch I Nawa peat C a v a lu d * ViO* M ill (•) Chawpluaealp Wrssfc Meg IS 00 < l) Hollywood Movlo SUNDAY P. M. 14:01 <|) It) II) 11:10 IS) IS) IS) 11:41 |0) Faltk lor Today Intornatlonal Zoaa Chrlotopk-r Film Faro Oral Robert* Indu-try on I'erad* llaaeball— Detroit at v T. 1:00 I I ) Herald #» Truth IS) Nat’l Tennla Champlonlhlp 1:10 I ) Variety Tima 1:00 10) TU A M l Ik) leeueo ft Anewor* 1:00 |t) Bummer Tttealf# 1:11 14) Film Far* S SI IS) Navy Film o f Woek 1:10 IS) World Series of Golf S i l l 10) Rny R.der* Feature ! : « t |0) 8 p . r U IH*hll#hta 1:10 |l) Rig I'luturo 4:10 i t ) Take Tw o — Dos Mr Nell ( I t International Zona 1:40 IS) Golden Age of Hollywoo 4 ( ! ) Major Adamo, TrailMaatir 1.00 (S) International Zone 1:11 <0) Ted Mack Amateur lloup IS) lluUwInkl* 1:11 ( I ) Tka Tweatlelk CSa­ lary IS) Hall* of Ivy .13) Meet Ibo Free# (I) Todap <«) Wako Up Movies f i l l Cl) Cauatdawa Ntwa t i l l III Mltkl*'* Uoepel Tim* ID Ntwa A Weather 1:00 (») Mlakey Iveae Shew IS) Capo Kaagarea Cl) Cartnavlll* li»* tl) Wtathtr and Ntwe 1:10 Cl) Today 1:00 i l l Jaoh Lalaao Mow ID Amorlraa History ISO CD Romper Room I so (5) Gall iiora* snow IS.I* Cl) Hay Who* (I) Celt*Jar (I) Cartoon Captre !0:JS t l) NUC Nawa 11:11 (I) Play Tows Maatft (I) I Lava Levy CS) Ana Houlhera Shew 11:11 ID ID ID H ill ID (I) (I) BURGER MONDAY P. M. (I) Postwar# lloattasr 11:11 111 Toai n i s i laiprs* alas New# CD Ttanttsta I r a lt Ford CD Lav* * f Idle 11:11 ID Father Baowa Boat ID Saaroh (or Tsaaorraw ID Truth er Ctassdosatot 11:41 ID Ualdla# L4#fel 1:00 (4) litchelor Father It) (lontral Hospital CD Newt sad Woalhtr 1:10 ID I.eCfllmo 1:11 ( !) Fucua M l ID A* Th* Warld Tara* ()) Helene# ID a m Uahlatlse ID Mld.PlA Nows 1:41 ID lAfrtlm* ID Dtp la Cauri CD J»n* Wymaa Prstanls 1:00 CD I'eupl# Will Talk ID I'xeeward CD Queea tar ■ Dap M l (I) MIC Newe <41 Hougta* Kdwarde 1:11 1 : 1 0 (D Tha Doctor* 1 :1 0 ID Art Llnklstlsr CD Wh* De Taw Tfmsl l i l t ID Imretta Touag (D To Tell th* Truth 1:10 (!) You Don't lay 1:11 CD Douglas Bdwards with th* Nawa CD The Rig* of Night 1:00 CD Th* Ualeb Oam* IS) Amarieas CD Botrel Ilarae DM (I) Hums ft AHsw CD Unci* Wall (I) Discovery 'IS IS) NIX’ Now* Ml 4:11 CD Americas Ntwa*Isa* 1:11 ID NBC Now* IM ID Chockmalt 1:0* CD Undo Walt— Astro Boy CS) The Base of Ovsgtft* 111 ID Hast* Claus 1:11 ID Th* RIRfman ID Deputy Dawg • II ID Woalhtr Shaw a a a Although Fraddloli Steak House Is known primarily for its steaks, tha maau is aatually mart aa— paMtaft. Seafoods are another af their specialities, and Uw appeti­ ser dishes rang* from shrimp to chopped chicken liver. For n romantic touch yew eta finish off a meal In atjle with Cherries Jubilee, flaming and all, right at tha table* JU IC Y Th* MtCsye Coaeentrsllaa Derernher Rrld* I'slo ft Gladys Haven Keys Mixing Link* It li ID Harry too. 2145 NOW OPEN FRENCH A Y E * SANFORD ror Carry Out Ordgr# F tiu s Phoaft 113-Mlft Wall Have It laady — JIM SPENCER’S — RESTAUHANT #b4 COCKTAIL LOUNGR ALL TI1E LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT ... 1 U I CHAR - BROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER TAILS (awsat #a • B it) ROYAL BED SHRIMP (■ real dsilcasy the way we prepare than! . , . they are HOT French Fried!) COMBINATION PLATTER (Danish Lobs tar Tails and Kaya) Krd Mhrimp) FRCHJ LEGS YOUR CHOICE $2’5 Sauteed In Mrilrd nutter UNDER TIIE LM HUEL LA A Variety Of Fine Cheeses and Mtala— Frtft— To Enjoy While We Prspare Your Dinner NrwTjneam^Foos^TrnniSn^ver^CSnSr / rivnte partite up to II. Roath French Are. re. Sanford Phftfte FA MC8I ONE AMD ONLY ONE LOCATION ORLANDO on Hwy. # 5 0 , 4 blocks sotl of Colonial Shopping Plaza The Original And Authentic Swedish Bruce W e s! Now at Freddie's Central F lo r id a ’B O ld t B l * Steak House F ln c a t Hospitality •nd “ Anose Aott** wifA Food Swrtog ( u tflKKinJy M r — SUN D AYS aad H O LID AYS S712 I . Cftlenld Drfeq �■ .. - f a m J L C a m I n a Ia j v h i i i j C T i II i O i C S A H D W /C H CTPTo Hear Panel wr imm . o -d W n r t t e Council ef Teacbera •ad Parrsta e t the South FOLGER’S” •t Cuaetbanr w® boar a INSTANT panel dlaeuaalon on general school affairs at a meeting Tuesday at I p, m. in the school auditorium. Participating on the panel win be R. T. MUwee, county superintendent of schools; Stewart Oatcbe!, director af Instruction; lira. Margaret Colt, elementary school sup* erriaor and W. W. Wharton, guidance director and place­ ment officer. The C.T.P. Exccntire Board will meat at T p. a . prior t» the mooting. Ail parents d South Seatnote Elementary School pupOa era aged to come oat and meet the teachers and learn •tore about the school pro- LOS ANGELES (UPI) More than 100,000 persons peeked Memorial Coliseum and the Bose Bowl in neigh­ boring Pasadena Sunday Bight for the closing sessions of Billy Graham'* Southern California Crusade for Christ and the international assem­ bly of Jehovah's Witnesses. Freewsys and thorough­ fares to Use two famed sports centers were Jammed with traffic as motorists headed for the stadiums in the late afternoon and evening hours. Graham spoke to sn esti­ mated 134,000 persons Jammed Into the Coliseum and snother 10,000 outside as he conclud­ ed hie 21-sesslon campaign. He said It was the largest turnout he has ever witness­ ed in the United States. “ We havo enough people here now to march on Wash­ ington," the evangelist said informally before his sermon, alluding Jokingly to the re­ cent march on the nation's capital by civil rights adher­ ents. “ And If they keep throw­ ing the Bible out of the school, we Just might do that." Another S3,000 persons were at the Rose Bowl for the closing program of the eightday Jehovah's Witnesses as­ sembly. French Classes To Organize An organizational meeting for classes la Beginners and Advance Freneb, being offer­ ed under direction of the Seminole County Adult Edu­ cation Department, will bo held at 7:30 p. m. next Mon­ day at the Lake Mary Ele­ mentary School. Instructor wil be Mrs. George Stubbing* who advises that those unable to attend the opening meeting may con­ tact her st her home it they are interested In registering fur either class. Only charge* for the courses will be a S3 registra­ tion fee and cost of textbook. Legal Notice son cm ok « COFFEE w J K Hr ( ( LIMIT: ONE WITH YOUR U OB MORE FOOD ORDER, PLEASE) ,. , * *< . ■< s . u t i S -m C S r a m V - <■ SA N D W /C H .. fr/X /N 'S THE F A C U L T Y at Enterprise Elementary School in made up o f Mrs. Sylvia Harden, prin­ cipal and Mrs. Jania Voll, Miss Joan Coach, Mrs. Elizabeth Mixon (front row, left to r ig h t); Mrs. Boy Quintuplets Progressing At Venezuela MARACAIBO, Venezuela ■ (UPI) — Venezuela’s fir excellent condition Sunday night, 44 hours after their birth. The Infants — all boys — were born Saturday to Mrs. Ines Cuervo, 77, wife of an oilfield worker from Ciudad Ojeda. A spokesman at Maracaibo Univeralty Hospital reported ■11 the quintuplets were In Incubators but were taking their special milk formula normally. He said they weigh­ ed 3.08 to 396 pounds each and averaged 11.1 inches In length, Mrs. Cuervo, the mother of five other children, had been under special observation at the hospital for several months. The quintuplets were bap­ tized by a Roman Catholic priest Saturday night and each was given the name of one of the attending physi­ cians. They were named Ma­ rio, Otto, Robinson, Fernando and Juan Jose. Dr. Robinson Suarez Her­ rera delivered the infants, according to a hospital spokesman. President nomulo Betan­ court sent a telegram of con­ gratulations and promised By Jatla Bartoa The opening meeting of lh« Altamonte Springs Elemen­ tary PTA, originally sche­ duled for Tuesday night, has been rescheduled for 7:30 p. m. Thursday In order not to conflict with Tuesday's meet­ ing of the South Seminole Junior High PTA. Introduction of the Alta­ monte School Faculty Is tire main item of business on the agenda for the opening sess­ ion. Officers for the year are Mrs. Lawrence Swofford, president; Don Xocll, first vice president; Principal Frank Gore, second vice prestdent; Mrs. Margaret Arm- Graveside funeral services for Mr. George Joseph Brockhaven. 79, of Fern Park, who died Friday in a Henderson­ ville, N. C\, hospital, were scheduled for today in Sandy Springs, Ga. Survivors are his widow. Mrs. Grace Brockhaven; a daughter, Mrs. Rose Maurer of Albertson, N. Y.; a son, Irvin Brockhaven, Long Is­ land, N. Y,; a stepson, It. F. tlartlino of Sandy Springs; n brother, Gene Brockhaven of Jackson Heights, N. Y.; sis­ ters, Mrs. Rose Murphey ol Brooklyn, N. Y.. anil Mrs. Anne Myers of Long Island, FOREST HILLS. N. Y. six grandchildren and three (UPI) — It’s a Latin monop­ great-grandchildren. oly Instead of an Australian monopoly on the (wo U. S. Longest Cable tennis championships today. SOUTHAMPTON. England Mexico’s Rafael Osuna ami (UPI) — The American Tele­ Brazil's Maria Bueno, grace­ phone A Telegraph Co. loaded ful as panthers and Just as about 1,700 milca of underwudangerous, swept to the na­ ter cable aboard its chip tional singles championships “ Long Lines" to complete the at Forest Hills Sunday with first direct trans-atlantic tele­ straight set victories that sig­ phone link between the United naled the end of Australia's Slates and Britain. domination and at least a When completed, the cable temporary aclbark to a bud­ will be the world's longest un­ ding American boom. derwater telephone line. (MEAL) Arthur H. Itseltwlth Jr. Clark of Circuit Court of tt.iulnola County, Klorlda lly Martha T. Vlhlcn Deputy Clerk THOMAS A. Bl'KKll Atlurnay (or Petitioner a rioi i t i i Hanford, Florida. I**lb1tshI Sug. If, Bept. f , I and t«. ISil. ufvu-ia strong, secretary and Mrs. Lillian Donaldson, treasurer. Appointed chairmen for the year Include Mrs. Vt Segrlst, clinic; Mrs. Helen Wolke; program; Mrs. Louise Kcrschner, ways and means; Mrs. Joan Pasternack, publicity; Mrs. Annie Suo Banks, room representative; Airs. Jean Nuss, membership; Mrs. Milliccnt Pattlshall, devotion; Mrs. Thelma Smith, library; Mrs. Vivian David, year book; Mrs. Blanche House­ holder, hospitality; Mrs. Lynn Each, beautification; Mrs. Sally Sheets, historian; Mrs. Pat Willis, publication and Mrs. Dca Baxter, study dis­ cussion. Mrs. Scgriat advises that volunteers are still needed f >r work In the school health clinic and Mrs. Each has ask­ ed that anyone with trees, plants or cuttings which could be contributed towards the school beautification program contact her either in person or by telephone at her home. State Insurance Representa­ tive Ed Boon will be at the Geneva Community llall at 7:30 p. m. today to discuss and explain the Senior Health and Hospitalisation Insurance Program and to answer ques­ tion* In general relating to Insurance. Although the meeting prim­ arily has been arranged for benefit of the community's senior citizens, all Interested person* arc invited and urged to attend, KRAFT” 'EVERFRESH' “ HOLSUM” BREAD PEANUT 20 Oz. BUTTER L u res L R JAR Kraft 'Cottage American" MUSTARD CHEESE IF THERE IS A LOAF BREEZE WE GET IT — WP. ARE OPEN AIR WHY NOT WASH JN COMFORT AT - (LIMIT: 2 WITH YOUR *3 OR MORE FOOO ORDER, PLEASE) KW1TE-WHITE LAUNDRY 2(39 FRENCH AVE. RED *N RIPE Make Your Ford CO O L! Qk. Frozen Hun Size “ MORTON'S" J IF F Y STEA KS FROZEN DO N UTS 10 OZ. !»KG. Latin Monopoly At Forest Hills Great Savings on Easy Terms FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE M ATHER of Sanford it PAUL DLGUKTT, lletldanca unknown. Tnu n r. hereby notified that a Petition (nr adoption l,aa haan rilr.l In the circuit Court In an>t fur K-rtutnolo Cnuuty, f l o r i d », In Chancery, entitled In tha Milter at lha Adoption o f Itutiart I-arry (Irnh.ini, and you ara command*,) to appear In said rnurt| and you are re­ quired to tile yottr Answer „ r utliar detail.* with tha Clerk of tha Circuit Court at H< inliiula County, Florida, and earva a ropy o f >urh Anewar or othar defense upon said patltlonera nr palltlonara* attornay TH O M ­ AS A. Kl’ KKIt. whoaa a d l r v . la 1*. (X It--& 1SSI. Hanford, Ktorhla, un nr tr fo ra Heptemher 51. t t l ) . A. !>.. to .h o w cause why sahl petition § h r « Id nut ha uran tad, and It you fall to do an. a Dacraa Pro Uunfa.ao will ha .ntera d against ynu far the relief itsminded In tha t'elltlonVVITNIUUi my hand and aaal uf aald Court this U n i day of Auguat A.U, D l l . Daisy Gunn, Mrs. June Lons and Miss Marcella Uinta, second r o w ); Mrs. Florence Curver, Mrs. Helen Wren and Arnold Pancrate (bark row ). (Cox Photo) Geneva Citizens To Hear Address On Insurance FLA. CiRADE A W E WILL AIR CONDITION THE FOLLOWING M AKE CARS, UNTIL STOCK IS EXHAUSTED, AT THE NEW LOW PRICE OF - CUT-UP 1 “ MORTON’S" SAVE NOW ' J iA FROZEN JUM BO PIES H O N EY BUNS INSTALLED! 1962 FALCON A COMET With Vacuum Wind.hirld Wipers 1962 FAIBLANE A METEOR * Cylinder I960 - 61 - 62 FORD V-6 ■ 220 H P- En«lnu 193X - 62 FORD V H • 173 lli*. Engine 1963 FALCON 8 Cylinder 1963 GALA ME 6 Cylinder • 229 HP- Engine 1963 GALAXIE 8 Cylinder - 161 1LI*. Engine BTtTK. OK M.niMIM Tni p. f/X/N's WESTERN “CORN FED" GROUND BEEF W E SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE EASY PAYMENT PLAN LOW SUDS DETERGENT* Your Friendly Ford D ealer’ • Vi O l t ^ EASY M ATH ER Strickland-Morrison TERMS CASHM ERE BOUQ UET INCORPORATED of Sanford • SERVICE DEPARTMENT Sanford’* Only Air Condi Honed Furniture Store 30.7-09 E. 1st ST. • WHOLE FA 2-0987 Ph. F A 2-1481 308 E. First St. W. Park MI 4-8916 Where it’s a PLEASURE to serve Y O U ! 25th and Park Sanford, Florida �Bocrd Approves County Budget WEATHER: Fair through Wednesday with north to nortliea.it winds; high today 89-93; low tonight 65-70. ^ eioc VQL- r>‘; United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUES.. SEPTEMBER 10, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 14 JFK Lowers Boom On Wallace City Comm Liston haggled for 43 minutes Monday even ing on th« question o( permit­ ting swimming and tennis lea£ io n s on R-1AA residential pro**perty. At the end of the 43 minutes the members learned any zoning change has to be subject to a public hearing. So a request for an amendment for private tutoring in the R-1AA zones was tabled. As «ss a previous request by a Tull Hoad OKd TALLAHASSEE (UPI> — photographer to reside and have his studio in a residen- rh* Development Commission has okayed construction of a f till tone. two-lane toll highway nrmss Parents of Lake Mury Ele­ Collier nod Ilrovvurd counties. mentary School will have (heir first meeting of the Fighting' Reported -MIAMI (CPI)—Cuban exile school year and will get ac. qusinted with the farulty sources here today reported members at 7:30 this evening bitter fighting between guer­ rillas and Castro troops in in the school auditorium. • 0 e central Cuba with heavy cas­ _ R. E. Porter was informed ualties on both sides. * today that It wasn't regurgi­ tated m i l k which nearly Leads Drive WASHINGTON <UP|) — strangled that Casselberry baby Sunday but a candy Rep. Carl Vinson. P-Gu., one of Congress’ most influential mint. • • • number*, hns launched w drive to block n Pentagon directive .Marguerite Price will he in­ stalled as president of the plnririg segregated commun­ Jayceu Wives Club on Sept. ities off-limits to servicemen. Guard Taken Over; Five J V U V A ... BRIEFS c 21. ••• Beating Probed NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) Sign on a West First Street building: Groceries—new and —The Fill today investigated a complaint that a gang of ” 15 used Items. to 25" whites kidnnped and 9 • • R. E. Porter put in a plant­ beat a white minister and an ar for hia wife over.the week­ interrneini group of college end. Took him an hour to lay students in Alabnmn. the 42 bricks ami three hours to straighten up. LBJ To Norway By kipping off two major items totalling 173,000, the County Commission at noon today approved its M R budge* of 12.1 million while at the same time holding the (ax millagr at six mills, the same as In the last several years. The Commission re moverI a proposed $30,ooo from the capital outlay fund for a new county nursing home and $23.- Schools Mixed Commission Eases / ' ■ v , ■■ i,.v. i i ' 1 JOINING THE STATEWIDE niglit-iuvintr campaign nrc two San fin d mother*, I’eg Horner, left, and Edith Avene), who here nre deiiumi trilling iin eye lest on Debbie Howe. These mothers, with others, work ouch week in teams o f two at the Seminole High School clinic, screening students’ eyes. Sight-Saving W ay Found To Clear Campaign On Up Old Sanford Loan In Sanford BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (Ul’ l) — President Kennedy outmaneuvered a defiant Gov. George C. Wallace for the second lime in three months today by federalizing the Ala­ bama National Guard and racial integration came for the lint lime to schools in me Alabama citic# of Birming­ ham. Mobile and Tuskcgoe. A stormy demonstration by flag-waving white students erupted at one Birmingham school, hut police kept the screaming students u nil e r control and furred back a crowd of ancry adult# a block from the scene. Angry white parents began removing their children from several other srboota in Bir­ mingham and Tuikegec. When some of the uproar and early morning confusion subsided. *20 Negroes were inside five while schools in the three citic*. Wallace went to hii offire in Montgomery this morning, met with advisers, and later accepted service of federal court orders restraining him from Interfering with school integration. It Was at West End High School in Birmingham where the tan dermis demonstration broke out moments after tuu Negro girls entered the brick building, City |*dice moved in quick­ ly. There were at toad 15 ar­ Sthilt# and youth*. When Kennedy ’* order put unfc the guardsmen on fillertil duty heroine known tho guardsmen quickly departed the schools in Mobile anil Tuskegee, before any pupils showed tip. “ We’ve Iteen federalized," an officer in Mobile said simply. Kennedy’s order empower­ ed Deferi-e Secretary Robert S. McNamara to rail into fed­ eral serviee "any and all units of the Alabama Nation­ al Guard and Air National Guard" for an Indefinite per­ iod. M ilk Price R u le il ItLAN BO (UPI) - The Milk Commission voted today not to challenge distributors who offer milk to schools at prices a s luvv as 6.73 rent# per half pint. The commission’* action sets the stage for numerous counties to take new bids for milk for the school lunch program. Several counties ha.I rejected high bids and suhdlluteil fruit amt vege­ table drinks in the program. The request that the com­ mission not penalize distrihuiors (or price* of 6:71 cent# was made by Pinellas Coun­ ty School Superintendent Floyd T. Christian as spokea- Council Accepts City Tax Roll Of $42,450,000 HELSINKI. Finland (UPI) —Vice Prrshlent Lyndon It. Johnson ended a noisy, hand­ I'ongrrssman A. 6. Ilrrshaking tour of Finland today long Jr. early this afterMayor Toni .McDonald to­ Federal government hast sewage plant construction (oland flew off to un-tic Norway, nuucl telephoned The Her­ the next stop on hit 15,000- tipenrd the door fur the City low# the original plans and, day urged all citizen# of San­ • • • ald to advise that the City nf Sanford to renew applica­ therefore, under the law re­ ford hi join in the observance mile lour of northern Europe. Final day for registration in tion for a 3IU.UUU lean (or a pay ment is reqiiltril. ol Sanford cannot under any of the sight saving campaign order to vote In the Nov. 3 It is on the basis of this now under way here. It Is uu feasibility study for Hie pro rirrumslanre dispose of election Is Oct. 5, Registrar contention that the 1(11FA has posed port terminal. City TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — the old post oflfre building, educational campaign to ulcrl Caml Uruce said today. Po­ Beverage Director Richard It. Manager W. E. Knowles in-] rejected an application lor a the public to the need (or lie rrporlrit disposition of tential electors mud be 21, >ni mission $10,000 feasibility loan lor the Keating said today cigaretto formed tlie City Commission health and sately ami is un­ _ residents of the statu lor a that pioperty wa# released port terminal. tax collection# for July lotulcd Monday evening. der tlie statewide chairman­ by Ilia l ’, N. General tier™ jear and resident of the counHow< ver. Know lei informed Knowlea had presented settled a $5,I6I,5U3, Keating srrid 82,ship of orchestra leader Guy vires Administration to the ,ty for fix month*. '•"r* »M »i * l ... G . ;V day 835,621, vJH,}# Ntte'f.uti-il * '* • a • Lombardo for Ihc Florida So­ U. S. Department of Health, qualified fM.imuoiti.-i. ' Home Finance Agency do- 1 evmi&j that i.i vliicul of ciety fur Hie Prevention of llduiatlon and Welfare Those who looked at the 34manding repayment of a 37,-IIIHFA at o\t4avoti«wC-'U-phunswl which, in turn, released the 0 score tlie Varsity ran up T u r n F o.* W o r s e i two feasibility loan mado In |him Monday mmnir.g and out Llindncs.s. Mrs. Guy Alien is local chairman. building to the City (or a against the JYs in Friday's MOSCOW' tU 1*11 -Sluo-So- die I!)tils for a sewage dis-1 lined a procedure whereby In a proclamation issued to20-yrar period for library inter-squad football g a m e vid relations, already strained posal plant. The city contends tlie old loan may he declared I day Mayor McDonald said: utilization only, lie tald to­ might get the impression that to the breaking point, took a it never used the plan* and. mil' and void. “ W'e owe It to ourselves mid day HEW advised him It “ offense is tho |w>ny to ride new turn downward today therefore, under the law i» Knowle* was authorized by will not permit the sale of for the Indians.” Those who with Russia'# expulsion of not required lo repay. The Hit; Cummi.vdun lu forward a our loved one* to recognize the propelly hv the t il) and A looked In on tho scrimmage morn Chinese fur trying to 111[FA contends (hi present letter of protest again-t the ilie wisdom ol protecting vis will permit its only use to hm again-1 disease, accident tell us that tlie lads on de­ smuggle utiti-.S'ovict literature demand fur repayment He 1m- (or a public library. ami neglect, and to join lolly fense were tlie same rough into the country. explained If UFA will Lien in the crusade agam*t blinda n d ready stalwarts for turn Hie protest over lo the lie**.’ * City lax roll of $(2,150,000, which the Semiooles have Department of Justice which, as MilimilU'd by H e n r y The Kloridu observance is gained renown. in turn, will investigate and COALMONT, Iml. (UPI) — Tainm, finance director, was • • • part of the llth annual drive “ probably order the old Wan Determined parent# kept up accepted by the City Commis­ of the National Society fur the Come to think ol it, the goal their marathon “ around the killed." sion sitting a* the Board ot Prevention of lllindnc-*, Inc., line battles, the tackling down clock aeige" of the high school This. Knowles said, will TALLAHASSEE tL'Pl) Equalization Monday even­ field under punts ami the in thin small i louder town to­ The Florida Educational Tele­ open the door (or a renewal chairman of which i* Walt ing. “ blocks of granite" (as Ford- day in prutest of alleged "file vision Commission ha# put iu of negutiotions tor the port Disney, Tamm informed the Com.Mayor McDonald endorsed 9 ham once called its line) have trap” achool# in neurby Mid­ okay on uu application for uu study loan. mi*-Ion Ibis is an increase of the Florida Ssicicty's recom­ been tlie talk of many ot the land and Jasonvdie. educational television station $l.u75.no<i in property valua­ mendation that rvery person, opponents of the Warriors. on Channel 21 in Orlando, tion over last year. especially those over 10, and Looks like they'll be seeing Dirk sen Credited At it# aimuui organizationHAVANA (UPI) — Culm’s James Graham Chapman, school age children have their lots more ot the same this WASHINGTON (UPI) — ul meeting hero Monday, the eye* examined at least every biggest sugar mill vvn# bomb­ saying lie represented a season. For instance, Mike Sena to Democratic l e a d e r com mission also okayed an ed at dawn Sunday but anti­ group of Sanford business two years. Glad, Jim Touhy, Have Nuoll, Mlko Mansfield credited his application to tho fedeiul nt ri-rn ft guns prove toil raids inert, wa* given until Oct. tl Pate Alexander, who all did GUI’ counterpart today, hen- Health, Education and Weton two Cuban cities Hint to prepare and submit plans so well last year, arc hold­ ate leader Everett M. Uirksen, fare Department for a grant night, the Castro government for a trnrina. Chapman had allahassee over tackles and doing quite with a display of bipartisan- of 233,0011 f«r construction of -aid Monday night, requested an option tint Hu* Tlie Senate voted 38 11 today */• , ^ n _ well, thank you. ship that sliotild help ratifica­ the facility. A TelcA-e Iwinded not s h o r t ­ Coititui'.sinri informed him W. 9 • • • lu consider a defense motion J v i e r tion o f the IIHeleaf test bail The application was Hindu C. Crawford already ha# nullThe plaudits of just heaps treaty. dismiss impeachment ^ CONt, .South Met Nam ly before midnight -aid a by Central Florida ETV Inc., to piano “ from the noilh" di p niilti-d preliminary plan*. The of football tans throughout the . ........ (UPI) — Government forces comprised of eight county charges against Circuit Court , . , county are heard for tlie drive Session Opens „ |Masted their way out of a ped five 50-pound I h io i I i # o ii matter will he aired at Hie school s y s t e m s in the Central J,u d,ge R ic h, a rd. . .K e lly and , , ltnn l,lnl|, „ -„ r, th« Brazil iJurohii) engtir O il. It Meeting. of the tlviedo fans. That hard­ M I A M I III-; \t II I I P I, I-lor’iila area, including Semi* Fir*( cigaretle tax check mill ut 3:30 a.m. Sunday, gave attorney* two hours to ilieir biggest single victory working group started Irom Nutiiiuul CuiDinaii'li i Janus K. ule County. Tlie application [ over Viet Cong guerrillas damaging one building but under Hu- new vtatu lax inscratch last year to get them­ Bowor* opened the 45th an- ( now goes to the Federal Com- debate the motion. cri-me was in Hu* amount o( T»ie action came one hour South Viet Nam's Bud­ causing no enaululies. selves a football field And fiu.il Aiiierieun l.i gioii conven- „iuiiication» Commission, $11.16!) 96, City Manager \V dhist dispute flared miu the did just that. This season they lion today with u call to the after the Senalr opened the K. Knowles informed the city, open last May, military took the bit in their collective organization’# 2.7 million vet­ second day of Hu- impeach­ adding that till* rrflcct- an vuirie* said fod.iv M teeth again ami are raising eran* to continue -dinning ment trial ol tin- 38-year-old . The sources sail South c-f himIt-d sll.aob slmrlngt- In more funds to help handle the Anl«l Icuns how to meet the the 1963 61 anticipated reve­ Pasco County Circuit Judge, |Vietnamrae troop* killed un debt taken on to get the J«<b challenges of Cuba, \ ii-l Nam charged by Hie House of ID’ - 'estimated 89 Viet Cong ri :u- J TAMPA (t.'Pti — General nue. and tlie Berlin wall. done in a hurry a year ago. MIAMI ( U i't>—A militant presenfalive* on eight counts iars and wounded Hki m ore! Umupany employes In budget dDcussion, Com• * * Cuban exile group lias warn­ of judicial tyranny. in a baffle Monday near w ho bud li-en on strike for missioner J fl Crapp* in*ivtThat is ju-t a short p-irn ed it will attack Greek ships this little delta town about 30 two 1.....n, begu........poitln* , . , i tint any library building graph on u LONG story. EN­ found near Cuba after Oct. I, miles south of SaiBon Govern­ hack today, but few were put malnlenance be held to a THUSIASM is one wort for and vowed to continue to fight minimum pending a request ment Ionic* were eilimah'd at to work. it. LEADERSHIP Is another. Elrctiirnl woikci* in sis to the U. S. General Services alone 20 dead and 3o wound­ GRACEVH.LE tUI’ l) Some 1’ m m rr Fidel Castro "until Anil so far this writing has Moridn citic# voted by a slim Administration (or permission victory or death." ed. applied only to the football I.30O person* are expected to margin Monday night to ac­ In sell the old po-t office At the same time, the Rev­ attend the traditional reunion JACKSONVILLE (CPU * field — fittingly called John cept a prospoveil new contract building lo raise funds for Hie of the William# tamily Oct. 3 olutionary Recovery Insurrec­ Florida's farm land increas­ Courier Field. ami were instructed by union construction of a new- library tional Movement t MI It It z re­ at the nearby Galilee Church. • • • ed in value from $257 lo $279 officials “ to report to umk building adjacent to Hit) Gen leased photographs Monday per acre last year, according The annual reunion has be­ The same hustle has been to their immediate supervisors t-ral Sanford Memorial Li­ -bowing two of its member* In tiie slate Chamber of Com­ seen In Ihc TEAM that also come a [Militic.il stomping in the morning." working on six homemade merce brary in Fort Mellon Park. WASHINGTON ( IT’D — started from taw in 1962 anti ground as well as a tradition tiomhs which lite group said steeped get-together for tlie A House group may chop an tt was a dollar gain tm closed with a 2-7 season. Fhe were dropped on a Camaguey matched hy any oilier s:ale. additional $700 million from Lions get their Rr.-t lo t this Williams clan. Member* (rum a l m o s t sugar mill Sunday. Hie chamber said in if* week­ I'rrsident Kennedy'a foreign fail when Coach Jim l‘ally business review. The in­ aid progiam, already whacked every state in He union are mer’a gridsters go to lJ n,an crease represented a 29 per sharply by Congri--, accord­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — to take on the Greyhounds. expected lo attend the dinner cent gam since l%o. placing ing to informed aourre*. WASHINGTON (Ul*l) — Overriding solid Republican * Dick Copeland hat the Lyman on the church grounds. Trial date of Dec. 17 was Florida first in the nation. These sources said that a opposition, the House Ways President Kennedy today, in squad under his wing this net for Harlan Blackburn, House nppropiiutioiu subi-om- A Means Committee today effect, exempted married year and will see if he can Clyde F. Lee and Dorothea liifttee hruded by Itep. Otto E. approved an $11 billion tax men from the draft in a move equal their 8 0 1 record last Passman, l>-la., hoped to in­ cut, the biggest in (lie na- dial will relieve an estimated N E W YORK (UPI) — Rndfoid, arrested in Seminole year under Duck Metis. County on bolitw charge#, WASHINGTON (UPl! — flict the new cut when it act# tion'a history .Stink* pushed higher near 310,boo )oung husband* from • • • the Iiuon hour today after when arraigned Monday in Pie-ident Kennedy will hold n on the foreign aid money bill military service. Hy a straight part) tine of E. B. Stowe, of I n d i a n rails flashed a confirming Orange County. Bond of $5,- news conference Thursday at next mouthy. 15-10. the committee direct­ Ill, executive order provid­ Mound Village, has a one-man Any further rvductiun t* ed it* chairman. Rep. Wil­ ed that husbands of draft age signal which broker* have DOO each waa continued pend­ 4 pun,, EDT, hi* first since art show of nine oil paintings ing the trial before Judge Aug. 20. The conference will sure to heat up tlie fight he. bur D. .Mills, (D-Ark.), to in­ (from is through 25j will be in the Cinema Theater lobby |been predicting would help Warren H. Edwards at Or-[bo open to live television and tween the administiuliori urul troduce the Idll it spent seven [ culled only if Hie pool of el!*9 at Orlando. Twill continue push price# to still higher Undo, |radio cuwiugu. jfoiegm aPJ (ova iu Congi vss. j itpjuUrs in draUm*. | glblw )iugU: tutu u exhausted. I Lv via, 1 through ficpL 26. • • • 9 Casselberry will come Into 12,173.66 asa result of a bookkeeping error by the Mate on the cigaret tax. Cigarette Tax j Barents Bpotest Educational TV Request Ok’d Castro Admits Sugar Mill Hit Kelly Dismissal Move Considered T (I BM - Loyalists Crack Long King J Phone Strikers Begin Return Exiles To War On Greek Ships 1,500 Due At Family Reunion Florida Farm Values Gain Further Cut In Aid Possibility T a x Cut Ok’d By House Unit Holita Trial Set Kails Confirm 000 for a court house annex. The courthouse annex Item was removed when Clerk Ar­ thur H. Beckwith Jr., read a telegram received last night from Attorney General Rich­ ard Ervin that the county cannot legally establish a facility outside Ihc county seat. Ills statement said that there is no enabling legisla­ tion permitting such proce­ dure. News Session Set Married Men To Escape Draft man for the County School Superintendents Association. "This will break it open," Christian said after the de­ cision. “ It will result in bids we can live with. We'll get bids now that will make it possible to get milk hack in the schools." An estimated 300 persons were on hand here for the commission meeting. The Commission began dis­ cussion on a m-w fair trade proposal alter acting on the school milk proposal. The new proposal also could be a big help to schools. It l# approved 11 would al­ low ■ distributor to ell milk to schools for as low ss 3.823 cents per half if he wanted to take the loss. Christian presented his sug­ gestion on delaying penali­ ties fur those distributors who want lo meet competition by lowering tlie prices as part of a priqm-.il taking in several rrcnmmcmialiuni. Lounge Owner Asks Uniform Bar Closings City Coiumistlun Monday evening turned ft deaf ear to a request Iiy John A. llurtan IV Dint alt liquor bun in tlie city he grunted the anmn business hour privileges. Citing Unit all city Lars except the Mayfair Dm are required by law to close at midnight, Burton, owner of the Carihe Lounge and Vul■lei Hotel, claimed ii I* unfair fo require other city bur* to elosii two to three hour* *'“ rller “ inn the Mayfair Inn nnd county hurt uut.iido tho city limits. Ilo uDo cited tho fact that the Bliallniar Lounge ut. the Muyfuir Lx pen on Sunday*. • • * till lion presented till re­ quest after the Commission­ er# approved the reading of a new ordinance extending tho liquor sone south to include the Pilieerest Simp ping Cen­ ter nt 27lh St net mid High­ way 17-92. He ul.o question­ ed whether the city hu* an ordinance prohibiting sale of liquor within » ret tain dis­ tance of n school and win apprised by City Attorm-y WiIIinin Hutchison there is no such law. The hotel owner charged that the Commission, in not permitting liquor mile# to 2 a.III., is "driving business out of town." Ilo milled that “ I cun sco no differi-iu i) in us (Valdez Hole I mid the Mayfair c v . p t in the number of rooms.” lie ul-i) charged dial other city bars have been operating until I and 2 n.nt. “ Ilie Imrs in thi* town pay u lot of taxes,” Burton said, “ more no Ilian those iu tlie county. All city bars pay the same amount and shntdd he grunted the name closing pi ivllege*.’’ Staling he was not autho­ rized to apeak k («r any other bar owners, Burton said be vvn# “ spetiking only person­ ally for nil hut* alien I say 1 run ace no difference between « hotel bar unit a bar only," Cuinmiaaiuners r e m a i n ed silent when Huit->n eoneluded. After Burton seated himself, Commissioner Joe Baker directed t’apt. Arnold Williams, acting police chief, to instruct ss11 i>o|ics officers to make certain nil city bur* abide hy tlie midnight dosing law. Commission decided to re­ quest the county IcgDlativft delegation to take the mat­ ter under advisement for consideration during the 1963 Legislature. Commission was divided on removing the $30,000 Item for the capital outlay fund ear­ marked to be added to $73,000 already on hand for a new county home. Commissioners Jamea B. Avery Jr. and John Fitzpat­ rick contended the $30,000 should be for the capital out­ lay fund, whether for tho county home or for som* future contingency. Commissioner* John Alex­ ander and Lee Gary held that $;3,ooi) was sufficient for a home. Gen. J. C. Hutchison, chair­ man, in voting to break tho tie in favor of striking tho S3t),U00 item from the budget, pointed out that the county ran obtain $73,000 in matching funds from Hie federal HillBurton act to provide $130,noo for a 15-bed facility. County Commission, in It* final approval, increased tho Chamber of Commerce's ap­ propriation by too per cent over this year, from $10,000 (0 $20,000. Town Clerk Of Casselberry Resigns By Jane Casselberry The town of Casselberry soon will need a new town clerk as ■ m u lt ot the resig­ nation of Mrs. Lillian Hen­ ning. effective Sept. 27. Sim resigned at Monday night'* meeting o! the town council. Mayor Fred Heath, who ha* been looking for someone to act ■* an aaaistant clerk for several months must now find a qualified resident to serve temporarily as clerk until the Dec. 2 municipal election. Mr*. Henning gave as the reason for her resignation tho fact that she has earned the maximum allowed under tho Social Security Program anil will Inic tier benefita U aho llils out her term. * • • J. D. Self, road chairman, reported the way ha* hern cleared for Ihc paving of tho set lion nf Over brook Drivo from Sunset Drivo to South Triplet Drive. Amick Con­ struction. Inc., of Orlando, was low bidder (or the job at $5,767.38. Tlie town of Casselberry will meet one-third of tho cost or $1,922.46 in return for road rlghD-of-way needed for the straightening of Winter Patk Drive. Ralph Parks, owner ot Land o' Lake* Country Club will contribute a $3,444 92 share awl the Woman's Club and Recreation Center will j|ly e a $200 share. • • • Self also read a statement saying he wished to with­ draw all previous suggestions for road improvements, par­ ticularly in regard* the par* ing program, as the citizens showed hy their action in de­ feating Hie proposed charter lh.il they arc against pro­ gress. Self was authorized to get estimates of the cost of both a new .util used tractor with iruui end loader and hy­ dra utie hitch fur harrow and mower. The tractor purchase propa*.it brought un objection from former mayor, Joseph Laird, who has already pro­ tested the parking of city equipment near hi* home. Tlie council then voted to buy or lease property for the erection of a storage building and a-ked Mayor Heath to m(u local ions and prices, Nov. 22 was set as dead lino for registering to vote in tho December elect ion and tlioso vi ho returned thrir yellow registration cards, but wins were not previously register­ ed in Hie old books, must ap­ pear before the clerk to sign the voter's oath. Renewal of A.B.C.'s gar­ b a g e collecting franchise, which expires Oct. 1, wa* dis­ cussed. Town Attorney Ken­ neth .McIntosh was instructed to draw up an ordinance and rontrad to be submitted at ft continued session scheduled for Sept. 23. � 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, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 06, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 06, 1963. 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>, September 06, 1963; <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/6ff7159551b0e60b1681a5982861d16f.pdf 63edb35779cf345aebf95086e4067c3c PDF Text Text r J •V' . .* 'Jv; -V '' Policeman Butler “ Also Coach Butler come .from aa far as 10 miles By DOROTHY AUSTIN When • man taVeo a three* away. week vacation from hit Job There were several fathers, •nd, Instead of dropping ev­ too, who helped with practice, erything and heading out-of- working out the different town for a well-earned net, groups of hoys all at the same •penda the whole tlma work­ time. ing with klda, you ran as­ Assistant to Coach Butler sume he is pretty fond of waa Navy Chief Herman them and interested In them. Stewart and fathers who help­ This was the rasa with l.t. ed roach were Alfred Green, Ben Butler of the Sanford Dickio Frank and Roy SUrPolice Department, who is man. coach of the Chiefs team The team received a terrifwhich just won the city cham­ le shock just after aehool was pionship in the lVe-Wee out with the sudden death League. of little Drew Bracken, a team Lt. Butler admits i •.eel member. Stunned and sadden­ working with kids, nnl the ed by thia tragedy, the team boys, themselves, will tell you nevertheless rallied and went that they like working with on to take the victory in mem­ their coach, too. ory of Drew. Under the patient coaching, Coach Butler accepted a urging, prodding and leader- trophey in Drew's name at ship of Coach Butler, the awurds ceremonies last week. y-uriii tea,,i ( in««.1/ ut in* ill. Duller is toe f*lii«i uf players are only eight years three children, with his oldest old) garnered a league-lead­ son, Bennie, serving as team ing 10 out o f 11 games to bag catcher. He has been with the San­ the victory. "These art, th« most con­ ford Police Department for scientious little hoys I’ve ever 1.1 years, starting out ns a worked with,” said the Coach, rookie and coming up through "They are ready and willing the ranks to the remit pro­ to learn and have developed motion to lieutenant. Through the years he lots into n first rate (mil club.” Ilutler bad n word of com­ liecomv popular with the chil­ mendation for the parents, dren of the city, never failing too, who were "very cooper­ t» give them a wave, a smile ative” In bringing their boys or a "H i!" in for practices and games, He hns overseen and con­ ducted the school safety and the bicycle safety programs, becoming acquainted with the children anil making friends with them. Children are drawn to the kindly policeman whom they quickly realise is Interested in tht-m and tikes them. I.nw enforcement officials By Mona Grlnatrad recognize that building up a Group instruction on horse­ good relationship such as tills back riding for yuungstrra with the youngsters of a com­ and adults, ages A-flO, will he munity goes a long way to­ included in North Orlando’a ward combating juvenile de­ Summer Recreation Program linquency and the luck of re­ for the month of August. spect for law officers which The teaching progrnm alm- prrvuils in many rases. tlnr to that recommended hy As for his baseball team of the Orange County Mounted elgbt-to-ln-yrar-obls, l.t. But i Posse and 4-11 Club, will take ler says, place at the Huppy Horse "We ore going to have »n j Farm located off Hwy. 17-92 even better team next year, buck of the Dynatronlca Plant. hrrntlss. many of our boys are Hourly costs have been reduc­ just slarting and will have Die ed tu onr-third of the regulur advantage of experience and fee for the group progruni know-how that counts so much which will open at 0:15 on when the chips are down Wednesday. ami the game is close.” Those planning to partici­ Pitchers for this post year's pate are risked to meet In front of the Community Build­ rhumpionsilip team were Scot­ ing In the North Orlando Rec­ ty Clemnirr, Johnny Stcrmun reation Area promptly at II and Tollie Frank. Bennie But­ ler was the catcher. a. m. for departure. AI <; reen played first base, Registration should be made with Mrs. Michael Coshy, 91 Bob Rufus was on second and S. Cortes Ave. or with the in­ (iury Stewart at shortstop, structor, Mias Priscilla Mitch­ Thu third base slot ulternuted between the pitchers. ell at Happy Horse Furia. Out III left field was Allen Mollyhorn, with (Jury ZitlrowStarved Weevil* For the fint lime, ento­ er holding down renter fiild mologist* havii extracted tlio and Mike Schmidt in thu right •ubstanca which make* cotton field position. appetizing to boll weevil*. lids Hobby Bryant vvns right imbalance, ralhd "nrrentant," field relief. Bill Jimilirs, left, If it could he synthesized, and Allen llnrkcy In center, could bn used to treat other "And don't forget our bat plant* anil iudiMfl boll weevil* l“>)," a iid Coach Butler. "That to lay tliHr eggs where the was seven-yenrold Chris newly-hatched lurvue would Frank, who just can’t wait atnrvu according to the llri- until tie gets old enough to tunnirn Book of the Year. |day." Village Program To Include Riding Lessons •\i - t j* . s* ‘{ s '/ --v . Collections Up 6.87 Per Cent ! TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — July tales tax collections, based on Juna business, in­ creased U.M7 per eent over July of last year, revenue di rector J. Ed Straughn report­ ed Monday, Straughn said collected to­ taled $16 million, an increase of one million dollars over the sume month a year ago. These collections will be the lust to go into ths general revenue fund F under the old sales tax law. The 19ri1 legis­ lature substantially changed provisions and collections in August on July businrss are expected to be very much higher. At least August will pro­ vide the first evidence as to whether legislative estimates Iof the expanded tax coverage i will prove true, j However, atraugnn said it it Idoubtful there will Ik - a defi­ nite indication of revenue-proIduring abilities of the expandI cd tax befoie three months Funeral services for Arthur and perha|i# six months. E. Loud of Dellnry, who was Seasonal conditions play a found dead at bis home on big role in sales tax rollerS^p ltd., by his frit Rd%!t|on|| Mm| th,,<e ,|on.t fo„ ow rrank White and Gonstuhlo ll set puttern. Oscar D. I’npincau, were held Reports of a good tourist last Thursday at the DeBary season appear to be reflected Funeral Chupel under thu di­ in June business, he said, add^ct'on o f American Legion \ ,)|x co|lect|„ nt 1)It„ j POLICE LT. Hen Huticr wits iirenuniei] vvil'ii n plaque "fur hit tire, lean effort*" aa 1903 couch of the Chief*, champion* o f the Pee Wee Huaeball League of Sanfonl. l.t. Ilutler i* pictured lielow, in hi* |M)lice uniform and with hi* plaque. He j* pictured above (rear left) with iii* chantpion*hip team mem­ bers and Navy CPO Herman Stewart, a*Miatnnt couch. The po­ lice officer M|tend* a great part o f hi* offduty hour* working for tliu benefit and fan of "hi* lioyrt.” (Herald Photo) Loud Service Held In DeBary «.m Command-1 ((fl a calendar year, beginning er William Williams official- with Junuary> u,tl,|ed ,| l a ! inp at the veteran's service. million, up 4.1 per cent over Rev. Hubert Thomas of thu the same period last year. Dellary Baptist Church offi­ ciated in the church service | that followed. .Vrrurary Is Tested There were no survivors. For the third time, the na­ tional standard meter bar ct the United States has been Prisoner Escapes JACKSONVILLE (UPII ~ ' sent abroad for comparison James E. Wiggins, 21, a with the international ntancounty prisoner serving two ilard kept at Sevres, a Paris years for robUry, fled from [ suburb. Other occasions weie a work crew here today. |in 1901 and 1922-1921. When fun-tim e counts STANDARD STANDS OUT aaa Sparkling GO! Is tlmt wlint you want from your car? 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I-I’ IKUE SECTIONAL SOFA OK 3-PC. 1.1VIMS _________ 11HUM__________ FKOM S188 STANDARD MATHER of Sanford O IL - - Sanford'a Only Air-Conditioned Furniture Store EASY OPEN 20.1 0) E. Fir.t SI. i IllJIMJET FRIDAY TERMS NIGHTS FA 2-09*3 .. where we take better care of your car MEMBER F .3.I.C . �n T* Mystery Obiect Seen In Sky Near Sanford Y a n t a i* if m t iil An unidentified flytnsr ob­ ject (UFO) dazzled II resi­ WEATHER: Partly cloutly through Thursday with scattered afternoon showers; high today in low 90s; low tonight in 70s. dents of Orange Roulevnrd, United Press Leased Wire EftabUshedT908~' WED., AUGUST 7, 1963 SAX FORD, FLORIDA N0T~772 four miles northwest of San­ VOL. 53 ford, for one hour and *JS minutes Tuesday night. The UFO was fir st observed as a star and livU-r to move Ohio in a long while a good comparubte in speed to that of story breaks right In the an average conventional air­ newspaper office . . . such craft. It was first seen at as this humurous event which 10:35 p.m. and disappeared happened last week but come at I Hot) p.m. Its direction to light only today. was due south and its eleva­ Ray Stevens, Charlie Hayes tion in the sky was approxi­ and Ralph Hayes are compos­ mately 30 degtes-s. itors in The Herald's mech­ Duty officer at Sanford anical department. Charlie Naval Air Station said this , . ,'^ 4 - v v s ; and Ralph are brothers. Ray morning that none of the alxiut to go on vacation, ask* Navy jet crews flying Tues­ cd Charlie to care for his day night reported seeing the gohllish. Charlie agreed and object. tok them home. Orvil II. llnrtle, of T.aPorte. .1 . Charlie and Ralph have Iml,, sub-eommittci- chairman young sons, just about the of the Indiana unit. National same age. and last Saturday IIUHNE1) UUIllll.K. pictured here is nil that Interstate 4, the frns*-*t*U Investigating Committee on Ralph's son was visiting remains o f the mobile home of Mr. and Mrn. l.eAerial Phenomena (NICAP), freeway helvecen D s y t o n s Charlie's son. Their mothers Koy llill o f Lonirwood. They and their 11-month here on a brief visit, today Reach and Tampa tnrnugn suddenly realized the boys old son, Frankie, returned early Tuesday morndisplayed to The Herald a Sanford, will he opened to were v-e-r-y quiet and went inyr from an overnight stay with relatives to find two-page affidavit, with a vehicular traffic In 19'VI, it to investigate. nil of their worldly possessions destroyed with sketch, signed by 11 viewers, was reported today by tha Too late! The boys were no explanation as to how and when the fire oc­ telling of the UFO. He said State Road Department. practicing what they had seen curred. Lonyrwood firemen report no alarm was his affidavit will be forwarded A new* release by SRD rmL their Daddies do many times turned in. The trailer was heated behind the saw to national NICAP headquar­ of Tnllalmssee this morning . . . they were scaling fish. mill across from the Sanford Orlando Kennel ter* at Washington, D. C. revealed that of 231.2 mile* of Ray's goldfish! ! ! Cltlb. (Herald Photo) Hurtle explained that when interstate highway completed the object commenced to move in n planned total 551 miles II seems to us that a sure it hud what appealed to he in the state, 112 miles of the sign of progress in any com­ a floodlight and moved with 221.2 ure part of 1-4 anil now munity is the number of ser­ a slight hobbling motion. Col­ used by the puldie. The report vice stations that can he or of this light was white with added thnt 185.7 miles nre un­ crowded into a given area. a yellowish east. “ The object,’* der construction in the plan­ If this is the case, Lake Mary ned 5.11 miles anil right-ofhe writes, “ went behind s is on the move. . . third sta­ way is needed for 127 mites, i lamp of pine tress, then hov­ tion now going up in a one Richey liret-n, SRD district eled with tin* light dimming block area. engineer nt Del.aml, thi • • • 1 1'ORT AU PRINCE. Haiti three plmieloiul* of tr .ip re- at times almost going out. morning told The Herald that Lt. Henry Ward Jr., of the! (CPI) — Haiti today pretest- I inforcemenU from fort au Then the object moved vertic­ I-1 between Sanford and Day­ South Seminole CAP Squad- Cl| ft second time against Do- I’rtncc to Cape llaiticn in the ally downward, then upwards tona Reach will ho completed again.’* ron. has passed Hie word a-1 minicnn negreul.m in a note ..ffirially labelled northeast early in IDOL I’uving has been lb- added the object remain lori4 that the squadron \§ in |l# i|M. Organization «*f A iiutI* war zone. commenced on that stretch e i hidden front sight a* a need of a sponsor. How a.amt s-isn Slates ami demanded that between Highway II to tie in The troops carried light coinnicicia! airliner moved to­ SOII10 of the rounty-wlde or |„M|y la(,0 immediate action at Tniuoka River, opening I-l ward Otlando. lie said the ganizations stepping in and |to jtand heavy niaeliineguns and between this city and Duytonu giving this line group on q |,0 ,u-w Haitian protcM o t h e r comlial equipment.. 11••lit flashed off ami on er­ Reach, This particular stretch, ratically unyl at one time a young people a helping hand f(,inouled with the dispatch of They tiuveh-d in Haitian when completed, will havu jet appeared, or what ap­ army tio. p carriers. cost $1.5 million. peared to lie a jet trail. Chuck Pula ar.d George I s no objections to their affectionate caresses. ALFKKIH), V illi ALLICATOIt. is hack in his Two contracts now ure un­ Tile Hew Haitian protest to) Sinclair Jr. are representing { N o question o f recognition arises since lie has a der way In Seminole and Or­ the OAS hints > 1 at u possible summer home for tho third consecutive year at Seminole County 4-H'ers at missing toe on his left trout font. In the photo he the Pat Hoyle home near Isingtvmitl, living in a ange Counties from north o? serious turn in mil tile eighth annual Junior Cit­ is lieittg held by Mrs. Hoyle while receiving his velopn ills in tile tn canal which empties into the Wekiva. Although Lee Road to connect with that rus Institute this week at daily 11:30 a.m. feeding of hamburger from shy of strangers, 36-inch long Alfredo responds The in iginol Unit an protest. pi * 1 finished portion in this coun­ Camp Cloverleaf, near Like Terri, one of the four Hoyle girls. ly. (ireen said these contracts lak< it lip by llie (1 \S Tuesreadily to any mentlier of his adopted family ami Placid, under Ihc sponsursliip should be completed soma ■lay, di 1 tmt ask lli.it body sif tiie i-Torida Agricultural tinm In V'i't to take any action. Extension service. Site of the proposed Sem­ le 1 . boyjs to lev Thera was no Indication County Commissioners to how mat v t -one *e*r. n*-. inole Cimnlo nirpnvt lies m-i-.n J W L V A ... the final two contracts In lhi.i Sheriff J I.. Ilobliv 1* go­ day v ounit iu| their ' taring* tentatively mvepten in the district later this month or ing to ••make" the Sheriff's with department head* e.i lifted to n * front today bit uuil vvs.t <«• . - . of the coun­ September to tuke 1-4 on Star. official organ of tlie ! propii-e,! new budget* for it was speculated that alt)ty. It was repotted by Merle south to Highway 50 (Colon­ Flurida Sheriff's Association. I next jri nr gnil g,-t down to where front S.'S, to M war* Warner, airport committee ial Ave.), with this stretch to al oard each P am-. 'Hie magazine has requested the business of paring the, l>e completed in IDiI-l. Freedom Week I! Hour* « ii alateil hi p.'it <hair man. to tie Chnmtn r of and received a print of Slier- "outgo'’ to m e e t the "la­ Cnniiin rce dire, tor* Tui day ml Pi line «•f it it*' w With the completion of this TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — lloldiy and Ins depart­ I come." evening. la eoiapllanee with a rilling fice of 50 cents. r»«nit(« Snliiif, nil landing al I. C .uv Fjrrii llryjnt has desig­ latter stretch, lim n suid, 1-4 ment's complete rescue Unit, The wide disparitjr le'tvv •• (•'loriiht Jntol flti|>«*rinti m! Haiti's vvi--t rufl't. I»ut tJil * Warner nil.ill’ll ••XJlf1 luOJtllttfl front Conservation Director lie explained that only nated Oct. 20-Til av ‘ ‘Freedom will he open between Daytona a. it appeared on the front an approximau- $15,000 i <i <« art* (miking at n|>|inr«*nt Was believed to fttnn from ■if tiie site i> not hviiig »li- Randolph Hodges, Seminole boats powered by motors of Week" in Florida, but de­ Reach and Tampa. Still furth­ page of the Herald July 23- 1ers-nte.. in income und roque-'. * h gh bid* for supplying milk exile claims to tli t! •fft-i t vulged until optiond jiii* ol»- t'oonty Tax collector J, I.. more H u m lo Imrsepower for s. In.'.I luncheon programs, clined to give special recog­ er construction will lie neces­ for limits Iota Ilnur more than made ‘ n Ncw- Yoik Tui"*‘l«y. 1tuilled fur mil>8v<|iivnt |»ur* nition lo United Nations Day sary to complete 1-4 between Postmaster t'eclle Heard lust ) ear from tIn- vaiiims Calloway said today llmt need be regisleieil, according ii wn* repnit'd today by It. T. i hass-. t>omiu;;o. lii Sant I vviili an oificial proclamation. Tampa mid St. Petersburg r> imrt» A d e al engineer*, departments may cause coma ruling by Attorney (Jen Milvvcc, Seminole County soDouglas Stenstroin. chair- pl*-a»ui« L —t owners nii.j re giving a through cn>**-stiitii some irum a.< far away a*1missiolicrs to lo. I, hard at the spokesmen •lumied lln-ir in­ vasion troops urn- pu lling a mun of the long range plan- register their craft under tin­ oral Richard Ervin. The col­ pi rlnti'iulcnt. following u con­ Push IJoycott freeway from the Atlantic Atlanta, say the cracks in present six mill assessment. two-pronged drive into tiie ning committee for education,! new annual registration law lector said that the old law ference Tuesday with th«UNITED NATIONS (UPI) Ocean to the (Julf of Mexico the postoffice building ar^ Last year's budget ran State Milk t'oinmission at Haitian noithea-l. picking lip reported efforts to have a pio-1 beginning Monday. expires Aug. 15, hut that ■— African members of the through Suiiford. "nothing unusual" for this $1,551,1100. mi Increase of support along the v. iy from posed state university lotati'il (inllowiiy said Unit the re- cnfoicement will hv reason­ i lilaudu. I niled Nations faced a tough p.irt of the country and arc $10,000 over that '•( the pre­ Wciiiinoio ICounty 'minty ure me pro- gistration deruls, which CUII able for a limited time be at my deserters amt tile peas-, in Seminole A coni rove sy over school |(i{,ht l(xJay j„ a!J cf(nrt caused by shrinkage of llie vious year, nod the millage Ireeding satisfactorily, with the lie obtained at Id* office in euu.se of tin- mechanics of nd- milk tods has liscn due to a antry, security Council approv­ building blocks. Aller another Wns held to six 1County Commission prepared the Courthouse, must be af­ ing milk price law for wholej„r t partial economic ministeling the new law and cycle of summer heat and Tax Asses or Mary F. to present six pioposcd sites fixed to tin- port side of tln- to be fair lo all boat owners. s-ilcrs pus -eil by the lust Leg- . Ixiycolt of South Africa, winter cold the cracks will he Walker again submitted a relo the state for its study, lie Imats. Th.... certificate* will i-lntiire, filled up. queset for a ii-nppr ii ul of rxpiessed the opinion that expire June 3D, ('.nil. “ Sliicr there stilt is no A l 'l c t l C S i l l l v i n f f I city commercial property to Seminole, Orange. Ilrevunl The new law passed by Hi apparent misundcrstumling. j A||.\.Mt (I'l’ l) — A Navy Town Pump changed hands equalize n-ses-uo-it. o*i • C \i;\ France (1*1*1» — ' f Voluslu Counties are in Iyin la-gisl it.ire sets fees n even nftir the meeting with hurricane hunter will make I<).|J> — Elizabeth D'Aversa that she would be sbl • to . bin »,,e nine-county $1 for host* less than 13 fer He Milk t'ommisaion in O r-jwh.it weathermen Impe will took over from Dvvight M. tala n comp." i'l-nt firm to Former President Dwight D ,h« long; $5 for Ik at* hctvv Skipper Senkarik pitched a Ebcnhovvcr today returned ^"r school, Inmlu yesterday, concerning |K. t|ie last check today on a Rlackweldcr Jr. and lilt fa-j do the job for $~5ihi »r iib-mt to the Normnndv Ih-.icIu’ s 1 John Krider, chamber man- nod Id feel; $10 fi the pii<e* schools may pay *weak tropical depression that tv.o-hlt ball game Tuesday Ihrr in law. John Cope. Lat-| half 0f the am pn-sted . , he : .11 1 , l ',l‘orte.l on llo- p i o -- from ID t" Jd feet; $.#l) for | for -chnol milk, Milwre s utcd.w .i) once a 100 mile an hour (light to pluce tho Sanford ter two are planning a lei- last year. I<>f tint St. John. Indian River boats between 3d allil III feet; TALLAHASSEE (U l’ li - "the following ixconunendu- hurric.ine called Arlene. All Stars in tonight's semi­ surety West toast bailing The piopo e.| icnpprai .ii -is led the b.gtcvt tnvasim force Canal Distlict, of which be is $51) for those between do and Jarksonvllle Mayor llaydon |j„n ||;i* been made to school finals of the states Little Maj­ .n history to begin tite st‘ct j trip It E. Porter has been I submitted this v.u would one of five directors. da feet; $l’>0 for boats l>e- Horns -aid Tuesday he wu siipcrintemlenta relative i und front in Europe. to I V l ' j u i ’y xNUS))CCtC'll or League rhumpion*hlp tour­ told Mr* D'Aversa plan* la-*cost $7,550 for tin- entire « ty Cupt. Janies l), Mayo, com­ tvveeu 1)5 and I It) feet, and The President was mil car opposed to a proposal t„ bids for milk: | LONDON (Ul’ l) — A I-on nament nt Panama City. ter to move toe bar lo the I cmiintcrcln] priqK-ity -ir ?'»,* Iy with television crews to manding Heavy Attack Wing .*75 for boat* 110 feel or Senkarik struck out 12 St. “ Those counties who have new-paper said today south edge id town. 1H0 for tin- d'lviniown men, 'switch Florida's gula-riiatiirial ail One, Ranfiiid Nuv.il An Sta- . longer. (i m vvliat he called . . . received bids mol have tabled Scotland Yard i« seeking per- I’e erslturg lint ten to pncii no biding French Ave. to Ulth lor |l|on, and William I.. Met rut, (jail, way said that the new elections to the year after llo- tIn-in tasause of high prices jury and conspiracy arrests Sanford to a 5-1 win in this Joe II. McCawley Jr., of j St. and Sanloid Avi to Sixth adventure m nostalgia tliu Columbia broadcasting jwere welcomed as new CIihiii- j law provided for a service presidential elections. the prices are running 7.3 in i -aie involving red hair­ six-inning game. Snnf .nl gar­ Orlando. Ihc first licensed xt. [ ber directors. ■charge by the collector's of­ Sv stem. Ilurns, an unannounced can­ cents per Imlf pint of milk — ed rail ;irl Christine Keeler ^ni iei| right hits, with no erprofessional hv pm.list in the Judge Vernon Ml re submit­ l nitrd Stales, will he llie ted pioposcd budget figures didate for governor, said the slnoild rejeit these bids ini- and a Jamaican Jazz singer, f " 1*Outstanding hitter for San­ iiieilialely and refu e to u. ■ who o n e w a s her lover. featured speaker at llie meet­ of (.18,40(1 for the County mechanic* of the- change ford was Hill Miller with two ing of the Jaycee* Thursday Judges office, which off I which would require the next ccpt tho<e which ap|icur to singles and a double. Striker .Shot at the Civic Center. the fee system under a new 1 governor to serve only two In- unjustifiably high." • • • Suitforil will play CuntonNEW SMYRNA REACH ruling of the Legislature, and Mdwis- -aid further: “ We jears — would deter progress A striker on picket mint of Pensacola tonight In John Krider and John of $11,100 f o r the JtiVetl le Ik lie ye that in a short period <I t ’ ll in Florida. Rruiniry are to be in Titus­ Court, which wa mostly for The ..institutional amend­ of time this matter will Ik- ■lutv against the Florida Hast the semi-finals. If the l.ittla Railway, Alfred <). Leiigtiei* win tonight over ville Thursday for the formal siilury cubes and for a full ment for off-year elceti.Di­ worked out and we will get Coa-t Moriiun. 27, was sl.ot and Cantonment they will utova organization of the St. time juvenile inurl clerk s-esatisfactory hid* on school still facta vuter approval in wounded in a dispute with into the final- Thursday night Johns • Indian River Canal retary. u special November election. milk." District. County Health Dire* tor Dr. Milwee is chairman of the|lvui railroad IrlccHvei early ' for the vlnte championship. The amendment, however, al­ • • • today. Police (*Uef Wallace | The Imi* score Tuseday Frank l.eone listed ■ I a\v lows the governor elected in -chnol committee of the slate Ferrcrra »aul Col. II A. Furman, super­ work load on his staff "f a light: Pa'il to seek leHectioii again 1superintendent* association, intendent of ihc Sanford Nav- doi) pupil increase ill the Sanford 1 0 2 0 2 * 5 8 0 in I'J'iil. I Mill ■il tcailemv had liicli nrai-e I St. Pete 0 0 0 1 0 0 122 ----1— i— :------------- x •»ie -n- - - ............... W ukivu R oad Open Tux H P li - I _________________________ .. . la ■M X l i l l l V for the work of Hie Civitan double ruse loud of maternity “ ridiculous" costs of camLittle Wekiva Road now is The House Ways & Mean*. Club when he met with them! care. Increases In venereal T h lt n e w spaper is proud to bring y o u n g readers a ..pen from Kunlnndo Springs puigning for thu office. Committee today began | IT’S z\ HOY ! ! recently. Turn* out the Col­ ■! •a . anil itendil p ractical "h o w -to -stu d y '* course that will help them for 11a miles ninth to the OTIS VIU FORCE MASK, cleaning up the (mat items o f! onel is a former Civitan him- i in.- number* o f inoculations, l.«.iigvvo.«I • Markham Roud, President Kennedy's tax pro-, Mas*. (I I’ l ) —Mrs. Jacquel­ ha n dle incre ased hom ew ork loads, get m ore out of self. He said he regretted the •ml . tber h i ret permitting through traffic to grain it must act on bciorc I ine Kennedy, wife of th* te xtbooks and score h igh er grades. 3 0 D A Y S T O press of business had forced eases which aie tied to the Paola, it was reported this beginning work on proposed! President gave birth today B E T T E R G R A D E S is a concrete plan ot action aim ed hnn to give up his member­ population increase as a b.,-i*j morning by County Engineer across-the-board tax cut* fur In a 1-p.iuml 10't ounce hoy at im p ro v in g stu d y habits to hulp your y oun gsters ship while in Tennessee, a* for an Inrrr ■ • ’ SAN DIECO, Calif (UPI)— William Rush. Tiie previous individuals and corporations. at the litis Air Fores Uas* get the m ost out ot school. Parents sh o u ld e n co u r­ he had so little tunc at home, over la s t year's b u d g e t »f Hospital. i s • Some 3*8) Marines were un 1*3 -mils- sand trail lias been (81,5415. This would include age th e ir h ig h school a nd early college students to fini.shr.1 with i sand-clay top. Unanimous (Ivrgoim; treatment Hxlay in tjl OTE of thr week "It's uii additional secretary mine read a n d a pply these new study ideas. T h e course WASHINGTON (upi) - Judge Aground an effort to halt the spread a tragedy to sec a boy or girl and a sanitarian, and their it concise, expert and authoritotive. It w as devel­ Hunt Plane PANACEA (UPI) A A 51.2 billion military pay of meningitis. graduate from high school equipment. oped b y T h e R e a d in g Laboratory, Inc. o f N ew SEOUL, Korea (UPI) — raise hill that will mean Coast Guard auxiliary boat Pvt. John P. la-onard, 19 untrained and unprepared lo Circuit rmiri J ihIc- Voile York, fa m ed specialists in im proving re a d in g speed • than 30 American un.i more money m Hie paycheck was dispatched today to help Highland Park. Mien,, died Mm% go lo work and support them- j William.* Jr., u.i .-d in . South Korean planus took off (or nearly all of the nation's Circuit Jud^o J. C. llod^ca end comprehension. of (lie disease Tuesday at selves, adding to the all-time |sioner* for a discussion and al dawn today In a stopped servicemen won quick ap­ of Tampa who repotted by Navy Hospital. It was Hie hLh in the unskilled, un-; decision cn the public defendfifth ease this year at the up search for a small U. S. proval in the Senate Tuesday. radio his 23 foot cruiser was trained , unemployed labor erappropriation, -Sowing Start's Aug. 15 In The Sanford Herald Marine Corps recruit depot Army aircraft missing with The Senate vote was unani­ stranded off Cedar Key with market" Dick llovias, Dear-, commissioners an armload of six men uIhiuhI *inc« Sunday, mous — 81 to 0. enjfinu Uoubk. and the furl fatality. born engineer, ' i appeals alieudy M'tToL * * e io ° r n r < > * Traffic Will Roll Through All Highway 1-4 In '64, Says SRD M ’i y r Sanford To Daytona Link Progressing 22 Haiti Fires Second Protest On invasion Counly Board Working On Budget Hems " i - : Counly Airport Site Accepted Registration Sot Schools Balk Al Bids For Monday For Boats Supplying Milk Ike In Normandy For Film Shots ; Burns Opposes Election Shift Sanford Beals Sf. Pete In Semi-Finals L P a re n ts • If you want to help your children get the most out of school don't miss 3 0 DAYS TO 300 Treated In Meningitis Scare . �- - —l ■* 1 11 ' ; l - i — 1i --------.— —- J l DITBOIT (U P D -Salee of gun and traekn akyrocketad during July at a record break* lag fa m Chem le t division of Gener­ al Meter* Corporation led the aalea parade with n recordakattariag aalea mark of 319,gtt aara and trueka daring the mouth. That topped the 18pear record of 186,036 rare and truck* eold In July, 1960, the BMnth after the Korean Wnr begun. During the final 10 daya of tho month Chevrolet aold a total o f 6$,158 aara and 1 *. Stt trueka. Fontlao dirWaa of 946, the belt July in history. Tb« figure marked a 12 per cent gain over the 34,694 unite ■eld during the »ame period laat year when the old mark waa s s i It alia marked a 28 per cent gain ever the 3(V 340 unite Bold laat month, Ford division of Ford mo* ter Co. earlier reported com* bined n r truck aalea of 185,849 for the month, compared to 141,471 unite during the •ame month laat year. CM sales ra t*. Katall deliveries fee the mentis totaled 60,665 salts. The previous record w*a 40,996 units sold in 1966. Chrysler Corporation mark­ ed • 47 p*T emit aataa Increase In Um lest 10 days of July tempered te the same psriod last year. Chrysler reported Setel July aalea of 89,466 unite, an Increase of 68 per eaat over the am e month last year and the beet July aake mark since 1967. Americas Motors Corpora* ties reported Kaablet sales Could This Be 'The End AH' for Liz, Burton! CHICAGO (UPI) — Actor Richard Burton says he would like to cast Elisabeth Taylor at Lady Macbeth In »h* film version of “Macbeth" he Is considering doing. In an interview In the Sep­ tember issue of Playboy magatlns. Burton, one of the world’s most famous Shake­ spearean Actors, said hs felt Miss Teylor would be "right" for the pert •For one thing ahe speaks poetry rather weH,” Burton •aid. "And for another, she’s vary receptive te big. Impe­ rious ideas." Playboy aiksd Burton if he felt any guilt about his rela­ WASHINGTON (CPI) tionship with Miss Taylor, The Defease Department has with whom he starred In cut the enlistment time from •'Cleopatra.* They have ad•Isht to sis years for youths Enlistment Time Cut For Some { Aging.it Hit ttertf! W h a t n a tu ra l o g ln g d o e s ,fo r l i n t chattel a n d fin # w ln a t, i t a ls o d o ts fo r t h t fin # b a * f yo u g t t a t W in n - D ix lt. I t m allow * a n d tn h a n c ts th o fla v o r o r W *D b o tf, and In c ra o M i Its te n d trn e s s , w ith o u t d astroylng tha fin e baaf te x tu re , o r m a k in g i t s o ft and spongy, as a r tific ia l te n d triz e ra som etim es d a French Avt. Ik 25th. Palmetto Asa. Ik 3rd Bl 400 E. Firat St. SANFORD T h o u g h un-aged beef shrinks a g rea t d ea l d u rin g c o o k in g , W -D Aged Beef s h rin k s v e ry little . A lm o s t a ll the s h rin k in g ta k e s p la c e d u rin g th e a g in g process. Y ou g e t m ore servings p e r pound you p ay for. A ls o , b e fo re in d iv id u a l cu ts are w eighed a n d p ric e d , each one Is closely trim m e d . C onsi­ d e rin g th e p ro p o rtio n o f e dible m eat p e r pou n d a nd th e o utsta nd in g fla v o r and te n ­ derness o f W in n -D ix ie 's W -D Beef, It's y o u r best b ee f buy. Sirloin Or T-Bone W -D Brand Chuck ST EA K LEAN GROUND DRESSED FISH BREAKSTONE CREAM Cheese BREAKSTONE CREAM PILLSBURY REFRIGERATOR Cheese Cookies 11 te IIVh who eign up dtgeelly la the military reserpee. It also issued a draft call fur 17,000 Army recruits in October. The draft, larger thin In previous months, !e needed to BU the gape left by the abova • normal number of 4r eftact who entered the Army during the Berlin tri­ als of 1961, and now are be­ ing discharged, the Defense Department said-. Under the change !h the pnaarva program, enlistees will spend less actual time la the reserve but will spend ■ora Uma on active duty. Nicarouga Head, Exiles Confer M sugus, Nicaragua (UPI) —Prttldact Rena Schick con­ torted with anti-Castro Cu­ ba! exile leaders Carlos Prio ■oearraa, Antonio De Verona and Miqual Leon Monday. Ea-pr.aldent Luis Somoss and his brother, armed for­ ces commander Lula Somoia, eat la on ths presidential con­ ference. A presidential spok­ esman said Prio, former president of Cuba, was pay­ ing Schick a courtesy visit before returning to Miami last night. Ths presence of lop Cuban exile leaders la Managua In recent days has aroused •peculation that Nicaragua la supporting Cuban exile plans to launch new military action against Cuba. Fully Cooked . . . Ready to slice ond serve or bake Florida R EG ULAR 9 8 * . . W HO LE o r H A L F . . T A L M A D G E FARMS Country Ham *69' W ieners.. • 4 9 ' M e a t Loaf M e a t Loaf Lunch Meat Bologna Grade "A " RE G U LA R 594 . . T A R N O W Small W hole V * .* *• cy * 5 0 E X T R A STAM PS W IT H PURCHASE OF T A R N O W nonsense” that Miss Taylor is the most beautiful woman In the world. “ flhs’s a pretty girl of course Burton said, "and she has wonderful eyes; but shs has a double chin tun! ait overdeveloped chest and she’s rather short In the leg." STEW ING 100 E X T R A STAM PS W IT H PURCHASE OF T A R N I Hormel Boneless Canned S U N N Y L A N D . . 35< PKG. N E W E N G L A N D LOAF BOTH PKG5. Meetings Set An Important meeting of the Commission On Education of ths Ebcncssr M e t h o d i s t Church will he held at tho church at 8:18 p. m. today following ths 7:30 p. m. Pray­ er Time and Bible Study. All teachers are particular­ ly urged to attend. The official board meeting of ths church will be held at 7:30 p. m. on Thursday. REG ULAR 4 9 * . . CO PELAND frv>w. r i i ^ i y s Legal Notice tT.tTB H o rn i k i-. u r.ii:.vr OS' ST.tllllllt Escapees Get 30 More Years anEBN COVE SPRINGS, (DPI) — Two convict* who broke from county Jail here after slugging and robbing ths jailer test week have been given 30 additional year* in the state prison. Clay County Circuit Court Judge Prank Elmore impos­ ed sentences Monday on Jo­ seph Tindall. 21, of Ocala, and lloy Junior Yates, 20, of Crestviaw, The pair plead­ ed guilty to two charge* of e.c7~i and one charge of Autopsy On Tot JACKSONVILLE (Ul'lt An auiopiy wu. .et today on the body o( a three-yearold, Debra Lynu Andrews, who was found dead In a toy chest at her home Monday. api:i s%i. T i u m c N K iir u n i i r o x o r i c n is ii m i m i v i m i t s i That the Hist* tto«>t lloarit at lie meeting o f July II. III! ga*e enn*M*rat|nn In tli. r«.|ue,l. r.l.itiitg t . ■|i,• d e l traffic r e r u U l l o m »n-t In earli r« .« rii.J* a re. lew o f tl>* Ir.tflo In ve-tie .i I ton report along with the re.-ommenilet Inn# Ilf the engineer el the l*o eI Inn or Wn-Allone •U.i-rlheil belnW‘ 1 ro i'N T V . Hemin-.i#! n o .v n . H-ltSi IjOCATIOX, Bewtlon TUie • In i*en(or>l anil v I d iiUr frum *I.I> Ml* I? 7*1 to HI.II ill* 11 * 10. ill.imi ■« I '14* ml.! HM'iiMMKSliKII jn:«»UI.»nu>N. 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A school bus and four pri­ vate cars carried the 101 from Osteen vtlm made the trip, leaving at 8:30 a m. and returning at 3:30 p in. Jerry Woaenskc and Karl Hunt, coaches for the sum­ mer recreation program, made all necessary arrange­ ments. The children look pic­ nic lunches and the Osteen Parent • Teachers Assn, fur­ nished the cold drinks. The PTA wuikcd In conjunction with the Volusia County School Board in putting on the summer program. A delightful lime was had hy all including the adults that accompanied the child­ ren. Chaperones wore Mr. and Mrs. John Tatum Jr., Mrs. George Snyder, Mrs. laiwcll Pettis, Mrs. Klmer Shivers. Mrs. Jerry Colley, Mrs. Jerry Wosenske. Mrs. Herman Koicff and Mrs. Al­ bert Pell. Job Increase Bucks July Trend 110(IOTA. Colombia (UPI) — Machete • wielding bandits beheaded 4‘i persona Monduy in aasaults on four vehiclea on it hlghwuy about <U) milra northwest of llogotu, accord, ing to un army announcement. The announcement anid the immliU slopped • bus and three g o v e r n m s n t dump trucks at a point on the high, way between the towne of La Doruda and Victoria in east­ ern Caldan State. The occupants of the ve­ hicles were forced Into a small house near the highway, rob­ bed and beheaded one at a time, the army said. The vic­ tims reportedly were public works department laborer* and peasants on their way to market. The incident occurred In an urea where bandits have mas­ sacred thousands of persons in recent years despite army efforts to maintain order. Bodies Of Two Climbers Found SION, Switieruand (UPI) —The body of American mountain climber David Sow. les of Christ Church, V i., wav sighted Monday on th« slopes of 14.810-foot Mt. Wellshorn in Ihe Valais Alps. Police said Sowles and Englishman Dr. John Emery apparently fell to their deaths during a climb that started from Zermatt. 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C U T TO Y O U R ORDER - Q U A N T IT Y RIGHTS R E SE R V E D GRADED S A T IS F A C T IO N OR Y O U R M O N E Y C H E E R F U L L Y G U ARAN TEED REFUNDED V �u l— ■■■ Williams Women Softballers In District « v t . * * tuwfggi • r JUUUS M H O S ' Locals Draw . 8ye; To Play 15-Head Position On Saturday frratt P d f 6— Wud, Aug. 7, *68 u C orm cH A M n oH •C; Williams Restaurant, with a 19-1 record to win the San­ ford Women’n Softball cham­ pionship, will compel* in the district championship tourna­ ment this weekend nt DeLnnd. Teams in th* district tour­ ney also Include two from Jacksonville, Cocoa, Ormond Beach and Orlando. Williams drew an opening round by# and will play the winner of the JacksonvilleCocoa contest nt 7:30 p. m. Saturday. DlatrUt championship game will be played Sunday at 8:30 p. m. at DeLand, with the win­ ner going to Cocoa for th* stat* tournament. Winner of th* stat* cham­ pionship will piny in women's softball world series at Cin­ cinnati, Ohio. Assuming th* prop*r stone# and sddrssa with a medium iron, you are naturally looking down with th* head slightly back of th* balL Th* hand remains In an al­ most fixed position throughout th* back and downswings. It remains down and ovsr th* tall Just aft«r th* ball has been contacted. Th* old belief that th* h«ad never aaovea la wrong. As th* body turns, the head must ro­ tate with it The movement o f the bead that would affect th# shot would b# n lateral snow­ ment or n bobbing up and down of th* chin in relation to th* cheat. The wrists unleash their power and send th* ball into flight. Th* weight shift* to th* left tide. Th* right «lb#w la h«ld close to tho side. You will gradually establlxk your yardage capacities with medium Irons. Generally speaking, th* 4 iron will carry about 160 yard*, th* 6 some­ thing like 150, tha six approxi­ mately 140. It la impossible to •stabllah a definite table o f yardag* for th* various irons that will apply to all golfers* of court*. Th# difference may vary as much aa 10 yards with each iron, depending on the IndlviduaL Don’t fores medium Irons. If there la any doubt in your mind, select the larger site club. It la always better to overclub than undercluh. You attain mors accuracy swinging easier with more club than harder with baa elub. Perfect that swing. Don’t b* concerned with trying to make medium lrona accom­ plish what long Irons will do easier. At the some time, though, don't baby medium iron shots. lilt the ball firmly and crisply. The Irons are accuracy in­ struments. Th* woods take car* of dim tsm NEXTt TH*' Many, many thanks to ona r By J#Bn A. SuebM and all! AU hail *>r two nnrlyAa old aad popular friend crowned Kopy K n d n r Qw « m makes his return to the Lanes — ihlrley Martin «< th. A di­ again this coming Saturday vision and A a a a M a r l a night! Thompson o f ths B division. I'm talking about "moon­ Aad bsfara » * pound an­ light bowling." other line Inle this column, Tha bowling gets underway don't ht> overlook the ruaat ulna y. m. and then wt turn non-up who dM thtnrahme off all tha light* except thoee proud in this front. I’M epaaVt n r tha pins and tha foul Ing of Caamy M ftfB and Pat lights. It’s loads o f fun! Siplayt . Regard**** « f w h e t h e r Both ef thoae gate war* ■ you’re a beginner or an Hotd : ly V i M Prsss InternaUaail defeated up until the final hand" af this game of bowling, match In tha tournament. Un­ Those front • running Los I can guarantee that you’ll der the rules o f same, you had Angelei Dodgers must real­ have yourself a ball In "moon' to bo la tha loss column twice ize by now that the National light bowling.’ As per usual, before you could be complete­ League pennant race is aa wall be giving away some ly eliminated from this speotot aa Willie May’a bat hap­ prises amt surprises to thoae tacular. pens to be. attending. Come on out, won’t Well, both Camay and Pat The Dodgers are five yout did lose for the first time In games In front of the Giants Did we see some "top notch" round number eight which In and the St. Louis Cardinals bowling this paet Sunday In turn necessitated an addition­ and they’re coasting along the Handicapped Sweeper. al one gsmo roll-off. with n tidy three • game This fellah from Orlando Congratulations to both of winning streak. comes up to roll in the Sweep­ our queens and sspeclslly to The message to the Dod­ er and ha spares in the first all. of the other girls who took gers is loud and clear — frame and then followa with part in this event. Special rec­ falter and you'll pay the HANFORD’S WOMEN’S noftbnll champions, nine consecutive atrikee to fin ognition also to ths many penalty of blowing a second Williams Restaurant, will compete thin weekend ish with a 2791111 That’s s poetstors who wore on hand straight pennant. for the district championship at DeLnnd, aim­ scratch, mah friend! Scratch! to watch ths proceedings and Mays hammered out • trip­ ing at the state championship at Cocoa and the You know what his nama Opposing hitters who con­ le and two singles to lead the last but certainly not least, world series title nt Cincinnati. The team pic­ laT sider Don Drysdale a men­ Glints' 12-hit attack Tues­ to Etta Ddrman and her crew ture shows, front row, left to right: Nita For­ J. L. (Denny) Goodman! ace to life, limb and batting day night in a 3-1 victory for putting forth that extra tier, Kurren Vickers, Grill Hanlon, Rene McKen­ Nah, he's no relation to the average are hereby warned over the Houston Colts. It ounce of effort to make this zie und Linda Post; rear row: Connie Rronson, fnmed band leader. Actually, that the American League was the first time the Giants or ant possible. Linda llittell, Pttnkie Fortier, Lawana Williams, ha doesn't have to ride on now boasts a bigger -than- beat the Colts In Houston someone else'e coattail with netty Culberhouse, Shirley Bowen and Ruth Mfe duplicate In Stan Wil­ in five games. Ervin. Kneeling is the hutlroy Ilutl Fortier. Grill bowling scora Ilka that, does liam*. The Dodgers downed the Harden also is pictured, making n nice put-out nt he? William*, a 6-4, 240 -pound­ Chicago Cubs, 4-1, the CarP.S. Ho won tha |76 first first base. (Herald Photon) er, can match hU former dinnals topped the New York place money with a 1110 aer­ Dodger teammate in size Mets, 4-3, the Pittsburgh Pi­ ies and also won jackpot and he throws a mean enough rates defeated the Milwaukee games No. 2 and 4 with games fast hall to compare with Braves, 30. and the Phila­ M. G. HODGES of 247 and 212. Drysdale. Only trouble is, delphia Phillies scored a 7-1 Each jackpot waa worth |20, Williams hasn't enjoyed as triumph after a 6-4 10-inn­ PLUM BING plus his first place finish, much success getting the ing loss to the Cincinnati Annual awards dinner of .et'a see how profitable It hatters out. Reds in other National Lea­ • WELLS DRILLED ths board of governors of was fur him? One hundred All this is about to change, gue games. ths Land O’Lakcs Country • PUMPS SERVICED and fifteen dullurs for an hour however, boasts Wil'iams. AND INSTALLED Club at Casselberry was held and a hall's bowling! Not Ills solution? To pitch with recently with awards present hud, huh? • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS By tailed Press International i Larry Fcraeson of Iowa, who N e W Cage Team the same motion as Dry* ed by Ralph Parks, president • FREB ESTIMATES Although the Green Day scored the All-Star's first PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Jerry Wisdom came in sec dale. owner. Packers wear tho title of Philadelphia's new entry In touchdown against the Pack­ ond with a 1076 to cupturs Wtutevcr the answer. It CALL FA 2-6037 Col. Hugh McCollum, Art the accund placa priss worth champions they receive no ers. worked with huge succesa the National Basketball Asso­ Nuendorf and Leon Cummlng 140. special privileges when It ciation will b* known aa tha The Chicago Dears received PAOLA ROAD Tuesday night when Williams received plaques for serving Let's take a quick look see comes to hard work. welcome new* when line­ gave up just one hit in lead­ Philadelphia 76ers. on the 1962*03 board of gover­ at what action there's been in Coach Vince Lombardi, backer Torn Dcltis’ injury, ing the New York Yankee* nors; a special service award some of ths leugues here at still smarting from the 20-17 suffered on Sunday, was re­ to a 1-0 victory over Wash­ wen to hire. Elisabeth (Dob' Jet lames. defeat administered by the ported to tie only a severe The switch, Liston said, ington in tho second game NEW YORK (UPI) - Ileabio) Pender and to Fred J. When Hurry Pentecost's on College All-Stars last Friday, elbow sprain. vywelght champion Sonny would entail abandonment of of a twl-nlght doubleheader llennlg for their work duijng his "line,” he Just can't he sent his squad through a Del Shofner and Dick Mod- Liston wa* scheduled to be* hi* proposed Sept. 30 de­ V icr the Senators had taken the year and Ur. Guy II. topped! bone • crunching 15-mlnuto zelewski rejoined workout.* gin arranging his big switch fense against young Cassius the opener, S-5. It wa* the Smith was presented a plaque Lust week in the City Lea­ scrimmage Tuesday which Tueiday, hut the New York today from independent pro­ Clay at Philadelphia, and best effort turned In by Wil for serving on tho present gue, he humhardeil the pine to many observers termed ‘'bru­ Hunts sliced five other* motion to that of .Madison the arrangement, instead, of Hams since joining the Yank board of governors. the tuna of 205, 234, 211/653 tal.” a December defense against ee* last winter. from the roster to reduce Square (iarden. The Pittsburgh Steclers, Allan Vickers received the series. (And yet I hear peo­ soind lesser contender on Tlie only hit off Williama their squad to S3 player*. wlm meet the Packers on trophy as champion putter; ple telling me of how much home television for promoter was a third-inning double by Those cut were veteran line­ Rita Ulyler was chosen most trouble they re buying with Saturday night in Miami, backer Dick Lane, John Harvey Markson of the Gar­ Don Dlasingamc, and the improved woman golfer of the their gunie since the tunes were hard at work to dupli­ Murnmey, Stan Morgan, Joe den, That December conten­ powerful righthander struck cate the All • Stars victory year sand Ilud Adums the wers re-finished!) der may be Ernie Terrell, out 11 and walked only one Taylor, and J. R. William*. moat Improved man golfer of LONDON (UPI) - A thick- the Chicago giant. Another example of terrific which snapped Green Hay's The Kansas City Athletics Join the “ Cool Ones** in The St. I jou I s Cardinals the wear. bowling was In tho Jet lames pre-seuxon victory string at held brief contact drills Tues­ enrd Achilles tendon has forIf Sonny docs swing over knocked second-place Chica 19. Helen Pemptk received the Krgler l.rugur. eed Dritish and Empire wel­ go eight full game* behind an air conditioned 1963 The Detroit Lions were day while five rookies from terweight champion llrlan to the Garden, it could tie the Yankee* by edging the Membership Driver of the Jim Allman s h o t w h u t one of the most momentous the College All-Stars, includ­ duly Impressed with rookie Year award and 1). II. (Tom would normally lie the top • Ford • Fairlane • Falcon ing Don llruinm of Purdue, Curvis to withdraw from a moves in boxing history — White Sox. 4-3; the Balti my) Thompson was presented game of Hip night with a 226, <Dill Thunder Thornton of scheduled fight with Isaac a move that might again more Oriole* defeated the a trophy as the Country Club Just wasn't his night for Get a Genuint Ford Air Conditioner . . . « * Nebraika, and Dob Parcinorc Logart of New York at I’ or- boost the Garden back to the Cleveland Indians, 6-4; the Supporter of the Year. dory, h o w a v e r , as the gineered exclusively for your car . . . for an big fight promotional suprem­ Detroit Tigers routed the pf Florida received thoir thcawl. Wale*, Aug. ?0. Mrs. Eugenia Park, club "Mighty Mite"—Floyd Martin Curvii, of Wales, is seek­ acy it enjoyed until 1930. Boston Red Sox, 10-1; and first professional workouts. low an Secretary, was in chargo of roomed honiu with a 204 gume, Top contender Clay, visit­ (lie Minnesota Twins downed The Washington Itcdskln* ing an October bout with Al Vickers was closest to world champion Emile Grif­ guest Introductions. (I’.S.—Take u look at his arm the Los Angeles Ange1 *, 5-1 ing in New York, said he pin (30 plus inches) In the ran through such a ragged fith. patch tha next time you watch was grcviously disappointed Ilnle-ln-Onn contest held at morning drill, that head him howl will you?) beuause of Liston'* with­ Land O'l.ukrs Country Club coach Dill Mcl’cak scheduled INSTALLED Continuing with his tre­ drawal from the September Football Practice an afternoon scrimmage. In t'ussellierry. 2-Y ear Contract mendous displuy of power Coach \V . G, Holt hue an fight, "just because lie's The San Francisco FortyJim Mutthii lit seven feet, PHILADELPHIA (UPI) nuuncnl the beginning of lly Called Pres* International howling is Dig Juck Kunnerl two inches wax second and Niners were pleased with scared to death of me.” — Phillies’ mnmigi-r Gene Jack exploded with games of Croom* High School football NATIONAL LEAGUE Liston countered with, "I the work of quarterback John Paul Anderson took third with Mi mil. pilot of a "coming MOST OTHER POPULAR hope big mouth Clay does­ practice for 4 p.m. Aug. 15 W. L. Pet. GU 210, 241 to finish his three n shot eight feet, seven inches Drodie and tight end Floyd hall rlub" which lust month gume series with a 645. And n't fight anybody till 1 get in the school gymnasium. All L<>» Angeles ti7 43 .009 Dean after Tuesday’! workAMERICAN CARS from th# flag. compiled a 21-111 record win get this, not too many pins him next year because the candidates are requested to Ran Kr'nco U3 49 .563 6 oats, whllu the Cleveland nliig seven straight, wax giv first good man he meets bring their shorts and gym behind In series was I*. King HI. Iaiuls 03 IP S Drowns practiced kickoif re­ shoes. turn patterns with Walter en n two-year contract exten­ will knock his head off.” Chicago M 51 .532 S',4 of thu Gluds leum who shot u Braves Sifcn Two MILWAUKEE (UPI) — llcach anil Jim Shorter on sion Tuesday. Clnc’ntl ill M .630 H(i 200/0211 series in this sume The Milwaukee Droves have the receiving end. Ph’dphla 59 51 .522 U>, All Star League. Doesn't thut whet your up signed southpaw pitcher Dieh­ The lloston Patriots rexumSculptor of the famous I M’waukee 57 56 .504 1114 JO H N Spetite for the coining Full ard Dutch O'llricn noil short­ exhibition game against the Greek statue "Niki” (or Pittsburgh 61 50 .t'JI 13 Leagues? I hope that you who stop Theodore Grollcy and as­ cd double workouts in prep­ "Winged Victory") and the . M A N S V IL L E Houston 43 70 -’191 25(4 New York 31 77 AM 33(4 have bowled in leugues last signed thrm to Greenville, aration for Saturday nights date he muds, it are both un­ fall have received a call from S. C. of the Class A Western San Diego Chargers. known. Tuesday's Results either your leum cuptuln or Carolinu League. FOR Lot Angeles 4 Chicago 1 Rt. Louis 4 New York 3, fN> tho league secretary asking l»er ONLY Picked Up At you of your intentions for When cornered or wounded Pittsburgh 3 5lilwaul.ee U. (N) Square howling aguin this yeur. the ostrich kicks viciously. 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ASPHALT SHINGLES 15 AIR CONDITIONED 00 i 270 ROOFING FAMILY / I i r Special *2“ Roll WALL SUPPLY Strickland-Morrison �$ g fr #drf«rl UrreUi Wad, Aug. 7, j g - j f r g 7 Colored Community News Shirley Y. Kendrick To Wed Stuart Baker B y B O B E I T B. T B O X A A J * . (F A M I N I Mr. aod Mr*. Moses M. Brown of Jacksonville, an* nounce the angagament of their daughter, Shirley Yvon­ ne Kendrick, to Stewart Ba­ ker Jr., son of Mr*. Isabella Baker and tha late Stewart Baker 8r., Saraaota. The bride • elect was gradtilted from Tuskegee Insti­ tute, Tuskegee, Ala., and Is presently doing further study at Stetson University, DeLand. She la a teacher of English at Crooma High School, Her fiance waa graduated from Florida A. and M. Uni­ versity, Tallahassee, and presently is a teacher of ag­ riculture at Crooma High School. They will be married at 3 p.m., Sunday at St. Paul Baptist Church. No Invitations are being gent. Friends of the couple are Invited. la Brooklyn. Mra. Burke al­ so visited her aon, Alton Burk* Jr., hi* wife and their children in Rochester. Many Sanfordltea now living in the turburba of Rochester were visited by Mrs. Burke. • • • • • • GoldsboroRecreation Cen­ ter culminated its program Friday. -Arts and Crafts made by the children were dis­ played during the morning open house. Highlights of the day were a sack lunch and punch feist. The children of the GRC wish to take this method of thanking Mrs. Carolyn John­ son, of Academy Manor, for ha‘r kindness in providing punch for all of the children in attendance. Thank you very, very much, Mrs. Johnaon. • • • • • • RIBEND Mra. Hortcnse Givings was la New York City for sever­ al days. She la a member #f the faculty of Jackson Height* Elementary School, Oviedo. • • • Linda and Jerome Brown are here visiting relatives and friends. They reside In Rochester, N. Y., with their parents, Mr. and Mri. Otis T. Brown. . LARGE LEAN MEATY • • • The following women are away on a Caribbean cruise; Mra. A. D. Douglas, Mr*. A. J. Hurston, Mrs. Marie Gladden, Mra. Josic Allen and Mrs. Jeanette Daniels. Here's wishing them a very enjoyable cruise. * • • Miss Elizabeth Douglas has returned from Paine College where the attended the sum­ mer session. Elisabeth, a senior this fall term, will be crowned “ Miss Paine" 1963M in October. She is live daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Douglas. Mrr«. S. II. Blackahearo, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Harring­ ton, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bellamy and Jacquelyn Har­ rington motored to Detroit to attend the funeral of Mr. lbrrlngton's brother, Jack Harrington. Legal Notice S u ck st ea k STEAK STEAK k t -B O N E Side Of Beef . Hind Quarters Front Quarters Pork Loins --------------" u xd [SHOUL ROAST GROUND BFFf I I .45c lb. .53c lb. .43c lb. — Half Beef Ribs . . . 53c lb. Beef Rounds . . 55c lb. Trimmed Loins . 67c lb. or Whole . 49c lb. ■ done TOOr. 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Montez E. Harris, w i ­ ord plat recorded In I’ Ut H oo k I. F t r e 12 end IS d o w of Frank Harris, died at o f Publ ic Itecorde o f S e m ­ 3:30 a.m. Tuesday at her in ole County, Florida, haa filed eeelnet y o u home, (17 East Second Street. In thebeen abotre-etyled ault. the Coming to Sanford frem •hort title o f which le Itobe ri IV. W lfa ln e and Edna II. Soutn Carolina after gradu­ W lt tfl ne. hie wife. 1-1 i l o t l f f - . vereua, Allen I). Johneon, li e . ation from college, Mrs. Har­ fe n d.,o f. and you ere required ris for many years was • lo e er ee a cony o f your a n ewe r o r other pl.udln* to classroom teacher and prin­ the C om p lain t on I'DItitlff'e A tt orney , Carroll Burke. Suit* cipal. She nerved a* execu- SIS S a n fo r d Atlantic National I •' ' ' ______________________ L . • ■■ ___ine aruiiaiy uf ih r iuniia B - Ckl III, Ida. and (lie the nrlslnat a n ­ State Teachers Association, s w e r o r ot h er pleading In th* o f f k e o r the Clerk e f the i resigning to become executive Circu it C our t on nr b efore secretary of her aorority, Ibe i l h day o f Septernoer, A.D. 1111. |( you fall to d o Household of Ruth. She had to, e d ecr ee pro o n f . n o will bo taken againet you fur the teen retired for some time. re lief d e m e n t e d In the C o m ­ Surviving are two daugh­ plaint. Thla Notice ehall be p u b ters, Mrs. Bernice Beverly, llehed o n c e p week for fo u r Orlando, and Mrs. Thelma w o n e e cu tlr e week e In T he S a n fo r d Herald, a n . » . p a p e r Livingston, Jacksonville. c irc u la ted In H«m! n,la Couuty, Funeral services wil te con­ Florid a. Dated fhle Sth d j y e f A u s ducted at 10:30 a.m. Friday uet A D . t t f l . ( H EAD at her home. tt ilsun-KichalA r t h u r H. Beckwith. Jr. berger Mortuary is in charge. C le r k o f Circuit Court V y Martha T. Vlhlcn. C. James A . Garfield was only C A R D R O I .L B U R K E man in U. 8. history simul­ A tt or n ey fo r Plaintiff* I*. O. D r a w - r Z taneously president-elect, sen­ Hanford. Florid a ator-elect and congressman Putiliah: a u#. T. II It, 21. Illl ir-ux Ohio. C OL -11 Freezer Specials -C u t & Wrapped Free! S I R I A > 'n CHUCK ROAST Ro ^ • W EINERS • B O L O G N A • SM O K ED SAUSAGE • RED HOT or H O M EM AD E SAUSAGE * 3 lbs, 99c tasty I ^ [Spare Ribs 29*. CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS u>6 9 a e Mrs. Ola Burke has re­ turned home after spending r*. her vacation In New York A U.F .N D. JOIIVRON, IW .ndan*. State. She visited her dau­ A M .B N D JtlllNtUiN. ghters, Mrs. Attamease Gon­ TOi WHOME IIE*ll>KS‘ t: AND salves and Miss Catherine AD DUKAS IS UNKNOWN: TOU A R B IIKRKIIV NO. Burke and her grandchildren Montez Harris Dies Tuesday FRYERS • • • Greg Robinson recently spent to few days In Phila­ delphia visiting relatives and Willie Wright attended the funeral of hie father Rev. Norris Wright He lived in • • • Sanford for a number of Mrs. Alfrcda Brown, of yea-s and was known as Sanford, announces the en­ "Cag". Wright la a resident gagement of her daughter, of Syracuse, N.Y. • • • Altamease Patricia Moore, Recent visitors to our city to Phillip David McPheraon, son of the late Mr. and Mra. were: Rev. and Mrs. Jake ! John McPheraon, of Talla­ Plump, of Oak Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Martin, of hassee. The wedding will be an Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Willie event of Sunday at • p.m. Wright of Syracuse, N.Y.; Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson, at the Church of God. Miss Moore is a graduate of Orlando; Norris Wright, of Grooms High School and of Fort Worth, Texas, and Tennessee A and 1 State Gladys Ford, of Oak Har­ University, Nashville, and Is bor, Mich. • * • em|do>ed at Memorial Ele­ AMI and Mrs. William mentary School, Palmetto. Mr. McPherson is a grad­ Johnson motored to Wayuate of Lincoln High School, cross, Ga., to visit their re­ Tallahassee, and Florida A spective families. They were A M University, Tallahassee. accompanied by their neiccs, He is employed at Lincoln Annette and Sylvia Johnson, Memorial High School, Pal­ who spent a tvro-wcek vaca­ tion In our city. metto. Mra. Ola Brock honored Miss Shirley Kendrick with a miscellaneous shower Fri­ day night at her home. A pink and white color echcmc was used In party decorations. The dining room table, covered with « beauti­ ful white table cloth, was centered with an artistic pink and white floral ar­ rangement. The bride • elect received many lovely and useful gifts. FLA.GRADE A D & D * llirderj* 3 O i. * Sara L e. II Os. (her*. Cakr Sara Lee 17 Oi. Banana Cake Heine 20 Oz. nil. krlrhup — FR ESH 70* 79 39 Grapes * PRODUCE — Blackeyed PEAS FANCY RED * G O LD EN RIPE H E R SH E Y ’S ^ 2 LARGE FIRM HEAD Lettuce Heads L im it 1 W it h M 2 Convenient Locations: 1th. St. & Sanford Ave. 1100 W . 13th S t DAIRY SPECIALS SHURFRESH BISCUITS . BLUE SEAL SOLID OLEO . Limit 4 With Your Order Limit g With fS Order Food O rdrr �i BPW M edbe* M itt Strickland Meet A t Honored A t Bridal Luncheon i .CantsHome 4a So* Williams tad Mias f o r the popular bridu-utact Starry Lot. Tbit was tta lint stowur New York where she w u in­ terning as a physical thera­ pist. Lovely arrangements of multicolored asters and ros­ ea were used throughout the party rooms. The serving ta­ ble was overlaid with a whits cut-work doth. Centering the table was an arrangement of blue and white asters, flank­ ed by two blue lighted tapers entwined with white lllllesof-the-valley in silver hold- guests were peaeaat tor a delightful evening. Mrs. Harriett Slaughter. Mrs. Arotyn Ttwa and Mrs. Myrtle dradlck, who were delegates to tta atato rowventlea In JaekseavUla. gave a vivid Bceoeat el the settvKies of tta various flubs !a tta state. They also told sf tta many worthwhile pro­ jects ttet are uadtrway. Refreshments of lime puneh, pound cake and gay blue parasols filled with nuta and mints were served to the gueila. Several games wers play- A BRIDAL SHOWER honoring Mis* Jeanne Southward was given Monday night at the home of Mrs. Ted Williams. Left to right are (seated) Mrs. O. Lewis Dinkins, mother of the Casselberry C R EA T IV E Personals Gifts • Cards - Books (PsrsMrljr McVkars) 319 E. First 8L Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Stew'art of Forest Dr. Howell Park, have aa their guests their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mra. Hap Hruhy and their 1 children, Kitty, Denna and Margaret, of Den­ ver, Colo. Paul Hulte of Tuicon, Aria, arlvcd by plane Thursday to Join his wifo and family who bavt been visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ev­ ans of Sunset Dr., Casselber­ ry for the past two months. Pktare- Pretty A softly tied collar la the focal point of thla striking date or daytime dress that's bound to delight every Junior. No. 1307 with photo-guide is In slsos 0, 11.12, IS, 14, It, 18. Bust *> % to 18. Sise 11, Sltfc bust, slseveleaa, 4 ft yards of 26-Inch. To order tend CO conta la coins for oach pattern to: Croatlvo Woman Sanford Htrald Box 438, Midtown Sta­ tion Now York 18, N. Y. Print namo, addreaa with atylo number and site. won by Mrs. BUI Southward, Mrs. Miller Osborne and Miss Carolee Oslerholm. Miss Southward opened her gifu under an arch high­ lighted by three wedding bells. The hostess presented her with ■ white corsage and a gift in her chosen pattern of silver. Other invited guesti Indudcd Mmes. Ira Southward, Al Doudney, Ernest Southward, William Reck. William Park, Paul Morgan and R. W. Wil­ liams. Tho Misses Rosemary Southward, Rose Kratsert, Kay Ivey, Marilyn McDaniel, Frances Strickland, Marty Stcmper, Dlin Aiken, Candy groom-elect, Misa Southward and her mother, Southward. Mrs. Ira E. Southward. Standing are hostesses Also the Misses Sally, Bet­ Misa Sherry Lee, Mm. J. H. Lee Jr., Mrs. Wil­ sy and Linda A. Williams, liams and Misa Linda Sue William*. Sherlene Shepard, Diana Hay­ nes, Niki Ashby, Deanna Ni­ chols, Sunny Skinner, Suxanne Jones, Vida Sue Smith, Bonnie Stoffer, Merritt Phil­ Mrs. John J. Duren left ips, Ann Schumacher, Bonnie Barbara Bradley, Friday alght to be the guest Gielow, of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Hig­ Judy BurtcbaU and Judy Her­ ron. gins in Palatka. W OM AN Personals Friends of Mrs. H. E. (Ubbey) Long will be glad to know that she has return­ ed to her home at 2100 Lake Dr. from Seminole Memorial Hospital. She la recuperating from minor surgery and ex­ pects to be out again next week. The best care for plywood walls is to dust them often and wash them occasionally with thick soap or dctsrgent suds on a damp sponge. Then rinse and wipe dry. If de­ sired, finish up by applying furniture polish to protect the clean plywood. Mrs. Boy WlOisma was hostess fgor a m e a t loach•os boioriaf bride-sleet Silts rn a e ts Strickland. A color scheme of bine and white w u used In decors* tions including a beautiful floral arrangement on the serving t>ble. White wedding bella hung from the chande­ lier and place eards carried out the bridal theme. The honoree’s place waa marked with white ribboa streamers attached to the centerpiece and held by a miniature bride and groom. The hostess presented Miss Strickland with two salad plates In her chosen pattern of china and a hand painted china plate. Enjoying the party with the honoree were her mother Mrs. M. R. Strickland, Mrs. Roy Williams, Miss Sally Wil­ liams, Miss Marilyn McDan­ iel, Mrs. John Ivey, Mrs. Howard Whelchel, Mrs. T. F. McDaniel and Mrs. Dick Ai- VINYL . LINEN FINISH PLACE MATS b y it Ed w i n Mrs. Lola Richardson and Mrs. Mary McBride were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Padgett. Danny Brsddock left Sat­ urday for a week at the Methodist Youth Camp in Loesburg. Joan Ray, o f Orlando, spent Embossed With llsnd Embroidered Look .'W ip e Them ( Or Mschine Ws>k Linen White And Assorted Colors • Available In Any Quantity K it * 1R< A small soft brush, dipped Into thick soap or detergent suds, la what you need for coaxing grime out of carved furniture !es\ cabinet doors and woven cane furniture RAN D CRAFT New Arrivals JUST RIGHT FOR A daughter, Nancy Jo, six pounds, two ounees, was born Tuesday at Seminole Memorlal Hospital to Mrs. Joseph Trepanler, the former Debbie Bruce c f DeBary and wife of the late Joseph Tre­ panler. RACK TO SCHOOL BROWN aad DEUVERED SANFORD FLOWER SHOP STORK Cer. K. 1st A Saafecd Ave. FA 2-1X22 er FA 2-S4S2 DRESS FABRICS COTTONS • DRIP DRYS . BLENDS 3ft” TO 42" WIDTH REGULAR ... PRICES Welcome UP TO — M cCRO RY - OTASCO Dinner Party A LL DRAPERY FABRICS ECKARD’S DRUGS Given By . . . To Fern Park Doris Faber NATION-W IDE® famous long-wearing cotton mualiiu WHITE twin 72" x 108" flat or twin Eloatafit bottom aheet A F 1 I /| 1 l By Helen Raodgraas Mias Doris Faber of Enter­ prise, entertained with a din­ ner party last Sunday at her home on lake Shore Drive. Guests weekend houseguests, Mrs. Ruth Price Tyre and daughter, Julie of Palatka; Mrs. Lena and Bob Sbope, of Orlando; Misa Kar­ en llrooks, Maitland; Miss Euretta and Mr. and Mrs. G. G. McAlexander and daugh­ ter, Zona of DeLand. Also Mr. and Mrs. Mullus Peterson and children, An­ drea and Bryan, of Winter Haven; Mr, and Mrs. Dick Smith, Danny, Cathy, Steve, Netla and Tommy, of De­ Bary; Foster and Carol Wllgoxx, Mrs. Mae Wlgmore, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hart­ well and children, Tamara, Willie, Benny Joe, Johnny and Jeffrey Wayne. Tamara celebrated her fifth birthday in Doris' Sunday School Class at the Barnett Memorial Methodist Church, that morning. If your cement or flagstone terrace needs brightening, hose down, sprinkle with dry sal soda concentrated and leave over night. Neat morn­ ing wet It again, go over It lightly with n long handled scrub brush and the Job’s done. SHORT & LONG SLEEVE BROKEN SIZES 8-18 F IN A L CLOSE OUT Also • • • 150 Summer Dresses at — M EN S SPORT SHIRTS 30% to 60% Off LONG ft SHORT SLEEVE If you have trouble remem­ bering which pipes in your home carry what substance, paint them in distinctive col­ or fur identification. 1'ainl water pipes white or blaek, your sprinkler system In red and your gas pipes in yellow or orange. BROKEN SIZES VALUES TO $5.95 F IN A L CLOSE OUT FASH IO N S Fern Plasm - Fern Park U8-331S OPEN FKI. NITE TIL 0.-M DRESS SHIRTS AGES 8 - 16 BROKEN SIZES REG PRICES TO $4.00 WHILE THEY LAST Still a fine Detection of quality childrcn’a clothing, up to 16 for boyn and 14 for girls, If year aixe la: 8 to XL (Infant) Toddler 2-4 (Boy) Toddler 3-4 (Girl) Boy 3-4; 12-16 Girl 3-6; 12-14 PASTELS F IN A L CLOSE OUT STRAWS FELTS CLOSE OUT AT LESS THAN A L L - R ED U CED A L L OTHER ITEMS IN STORE you’ll find aa especially good selection of A T CLOSE-OUT PRICES clothing at prices that will delight you . . . . Vi PRICE AND LESS on many categories in these sixes. lpoiwq&h M i "Featuring Faakli— Jaat Far Yew" 200 N. PARK AVE. STORE HOURS: • TO • M v.7*> Swimsuits at 40% Off Vi PRICE twin 72" x 108" flat or twin Elnatafit bottom sheet li * 1 66 y d SPORT SHIRTS W e still have a large selection o f at aavingn of 60 WHITE 1 NOW directly acn>»« the street COTTONS famous, fine combed cotton percals ftr--------1r] REG. 2.29 & 2.39 Y D . *Y 9yd. PLAY G IR L FASHIONS LATE SUMMER AND EARLY FALL PENCALE® ft 1, 1.98 Y D . While mreting threo stores, atop at . . . TUI o)f full EllUHUfit bottom aheet full 81" x 108" fiat or full Kloatafit bottom sheet 48" WIDE — CHILDREN’S WEAR MAITLAND PLAZA At MailUad Sloplile OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHT �§ Wed. Auff. T, *63— Prfpre 9 D ir #«btl V rra lft 1 GRADE " A " QUICK FROZEN TENDER How To Yell And Be A Lady By DOROTHY AUSTIN Do you realize that only a little over thr«« week* re­ main until the opening of achool, and Juit about six week* until the first varsity football gam*, which will be with Titusville, here? It's true. Consequently, Seminole High School cheer­ leaders, who are the front­ running spirit of school ac­ tivity, already are busy mak­ ing potters and banners cal­ culated to give that school spirit a healthy stirring. Next week, they begin prac­ tice sessions in "How to Yell and Scream and Jump Up and Down and Still I t • Lady". In fact, cheerleader# ara probably the only girls who can get away with that Had of action. They not only get away with it, but they get everyone else to doing it tool ' .'hese lively girls, who are cnosen by a faculty com­ mittee for their spirit, stam­ ina, looks, brains and abil­ ity. have a busy and active schedule mapped out for thamselves all year long, be­ ginning while others are still enjoying summer vacations, and adding long hours of practice sessions alter school every day. Gathering recently at the home of Carol Samuel, "A " »quaa captain this year, were assistant bead cheer­ leader Carol Oxford and Car­ ol Torres (the three Carols), Cent Wheatland, Bonnie Cao, lo, Linda Spencer, Barbara Bolger and Susan Piercy. In addition to making post­ ers and banners, the girls made plans for a car wash to be held at the Phillip* 66 Station at the corner of Park Ave. and Third St. on Aug­ ust IT. In this they will be assist­ ed by the " B " squad cheerleeaders, who are Darlene Fedder. Marilyn Epps. Car­ ol Besserer, Barbara Thom­ as, Betty Wiggins and Mary Nell Griffith. The B squad has not as yet chosen its captain for the year. Two changes will take place this year for Die cheer­ leaders. Mrs. Mary Joyce Bateman will take over as faculty sponsor ami the girls will trade their traditional «vhitc pleated skirts for black ones (in the interest of wash­ ing, ironing and cleaning bills.) But there will be no change in the orange and black mid­ dies and white blouses, nor will there be any change in the vivacious spirit and eye­ catching preitiness that is traditional with Seminole High School's cheerleading •quads. New Astronauts Train In Hot Nevada Desert RENO, Nev. (UPI) — Nine new astronaut* practiced del ert survival techniques in a remote sagebrush and sand arte of Nevada today as part of an Intensive five-day course to prepare them for the Gem! ni spacecraft programs. The ipaeemen worked with mockups of the two-man apace capsule. Temperatures at sand level recently have reached 130 de­ grees. The astronaut traineea are civilians Neil A. Armstrong amt Hlliott M, See Jr.; Air Force MaJ. Frank Borman; Air Force t'apt. Edward It, While II, Air Force Cupt James A. McDlvltt; Air Force Uapt. Thomas E. Stafford; Navy Lt. Cdr. John Young; Nevy Lt. Cdr. James A. Lov­ ell Jr., and Xuvy Lt. Churlea Conrad Jr. MP Blames U. S. For Castro Rule f CORNISH GAME HENS Servicemen Seen As 'Tool' By Lawmaker # > THE FLOOR is the only sensible place to make posters, as prov­ ed by these Seminole High cheerleaders who spread their art work out in the living room at Captain Carol Sam­ uels’ home. Three mem­ bers of the squad (top photo). C e n i Wheatland, Carol Oxford, coc a p t a i n , and Carol Samuels are assisted by Robbie Blake, a former SHS cheerleader and vacation houseguest o f Miss Wheatland. Not ready yet for any pub­ lic upi>earance (lower photo) are these A squad cheerleadersposter designers Carol Torres, Bonnie Caolo and Linda Spencer. (Herald Photos) A 4 n. * V 1* 1 I Courthouse Records Real Estate Transactions Dale Williams, et ux, to Claude E. Seaman, «t ux, Bay Tree Shores, $9,500 Larry Chandler, ec ux to Frank A. Peterson, et ux, Palm Terrace, $7,000 Nadia Boland, et vlr to Cit­ izens National Bank, 14-21-29, 1110,000 Citizens National Bunk tn Texaco, Inc., 14-21-29, $77,000 John Chudeusz, et ux to Medford Lynd, et ux, Shady Oaks, SO,000 Hugh McCube, et ux to Leonard Payton, et ux, Buena Vlata, $1,1.00 Leonard Payton, et ux ot Donald lirumloy, et u.x, Buena Vlata, *1.500 Park Royal Homes, Inc. to Arthur W. Carlson Jr., et ux. Country Club Heights. $10,500* Flrst Federal Savings and Loan of Seminole County to Frank Pino, et ux. West Al­ tamonte Heights, *7.300 Florence Campbell to Mir­ iam I.. Martin, el al, Oviedo, $10,000 David Courtnry, et ux to David It. Courtney, et al, Quail Pond. $13,500 Finley Jones to James Riiilger, et us, Loogwbod $8,800 / Richard C. Andrus, et ux to William I.. Merritt, et ux, Grove Manor, $18,000 It. O. Weeks, et ux tn Don­ ald Whitten, et ux, .Sanford, $4,300 Patricia J. prablk, et vir to Harold Howe, «t ux, BelAir. $r.\000 Ralph Watson, Jr , rt ox to HIV. Heftier, »l5.lou Aubrey K, Dyson, et ux to I ' •* 1 • ,/ I j B u sin e sslA , Briefs WASHINGTON (UPI) — Rep. F. Edward Hebert (Dla.) today accused the admin­ istration of using servicemen as a “ tool" In It* desegrega­ tion campaign. In a speech on the House floor, Hebert attacked a De­ fense Department order auth­ orising military commandere to nuke communities discrimi­ nating against Negrot-s "off limit*’’ to servicemen. Hebert termed the order “ economic blackmail.’’ He said It would also mean that serv­ icemen would no longer nave the right to determino hnwr they will spend their off duty hours. Hebert said that unUt "now" servicemen felt that they belonged to an organi­ zation that existed to provide security for the nation. Instead, llebert said, the mili­ tary now has become a polit­ ical tool "o f the attorney gen­ eral, the President and the secretary of defense." Other congressional news: Debt: House leaders called up for debate today a bill to extend the record high legnl ceiling for the national debt. The debt ceiling now stands at $309 billion. Under terms of the proposed bill it would Ire extended for three addi­ tional months until Nov. 30. Taxes: The House Way* and .Venn* Cummitee today b-jan w rk on the final Item* of the administration's tax program that it must art on before getting down to work on the proposed tax cut, lire committee went into it* sixth day of work on the pro­ gram with only a handful left of the structural change* in the tax law recommended by President Kennedy. Commltteo member* hope to finish their work in two or three days ami then will turn to the tax cut plan. Annie M Knight, et ux to curities v* James L. Bowles, Walter M. Wilde, et ux, Fel­ et ux, mtg fel. Boston Five Cents Savings lowship Addition, $d,700 Making a business out of a Dallas Mortgage Co., Inc., Bunk vs George Kent*, mtg. hobby is Die accomplishment to Orlando Federal Savings fcL Sundra Jane Cox, one-day First Federal Suvings and of Bill Bridge, owner of the and Loun, Williamson Heights, Loan of Seminole County va Fern Park Gun Shop in Fern old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. $11,600 K. Leo Kerwin, II, rt al, mtg. Park, (opposite the Kiksha Ernest Cox Jr., 3515 Orlando Bessie McLaughlin, et vir fd. Drive, died early Tuesday at Inn.) to Roy Wall, et ux Crystal Seminole Memorial Hospital. Final Dlsnrxa DecreeBridge, who started in bus­ Lake, $.7,300 Bcaidca the parents, there Myrtle Reeves vs Hugh iness on May 1. 1962 says, Ru-ull Arnold, et ux to Donald Reeves Jr. are three sisters, Susan, Diane "Guns and related items arc Board of Public Instruction ar.d Janet. Luvi-ra S. Harrison vs Wil­ our only business. of Seminole County, Uviedo, liam B. Harrison Graveside services were held He has a complete line of $3,500 David M. Urown vs Judy shooting supplies and also re­ at H:30 a.m. Tuesday in All Naomi Hall, el al to Hoard Faye Brown Souls Catholic Cemetery with pairs and reloads guns. IIl­ of Public Instruction of Semi­ Feme A. White vs David ls assisted in the business by Father Richard Lyons offici.it* nole County, Oviedo. $5,850. ing. White .Mrs. Bridge. John Williams, et ux to It. Gramkow Funeral Home Evelyn Flaherty vs Gordon Bridge organized thr South S. Chandler, Pine Heights, E. Flaherty was In charge of arrange Sfrminoki Junior Rifle and $6,000 Margaret Hull vs James Pistol Club in 1950 and later, inent*. Chester Nelson, et ux to Hull. in I960, the South Seminole Lakevicw Heights, $7,600 Marriage Application* SCIENTIFIC I.AWN Rifle and Pistol Club and is Howard Horn, et ux to Bry­ 8PKAVING FOR — Salvatore Cacciatorv, Jr., a past president o( this or­ an Rucker, Jr., et ux Little Orlando and Carolyn Elaine CH INCH IHJCS ganization. Wekiva, $9,000 Michels, Sanford or Belli Mr. and Mrs Bridge Dramur Development C. to William D. Moure, Sanford are certified instructor* FU N G U S Ward ilitks, Inc., Kastbrook, and GlenJa Faye Kurt, San­ through Die National Rifle Alto Lawn Itrnoiation $5,000 ford Association. They have two VA to Rulon D. Johnson, Wyatt Harris Folds, Jr., daughters and one son. \our ( S C O t t S ) Dealer Heftier Homes, $12.8*0 and Janicu Elinor Luxen, Their eleven year old dau­ Oviedo Laud Co., to W ilbur Tulluhaxaee. ghter, Jeanne, recently par Chancy, et ux, Mead Manor, Burton Boinrtein, Orlando ticipatcd in the Florida Stale | tirupev llle Nurxet ) $1,000 and Mary A. Rose, Winter Regional meet of the Junior 2221 Grapevllle Ave. Silts Filed FA 2-0*ft« Park. Rifle Club. Robert W. Wiggins, et ux vs Allen D. Johnson, fc|. Prudential Insurance- Co. vs Albert Adams, III et ux mtg. fel. Springfield Institute for | Saving* vs William J, Greene, j (JET THE DIRT AND GERMS OUT OF YOIIU HUGH — et ul, mtg fed. SAYE MONEY TOO! If T. Chapman vs Semi­ nole Park and Fail grounds, ' SPECIAL PRICES FOR A U G U ST Inc., et al, fel. Ea<t Boston Savings Hank WOOL - AX.MINSTER . NYLON • RAYON • ETC, v» William Keifer, et ox, mtg. I fel. Federal National Mortgage Assn, va Willies D. Matthews, j LONDON (UPI) — Sydney Sherman, a labor member of parliament, returned fnnn a visit to Cuba last night 900 Perry Deaae v* Stanley and blamed the United Stales Harry FuUung. et ux to Kupiszewski, Jr., el al, fore­ fur forcing Premier Fidel FIIA, Weathersfleld. $6,700 closure of lien, Castro into Die Communist Jack Demctitre, et al to Florida Mortgage and n«camp. |James G. Schott, Fanl.auta, Silverman sail Ins party of I IS. 300 labor M.P.’s returned from Richard Hamer, el ux to j OYER 3i> YEARS their to days in Cuba "con­ Fred Buehler, ev ux, l'rairie At First A Palmetto vinced that for better or Lake, $5,300 (Alongside old po*t office) worse the Castro Regime is firmly established and has the complete confidence, not Seedy K i c k s WASHINGTON (UP!) — of all the people, hut of moit Sell. Vance llartkt- *uj'» the pi them." lie u 1 U. a policy ‘ left reason morning glory seeds i Cubans wall t e feeling that are selling so well Is that Carpet* • Furniture they had no friends in the teen-agers have found they j Tile • Piano* world, except in the Soviet can get their kick* from • Rental Red* Luiuo." |sating theru. 9X12- “Super - Right” Western Beef FU LL C U T R O U N D STEAK O NLY *864 (BRAIDED - HOOK • REVERSIBLE AND ORIENTALS SLIGHTLY HIGHER) OTIlKIt SIZES ALSO HKDLCKD DURING SPECIAL COTTON W A S H RUGS - PER LB. O N L Y 15c (MINIMUM. 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CHAU A SANIOIN IS •mmmmmm+jmti NORTHERN NORTHERN NABISCO L U N C H NAPKINS TO W ELS <«, „„ G U ST O C R A C K E R S NORTHERN SUNSHINE INSECT KILLER TISSUE C O C O N U T Mauaroons G U LF SPRAY FEEL FREE ON "PROBLEM DAYS TAM PAX 4< eu A ia C> \ �.'■rr^fBKTjrr^, D o w n W ith Half a dozen states have ap­ proved the so-called liberty amend­ ments to the U. S. Constitution, which would abolish the federal per­ sonal income tax and other levies while prohibiting the government from competing with private busi­ ness. These proposals also have been introduced in Congress in hope the amending process might get started there. When the states initiate u consti­ tutional change, two-thirda of them must approve before Congress goes into action. Wherever a measure be­ gins, it ultimately requires endorse­ ment by three-fourths of the states. The amendment that would elim­ inate the U- S. personal income tax plus levies on estates and gifts is framed so that it would not take ef­ fect unless and until the companion plun was ulready approved—the re­ moval of tha federal government from privute competition. A threeyear gap betwaan effective dutes is provided. The notion here is thut savings and the predicted rise in business resulting from this lutter action, earnings with parallel gains in busi­ ness tax revenues, would bo nn im­ portant offset to the revenue losses incident to ending the personal levies. Yet there is no contention thut the offset would he more than par­ tial. Drastic buget cuts would be required to bring the budget into balance and produce u surplus. The proponents o f the liberty amendments make no secret of it. They would chop $25 billion out of defense. They would wipe out all foreign aid and other “ international” outlays to the tunc of more than $2.5 billion. And they would slush $2.1 U . S. billion from “ natural resources.’* which include atomic energy out­ lays. From agriculture expenditures they would peel o ff <5 billion, from welfare costs some $4.3 billion, from “ commerce and housing” another $2.5 billion. The question Americans must ask is: just how realistic are the pros­ pects that such cuts could be made? Leave out o f account the pro­ posed slush of some $12 billion from various federal activities in the do­ mestic field. These o f course would affect materially the lot of the U. S. farmer, the growth o f our cities, the hundling of our underprivileged. The reully stunning blow is to de­ fense and atomic energy. Today out­ lays in these areus run between $50 billion und $C0 billion. It is being suggested thut they be reduced by half. > Whut kind of military establish­ ment would this leuve us? What would this do to our effort in the nu­ clear arms competition? The effect could hardly be less than catastro­ phic. Yet many of the same |ie<>|ile who favor the liberty amendments not only want the United States strong militarily, but demand that it under­ take the conquest o f Cuba and other foreign adventures whore Commu­ nists are pressing hard. The three-year Korean war, not exactly a massive conflict, added $11 billion to the federal debt ubove and beyond outlays which could be offset by tax revenues. Costs arc higher today. Set against the harsh facts of life in 1903, the liberty amendment must surely strike most Americans us the sheerest funcy. P o litic a l WASHINGTON (NEA) A year before the Republican National Convention nomi­ nates its ttfO-l presidential candidate in San Francieco, the job stems up for grabs. Sixteen possibilities are al­ ready being mentioned. More may be expected. The fact that so many nominees arc being put in the running in* dicates nobody has the nomi­ nation sewed up. The current theory of some observers that New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller and Ari­ zona Sen. Barry Goldwater have knockitl each other out on the civil rights and fur light issues is probably pre­ mature. There is still plenty of steam behind both drives, though neither man has for­ mally announced. The factor which brings out all the other presidential pus* sildlitit* seems to ly a fear that Rockefeller ami tioldwli­ ter wiii have aoout equal Ulehard strength at San Fran­ cisco, with neither being aide to get a majority for the nom­ ination. Since both Rockefeller and ColdwaUi lisle loi'ii rliciillvs ns well us their friends, the hunt is on for a compromise camlidsto nobody is mud at and who would satisfy a ma­ jority in the badly split GOP. Tills is what brings out the Dr. Clone’s OU R w an C P A T TVV H O O P l fc HO06Cw h y d v o l ) h a .'e m e vnrn am ot.o dictionary W AY N A N . I W AS, 3 £ S T "TK'YiN 1 0 K E E P , THEM CREEPY BO ACUCKS C A W A Y CC’O M Atv B A N K R O L L P.Y A C T IN ' B R O K E Ahf CCU M BCAgt ? T M l-V W O U L D A K E E N A H L R . Atfc L I K E A T I G E R O N A ^ A'Avee v.’Uem i banpaoep LAM E- CSCVKT.'-— - H AW -H A W * YOUR HEAP TO MAKE THAT rnONV I TO OK T H ' PAfJrAC-E O E K * ACCirENT STORY SOUND OOOC) AT TER TH' FIRST PAY, S O S NOT ' I U-RAPPEP IT TOO TC H T AN1 TO OVtRTO IT; A N'A ViEN A M O S S H O R T -c iR C u rre p PUTTED IN I TOOK HIM PER A Y O U R T H IN K FEW P U C K S J E S T T E R LAU.-HS* tB O X ! / \L L Y / R A P P E O CP, SAKE; 7 —r favorite ion suggestion!. They would control state delega­ tions for the opening ballots to establish bargaining posi­ tions. There art eight so far. In preferred positions are Gov. George Romney of Mich­ igan. who it not far behind the two leaders, and Gov. Wil­ liam \V, Scranton of Pennsyl­ vania. There are two other governors, James A. Rhodes of Ohio nmi Mmk Hatfield of Oregon. In Congress there are three favorite son senators — Gor­ don Allott of Colorado, Clif­ ford Case of New Jersey and Ihruston It. Morton of Ken­ tucky, though tlie lust two disclaim any interest. Finally, Rep. James W. Byrnes of Wis­ consin, Then you come to tile real­ ly dark horses of whom there are six so far. Sen. Thomas II. Kuchet ami ex-Sen Wil­ liam F. Knowlnnd of Califor­ nia are Doing proposed to man their state delegation us fav­ orite son candidates for bar­ gaining purposes. There is an element here of keeping the ultraconservativea from cap­ turing the delegation and go­ ing for Goldwater. While former Vice President Richard M. Nixon — now a New Yorker has announced lie will not be u candidate in IlMlt, he does expect to have a loud vole* In naming th* candidate. If offered the nomination ae a compromise, he'd probably take it. Gen. Luciue D. Clay is being boomed for the nomination by a committee headed by former Rep. Hamilton Fish of Net* York. Gen. Clay says he i* not a candidate. Mr. Fish says the general would be re* sponsive to a draft. Sen. John J, William* of Delaware is being suggested by another group headed l>y Nicholas L. Kruysman, a N<--e York envelope manufacturer. Sen. Williams has made a grent record a* an exposer of government waste and in* efficiency. He ha* consider* abiu support from business* men. Hut in his home itata he is regarded more a* a vie# presidential poeslbllity. All the presidential pos«|. hilities who don't get top place on Ihn GOP tirket may alsv lie put in thi* class. The most intriguing dark horse who ha* Just com* out of the shadows is Dr. Milton 8, Eisenhower, Ike's brother, who i* now president or Juim* Hopkins University. All Its publican* agree thut the Eis* enhower name is slill mugiii will) voters, l»r. Eisenhower recently took ovir chairmanship of a Critical Issues Council for th* Republican Citizens Commit­ tee. This is the group organ* ized at the Eisenhower farm a yrar ago to muster sup­ port from independent and Democratic voters. The Citizens Committee hua insisted all along that it ia nut an imitator of the Demo­ cratic Adivisory Committee which operated under the luta National Committee Chair* man Paul Butter during th« Eisenhower administration. But many responsible Ripublienn leader* now admit that the policy paper* prepared by I)AC are respomikle for Julm F. Kennedy being in tho Whit* House today. If Dr. Milton Eisenhower could perform a similar mlra* ele for tlie Republican* within the next year, it is conceded he might be th* dark hurs* of destiny they are looking for. dgy emotional relationship she had felt when she had TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - A of the House representatives been married to Harry, research director at Florida of the metropolitan areas In For when Paul now kissed State University said today the present legislature; Broward 75.too. Dade 73,her goodbye in the morning, Ithat even with the newly-apa dismal flop and we’d bet­ 130, Duval 63.913. Illllsborher pulse didn't zooin. |pointed Florida legislature, ought-Pinellas 67,838, Palm ter make hay while the sun When lie telephoned from Ithe House which met this shines. Human beings just r.e.uh 63,223, Orunue-Seminoic the office, her blood pressure year had only one represent­ 53.333, Escambla-Santa Rosa aren’t made like computers (ailed to skyrocket. ative for every B7.591 persons 53.930. and it would take a comput­ They were simply at the in the largest metropolitan The average of one repre­ ing system to remember all usual emotional level of the |areas compared with one for sentative for every 67,591 per­ average couple who are much (every 23,137 in the remaind­ of the zip numbers of ail of sons contrasted with one for like brother and sister most er of the slate. the correspondence in which 2,COO in Glades County, Sturm of the week. In the Senate, the average the average person engages. said. But one day she met Harry, representation was one sen­ Ilis breakdown for senator­ The general ida that Post­ her ex-husband, on Davis ator for every 330.859 per­ ial representation of metropo­ master General Day is trying Street in Evanston. sons in the urban centers litan areas was: Broward to sell is that, if you send He invited her to lunch at (compared with one for every 377,000, Dade 512,031, Duval it by zip it will go by fast a restaurant they had form­ 57,344 in all other counties. 432,600, Hillsborough • Pinel­ U. S. mail; if not by zip it erly frequented when they In Levy, Dixie and Gil­ las 407,130, Palm Beach 232,will go by slow U. S. mule. were sweethearts. christ counties, the average two, Orange • Seminole 174,"There is only ono cure for Then he invited hr to drive was one senator for every 100, and Escambia • Santa it, another mammoth printing over to the Northwestern Uni­ I8,ooo persons. Need Tool* Rosa 110,400. job listing the zip numbers versity campus. They parked Dr. Albert L. Sturm, dir­ For A Job? of every post office in the and Harry turned on his car ector of FSU's Institute of Save Money United States, a copy to tie radio. Government, discussed reap­ EGYPTIAN LOTUS furnished every person using Some music issued forth, portionment in a talk to a The lotus symbolized fer­ Now You the U. S. mails. And even contemporary tility ami abundance to the including ono of their favorite wminar on Can the firm that prints the Sears tunes. ideas and ideals. ancient Egyptians because it Hoebuck catalogs would be Kent He said Florida’* urban grew in the Nile, center of So Harry put his arm It) Hal Cothran glad to get that order. We The careless season is when around her and gave her a population increased 102 per life in Egypt. Lotus orna­ Them — predict that it will be a flop." rent lietween 1930 and ItliiO. ments iiave been used by it's tlie pheasants, ducks and kiss. A titer Icun Kent-All The beauty ot Lyons' job is Her pulse zoomed. Her larger than any of the other Egyptians for 5.000 years in quail that uiu supposed to be that lie can do something af­ In • Sanford blood pressure skyrocketed. states. California’s gain was tombs and temples, on walls •hot. firmative about his frustra­ 2686 S. Hiawatha Av*. Butterflies fluttered in her only 39 per cent in urban and atop columns. tions. When, for example, he population, he said. A Kansas girl o f 17 said stomach. is overcome by some such "Dr. Crane," she exclaim­ He said the gains resulted she got martini because she enormity as Postmaster Gengot tired of working at home. ed, "don't you think I should in the designation of seven erul Day's zip-code, Lyons cun What u rare sense of humor! divorce Paul and go back Florida areas as ‘ standard rite un eel skin on n line and to Harry? metropolitan statistical areas" take a UO-pound snook from "For I am now milch more by the census bureau. These If you're planning to let a the St. Lucie Iliver. Or, with teen-nge son paint your h»ti«e responsive to Harry than to areas are major cities to­ more elaborate gear he can gether with limited surround­ this fall be sure to buy : Paul!" tie into a sailfish off shore. Alas, this wife was simply ing areas of heavy popula­ enough paint to cover part of In a more contemplative confusing "stage fright love" tion. his clothes, mood editor Lyons can simply with the real McCoy. Using 1902 population cstl Most good jokes are about sit and observe the little St. For tlie strange kiss always males of Ihe Stale Develop­ bail things, Hit-down strikes are quite t i t So. I'atmrlto Lucie fish leaping to escape Commission, Sturm often doe to conditions the has novelty value so it seems ment the big fish. The leapers will —Comedian Henry Morgan. more thrilling at the mom­ gave these figure* for tlie workers can't stand for. i'hone FA 2-0814 tie up to 18 inches long and ent. Take care! number of persons for eaeh The functionally illiterate may weigh a couple or three Wild life i* decreasing in pounds. The big ones down i* more disabled, as far as below arc really big, tarpon. the job market is concerned Icornu state* liecausc of the What wc working stiffs think than the mun who has lost un lack of food, or the ccvcr charge. about editor Lyons is this: arm or leg—W e I f » re undersecretary We think he's got it pretty It's hard to preserve |ieace Ivan A. Ncstiugrn. soft. is some family jars. A man's health age, not hi* YEAR’S FIRST DAY In summertime ire cream calendar age, determines his First day of the year has ability . . . Besides, work , cones get a good licking from varied from December 23 to j keeps me out of mischief. kid* for being good. |March 23 in different parts of — George II. Beecher, 'JO, tlic world, but January I is of Reading, Pa., who goes In lots of cases horse the date now recognized in al­ to work daily as a machin­ tense and herse power should most all countries. ist. get better acquainted. Nora’ s cate Is a terrible tragedy. It could have been avoided, too, If Nora had not confuted "stage fright love" with the real McCoy. .Most dlvorcrt could easily have been avoided. So learn the facts about love. And try to resurrect some of your courtship emotion* at least once per week via a special dale with your mate! CASE Q 113: Nora G., aged 28. ha* been married twice. Hcfore her first wedding, she had (wo ardent suitors, named Harry and Paul. Harry won out, so they were happily married. Nora was thrilled during (lie honeymoon and for the first year or two afterwards. Then she noticed that her pulse no longer zoomed when Harry kissed her goodbye en route to his office each morn ing. Nor did her blood pressure rise when he would telephone her that he would be late for dinner. Vaguely. Nora began to wonder at this stodgy nature of their relationship. Then, quite by chance, she humped into Paul on the street, lie invited her to have lunch with him. And after­ wards, he took her for a drive along the lake shore Zip Code Seen As Flop OUT N o te b o o k It's One House Member To Each 67,594 Persons In Metro Areas Worry Clinic Lyle C. Wilson Soys: Guest conductor and at*) lit will be tlic most expensive subject of today’s essay will |burden on business and inbe Ernest F. Lyons, who dustry since taxes. In the should be the envy of every News. Lyons wrote: press association and news* “ The U. S. printing industry paper working staff who man­ should chip in (or a solid euver* thi* piece toward print gold monument to Postmast­ or into the waste basket. er General F. Edward Day. “ Ilis new zip-code numbers, Lyons probably has the best Job in Journalism. He is edi­ coming as they do ahead of tor of the Stuart (Fla.) News dog days, will be a shot-inwhich means that he works the arm to the printers in an and goes fishing in the Stuart- otherwise dull period and will Jensen Beach area of east cost Americun husises* un­ told millions o( dollars. coast Florida. • Indeed, if we were in The News la a weekly, fat with local news, advertising tha printing business (the and picture* each Thursday. News has no job shop), we It easily would rate among would call in our salesmen the 10 best weeklies in the and give them a pep talk. United States. The combina­ ’Get out there boys and sell! tion of an exceptionally good Every letterhead and enve­ newspaper in the exception­ lope in the U.S.A. is outxif ally delightful Stuart-Jensen date. They got no sip!" “ And there would be a Beach area is what makes Lyons’ job, maybe, the best sense of urgency in our at­ tempt to get this business, in journalism. Lyons is a friendly man the sweetest printing plum slow to anger. The Post Of- since the phone companies lice Department’* new zip- changed over to the dial sys­ code, however, is too much tem. "For common sense would for editor Lyons. He says it will be a (lop and he fears tell us that zip is going to be Peter Edson BOSTON BAKED region north of Evanston. It was Spring and when they parked at one of their old trysting spots overlooking Lake Michigan, Paul sneaked his arm around Nora. When he kissed her, she got butterflies in her stomach and felt tingly all over. So she later told her hus­ band that she felt they were not physically adjusted but that Paul and she inflamed each other. So Hurry gallantly decided to step a-idc and give her a divorce, which he did. Then she married Paul. Throughout the honeymoon and first year she felt ex­ hilarated by Paul's kisses ami love making. lint eventually they leveled off and reached the same sto- Barbs Quotes Lj-J&uda, • ADD A ROOM No matter how Colombia dattfbrft Page l-A Sanford, Florida Wed., August Mercury small or how Capitol large the job UCA Idiwrence Welk Steve Alaimo i , i ’J W you need, we ■The I'i.ilIn v CECELIA r«K M EI! r n r .i t w r.i.L * M ech an ical b u p t I I . M l L. SIIIIEN I K V I I Uueineta Manager *111111.EV J. L H .I V T S oc iety Edito r o o a o r n r A iiT ix F e a t u r e Editor I 'H A X K V OLTOLIXM C ir cu lation Manager JL lit WELLS c o u n t y Editor si ate u u -r io x taeo Uslleor y Classified Manager •NEW ROOF • CARPORT NEW to discuss it M O D E R N IZ E with you and YOUR K IT C H E N give you a n*te * FR E E ■ y Mall All Olhe r •eaaloolo C o a a ly I I « » 1 Year 111.14 l Y e » r t Week 4.7J S Months i.» 0 * Months }.0i I M nllil Z.SS S Months Month lt.e* .t * Ii u Month on in I sSii iI a m i" l'. S. P o it a l Re gulat ions p rov id e II,ai all m all au beo rlpllon e ha paid In advance. E n t .r ad as ss c on d class m at ter O c to b er 17, (I I S at m e Poat o f f i c e o f S a n fo r d . Florida, under tha A c t o f Congraea of Marcn. T h o llerald l< n member o f tho United Proas a h l c h Is entitled •xclutlvsly t o t h o ua* fu r repubUcnliun o f aU the lo c a l n a n o ' p rim e d la t h is a a n s p a p t r . 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AND A SUSDIWStOM THIRll BUT IfRTH LUCK** — 1 w ill not ba rn poM ib U fo r any f i b l i Incurred b* m j i i M olh«r than myaalf. HAUL M. SKEBERGER IOK..U R-RJ».«..fcAARSA 3 F WHAT WOULD TOU CALL ~ A 6 U f WHO Di6S ,— ''BACM — EVEKTTH/N0P JT BEETMC^tN THIS 6UTLL DIO TPSM ME IS KEAU-Y HEP/ TOURS RBALLTWSP/ 4 * 0 0 0 K IN * CHARI LY... YBh ' tWLNT TOMMTS NO.CA-JtY BUT Ptf.RK.HABK IVC CMAMufD A FiN£ SOR6LON. (OFM> s CNAWCT7 Of- * Aik if*. IH* KINOW DEAD,1 LONG LIVE,___1H‘ KINtil ) A FUTUtR IN YOU* h a n d s! i w ant YOU TO . M Y ALNO... s~tfV.Uiy A -n. KM ABU IN OOOP HANDS, CPBRAfK! 4 M ( / '\ r- BUSY DEAR BUSY: Some bakery breads are far better than what mother used to make, but thut's not the point. Your husband undoubted­ ly has the nostalgic aroma o f fresh­ ly-baked bread, the security of his childhood and the taste o f Mamma's goodies all mixed up in his memory. Just for the fun uf it. try to bake bread. And after that your husband might beg you to buy it. DEAR HENRY: All right: Confi­ dential to everybody: ”Rx—PRN” which means, “Take this advice wheu needed.’* • • # • DEAR ABBY > I have a very good friend who is crazy about BINGO. She always asks me to go to Bingo games with her. and 1 go, but I don’t enjoy it. You see, she is a highly emotional woman, and she beats on* me, pounds on me, yells and plays four cards at once. She cuusei such a big racket in the place and makes in both conspicuous. How cun I get ' out of going to Bingo with her? I enjoy her company everywhere else. I wouldn’t hurt her feelings fur the world. A. A, DEAR A. A .: You don’t have to tell your friend WHY you don't wont to go to Bingo games with her any more. Just tell her you don't want to go. By Abigail Van Buren - DEAR ABBY: What do you do With » mail w ho refasea I* eat itors. bought bread? Meet my husband. His mother lived for her family. Her whole life was cooking and baking and she spoiled them all so bad no­ body could match her. (She died at fi8— worked herself to death.) My husband says store-bought bread tastes like wallpaper paste. I've tried different bakeries and even the froz­ en kind, but if it came from a store my husband turns up his nose st It. Am I wrong for refusing to stand and bake bread when you can buy it in the bakery? DEAR ABBY: A person goes to * physidsiL First eomss the uuunination, then the diagnoeii. Then the phyildsn writes out a prescription for medicstion. Right? So why does ths patient take the prescription to the druggict and ask, “What U this prescription for?” Doesn’t he know WHY he went Co the doctor? Doesn’t he know that most M.D.’s prefer that ths patient ask HIM what the medi­ cation is for? And that most medica­ tion has • wide range of application? And that pharmacists aren’t suppoeed to give medical advice? Alio, why do aom* patients ask ths drug­ gist, “Can’t you givs me HALF h prescription, and if I need mors I’ll come back?'' They don’t ask the doctor for half an anamination, do they? Or the shoe shoe dark for one shoe, saying if it aatlsflei him he’ll be back to get the other one? Please tell your readers that the physician prescribes the amount HE thinks the patient ohould have. Thanka a million. HENRY THE DRUGGIST m m • 9 DEAR ABBY: My husband thinks I am deaf, dumb and blind. Last wsek he forgot to turn the mileage back on hts car and he went over 100 miles in one day. It was his day o ff and 1 am sure he didn’t go alone. I haven’t said anything to him about it yet. but hla birthday is coming soon and then I am going to give him the sur­ prise of his life. NO FOOL DEAR NO FOOL: Why wait until his birthduy? Lower the boom while the facts are fresh. If you wait, YOU could get the surprise of yours. • • • • Tell your troubles to Abby. For a personal, unpublished reply, please send a stamped, self-addressed en­ velope. • • • a Getting married? For Abby’s booklet, “ How To Have A Lovely Wedding” , send 50 cents to Abby. Lost For Season WASHINGTON (UPI) — Pitcher Dart fltanhouta, who unikrwent aurger>' for remural of bon* clilpa from hit right elbow last week, will b* lost to th* Washington Senators for tha remainder of th* aeaaon. Stanhoua* had a 3-9 record thla year and pitched leas than 10 Innings tine* mid-June. jaatbif. On (Bhidqn By Oswald Jacoby Etftt won th* club cp«uii>K NORTH A J 1 I4 with tbi king and ltd hit tiuV K J io s a gltton trump. South ttudied ♦ AQ7 the hand a lung while becuutt 42 CAST (D) there waa no clear cut lint of WRIT A l i i *2 play. Eventually ht played V i a VAQTf two more round* of trump*, * OS S3 * KJ10 4AKJ7I led a heart and played dum­ A n s a to m my'* nine. AA KQ1 0 7 Eatt won with the qut«n, *42 but Ultra wuv no way for *804 hhu to heat th* hand aiuct A Q 101 the only additional trick ht Both' vulnerable Baal* WtU NtrtR cculd m*kt would ht th* act 1A tA Pita 4 A of heart*. Paw Pasa A diamond opening by W««t f u * Opening UaA- A 3 would huve tartly att th* hand. Eaat thought that a heart lead might havs alio South could make th* hand itt it. Eait was wrong there. agalntt a heart opening If ha U)s WU0 NUUP 1M IMINK ANY6UY WHO MAD VVH W AT II tl UXV n x v TMAKL KINO IN W A OMO OK kt WftKt, JUST A raw TEW tiM T WftKU „ .NOW WOULDN’T VS W U XU JL LP K BB AhMIIY AhtBITY K VAIU AUIA ABIS BLE 1 WOULDN'T YOUT ■^_ ijlJY UOY l'M l'UAVE AVE AAOUNP... J- fi YOU? MK.OOW Uf TWRY W IR E CUT DOWN OXSfPCBAgLY BY MIS S . tSL'APAPfi AT THE .-DO NEW YORK (DPI) — Th* Harlam Globa lYottara hav* announced a four-game tchedula that will wind up the team’*' outdoor activltia* for th* aaaaon. Tha Trottara play at Roooevelt Stadium, Jersey City, N. J., Aug. 'JO; the Polo GroumU, New York, Aug. £ !; Kanway Park, Button, Aug. J3; and Dillon Stadium, Hart* ford, Conn., Aug. So. By Kate Osann TIZZY r TNMIRBHO? ^ TO ORLANDO RENT A CAR AND P*JVB TO TH* TREASURS AREA,RITAJ « A R k TITUSVtURl fe Cage Schedule (Daah flbhtf. S played it exactly right. However, Eaat could havo nude a play at trick two that would have beaten the con. tract. All he hud to do wu* to lead any one of his three diamonds. Then he would lead another diamond when ho got in with the first lu-urt and would huve established a diamond trick before declurer could set up the heart*. Strangely enough, If Eaat had held queen-jack-ten of diamonds instead c f kingjuck-tetl he w o u l d have thought of the play. It really it tough to lead away from e king up to tho ace-queta ia dummy. J .Ac U/jonmt Art you getting ■ bit weary of the term "public im ajc"f I am. It iir m i that toe m«ny thinp that uttd to b i iih t or wrong, in good tail* or poor tivta, bravi or coward­ ly, rcipontlbls or irmpon»iblt, are now virtrd only la thi light of how • Uuag will affect a parson or • country’s "public im*<*-” A movi# tUr tngagtt in • aboddy affair and tin big quastion m m id j to bi "Can tha set by with It without " W h a t | i t i m s m a d is th a t boys a lw a y s s is m to be afftefing her ‘public im tft' • b it to s n jo y t h i m t i l v i i w ith o u t u s !” to such an aslant that it will hurt bar at tbs bos of­ ficii A personage dUcardt tha State Flowers woman who hat barn his o >otB ACROSS 1 -N'utintf SUM* 1UDoprtniy tl Spirit Ready To Meet flower 7 Vermont Ootrr II.Stilt IBADAN, Nigeria (UPI) IT UinitaM 13A*|ir 21 TillihOftOto British promoter Jack bolo14Adroit 1J " Umpire ItoU" Howtr Mona It ready to ttaga a world no wtr g$sra' light haavywtight till* bout 11— Nttuiy 34 Rom,a rota rote between champion Willie Pas Wotfhoun 1 It ) utiun Ittfua 2S 21 DorMl boa trano of Miami and Nigeria’* f t NothiM 31 Redoat 21 Fold (ttrj 30 Plata 41 Rapid taniMc) " a s " * ' m u ll (Bp) Dick Tiger, TH* promotion 31 lltla atot 42 Stull talk 30 UrttaUnd *• Strobile of tha fight hingta upon Tig33 Step 43 Doiftn tit* so sick 37 Gtrmbtt 31 Hyporbaii* SI Buhopnc trV successful defense of hit 33 Hoy44 Touch *a SltBCtlMW* middleweight crown against 33 lfa» ing wtojt 37 Maka* lota law 4* Tlbrlaa pntrt S3 l>ut t(t profit) 34 In rtturn Gene Fullmer of West Jordan, 33 "Oronili SMIa* I lit 111 H l.'tah. here neat Saturday wif# for mtny year* and re­ places her with a yuunger woman, and the big ques­ tion is: "How is this going to affect his public Image?" An offitfi • seeker lakes 8 stand and, whather ha it am­ eer* or insincere, right or wrong, doesn't seem to ba the important question. Tin important quastion Is how his stand will affect is public image. Tho idaa today teems to ba that whather • thing is right or wrong, wise or fool­ ish. all depends on whether it detracts from or enhances a person's or a country 's pub­ lic Image. We wert all taught that we tdould act in such a way that we wouldn't he a*ham«l of our own actions — Hut being able to live with one'* self waa the important thing. Now the general Idea atema to be to do whatever you please and can get by By Ruth M * n * tt with — Just so your publia imaga doesn't suffer. Uora Insight oa our *e«nir i: Ruth MUlctt'a "Tips oa Teen-Agars." Mail 35 cents te Ruth Millett Reader Ser­ vice, t o The Sanford Herald) P. 0. Bo* 480, Dept. A, Kadiio City Station, New York 19, N. Y. TV RENTAL • Salta • Service Seminole TV FA 3-4828 Zrnilh Color TV Salta 2680 Sanford Ate. H'.saLj ft i LAST DAY OPEN 1:13 A T 2:13 • 3:00 • 8:00 sfSSaa- 3*7*00* 40 Ft* 41 CoafoOtnuo (53 Put Voraiih mtrtditst -• n v. » r* * r- , AS f t r \M t r.yt J/MtfVB AAOtf •••-n n -.- !« • 4 . .t«— m . Thgr HAD A D KIU R w h o c o t a a a t to BfTCAT T * S tOMTAhfBl - ) l -fg-W NY / O P YCU I CrtUK* J 1>L* AT THAT . ,WA*f N .lj'A k f TMKMTKXtf SNOOTlNLf fWTPT W-rftf Flower of Hawaii Preparation of synthetic gems la an ancient art. Egyp­ tians successfully manufac­ tured ttvtral kinds of synth*. tic jewels. S lG om o 53 Chora 54 Sailor 31 Appellation* 47 Carotin* type BONN IBodocaaut ISooa I CaotfttUUM 4 Scott** tally si 4 • Fo r h u h »b) • THU T HinJa Owe*J L,>4 ftw m so N sa ^ ncMtcaur m & x - u a u u c Q a ------------------I STARTS TtIURS. I DOUBLE FEATURE Iv 'N S tU \ i l l ) r j H I U f -IN IN I A IR '» o » I I s: * THI Ml. m e .% i-vhloao su e o s ii J dIm l , n . ' , -JO iaviiV TO iliVTCR or Tisr. r t R T H - C«l*r rst * m s . lo get into flic Ijminm." **>« Sa»»>. “ ftOftiner nc Liter gel tl.e Imsmcift." (Watch for Saaa; Weekly) (UWnCtuit v tir u CARLOAD PAH r *4# * true - r n r wviiic sword Ha.il Nalkbu, . l.I .r u -r .a iii. "Some men who really marry IN i nt.uR AND y ) ig | £ j| 2 £ j- T H R IL L IN G C H IL L IN G “ THE H E A D ” jw.'y w i t h i i o avi iAM<)keii> |l?s»iAte PA& M lilLO T) �It P a y s T o D o B u sin ess T h r u H e r a ld C la ssifie d . P h . F A 2 -5 6 1 2 CLASSIFIED INDEX Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 frrali Aug. 1, 19fll — Page U-ATl2- Had Eglalt tor BP* 17. W to HMp W xriH 8. NotteEE VACUUM CLEANER repair*, 1. Loot A Founfi parts, aupplies for Electro­ 2. Notices • Personals lux, Kirby, Hoover, Air3. Education - Instruction Way, I n - A i r «te. Ere* 4. Transportation pickup. New sad Used ft. Food clesners told. FA 26. For R«nt 6A Special Notices 6. For tout 7. Business Rentals 8. Ranch Rsntala 9. Office 204 W . First DEADLKSa CLASSIFIED DISPLAY t Tue*., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day before insertion. Mon. - Sal. nooo. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tues., thru Frt. • 3 P. M. dap before insertion. Mon. - Sat. ■ooa. RESPOMWUTY: For Bala or Rant 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 18. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance IB. Business Opportunity 16. Famsle Help Wanted IT. Mule Help Wanted 15. Hslp Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 90. Babysitters t l . Baauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 23. n u m b liig S e t vices KUHN. Apt. Cio»« la. Pboot FA 3-to00. FURN. A pt 3900 Mrllonville. SUMMER RATE. L s r g s clean 3 bdr. furs. apt. W . 170Q Magnolia Ave. 1 BEDROOM fursDbed du­ plex apt. Adults. FA 3-3610. UNFURNISHED 2- bedroom house, kitchen equippedFA 2KSi. 26. Radio A Television 1 BEDROOM Apartment. 27. Special Services Quiet neighborhood. FA 228. Laundry Service 1463 (ruin 6:30 to 6 p. in. 20. Automobile Service Monday thru Friday. PR. 29A. Auto Accessories FA 2-4301 any other Umo. 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Rooms private hatha, 114 31A. Pets »*pw.________________ w. rim St. 32. Flowers • Shrubs 33. Furniture EFFICIENCY Apartment on Legal Notice 34. Articles For Sale First St. N«sr 3 city frog 34-A Swap or Exchange parking lota and shopping r ic r m o i* vane NOTICE in hereby *l»*n th*t 35. Articles Wanted i tore a. No utility charges. I am e n c a e t i l In bti«ln*** at 26. Automobiles - Trucks Suitable for couple or sin­ Lotigtvovd. Fla.. tlemlnnte 37. Bouts - Motors gle, also retired people. County, KlorIJa. un<ler tha f i c ­ titious na ntt of, J o h n ' s 38. Motorcycles - Scooters FA 2-4713. 4IIFTI, and t h a t I Inland to 39. Trailers • Cabanas r e d t i a r said n a m s w it h ilia RENT A BED s'lortc s f t h s C ir cu it Court. If you want people U> pay Rollaway, Hospital A Baby Bsaa. attention to your bualnoaa, call FA 2 3613 and ask the By Day, Watk, or Month Herald Staff about aoms at­ CARROLL'S FURNITURE tention getting ad* Ph. FA 2-6111 116 W. lit St. 14. l i l t CDK-JT Mirier, o r FN ooirtiiM t I lilt %tt tTIMi. CLO«IM> AMI AlltNDIIhIMJ A r o n . TIDN o r A STRIIRT T O W HOM IT MAT CONCKItN'S You « l l t ( * k * n o lle * that tli* City Coiiimlii*iun o f tli* c i t y o f Siuifurd, Flortdu, itt Siiiu o’c l o c k P. M. on l h « : « t h d a y o f A ug u at. 1)42. at Hi* City Comm!**U>n*re' R o o m at th* City Hall In tha C ity o f Sanford, F lo r id a , w ill c o n d d # r and il*t* r n iln t w h t t h i r or not tli* C ity w i l l c lo t * , armrat * and a b a n d o n an y r ig h t o f tli* C ity a n d th* p u b l i c In and to th# p o r t io n o f tho *tr*«t h * r o ln a f t * r d *a crlb*d, t o - w lt : That p o rt io n o f M ap l* A v t nu « * at*n d ln g f r o m th* nor th r igh t-> f- w a y lln* o f C u m m * r r l . t Htr**t to tha t o u t h r i g h t o f - w a y Una o f Fult on S t r i c t . I'araon* t n t « r * » l * d m a y a p puaf and bo hoa rd at t h * tlm* and place a b o v e s p *c lf l*d . City C o n i m l i t l o n o f th* CUy o f S a n fo r d . F l o r i d a II .V. TA M M , Jit. City i ’ I«rk PublUli A un n i t T, 1)43. Ctrl.-? IV T i l l ! t l U C L I T C U IH T OF s iv r ii j id ic iv l cin ctir. iv %v i i f o r iiih iM il.li n i l \ r t . t l . i n t u i t . i \ i l l % m i : i i % m i . t .- m g t iih IIAIIRY L. J O N E S a n d U A U C L JU N K S , till w l f * F ieri n o t n name N OTIC E Ifl hars by g tt a n that tv* ar * •-■#-*- -1 In b o a l o e i* at liw y. 41). Ovlado. Flu., Se mln nle C ou n ty , Florida, u n ­ d er llie fi c tit ious name of. J E R R Y * M A R K E T , and that w e Intend to r e g is te r said r i m # w i t h th* Clerk o f th* C ircu it Court, Bamlnol* C o u n ­ ty, F lo r id a , In g acordan co wit h tli* p ro vision * o f th* F i c t i t i o u s Nam* Hlatut**. t o w lt: S ec tion 14).u) F lo rid a 8 t a lu t * g l l i t . B ig : F loyd B r ig g s Elisa b eth B r ig g s P u b lish J u ly I t a Aug. 7, 14, )!. 1)4). CDK-170 Fit TITIOl* NAME N O T I C E IB haraby giv en that w r a r * e n g a g e d Iti bu iln tae at K i r k Flasa, Bull* No. 4, S em in ole C ou nty. Florid a, u n ­ d er the fic t it iou s nam* of, » U N S II I N B ADVERTIBINO A GE NC Y, and that w * In­ lan d t o r eg is ter said name w it h tli* Clerk o f th* C ir cu it C ou rt, Bamlnol* C ou n ty . F l o r ­ id*. In a c c o r d a n c * with th* p r o v is io n s o f th* F ict itio u s Nam * fltatut**, t o - w l t i se c tio n »» 4.0 ) F lorid a g u t u t s a HIT. B ig : !.*• Moa* A m y Anderson P u b lis h Ju ly 3| A A ug . T. 14. )t . Plaintiffs, v*. Legal Notice CDK -1 J1 1)43. IN THIS l i n c l I T C f l l ' H T OF T H E NINTH JI D il l 41. C I R IN 4 Nil FO B <KM1. wlf*. NOI.K 1*1)1'NTS', FI.OH 111%, I i a f a n d a n t* . i H \ M i l l ) NO. IJ37J M i l ' l l it IIP F C D E H A U NATH >.NA I. MOIIT. aunt it , t l , * : n n t t H ' M i t l n s : O A U E ASSOCIATION, a c o r ­ TUi FRAN K ROUINSU.N and p ora ti on . KSSIK M A E ROBINSON, P la in t iff, hi* w lf* aa. n. f . n . No. i JAMES RICHARD WALLER F R A N K ROBIN SON a n d KXKIB M AU I ltlH INSo N, h i s t ' l IT. lloi t i l K ingston. N *» T urk Tod, F R A N K ROBINSON and Kh.SUI U A H ROBINSON. ar* and BKVKItLY O hl« wlf*, WALLER, fi«f*ndant*. Ni>niK o r at tr in h e r e b y n o t l f l t d t h a t C o m p l a i n t MOH I LAOS. Foil Ft lo s t IIF. T o F o rtc lo * * a c e r t a i n M o r t - T O ) JAMKB RICHARD WAL­ gaK* on th * f o l l o w i n g d eaKER and UKVLKLY U. crlbad p ro perty, to -w ltt Iait I. B l o c k It. M I D W A Y . F U i l t l O A : A It HTKVUNS AUDITION TO M I D W A Y , ac c o r d in g to th* plat thcrauf aa r e ro r d a d In H a t ll o o k T, P a g * t l , * f th* P u u ll c R eoordi at dc uln ol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , ha - been filed a g a i n s t y ou and yuu a r * r eq u ir ed t o a t r v * a copy <>f F o u r A n * w * r o r Pleading t o tha C o m p l a i n t on Plalnlltfa' a t to r n e y . CIIAKLKS M. E V E R E T T . :# » a O r a n g t . Avenue. O r land o. Flor­ ida and file th* o r i g i n a l A n a » « r » r P l e a d i n g In tli* o f fl c* o( In* C l e r k o f tl.o C lr ■ult Court o l b e m lu o l* C ou n ty , Florida, at S an fo r d . F lo rid a , o n or b e f o r * the 24th d a y o f August, 1 )4 ), I f y ou fa ll to do so, Ju dgm an t by d afa ult wilt ba taken a x *ln a t yuu fo r th* rallaf d sn ia n d ed In C o m ­ plaint. WITNESS tn> hand and o f - f e t a l seal a t S a n f o r d . S* a n ­ nul* C o u n t ) , F l o r i d a , th .a : t n d day of J u l y , 1) 41. (S E A L ) A. II. B e c k w it h . Jr. C le r k o f t h * C i r c u i t C o u r t S t iu tn o l* C o u n t y . F l o r i d a tly: M a r t h a T. Vililen, I). C. • .aria* M. K i e r a t t Attornay f o r P l a i n t i f f s TT . I '1i . H t in i l Orlando, F lorid : Publish J u ly 3«. 7. 14. 1)43. II * Aug C D K -tl ’ THE MIQHTY M fflfilT' TVSWANTAR W A L L E R , hla wlf*. 4133 Nlpuiuo Avanua, lAakawuod. Callluriila T ou , Defenda nts, ar* ha ra­ by n o t i f i e d that a co m p lain t to f o r a c l o * * a certain m o r t ­ g a g e an tb* f o l l o w i n g 4 * » orlba g p rop er ty , | o-wlt : L o t 4. Block F. k I N L A N D ESTATES, a aubdtvlilun, a c c o r d i n g tu a plat t h e r e ­ o f , reco rd ed In f l a t Hook 11. P a g e * IS to 33 o f th* P u b lic Re cor d* o f g *m lBui* C ou n ty , F lo rid * ! g u b ia c t t o an a a anoeu t far p ublic u t lllllta a lo n g th* s o u t h e r ly ten feet and th* e a a ta ily f i l e l e d o f . 0 . 1 loot 4. I n c lu d in g : O n * Du oTh cr ni ( o i l ) H e a t ­ er. Model 313-1. aerial By Nadine Seltzer F U R N I S H E D A ftrtaest. Class lt d (lost is. Jiausto Cowan. 322-4013. The (Jerald will not be re­ sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion of your ad, and reaerves the rlsht to re* vise or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to Cwotirn to the policies of thia Hsmlnots C o u n t y . F lo rid a . In ac c ord an ce w i t h the t>rovl.lont n f tbs F i c t i t i o u s Naina S i a t u ta>. to-w lt: faction H i cl F lorid a S t a t u t e , m l . S ic : Joh n K e n n e d y Jr. P ubiiin J u ly at a au*. t. 8WEETIE PIE BEDROOM furniibed apartment. FA 2-0641. TWO bedroom furnished Apt. $35.00, 2101 Magnolia, Phone FA 2-3931. Robert A. William). FURNISHED downstair* apt. attic fan. Adults. Reason­ able. FA 2-1834. 2 BEDROOM Kitchen eqnp ped. NO-8-3393 for appoint­ ment. Legal Notice noth i: of *Hi:niFF'a *%■.»: NOTICE IB I I K I t K I t r (11V ■ EN that I. J. L U T H E R R o l l UY, S h e r iff o f Bamlnota C o u n ­ ty, Florida, b y v ir t u e o f a writ taauad o u t o f the Small Claims C ourt, In and for Bamlnol* C o u n ty , Florid a, on tli* I1th day o f Ju ly, A. D. 1)43, In that c e rt a in caus e b e ­ tween II. L. F O L E Y dt,* C r e ­ dit A d ju s tm e n t S crvlc*. P la in ­ tiff. and n O N A L D R. DAltUO Defen dant, h a v e In m y p c* «*a•Ian tha f o l l o w i n g d esc ribed person*! property, t n -w lt : On* ( 1 ) 3S f o o t lllg g ln a Inboard runabout boa t F lo rid a R e g i s t r a t i o n N u m ­ b er r u 4 i ; - M a* tha p r o p e r t y o f R O N A L D n. DA R HO; that on tha l l t h d a y o f A ug u st . A. D. 1)41, be tw een the leg al hour* o f sale, t o - w l t ; a f t e r Il m o ' c l o c k In tha f o r e n o o n ami b e f o r * 3:0C ( ' c l o c k In tha a f te r n o o n , on th* said d a y at th* fron t d o o r • f the County C o u r t Ifuuaa, In Sanford, Betnlaol* C oun ty, Florida, I Khali o f f e r fo r t o the highest bid der fa r c**li In hand, tha a b o v e d "* e r !b * d pruparty at R O N A L D f I.araoii.il DAIIBO J. L U o b b y . S h e r iff o f s a m ln o l* C o u n ­ ty. Flori d * Publlah Ju ly 34. 31 A A u g J. 14. D41. CDK-I0Q IN THE t HU l IT < III IIT IIF THE NINTH Jl D id VI. I'lHI'lir , IN VM) Foil SEMI .Nol l. COL'.N TT, i i . o i u i m . l iia n ii : m% m i . i 3*ti FKDK.ll.VI. N A T IO N A L SIORTO A llE ASSOCIATION, a c o r ­ poration, Ptalntirr, va R IC H A R D U F E R R E L L and HE LE N U. F E I IR E L I Defendant' Norn k up a t ir in viiiHri. vi.u iiH <i:i i.oei h k THi HIC IIA R D L F E ItK E L L , llaaldenc* u n k n o w n HKI.EN H. K E IIIU .I.L Raaldanc* U n k n o w n Tou, Defand ag ta , ar* karoby ))E0I no tifi ed that a c om p la in t to On* OK ( e le c t r lr ) Kang*. foracloaa a « * r i a l n m o r t g a g e Model JlnllUVN It, Serial on tha follow in g d escri bed T ltO IJ tl.l p ro p e r ly altuat*. ly in g and On * O K f alactrle t I t tfr lg * r * t o r . Model L A B lllt D I , Plorfda, t o - w l t : S er ia l OIU USIO L ot 13, B lo c k 17, N OR T H OH LAN Du. a c c ord in g to T e n V *n « tla n Wind* (m etgl) m an u fa c t u r ed by plat t h a r a of racordad In li e n k a r l k Olaaa « Paint Plat B o o k 13. Pagaa lu Company, San ford. Flor­ and I t . P u b lic Racorda of ida. n o m odel o r ser ial Batnlnole C o u n ty , Flori d a uumUcr*. lia* bean filed a * a lo a t you In has been file>3 ag ainst ) o u In lit* * b o « c - a t y l* - t au ll and yuu tha a b o v * - * t y l * d suit and ) u u ar* required t o a*rv* • c up y ara ra oulrad to * * r i * a i - u y o f y ou r %u*w*r o r Plead ing 1J til l t' uinplg ln t pit P la inti f f e to th* C om p lain t on P lain­ wtlurnay JO S E P H M. MUKAB t iff'* a t to r n e y JOSEPH M. KO. P. O. Box 331, Karo P ark Ml R A N K - 1, P.U. D o s t i i . Kern SemlnuD C ou n ty , Florida, and Vnawar or Par k. Memlnol* Coun ty, F l o r ­ fit* til* o r ig in a l ida, g n d fit* th* origin al An* Plaadlng In tna o f f i c e o f tha • war o r P lead ing In tha o f f l c * Clark o f tha C ir c u it Court on o f t h * C le r k o f tha Circuit ur b efor* tb* tdth day o f A ug C our t on o r b e f o r e th* SSnd u*t. 1113. I f y o u f a i l t * do a*day o f A u g u st, 1)43. If y ou a dacra* p ro c onfaaa o will be fall t o d o au. t da.-r** pro ta ke n a g a i n * : you fur tha c u u f a a io will bo taken against rallaf dem a nd ed In tha Com ) u u f o r tha re lief dema nd ed plaint. in the Complain t. W lT N K o S m y hand and o f f ! W I T N E S S my band and o f ­ c lal aaal o f u f f i c s at S an fo rd fi cial s a i l o f o f f l c * at Banfurd. Saininula C o u n ty , thin l i l b Hemlnol* t'u u n t ). Ihl* 33ud day o f J u ly , 1)43. (B E A L ) d ay o f J u ly , l)v3. A r th u r II. B e c k w it h Jr. (BKAL) A r t h u r II B e:' *.' Jr. clerk #: C i r c u i t C u u r t •'terk * f C ircu it Court B y ; Martha T. Vllilan K y : Martha T. v io la o D e p i t y Clark Jo se p h M. M uraa k* D. C. Jnaaph M. V ljr aa ko Attornay a t L a w P- U. Dos III H ig h w a y 1 7 - 1 3 - P . O. B o « } ! S Farn Par k. Pla. Earn Park. F lo r id a P u b lish July 34, I : A Aug Publish J u ly 17. 31. 31 A 7. 14. t a n . Vug 7. 3)43. EDA -ad CDk-34 F o r F ast R esu lts. 27. Special aarvltw 34. A rllctoa For Bake-------- WANTED: Auto maehanic SWIMMING instructions, all S-P-A-C-E fur the children In thin bif, levels. FA 2-3332. with transmission experi­ shaded yird and right next ence, GM training prefer­ Tractor, mowing, discing, to t lovely City park (or red. Write 11, c / o The San­ blade, scoop. FA 2-7664. more play activity. Three ford Herald. bedroom, 2 bath house b u REPRESENTA­ 29. Automobile Service aeparata dialog r o o m , FACTORY TIVE position bow open in Florida room, largo, oat-in Auto Glass, Tops this area, A ft F*quirnm«nu and equipped kitchen, dou­ A Sea* Covers 33-45. sales •xpohaaca an­ ble garage aad fiber glau A U T O GLASS & cillary over 90. Car pre­ cotortd patio. Extra bon­ ferred, average of two SE A T COVER CO. uses are parquet hardwood nights per week on road. doors, fireplace and oodles 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 Long established, top rated ALL WORK GUARANTEED of closet space. See the manufacturer o f automo­ owner at 1114 Uellonville tive specialties offers thor­ Ave. A U T O GLASS ough training, complete in­ IN STALLE D surance program and an excellent opportunity for Senkarlk Ola.sa and Faint Stenstrom Realty you to cam $1,000.00 per Com panv 216 Magnolia Ph. FA 3 4629 month or more. Write for Real Estate—Mortgages application to ARTHUR 11' N. Park Avo. FA 2-2410 31A. Feta FULLER. P.O. Box, 177. Ravenna Park FA 2-7463 MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE. BLACK MARE. Gentle. FA 2Evenings 6106 after S p.m, FA 2-2677 FA 2 3829 FA 2-8360 ACCORDION. 120 Ross, whitn pearl A cose. $75. FA 2-5187. FOR SALE By Owner. 1 Used Air-Conditioner. $130. 1 Used Air Conditioner $50. See Al Lyoa et Sanford Electric. ALEMITE Wheel balnacn $300. 6-12 volt Battery char* ger 163. Spark plug etean* er $20. FA 2-4190. 10 Cu. ft. DEEP Freeger. Chest type. Needs M int. FA 2 5566. WARNING You Should Try This Re­ claimed, Rig Zag hewing Machine Before You Buy. Popular Brand, Uke New Condition, 63 Model, Butt* onholea, Fancy Stitches, Munon grams. Embroiders, Barn*, iVitl«*t 82. Flowera • Shruba Guaranteed, Pay Off Re* mainina 6 Payments Of LHUSTRUM 5« cents to $15. SI.OO Or $45.00 Cash. Ph. Gray Hhnduw* Nursery FA 2-6627. 4 mi. S. on Sanford Ave. 18. Help Wanted 3 BEDROOM, ll» baths. CB REAL ESTATE Salesman. Range, garbage disposal, Man or Woman, for subdivi­ double carport* and cor­ sion sales. Seminole Co. ner lot. $300. down. Avail­ Write Dux 22 c o Sanford able Aug. 10. 1106 Patrick Herald. Place. FA 2-7469. GKRBA DAISIES. Dutch Mill SLNGER • Slant needle. ADVERTISING 8ALF.8MAN, Equipped to iig tag 4i Nursery. Upsala Rd. Jusl SWIMMING Pool. 3 bed­ permanent position, guaran­ make buttonholes. Decor* off 20th St. A 1st. room, Hi bath Home. teed salary plus commis­ alive designs. Guaranteed. Transferred. Must sacri­ “ You throw mo back in right awayl” sion, Applicunt must b« am­ US. Furniture Assume payments of $9.35 fice. 121 Lake Dot Dr. bitious and willing to learn. per month. FA 29111. San­ (Sunland). All replies confidential. WANTED reliable coupla to ford Sewing Center. 6. For Rent 6. For Root take up monthly payments Write Box 90, c /o Tho 1LAKE SYLVAN. Canal front of $13.50 on 3 complete SNAPPIN Turtle Lawn MowSanford Herald. 4 ROOM Apartment. 306 Elm FURNISHED cottage. $63. a lot. No. 41. 6(1 x 340>a for er. 25" cut. $60. FA 2-7969 rooms of furniture. Call month. Located at Five Ave. 322 2021. sale or trade on good model after 6. TE B-1511, Casselberry, col Points. FA 2-1467. 19. Situation* Wanted car. Box 27, Belle Glade "CLEAN quiet Rooms" The leeL BABYSITTING or hou»e Fla. UNFURNISHED large 2 bed­ 34-A Hwap o r ExehaaK* Gables. FA 94)720. work. FA 2-S198. FREE KSTFMATE room Duplex. Fla. room. Upholstering A Matlreis ren­ BUY, Sell A Trade Guns. FURNISHED 1 A 2 Bedroom RETIREMENT RETREAT Electron heat. 14th St. Osteen Bridge Fish Camp ovating. New A Used Furni­ Apartment. $33 A $63. New­ 2 llilmoni, 1 Until Dome with CARE for Invalids. Exper­ Longwood. 836-3298. ienced. Day. FA2-2782. A Gun Shop. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. ly decorated. Qucsnel Apt. Built-in Ruiikc and Oven, Co., at 709 Celery Ave. WILL trade In good riding 7. 404 E. 14th St. 322-8194. 2 BEDROOM nous*. Kitchen Separate Dining-room $8,* CHILDREN kept. F'A 2 4182. equipped. $73. FA 2-2S3S. FA 2-2117. 600.00. horse on Gravely traetor 1-3 BR. house $43 a month. BABYSITTING. 323 0380. YOUR POCKETBOOK AND and mower. Call 647-7238 121 LAUREL DRIVE Used furniture, appliances, 1-2 br. house $32. a month. YOUR WIFE WILL BOTH Child Cart. FA 3-IOTI. or contact Gravely Tractor tools, etc. Bought • Sold S. Sanfuril Ave. FA 2 3219. 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ LOVE THIS ped House. $95 a uiontl). Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Sales and Service at 143 N. 3 Bdroont, l'x Bath Home PAINTING. Repairs. Work Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. up. Orlando Ave., Maitland, Ph. FA 2-6437. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 guaranteed. FA 2 0259. Surplus City. 201 W. 1st. Only $350.00 Dn. $77.00 Mo. Fla. 2 ROOM furnished Apartment. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick *10..'150.00 KE-NT-A-L-S $55, Incltnlft WHter A elec­ f:\ e u y t iiis o f o r f in e 21. Beauty Salona Service With the Cash. 35. Articles* Wanted tricity. FA 2-8541. FURNISHED SUPER TRADING POST WANTED used T.V.'s. l’h, FAMILY LIVING Cut ’.N Curl lie auty Shop 2 Ikdroom—i Until $75 Mo, FA 24)677. FA 2 0778. SPACIOUS Home, Koso Cuurt. 4 Bdimini, 2 Baths and Flor­ Cold wave special $4.95. Shop 3 Bedroom —2 Bath. Lease ida Room, Disposal, Dimnow has special facial S Bdrm. 2 bath. $133 mo. 31. Article* For Sale 130. Mo. 36. Automobile* • Trucks washer_______ $18,900.00 booth services. Hair sty­ Pit. FA 24)219 or FA 2-2376. UNFURNISHED ling, akin analysis facials, Luggage, rugs. $2.99 up, TBUYING A NEW or 2 Bedroom—1 Bath 55. Mo, 3 BEDROOM. )10o a month. manicure, pedicure. Call shirts 48c ea. Boat cush­ USED CAR? Pinccrcst. 122 Shannon Dr. Stemper Agency 2 Bedroom—1 Hath 39.50 Mo. for evening appt. ions, Army-Navy Surplus, FINANCE IT WITH US 2 Bedroom—1 Bath 67.50 Mo. Largo living room, range 318 Palmetto Ave. 310 Sanford Ave, • Low Interest Rates REALTOR — INSUROR furnished. Redecorated. 3 Bedroom—lVi Bath—Air Phone-door (t ) 322 0634 • Low Monthly Payments FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. BAMBOO blinds, 4 fed $1 99; 319 3321. Conditioned LEASE 83. Mo. l’ honedoor (2 ) 322 8325 FLORIDA STATE BANK 6 feet $2.69; 8 fret $3 99; 3 Bedroom—2 Bath 87.30 31o. 3 RM. Fum. Garage Apt. I.MMF.DIATFt Occupancy, two 22. Build • Taint • Repair 10 feet $1.99. Also match 3 Bcdroum—1 Bath 110, 3Io. 3 bedroom model Homes. 1956 CilEV. X dr. IIT. R. A If. 309 W. 16th St. slick blinds. Furniture Cen­ 323-2740. 4 Bedroom—2 Hath—Fla. L5I.N Enterprises, I n c. Semi-Retired Carpenter ter. Uoo French Ave. Room. LEASE 160, 3!o. 3 BEDROOM House. Clean Highland Ave. Longwoud. Small Repairs — Painting '62 COMET station wagon, 6 L close in. Jimmie Cowan. TE 8-3911. Phone FA 2-7963 HEADY MIX Concrete, win­ door. $1695. 322 5362. FA 2-4013. dow sills, lintels, steps, Stemper Agency PINECnEST. 3 UR. large tile 2(V I’lumblng Services blocks, sand, cement, rock, BARGAIN $1295 1961 Temp­ 3 or 4 BEDROOM House. $85. bath, built in range, refrig, REALTOR - INSUROR est Wagon. Standard trans* pipe, steel, grease (raps, PLUMBING month. FA 2 4324. drapes. Tree shaded lot. FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. mission. Perfect condition. dry wells, stepping stones. Contracting Hepairs $300 down. Owner 322 4936. HOUSE. Suitable for couple Ownar moved north. Must Miracle Concrete Co. FREE ESTIMATES sell. FA 2-2806. or bachelor. 9609 8- Elm. 300 Elm. Ave. FA 2-5731 R. L. HARVEY FA 2 2307. St. Johns Realty 204 Sanford Ave. FA 23383 ('ll EV. Pickup. $75. Metal SINGER AUTOMATIC IN T t i n l I R C I i r I III HT OF THE TIME TESTD FIRM Trailer $25. 312 E. 5th. .SEWING machine, like-new, T H U NINTH J l D I t M I . ( I I I - AIR-CONDITIONED BR. in 26. Radio & Television 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 ciT T o f i s o r o n s k n i .n 3 Rm. furn. Apt. $63. mo make* buttonholes, sews on O t B c u t e NT T. F L O R I D A . '49 FORD club coupe, Good tit E. Mb St. FA 2 3786 $23o DOWN. 3 Bedrooms, 1 USED T-V. Sets $10 up. Ser buttons, monograms, em­ CHA NCKI4T NO. IM S* condition. FA 26719. vice calls $2.00. Sanford N i r n r r o r t t r r in bath. Kitchen equipped. broiders, etc. All without stoNTAUK Fonnai-iagrnn 3 ROOM furnished Garage T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford $78 per mo. on Rosalia ntlaehmentl. Sold new over 1955 CIIKV. Station WagotL B P R ix o riK i.n iN trrm jT io s Apt. Water and clrclrlrity Ave. I'll. FA 2 9776. Drive. FA 2-1599. F l l l l H.VVLVSM new transmission. Nerds |:|(H>. IiuIuik* now due only furn. Call after 3:39 p.m. PLAINTIFF, radiator. FA 29619. $89.86 or pay |8.20 monthly. v*. 27. Special Service* FA 2-1303. 14. Insurance VV ILLt.VM J A C K GRKK.SE, *t Liberal Dade • in on your ux and * t al FURN. House for rent, inc. old machine, (.'all Orlando 37. R oll* • Motor* HFfNIOR Citizens may quali­ L A W N SE R V IC E Defen dant*. T.V. Close in. Call FA 2T * l W ll l l e m J a c k O reen* *n-l 211 9587 collect for tree Mowing and edging, etc. Sat fy fur Ufa or llospiUt In­ Doroth y J. Urcane, hla 4259 after 6 p.m. Gateway To The Waterway home trial. isfaclion guaranteed. Ph. surance) to a if* 75. Fred J. w lf* Robson Sportintf Goods H K U H IINL ait D u tu l launi ill*, FA 2 1817. Harris F'A ‘ 2 -7960 fur appt. FURNISHED Apt. upstairs. $1 per day rental for Elec. Your EVINRUDE Dealer Uaorgla Clean. 613 Park Ave. Ph. T O i Ja nie* J. Rebarlaun and Inc Carpet ahampooer with 30161 K. lit Ph. FA 2 3961 FKIGHMIRR 1ft. llunlatHM Opportunity Klleen I. Roua rtaoe, hla FA 23010. purchase of lilua Lustre. Sales A Service w If* 14'" d UCRAFT Runabout. Top, FOR LEASE. Attractive, well R K S I U C N I Ki In an un kn own Carroll's Furniture. G. II. HIGH HOUSE 1RAILER. $65. FA 2•tut* o r c o u n t y other (bun windshield, steering, con* located SERVICE STATION, H O D W. 1st St. Sanford the Htal* o f FlurhU , and 6067. WHINGE It Wadier, good con­ trols. 25 tip. Johnson motor, klajor oil Co. lias opportun­ Ph. FA 2-3X83 m i l l i n g t d d r t s a be in g: dition. aJO. FA24U4I. AO* Pi. ugN. U. k Naval 8. IWach Kental.w trailer. $359 cash. 7 Wil­ ity tor Service Station deal­ Alin* De fense l-abnratory, Plano Tuning and Repair liams Drive. FA 24190. er. Excellent profit poten­ •’ p e n t luue Depertina nl, SECTIONAL DIVAN, lit in.; HUTCHISON Ocean front tial. Plenty of room. PAID W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 P a n a m a City. Florid a piano, cabinet sewing ma­ Apartment. Daytona Beach. TOi Otla N. ggitarxnlt* and 3ft. Motorcycle* • Scootvni TRAINING A finiuimg SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa chine; dinette set;; elec­ viaauma hat temlitie, hi* FA 2 1056 available. Ph. KA 29343. w ife tric range; freezer; wash­ HIKES repaired k repainted. tins, etc. Free estimate, l'h. U t l l l l l K N r K i Unk nown Erie pickup A delivery, er,dryer; 21 In. TV;; A 322 3306. A N D T O i All partlee i-taiinlng 9. For Sale or Rent 16. Female Help Wanted Intareala by, Ihruugli, u n ­ other Heins. FA 2 88U9. Coy's Bike Shop. 414 San­ d e r ur a g u n a t tb* afura- 2.25 ACRES of Sub irrigated ford Ave. FA 2 9663. RECEPTIONIST for local •aid O ils N. d itt a r w tilt * and land. Fur information cull llESK. IJouhl* bed, dreeser, llu u iti ha ttarw nlta, hla Doctor's office. Give sge, F'A 2-4069. bunk 6t d in o t t o se t . 612 311. Traitor* • Cubanos w ife references, name, address SEMINOLE A VOLUSIA Y O lT VRR hereby notified Mclhmville. Repair or New and pfkinc number Write that a Cuinjilalr.t to furerlnae SACRIFICE 4 years equity. :i 10x55' MOBILE Home. Sxcefa varta ln tuurtgag e aneuinberAny Type P.O. Box 1369, Sanford, Bedrooms, 2 baths, kitchen 2 SOLID Maple Chests. Good lent condition. Merritt Is­ Inc the fu llo w ln g deacrlh*-! Fla. Contract or Hour equipped. 123 W. Coleman condition. Reasonable. FA real p ro p e r ty , t o - w l t : land. Phone Newton 6I-o t 4. B lo c k 0 , COUNTRY BONDED HOOFING CO. Circle. FA 2 4364. ’2 8911). 8378. C L U B MANOR. UNIT NO Legal Notice ROOFING 3. a c c o r d i n g to th* plat ttia r s o f aa reco rd ed id Plat Uu*k I I . P ag * 1**, P u b lic H*cer>J* of Mrinlnol* C o u n ty , Florida ha* b**n tiled against yo u In tha gbov*-*tyled suit, and y o u g r * r equ ir ed to serve a Copy o f y o u r A nsw er o r other Plea-ling t o th* C omplain t on P la i n t i f f ' s at tornuy s. ANDK.RAo\. Rl'ISH. DU AS t a ’ W D N 'K k A van dan UKIUt. 431 K a .t C entral B oulevar d. Or lan d o, F lo rid a . *nd file tha 17. Male Help Wanted 12. Real K*tate For Sale JOHN E. VOX REALTOR 110 N. Park Ave. 323 0339 NICE small country CU fur­ nished Home on large lot. $3,300 . FAT-9691 from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. rtauur* in tr.s nru.-x of —re original A nsw er or othtr Cl*rk o f th* C ircu it C our t on o r b * f u r * th* Ith day u f c a p . te m ber , 1 ) 4 1 .l f you fall tu do au, • d e c r e e p ro c o n fe s e o will ba t a k e n a g ain st yo u fo r tha rallaf damandad la th* Com plaint. This N a t lc* thill be pub llslied one* • w e e k ( o r (our consecutive weeks In Iba Hanford Herald. Dated this alh d a / at A u g ­ ust, I H L (hell) Arthur H. l e e k w t t b . Jr. C lar k o f th* C ircu it C our t By M a r in a T. V lblea D.C. Ar.gartun. Rush, Dean, L o w n ­ de s A v a n dan Uafg at L a w 173 L a s t C e n t r a l B*ui« v * fd Foal O fflc# Dux U l t O rlan -to , F l o r i d a P u b l l a h : Aug. T, 14. >!. I I 1)11. cdl - it Jim Hunt Realty Office FA 2 2118 Night FA 20048 323 0700 2524 Park Dr Saeford. Fla. 412 EDITHA Circle” Highland Park Threw bedroom block borne, kitchwa equipped, large k>t. Total price $12,000 00 can be financed under FilA with only $9u0uu down in­ cluding closing cost. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundquist, Asio. I k 25651 Aliaaut Baa* Bldg. SERVICE STATION ~ASST. MANAGER — This is an excellent opportunity for the man with an eye to (he future. No greasing, tire changing or car wash. Sta­ tion experience not neces­ sary as we provide on the job training. In reply stale your age, education and marital status. How long have you resided at pres­ ent address? Applicants must be bondabtc and area residents. The man we hire must be able to com­ mand Uia confidence and respect of his co-workers. Benefits include yearly vacation, mayor medical group Insurance aod profit sharing plan. Good start­ ing salary plus commis­ sions on all merchandise Items. No doubt the man we wsnt Is working now, so all Intervlewa will be aUictly confidential. Apply Im­ perial Fla. OU Co. I2U6 8. Farit Ave. 668-5759 DENARY SMITH Air-Condition Refri­ geration service. All work guaranteed. Vary reason able in price. Day FA 2-7434 Night FA 2 2U69. LAWNS Renovated - Aerate Remove Thatch • Chinch Bug Spray (VC-13) • FcrD‘K —Ph. FA 2 4244 MANSFIELD— LAWN— tnUkWELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Types and hires We Repair and Service S T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. 2u7 W. 2nd St. FA 2 6432 SIN G ER SEWING MACHINE CALL FA 2-5783 Air-Conditioning H. B. FOFE CO., INC. M So. Park Ave. FA 3-4234 If you need netp, call FA 2 5612 and place a Her­ ald Classified. HOME Air-( ondltlon«r, rhv TRAILER fur real. For In­ Lie cook stove, FA 2-7u:ll, formation call FA 2-3932. HOLLERSo/SANFORD C j A % A V /c l ON’ NEW CH EV R O LE T C A D IL L A C OLDS M ODEL-END PRICES NOW LOTH OF DEI’ ENUAIiLE USED CARS 219 E. 2nd KT. FA 2-0711 • 2-6231 2505 PARK AVE. FA 2-0861 J �— i; • r * :n v .\T ~ rrr— — 7 — W F-W m: f ’ p g WB B p ? I pr-^A" ^••‘ rr^-1*-r,*r-• • - •’:■ — ;* ~ • Vm O PW 4 . A - A a f . 7, IMS Hospital Notes JU LY 9 V. I . i -! •I !l :--t / M " i Dust is a lire liaraid. Reirnvc It from electric uiotur* - .ure they bccuim- ineffic.iat or burn out. A lire car. jxlult tiul’t hard pul out. 1 $1 / 4 U y El <w g c w e J a m s McCJoikey, DeBary; Tom Byrd, Oviedo; Mary L. Coniellua, Apopka; Louli Kinard, Lake Monroe; Lola Scott, Geneva; Raymond Pell, Oileca; Blisabcth Nelion, DeLand; Vickie Wllltama, Or­ lando; Emma Wing, Lake Mary; Fred Stagg, Sheila Slpea, John Scott, Richard Horton, Douglaa Kickllter, Suile McKelvin, R o n a l d Slrawa, Doria Dallbertl, Myr­ tle Horton, Quincy Howell, Geneva Brtnaon, Katherine Roland. Addle J . ilittell, Johnnie Marti, Christine LuaOr, Daniel Johnaon, Charles timan of santord. Brtks Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mu*e of Lake Monroe, a girl Discharge! Mrs. Walter llagenbackle and baby of DeBary; John Corao, John L. Dominey, Ruth Whack, Ruth Buerger, Rich­ ard Stevens, Stephanie Typlt, Roosevelt Bats, Terry Ann Anderson, Mrs. Raymond G. Graham and baby of Sanford. JULY 30 Admission* Sterling R o b i n s o n , Lake Mary; Gertrude Stewart, De­ Bary; Orion Woods, Titus­ ville; Phylis Frees:, Linda Wynn, Gladys Morgan, Clyde Trosper, Lilia Phillips, Nancy Dobbins, Sophie Wojdechowakl, Carolyn Leonard, Patri­ cia Poison, Obediah Johnson, Ernest Bellamy, Wanda Neleon, of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Poison of Sanford, a boy Mr. and Sirs. Kenneth 0. Leonard of Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mrs. James Slpea of Sanford, a girl bsscaarget Laura Bush, Geneva; Dolly Braddy, Geneva; Tamie Barrah, Columbus, Ohio; Mrs. William Tyler and baby, Lake Mary; Ruth Jean Robson, Steven Gibbons, Douglas Kickliter, Christine Hopkins, Wil­ lie Ruth Hughes, Hazel Hoag, Maye Blackburn, Mae Alice Sherman, Juanita Bell, Judy Siu'lli. Jeanne Parent, Mrs. Tommy Wires and baby of Sanford. JULY 31 Admlo.lone T ier m an Muller, Oviedo; Louise Slnko, Lake Mary; Jun|Urlinc Brooks, J a m e s Stcwurt, B a r b a r a Cooper, Lort-ne Curry Hull, tlcttyc S m i t h , Gayle Richardson, James Sikes, Collette Majors, MurLn Kravt-mcr, Rosemary Rutundu, Mamie Bowman of Sanford Births Mr. amt Mrs. Deferdle Coop, er of Sanford, a boy, Mr. and Mr*. George Freese of Sanford, a girl Discharges Georg* persons, Orlando; Msrgaret Ccnklin, DeBary; l.orvtta Arlene Iteis, Osteen; Vickie Williams, Orlando; Wanda Nelson, Nancy l>"b bins, F.rnrst Bellamy, Melln da Munn, Hattie Cnn|M*r G e o r g e Mathews, Bess Joseph, Lawrence D a v o s , Fred Murphy, Marie foliar, l.elund Brown, Mrs. Willie Mae Girley and baby, Mr* Diana Byrd and buby of San­ ford. AUGUST I Admissions Annie McCurdy, Geneva; Christine Glvvont, Deltar); Ida llairlden, Enterprise; J. C. Standland, Winter Park; France* Thompson, Lake Monroe; Nancy Morris, its Iren; Bernard Mitchell. Wil­ liam Cagle, Carol)n Stanley, James Emerson, Ruby Quarrie, Sharon Chaplin, Michael lewis, Claire Burak, Itila Wotlkill, Harrietts Oruna, Kathleen Bussell of Sanford Births Mr. and Mr*. Wallace Rut•«-ll of Sanford, a boy Mr. and Mr*. William C. ltu*’iar.l»on of Sanford a buy Mr. and Mr*. Bobby W. Thompson of Lake Monroe, a girl Mr. and Mr*. Truman Wolfkill of Santord, a boy Mr. and Mr*. Richard Urona of Sanford, a girl Discharges Herman Muller, Oviedo; Mr. Clyde Muse and baby of Lake Monroe; Mr*. Stanley Smith and baby, James Fay, Quincy Jlowell, Linda Mote, Johnnie Marks, Rosa Newby, Helen Forrester of Sanford. to Fresh Rotten Butt Pork Roast • • • • e e • o Testy Ln h Fresh Pork Steaks . Premium Lehel (Ref. 59c, Sev* 10<) Steoksm anship m ay be an art . . . but it's alto Swift Franks . 'SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED TENDER-AGED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE! a real pleasure with the tender, tasty, Copcland'i Fresh er Smoked toothsome selection of Swift's Premium ProTen Heavy Western Beef from Publix! Sausage . . . . • o o Delicious Fresh Red Prog resso Brend Grouper Fillet Tomato P c sis..... 10' o o « Progresso Itollon-Sfyla Tomow's Cooked or Baked Sliced Ham .. o T o m ato e s........... . 3 9' o Sumhino Cookio Feature Herman's Oranga lend Vienna Fingers... *»V“‘ 2 9 ' Braunschweiger . F.F.V. Chocolate-Chip Cookies " S 3 9' Kosy Kitten Brand Cat Food 3 r. 29' Parson's Household Am m onia........... q£trt 27* Sirloin S te a k • • lb. 99* T-Bone S te a k • • Ib. 99* Club S te a k s • • • Ib. 99* Chuck S te a k s • Ib. 59* Ground Beef •. Ib. 49* F R E E ! One package Cole Slaw with any other Ruskin item. S W IF T 'S A S S O R T E D F L A V O R S A Sherbet............. 5 P?i.$l y A ( < J ) ^ S W I SWIFT'S F T ' S PREMIUM BONELESS PROTEN GOV'T-INSPECTED TENDER AGED HEAVY WESTERN ROUND STEAK 8 9 t^ PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., & SAT., AUGUST 8 -9 -10th! • d airy specials • d o w n p r o d u c e la n e lucky Whip Dsliciss* Dessert Topping’ .V" 49* F A N C Y F L O R ID A R E D - R I P E Brooktlon.’i Tsity Zesty Dole H aw aiian Sour C re a m ......39* fdlibuiy'i Crctconl Dinner Rolls ... *«," 29* Oranga, Grape or Florida-Punch Visit'* Ai.ottsd WMpyod 29« Cream Cheese WiMsmU Chtddor Styl* Delicious Del M onte Longhorn Cheese Vk' 65* • fro z en food s • 59* Ssshtssk Quick Flown Ci.om.d H u n t's - For the Best! Spinach....... 4 99< Cksl'i Choice Froit* 2-lk 3 9 < h*S French Fries ... Flavorful F & P Sweet Roms* Meol or Choot* Frozen Ravioli 2*si . . . . pk| 49* HoriMom'i Chocolole-Chi* Tasty Cake .. Lime Bowl Zotly Flenrtd 4-riekocm** Blooded H«dd*(k or Cod Steaks 69’ 2.'h 9g< 48-count bags Plain or Self-Rising Gold M ed al ( lim it 1 please) ------ rtf Mr*. Pool . Psmdy list SiniUtsn'i Qwl«k Froisa Breaded Oysters U 89* t lim it 1 please) imam mvsstm Jftt G r e e n G reen S ta m p s %t*K A ir (OvROrt 9 *3 fwrchoio ol; G LEEM T O O T H PASTE largo a isc 53c tint let * Aug. 10. IHJ) |00oo50noooo00ooQQ_0 pkg* W onderful New Penny-Saver Fish S tic k s...... *ST 49* (^ □ Icebera Lettu ce..............2 m>. 29' □ Golden B a n a n a s............. 3 ... 2 9' □ Grapefruit Sections...........4 '£"• *1 W V r.Y M Sta m p s' fc » . * Oti, m m * m i rw iS .M *1 PREU CONCENTRATE SHAMPOO 0 large else 89c «(■*..*• *.l. M It. IMM innnnnoonoooooooopl WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE mm V ■ A R K I TB m f J THIS AD EFFECTIVE FOR min SWIFT M1MIUM LUNCH MtAT <=> IMIM.. o s. s a st .—1 <-•*. pkfi. S7c (IiP'fH Sot . M* 19- 1*43) j'loooooooooooooono | »D ” SEMINOLE PLAZA ONLY INTERSECTION HIGHWAYS 136 AND 17-92 yl CU STO M ER JT/ G r e e n S t a m p s S w > d >A'. MM. m i t.*d>«t« t t o3 giant pkg. n (m in t or cherry flavored) The Brisk Tea 11-SI U-ss. ... B i Limeade C6ncT6 ] O ak Hill or O sage Freestone Holloway Haul* Stalled ,4,*« Bell Peppers.....,k Pin eapple Juice 4 ™ $1 Hi-C D rin ks . • 3 «« 8 9 c Fruit C o c k t a il. 5 $1 Peach H a lv e s • 4 $1 Tom ato C atsup •’£? 15* G arden P e a s • • 6 - $1 Linton Tea . . . . F lou r • • • • D e te rge n t T O M A T O E S . . . ib. 19 BONUS . . . F E A T U R E OF T H E W E E K ; jP O c L IM E BOWL e*‘ h. limit 1 p»r customer with perchsaea o f f . or more �Arlene Up To Hurricane Again C l O " Storm 675 Miles East Of Daytona Sanford, Jax In Little League Finals Tonight Sanford All-Stars are one wrhat with 17 runs, 18 hits, frame away from the Little seven errors and three Pensa­ Major League state cham­ cola home runs. pionship. having k n o c k e d Bill Miller started on the down Cantonment of Pcn»a- mound for Sanford but was cola 9-8 in a wild seven-inning relieved by Sidney Loyd hi the game Wednesday evening at sixth inning. Panama City. Sanford was leading 8-8 in Sanford faces Jacksonville the top of the sixth when at 8 tonight for the stute Cantonment got two men on championship. and then belted a home run to Jim Jernigan, city recrea­ tie it up at 6-6. That was when tion director, said this morn­ \Miller left the game. ing by telephone that "lust | Cantonment got one man on night’s game was hectic,1 first on n wild throw- in the These are the type of letters see just l-o-v-g to receive. This . one ii addressed to Tha SunW E A T H E R : Scattered afternoon and evening shower* through F rid a y ; high today In 90*; low tonight in 70*. Arlene. ford Herald and is signed by \ MIAMI (UP!) VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURS., AUGUST 8. 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 773 A. Fred Bowden, 1411 I’ark I 1963 s first tropical storm, regained hurricane strength Avenue: "It pays to advertise. of 75 mile an hour winds to­ Paper still out on the lawn w hen the ’ phone started t o ' day in the Atlantic southwest ring, ami It rang so many of Bermuda. times 1 had to call you to can­ The weather bureau said seventh and then Canton­ cel the ad. Cheek enclosed to it expected the off-again -onment's Robert Jackson slam­ pay for the printed ad.” Yes again storm to pass slightl) * 1OUC \\ lU C n tK l med out a homer to make it air and ves ma'am—it puys to LONDON (UPD — Scot ti-8. to tire northwest of Bermuda advertise in The Herald. land Yard widened its inves­ At the bottom of the sev­ Friday morning. • • • tigation of the Stephen Ward enth, Sanford's Bill Schmidt The storm s center was (ca,c l<K|a> on cve uf the A landmark has disappeared 1reached first on an error. John off Park Avenue—the one located at 11 a.m. KST (noon |official inquest into the playHunt singled to right. Loyd that read ’ Mrs. Appleby s f^DT) about 350 miles south- bo)-osteopath's d e a th followed wivii a nit lo drive lit Restaurant’’ at the \aldes|WVS( 0f utc British resort is- drugs. two runs and tie the score. HoUL Sign now- reads: "R om |iaiKj, near latitude 28.9 north, . . . , . TAMPA, Ha. (I I’ ll — j Cecil Simpson, the catcher. and Wilks Restaurant.” W ei-. longitude 69.3 west. This was j i»I(IS A S K e i l Burton S 'liocpf. Sr., » prurni- ! wrapped up the game for Snncome, Rose and Wilks. 'about 675 miles east of Day-| TALLAHASSEE (LTD — runt Inmpnn who once run 1ford with u hit to drive in the * • • ■tona Beach, Fla. I The road department today for governor, was found fa- winning ■ run and give Snnford That ltl-yeur-old Sanford Arlene's forw ard movement \called for bids on 29 projects, tally injured in his hctlroom the victory. hoy vvho stoic a rar here last'had slowed to six m.p.h. this including interstate highway Wednesday and died 12 hours JSanford 0 1 2 0 3 0 3 - 9 l(l 3 weekend and was picked up morning, hut forecasters pro- Iconduction in Orange, Ala M -r nt 3 he-pital. Canton. 0 l) 0 1 2 3 2—8 8 4 with the car in Daytona dieted it would pick up speed |chua, Columbia, Broward and His Wifi-, found at the top ' --------------------- — Bruch, continued Wednesday| <m its northeasterly course |Dade Counties, of the stairs wiih a bloody afternoon to give the lawmen to about 12 m.p.h. later tod•nx in her hand, was held for a difficult time. He vvus taken ay. A slight increase in site • I kiveatlgutlon of murder. She JACKSON. Miss (UIH) — to juvenile court here, escuped , and intensity also was exr ^^ | 1"as ho-pitalized iu good cull* Paul B. Johnson and J. I'. through a courthouse window peeled. *k dition for treatment of a head Coleman, for the second and was gone. But, tliis morn-1 Highest winds at midday injury. ing he aurrcmleicd and soon were 75 m.p.h. near the cell- time in their political car­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — .Mrs. Rchoepf told police eers, squared oft today for will tie on his wuy to a boys' ter. The Organization of Ameri­ she broke down the door of The caprit^ms tropical a showdown battle for the industrial schooL can States (OAS) has asked her 72-yc-or old husband's bed­ packed 100 m.p.h jcmocratic gubernatorial nomstorm room after he locked her out, Haiti to prove its charge that York • Eger Manufacturing winds when first discovered inalion in Mississippi. hut said his fatal injuries the Dominican Republic aided Company, of 3500 Orlando last »«ek. Last Sunday it p p . came from a full when she the rebel attack against the Drive, will bo reprevented in ! threatened the LeewardIs-! I Ol'OZ L>t)lKl Duralier regime. pushed him. THESE I’ EAIMCKIN” UOTAUIANS know n pediatric wing of the Seminole Memorial llos. the sixth annual trade show j land* but never hit. It died MIAMI (UPI) — Ex . YenA special commission of the t;ooiI thitiyr when they see it, and are offering the pital. Mayor Tom McDonald, chairman o f the Police, however, said the of the A m e r i c a n Fishing Idown later to top winds of e/uelan dictator Marcos Perpublic a chance to get in on it. This ten acre fund raising committee, lloh Resserer, hospital cuts on Schoepf'n head wtto OAS decided lifter a lengthy Tackle .Manufacturers Associ- 35 m.p.h., built up again to ex Jiminex. facing possible Chase and Co., field o f peas will l»e thrown open administrator and Hill Hemphill, Rotary presi­ "apparently from a chopping private meeting Wednesday 50 m.p.h. force then all but extraditinn In his homeland ation Aug. It-tl at Chicago. Saturday for a pick-your-own jamboree. Pro­ dent. inspect the lush pea vines. died out yesterday. Arlene to face embezzlement char- j action.’' 8choe|if was an tin. that it did not have enough in­ • • • formation on the three-dny old -;p< has been ordered to post ceeds will go toward the furnishing of the new I Herald Photo) successful candidate for govAltamonte Springs Mayor found r.e-.v strength in the invasion to reach a decision $300,000 bond before leaving j open Atlantic for the second ernor in 1940. Luwrence Swofford probably on what action should be Dado Counly. Mrs. Schorpf, rt|, told police will have writer’s cramp to­ time last night and early totaken. her husband argued with her night for toduy he is affixing' ,' a> A Haitian embassy source Rights Warning because she was drinking, his signature to 350 revenue ' The weather bureau warn here reported that his govern­ WASHINGTON (UPI I — | cd small craft around Her then s tr u c k her in the head bonds of $1,000 denomination ment was airlifting troops to remain in safe har- Sen. Thurston U. Morion, the with a Imsehull b it each which will finance the |imula lo northern Haiti to attack the ami all shipping inter- Senate GOP campaign chair lair Site said she left the house rebels. town's new water system. I cst* to excercise caution. 'man, warned today that eri The bonds will he delivered to I and went to see an aunt, but Residents of the Village of On (he other hand, Roger Air Force hurricane hunt- tlrlsm by Negro leaders wa IIIIFA offices in Atlanta on North Orlando will no longer returmsl later. Itiguud, a top exile leader, |i-r planes were keeping; con -! making it more ditficult to V Garden Slate I'oik employe i Aug. 19 by Swofford, Allu-1 S, hoepf hud locked the door, told a newt conference that be free of municipal taxation vtant watch on the hurricane, muster Republican votes for and his 10-year-old daughter , Pea-pickin' fulks with Ironic want fur $1.50 a bushel, monte clerk Jim I'ulmer and i — . — ....... -■■■ were crushed to death in an freezers, those who like to | Itotarian* wilt lie at check- if s proposed ordinance to levy so she broke It down with a anti-Duvalier insurgent* hud — 'a strong civil rights bill. 4 • Rep, Joe Duvis who serves as escalator Wvducstluv t* hr cau and those wlto are lrun-,,H,,nl '•■•'on* ti-.mi 7 to lit tax uj mil all utilities consum­ hammer, she told police. She won control of a large area and the tovvu attorney. ililM B H ® ? ^acl To Senate -howed Ib e ih ilt mound the p.m. and from 3 p nr. until ed within Ihe corporate limit*, suid she then "talked ugly” were being joined by peasants WASHINGTON (LIT) — nee truck itl n'-arhy Cherry gry for a good me-s <d fresh- dark. Salurda) to take the announced in the agenda for to him and started "pushing and army deserters. Jimmy and Tummy O'Donpicked field pea* can have money. Monduy night's council meet- *''m •round,” poller said, The treaty ending all iut tin Hill Township, The speciul OAS commission ticll; Tuke a bow! Lou Tem­ ing, is pasMif. derground nuclear testing in a day of it, come Saturday. is planning to meet with All proceeds of tile pea Hie victim*, John P. Sween­ ple, of Ternplo Refrigeration, a "first step'* toward world The meeting will be held ut Dominican representatives but Itandall Chase, heail o( picking will go toward the ey, 56, Maple Shade, and his enme In to see R. E. Porter peace goc- to the U. S. Sen 7:30 p. iu. in the Community the Dominican government (u/ni-hing of Ihe new pedi Chase and Company, who is • I. lighter, Margaret, wtvc di­ today to compliment Jimmy. atc> today. Spokesmen for Building at the Village Revha* flatly denied any Intplira* ed iu the menu nine of the al>o a member of Ihe Rotary alric (children's) wing n| 15, and Tommy Itl ,of 1903 both parlies said Senatorleation Area. All council ses­ lum in ths anti-Duvalier at­ Seminole Memorial Hospital. , li.liliuiue section atinr riding Cluh, has thrown open this Magnolia. Seems Lou lost a had "no other choice" but sions are open to the public. tack. The Rotary Cluh has tin the es-alntar up from the ten acre field of peas, just brand new Skit-Saw off the to ratify it. Thu idc.i of levying some ground floor. three blocks east of Mellon dertakun the furnishing of back of his truck. When he OTIS AFB, Mass. (U P f)_ form of imiuiiipal tux Is not Ihe wing a* its project for t'limileli County Coroner ville Avo. on Celery Ave., bucktrucked, looking for it, he Bryant Testifies been discussed President Kennedy urrlved at new and has Ihe >e.ir and Ihe pea -picking found Jimmy and Tommy ATI..4NT\ (Ul’ li Alabama Jules Sh.isslmuser sai.l to- vo lh.it you ran pick all you is the first fund - raising veil by council nt previous meet- ,hi'* hoi,P,*«l to visit Ids logging the thing to the po. 1 football roach Paul (Bean girl fell head fust Into an Inga ns being p e rh a p s the only, Jacqueline following an lure. lice station to turn it in. Jim-! llrjant testified today in a opening nt the top of the ^'•* morning on "This Is a project which solution to meet increasing de-j , nr^tr my says he and his hrrther $10 million libel suit against moving stairs where a floor newborn non Patrick will lie of benefit to ever) nmnds and expenditures of the plan to buy some new pants tiro Saturday Evening Post plate had been removed by a Rotivler Kennedy nt ChilSANTO DOMINGO. He. one In the counly as we work growing community. With the rewurd money. that he "absolutely" did not workman to make adjust drea's Hospital Medical Cen­ minivan Republic (UPI) — Other ordinances to tm in­ toward getting till* children's • • • receive any Information that mints. The workman was ward o|M'ii at the hospital," troduced Monday night in­ ter In Boston. The outcome of an invasion Reorganization of the Vigi­ DR. JOHN D A It IIY helped Alabama defeat Geor­ away at the time. clude ( I) an ordinance levy-1 lie looked somber fared as of Haiti hy about 300 Haitian «aid Mayor Tom McDonald, f'llEDDINGTON, England lante Navy Wives Club No. was elected president gia 35 0 in 1962. The child’* body was riu-h who is chairman of the com­ ing ii license fee upon all per-. he entered the hospital. He' exiles remained in doubt to­ A gang of 2U to 211 is planned for 8 tonight in of the Ki wan is Club e.| between the casing and the i d ' l l mittee. -oiis, firms and corporation* seemed startled when a ho*. I day. Ills Haitian government the SN’ AS Sunday School Wednesday; G o r d o n 30 masked bandits swooped | I always knew Itotarians nut previously prescribed by I (dial maid. Anne Jm-kson o f 1 stairs. said it hsd crushed the Inva­ room near the chaplain's o f­ Meyer was elected first Her father went Into the down oh a Glasgow-to I.on were full of peas!" he quip ordinance; (21 an ordinance] Buzzards Bay, rusher) to him sion but exile apukuxmnn said fice. Interested wives may vice president anti Hill don mail 1 1 w in in Wild We t ns he walked toward the ho*-' ,. , , opening feet fir-t in tin atgranting a 30 year franchise . , pcd. Ihe rebel r , ... , , hi* I the movement was *grow' 'phone 322-7751 or 322-7690. Krunsii as second vice pita I stops. Mm shook ,__ fashion today *nd iwciipeil tiiupl to n«eue her. to Florida Power Corp. and Ing. • • • TOKYO ft IMl - Five per president. O. M. Ilnrrihand. with toot estimated at nlmo-t Iliw body was polled into GO an ordinance granting n Th* gnvimment of Haitian Rev. Richard I.ycns ad-! »on and N. V. Farmer sons were killed and 13 others ihe mechanism and he was $3 million in the largest train 30 year franchise to Huh-1 lie smiled at her, however, President Francois Duvstier injured today in a hotel fire dressed the newly organized will retain the positions and entered the hospital to I robbery in history. crushed tu death. in Imii Propane Gas t.'o. of Knights of Columbus, tracing of treasurer and secre­ in Hiroshima fanned by huh see his wife who Is doing ] issued a statement in Port * 4 The gang halted the truin. j Maitland. wind* heralding the a p p ro a c h the history of the All Souls ’ tary. The new officials beautifully and described as Prims- Wednesday cliiiniing it nvenamu the engineer and ■had smashed the invading will not take office un­ of Typhoon B»-s» to southern parish. III excellent condition. fireman, uncoupled Hie engiiw Tux Record Japan. • • • hj j fore* ami driven the remnants til 1901. Kennedy wa* to give and first two ear*, ami movi d W A S H IN G T O N ( U P I ) The three-story Kinsui Ho­ W ASHINGTON ( UPI ) Referring to the new pub­ wife a first hand report cm! into *m* 1,acl‘ t r o u Tux collictioii* during fi-cal thrni n mile down the tracks. tel burned to the ground With a $1.2 billion niililury lic defender system which the I th* ir nearly onr-day-old Irnhy. the llominicuii border. Then the) quickly swept lift 1903 ernrhed an e-timati-d while firemen battled both pay rni-e nborit to win run Exile spokesmen iu Santo county is trying to put Into Earlier, M r s . Kennedy’.* ami made ' wind and heavy rain. Most record high of I Ib'i.i hilboir, 1211 m ul gie-.-ional uppiovul, tile lbeffect, re the new law passed Domingo termed the govern­ dot tor sail* she had a "very of the r>t occupants escaped the Internal Revenue Servin' getaway in three army-style J by the last state Legislature, fmse Department already i* good night ami is in good ment "completely falsa* and Duck- and * paiurngt r car. reports. unhurt. Judge Yolie Williams says. "purs propaganda.” JACKSONVILLE (L T D — spirits." tiiinklng of asking for a fur­ "It’s a mess.” The judge al­ ther boost early next year, The Legislative Investigating ready hits six ap|>eul* for 1 Committee named state Rep. it w.r* learned today. TAMPA (LTD — Union Itirhard Miti-ln-ll of Tiillalias* which attorneys must he ap­ As-istanl Defense Snreand company official* were see to .iirrred Sen. ('barley pointed unless the public de­ tary Norman S. Paul suid the to incut with Mayor Julian C. fender system gets into effect pe tiding pay hill will not Johns of Starke as ita chair­ I..me today to discus* the hit­ at once. (They are still "solve all the problems,” such man tuduy, appointed Sen. \l.l TIKES ter 2U-duy-old General Tele, squabbling e v e r fees and TAK E - OFF TIRES .is “ moonlighting” by service Robert Williuni* a* his asMitt M ED ph.mu Co. strike. rosU. | ( sistuiit. then went into closed, Some with but a few miles I l(EE! men who get off-duty jobs Lane also asked the ei'y All at • terrific saving make end- meet, "und extreme door executive session. attorney, police chief and re­ Parent*! Help your teenage dent.* beyuiitl th«* nipacity nf A dioppud line of type in Johns, long-time merit, r of cases where enlisted men hav,. presentative* uf the state youngster* gel more uut of many t<» bear the loud, ill) Wednesday'* story on county • NYLONS turned to relief. But it i* the controversial and oil Public Utilities Commission school! You run with 3ll DAYS TO UK FTKit OltADKS going to help,” he said. budget requests left out the criticized rommittee, bowed • RAYONS i to attend the tl am. meeting. will l»«* n ifrc.it h$lp tu your D A Y S T o B E T ! ER G R A D E S, fact that a total of over out with ''No apologies to • WIIITEWALI.S Paul, Pentagon manpower Act* of sabotage against un exclusive series of articles make." yoiiiiKHtiT* In rupin^ with $2011,1)00 in increase* have • HtoACKWALIrS lilef said that conferences al General property j* apparent­ to appear in The Sanford Her­ tlit*hi* km' iiIi i ih'iimniD fin time been Asked by department "My heart and conschm oii.'Cb in •' ready iiad started with Army, HETItKADS ly on the decline in the face ald starting Aug. 15. allotted to homework Alid head* for the next year'* bud­ a | Niu v_and_Ayr Rom r pm -on- _ are clean about my actions,” , "f -tamni Hi! rtifm.rnn-iii 1.; w — tmrc$ —m — n r r r n : “STijiTy*. TT»- re U uTofu rT*Te jn.‘$n’ ti* rntit the («rr,rmlttAr a r * “T get: tiel officers on whether to i city and county law officers. |gjn unique “ how-toof n< lion thiit if folluwetf niimt Md, In II. who wua eleelrd ..... ...........- -a ................. .. — A ” / / __ e n ii[ a ssuk a raise again next year. 1Mr. IStudy" system. S.-i.-m if.. .,i:> *v y- , J ' f . ■ leu«l tu lo-tier *. holunihip. Tiiere are about 1.000 par unanimously under n "gentle­ * WE WILL NO I Hath ehlipt* i !•» written in ;• man's agieeluelit” that *he cel* of commercial prop-- rty Body S lupol l.y The Beading k? \ \ ^ ' ' • be u n d e r s o l d Tax . . | ' , , larlioralory of New York, ( *iit 4 ' simple. PMjy to rend ami enay •Tinirmunship should rotate iu tbe city of Satif-:rd. * -l _ . . ON IJUALITY TIKES foremost autbonlies on reudto undtraUiiMl style. "What in between Senate and House, Assessor Mary E. Walker A lllT IC n t l O l d the aim «»f each rutiriv?", praised Johns for hi* dedi­ aay*. Several of these pertain; BOSTON (UPD — The -on ing speed, the series high­ »ur tear her.*' cated service and added, "My U> more thun one piece of horn Wednesday lo Pre-idenl , lights reading comprehension TAMPA (UPI) - A Tampa n >. “ H" w "• >• .* ' ' * 1 11 . « o n t.--t i iki kirnr. “ Iluw t«» woman was taung held for hope is that the committee pro|irrly. |and Mr*. Kennedy w.r- 4l,f. techniques. m are a few ul the itk'U.i investigation uf murder to­ will perform a real service to tax A tire off * * * Ifcrinf from what doctor* tie-1 *"• “ r'r< .. “ *w. Uxmed. your car For your information: A scribed as Idiopathic rc-pir- "i,nP,e but *Hective methmls day in connection with the the people of Florida............ one mill u**cssnient brings atury disease lytulrome l improvingatudyhabits.dehr Herald is presenting 311 shooting death of her sea- will move forward and fulfill I’ irk I p A Delivery inabout $182,000. In layman's lansuaje this v*loP'ng the right attitudes, D\5.*7 To BEITEIl (.HADES man husband here \\e«llir­ our responsibility." • EASY TERMS as a public service. Parents djy, * * * 'means that the infant is hav- hundling specific course*. The Kivvaniati* arc discontinuing in? trouble hreathin? bevjuvc result? Student* get more out have a golden opportunity to police said Mrs. AmanJa the exchange student pro- of a film on the lungs. OKI-I “ F textbooks, homework and aid their chlldien toward ear-1 hveljn Kin;, 39. was held gram here this year in favur'cials said this ailment often ! «rla**room avsignment*. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — | eer satisfaction hy making in connection with the death of spending the money to occurs in premature babies | Educators admit teachers certain their children read of Harry S. Kmx. 37 He was Di Hugh Adam* was named I help tha local lads and lassies delivered by Caesarean **'c huve over-reacted to the chulevery chapter of this new*, shot twice with a .25 caliber i i-lant denn of men today FA 2-Oti.YI fgrt a colleg-s education. rtion. I tenge of the space age. Ilonis-1 work hat been pile-! on »tu • paper series. Jautomatic. |at Florida Stain University.) ' t I J W V A ... BRIEFS Former Florida Candidate Slain; Wife Is Held OAS Asks Haiti To Prove Charge Runoff Set iTheyTe All leaded ? fH r.For The Pea Patch Escalator Kills 'North Orlando Considers Tax Kennedy Visils Son, Then Wife Haiti Invasion Claims At Odds Train Robbers Cel Storm Winds Fan Fire; Five Dead Military Studies Further Raises Phone Strike Talk Held Rep. Mitchell Succeeds Johns '30 Days To Bsttes* Credos' Will Aid Students' Szhodwork Kennedy TIRE SALE! Woman Held In Husband’s Death W B M & gi r ' ~ •' FKKE! " V w iA 'i\ p tt '- A Assistant Dean � 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, 1963 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, August 07, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 07, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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