13 10 259 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7ebf8464857eafc1a5a76ab7a2bf9ae3.pdf 569af7a15b388cf26411da041d288497 PDF Text Text )1* 1 fl . i National Pitchers Near Shutout Larger Strike What's Odds On 7 - Grooved Stance Zone Called Yankees, Sonny Or The Packers? Equalizer J j ; JULIUS B O K O S \< ^ Water Carnival Hawkins Sets Pace Bn Results Listed ■u i ' o f t H c h a m h o h Assuming your stance, auk* your fart ar* lined Up with the tin* of flight, pointed outward to tha degree you in­ to ha in. Bo certain tha weight U dlstrihutad evenly on the feet. When your stance becomes natural, you leant to cheek the weight distribution auto. ■uticalijr as yoa start to ad* dress tha bail. The stance should become ■a groved aa the iw tof. F lea your knees slightly When you have properly tak­ en your ataneo. This will aid ht diatrfbtuing tha wslght on the foot more toward the heel father than tha hall o f tha loot. This brings up tha mat­ ter o f balance again. Wslght on tha keels la a much better aid for maintaining balance than weight shifted to the balls o f tha feet. Tha slight handing ef tha knees causes them to act aa a cushion, or a shock aboorber. In swinging tha club to and throughl tha boll. This pro­ duces an even motion to your Bwlng going back, at contact and following through. Otherwise, it bocoraos a jerky, uncordlnated movement. Y ou should have the fcellng that you’re sitting down at tho ball. I f you haven't that feeling, Check your kneos and the weight dlatrlbutioa on your foot. Tho manner In which you bake tha stop up to the ball beuomeo quite essential to the eventual proper execution of you r swing. N o doubt you hare seen many golfars compsltely con­ fused on how and where to place their feet for specific shots with various woods and Irons. Many golfers never bother to get this confusion ■trnlghteaed out end keep right on shuffling and shift­ ing away. Almost a n y professional could Iron this out for them In a hurry, If they would merely apply themeelree, NEXT: Where to play the ball between ths feet, From tho book, "How To W ay Par Golf," hy Julius Boros, copyright 1053 and 1963 by Prcntico-IIall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, N. J. Sun Sox Stretch Lead To 4 Games By ITnlled Press International Rookie right hnndrr Rob Guxvk put RurnsoU four games out In front of the Florida fflate Lt-sgue last night by giving up only three hits and pacing tha Sun f*>x to a 6-1 win over Orlnndn. In other action last night. F ort Lauderdale d e f e a t e d Tampa 4-1, Miami nipped Lakeland 7-6 end Iluytona Bench downed St. Petersburg 3-1. By Oscar Fraley CINCINNATI (U PI) - Na­ UP! Hports Writer tional League pitchers are LAS VEGAS, Nev. The treating some o f baseball's kees are W favorites best bitters pretty rough this to win tha opening gn season, resulting in a string the World Series again of shutouts that threaten to. Dodgers, even though erase a record set back In Hoof ax is the starter, at Green Bay Packers are 1*. not. point choice* in next week'* At mld-1963, which may go College All-Star game. in the record books aa the These are the latest figures season (then pitchers from the Santa Anita Turf control o f ths gams, Nation­ and Sport* book, the leading al League President Warren wagering spa is this bet-hap­ C, Giles credited the revolu­ py gambling paradise, which tion to ths enlarged strike has already established Sonny Liston a 6-1 favorite "The sudden change has to lippj Cassius Ciay tor tnetr be attributed in large mea­ Sept. 30 heavyweight title sure to the bigger strike fight in Philadelphia. They'll even quote you a sons,” Giles said. "That's the only thing that has reilly price on that being the cor­ rect day of the fight, which changed." Statistics show scoring U ant will reach the end off II per cent this year in the sidewalk first, or any IT WAR MIDNIGHT when Karl Moon*, o f Cedar the senior circuit and borne hor*e rsc# in the nation. Avenue, landed thin huge 210-pound jewfiah nt The Santa Anita, one ef runs off 21 per cent. the New Smyrna inlet Wednesday after fight­ Last season at this time seven sporting parlos in Ve­ ing with him fur an hour. He said the big fish gas, is run by a former New there were 23 hitters in the really put up x struggle before he was finally York bookie named Jasper .300 class, and now there dragged anhore. Moore presented the fish to Martin. He "busted out" in are nine. Sid ItiChard (pictured) an food for the to o aniNew York and, being right The drastic drop in scoring CHECK—Julius Boros mals (but It. E, Porter learned It was cut up out o f Runyon, misses the automatically c h e c k s also is reflected in the fact sidewalks of New York but into steaks). (Herald Photo) h I a weight distribu­ that bases on balls have de­ likes tho easy action in these tion as he stnrta to ad­ clined II per cent and are precincts. down more than 400 compar­ dress the ball. Right now, he has the ed with the 1902 season. Thus there are fewer men on base Yanks and Dodgers aa "ou t" when the power hitters do beta. Meaning, In the opinion of the guys who have to be United Press International connect. Strikeouts a n up 4 per right or go broke, that they American Leagn* cent in the National League. are cinches to win the penW. ! „ Pet. GB At this time last season, 21 ants. However, Jasper will New York 61 3ft .633 lay llx to your five that you pitchers had earned run aver51 14 .551 8 ages o f 3.00 or under, but can't pick the iccond-plaee United Press International Chii-ago finisher in Ihe National Lea­ 56 16 .519 8 today there are 30. Nelson Fox. who already Baltimore gue and makes it even-money Minnesota 54 45 .545 Bit At this stage in 1062. pitch­ By United Press International owns eight major league re­ for second place in the Amer­ 51 46 .526 tow cords, will soon achieve an­ Boston Willie Maya la on the more ers hid recorded 58 shutouts, ican. 18 52 .480 15 Cleveland hut lo date they have posted other statistical goal that but even a .410 batting surge Just to give the suckers, 16 32 .469 18 will place him among the Kansas City may he too little too late for 05, seven ahead of the 1908 cops, the baseball fans, aomc 45 55 .464 161* Ian Angeles pice when a record 163 greatest second basemen in the San Francisco Giants. kind of run with Ihe two big Detroit It 51 .132 I9lk baseball history. Tha 9100,000 centerfislder scoreless games were pitch­ teams, Jasper will lay you Washington 31 64 .3IT 28 ed. The combative little Chiwho had been bogged down Thursday's Results Giles listed four factors six to five whether the Yanks raog White Sox second baseclosa to tho .260 mark this or the Dodgers finish under man—who Just might be the Chicago 4 Detroit 3 season has mods 13 hlla In which he believes are direct­ or over six games in front only fellow in the American Los Angeles ft New York 0 his last 31 at bats to boost ly or Indirectly responsible Kansas City 2 Boston 0 for the renaissance of pitch­ of their respective leagues. league who hasn't conceded his average to .281. In the series as a while, Cleveland 1 Minnesota 2 ing. They were: to the New York Yankees— The Glanta have moved with —Psychologically, if not the Yanks are 1310 choice*. needs only three more hits Baltimore 4 Washington 2. him—six victories In their *'Wa don’t do much with to reach 2,5oo for this car­ night last 10 games—but that Isn't physically, pitchers hive been basketball because you can't eer. That's a total reached National league going to he enough to over­ given an advantage by the get the Information," says hy only five second basemen W. U Pci. GB enlarged strike zone and hal­ take the h,e Angeles Dodgers Ihe tall, dark haired Martin in 62 38 .620 —all hall of fa mers—Eddie tail Angeles unless they do an el foldo to iers have been placed at a hts inevitable eastslde ac­ S6 44 .560 6 new disadvanlage. Collins, Nap Lajoie, Frankie St. Louts end 'em all. cent. "And it might come as Frisch, Charlie Gchringcr and San Francisco 55 46 .515 714 The Giants ran their cur­ —Scientific analyses of hit­ a surprise to learn that wc Rogrrs Hornsby. Chicago 53 45 .511 8 rent winning streak to four ters* weaknesses compiled by get more action in one month M 47 .535 8V4 Cincinnati expert stalUtlcians are now Fox knocked in three runs games Thursday when they of pro football than we do 52 19 .515 W i with two singles and scored Philadelphia whipped the New York Meta, Iwlng passed on to the pitch­ in a whole season of base­ the White Sox’ fourth run of Pittsburgh 50 19 .505 1U4 8-8, as Maytj drove In four ers. ball." 50 50 .500 13 the game Thursday in a 4-3 Milwaukee runs with a homer, ilouhle nnd —Most of the better prosMartin's emporium, however 38 65 .309 2514 Houston single, Willie McCovey also peris brought up from the caters to any gambling taste victory over the Detroit Ti­ 32 69 .317 30lk New York minors in recent years have gers. The win enabled the weighed In with three hits and Thursday's ItesulU —except the slots and the second-place White Sox to been pitchers. knocked In two runs In San —The fundamental philoso­ tables. Hut If you want some­ move within eight games of Cincinnati 3 Chicago 2 Francisco’s 12-hit attack. phy that it is harder to learn thing booked and you've in the Yankees, whc»e six-game San Francisco 8 New York 6 The loss was tho 10th in a handle any lo hit than it is lo pitch—an Nevada he'll winning streak was ended by St. I-nui* 3 Milwaukee 1 row on the rend for the Meta extension of the theory that other lype of "action." a 5 0 loss to the Los Angeles Houston 3 Philadelphia 0, —equalling a 47-year old ma­ night "No interstate business, Angels. hitters are born ami pirlurs jor league record fur futility though," he says, "1 won't Pittsburgh 6 Los Angeles 2. are made—still holds true. away from hunie. even give odds to a news­ Mays On Move And Giants Go Alone With Him ’’"-might, .Miami play, *t St. Petersburg, Fort iuniderdule goes to Sarasota, Daytona Reach travels to Tanrpa anil tlrlamlo plays at I akclnud. The Standings: W L Pet. fUraaw-U 2n u .890 FL laiudcrdalo 1(1 Id J»2 Miami 17 It .ftid Orlando ir> 13 .MO St. Petersburg 14 It .600 Daytona Reach 12 17 .t it Tampa 12 18 .too Lakeland 10 18 .367 The Mets made 12 hits, In­ cluding a run-producing sin­ gle uiui a two-run homer by lluku Snider, but left 10 run­ ners on bairn against the combined pitching of Billy Pierce, Roll lluliit nnd Billy llocft. lluliit, who yielded one run and sis hit* in 3 1-3 in­ nings, scored his sixth vic­ tory against three losses. The victory enabled the thud-place Giants to move Withlng 7'» games of the f.os Angeles Dodgers, who lost to the Pittsburgh Pirates, 6-2, ending Sandy Koufax'a ninegame winning streak. The St. Louis Cardinal* defented the Milwaukee Braves, 3-1, the Ginrirmuti Reds nip­ ped the Chicago Cuba, 3-2, and the Houston Colts shut out the Philadelphia Phillies, 3-0. Hum phreys Champs Compete Hack ST. LOUIS (UPI)—Pitcher Bob Humphreys has been reactivated hy the St. I.ouis Cardinal* who shipped reserve Atlanta of tha International League to make room on the gvistar. H ujin p fa r e y s—was. placed on the disabled list ■ftar tearing atidomlnal mus­ cle* nt Pittsburgh several weeks ago. FAST 1.1.MK RUCK, Conn. (UPI) —Entries for tha combined midget-formula l.ilire Race at Lime Rock, Conn., road course Kuturdny include nln* - time Eastern U. S. midget rhamphia, and Ernie d* Voss of 5!ontreul, the defending Can­ adian Formula I.ibrt rhampton. RELIABLE DECALS • night "Polemics" Is the srt o f dispaper guy who calls from out of live stale." potation and controversy, that World's Moslem* "Newspaper guy*," on the i*. "waging war with words." almut 130.3 million. whole, are friends of Jaiper's but he "fries" when any of MUSCLE SHOALS, Ala, them within the stale print (Ill'll — Tile Southern Footm odds on any event without Ball League opens its season contacting him, here Saturday night when the "Imagine," he snorted, Chattanooga Chcroknw meet "one paper print* (aids of the Huntsville Rocket*. 20-1 on the Liston thing. So August 3 Is the date for people come rushing in here other teams to open; Hunts­ to get s piece of the price. ville at Jacksonville, Chatta­ Then Ihey scream when 1 nooga at Orlando, atnl Tusca­ won’t give them that kind of loosa at Rome, Gn action. Gadsden and Daytona Beach "I tell ’em," be shrug will open on Aug. 10. ged, ‘ Thai I have an agree­ Fourteen games will be ment with the newspaper. 1 played by each club during jdon l sell newspapers and ihe season which end* Nov. 16. Ithey don't set odd*. Southern Grid Opener Saturday All-Stars Lose By One Point EVANSTON. III. (UPI) — The Colley All-Stare return­ ed to serious training today for their Aug. 2 clash with the Green Bay Pnckers, heart­ ened by n close one-point loss in their first clash with n National Football League team. The Chicago Bears out.scor­ ed the Collegians I3-I2 in a scrimmage Thursday at the Bears' training camp nt Rensealer, Ind. The winning point raroe on a conversion kick by Roger La Cterc. The scrimmage was com­ prised of l it offensive plays, equally divided between the number two tennis. Thera were no kick-off* or punts. W estern's First Round CHICAGO (U PI) — Golf pro Fred Hawkins was in a familiar spot today, he hoped the road would take a d iffer­ ent turn to a new ending Sun­ day. Hawkins, on the pro tour fo r sixteen years with only on* victory, was the first round pace setter in the 950,000 Western Open with a four under par 67 on the thickly roughed, heavily wooded Bev. erly Country Club eoursc. It was the same position he held at the asms milepost o f tha same tournament on Medinah No. 3 course last year. But last year he sagged to a third piac* tie, taming only Mantle's Season May Be Finished NEW YORK (UPI) — A depressed Mickey Mantle faced up to the grim possi­ bility today that the season may be all ovsr for him. Set hack even further by <a new knee injury, which la literally one on top uf an­ other, the down-hearted Yan­ kee centerflelder said he had "no idea" when he might b* able to ptay again. •Mantle suffered his latest injury, a loosening of a cart­ ilage on the outside of his left knee, while trying to work himself back In shape from an "old" injury sustained on June 6. Mickey was running in the outfield prior to a game with the Lo* Angeles Angels last Tuesday when his left knee suddenly gave way. He was immediately t-xamined in the cluhhouse by Yan­ kee team physician Dr. Sidney Gaynor, who relayed his finding* to manager Ralph Houk. 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Hawkins held fin t plaee by virtue of almost sensations! putting on an erratic trip arsssd the f “ 27 yard Sinks. He had 13 on* putt greens. Name players stumped in the 89 degree heat and high humidity. Lending money win. ncr Arnold Palmer scored » 73 and took four putta on the iftth hole. Julius Boros, the National Open champion, hat a 72. British Open champion nob Charles took a 76 ami Sam Snead, who has mure tournament wins than any other pro golfer, scored * it despite a double bogey sew* on the 619 yard 11th hole, $270 INSTALLED Ride Cool Cr Comfortable MOST OTHER AMERICAN POPULAR CARS AIR CONDITIONED FOR ON LY i 270 W E SERVICE & REPAIR A L L AU TO A IR CONDITIONERS l.li.n 1 ra llimr.n at Uhilailal SERVICE (ljjo u n q S ig n Qo. • Fox Needs Only Standings 3 More Hits To Reach 2,500 Results o f ths Water Carnlvoal held Wedneaday at Fort Mcllcn pool were an­ nounced today by the San­ ford Recreation Department. Virgil Duffel was the an­ nouncer for the following events: Dog I’addle Race (9 under): Boys: t*t place Kenny Woodall; 2nd place Ricky Ferrell. Girls: tat place no entry. Dog Paddle Race (10 4fc over) Beys: 1st placs Lloyd Wall; 2nd place Aaron Keith; 3rd place Wayna Fakess. Girls: 1st place Nancy Barks; 2nd pises Kathie Tillis; 3rd placs Candy Ferrsll. Underwater Swim: (6 4 under) Boy* 1st place Kenney Woodall1 2nd place Ron aid Pratt; 3rd lac* Bitty Echo!*. Girls: 1st 1*1 place Rost' mary Simas; 2nd place Susan Raker; 3rd plica Gale Herdln, Underwater Swim: (10 t over) Boys: 1st place Steve Duffey; 2nd place Wayne Fake**; 3rd place Clarence Charron. Girls: 1st place Am ran Ferrell; 2nd place Brenda Patterson; 3rd place Brenda Carter. Spoon-egg Relay (9 A un­ der) Glrta A Roys: 1st place Grammar Team; 2nd place Southaide-Pinecrest (ccmhined). Spoon-egg Relay (10 A over) Girls A Boys: 1st placs Southside; 2nd place Fine' crest; 3rd placs Grammar. 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Minute for min* ate, commercials pay much mors than acting yobs, thanks go union requirements that the actor be paid every time • m commercial is run, some times to perpetuity. • • • For Instance, Susan Davis tolls she has collected more •tan 112,000 on in aspirin aaam ardal that required on­ ly three hour* ot her time two years ago. All she was required to aay was: “ Which one ia best for my family?” I ^ Seminole Police W ork C H I | £ Done By Outsiders?? ^ S lt lO r U W EATH ER: Partly cloudy with scattered afternoon shower* through Tuesday: high today 90-93: low tonight in 70s. V O lT sil The burning question here today w a s: Why was the Seminole County s h e r iff* department seemingly ignored in the bolitn raid here Satur­ day? At first blush it ia wondered w hy doe* Seminole County need a sh eriff’ * department, now asking fo r nn increase in it* annual budget? Why does Sanford need a police department? When our law enforcement work ia carried on . . . partly, nt least . . . by the federal govern­ ment, Orange County deputies and Orlando po­ lice. Not one Seminole deputy or one Mintoni police officer was on thut raid. In fact, the two department* did not know it wa* being staged. Sheriff J. L. Hobby explained todny the in­ vestigation commenced “ a year a g o" at Orlando. Don Derry. Internal Revenue agent, said it start­ ed there three month* ago. Hobby said he ap­ prised “ them" that "w e do not have the money or the manpower for an Intensive investigation and I gave them full permission to extend their investigative operations into Seminole County whenever they wished.” Sheriff Hobby said further that C. II. Trulock, special investigator o f the Florida Sheriff's Bureau, was "looking out fo r our interests," Trulock was reported ill today. Derry stated further the Orange and Orlando officers were working "under federal supervision and vve felt we had all the help we needed." Queried why the Seminole S h eriff* depart­ ment was not informed o f the pending riiid, Derry added "w e had all the help we needed and we had to move fast." Police Chief Hoy Williams said today his de­ partment was not invited, apparently, "since it was out of the city." He added that be had had "trouble with that same bunch five years ago." The Herald, pursuing all phases in an effort to obtain the facts, telephoned Tallahassee to re­ quest n statement from Gov, Farris Bryant anti was informed the Chief Executive is in Wash­ ington testifying before a U. S. Senate commit­ tee on the public accommodation bill. Gen. J. C. Hutchison, chairman o f the Semi­ nole County Commission, this morning said: "I guess I’nt not well enough informed on this thing to make a statement. I was told the Sheriff was in on this raid." The Herald is not satisfied as to the reason Derry Ignored the Seminole County S h eriffs de­ partment. We have been given answers to our qftWuiftni * . . butTve nVFnai aaiM M TM lth IhtTn.'If Parry'* statement 1* the com p ete truth It npl>ears the County Commissioner* tan save the taxpayers some money, drop the Seminole She­ r iff’s department and permit Uruuge County and Orlando law officers to do our police work. Possibly the Governor will have a state­ ment Tuesday when he returns from Washing­ ton. His office said today he will be apprised o f the local situation on bis return. United Press Leased W ire Established 908 MOX„ JULY 29. 19M Group Seized In Raid Here Over Weekend F . 1 ' - > rr tv *• j V_S 1K■dL■ *•*'*' rKfZFi ' 1 .'A DeGaulle Reassures U.S. On Friendship Game Agency To Spend $800,000 Action Urged On Cuban Trade J? I NO. 763' Appleby Restaurant Sold To Bowmans i tic . 30 Overcome By Chlorine Gas ‘Funeral’ Plans Still Unchanged SEOUL, Korea (UPI) — Communist North K o r e a * raider* killed two American aoiditri and critically wound* ed • third. The United Nation* Command (UNC) q u l e k t y placed some U. S. units on n “ reinforced alert status.'* The Communists crossed in* to South Korean territory and ambushed a U. 9. Army jeep patrol with submachine gun fire and Soviet-mad* hand grenades. Tii* UNC culled is s "skis ou* snd unprovoked sneak at­ tack." There was no sign the Americans hud been able tu The Bowmans said that return the Communists' fire, • • • they will riuvtinue to open at 4:30 a.m. as Mrs. Applrhy “ The attack was deliberate­ d<d and will extend the eve­ ly planned, premeditated, and ning hours “ until at least It executed in a grey early p.m." dawn," a UNC spokesman Bpeuking of her plans for said. As a result of the attack, the future, Mrs. Appleby said, he added, "element* of the 1st "My husband la already re­ Cavalry Division were placed tired and now we can take ! on a reinforced alert status" that tong extended trip all I along the truce line. The three over th<> United States thut soldiers were members of tho wp have planned fur so long.'* 1st Cavalry. The victims were not Ident­ Mr. and Mrs. Bowman said that for many years they' had ified pending notification of planned to come to Florida, relatives. The wounded soldier "as many «f our fumily mem- hud lievn hit four times, in In-rs were already here and tlie chest, arms, and legs, and was reported still uncontloua we wished to join them." “ After the Parkway put us several hours after the attack. “ H# may not live," UNO out of bus Ilies.*, we came down and looked around. Wo like,! s|Hike*man CoL George Creel Sanford so much, and met of Birmingham, Ala., said. SANFORD, FLORIDA -v> v" n ^ p y i ■rfe: Bryant Pleads For Rights Of Business Two Sought In Ocala Shooting Third Shot In Ambush Of Patrol 7 Bolita Suspects Free On Bond Seven persons arrested here in a gambling raid Saturday have been released under bond l« tiding the filing of a direct information and or a prelim­ inary hcining, according to Don D. Derry, U. S. Internal Kcvetmc Service, who led the raid. Derry was assisted by Or­ ange County sheriffs depu­ ties ami Orlando police. No Sunford or Sominol* County law officers participated. Derry said that released un. der $.*,000 bond each were Clyde Lee, 53, Orlando; Bnlph Tllgliman, .10, Fail Gallic, and Cecil Merritt, 4*. Altamonte Springs Negro: and under S2.50U bund eiicli were Carol Fuller, tt!*» known m Carol High man. 'id, Ffau Gallic; • • * Jesse tV. Joynrr, 52, LongThat mammoth Coca-Cola wood; Dorothea Itndford, 21, d«al at Miami does not af­ Fein Park, and Donald A. fect the Sanford Coca-Cola Dunn Sr., 50, of Cameron Company, according to U. Avenue. Miller, Orlando, district man­ The group posted bond aft­ ager lor Florida Coca-Cola er arraignment b**fure U, S. Company. He explained that Commissioner David Kerbeu only 23 per cent interest ef ut Orlando. Derry explained the Florida company chang­ that direct Information* will ed hands and the local com­ l.e filed against the group and pany Is owned by Use Flor­ MISS CANDI FONDER. *pon*orc<l by the Semithat a preliminary hearing ida company. So. it wilt be H ole County Chamber o f Commerce, wit* clionerr >111 he held - a(F «flktn*ulure “ status quo” here, he added. first riumerup in Stimlay’* W U TV Cover Girl date, only if requested by the • • • con tent, V inner wa* Min* Elwabeth Jcvnanx, o f defendant's attorneys. Other­ Mr*. Herbert* Ann Leon­ Miami, while aeuniil rutmeni|i wuq Mix* Rose­ wise, he said, next action will ard), former Sanford resi­ mary lliitxlim!, o f Maitlniul. Sen. Mack N. Cleve­ lie by the fedeial grand jury dent, will conduct classes in land Jr., of Sanford, and Mrs. Janet Bonder, o f at Orlando, parliamentary procedure for Playtfirl Fashion*, Fern I’ark, were two o f the The federal agent reported civic, fraternal and service fou r judge.-*. tlie group was arrs-sted nt the organization officers, Tuesday Inline of Donidd A. Dunn Jr., through Friday si the Cherry on Cameron Avenue, near tlie Plaxa Hotel, Orlando. • • • Hanford Naval Air Station, in a surprise raid Saturday aft­ When that automobile hit ernoon, Dunn Jr. was not the utility pole Friday night present. Derry estimated the power was out over most of raid broke up a $1 million a* the county from 45 minutes month bolita operation. to hours. • • • Derry said tin* investigation coinmenceri three months ago John Krider and Pete KnowPARIS (UPI) — President France wants lo damage the in Orlando and Orange Coun­ Charles do Gaulle said today United States,” ho said. Je* were back at their desks WASHINGTON' (UPI) - fore the Senate Commerce ty and finally spread to Sem­ that despite difference* be­ this morning, after well earn­ While stressing Krone*'* ed vacations. Both found their Florida Gov. Farris Bryant Committee againd President inole County. tween France and tlie United ticx with the United Stairs, Kennedy's proposal to han asked Congress today not to desk* stacked iky high with States ia would be a "ridicul­ De Gaulle rejected Soviet Pre­ piled-up work. But John took bury the rights of budness- discrimination in hotels, res­ ous absurdity" to believe any mier Nikita S. Khrushchev'* time out to say ‘ 'hello'* to men In the drive to assure taurants ansi other private split is imminent. proposal fur u nonaggresston businesses serving the public. equality for Negroes. the press. De Gaulle said relation* be­ pact between NATO urn! tlie “ It would he a tragic mis­ “ I think I can understand tween tlie two nations “ are Communist Warsaw Pact pow­ That mayors “ s p e c i a l take if wc tried to purchase tlie aspiration of minority baaed on friendship and alli­ ers. downtown” committee is slat­ equality for minorities." Bry­ groups to improve Uicir sta­ ance." Tlie United States and MIAMI (CPU — Deadly ed to meet at 1:30 tonight to ant said, “ and as part of tus,” Bryant said. “ Nothing “ Despite tlo- divergencies Britain agreed ul tliu Moscow discuss plans for upping the the price gave up freedom for is more American than to Chlorine gas ea-eps-d from a that exist, it would 4- a ridic- j conference lust week to tolleconomy of the downtown all.” aspire, tint surely, we should bruki-n hose at a chemical allies on further Bryant was the fourth Sou remember that when the ma­ plant today felling 30 persons. uloua absurdity to think tho ' '*1*■ their merchants, litj Job will be to United States whiiIx to do *trpn tovVMld easing Die mid A hospital spokesman said come up with s plan to en­ them governor to testify he jority loses its freedom, the at least two persons were in harm lo France sod Unit war, including n possible pact tire shoppers to visit down­ minority loses its hope for between Knsl and Weal mili­ critical fundithm and eight town stores. freedom.** tary bh>e*. others were serious. • • • The Florida governor thus lie (litidle d e c I a r *d that Tho w ax la mg pumped At kma lust, the first roat j joined Govs. Itoss tt. Barn­ from a tank car into storage France and the United Htulex of paint ia tiring applied to ett of Mississippi. George C. tanka at Roman Cleanser Co. imve every reason to maintain the Welaka Building on First Wallace of Alabama ami thintho Atlantic alliance. when ti>e line broke. Three mtcci at Bailmad. i aid S. Kussell of South Caro­ m m * men at the plant, where chlor­ OCALA (Ul’lt — Police lina in testimony against the TAl.LAILVS.SKK (HIM I — Those boy* found in Hob­ questioned witnesses today i so-called public accommo­ ine for swimming pools is the state Game- and Fresh son's Sporting (foods store and sought two men who fired dations bid, keystone ot the kept, were overcome. The gas felled 23 men at tlie Water F'i»h Uumrnixaion will last mght surely would be shotgun bind* through the administration civil rights Fiberrraft Boat building plant •pend nearly $800,000 on Florsurprised to learn how limy window of a Negro intrgra- package. (See story un Page WASHINGTON (UPlt next door, a Human passerby ida fisli and wildlife habitat* were caught—since they were tlordxt leader's home Saturday 2). A House Republican group Jia* in un automobile, a nearby during tliu coming year. successful in their first burg- night. urged President Kennedy to resident and a fireman. arly there - only a week ago. Half of the money, SI.' 1,700, take “ speedy action" lo try Chief deputy II. A. Geiger • • * Officials at North Miami will come from the federal and dry up shipping to Cuba said buckshot found in the General Hospital said a dis­ government under the accel­ Fifteen members of the in free world vessels. Home indicated two hints aster plan was enuctrd to cure erated public works fund*. Lake Mary Volunteer Fire A GOP “ laxk force’* on were fired. for the victims. Of the 30 Department and Auxiliary, WASHINGTON (IT T ) _ The purpose of the federal Cuba litMiied by Rep, Janie* The shots weie fired into treated, 22 were admitted. fishing on a charter boat out Senate Republican leader appropriation i* to help re* F. Baltin, Mont., said In a of Port Or-age Sunday. Die bedroom of the seven- Furrtis M lllrl-rn mm I Police blacked off the area — T —— 1* L.cr To ixciinciiy made panymi-unt u . igi.n i nr m. t.1.' brought back something like mealing on the partial nu- ! until the gas was dispersed. A j vide lasting benefili for lie yesterday it uas shocked 2U0 pounds of fish to be fro­ K. Hampton Jr.. * number of rlear test ban agreement helicopter wav sent to hover sportsmen all over the coun­ that “ as much a* to per rent th* National A<iociatiun for zen snd served later at the between the l nitrd State*. over the scene and fan the gas try. Hix projects have already of the goods that sustain the department's annual all-day the Advamemcnt of Colored I Britain and the Nit let I n- |from the area. been approved by the state economy of Commuist Cuba people. No ure wax hurt. picnic and fi*h frv. ion: commission fur F'lutida. arc carried in vessels fly my Hampton, who was riding • • • "l ife will go a* before, Only Half Enough Three projtct* are In Brow­ the (tags ol tree nations.” in * car witli hi* daughter at Those of you parents with tf the treaty U ratified, it “ If a request is not enough, KING LYNN, Kngluml ard County, one In Washing­ youngster* staring bleakly at the time of the shooting, said rould dissolve some of the ton County, another hi Walton we would favor closing ills| (L’ PIt — Mrs. Alne Auker, tho beginning of school, The “ It's a miracle no one was fear and strains hut little County and the sixth along ports of liiit country to all Herald will publish many bar­ hurt — my mother-in-law and more. Khrushchev has not l>8, riauued today site WuX the Tamiarni Traij act os* vessels of any nation which Britain's top grandmuther gains in its annual Dack-to- two sisters-in-law were in >hv yet recanted his determinapermits any of ift ships to |with 30 grandchildren and Huuth Florida. Schoo! edition, due off the house at the time of th 1 tion to bury us.” carry to or from Cuba, dir­ | commented: "I wouldn’t mind hooting."* presses soon. if I have a hundred." She has Infant Poisoned • ectly or indirectly," they said. lo married children. W ill Study Law JACKSONVILLE (UPll R K. Porter welcomed Betsy Browning. 17-months- Income Taxes TALLAHASSEE lUIMt — *'Bu« Monday” today . . . Ex-M ate Slain old dough ter of Mr. and Mrs. GAINF.S\ it.LF’. iLTTj — Jack Shoemaker, chief infor- Child Drowns JACKSONVILLE (UPI) bav mg juit moved into a SARASOTA (LTD — lam­ Charles Browning of Jackson­ the Florida Chamber of Com­ new home, he discovered mus­ Leori Eugene Johnson, 27, mation official for the State cle* this morning, sfter a srs* shot and killed by his ex Department of Agricluture, ella Huckleberry, 11, drowned ville, was reported in fair con­ merce says that Floridians hack b -caking manna! week­ wife her* Sunday when he resigned Saturday to enter here Sunday when she ven­ dition at a local hospital today paid $1,130,105 in personal in­ end . . muscle* he never , ta-ivd to tlimb through * win- law school at the University tured Into deep water in Safa- after emergency treatment for come taxis to the fnlrial i sola Bay. j dow m har horn', p<dica »«td. <*f Fiorhia. j guvvinm ut in Uw.’. ligliter fuel pouujylUg. Mato ho had. • • • TV»n, there are in-demsrwt actors like Jim Backus ( “ Mr. Magoo") who gels a fat In­ itial fee, plus all those con­ tinuous payment!. Jim said: year, I got $3,too for one hour's work, saying the now famous line, ‘That little eld winemaker, me-e-e!’ This year they gave me another •3,MO(or saying just one word, ‘ Me!’ On top of this, they keepme rich with monthly residual checks and I wasn't even on camera. Be­ lieve me, the hardest part of this job was filling out the W*1 ta« forms.’* • • • So, “ featherbedding exist)" In other places beside* the railroads. f -v Mrs. Lucille Appleby, own­ er of Mr*. Appleby's Restau­ rant ip the Veld"* Hotel build­ ing announced today Hint she* bus sold her business to Mr. and Mrs, Wilke Bowman. Tlie new owners will take over tomorrow and will rail It "Ruse amt Wilke's Restau­ rant'* .Mr. and Mrs. Bowman were owners and operators of “ The Bowman's Restaurant" for tho pait 18 years in Mon­ rovia, pa., "until the Pennsyl­ vania Parkway* builders de­ cided to run right through our home ami business." Mrs. Appleby has hern in business here for the past 11 years nml she said today; "I shall nIways be grateful for lip- many kindnesses shown me in tlie past by my and made so many friend* customers and friends, amt here, no decided to stay," they feel fortunate to find such •aid. fine people ax the Bowman's to whom 1 can turn over my buxines*.'* nsuuA ... Sanford Wins; Advances To Stale Tourney More And Less TALLAHASSEE (UP1) Florida’s expanded UM3 legis­ lature passed nearly l.noo fewer hilts Ilian the smaller Sanford promt 4 runs tn torii lawmaking bod). the bottom of the first inning when Cecil Simpson and Skip­ per Selikarik walked nod Mil­ MIAMI (UP!) - At least ler wits hit by* a pitched hall. tl persons died tn accidents Rick Fnrilhanl doubted to around tlie state lliia week­ right mid David Lee singled end. six in traffic mishaps and five by drowning. to renter to tally four. Ibdlevirvv came bark In the third with two run* in the top Wreckage Seen cf tlie third on two lilts and PANACEA (UPI) — The two fielder's ehoicea. Coast Guard auxiliary con­ Hanford applied the crusher tinued tu search the Gulf to­ in the bottom of the fifth day for wreckage spotted over when Melt Morgan and Skip­ the weekend which some of­ per Heiikurik singled and ficials said could t>e a small Billy Miller Immered to un­ plane. load the bases. Billy Miller hurled a neat Plan Opposed 3-hitti-r ami fanned seven tu UNITED NATIONS. N. V. pick up the win for Hanford (UPlt — A U. S. proposal in the District 2 Florida for negotiated Independence little Major la-ague Chum- for Portuguese Africa en­ pi. itship.. The win will allow countered opposition from Sanford to advanru to the both Portugal ami the Afri­ State tournament in Panama cans today. City August 5, il, 7, and H. It It K Rocky Hits JFK Belle view (10 2 0 2 0 4 3 3 NEW YORK (UPI) — Gov. Hanford 4 0 0 0 3 * 7 7 1 Nelson A. Rock feller Sunday blasted President Kennedy fur meddling In the civil rights dispute at the recent Governors* Conference In Miami, Fla. 11 Killed Two 'Muggings’ !nvestiga!ed Two "muggings" were be­ ing Investigated today by pulice. Ilnnirl J. Mitchell, a sailor stationed at Hanford Navul Air Station, reported ul 12:30 IId* morning ho was beaten by two Negroes in tho 1300 (dock of Ficncli Avenue, lie is being treated st NAH dinjiensary. Charles May, 18, of Oviedo, is being treated ut .Seminole TT .... rum i.sl lto«pllui. Tie Ini.I police he was beaten by three Negro boys. Hunt For Lost Plane Continues MIAMI (L'l'l — Navy and Coast Guard planes continued a **arch today for a xmull plane that disappeared Thurs­ day on a flight from Sun Juan, I'. It , 1„ Fust [milderdale. The Aerones Champion wu* being flu£,o to F'ort Lauderdale for delivety to Robert Reuben of Howiett, III. Aboard ui-ia tim pilot, Gilbert Miralia ot San Juan, and Victor G-'ii 41- c. Hunt Plane Debris • » * It was the second North Korean attack on U. S. troop* guarding the Korean truce line In lets than a year, and It came within two days of tho 10th anniversary of the truce ending the Korean War, UNC officials could not re­ construct the attack with cer­ tainty because there were no living witnesses besides the wounded soldier. Creel said the attackers were North Kor* emit but It was not known for Icertain whether they were sol. diera, although th* UNC was assuming they were. The three soldiers, member* of tlie 1st Cavalry Division on truce line duty, were driving tu a guard post in the demilttalizrd zone between North and South Korea. Man Taken From Lake, Revived Harry L. Larson, 22, of Lockhait, suffering front shock sfter nearly drowning Sunday in Little Bear Lake, was reported in "satisfactory'* romlitiiin by Winter Park Me­ morial Hospital attaches to­ day. Sin-riff* deputy Jim Moore said (.arson struck his head oil tlie elbow of his brotherin-law, George Fells, Orlando, while in swimming, and wax b e l i e v e d draw tied when brought to shore. Moore add­ ed Ilia man was revived by the Lockhart Volunteer fire de pertinent. 2 Boys Confess 3 Burglaries ROM BAY. India IUPI) — Three Indian nuvul vessels with sound-detection gear swept the turbulent seas Two Negro juveniles, broth­ west of here today, seeking ers. confessed to three burg­ tlie wreckage of an Figyptian airliner llmt crashed Sunday. laries and are being interro­ gated about others after they were surprised ill the net of Insurance Aid TAMPA (UPI) - The form­ breaking Into and entering the ation of a state insurance de­ Ito) -n Sporting Goods Store, partment section to assist ■tot Foist First Street, at ti:2<) Florida senior citizens with I p. in. Sunday, Police e u r r o u n d e d th* Insiirnm ■» nrohls»ni< w:i* announced today by State 'trea­ liuiliting uml lovutdl me l.m> buy* hiding in an elevator surer J. Edwin Larvon. shaft. They al-u cunfes-ed break­ May Lose Hand CANOGA PARK, Calif. — ing into Robson's on July 21. (L'Pi) —Three year-old Lya when they obtained cash ami Seely today faced the poxsitilo i -potting g-unls valued at $1*3. loss of tier right hand as a They admitted, with a third rouit of being mauled by is juvenile, to having stolen circus bear she tried to pet some knives from the Edthrough the bars of the ward* Ruilder* Supply, 'JO.'l West Third Street, over the animal'i cage. Weekend, Police alsu were investigat­ Talks Halted TAMPA (UPI) - Talks iw ing the theft of an auiuniobit* tween union and manage­ from the Greenfield residence, ment were at a halt and no 2200 Park Avenue, and the end wax m sight today (or tile theft of $0 m cash and eight bitter General Telepiione packs of cigarette* from th* strike which saw more van­ residence of Wills Mae Robdalism stid cable cuttings iiuon, idol West Ijth 1'1-^e, over the weekend. over the weukend. J �9 * fw ft* WmD P ig t t — J u ly » , 1 * 8 Moscow M eet M ay Bryant A M s Criticism O f JFK Rate Law WASHINGTON <UI1> — Another m u the re g o v m o r, Florid*’* G o t . Firrl* Bryant, took hla ta n today In criticis­ in g PrsskWnt Kannody'a propublis fa con ( r o i l Ionat Bryant w u cnllad boforo the Sonata Commerce Comraittoo (9:11 a. m. EOT) to toattfy on Ilia opposition to tha prapoaal ft a b a a discrimination In hotels, restaurants and other faellltiea open to tha public. Tha Saaata group already haa heard crttlelsni of tha plan from Gera. Kaaa X. Barnett of Iflaelaalppl, George C. Wallace o f Alabama, and Donald S. B.naseD o f Mouth Carolina. L Beverly lak e. Raleigh. If. C-, attorney erha anoa ran fa r foTum or o f hta etata, also an tha eomnUttoa’a wit. i H at Another eanata group nun. monad John Field, former ox* e n t ir e director of the Fraildeath Committee an Equal Kennedy Returns From Week End Of Relaxation HTANNIS FORT, Mass. (U P I) — President Kennedy returns to his desk today from a refreshing weekend of tun and aon at Capa Cod. Kennedy's schedule w u apes, with ns formal appoint* menta listed. This usually In* diestoe a plle-up of behind, the. scones sta ff work, which aould range through a variety e f current Issues Including the Buclear test ban treaty, rail, toad labor negotiations, and ethers. Tha President and a boat o f relitivoe, Including hla own two children and their 1ft Ken. nty-eid routine, joined Sun. day might In calibrating Mn. Jerque! Ina Kennedy’ s 84th birthday. Tha partying w u a private family affair, and so ware the gifts. Saturday, Kennedy met at Ills Hyannla port home with Under Secretary of State W. Arerall Harriman, chief V. S. negotiator at tha treaty, and with Secretary of State Dean Busk, who will be flying to Moscow this week for Its for* mat signing. Harriman carried a note from Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchov to Kennedy, U wae reported to bo friendly, hut its contents were not ro* veiled, and it w u not known whether Kennedy had replied. U. S. Protests Castro Seizure Employment Opportunity, ta testify (10 a. m. EDT) on leg. (station to establish a Fair Employment Practices Com­ mission (FE PC ). Spokesmen for fire' state commissions—California, New York, Minnesota, Missouri and Now Jersey—also w on ta bo hoard by the Sonata Labor Subcommittee on the FEPC bill. Chairman Adam Clayton Powell, D*N. Y., o f tha House Education and Labor Commit, tea threatened yesterday to bolt congressional leadership and force a house wots on the FEPC issue. Powell, • Negro, told a New Cork civil rights rally that "n o white man, anymore is going ta tell mo what I should do in tha field o f civil rights." Ho callad an Negroes to "blindly follow black leader, ship" and not question leaden o f tha Integration m orm aat The Now Torfc congressman be would decide altar n conference with Negro load* era today whither to by-pu t normal house procedure and a u k a house showdown on two musurea—tha FEPC bill and legislation to cut off fed­ eral funds t a s e g r o g a t e d schools at all tavals. Both bills have boon approv­ ed by Powell’s committee. Neither ta girea a chance for clearance by tha House Rules Committee, howerer, pertly because House loaders would rather seek action later on the President’s b r o a d e r civil rights program. Powell threatened to bring the bills to the House floor under a special “c a l e n d a r Wednesday" procedure open to committee chairmen. This pro­ cedure 1a seldom used and rarely with success, but it could touch o ff a bitter pro. Ilmlnary civil righto squabble that House loaders hoped to avoid. Oviedo Names Doll And Hobby Show Winners By Bernice Kelsey Last week's feature of the Ovlodo Hummer Recreation Program waa a Doll and Hob­ by Rhow. Grand prise whiner tn the doll ihow waa Linda Norman. Ribbon winners were Lila Gore, Angle R a y , D i a n e Brown, JIU Cumha, Martha Williams, Pst Burkelew, Faye Stoner, Linde Dills, There** McBride, Diane Brooks, Reeky Smith, LUa Scott end Ells May Norman. Grand prises In the hobby ■how went to Janet Clonta for the most original collection of painted picture* which, Inel dentally, were the works o( the exhibitor, and to Reth Gore for the beet display of china cata. Hibbona went to Itelh Gore, Mary and Martha Courier, llavid Gutt, Glenn Sinner, Ituaty McBride. Jimmy Pal­ mer, Jay Saucer and Janet Clonta. Judges for the show wrre Jim l’altner, Ouldn Wolcott, Boh tiell and Paul MILb-r. WASHINGTON (UHI) The United Stitei h i l pro­ tected Cube's celiure of the II. S. erabeuy la Havana as lllofat and unacceptable uod •r International law. Tha proteat was contained In a note aent to Cuban authorlticc, State Department preia officer Richard I. Phil Ups aald yesterday. He declln Od to disclose the note's eontenta, but said the Swiss charges d 'a flim In Havana already had delivered an oral There are Iftil youngster* protest to the Cuban govern­ registered fur the program. ment. "LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING" Ease Tension M ore EUGENE E. KRONJAEGER JR „ Aviation ma­ chinist mate first clans (right), is administered reenlistment oath by Cdr. H. L. O'Hara, execu­ tive officer o f Heavy Attack Squadron Three, as he reenlists for six years. Kronjssger, a bombwdier-navigator, is an instructor in th* Cubic Training Phase of Heavy Attack Squadron Three. Mysterious Deaths Of Three Probed RUTHERFORDTON, N. C. (U P I)— Law enforcement of­ ficers Invaatlgatlng tha mys­ terious deaths o f threo young Negroes planned ta meat to­ day to compile evidence In the puaallng esse which has pro­ duced no definite leads. The threo bodloa, all with ■avoro head Injuries, were found on U. B. 74, 13 mllao Church Group To Join March On Washington CHICAGO (U P I)—The Na­ tional Roman Catholic Conforenco for Interracial Justice planned today to Join the civil rights march on Washington Aug. 2H In full support o f President Kennedy’s « 1 v 11 rights program. The conference’s beard Sun­ day passed recommendations drawn up at an oil-day emer­ gency meeting o f 47 Catholic Interracial councils Saturday. Lenders said the action was significant In that It rspre sen ted “ an extensive commit­ ment o f tho church aa a whole to the racial struggle." The board placed special emphasis on one paragraph of a resolution backing Ken­ nedy’s civil rights legislation "The ihibate on civil rights legislation now before Con­ gress presents a moral Issue o f unique and decisive impor­ tance," the resolution said "The urgency o f the need to Insure the essential human rights provided In this bill must uverride normal human reluctance to accept change in established habits." west o f tha southwest North Carolina town, early SaturFolic* Marched for a 19BG black and whit# station wagon which was M e n speeding on tha highway where tha bodies were found. Officer* could not say whether the vehicle was connected with the death*. Officer* M id two o f the bodies were struck by a trail, er-truck whoa* driver M id he waa unabl* to atop before hit­ ting them. It eras not knoem whether the youths were dead before they were struck. The body of the third Negro waa found In a nearby dltcn by a deputy sheriff after he arrived to Investigate the other tw o deaths. The Negroes were Identi­ fied aa Norris Curtis Logan, 22, and Donald Keith Hannon, II, both o f Asheville, and Lawrence Edward Logan, 18, of Biltmore, N. C. State trooper C. D. Horton, who Inveatlgatad tha caae, laid tha Negroes car was found about five mile* away. It ap­ parently had generator trou­ ble, llortun said, Tha trooper aald he law no apparent signs o f foul play and Sheriff Dan Huskey of Rutherford County said the deaths did not appear to have any racial implications. Nixon-DeGaulle PARIS (U l’ l) — Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon arrived Sunday from Frankfurt, Germany, for a meeting Tuesday with Presi­ dent Charles de Gaulle. Nixon and hla family are un a Mid­ dle East-European tour. »r my Mimmgr mumcnia_____ u a 'L Ilook 11. 1L viislil right li-itii’l t LUKnt won't fu.,1 feel ei.al, right. 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Plaintiff, vs H E X R T VEHDE end BETTY J. P E ilflE . bis wtr*. Defendants. NOTICE IX H E R E B Y OIVEN pursuant to a Final De­ ere# of Foreclosure deter) July II. 1111. and sntsrsd In C b m ctry case No. 11171 of th* Circuit Court o f th* Ninth Judicial Circuit In and fur Usmlnul. County. Florida, w h.rsln K A N lfrA C T tJn n u S AND TRADERS TRUST COM­ PANY, a New Tork corporetlon. Plaintiff, and HENRY F E IU E and BETTY J. FOIRK, hla wife. Defendants, 1 will aril to the highest and beat bidder for rath at tha H.tnlnols County Court Ilon a. In Hanford, Florida, at ll;OA A M . on the tth day o f August, t ill, the follow ing describ­ ed property as set forth la said Final Deere., to .w in Lot 7*. (Bit,DIE MANOR, F IR ST ADDITION, accord­ ing lo tha Plat theieof record.d In Plat Rook 12. P a g . as, Pubiis R.corde o f gemlnols County, rior* Id ., Including the building, and appurtenance located ther.on, together with the furniture, turnl.hlnn", and flaturea situate therein, and located thereon, an specifically set forth tn M ortaase upon which Complaint ta tiae«d. DATED thia 33th day ef July. A. D. D l l . Boys of Chuluota Cub Seout Peck 235 will be eanvssilng the community this evening for donation pledgee towards a Rake Sale which will be held at 10 a. m. Saturday In front of Shaker* Market. Proceeds for the sale will be used to purchase necessary supplies in order that the cube may pas* achievement testa (HEAL) Arthur H. Reckwlth, Jr.. required to earn merit badgM. Clerk. Circuit Court Bob "Captain Kangsroo" Keeahan conducts clin ica l concerts for children with topnotrh orchestras in major elllea throughout the country WASHINGTON (UPI) -T h o nation’s living costs Jumped to a new alMlme high in June and sliced four cents off tho buying power of a $10 bill, ttie Labor Department report­ ed today. The department said Its consumer price Index increas­ ed by four-tenths of l per cent last month—the biggest one mouth Increase tn nine months. Higher prices for sugar, cigarettes and increased real estate and sales taxes push­ ed up the Index lo luti.B of average 19JT-J9 prices. Save On Swift's Tru-Tend«r Beef.. Guaranteed Tender Or Your Money Cheerfully Refunded. ^ STEAK > ROUND • CLUB ST1A K m Porterhousel B T-Bone Legal Notice B y : Martha T . Vlhlea Daputy Clerk Law Office* Frank * tlialkow t i l l Lincoln Road Ml ii ml Reach U , Florid* JE fferion t - i l l l Publlah July 23, I H l . 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Du your fine cotton drosses Icok limp, all washed-out . . . OR, do they look stlff-aa-a-board, with that uiipli-asuut “ starchy" feel7 Either way, those lotlun dresses— MOSCOW (UPI) — A big three meeting expected to taka place this w n k in Mos­ cow may set the stage fo r further moves to ease tha cold war and a possible sum­ mit conference, diplomatic ob* servers said today. Secretary c f Stats Dean Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Lord Home will represent the West at tha meeting, called to sign a par­ tial nuelear test ban treaty. No precis* data has yet been set But Rusk and Hume were expected to meet with Foreign Minister Andrei Gro­ myko sometime this week. Tha treaty w u Initialled last Thursday and baa given rise to outapokan cptimlam that a new era in East-West relations haa opened. The pact bane nuclear taste tn out­ er epiee, underwater and In the air but doM not Include underground experiment*. 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Jfc Sanford Avr. �Test Treaty Starts Demonstrations Civil Defense In Seminole W ill Be A ired Bring Arrest Of 'Always Seems Trip Through Senate 125 In 2 States *10 Rain Around fm ll July 29, 1968 — Page 3 WASHINGTON (U r i) — Undersecretary of State W. Averell Harriman today start­ ed the three-nation nuclear WAYNESBURG, Pa. (U P!) —John Daily, rain prophet for tiha louthw nU m Pennsyl­ vania city, waa c o n f i d a n t Showers would fail today aa ^ th a y hart on thla day for 70 ™ o f the paat 80 yrara. Even the weatherman waa giving Daily encouragement. The forecait railed for a few ahowera and thundenhowera in the forenoon and becoming LONDON < U m — The more numeroua in the after­ “ thing" that excited British flying aaucer fans for two noon. However, not all are con­ weeks turned out to be a vinced it will rain today, meteorite Friday. Army bomb disposal experts m Heavyweight boxer Caseiua ® Clay is betting one o f the quill dug up the meteorite, about „ f a tennis bs!!. fr n" ’ pena he uses to compote hit lli* poetry with Daily that the beneath a crater near Charl­ ahowera will bypaaa Waynes- ton and announced they plan­ burg on ita “ rainy day.” Daily ned to turn it over “ to the pat up a hat, juit aa he hat scientists." “ Our Interest in the incident in past year* with other fam­ is at an end," said MaJ. II. ous persone. It's just ona of thoee things P. Quurtruugh, the army en­ which haa happened for yeara gineer who finally identified 0 and ita orglna art steeped In the thing. The meteorite ceme down the misty legends of the past when an unknown farmer once in farmer Roy Blanchards po­ remarked to a druggist that tato and hurley field, creating “ It always seems to rain a weirdly-shaped hole in the ground that was noticed about around here on July 29.” The farmer's n a m e w a a two weeks ago. Army engineers were culled never learned but the drug­ gist, William Allison, noted in and announced that their the observation on the fly leaf instruments indicated some­ thing metallic underneath. c f a store ledger . Here July 29' Potato Patch Produces A Meteorite • F or Property -STCARRAWAY ^ “■ v McKIBBIN C asually 114 NORTH PARK FA 2-0331 test ban agreement on ita long path through the U. S. Senate. f Thera were signs o f grow­ ing aupport for the treaty to outlaw atmoepheric, apace and underwater nuclear blasts, but Senate GOP Leader Everett M. Dirksen, III., called for “ the closest scrutiny of every word." Harriman, who r e t u r n e d Saturday from initialing the pact In Moscow, was scheduled for an early closed meeting with the Senate Foreign Rela­ tions Committee, which will act on the* treaty before it goes to the Senate for ratifi­ cation. Also invited to attend were member* of the Senata Armed Service* Committee and the House-Senate Atomic Energy Committee. Secretary o f State Dean (tusk said Sunday night in a television interview (NBCT V ) that the agreement “ may be the turning point under which other questions eun be taken up for exploration." Rusk and Harriman appearer on the p r o g r a m with Sens, Eugene McCarthy, DMlnn., and John G. Tower, RTex. McCarthy predicted Sen­ ate ratification “ after due de­ liberation." But Tower esti­ mated that ” * good 40 per cent of the Senute" was skep­ tical or “ outright opposed." Rusk briefed the Foreign Relations, Armed Services and Atomic Energy committees Inst week before the pact was initialed, lie is expected to meet again with the Foreign Relations group before going to Moscow to formally sign the agreement with Russia and Britain. Plans fur a congressional delegation o f key lawmakers to uccumpany him were ex­ pected to be announced this week. > By Tatted P m * Inter** tioaat About 125 Negroes and whites protesting segregation were arrested Sunday In dem­ onstrations in California and Virginia, It was a relatively quiet Sunday on the racial front with arrest-producting pro­ tests reported only in Dan­ ville. Va.; Farmville, V *„ and Torrance. Calif. Demonstra­ tions also were staged in Denver, Colo., and l*ins Bluff, Ark., but no arrests srere re­ ported in thosa cities. Danville police, sweltering in 102-degree heat, intercept­ ed 77 Negroes marching on city hull and loaded them into paddy wagons and a tractortrailer when they sprawled out nn tk,. n.vemrnt. Negroee had promised to defy a city anti-march injunc. tlon wfth a march by thou­ sands but the demonstration fell short of the promise. At Farmville, Va., almut 50 mites from Dar.viiie, 22 Ne­ groes who attempted to attend services at a w h i t e - o n l y church were arrested on charges of "interfering with church worship." missioners. Friday, counted up for approved and likely pro­ a total of $147,425 in increases ject* for next year, and hos­ requested, with several de­ pital trustees said they ha vs partment* still to be henrd to enlarge the kitchen, dining room and storage facilities to from this week. “ And our only anticipated maintain their state accredit­ increase in revenue is about ation. The engineering department $15,000," commented Commis­ asked for increases in salary sioner James Avery. The Road and Engineering for their employe* in the Department had the biggest amount o f $t.W0 overall. The Sanitation Department request over $70,000, with the hospital close behind with asked for an increase from $15,000 to $22,500 mostly to $55,000. Road department officials be used to drain, widen, deep­ said it would taka that much en and regrade ditches which drain the outfall from the ma­ jor housing areas around th* county. Barr In Hospital DALLAS (U PD — Alfred R. (Red) Barr, who coached Southern Methodist Univers­ ity to nine of the past |lt Southwest Conference swim­ ming championships, was in serious condition in a Dallas Hospital after suffering a se­ vere heart attack Wednesday. Burial Insurance Now Sold By Mail . , . You may he qualified for >1,1)110 life insurance )<tu will not burden your loved one* with funeral and other expenses. This NEW policy is rsprrlally helpful to those be­ tween 10 end 90. No medical examination necessary. OLD LINE LEGAL RE­ SERVE LIKE INSURANCE. . . . No msml "111 rail on you. Free information, no ubliga* tion. Tear out this ad right now. . . . Send your name, address and year of birth to: Crntral Security Life Insuranre Co., Ilepl. h-IOB'i, IMS West Rosedale. Fort Worth 4, Texas. Lighten your meal-making chore • All Civil Defense officials J “ It is up to you. whether you will meet with the County want to expand the program, Commissioners today at S maintain a skeletal furc* or p. m. at the Courthouse to die- do nothing about it at all. but cuss the question of the Civil I want to know what you want Defense budget for next year. me to do before 1 try to set up A. B. Peterson Sr., CD di­ a budget," Peterson advised rector tutd commissioner* Fri­ the commission. Commissioners ■ u g Rested day he did not want to even try to make up a proposed that "w e ail get together and budget until thry decides! whut talk this over," and asked they want to do abou£ civil Peterson to rail the meeting. At the close of a day of defense. “ In order to carry out a m e e t i n g with department satisfactory program there is heads concerning the budget much involved," Peterson suid. for next year. 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A d o u b le-d u ty food center th a t’s room ier inside, yet ta k e * tea* floor apace. DOUBLE-DOOR STORAGE. . . adjustable shell« — T hey hold all th* fro w n and fresh foods a Urge family need*. M odel* with shelve* that raise, lower, awing ou t. Everything at your fingertips. PLENTY OF ICE CUBES—Y o u ’ll never run short. Plenty o f ice cu b* storage sp ace. . . and fast ft— fag provide* ampl* su p p ly . . . always. MORE FOOD S P A C E ... frae floor space. New models are bigger inside, smaller outside, larger freezer section keeps foods tasty-fresh for month*. Y ou can stock up an ‘'special aai*" it e m s ... save money. NO DEFROSTING — Banishr* mtmj defrosting forever! Many new model* are froet-fre* or eelfdefrosting. N o scraping, chipping, or mopping. .See A s modern Electric Refrigerator-Ertemn and separate Freezers with special mete features and a uiriety of colon at you r appliance dealer. GET ~f/tnejjtofifa&LJjkflameless * e tts tu e tu n e noetDA GIFTS FASTER WITH T O P V A LU E S T A M P S . . . t r t s n r t r ie . ro o t F L O R I D A POWER & L I G H T C O M P A N Y W. Scott Burns FREE 20T Mag. Ay*. v o . . . W INN-DIXIE �to R ail Stoppage W ill Cripple Economy “ Frath*r Merchant" was an « iwaslrai which b m n e cotnmonDloce duriat Work! War II. Ita orlffia ia unkaowa bat B «a and woman la the A i m ! Fores* applied the term da. iM raly to all la mufti who should (they thought) bo la military uni* *Teatherboddiaf" ia another **which him ‘ in reseat moatfco. It applies to holding jobs sad thawing pay for presumably unnecessary jobs because o f unions . . . specifically, railroad unions. “ Automation* fa another new word. It means the elimination of a laborer’s job by maenmery. Such as. the diesel locomotive has eliminated the job o f the man who used to stoke cool into the boiler o f a railroad on* i , i The nation ia faced with a crisis 11 Kail transportation may Haiti Un* iaaa .President Kennedy and the Con­ gress eaa indues rail management and unkaa to eons# to an agreement • . . either permanent or temporary pending further arbitration. Simplyt The railroads wish to out their payroll by thousands of em­ ployes to reduce operating costs. The unions are balking in efforts to save jobs fo r their members. Who is right f It Is not for Tho Herald to say. But Tho Herald, speaking for all locally, dots not wish to ass rail stoppage. The railroads say they are going to redoes their personnel lists. The unions say, if the railroads taka this action, all their members will atopw ork. Which means-, again simply, the trains will stop. A national crisis will develop. Everyone suffers — no one gains. In the long run. This Introduction leads down to thin Tha national sconomy will bo affoctsd but, and mors specifically, tha sconomy o f Sanford and Seminole County and East Central Florida will ba vitally affected. Atlantic Coast Lina Railroad right hors in Sanford has 850 employes who are bona fide residents and home owners here and In the environs. A p­ proximately 300 of these employes are union members and must and will abide by any pickets who hit the ACL passenger depot end freight station. All rolling stock st the time will continue to tho terminals . . . and our rail service in this area, will then be stopped cold. The Herald does not want our lo­ cal economy affected by a rail stop, page! We nave no quarrel with the railroad manafrenient. We have no quarrel with the unions. WE DO NOT W ANT TO SEE A RAILROAD STOPPAGE WHICH WILL VITALLY AFFECT THE ECONOMY OF THIS AREA ! ! I For figures sake: Three hundred rail workers each have a take-home pay of (a figure taken from the thin air) $100 a week. That’s $30,000 a week removed from the city’s and OUT OUR county's income. N ot chicken feed I Arbitration in this matter is at a national level, with President Ken­ nedy and top management and labor officials working day and night to ■tavs off this impending rail stop­ page. Management blames the unions. Unions blames the management. An undated news release by the Association o f American Railroads points that firemen probably will suffer most in jobs reduction. If carried out. This release states that displaced firemen would have n * hiring preference and two years' re­ training (for other job s) with the railroads paying 75 per cent of the tuition. Other proposals by the Presi­ dential Railroad Commission would include moving expenses and pay* meat for wage loss and loss o f horns value be provided (by the railroads) fo r employs* relocated because o f change* In runa or terminal*. Although The Herald wishes to remain neutral in this matter, ex­ cepting as affecting the area's scon­ omy, it contacted L. N. Trued, local chairman of the Brotherhood of Lo­ comotive Firemen and Enginemen. It was learned A. E. McMillan, local chairmen o f tha Brotherhood o f Rail­ road Trainman, is in Washington, and L. E. Roberta, local chairman of the Brotherhood o f Locomotive Engi­ neers, is out on a run. Trued wrote In part: “ Moat newspapers have been overwhelmingly one-sided in reporting or the bitter rules dispute between the ‘operating1 unions end ths railroads. Management has been given nearly all the breaks, labor all the brickbats . . . Few, if any, papers mantioned that the unions in negotiations submitted yposal* for settlement o f the main ues. Tha carriers, nothing. “ Sines tha end o f World War If, ths number o f on-ths-train employes dropped from about 400,000 to less than 195,000, although revenue tonmiles slipped only slightly. Produc­ tivity increased 78 per cent between 1947 and 1961, according to U. S. government figures , . . “ Approximately 350 railroad fam­ ilies live in Sanford through choice, A majority o f these would be forced to leave if the rule changes are put in force by the carriors. The rail­ road has the second largest payroll in Sanford. The economy of Sanford will suffer when those forced to leave have to sell their homes. Hundreds of houses dumped on the market will not bring an immediate financial loss but will devaluate houses. “ In 1962 the Atlantic Coast Line Ituilmid paid $4.40 a share. ACL stock was listed this morning at a high o f 65 This does not seem to be a financially ruined industry forced to employ nothing but loaf­ ers." Cagle, opposing compulsory arbi­ tration (the acceptance o f one mun’s or a board’s decision by both sides), wrote thusly that the “ working E The U. I , is the world'! largest exporter of firm pro­ duct*. Export* (or 1M1S2 were enough to fill over one million freight cu n , or 4,M0 cargo ehlpi. WAY rules, which the carriers seek to change unilaterally, were brought about by yea n o f collective bargain­ ing and should bs changed only by the tame process end not by com­ pulsory bargaining* He wrote further that “ ever since the government took the position that It would not tolerate e nation­ wide strike the carriers have refused to bargain in good faith . . . It is the railroad management, through their drastic demands on the employes and their refusal to bargain In good faith, that has brought about thia impend­ ing crisis . . . . “ Wa ask only for fair treatment from the press and other news media and for the privilege o f settling this dispute through true collective bar­ gaining end in accordance with the provisions of the Railway Labor Act. “ We cannot accept government intervention end compulsory arbitra­ tion unless forced upon us by Con­ gress.’’ One other point from Cagle: He produced e letter dated teat July 6 from tha five operating brotherhoods to ell general chairmen o f railroads stating, in effect, the unions will pro­ vide crews to operate passenger or commuter trains pending arbitra­ tion with wage payments to be do­ nated to charity If the carriers would donate revenue derived from ticket sales to charity, and further to fur­ nish crews for military transporta­ tion end to move food fo r public wel­ fare to prevent public distress. On the other hand, the railroads charge that "featherbedding" costa the American public and the Ameri­ can railroads $600 million annually. That may be so but the railroads’ and the unions' charges or* not The Herald’s argument here. W* have, ss we’ve said, no quarrel w ith the railroads or with the The Herald herewith and now re­ quests each and everyone of its read­ ers to write or telegraph Immediately . . . . before the Malay deadline . . . to Itsj^ A . Sidney Hsrleng Jr. Washlagtaa. D. C. SOB Washington, D. C. Sen. Geerge Besetkers SOB Waahingtea, B. C. and request — yes, demand — they proceed from aach and every angle to use ell their efforts in a joint oper­ ation with executive end congression­ al and rail management and n i l union leaden te stave o ff thia rail­ road stoppage. The railroads claim they will fol­ low the Presidential Railroad Cow siulon recommendation and com­ mence “ letting out” tboee employee they believe to be "unnecessary" or “featherbedding." The unions claim if the railroads do so ell their mem­ bers will atop work. I f this comet about, the nation suffers, Florida suffers, Seminole County suffers, Sanford suffers. Ev­ eryone suffers. AND IN THE LONG RUN, NO ONE GAINS IN TOTAL. Ths Herald again begs that yon, our renders, writs or wire our Con­ gressmen now — Holland, Sm athen and Herlong — to work toward halt­ ing this railroad stoppages Lay it on tha line. They are our representative* in Washington — put than by us to do our will. Tall them simply: Ws want no rail stoppage! Peter Edson Political WASHINGTON (N BA ) — That* ire a coupla o f new twiata in Russian policy to­ ward China. Careful analysis of tha Soviet Communiat Party’s Central Committee reply ta Chfneae Communiat negotiator* in Moscow revaala them. Rut thars la ns detectable changa la tha baalc polklea of tha interna­ tional Communiat conaplracy. Conciliatory languaga which marked previoua Russian repliaa to tha Chlneaa Ccminunista ta not found in tho go,000-word Central Committaa latter which appeared in Pravda July IS. Moacow now ia making unraatrmlned attack* on tha Pe­ king govemmant. Tha expec­ tation ia that thia will con­ tinue. Tho Kremlin alao ia expectad to begin purging Ccinmunlat laadara who in tho peat have argued for caution In dealing with tho Chineao to promote unity. Tha Soviet Central Com­ Notebook mittee aaya It wiU wage "im ­ placable atruggla agalnit de­ viation isU." Thia ia not taken to moon there will be actual war be­ tween Ruaala and Rad China. Tha conflict will ba waged on ideological lavela. In the future it will become increaaingly difficult for tha Communiat party o f any country ta remain neutral be­ tween Moacow and Poking point* o f view. Split* within acme o f tha national Communiat partlaa thua become n poaaibiUty. Thia would dim the proapact in tho immediate future for another Congroaa of Commu nlat partlaa from all aver tha world ta reaolve their dtffer•neaa. The affocta of a further split between Ruaaia and Rad China on relation* with the Wait and with tha United Statea In particular can only ba apeculated upon. Prealdant Kennedy ha* juat laid dewn the line that tha U. S. ahould Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic Ctrl*, den t he ho becomes a doormat. like ahrrp, by the fashion For women, e v e r since draixnera! Men dua'I rellah childhood, have realised that tha hlaaaa a# masculine wo­ boys are somewhat rough, men! So stress your feuda­ positive and demanding. lly instead of aphi( me* Unless their adult male es­ aad trying la become the cort occasionally lay* down "pal" of your buy friend. the law to them and make* Avoid the mala habUa aad them walk tha proverbial symbol* mrationed kotow. chalk line, they subconscious­ Q ttp & a n ft tr d t y r a t o Page 4 Sanford, Florida w e i/n n a. THRU VU FKI.T M a n tlin g Billlor Mon., July 29, 1963 suitor u n n su M M t HKD 00 R 1.1,1 Uochonkal Sunt. .. . . . g jtL L l C ounty K d ltsr C B C IU 4 V 4 U U S ociety B i l l e r DOROTH Y A l ' i r m r o t u r t e d it o r ■JdVIB 1^ imdbmohrd M uom .to M t n e e .r (I I I R I .R T J . U l U t t r io t o lllo d U , u | i r SHAWM V O L T O U M C ircu la tio n M t n t s e r a v a ic a im v * oaroa N om a D oU voer l i e Walk He Mail *•■*!■•<• C a u l , I M f 1 Ttar ».»« • M onth* M S 1 M onth, i.ee i Maaih a il O ia a r l l l . l t 1 Taar S.7V a M onth* l . t t 1 M onths i.oa t Maatn U. a P osta l H e * u la tio a a *ro \ id « th at all m a il s u » a s r l> t u s a k* o a ld la 04 r e se e . X l U r M aa M ea n s alaaa w a lle r O c t a l , , IT, |||| at Ik * Peat O ffic e e f S an lerC . F lo rid a , o n d tr tk e A ct a t C o e a r a u e t M arc*. Tha HereU I* a ninktr af tka Uouad Praia which In antltlne eicluilveljr to the uaa for roauhllcntlen of all the local new* arialed In thin aawanna*r. No nert e f any material, ntw* or a a ,*r u a in t. e f thia adltloa e f The hanford lltra ld in s, be r«t>rutlu<*4 In any atanu.r with­ out written ptrailaeion of me puollsn-r o t TUo llerald. any iadlvidual ar firm reaponalbta for auch reproduction will be eenaldrred ae Infringing on The Herald'o copyright and will be helw liable for damage* ander the law. I’ uhtlehed dally emapt k alarda), gunday and Chrutm aa, pubMbad Katurday p t.c .td lQ * CkllllMJ. v r * --«• CASE Q--W7: Colleen B., aged 20. la a college senior. "But, Ur. Crane," ahe prolevied. "1 have a quarrel with you. "F or you say that the more interest*, hobbles and ideals a boy and girl have in com­ mon, then tha more likely Ihey will be happy if they marry. "So bow do you reconcile that view with die old state.rncni that aatfuUca aiiraff*" The old adage hat "op­ posites attract" refers pri­ marily to sexual charms, not to religion, political and ra­ cial differences. For example, a man usual­ ly is most attracted to a dis­ tinctly feminine type of girl. And a woman is generally charmed by a nun who ia definitely niasuline. Girls thus are likely to shun a man who is not positive. For they aren’t as thrilled by the kisses of a "Yes-man" or a "m am m a's apron string­ er." They want an escort to ba gallant and polite, up to a reasonable degree. But they dislike a male who is so agreeing and agree­ able la all their whims (hat Yet tho** same girls wiB actually cry in misery U they have a little f a it ess their Bp, lest it intimate they have a mustache. And they will shave their legs u> get rid of all evident luir, for they regard hairy lags a* mssculina. Then, stupidly, they adopt ly look on him as rather sUay. other masculine traits that And the usual girl cannot are far worse than hair on get the maximum thrill out their legs or upper lip. uf kias'ng a sissy, half-man For cigarets, liquor glassaa, By the same token, the profanity and vulgar stories, average male doesn't get as are all da-faainiaing Influen­ much of ■ thrill kissing a ces! female who Is a boyish hallSo, too, are bottle or metal­ man or "pansy.” lic looking clothing (auch ts And beware, girls, last you sequins), plus tong claw-like become ■ "p *L " flngernalla, sUinsd bloody For the vary word "p a l" red, nod mascara na wall ai means "brother," and a nor- false aye lubes, Ottl ala isn't i m in ivsii ia i tfu wumter nry—mtr n n kissing his brother! j young man drink hard li­ Too many modern girls net quor, ter R takas a halflike sheep and let fashion de­ drunken fellow te b* able to signers masculinize them with work up as interest ia kissing slack* and men's shirt* and a ha If-masculine woman. ultra short hair bobs and li­ Since M ia aaxual opposites quor and cigarets — all o f [that attract, yoa girl* batter which are mala symbols. Iwise up fasti Phil Newsom Soys . . . Reds May Breach W all President Kennedy has got­ cool reception West Bvrlin the wall fo r access k ten hta licks in West Germany businessmen gava Soviet at­ Berlin's Schotnefsld Airport. and a*nt weak it will ba Pres­ tempts to Increase contacts Another atep may be to M l ident Charles da Gaulle's turn. either by diplomat* ar trad* partially th« total baa again* And if It Is any balm to the missions. West Berliner* visiting the German ago, another distin­ The •‘wall complex'* also East Zona, guished visitor also ia prov­ clearly must affect Soviet ing to ths German people that relations with any West Ger­ thay are Indeed "wanted." man government, whether it OVER 35 YEARS Thia latter is Soviat Pre­ bs Adenauer’s or Flrhard’s. At First A Palmetto mier Nikita Khrushchev who It teem* possible, therefore (Alongside aid pool office) ostensibly I* to help Fleet that Khrushchev also will tell Germany's Cumniunivt strung Ulbricht that some of the man, Walter Ulbricht, cele­ harsh conditions pertaining to brate his 70th birthday. the wall must be relaxed. Khrushchev will stay on the This is not to imply that eastern aids o f tha wall, but the wall will, as did the walls in tha West German press of Jericho, come tumbling • Carpets • Furniture there ia speculation that Khru­ down. • Tile • Pianos shchov already has made pre­ The Communists recently • Rental Reds liminary moves toward a con­ broke one additional hole 'In tact with West German As­ sistant Chancellor Ludwig Firhard who is scheduled this fail : to step into tha shoe* of o u t-1 going Chancellor Konrad Adunauer. It is speculated that a first move was made through tierthold Beits, a representative o f the German Kiupp indus­ trial who recently talked with Khrushchev tn Moacow Taka a number of bJTh, targe and small, and combers* and followed that up with se­ thorn all together into a single loan. Nothing works faster cret talks with Erhard. or batter than a G.A.C. consolidation loan when th* family A further preliminary was budget starts coming apart at th* saamx. Moscow’s clear indication that it hoped to atep up trade with You'd Ilk* tha way m handle mmfythfnf. Tans* to aut West Germany. your pockatbook. The Soviet - German trade agreement expires at the and o f thia ysaa and must b* re­ (to $400 negotiated. Alt thia lead* op to Khru­ shchev’s current visit, and tha further Interesting lino of C O R P O R A T I O N speculation that result* from --------------------------------- — u w o u -----------— tha wall which tha Commu­ 111 Wait Rn» Shoal.............................. TaLfAirfoxSOZO nists threw across Berlin on 428 North O ronoe Avenue . . . . . . .TeLGArde*4-36ttJ Aug. IS two year* ago, have 401 Wasl Control Boulevard.................Tal. GArd*n34493 not bean entirely as expected. 1243 Eort Colonial Drive.......................... Tel. GArdsn 5-2641 Th# Hamburg newspaper not talk about something aver which it has na control. The new Central Committaa statement seems to make con­ ciliatory gesture* to t h a West. This could b* motivated only to aafuta Red Chinn polky. "W o sincerely want disarm, ament— it is net an expedi­ ent," say* the Central Com­ mittee. Then the policy ia qualified by the statement that the Soviet Uniow will continue to us* organised agitation and propaganda to whittle down western de­ mands. In another place the Cen­ tral Committaa statement de­ clares that the Soviet Union will not ba the first to w nuclear weapons. This ia a change from recent Soviet policy, even though tha Unit­ ed fltataa has previously pro­ posed ■ ban on nuclear wea­ pons except in defense of ag­ gression. Ths C e n t r a l Committee does wet asy, however, that tha Soviet will not na* n clear weapons against a con­ ventional weapons attack and will not uaa them in a local war which bocomaa escalated into * major war. (to Cuba, tha Central Co ta­ rnit tea declares that, " I f the U. S. imperialists . . . invade Cuba, wa shall coma to the aasiiUnc* o f tha Cuban pto- Die Zeit referred to tha “ wall p it." complex" in discussing th* Sanford Furniture Co. G . A .C . f in a n c e : LOANS MADS TO RHIDINTS Of AU NIARBY TOWNS Get Ready for Out-door Living! A Screened Porch can add much lo your home- T ft COMMERCIAL OR RESIDENTIAL S*. Phone §]fwsmakstix PnimaiU FA 2-0S14 Y Let us give you an estimate on the job. WE DO ALL KINDS OF REMODELING . . . 114 1 211 W. 25TH ST. CONSTRUCTION CO. PHONE F A 2-3103 �«*£ H i* M r I July 29, 1963 — Page 5 V tra ll (DaaJi Obbif. 2 D EAR NERVOUS: Believe your husband. And tel] your sister the next time she catches your husband ogling her to direct her complaints to “ Baldy” himself. • • * • DEAR A B B Y : I f you don’t an­ swer this right away I am going to have a nervous breakdown. I have been married fo r nine years and have three children. Out o f the clear blue sky my sister, who is four years old­ er than 1 am. snid to me. *‘I wish y ou ’d tell ‘ Baldy’ (that’s what she calls my husband) to keep his eyaa o f f me.’’ I told her she must be im­ agining things. When I mentioned this to m y husband he said to for­ get it— that she was a trouble maker. M y sister has never been married and claims sha hates men. 1 can’t get * * • e DEAR A B B Y : A rthur’s idiot (who broke out in uncontrollable laughter ever)’ time he kissed her) brought back memories o f nvyaelf. My husband and I eloped many years ago. Wa were young and didn’ t have much money. In fact, I had to dig into m y purse to help pay for the blood tests. When the Justice o f the Peace asked my husband i f he wuuid “ shower all his worldly goods on me", I broke up in laughter and became so hysterical they had to hold me up. ANOTHER IDIOT • * • * Tell your troubles to Abby. For a personal, unpublished reply, please send a stamped, self-addressed en­ velope. • • • • Getting married? For Abby’s booklet, "H ow T o Have A Lovely Wedding” , send SO cents to Abby. In the good eld summer­ time my mail always includes ■ number of letters from mo­ thers ownplain ing of the neighbor who turns iter childinn loos* to roam the neigh­ borhood all day. Evary neigbbrbood seems to have at Uast one mother who Aoomit earn whom her own children are. or who is bav- Green Bar Patrol Returns From Camp By Julia Rarfae The Green Bar Patrol of Altamonte Springs Boy Scout Troop 38 returned home Satnrday from a week’s camp at I amp LaN’ ochee la the Ocala National Forest. Those making the trip were liunald Paulsen. Jack Slmunek, Jimmy Fuller, Gerald Crock*, Bob Jamoe, Patrick Shea, John Stuart, Roger J.sndtrrillw and Scoutmaster deck Stuart. Graciously assisting with trsniportation to Camp La Koeho# was Mrs. Walter J. Hedricks o f 110 Genevieve Dr. t:30-»;30 p. m. NBC. Sionday sight at tb* movies. It) Check male VslUnt.” starring (3) U rente it Headlines “ Prince of the Century Robert Wagner, James Ma­ liv e C l U d iU rtal son, Janet Leigh, Debra Pa­ l : l i O ) M arie g a a t a t e * get and Sterling Hayden, •porta • :1S t l ) Naweoepa (color) (rerun). This 193t ( I ) M td -n a . * t s Stewart adaption of the popular comic t:SS ( I ) Pperie Picture (>) tM llorlal Comment strip is corny in spots and t IS I t ) lle n n e te r colorful in others, but on the IS) W sethar Sa»w t i l l (Si DrevsrS Neoa whole is an enjoyable presen­ S i t it> sport* Report tation of fiction and fantasy. C:»i IS) Call tbs Doctor It has whit* and black (J) H u atlsy-arleklsy 7:tS i t ) nipcorJ knights to cheer and hiss. M l (1) Silent le r v it* King Arthur, Camelot and his ( I ) Digest T :H (I) W alter w reatlie roundtable of iron men. and. • so C l M on,la/ MIC A t The of course, a cast of thousands. M o rin To Tett Tk* Train The Dakotas I've Oot A Social Tour fu n n y Funny film s (S ) V a ca tion P la y h o u se 1:01 i » ) m o n e y Durhe i l l Comedy Hour Hi>*clal« 1:10 (S ) A n d y O r llt.th Shew » : # » ( I ) Password t s .te i l l Ben Caeey (3) Urinklei • Jnuraal te as <S) m ump the Biers (3) Ask Tour Doctor ( t ) SBC f in e ! Resort t l .l S ( ! ) N ew acep* «*) Jttt-phr V a illa W ita the News t l : U (St Artortl Kins) l l :S i is> Ch. I Theater 11:11 C > T oa lit Bkew Miss Leigh make* an m- ning. They wind np H aa I meet a group of ragtag aoidrhaatiag A let* and James* arid wasteland where they |leva la the same predicament. Mason a first-class villain. The excellent supporting cast Includes Victor McLagtn, Donald Crisp, Brian Ahern*, Barry Jones and Neville Brand. 7:30-1:30 p. tn. ABC. The Dakotas. "Walk Through the Badlands.” (rerun i. What P A R K IN G IS N O PROBLEM this episode lacks in believA N D I T S FREE W H E N Y O U ability it makes up in excite­ ment. It is a chase episode T R A D E W IT H US! with a band of outlaws doing the chasing and Marshal Ha­ 504 W. lat. Opposite Goodyear gan and his deputies the run­ CHICAGO (U PI) — Amer­ ican manufacture!* will lit­ erally roll out the red carpet highlighting new styles in thi* color family. At the International Horn* furnishings m a r k e t here, deeper, richer colors—espe­ cially reds, greens and golds —and more pronounced thick textures were shown fur the autumn season. NOW Til It L' WEI). AT 1:44 - 3:03 - i:14 TONITE A T IE S . 7:AS A 11:43 •■Com* Kli With Me" Dolors* Hart - Color Co-Feature 10.14 Only “ Period O f A djustm ent' Jan* Food a Tony Praneies* a G a t h e r in g Q FEAi Plus lastalleUsa I Yr* Fartery Wsrrsaty JONES AUTO BERYICX IMS 8. Sanford, PA I>1M RESERVED TUESDAY A. M. 1:11 IS) l ia a Os 4:11 ID C oatlatatel Ctsawteem I . JI (S) cnllara e f Ike Air t :U ( D Slam O* H i ' t l ) ToSay t l ) W aka Cp M erits T ilt i l l fa r m Market Re­ port ( I ) m ate Mawa a *4 Waataar T;M (I) Tossy (S) t’ ra-Sekeal P taealag V:as (S) Couetdowa News T tt t l ) Miekay'a Gospel Tima I IS IS) M lck tf E ases H i e S:lS (S) Ceptala Caegaree l:IA ( I ) Waatkae a a * Raws S IS IS) Today ( I ) Carleevtlta 1:11 It) Stale Trooaev t ot (It Jack Baleen* f t ) A m a rlcae l l l i t e r f ' l l ( t l llomyar tloom S.IS (I) Mews A lalsevtawe tails (l| Bey W kte ID Carman Caper* t i l l (D Play Taer H r a A (I) I Lera Lacy <>) Ann dalkrrn Show It.SI 111 Price le K ifk : ID December tlrlUe 11:01 (* ) The McCoys 11:1* (9) Hivin K -y e 13) P ro A ll-M ar Beesbatt <l) Pale A C,U iD r 1 1:1 , (3) All-Star tUieliult FARMER GRAY BACON LIMIT a 2160 Park A v*. SA N FO R D FLORIDA GRADE ‘A ’ FRESH MEDIUM SIZE FYNE SPRED SOLID IS) W hs Uo LADY FAIR FRESH BAKED 8 " 49 c VALUE PEACHPIE LEMON or JELLY ROLL Teu Treat I IS (I ) Douslae Edwards New* Sid* (I ) Secret etsrm (t) American Uaadeaand f j ) The Match Osina till) |C>) MUll'inalra (l> Make Ream Per Daddy r») lUerorery ‘ St I I I (I ) American Neweataad t i l l H i NBC News 1 :1* ID Maeerlrlt ( t l Dacia W alt I t l l ID Raptrmaa 1:11 ID Sapermaa 1:10 (I I llurna A A lias ( t l D eputy t u n a SOS ( t l Waalkar M a w Card Suite Four suit.* of the familiar pack o f carila represent the four order* of society in the Middle Ages. Spades, an adap­ tation o f tha scepter, repre­ sented the nobility; hearta, modification of a chalice, de­ picted the clergy; diamonds, the merchant class; and, clubs, an adaptation of an acorn or a stave, represented tb* peas­ antry. T V RENTAL • Sale* • Service ; I* /k X I eledy I. lei/ »•* OO’jOW : pit n as **t|bVV V /' l POUND CAKE i • tMteco"1®' iJOAJits. 7-at-ea »t* * e * "" P E T * T a ll Cans - r- tY EVAP.MILK 7 I 00 EVAP.MILK 8 $1°° FYNE-TASTE ♦ Tal I Cans Seminole T V FA M i l l Zenith Color T V Sales 344 4 b in ford A v *. EA LADY FAIR 14oz 39c VALUE FREEZER QUEEN REG at ONION FROZEN CUKES FRESH FIRM GREEK T HE A T R *199 sm « * QUANTITY RHrHTt 1 1 u r\ r f HI UC - I N CONDRIONIB if* Tweiv-ofiv .m*.< PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY FRESH LONG GREEK Ked Is Rolling AIR LAUNDRY & CLEANERS 1 3 ) Vnuna Dr. Malone ing to look after them, Just able when they nerd her. can iso that they aren t undrrlout .usually manage to •'mother" an extra child or two or at home. three—and teach them how to There's an easy solution to behave while she n teach­ the problem and that is for ing her own children. the mothers of the neighbor­ If there if warmth and hood to send these footloose friendliness as well at firm­ children home, and a mother is probably Justified in doing ness in her manner, she can often gtte a few daytime or­ this if ah* wsnta to. phans the kind of training But if she regards these they aren't getting at home, uncared • for neighborhood as well as giving them the children as daytime orphans feeling thet someone cares —which la what they actually about them. are—a P o d mother might Sometimes, that bit of out­ see an opportunity for giving side mothering is the differ­ them wbat they lack; a place ence between a daytime or­ to play where they are wel­ phan's becoming a respon­ come so long as they behave sible youngster or a potential themselves and abide by the delinquent. rules of the house. Women do a great deal of worrying about juvenile delin­ Movie Czar III quency and wonder what they WASHINGTON (UPI) — can do about it, when most Kr<c Jnhnet.in, president o f the of them have s chance, right in their own homes, to do Motion Picture Association e f something for the "daytime America, was reported today orphans" whose own mothers in “ quite critical condition" can’t be bothered with them. from a stroke ):• suffered A good mother who stays June IT. at home to keep an eje on her children, and to be avail- NORDIC (Dakcc South won and played the eight of dubs. West thought a V II while and decided to rise ♦ 7* with Uie ace. Then West led «KQ411 the queen o ! hearts and South EAST took hn second high heart. At AK 10111 •Vow South led a heart and W Q J 14I I W 3I M il OAKS rulied in dummy, whereupon A io « t VAJil TUESDAY P. M. the roof fell on him. East SOUTH (D) overruffed with the nine and 11:11 (I ) Bore or L K i «I1 S Ernla f o r d Shaw led a spade for West to ruff. I I . ID 3* V AKI4 ID K.ithrr Know* tlret West led a trump right back. (I ) Searek tar Tames ♦ QJWI1 row AS As far ai he knew his par­ 11:41 (I) Goldlae Dlekl Both wutoerable tner had opened the bidding 1:90 <SI Bachelor faih a r Sew* Weet Meet* la d ID General •eoepltal and was clearly marked with P u t Pass 1A 1:11 IS) As The W orle To I* good diamonds. 1*1 Mid-Flu K e n t 2A Double r * u Faie East took the trick wiUi t it ) ID I«afUlnia F ie Taeaeord die king and gave his part­ 1:01 I(It)) Day Opetimg lead—A A In Caurt ner another spade rutf. Tlu» 3 10 i l l Art l.inktettar ( D Jane Wyman he asiumed that hie partner left poor South down one and aents had heard the opening bid he still had to lose a heart ( D The noctnre 1.00 I«I To Trll The Truth and East led the three of and a trump for an soo-puint ID I^irella Touna hearts. loss. ID Queea Per A Day 1:14 1(1 Til* !:•)** of Main By Ruth M illett AUTO T V Time Previews (St (I) I It IS) 1 .10 (I ) By Oswald Jacoby AAQJf J,haWoman sji • Onfih id q z M pare to keep eyes tad ears opee, but m m m a while you will Setter by b*tng partially uneooeooc* during the bidding. Weet did not bear North's spening club bid and ba thought that his partner had opened one spade and South bad stuck Id an overcall. Evee so West had no clear cut bid. hut be decided to double and hope bar the best and tba be*t sure happened. West opened the four of spade* and South decided to play dummy’* jack. East won with the king and while Hast knew bo could git* his partner so immediate ruff, East was looking for better things. He did not know exact­ ly what was going on, but o • DEAR GIRL: I think he is ang­ ling fo r the same privilege. (Other GIRLS— not “ GUYS.’’) Qacaby (j)a • D EAR ABBY: W hat do you think o f a guy who tells you that he loves you. and in the next breath he says he doesn't care if you go out with other guys? THE GIRL DEAR STUCK: When some adults don’t know what is best for them* selves, how are children expected to know? Young ladles are usually bet* ter o ff living with their mothers. Take my word fo r it, honey, and don’ t complicate your m other's life by com ­ plaining. She has enough on her mind right now. MONDAY P. M. free IS) CWeawei S this out of my mind. How can I be sure ? NERVOUS DEAR A B B Y : Just before school was out my Dad asked my Mom fo r a divorce. Mom didn't want on$, but they got divorced anyway. Now m y brother gets to live with my Dad and I have to live with Mom. All m y friends got to choose which parent they wanted to live with when their parents broke up, but nobody even asked me. I think a 18-year-old girl should know what is best for her, but Mom says she knows better what is best for me. How can I get to live with my D ad? My m other is always yelling at m e fo r something and we don't get along. Don’t you think it should be M Y ch oice? STUCK WITH MOM • By Abigail Von Buren Television dU qhliqhU CABBAGE ' f,v ‘ ' —P— *^e -r * 39< 3 5 ’ �Surprise Party Honors Ann M ahan Shouts at ''surprise" greet­ ed HIm Ann Mahan Thursday afternoon when she arrirsd at the homo o f H ist Judy Lavender. The surprise was s party gathering o f friends to celebrate Miss Mahan’s 11th birthday. "Happy Birthday Ann" was inscribed on the anniversary cake which also was decorated with a miniature girl listening to records with tiny feed rec­ ords scattered about the top af the cake. ad the cake with homemade Ice cream and ether party re­ freshments. Guests were Susan Brows, Vicki Boyd. Brenda Brown, Beach Cook-Out LITTLE TONI Lavender enjoyed being with the "big Kiris” Thursday when ghe uaUted her aunt, Miss Judy Lavender, right, with a gurprise birthday party for Miss Ann Mahan. The event waa held at the Lavender home on Oak Avenue. (Herald Photo) Around >5 members o f the Lake Mary Woman's Club gathered at the Capri, Thurs­ day, for a monthly luncheon and program meeting. Claire (Mrs. Frank) Evans, president o f tha club, opened the meeting with a reading, -Tha Art o f Thankagivlng." During tha buaineaa meeting that followed a new member, Mrs. It. M. Cochran, waa wel­ comed and two visitors, Mrs. Tom Best and Airs. Donald MtDaniel were Introduced. Mrs. Hugh Tillls, program chairman, announced plans for tha next meeting which will be be a smorgaabord in honor MRS, A. P. FOnSHAY SR., center, was truest speaker at the Lake M ary’g o f Lake Alary teachers and Woman'* Club luncheon-projrrum at the Capri Thursday. Here Mra. Forto be held at the school on ■hay shows the book ahe reviewed for the d u b to Mra. Frank Evans, and August 20th. A t this meeting Mra. Hugh Tillls. (Herald P hoto) books and other equipment donated to the school by the club will be on display. Shirley (Mra. Don) Smith was named vice president and will preside over future meet­ ings In the absence of Mrs. Evans. Mrs, Til Iis Introduced the guest speaker, alio a Lake Airs.-Reuel F. Robison was Strickland whose engagement door wsi J in . B. B. CrumMary cluh member, Helen hostess to a lovely morning to John Thomas Bowden was ley and in the receiving tine (Mrs. A. P.) Porshay. Airs. wer" ,he honorte and her moCoffee at her home, Friday, announced this month. Bridesmaid Party Given Saturday Sandy Arnold. Peggy Crier, Jot Dagger, Jill Weat, Ceni Wheatland, Suean Deal, Gay By Bernice Kelsey Hunt, Carol Oxford, Donna Miss Nancy Carol Estes, Bandage, G en D i a t r I e h s, Frances Clemmen*, Cendi popular Oviedo brldo-elect, Condcr, Janet Johnson and and her wedding attendants were honored at a Brides­ Gwen Champion. maid’s Breakfsst held Satur­ day morning at the poolside Geneva patio o f the Robert Meyer Motel in Orlando., Table decorations featured arrangements o f cut summer flowers. Miss Estes presented By Laeiae Grayson Mrs. Bertha L. Lindsay had each o f her attendants with as her guest* for two days a pair o f gloves as a gift. Those attending were Mrs. last week, her nephew and niece, Mr. and Mra. Harry Shirley Bentley, cousin o f the Mull and their daughter, Jean­ bride and matron o f honor; the bridesmaids, Miss Suianne ette, o f Ashvllle, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Edson Golt Partin, Miss Linda Harris and hava returned home after a Miss Julie Gore; the bride's honor o f mother, Mrs. Lonffwood Personals By Donna Kites Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bnumholser are vacationing with relatives in Evansville, Ind. where ha is enjoying many fishing trips with his grand­ sons. While they are away their restaurant in Longwood will lie closed for business. Forshay, a teacher in Orange County, gave a book review of Harry (ioldwater's, "Con­ science o f a Conservative" and also displayed other new books o f pertinent value o f this time Including, “ Usee Ami Iteuson" and, "The Greut Rights" and “ The American Political Process." i . :i( ft : .■■yf I M l .jf d ‘ her. ' A* * j. y S St* ** <" ■ jW ' trM M a ami held a pretty floral »rflunked by pule pink cutulles entwined with white lilles-of-thc-vatley, The hostels ’Hented corsngei of Swrethcnrt roses to -'I'"* Strickland and her mo- , Serving coffee and aplccd punch were Aire. John Ivey, Airs. Ctarrnca Powell and Mra. Dick Aiken and floating hoateases were Airs. Edward MeCall, Hr., Miss Susan .MrCall and Airs. Glenn Wlmbish. Around HO friends were Invited to the pre-nuptial event. The greeting "H ow are you ?’ Is not an invitation to air all your achia and pains. MRS. R. F. ROBISON pina a pretty corsage o f aweetheart rones on Miss Frances Strickland at a party in her honor Friduy morning at the R obiaon home. (Herald Photo) IF THERE IS A NUNN - BUSH FREEMAN STAR BRAND W H Y NOT WASH IN COMFORT AT — K W IT E -W H 1T E “3 LAUNDRY 341* FRENCH A V E From Your Downtown Horlat SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. lat A Sanford Av*. FA 3-1813 FA 3-8153 hob . Center 307 W. First 84. Chuluota i Personals DRASTICALLY REDUCED M ARY ESTHER’S "Featuring 200 Fashions Just N. PARK For You1 AVE. A L W A Y S F IR S T Q U A L IT Y r a limited ne! Famou 1 i - ■ LLTJ r 1 - 1 r _ ■ 1 L _____ A • A Study Of Communism • Wedemejrr Report t Herds Of Treisoa • Brain Washing • A Guide To AntiCommunist Action — And Other* — Gifts • Cards • Hooka (Formerly Me Vicars) 210 K. F irst St. N A T IO N -W ID E ® PENCALE® 1 famous long-wearing cotton muslins famous, fine combed cotton percale | W H ITE 1 \ W HITE PARADISE NATURALIZER JACQUELINE | STORE PASTELS 1.79 1.47 2.48 1.68 1.99 2.73 2 foF78c 2 for 99c 2 for1.21 twin 72 x 108” flat or twin Elastu-fit bot­ tom sheet ! | | fun 81’* x 108" flat or twin R in a ta -fit bottom sheet | Pillow cases TH E F A M IL Y POLL • PARROTS i AN FORD MISS BONNIE LEE STOPFER (House o f Rnhijn) • Masters Of Decrlt j WE ARE OPEN AIR | ALL 4 Anti • Communist Hooka For Your Selection — WOMEN FLO W ERS BREEZE WE GET IT — FOR See Thursday’s Herald Cot. and Mrs. Jesse O. Gregory spent the weekend with Air. and Airs. W. E. Gray at their new home In Cap® Coral. The Grays are Mrs, Romeo Morin and former residents o f Lake three children, Gary, Doug­ Alary and Mrs. Gray was active In Pink Ladies and the las and Jeannette, o f New Bedford, Alass., are visiting Garden Club, Airs. Philip Norgucrra won with Mr. and Airs. Arnold the floral arrangement at the Wax wood floors every six Jackson of Seventh SU head table as a door prise. to eight mouths. j 1 WATCH FOR OUR t SHOES w l l V h l l t A poft paint or shaving brush is a good tool for dust­ ing the fussy Waves of African Violets. Make it a firm habit to wash the brush in soap or detergent suda after each use to prevent just spreading the dust. Personals | € M, Mrs. ft. R, Pippin has re­ turned home by Jet from Min­ neapolis, Minn., where iha visited her daughter, Gladys, (Mrs. R. E. Wntlow) and fam­ ily for five weeks. While there they all made a camping tour around half of Lake Superior and also spent tome time camping on a pretty lake site newr the Canadian border. Be­ fore returning home Mrs. Pippin visited relatives in her former home town of Pinckord, Ala. and also vis­ ited in Troy and Dothan. tlm I'ri’ilnminmit party rolor* throughout [tie [("bii-in home, liming room Uhl« V Msrisn Estes and the groom’s mother, Mrs. Glenn Tanner. Hostesses for the breakfast were Mrs. Jamea Partin, Mra. Walter Teague, Mr*. Don Ulrey and Mrs, Milton Gore. Gretting the guests at the th*r’ !Un‘ * ’ *• Strickland and Air*. Robison. yellow and white were Mis* Frances The wedding will be held Nov. 18 at All Souls Catholie Church. The bride.elect was gradu­ ated with the data of ’80 from Semlnola High School and at­ tended Florida Southern Col­ lege la Lakeland. Enaign Dcnault, a native o f New Hampshire, received his higher education at the Uni­ versity o f California. He la currently attached to VAtf-3 at the Sanford Naval Air Sts- Personals Mrs. R. F. Robison Hostess To Coffee For Bride-Elect In Mr. and Mrs. Homer A . Stoffer o f Sanford announce the e n g a g e m e n t of their daughter, Bonnie Lee, to Don­ ald R. Dcnault, Ensign, Unit, ed States Navy. Dcnault is the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Raymond V. Dcnault o f Claremont, N. At Poolside Patio North Carolina. Members at Phi Gamma Eta chapter at Beta Sigma Phi and their gucata tact at New Smyrna Beach Baturday eve­ ning for a cook-out. Among thoft* attending were Mr, and Mrs. Jim Warn, er, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Mitch­ ell, Mrs. R obert Gonsales, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reck, Mr, and Mra. Joe Alexander, Miss Donna Hodgea, Miss Barbara Moses and Mr. and Mrs. Sid Vihlen. Miss Bonnie Lee Stoffer Engaged To N aval �I I H» W ft f t t Jalr » . i m — Paw 7 Can Dodgers Be 'Raise A N ative' Is Headliner Up To Their Old Pennant Tricks? Let Him Run Heavyweight 'Find' 'Potentially' Best For Saratoga Birthday Show NEW Y O R K (U PI) — I by 24-yearo!d T a m il’* lopSARATOGA S P R I N G S , Aug. 3. He probably will be third another time. Hie stake* Matchmaker Teddy Brenner aided, nationally televised Vict o d a y sought big b-rankad lory over contender Zora -V. Y. (NEA) — To torn* Introduced at Saratoga in victories were In the Tremont Caaelue Clay or Doug done* Foltey at Madtaon Square racegoers — usually t h o s e The Hopeful, ■ elx-and-a-balf <at Aqueduct and the Tyro . . ,,, furlong run for 175,000 on at Monmouth. at tli* next opponent for Garden, Saturday night, he Weaned cn the gilt and gilt- eI<w|n r ^ AlI)r Mr*. ||arr|et N. Ball’* Rig Ernie Terrell, Chicago giant declared today: ter o f modem supermarket The dark horse npotlight Pete, winner c f four fo r four and new acuurgo of the “ Terrell U potentially the heavyweight dWIatcn. greatest fighter in the heavy­ i style belting emporia— Sara­ grabber, if there is cne, could at Monmouth and Delaware Brenner waa to imprttaed weight division. Six month* toga la an eyesore pile o f ob­ well be a youngster who has Park, may campaign at Sarafrom now be will be able to solescent junk that should yet to make hi* first race. tag*. Timbeau, winner of “ Because of the coughing three out o f four at Aqurwhip champion Sonny I.ieton hare been consigned to the Sickness, more than 30 per duct, including the National because o f hie height, reach, dump years ago. cent of the two-year-olds eta- Staliion, may decide to test speed, strength and ruggedTo others — mostly those bled at Aqueduct have nut Raise a Native’s mettle, nsaa.* who fondly remember, or raced,” said Tommy Trotter,! “ We’re Just hoping all the Big Ernie’s lopsided deci­ wish they did, the gaslight raring secretary for New othrrs don’t run for cover sion over veteran Folley of and gal uses ere — the vener­ York tracks. when Rtise a Native’s enChandler, Aril., was h I ■ able Spa course is a shrine, Among those who have tered," said Tommy Trotter eighth straight victory. In hit a refuge where one ean dip shown promise are Chieftain hopefully, latest previous bout on April into the tranquil past “ If past performances at o f Raymond Guest’s Powha­ By United Preea International i l , T a m il had outpointed - One thing they all agree on Neltan Tax I* elbowing hie contender Cleveland Williams —tho setting may be old and tan Stable, which has won Saratoga are any criterion, three, run second once and they won't." way into the elaaa o f baaeball of Houston, Tex. slow, but the action Is new "N ow ," said Brenner, “ I immortal*, one bate at a time. and fast. Two-ycar-clds rup­ He won’t be remembered want Terrell to fight-Clay nr ture most of tho interest at for hie power, nor for hit Jones on Sept. 30 o r Oct. 18. the 100-yoar-old track. pbyeiqne, but the »crappy Chi­ I’m offering Clay ■ minimum T h n 2 4 -d a y Centennial cago second bateman who la guarantee o f 138,000 with the Birthday meeting open* toprivilege o f 80 per rent of all a throwback to the long-ago An I I'm I dny with the spotlight glaring Rai„ . Native, but that heroea of baaeball will com­ net proceeda. And I n offerin* Jontt a guarantee of , . , . mand aa many tinea in the n o rwv> *• I <*0€in * mean iom« dark norsw record book* a* tome o f the s £ L , « . « d t h . t . l i— ! <*• •*“ .*• _ , geme’a moat notable slugger*. ton-Clay match In September b'* ’ " “ “ J V ? ,cf Fog reached another mile­ was unlikely because Clay’. N ,U t' DwK#r out * R* i“ stone Sunday when he notched Ycu, may go to Saratoga un­ handlera want him to have the 2,300th hit o f his major defeated, as hr wne in his \ couple more bouts before leaguw career. Typically, It first four starts. He certain- ( challenging big Sonny, ly will go to the rustic set­ wa* a single, and typically it Terrell, who carries 27)4 turned into the winning run ting with two track record* pounds on a six-foot-seven and one near world mark. as the White Sox beat the frame, was rated eighth Rale* a Native, purchased Baltimore Orioles, 4-1. among contendere when he Only 39 other players have went into the ring against by financier Louis Wolfson reached the 2,500-hlt plateau. save nth-ranked Folley, 203K. for (39,000 at tha Saratoga Five o f them were aeeond And the betting was at “ even Yearling Bales, made his de­ but at Hialeah Park, romping baaemen, and all now have a money.” In six lengths in front In a place In the Hull of Fame. three-furlong maiden special It’s big company indeed for under Jchnuy Ruts. Fox, an unlnipoaing five foot, On May 4. the Harbor Vitw nine Inch, 160-pounder. chestnut got away slowly in In other American League a five-furlong allowance at games, the New York Yan­ Aqueduct, but still set a track kee* overcame the Minnesota CHICAGO (UPI) — Pro record c f ,S7 4 ’ 5 winning by Twine, 3-1, after dropping the opener of a doubleheader, fi­ golf's biggest money win­ eight lengths under the guid­ RAISE A NATIVE. MANUEL YCAZA l l the U s Angeles Angel* ner*, Arnold Palmer, Jack ance of Bobby Ueiary. Rale* a Native brake on swept a twlnblll from the Bos­ Nicklaus and Julius Boros, ton Red Sox, fi-0 and fi-4; the play o ff today for ona o f the top in the Juvenile Stakes at Aqueduct May 31 and finish­ Detroit Tiger* beat the Waih- biggest purses of the pro tour. ed the fire furlongs two-and(11,000 first money in the tngton Senators twice, 3-3 and a-half lengths ahead o f his ’ 7-4; and the Xanana City Ath­ (37,200 Western Open. nearaet competitor, again In It will bo the fifth playoff letics stopped the Cleveland •S7 4/5, w itlrR ols at a pas­ Indiana, 3-0, in the first game In tha last seven pro tourna­ senger. ments and for Painter, hta but dropped the nightcap, 12On July 17, Hie burly fourth in hla last five out­ T. Parke-trained sited lipped ings. He won hla last two TALLAHASSEE iU P l) — promised to have a formal overtime playoffe, tha Clavo- over the five-and-a half-fur­ long course to win the Grand Florida's deer, turkey and early hearing next year to get land Open and tha ThunderAmerican by two lengths in , quail season will open Nov. 16 all views in tho nrra before hird, but he lost the National deciding on tho dove aruson 1.02 3/6. Tbia beat the old Open title to Boros in the except in Southern Florida there for the next season . Aqueduct mark by a second previous scrap. where It will begin a week Called Frets Iaternetteaxl A number of counties will and a fifth and was a fifth Nicklaus and Boros came earlier. National League he closed to deer and turkey o f a second slower than the from behind with par-ahatterThe State Game and Fresh hunting at their request and world record set by Matisse W. U P * i GB ing play Sunday to ratch the Doe Angeles at Centennial Park in Denver Water Fish Commission act special gobbler seasons were 62 41 .602 36 46 .336 414 slumping Palmer ami force and equalled by I’nrterhouie the season* at a public meet­ set for some areas. St. Louis ing. today's extra-distance round at Hollywood Park. Bog limits wore set at two le a Francisco 36 46 .336 4H In all but Southern Florida per season un deer, three per 33 47 .339 6V4 with a three-way tie at 2S0, Manuel Ycasa, who merely Chicago four etrokea under par for 72 waxed the whip and flicked the main hunting season will season on turkey, 10 per day 56 49 .333 T Cincinnati 33 49 .329 Tli holes on the 6,Bfl7.y*rd Bev­ hla mount Just once at about ran from Nov. 16 to Jan. 8, In «n quail and dove and 10 gray Philadelphia 32 32 .300 10H erly course. the 3/lfith pole, aald: “ He Ithe* fourth region of South and two fox per duy on squirMUwauke 30 32 .490 11H Pittsburgh breaks surprisingly fast for n |Florida ami parts o f the fir.-t reL Houston 41 63 .367 22Vs THREE IB LIMIT big co lt I sat there and let region aouth of State Road 60, It will run from Nov. B to Jan. 32 73 .306 30Vk TASIIINGTON— (NEA) — him run." Mow York Federal law require* that In Rale* a Native will make a 5. in the third region of Cincinnati 4 Milwaukee S, 1st the hunting o f migratory belated bow to Saratoga aocl•ty, bypassing the Spa t n ; N,,rlhwMt Florida, hunters Milwaukee 3 Cincinnati 2, 2nd birds, sportsmen do not use 6el * n rx,ru week’* shoutChicago S St. Louis 1, let a shotgun with a greater c o m p e t e in the (100,600 I WASHINGTON (U IT) — Chieago 16 St. Louis 11, 2nd megasin* capacity than three guaranteed alx-furlong The ing with ths season open from Boxing It one* again a pollUPhils. 1 Lot Angeles 4 shells. Sapling at Monmouth Park Nov. 16 to Jan. 12. Ths quail and apuin-el act­ Sin Fran. 3 Pittsburgh 1 •■*1 iaau* according to Sen. ion will run from Nnv. lit to Houston 8 New York 2, night Feb. 23 except In the South S»te* Kefauver, D-T*nn., the Tuesday's Games Florida fourth region w here chairman of the Senate antiChicago it Milwaukee, night truat and monopoly subcom­ it w|l] open Nov. 9. Cincinnati at fit. Louis, night Th« Commiaaion, controlled mittee. Pittsburgh at Houston, night Sunday Kefauver aald that on waterfowl iratons by the New York xt La* Angeles, Fide rul Fiah and Wildlife he would inveatlgate among night thing* heavyweight Ssrvlce, approved the early other Phils, et San Fran., night the late «| lit dov* icaunri for champion S«nny Llitton’* new American League tha enlire stale. Dates are business organiiation. manda­ nr. L. Prt. GB Oct. 6-Kov. 3. N«v. 16.Dec. 2 tory r*-turn bout* in con­ New York 61 36 640 and Dsc. 21-Jon. 12. tracts of professional fight37 43 .330 ■ Chicago Baltimore Tha Commission aiked tog- era, ami the “ matching and 37 49 .338 914 Maters to go along with the mis-matehing" of professional i i U .334 iOVi Minnesota rarly ssaaon this year and boxers. 37 46 113 12H Bettes 31 33 .490 15 Cleveland 51 36 .477 lGVh Los Angeles 47 33 .441 18 Kansas City 43 34 .434 2014 Detroit Washington 36 46 333 29 Sunday's Besulte Chicago 4 Baltimore 1 Detroit 3 Washington 2. 1st Detroit 7 Washington 4, 2nd Kansas City 3 Cleveland 0, 1st Cleveland 17 Kansas City T, 2nd Minnesota 3 New York 1, lit A D E T K H M IN K l) and cu te F lorida w a ter akier, ' X4W T ilfg 3 m nugPJtl 2. 21HI J e a n e tte Drow n, lb. U1 lj| im .u liattietu, waa L. Angeles 3 Boston 0. 1st on* o f the two women selected to represent the L Angeles 3 Boston 4, 2nd United Staten at the world wrater aki champion­ Tuesday's Games ships at Vichy, France, this September. Miss L. Angeles at Cleteland, night Brown is expected to place high in the women’s Chicago at Washington, night jum ping and trick skiing events. Detroit at Baltimore, night Kansas City at New York, night R E LIA B LE SERVICE Minnesota at Boston, night FAST little Nellie Fox Bangs Out 2,500th Hit 3-Way Playoff fn Western Open Hunting Season Dates Announced For State Standings Kefauver Sets Boxing Probe Light Workout H A N N O V E R . Germany (U PI)—Coach Peyton Jordan o f tho U.S. men'* track and Geld team planned only light workouts today in preparaition for Wednesday’s and Thursday’* dual meet with W itt Germany at Hannover’s Niedorsachen Stadium. yjojunq S iq n Co. • DECALS • TRUCKS SILK SCREEN PROCESS SltiNS 317 S. OF • A LL PALMETTO WALLS KINDS AVE. PHONE FA 2-6422 BIG TRADE-IN A LLO W A N C E Wkeu Tau Trade For The Famous Yatoo: No Job Too Tough • Smooth Performance. Wa Sell • Service • Demon­ strate Aad Trade. f 8 -Stance Varies By Called h te s Intenuttewal Say it ain’t" so. Walter. You don't often say much but Dodger fans from the Brook­ lyn Gowanua to the Malibu Freeway need a « nrd o f as­ surance today. That once-im­ posing seven-game National League lead la down te 4H games almost overnight and the memory o f the 1942 col­ lapse is still fresh. Those San Francisco Giants have won seven straight and tha fit. Louis Cardinal* are In exact­ ly the earns striking range, too. Pan It happen again? Well, tho Dodgeri held a four-game lead as late as Sept 10 last season and con­ trived to blow the flnr. So, It h-nls like it could he the same old cliff-hanging sus­ pense again this year. The Giants rolled to their si-venlh straight victory by healing Hie Pittsburgh Pi­ rate*, 3-1, Sunday while the Philadelphia Phillies beat Los Angeles, 7-4, and handed the Dodgrrs their fourth lota In a row. The St. I xmiIs Cardinals lost an opportunity to gain important ground when they dropped a douldeheader to the Chicago Cubs, fi.l ami 10-11, but are tied for secondplace with the Giants. BALANCE — W h i n the bull moves farther back and tha club gratln a t e s downward in length, Julius Boros’ feet move closer to­ gether to help maintain balance. there’s a ‘Jeep’ vehicle that’s right for you! H U E IRC T H E ! EXAMPLES:' M U T UNIVERSAL Ths vshlclo of • thousand utss. Csrriss cargo or psrsonnsl. R alto tows, wlnchdx, digs, plows snow, ote.World's most; provan 4-whssl driv* vahictal Builders Win Double Header MEER* SU M A TO Rf Poworod by Klng.ewood Builders of San­ <ho nsw Tornado-OHC engine— Amarics’ s only sutomotlvo avsiw ford won a douhle header hoad cam angina. 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My feet, for example, are ball vary with the length and much closer together for n B even the individual loft of the iron than for a drive. It ap­ stub. pears the ball has been moved Using woods, I recommend hack between my feet con­ playing tha bail off a line just siderably, when It really has inside the left heel. been moved only a small de­ Play the ball in the spot gree. The difference between Rennet that where your club the position of the ball an a will Strike squarely at thn drive and a 5 Iron la only time the arc of tha ewing about an Inch and a half. reaches the luwest point. This Even with an 8 Iron It woal4 will enable you to hit the ball be no more than a coupl* « ( squnnly, instead of striking Inches. It white your club is arching downwatd or upward. The t -l! •• touted back as M . G. HODGES the dubs decrease in length. Thin make* the position of the PLUM BING hell compensate for shorten­ • WELLS DRILLED ing o f the shafts, since the are • PUMPS SERVICED of the awing also becomes AND INSTALLED shorter. • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Aa the ball moves farther back toward the renter of the • FREE ESTIMATES feet and the elub graduates CALL FA 2-4037 downward in length, the feet move closer together to help PAOLA ROAD mnintnin balance, The matter 7 Cede • Air (Ccaht form) 9 IWuie tabJ t i H t f i m LMUU KUC ASSk 2 Land grawt 1 40 44 u h 0” 5T 'a r “ t 5T p1 J tf �Legal Notice ^ t* this c iR c rrr c o tirr ©r THR XM TM 4 ID IC IU C2R. c r r r nr flo m id s . is m d ro© i c r m d l k c o n n , i> . i n a -© o r r o a r -c L o a t R C M L R NINTH FKDKIIAL S A V IN ,!* AND LOAN A M O C IA TIO X UR N B W TOIIIC CITT. A Vnlted States banking corporation. Plaintiff, vc. CLARKXCK R O Ih lK IU an.| \ K R A C. ItOlMlKIU*. hlc w ife . Defendant). NOTICK !R IIKIIKIIT U IV . BN porcuant to a Final Oc­ tree of Foreclosure dated July t». 1 X 3. and entered In Chancery t'aan No. m m of the Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial Circuit of Florida, lit and for Seminole County, "h erein NINTH FBUKKAL HA VIM W AN D LOAN AHHO. CtATIUX OF NK W T o ll 1C CITT. a United M ate* banking corpora lion. plain tiff. and CI.AHBXCK RolMlKItH and VKIIA C. IIODOKIU*. hie r i fe . Defendants. I trill aell to tho hldheet and heel bidder for caah at the Heuilnola County Court llouee la Hanford, F lor. Ida, at t1:M A. M . on tho llh day of August. t i l l , tho folioi Int described property at eat forth In eald Final bo* tree, to -* r lent IIS. '.U M ID A I.K H illtilVLHloX. » cording to the Flat thereof a . record* •d In Flat Book IS. Pa«o It of Iho Publlo liecorda of Seminole County, Flor­ ida, Including the buildInse and appurtenancee located thereon, together with the furniture, furnishInge, and flltu ree eltuato therein, and located there, on, ae epeelflcally eel forth In Mortgage upon which Complaint le haeed. I*.\TBD Ihla tith day ef July. A. D. 1111. (H£AL) Arthur H. Beckwith, da. Clerk. Circuit Court By: Bertha T . Tlhlea Deputy Clerk Frank A Htrelhow I lia Lincoln Hoad Miami Beach 1», Florida Publleh July It, K M C U K -lt l__________________________ in r iM V K U T noth of c in c tr r c o m in th k T IIK N IN TH J l D i e t I I . C l l l . t 'l IT O F A X U F O R UF.RU NOLIl C O P N T 1 , F L O R ID A , C H A N C K R T Ns. I H M M AH T A B SAVI.NU© AND LOAN AHHOCIATIO.N. F le ln tlti MATO JE R R T W R IflllT . et el. Defendante. NltTIt'R OF a t IT IN H O H T filtlK FIHIKI LOnl RM T O , MAYO JK ItllT W ill,H IT and FLORA X t X I M \\ III,HIT, hla wlfa. RttUIIIKNIK, I'nknown AND Fan, A ll parties claiming Interests by, through, un­ der or against ilia afura* •old person T o ll AUK hereby notified that a Complaint to foreclose a certain mortgaga encumberng Ihe follow ing described real property, tn -w lt: Lit T. OAKLAN D IIII.1JI ADDITION, according to Ihe plat thereof ae record­ ed In I’ lat Book IS. Peg* 1*1. Public Itecorda ,.f Hrmlnol* County. Florid*, haa been filed against you In the above-styled suit, end you are required to serve a copy of your A n ie r r or other Pleading to the Complaint on P lain tiffs attorneys. ANDKIt. HON, It I'MI I, UK AN. L o W X . Ill'll* A van den BKRH. SSI !*st Central Avenue, Orlsndo, Florida, and file the original Answer or utlier Pleading In the office o f the Clerk o f Ihe Circuit Court on or before the ISIh day of August, IMS. If you fall to do so. a de­ cree pro confeeeo will he taben against you for the relief demanded In the Complaint. This Notlre shall be pub* llehed once a s e e k for four Consecut i ve weeks lu The Hanford Herald. IHKAL) DATUO this bilk day «d July. IMS. Arthur II. Beckwith. g r . Clerk o f Circuit Court lly: Martha T. Vlhleu Deputy Clerk Andereon, llueh. Dean. Lowndra A van dan Berg Atlorneya and Counsellors at Law 323 Cast Central Tlnulavard r> o Poet Office Una D M Orlando, Florida Telephone 341-M il Publleh July U , 22. 32 >. 1X3. CDK-74 A Aug. It Pays To T he Dm H E R A LD W an t A d i. NEWCOMER?' • Have you, : or has someone : you know, lu st nwveit tu a i new home? Your Welcome Wagon Hostess will call with gi f t a and f r i e ndl y greeting* from the com­ munity. V I R G I N I A I 'K T K O S K I I*. O . B u t 1214 NORA NORMS TB 8*lj|l - * - l ’1 �:* ~ l v| ry > Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In From Your Classified A d. Call FA 2 -5 6 1 2 . 9 . Education • In stru ctin g Classified Phone CLASSIFIED INDEX I I.nit & Found U. S. CIVIL S E R V IC E 2. Notice* - PersonaU TESTS! 3. Etlucation - Instruction MEN-WOMEN, 18-82. SUrt I. Transportation high a* flu.MO ■ week. Pre­ 5. Food paratory training until ap­ *?. F or Rent pointed, Thousand* of job* fiA Special Notices open. Experience usually 7. Business Rentals unnecexdiry. FREE infor­ She ts a fs rfi IrraUt July 29, 1963 — Page 9 6. F o r Kent 12. Real Estate For Sal* 2*. Radio A Television St. Articles For Sal* USED T.V. Sets #10 up. Ser­ READY MIX Concrete, win­ vice calls $2.00. Sanford dow nil*, lintels, steps,T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford block*, land, cement, rock, Ave. Ph. FA 2 9776 pipe, jteel, grease traps, 1-3 HR. bouse it3 a month. 3 BEDROOM, Florida room. 13 br. bouse U2. a month. Urge yard with iprinkler S. Sanford Ate. FA 2-3219. system. Good neighborhood. Inquire at 2414 Summerlin. BEDROOM furnished house. dry wells, stepping stones. (73. a month. Navy perBEDROOM. 14a baths, CB 27. Special Services Miracle Concrete Co. sonnet only. Children wclRange, garbage disposal, 309 Elm. Ave. FA 2-3131 FKIG1DAIRG come. FA 2 9097. double carporte and cor­ Sale* A Service ner lot. *300. down. Avail­ Z1G ZAG SEWING 8. Beach Rentals mation on job*, salaries, re­ G. H. HIGH DUPLEX apt*., 2 bedroom, able Aug. 10. 1906 Patrick MACHINE i>. For Sale or Rent quirement*. Write TT)DAY 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford 1 furnished—i unfurnished, Place. FA 2-7468. REPOSSESSED, due to nn10. Wanted to Itent giving name, address and Ph. FA 2-3883 2iH E. 27th St., FA 2 6477. fortunate circumstances. '63 II. Real Estate Wanted ph me. l.intoln Service, Box WELL KEPT. 3 bedroom CB LAWNS Renovated - Aerate model, perfect condition. Office 204 W . First 12. Real Estate For Sule 40. c'o Sanford Herald. 2 BEDROOM unfurnbhed dup­ home. *62. per month. Ex­ Remove Thatch - Chinch Scwi forward A reverie, 13. Mortgage Loans lex Excellent location. Kit­ tras available. Good deal. DEADLINES Bug Spray (VC-13) - Fertlmake* buttonholes, aewa on 14. Insurance 6. F or Rent chen equipped, not U. Elm FA 2-7432. He—Ph. FA 2-4244 button*, embroiders A mono, CLASSIFIED DISPLAY; 15. Business Opportunity Ave., FA 2-5591. MANSFIELD LAWN SER. grams, darns A patches, Tun., thru Frl. - 2 P. Jl. day 16. Female Help Wanted F U R N I S H E D Apartment. ACREAGE Clean and clos« in. Jimmie ONE bedroom furnished apt. tack* A hem*, etc. Aisum* before Insertion, lion. - SoL 17. Male Help Wnnted Plano Tuning and Repair Cowan. 323-401?. *45,00; Two bedroom fur­ 31 acres with spprx. 7 acres 6 payments of $6.0Q. Ph, noon. 18. Help Wanted W. L Harmon — FA 2-4223 Bal. wooded with highway FA 2 8627. nished Apt. *55.00, 2101 19. Situations Wanted FURN. Apt. Clot* In. Phone STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED; frontage. Located on west WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Magnolia, Phone FA 2-3931. FA 2 2800. Tue*., thru FrL - U P. M. ila/ 20. Rnbysitters WITH purchase of Blue Lua* aide. Price 113,700. Terms. Robert A. William*. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS before Insertion. Mon. - Sat 21. Renuty Salons tre, rent Electric Carpet Exclusive with All Type* and Sizes FUIIN. Apt. 2300 Mellonville. 22. Ruild - Paint - Repair *on0. FtTltNlRHFn —Ire 5*1, fur only Xt n«; VTe Repair and Seiner 23. Ruilding Materials ROBERT A. WILLIAMS attic fan. Adult*. Reason­ 2 tlEDKOOM House unfurn­ day. Carroll's Furniture, RESPONSIBILITY: S T I N E 24. Electrical Services Realtor ished. Kitchen equipped. $65 able. FA 2-1954. The Herald will not be re­ Machinery and Supply Co. REFRIGERATOR with 30 Ih. 25. Plumbing Services Raymond Lundqulit, Also. a mo. 2434 Cedar Ave. sponsible for more than one 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 26. Radio &. Television freezer, ex. condition. 175. FA 2 3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 8. Bench Rent ills incorrect insertion o{ your ad, 27. Special Services TRAILER, private lot. Ph. SMITH Air-Condition Refri­ Chest ot Drawer*, coat #66. and reserves the right to re­ 28. Laundry Service HUTCHISON Ocean front BEAUTIFUL brick, 3 bedFA 2-6087. few weeks ago, your* for geration service. All work vise or reject any advertise­ 29. Automobile Service room, 2 full bath home, dou­ Apartment. Daytona Beach. #33. See after 3 p. m. at guaranteed. Very reason ment from what ordered to SUMMER RATE. L a r g e ble valpuitv. Close ill, de­ 29A . A uto Accessories FA 2 4038. able in price. Diy FA 2-7434 121? Majnolia Ave. conform to the policies of this clean 2 UJr, turn. apt. 863. 30. Machinery - Tool* sirable neighborhood. FHA paper. Night FA 2-2069. 1700 Magnolia Ave. HEAVY duty reducing vibra. 9. For Snle or Item 31. Poultry - Live stock 1430 down, #78 monthly. tor, cxc. cond, bargain; 31A. Pets sIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ Monna Jarvis. FA 2-1810. 4 Bedroom, 3 bath, air-con­ 2.23 ACRES of sub irrigated skill elec, hedge clipper, 32. Flowers • Shrubs tio* etc. Free eitimatc. Ph. Only 1 house left. ditioned, fenced patio, extra land. For information call FA 2 3376. "I hop* th* picture* turn out O X, It's hard to 322-3306. 33. Furniture large carpeted F l o r i d a Silk* Of Pa Mir Hm i Ix FA 2-4069. focu* undtr watarl" OR TRADE, 6 year equity in Nolle* le her.br *iv«n. 34. Articles For Sale room, hardwood floor*, ph. CALORIC ga* range. Like Board of County CnmmiNlon. 34-A Swap or Exchamte 3 bedroom, IH bath Ptne- TRACTOR work, mowing, 12. Renl Estate For Sale FA 2-8393. new. #60. cash. FA 2-2147, •r* of S.niinolo County. Flor­ discing, blade, tcoop. 6. For Rent 6. For R*nt errst home for similar prop­ ida. propaar* to rtxon* the 35. Articles Wanted FA 2-7664. IMMEDIATE Occupancy, two following d*»«rlbed proparty 36. Automobiles - Trucks ONE Large, one small Down­ 10 YEAR old case trade - and erty In NAS Jax area. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: .'URNISHED 1 bedroom and 3 bedroom model Homes. tonad A-l Agriculture to: C-2 stairs Apt. 611 Park. cutter bar. Good cono..Ion. FA 2-6832. Commarclat: That portion of 37. Boats - Motors Rooms private batiu, 114 kitchen. • Private bath. 1st SINGER LMN Enterprises, I n c. *400. FA 2-1718. tho North ttj ft of tha W'i 38. Motorcycles - Scooters W. First St. floor, own entrance. Elec­ 2 BEDROOM furnished House. of tha Nr •; of tha s \ v ; ot SEW ING M ACH INE Highland Ale. Longwood. BEDROOM, CB houie. fiactlon 1S-;IS-3«E. not pra- 39. Trailers - Cabanas tricity and water furnished 873 a month. 2008 Palmetto AFRICAN night crawlers and SALES A SERVICE TE 8 3911. Large lot near Pinecrest Tloualr annad C*l. Furtliar de­ FURNISHED 4 room Apart­ KA 2-2489. Ave. FA 2-3557. red wlgfiler*. Bulk or cup. scribed a* b»ln* a purest 2. Notice* • Personal* C A LL P A 2-578,1 School und bale. Small ment. 1 Bedroom. #60 a fronting on tha South alda pod. Ray Lawson, Osteen, down payment. Assume pay­ of 8 It. (IS and t> Inx between VACUUM CLEANER repair*, 2 - BEDROOM duplex Apt. month. Water furnished. 3 ROOM lurnished garageFA 2-4250. Air-Conditioning Rvanoar Realty tlulldlng on ments *49 monthly. Phone Kitchen equipped. No met­ 323.0389. apt. No deposit on utllitiei. parts, supplies for Elwitrotha Wees and tha Parker propH. I). TOPE CO., IN C. FA 2-8270. er*. 706 E. 14th St. I’ hone CANNING pears, $1.C0 a bui* C a l l after 3:30 p. m. arty on tho Faat and extend­ lux. Kirby, Hoover, AirOffice TA 22118 2U) So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 1 BEDROOM furnished du­ ing 01S ft daep. C-l CommtrFA 2-7622 or FA 2 6033. hel. Bcardall Ave. FA 2 6783 EA 2-1303. Way, Rex-Air etc. Free Night FA 2 0648 cists Tha S’erly 10# ft of tti* 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath. Atsunte plex apt. Adults. FA 2-3610. pickup. New and Vied K'erly Sli ft of tha W'« of 323 0700 THREE BEDROOM home #91 monthly payments. LAWN SERVICE FOR summer rates on (rotb EFFICIENCY Apartment on 2324 Tark Dr. -Saofurd, Fla. tha JfE*a of tha NW ■; of Saocleaners Mild. FA 2-2282. Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ pork. Call FA 2 0260. with 1890 It. of living area. NEW unfurnished 2 Bedroom tlon Further daFA 2-9204. First St. Near 2 city free Duple* Apt. Electric stove, ocribed aa a 100 x loo ft par­ Hardwood floor*, paneled isfaction guaranteed. Ph. parking lota and shopping SPACE cel having too ft frontage on SINGER AUTOMATIC refrigerator, Venetian blind* FA 21817. L. I t , separate dining room, the Feet alda of talk! Howell RAVENNA PARK stores. No utility charge*. for the children in this big, SEWING machine, like-new, and water fumiihed. Ph. IRoad with the Korthwest cor­ fireplace, path), large yard. shaded yard anil right next Very attractive 3 bedroom TREES trimmed, dc mossed Suitable for couple or sint i t n r m i * > im i; ner of parc-l h-1-i g SIS ft makes buttonholes, tews on FA 2 2374 after 5 p. m. Phono FA 2 53U}. to a lovely City park for home on a fine corner tot. file, also retired people. bouth of Inturaactloti of ait. J f O T I C E |d herrtijr glvan th a t ami removed. FA 2-1661. buttons, monograms, em­ I a m «ni|iai;«4 In tiu aln ei* At *J* and Utka Howell ltd. Includes stove, refrigerator, more play activity. Threu FA 2-4712. "CLEAN quiet Rooms" The I’uMto hearing will la held I t * N P a r k Avr. Han fanl. broiders, etc. All without U-droum, 2 bath house has exhaust fan and disposal. SWIMMING instructions, all New people In town look at Gable*. FA 2 0720. hi tha Seminole County Court Semlnote County. Klarltla, un­ attachments. Sold new over IIonto, Stanford, Florida, In the der the fictitious mm* of. Hi raid Ads. Be sure your level*. KA 2-3332. HUNT A BED This home can be your* separate dining r o o m, County I'ommlsslonere Hoorn, South ward Invrwiment & Real­ #300, balance now due only I BEDROOM Apartment. Rollaway, Hospital A Baby Florida room, Uree, eal-in for #699 down with reason­ ty Co. in<t that I Inland to business Is represented with on Augtial It, l»*J at in PRACTICAL nurse will care #89.86 or pny #8.28 monthly. QuU'l neighborhood. FA 2Beds. A ll or ga toon thereafter a* rasrlaiar aal4 »!%ni* with the attractive able payment*. Call today. and equipped kilchcn. dou­ advertisements. for patients in my home. Clerk of the i?lreult Cciurt, Call FA 2 3612. puellMo. Liberal trade • in on your 1462 from 8:3u to 6 p. m. By Day, Week, or Month ble garage and fiber glass Hoard of County Comnile- Hainirv-la County, Florida* In Ph. FA 28135. old machine. Call Orlando Monday thru Friday. Ph. CARROLLS FURNITURE •luii-tre, aemlnule County, At 'cordanrti with ih* provision* covered patio. Extra bon­ 211-9857 colkut for fre* o f tho Fletlllutia N.im* &taI• FA 2 4501 any other time. Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. lit St. Florida. uses are parquet hardwood LAWSMOWER and Outboard Tty J. C. Itutchleon. Chair­ ufaa, to-wlt: 5ac lion 1*10| home trial. floors, fireplace and oodles Florida Statute* I>j7. man. motor Repair. FURNISHED t & 2 Redroom E'ilclrney Apt. *30 Mo. up. lit N. Park 322-2121) Atteet Arthur Be-:kwltb, HI oi E r n e s t M. S o i jt h w t r d of closet space See the Poovcy'fi Sales & Service i f rahllr Vfravtn* Apartment. *35 A *65. New­ SMtnr-CORONA-200 electrl* Jr. FublUh July 22, •?. Autf. I, 12. Surplus City. 201 W. 1st. 3*at It’* l» tier**by r|i*#n, owner at 1814 .Mellonville 1 1. Ins tin n er 3rd A Magnolia Avenue Publish: July IS, 194Z. IMS. ly decorated. Quesnel Apt. typewriter 12" carriage, Ttn,iirii inf County <Vimml»**<ttt* C tiK -tlJ C !»K -*9 Ave. 7. 101 E. I111) Si 322-8191. FURNISHED cottage. *63 a **r» of Smilnol* C ou nty, F l o r ­ and heavy duty atond. Paid SENIOR CitUens inuy quali 29. Automobile S ervice ida, ftrapo«r« t«» rfioi6 tit* month. Located at Five #275 6 inns, ago, used very RETIREMENT HOME following daicrlbci 'property UNFURNISHED 2 ■bedroom fy for Life or Hospital In­ Point*. FA 2 1467. T IZ Z Y By Kate Osann ion*d C*t Commrt. iif to U-2 little, yours for $175. 1217 Looking lor a retirement AUTO GLASS house, kitchen equipped. surance to sgo 75. Fred J. |Duplex: Th# >:*at J*0 ft of th* Magnolia Ave. homo. This could he it. Cus­ UNFURNISHED large 2 bed North Jo** ft of thr Ninth * 'O FA 23651. Harris FA 2-7Ui!0 for split INSTALLED ft of a par<:#1 •*•** -rlt*#«1 an: tom built 3 bedroom home room Duplex. Fla. room. Thr a\V«» .*f th r sl’Vt, W-at 1 BEDROOM furnished house. Scnlurik Glass mui l ’aint 31-A Swap o r E xih a n ga Electron heat, uth st. with many extras. Air con­ 16. Female Help Wont**) o f Hear I. a k » Ro.i»I t< I N o r t h Company *60. a month. FA 2 8314. ditioned, equipped kitchen, of tha Htllrui l In 14r llMti 3ft* Longwood. 638 32tM. WILL trade in good riding |213*291-2. F u r t h e r d r ti'r ilje il a t Swedish fireplace, walls and WANTED: Young woman, 21 216 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 horse on Gravely tractor o « ih « a ISO a ft p a r e s ) FURNISHED or unfurnished ceiling Insulated amt hsrdor over with good parson l h » v l r f f th * 210 f: f r o n t * * # on Auto Gtasi, Topi and mower. Call 647-723* 4 Urge Rooms. Tile hath. ality ami ability to aril. tint W n l t l d i of 11«*-i r I . a k * wood floors. *10300. Financ­ A Sea* Covers or contact Gravely Tractor H -ad, And lia\ In* t hv Wl-r*rly 2 Miles from base. Photic Must be able to type and ing can be arranged to suit F ir m m i* \%mu vt irn ar of th * pir *-| a p p r o s u Sales and Service at 143 AUTO GLASS & FA 2-3733. accept responsibility, know ni4t.il> at th * Into.- •«ctlon of N O T IC E 18 h vf* Iiy u l t r i t i n t purchaser. Orlando Ave., Maitland, I'.t ullnd a A v i. am ! H *ar Iefiko T itm t t tg A jc d In UuAinif** * t ledge of art preferred. All SEAT COVER CO. ltd. 3411 f. Fr*rt. h Av'i* Hanford. 2 REDROOM hout«. Kitchen JI";_____________ J reply* confidential. Write Public hr irlrtf will i.r held k*mfntj|* C o u n t v. FimfiLi, uri* 3ul W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 equipped. *73. FA 2 3303. 111 * ffcMtfmja n.iin* of In t h * jJ«*mlnolt < *un t) C o u r t dvr resume to Box 30 c o The ALL WORK GUARANTEED SWAP large boat trailer for |!'iU*r. 8 amfor.I FI >ridi. In t h r Sun-Jl^rn R * * l t y , And thAt I Sanford Herald. smaller one. 322-3114. 121 I.AUItF.L DRIVE IntAriil l a r * , ’ i*!4»P « »M f i* m * Cou nty Com ml i H*r* III N. Park 322 2420 on A tl f ii * t IS, CHI At 1tt: it*i w ith th* Citric o f thA lit A. Pets 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ Nl’ USE or companion for eld F I i*r• A M. o r * * itioti th*ri*Aftc r * * C n iir l, A*mlfln|«t f ‘oun ty .'LV Articles Wnnted ped House. *95 a month. 3 B K D I I O O M, 2 baths, pOAAlblA. Id A. Ill ACCOrd AtlCA w l l h til* erly person. Prefer to live MINIATURE Poodles AKC Uoard of County C o m m l s - (irovlnt.m* of th * Fli* tl tl "u v Ph. FA 2 6157. fence. Underground sprink­ WANTED used T.V.'i. Ph. in. FA 3 0304. reg. 205 Tangerine Dr. Atoner*. 8 « m i n o i t C o u n t y , N am * Ni* t tit* ^. (it-tt h f^fctisin ling. Sacrifice. Low pay­ Florida. FA 2 9716. 14 i|, iiT Fl u rl da .41 a ! Ultra 19.17. 1 BEDROOM lluuse furnish­ ments. Mutt tee to appre­ Blpi Jtdtn P Hy J, C. Jlutohltoit, Chair* CHIHUAHUA Puppies, Ph. 17. Mnle Help Wunted ed. Adults only. NO 8 5122. ciate. 3230616. nun. Puhllah July 79, Alin. 3. IS. 19 WANTED used small wheel. FA 2 1322. A t t t c i t Arthur Y!*ck\vlth, IMS ml light boat trailer. P. O, PERMANENT P O S I T I O N ) cu K -m VERY large 3 Hedtoom PutdiAh: Juii with lues I business firm 32. Flowers • Shrubs Box 138, Sanford. Hume in Loch Arbor, fllu ix Tilt: < 1111 1 it 1 01 nr nr C D K -IH . St. Johns Realty now open for a good re Tim sixth 11 imi 1vi. riH. per month. FA 2 3301. THE TIME TEST!) FIRM i\ Tin: i int i it « hi it i* of t u r o r o n 1011 s c x i . liable salesman. Must be GERUA DAISIES. Dutch Mill USED wringer-type washing im i > i vi »i ji mi i %i, i n i . XOI.K I III XIV. I I lllllll 1. machine in operating condi­ Nursery. Upsala ltd. Just 116 N. Park Ave, FA 2 6123 FURNISHED Apt FA 2 0647 able fo accept responsibil­ f i n* o r %>o him « n i i . <111 st 111 v so ia-jx« off guch St. * 1st. tion. Cheap. No Junk Plu >l»I.K IIII9T1. FI,Ilium . ity. Typing required, know­ Till: uuhtiis h-ivi: c s .v rtf 3 BEDROOM, 2 baths. 1. and STENSTHOM RENTALS < h i m n n mi. cm * 66H-40-J3. s A V t . v i a ti v s k ledge of art helpful. Chance l.KGUSTRUM 50 cents to *t5. 1) room with wall to wall i noMTiiN n v i ci m ruintirr. Unfurnished: (or advancement. Write hAVLNUi ItANK. V*. I,my Shadows Nursery carpet Equipped Kitchen 3 HR, 2 baths, U>ch Arbor 34). Autimiohilet* - Truck* PUIntlff* M AR ION K- I i Y N t : HALM Box in t o The Sanford I mi- S. on Sanford Ave, and Fla. room. FA 2 8161 SI 1 0 • V I# furm«rlY k n ow n * s M A lU u N Herald. 1956 l IIEV. 2 ilr. HT. IlT A lX liERALH CARTER ad 1 BCTTt L. DYNL . * t t l 2517 Osceola Drive. 4 BR, 2 baths, Loch Arbor J CARTER, hi* •If*. I»r»f#rni*nt* 323 2710. 33. Furniture *160 M in n : o r *i ir i* %orn >: op 11 i\ 19. Siluni tons Wnnted JOHN E. FOX H lllllIRhi: ft'IIHM l.o*l III! h o h m u m ; h ih m m i * i iu : 3 BR, ! Hath, Wynnwood SH81 BUYING A NEW or WANTED n'luhie couplu 10 REALTOR lo t OCR ALU ' *ARTKIt and t o * y u r l u n K. u v n * ) U i m . CHILDREN kept. FA 2 4182. *75 take up monthly payments USED CAR? IIKTTT J CARTER, hi* f o r m * r i y k n o w n * * >f * r - 2 BR, 1 Bath, city 110 N Park Ave. 323 0339 Vlerbia lost hit awimming trunks at the beach today ^ If*. l<jn K U y n t, a r>*l W l l l U m 3 BR, 2 Baths, Lake Mary of (13.30 on 3 complete FINANCE IT WITH US LICENSED Care CHILD iii . wiin *t r,» R. Ifalni, h * r hu-i iri*!. He hod them in a brown paper bag:." *123 3 BR. Home. 202 Laurel Dr. 6 luw Interest Rale* rooms of lurmturc. call HKMIIIAI IL I NKNOW N -I lUltiiiau* riillft FA 2*8481 Lpslnuton Ptrk, Good location, kitchen IMI Till All pArtio* cNuntnf List your rentals with u* • Low Monthly Payment* TK 81511, Casselberry, col­ t n t * r * * t * hy, ihrt* ■k Ii, un* Si nrylAnd equipped. Iaiw down pay DUES )uur lawn need mow* FLORIDA STATE BANK lect. Twu oi«? tiiftby notlfltd thAi g|«r or As)i*ln»i tli« SIRE G LANCES ment. Assume loan. A real in [7 If so rail Hubbu Davis 4 CompUlnt to (4ir*4:ta«A m * 4 14 |»»r*ofii I'J.i’) JEEP St.iti’n Wagon. >'-rts sn m "Hu iAr « nc tihi ti*r tii a Y u i : AIIK h**r*i»y n o t l f l * ! FBKB KSTIAIATK saving. Call FA 29172. A t.ii> D a v ul i t n at th* f u l l u w l b i dA'Acribod. r « a I t h 4 t * C iim piatn l to far*" t«i«« R A ii Good condition. Upholstering 8 1 Mattress ren­ FA 2 nlHin. property, lo-wlt: a c« 1 1 * 1n m o r t f i i v t n c u m - tit N. Park 322 2I2Q CONVENIENT TO SANFORD FA 2 1263. ovating. New A Used Furni­ Block T , COFN. h«rlti| t h * follo w In ir 4 * * c r l b * 4 NAVAL BASE not in air Child Care. FA 3■2274. TRY CLCU MANOR. LMT r«Al property. (o#wkt: ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 2 R O H M fu tin lu ll Apartm ent. N<*. I, A‘ C4jrdlDf to thr CAMPER fur pick-up truck. Lot 2*. B l o c k ‘T . C f •l"N • traffic pattern, new .! bed­ Co,, at 7i/J Celery Ave. plut thereof a* r» -ordvd *55, Include* water A elec­ T l t T r t s l ’ B 1IAN>»H, I NIT WILL do Ironing. 323 0391. Good (or hunting, fishing room, 2 ha L it with )ow down In PUt R>"Ok It* Plot* 2-t NO. I. ACConllDie to th** FA 2-2117. tricity. FA '2-8511. or wetkiriil camp out. I’h. l*uMlc RidOhli o f Uadi). pU t IU *r*of *• r*c4#r4*4 payment. All convenience* In P I 4 B o o k II* P a i ** i i , 21. lieuuly Salons n jI« County, Florida FA 2-3274. Used furniture, appliances, LUUI Alt BUR. 3 bedroom, 2 including sidewalk. Low, h*A L««n fil* t agulnat >ou In pu blic l i * c o r l* <>f tools, etc. Bought • Sold. t h e A W v # i ! j r U d i U l l * A till y o u low down payment. Call t .u n iy . n o r l . l a hath, large Fla. room, ex­ SPECIAL 195 4 PLYMOUTH Savoy. 2609 at* rorjulr^iJ to **rte a c «f»y h a t t»«an f t l - 1 * tf.ilnat ynu tn Larry's Mart 215 Sanford collect CH I Hill, night cellent condition. Load* 0! C it *N Curl Beauty Simp Laurel Ave. FA 2 3183. ul your An»t**r or ot)i«r th a kuuKB*»t) 1v i ■ a l t. at#4 > 0 4 Ave. Ph. FA 2 1132 GA 2-1388, Mr. Barry. F ‘4'1'm t<» th* i uiiipUlnt 4in i t * ra ju lfa-l to is*rva 4 sUnago space. Immediate |Cold Wave *6 95 complete, \ n ■ .\ ■ ip o r ni|#»*r PI nf T«L»r B i1 L>"’" lL pojjisjinn. ; 1 m~n')i cjtt lllieu evening uy appt. ■ r ---- v - - T 1 " , , . 1 Hell Us T o u r fu rn itu re , igutek ir J d . u j to iL* c Miiipt4itit i»ri $100 DOWN, 3 bedroom, 1 overdrive. Excellent run­ A N U L It* owner FA 2ut(|j i o ; a a i . n •isn i n . i n ; ; j j 1 "I* lilt .ft * -4 t a r » * > * 318 Palmetto Ave. 322-0834 Service With tho Cash. bath home. Good location. 1*4i t # a :r*l Ori4n*to. MON U U>WJC< Kt a i l . ning condition. *300. ph. SUPER TRADING POST K l o f l J * , AnJ fil« li t* u r i g i i u l U feSli * FA 2-1637. * 4 T4 i l t n H K R fJ. 222 2ti RMS. (urn. Apt All utls. DtiOR 2 FA 2 8037. AtiAvbvr n r othvr l k!*i 4i!triir In Kant \ v«u4*« OrtArtd1'. FA 2 0677. flirn *48. 322 2761. CUT N' CURL Beauty Shop th « i i ff 1 - •* #*f |n« i U# k a t f 11 # F'i s’ l'U, *9ils| I l l * 1 h* oirl'nliriftt RESIDENTIAL LUIS 61 I DOUR Comet, auto. « i F c y jt i sjurl on n r !*vfs*r** A 11 ■ a •r or thtr t'lmHutf In now has a special facial ill. Articles For Svile lh« «lajr of A n cn -it . h u t , tho «affii# of i h « L l * r k o f i h * LARGE 2 room apt. Orlando 2 lots near Ball Park 5500 ca. Irani, radio, heater. I’ ll. booth, services including If j u u fnll in >ls. wo, 4 i i « r r * « C irc u it «‘our t uit nr t*«fiir* highway, modern. Private. 2 lots near 111 School *3uu ea. FA 2-4993. lif'* c o n f « « *o will u# f « k * ( ( t h a litN -Ia / shorts, Ladies 99c hair styling, skin analysis, . Sleep mg 2 tots on city lake 1873 ea. FA 2- 4626. .1 > U'U t * r j i i # r«i i I * f «ii* Ir ) w j f4AII t tarp*. facials, manicure, pedicure baijs, tents. Hurplus m*r.ti**J In th« t'o in tiU lrU . pro e<*nf««»g w i l l h« t a k e n I lot center city 11100 iW. Him In • .Motors Call for evening appoint­ T h i s .S o tl c i *I iaJI U* fu l f i l f-i ■ a x x i n . t City. 201 W. 1st. j-.u f o r t h * r«l|*f 2 HKDK0 0 .M luin died ap.rt 1 corner lot m-ar Jr Hi 12330 • J or- e 4 I*#** * fuur c-#:i- tUfuanU* 1 In Ui« CoinplAlnL ments, 318 Palmetto Ave., ment. FA 2-0641. 13 FT. Upstroke boat, trader, I lots Lake Mary Jltssi ea. »4v* t|Ub c MT<#k« 4 t i l * " U l f o r l T n U N t. » -- , *!| b* pull* SINGER Bound Bonbin equip 322 8323, litro l.J fn r fu ur 1 ; *itti*“tl on * 1 M«ek 22 hp. motor, control* and 8 lots on Crystal Lake $1500 ped lo zig zag A make butH A T I ' l l Ibia SiU» tJu.y of cniatacLiti v« w« * k * In Lit* &4n- SELECT RENTALS lank; *2u0. 322 9255. up Ju ly, li s t. r.ri in rslJ bm holes. Guaranteed. As­ 2 bs-droom compact * 63 Z!!. Guild - I’nint • Repair (S E .V I .I DATK l» : Jjth »i*jf or 1 lots St Johns It. *33uO up. sume pay meat. 5 monthly 3 bedroom Loch Arbor *110 air (b u r M !!•* k w i th J r , July. I t S J . Semi-Retired Carpenter 4 'U r ll «lt r i r . : « l t ITnnrt installment* ot *3.13. Ph. Gateway To The Waterway fh L A l * ) 3 bcdrouiu near Hi school ( 83 Home for cash U f t M * r t ri 4 T. Y(ftl«u ArUtur J t. Some for terms Small Repairs — Painting Hobson Sportinjr Good* FA 2 9411. 12 bedroom block clean * 73 l i i p i l t jr 1 !«rk ■mt C o u r t Clark of Your EVINRl DE Dealer Phone FA 2 7983 A c d t r i c jn . fluiii, ,2 bedroom close in * 33 Hi’ an early bird Viitltnud, 11 B A M B O O blinds, I feel $199, 3016* E. 1st Ph. FA 2-3961 L * u n-J« $ \ V47* (Ion i U r^ Catch the worms! b-t , U . o i i -1*. v 3 lie-1room deluxe take Iroll! A I t o r u i / AiiJ Cu'Uij.j d i u n 4! U t u r n i / a at 6 feet $7.99; 8 feet $3 99; , ■ -----. . -■ .’ ii. I'luinhiiig Nervier* .'all Stem per Agency L aw *165 !'*a 4 10 (set $4 .99. Also match j 111). Trailtn# • Cabunos 3"2 T.4*t Control llv iu lt Yon i t i l l Canu n i r*’> 1 PLUMBING F u s t OUU. H i : . h t *t offl « lts*x 3219 stick blinds. F u rn itu re Cen X H U ^ l i . - . . 0 •> , 03 TRAILER, 55 a 10 It 3 Contracting Repairs Ortam to. F I n f l l i O r U n d i , EM ter. Moo French Ave. T *!# p b o fl« It * * T •' FREE ESTIMATES P ii-'-mu. Equity A pjy*Thix t-'tter to th# non iv marked 'p*rsonal.' Do yot R j h d t l i J . l y mj mo a. e, 2: • , S«<| # III vLfCJR - INSLRJR ’ ft. L IIAIIYEI R EALTO R IN s U t u h ' DewUC* FrnUar > OUUA lor frcezel. *2 75 uaU { a.enU , La d .no,u if I it by n in U x t f ' U Z K -IM l A . u . ' i . J U j - I u —m A- c. t A --UJj. U U a. t it-.n Ave. 4 -’i* waiWid Ave, z A gJJAi l ilwaOC- i A gwsJJ. 4 l a . l i - J _ daadotd. 322-5612 322-5613 SW EETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer Legal Notice Jim Hunt Realty Legal Notice Stenstrom Realty Legal Notice Legal Notice Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Really Slemper Agency Slemper Agency I 44- �U s M a rl ffm B Committees Recall Rail Union Leaders P i n 10 — jtriy 29, 1168 King Troubled By Communist Accusations Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. currently is having a rash of diffieulttea defending his non­ violent Integration movement against accusations that It la being Infiltrated by workers for world communism. King calls this a imokcscreen by "segregsiteoists and race baiters" to obscure and deflect tbe national move by Negroes for civil rights. • » • • This eime despite a con­ flicting acknowledgement the same day from Klng'i New York office that O’Dell atill worked there as administra­ tor. Klag said tha discrepancy obviously was from confu­ sion and not fact A gpokeamaa for King later explained that O'Dell bad dropped by tbe SCLC office cn the day of inquiry but was not working there. King credits tbe flurry of Communist charges to two Southern governors — Ross •f Mississippi and George Wsllaco of Alabama — who testified before tbe Senile Commerce Committee again­ st the proposed new civil tlghte bill. * • Chiefs of the fire railroad brotherhoods were called to testify today before tbe House Commerce Committee on • Both held aloft a large newspaper photograph which they identified si s picture of King attending a meeting at the Highlander Folk School la Tennessee. They said this was a place frequented by Communist sympathizers. King alto defended the school, now defunct because ef a revoked charter, saying he had nothing to be asham­ ed of for being there the one Mme he paid a visit, But the problem etill chases the nation's number one Ne­ gro civil rights chieftain. Cur­ rently, Georgia Atty. (ion. Eugene Cook has "invited'' King to tell him all he knowi. King has been defending himself and his movement against communism since his early days si a leader of the Montgomery, Ala., bus boyett. In his book on that epl•ode. "Stride Toward Free­ dom." he relates how In ItiP he studied the Communist ■sndesto snj the writings ef Earl Mart In an effort to "try to tuvJerstaml the appeal •f Communism for many p.-op ie." s e e “ I drew certain conclusions which hive remained with me,* King wrote. "I reject ed their materialistic inter­ pretation of history. Commun­ ism, avowedly scrularhltr end materialistic has no place for God . . . since for the Communist Ihrrr is no divine government, no abso­ lute mural order, there arc no fixed, Immutable prin cipios. Consequently almost anything — force, violence, murder, lying—is a Justifiable means to tbe end. This was abhorrent to me. Constructive ends can never give absolute moral Justification to ties...tractive. _jntan s."____________ Marx Kin Guest MOSCOW ( UM) — Fredtrie Long*, grrut grandson of Karl Marx, has arrived in Moienw as a guest of the. Surlet Union of artists and the Karl Marx .Museum, accord­ ing to the Tail New* Agency. A BACKW ARD fil.AN CE AT BEAUTY — Ijinitn Kent, of Ft. Pierre, 1D63 MIhh Mtnmi Prena Photographer ami first runner-up fo r the national title, la one of the entrant* in the “ Mias Florida W orld" content Aug. 3-4 at Cape Coral. Girla from throughout the atato will compete in the Cape Coral pageant— prelude to the "Mian USA" content In Huntington, W. Va., Aug. 1H31. Winner o f that event will represent the United Statea in the “ Mias W orld” spectacle in London litter thia year. Stops Traffic SKOPJE, Yugoslavia (UPI) Irom the ruin* of the Mace­ —Rescue crews today used donia Hotel Sunday after French smmd detreturn equip­ having been trapped under ment to search the earth­ lls shattered walls since the quake rubble of tills city for quake struck before dawn possible survivors following Friday. Sunday's rescue of a couple Tfie woman, Identified as trapped 55 huura. Mrs. Sixain or Suizic Zain­ Utile hope was held out ker, was reported in fair that others remained alive condition, but a witness who under the debris, but French watched the rescue operation disaster squads working with said her husband's leg had the Yugoslavs were using to be amputated. equipment of the type that The rescue of the couple located survivors buried in was carried out after their the t%U earthquake in Aga­ voices were heard underneath dir. Morocco, in which i'J.ooo the rums. died. Today, Yugoslavs who had Tbe lull of (lie quake that lived and worked in the city struck this city of 2UO.OOO when It was a model provin­ persons bus been placed un­ cial capital were streaming officially »t 2,000, At least out to find new homes. 11 1.IWI bodies have tern recov­ was estimated that half the ered snd nn equal mini tier population or 2U0,IH)U had left. are (eared buried. Some said they would settle A llelglnn woman and her permanently m other towns Inilii.unl were brought alive and try to start new. Others planned to return to rebuild their homes. B u s in e s flA , Briefs ■W ' The Sanford Futt-Futt Golf Course, mi French Avenue nest to the llurger King, vvws reopened Invt week by Gil* best .Smith, who presently lives in Otlumlo, but pluns to move to hunfurd. Smith has Iwen busy hs a heuver all week instuIIlnj[ new carpet*, new fence, and doing a gen­ eral cleanup fixup Job. lie plans to kerp the place open from II a. ni. to midnlte daily. Fur special events, wutch our Entertainment page each Friday, 150 89th S t. 1 SU R FS IDE, - FLORIDA ^ ■ SOLID 0LE0 TALL CAN (Limlll 2 With Your |2 Or More Food Order Pbaso) (Limit: On* With Y«tr M Or Mur* Food Order Plea**) “ SCOTT* “ S E A L D S W E E T * FR O ZEN T O ILET T IS S U E • LEMONADE • LIMEADE Now Yog Can Ilea pita] Bede Baby Cribe REG. 6 OZ. R O LL CAN (Limit: 3 With Tour 33 Or More Food Order Pltaae) (LIMIT: 2 PLEASE) American Rent-All In • Hanford 2AM 8. Hiawatha Ave. “ R E L IA B L E ” “ E N E R G Y” AJAX CLEANSER BLEACH £>« QUART * 0 REG. PLASTIC CAN BTL. The compact Polar Prince la Coleman’i name for ita revolutionary new homo air conditioner. Thin low cost unit cooU every room in your house. 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Save, buy fte-h supplies of all national brands and our own complete line. He wise, send for free detaila today • WEDNESDAY With Catch Springe And Safety Kalla Also COMO. Italy (UPI) — Rail traffic between Milan and the Swiss frontier was Interrupted (or six hours Sunday when a bomb exploded snd toppled a power line. There was no ex­ planation for the blast. CURRENT HEALTH FOODS X t l l r a e f StehlI* H a e rla s Notice Is hsrattr glvtn, nnard of Countr Commission­ ers o f Ssmlnol* county, Flor* Ms, propoM* to rsaon* the following described properly lo n .d A -I Sericulture to II1A Hingis Family RsaLdsnttal: I„,t* S«. IS, 41. 4). 4S, 41, 41, 4S. SS snd I t . U St. Smith’s Snd IIub'll vision. Furthsr d<*■crlh.d i s asnsrslly located W est of Lincoln Ifslghts 8 u t» division snd North e f flsvsnna Park of Loch Arbor. Public bssrlng wilt bs hstd In tlis H.mlnal* County Court tloass. fsnford, Florida, In th* County Commissioner* Room, on August IS, IMS st 10:0(1 A.St. or as sooa thsrtsftsr at possible. Uosrd of County Com m is­ sionaire, tfemlnol# County, Florid*. Ur J. C. Hutchison, Chair­ man Attest Arthur Rsckwlth, MIAMI (UPI) — A dyna­ mite explosion blew out ail the doore and wlndowa and cniiied extensive demise to material* early today at Cllmatrol Corp. Police said there was no one in the building at the time the charge went off. Authoritiee estimated about 10 pounda o f dynamite wa« ignited on the floor of tha large one-story concrete block Jr. building. Several swimming publish: pool screen enclosures ready aoK-ns for delivery wrre damaged by the blast. Police said tha reason fur the dynamiting waa not ap­ parent. Ruins Searched For More Quake Victims • TUESDAY Legal Notice Miami Plant Damaged By Dynamite Blast • • MONDAY H. K. Gilbert, president W the Firemen snd Enginemtn'a Union, charged Sunday that tha railroads hod refaeed to bargain. Be said that if a nationwide strike occurred, R would ha toe railroads’ fault, Gilbert said that toe unions had offend to ehaiaate J.500 Jobe la toe next two yean through retirement, but the railroads had art even replied to tbe offer. la another weekend developmeat, acting Chairaaa John 0. Pasture, D-H. I., ef the Senate Commerce Com mi Lie* said that Xanoedy had “ no other alternative" but to ask Congress to let the ICC settle toe dispute. But n spokesman said there was nothing to report after the talks and tbe mediation discussions had been put on • standby baste while the hearings continued in Con- The latest Incident on this score involves a rather mysterioos figure known variously by four oaoiM but wM*t sites as Jack O'Dell. Two congressloaal committees have label­ ed him as part of the Com­ munist setup In tha United States. Ha has worked twice for King's Southern Christian Leadership Conference, most­ ly as a money raiser. FoUowing publiiffld reports test week that O'Dell atll! ran tha New York office of SCLC, King summoned re­ porters to Insist that O'Dell had left the employment of fcla organisation “ by mutual consent" in June. • President Kennedy's proposal to tet too Interstate Com­ merce Commission nettle the WASHINGTON (LTPI) — Mediation tlforu in Um nil* road dispute were put on a standby basis today and comgreaafonal eonmltteee (sited anion leaders back tor ques­ tioning on tha work rates controversy. Labor Secretary W. Willard Wlrta met separately Sunday wllb train ere* unions, en­ gine ere* unions sad msnagsmeat representstivee in an effort to work out e settle­ ment without tegisletive ac- S L orscaross AND ASK JIM TO PAY l FOR DOUCETTE LB. C ELLO BAG Quick Frozen Govt Inspected Broad ItreaMted 10 to 14 I.b. Avg. HEN TURKEYS “ YOUNG *N T E N D E R - FRESH FLA. GRADE A ICE PACKED FRYER PARTS Thighs, Drumsticks, Breasts (with ribs) Lb. -FABULOUS DETERGENT* -L A CHOY' FAB . . . large box 33c Soy Sauce 5 oz. btl. 19c, “LAY’S " - l a CHOY" Potato Chips twin pak 59c Chow Mein Noodles no. 303 CAN 17c -BOOTH'S" FROZEN *LA CHOY* Breaded Shrimp 10 oz. pkg. 09c Beef Chop Suey . , . 53c NO. 303 CAN 25th & PARK, SANFORD �Korean Attacks Held Chinese Red Scheme To Stir Up Tensions WASHINGTON (UPI» — j the Communist wet* preparU. 9. officials said today tha |in* to inerasaa artillery bombCommunist killing o f another ardment o f tbs Chines# N sAmerican soldier in Korea ap- i tionalist islands o f Quemoj peared part o f a deliberate and Matsu. Just a few miles campaign by Red China to (rum the mainland. raise tension tn Asia end sab­ Officiala were sneered by otage East-West cold sear the killing early today of another U. S. soldier as a result discussions. .. They predicted stepped up i o f Red military forces peneSanford s Gene William* is |Communist activity in the In- |trating United Nations terri•ut o f that all-star North-i dun border area and South tory south of the demilitarised South game Saturday evening ' 'cl Nam, aa well as Korea, truce zone in Korea, at Gainesville. Gene auffarad U M " believed possible a knee Injury in practice. For the benefit of ★ her friw ds in Chicago who read this column, Lil Horton has come up with her first gripe: She stye the high weeds should be cut in the parking let naxt to Masonic Temple on Tark Avenue. • • • ★ : Tin State Department wa» i preparing another stiff public |condemnation o f the North j Korean Communista (or the action. They alto planned tn increase pressure fur an early armistice commission meeting ■with the North Koreans to I protest this affair, aa welt as the ambush slaying o f two 1American soldiers just south uf the truce line Monday. Today’s clash was the deep- eat penetration to far by pa­ trols of Communist North Korea, which ia considered to be under complete domination and order* from Peking. It added to the seriousness of a situation which has become one of increasing concern for American officials. U. 9. officiala paid they were braced for a new round o f C h i n e s e Red harassment! around t h e long b o r d e r stretching from India through Southeast Asia and north to Korea. Peking appears determined, U. 8. officials said, to Increate tension to show Com­ munist China's bitterness at Soviet Premier Uikita Khrush­ chev’s refusal to follow their ’•hard line" toward the United States. The Chinese Communista. in 1the view o f authorities here, also undoubtedly would like to poison tha atmosphere end sabotage the limited nuclear test ban treaty just agreed upon by Russia, Britain and the United States. The Peking regime already has blasted the pact as an American device to try to trick the Communists and said Red China would have nothing to do with itThe Chinese Communists hare boasted that they expect to explode their own nuclear devica within the “ not too dis­ tant future.” Western author­ ities admit this i* possible but say it would be many years I before they could refine it into |an effective nuclear weapon |and create a delivery syitem. 1 The Chinese Communista I also are believed anxious to I head o ff any East-West talks . on tension-lowering security Editorial Comment: ★ 3rd American Gl Killed By Korean Reds S V ^ a n fn r it ifc n tlh WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Wednesday with scattered showers; high today 90-95; low tonight in 70s. VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TU ES., JULY 30, 1903 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 766 SEOUL (U PI)—North KorSeminole Hoepital’a Bob ean soldiers today killed their Beuarar has learned who is third American in two dayt in 1L B. Porter. Admitted he a sharp, hour-long dash six felt a little foolish he hadn’t miles be!mv the demilitarized zone dividing South Korea figured it out for himself, from Communist territorye a • A note on the lpindle: "Just Two Communist and a South Korean also were kitted. •n idea for 'Around the Clock*. It was the deepest known County Commissioner* wer* in their lops, refusing exert t> A man called and wanted to penetration that North Kornon committal in Iheir called I * tentative, budget un­ know If we knew of anyone ean soldiers have ever made til Commissioners "decide hoxv discussion meeting with Civil who ean read Greek. We didn’t in,° the U. S.-guardol eector far you want to go and how but said you might ask in your of South Korea in the 10 years Defense officiala, Monday, a ft­ much you nre willing to pay of uneasy truce. er hearing what various mem­ for civil lic/rnse of the coun­ column. He put a bottle out A United Nations Command bers of the CD council had to ty.” and a girl answered but he (UNC| spokesman said the say. said she threw him a curve butt la broke out about U a. m. Commissioners called the Ditcilnr Peterson reiterated «— she answered In Greek. just north of Munsan-NI, and meeting to "kick It around’’ that he will “ carry out xvhatA. R. Peter­ ever plans me His ’phone number is 322-4824. that in order to reach the spot after CD Director ................ the commission commissioners the North Koreans had to son . Sr., dumped plnn, for i , u but muU klnoxv Mery." cross the demilitarized zone, nextt year’ s budget s.,uarely ,vh#t yoU wish to do ami « hat s e e travel through heavily patrolkind of program you wont to Our apologies to L, N. led areas ami ford the Imjin undertake." Trued and W. A . Cagle. That Kiver. Civil defen-e readiness was Two North Koreans and a “ railroad" editorial yester- CD Budget 'Kicked Around' By Board mwA... d .y - p ru t.,tin , .»>■ th.u.ht of a work stoppage—should have read "L . N. Trued, chair­ man of the Order of Railroad Conductors, and W. A. Cagle, chairman o f the Brotherhood o f Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen.” A couple of lime o f type missed the page and fell into th« hell-bot by ac. (Idem. • • • Are you one o f the 20 mil­ lion U. S. residents who cn at prove you war* boMiT.Tbat ta, you have no racardi “ your birth? Laat year 1 Floridans turned to the Bu­ reau o f the Census for help in proving where and when they war* born to collect nuclei se­ curity and other retirement benefit*, to obtain passport*, to qualify for certain jobs, for insurance. If you have the problem o f not being able to prove when and where you were born write to the Per­ sonal Census Service Branch, Bureau o f the Census. Pitts­ burgh, Kansas. • • • K“ r'* " P"11™ '* " killed in the gun-and-grenude exchange, after a South Kor­ ean civilian tipped o ff author, ities to the presence of the Communists, it was announc­ ed. The identity of the fatully woundeii American was nut disclosed immediately. 'Freedom Swap' WHh Cuba Asked arrangements such as thoaW which the United States an# Britain hare promised to dia*1 cure with tha Soviet Union. If such talks should make progress, thla would tend t * bolster Khrushchev in hie dia* puts with China, lie could cite new gains fo r his policy ud "peaceful co-existence" as op* posed to the Chinese demands fur militant action againit tha West. Charges Dropped DELAND (UPIl — Brib­ ery charges against Myron Wblctt and Henry FlewelUng have b*«n dropped by State Atty. Dan Warren after an unsuccessful search for a key » itnesa. Held In Slaying PALATKA (UPH — Police held an unidentified man for questioning today in the death of a country sturekrvprr, LexWASHINGTON (UPH — ter Roger*, whose decomposed A congressman from Alabama battered indy was found n*tir has luggernd a "freedom Hastings over the weekend. exchange" in which M U.S. students visiting Cuba would Quits Committee slay there in exchange for MIAMI (UPH — Dade Rep. an equal number ut Cuban* Earl Fuiicloth. vntrd mu-, who want to leave Ihe island. valuable freshman member of Rep. Armiitrad Setden, (Dthe 19*13 legislature, resigned AU.), said his proposal was yesterday front the legislative "even more appropriate" investigating committee in than action by the State De­ devote mure time In bis law partment which said it was practice. suspending passports of the students who took round about routes to Cuba in de­ Bill Threatened WASHINGTON (UPI) — fiance of a State Department Robert 11. lteely and John A proposed anti-iln» rimiiiuR. Schirard Jr. have been warning that they were pro­ tioii* rider threatened today hibited from going there, named by the U. 8. Depart­ " I f Cuba today is indeed to wreck plan* of House lend­ ment o f Agriculture to the the island paradise for demo­ ers for early enactment of Florida shippers advisory cracy that these J1 have pro­ President Kennedy’s two-yearcommittee to aerve through claimed in Casiro-*ponsored obl area redevelopment pro­ July 31, Hlrtl. This commit­ gram. pru paga nd a announce ment s tee, according to USDA’* ag­ Seldcn said, "there is really . . . , ... ricultural marketing service, no reason to anticipate that M C tu U ’ lS \\ I ll'llS serves with the Florida grow, TAMPA (UPI) — MnJ. they would return to the ers administrative committee United States." (See story on (!en. J. It. Mi-din i* 1U.S. under a marketing agnwment Page 2). Army ret.i told the tuterend order program regulating American Institute fur Space the handling of Florida or- i Education Mumlay that by anget. grapefruit, tangerines I li*7o, the Soviet* xxill he turn­ and tangelos. ing out more than 2*»0,00tf • • • scientific anil technical gmdDeputy Clerk of the Court MOSCOW (trph — The uates ixnouully. A ellby Jones sa) * to make it government newspaper U xci­ 8Di3,Oi>0 in additional budget lia announced today Harold Sueks Buat requests instead of $117,00®, MIAMI (UPI I — A pho­ Philby—identified as * key In totaling tho»e entered so British intelligent r agent— tographer whose 35-foot cabin far, be inadvertently left out has been granted Soviet citi­ cruiser was used in an utthe sheriff’s department. zenship and adjum in Bus temped raid on I'llha asked Looks like the sheriff’s de­ aia. federal court lieie Monday for partment is getting left out New* of Britain'* latest se­ its return, and alio threaten­ o f everything around here. curity sensation broke in ed a fd'm.nOU suit ngnln.it the Izvestia and was broadcast U, S, government. He la Hospital admission* took a l)> Moscow Radio Ale sunder i, Koike Jr. tremendous upward *urge Briton Becomes Soviet Citizen likened to an insurance policy by Director Peterson in nn In­ terview with n I|.-rald rrpuiler today , . > “you hope you 1 won't need it. but if you do need it, you need it had and you need it Immediately." Commissioner* aikt-l for the opinions of the various members of the council on whether the civil defense sys­ tem should tie maintained as a pniteclion ngnimt nut unit dis­ asters (such h« hurricanes, flood*, etc.), or whether it should be expanded to include the warning system and shel( ters necessary for a limitmade disaster CONSTRUCTION PLANS fur LuiikwiomI’h new City Hull ntul Fire lloutse, Milmiilletl by Dick Zurtmun uf Lungwooil, left, wer« approved Monday iiitfht by the City Connell. Looking over the pliim with Zitrtmnn is R. C. Carlson, council chairman. (Herald Photo) Longwood OKs M athews, On Tour, Cily Hall Plans By Donna b i n Confers W ith Adams Outsiders' Game Raid Seen As Arm y 'SO P' "SOP” is u time-xvnm phrase in the U. S. Aim>. U mean.*;, "atnr.ilan! ortler o f procedure.'* In other wortls, once u procedure in established, never change tt. The Hcruld has dtijr deep in its endeavor* to learn why the federtd government Ignored the -Seminole County sh eriff’s department in that tyolitii rniil Inst Saturday. The Herald has talked with tile Governor's press officer, the Seminole County leydstutivc delcfrutinn, the County Com­ mission chairman, Sheriff J. L. H obby, Police Chief Roy Williams, and tried to contact the state attorney, Arthur L. Steed. However, idl the statements forthcominir from those mentioned above did not lienr tha fruit o f the quest ion ns did statements from two Arm y reserve officers well versed in the oper­ ations of federal law enforcement agencies. And, nuccinetly, this is the gist o f their join t opinions: "Federal law enforcement officer* do not nml will not request small county agencies to co-operate, in fear o f a ‘leak* to tiiose they *cek to arrest. It is perfectly in character with the way federal ayrents operate.*’ In oilier words, this is "standard order o f procedure" with federal agents throughout the United States. And is no reflection on the Semi­ nole County sh eriff's department. Yet, The Herald still question*; This bolita operation supposedly commenced in Orlando and Orange County and spread to Seminole County. So, why did the federtd (went, Don Derry, trust the Orlando police nnd OranRo county flheriff’* department. Sheriff Hobby today, at first Maying he hud no statement, rcud a letter dated Jan. 19, 1962, addressed to the Florida S h eriff’* Bureau in which he outlined the Imse o f these bolita opera­ tions at Lake Apopka. And th« letter further re­ quested the co-operation o f the Florida Sheriff’s Bureau since lie does not have the money and muniHiwer for extensive investigative opera­ tions. Sen. Mack X . Cleveland Jr. toduy said " I understand Sheriff Hohby did extend jurisdiction and roo|>erntion to the federal agency and OrmiKo County.” Itep. S. J. Davis Jr. expressed himself ns "concerned as a citizen and state representative with iIley'll I yfundditty; activities and alarmed at th« extent o f yrumblinyr operations nnd known figures now apparently moving into this county with their imse o f operations. Illegal yramhlinyr breeds crime and corruption.** However, Dnvia hud no comment as to why, lie believed, the fedend agency ignored Seminole County. Hop. Jan Fortune, like Duvis, had a lengthy statement against illegal gambling but no com ­ ment as to why Seminole County wus ignored. He did say Monday’s Herald front-page editorial raised a good question and he milled that it "is logical ami legal in the interest o f good law en­ forcement to retain areas o f jurisdiction and communication.” lie said lie did believe that the Seminole County sh e riffs department was fully coordinated and properly advised o f the pend­ ing raid. Sheriff Hobby lias twice suit! lie knew o f the pending raid "but not when." The Herald now is o f the lielief that Sh eriff Hobby and his department were fully cognizant of the investigation, were fully m -operating; were supplying information to the federal in­ vestigators— but were kept ia ignorance o f the timing o f the raid. In effect, The Herald feels that tlie.-e federal agents "pulled a lioo-boo" in not briefing Sheriff lluhhy . . . much to his em - Plans for Longwood'* new Gen. J. C. Hutchison, chair­ man of tha county commit- $15,000-120.000 City Hall am) j sloner*, contacted today by Firo House, submitted by Dick TALLAHASSEE (I I’ ll — h* i* elec led. .thall hold an the II* laid, anid that be was Zurtmun of t.o n g w .....I, were ^la h ’ Men. Jo h n h . M athews, | office which was created or fuitly certain that rumiuiaapproved and accepted at of Jacksonville, conferred pn- the salary raised during IDs sio ners would continue the term. Monday night'* continued its- vatcly with Secretary of State system for natural disasters Mathew*. whose senate Tom Adams today en route to as it has in the pa-t, Imt the si.m of the City Council. terms run* until November, Blueprints a n d spicificabig question would lie whether Dona will he available to hid­ IVnxacoM lo sound out sen- ttttiii, was a member of the to extend CD to prepare for den by next Tuesday ut Die timent on Mathew’s chance- lata legislature which rail lhe> possibility of man-made pirsent City ILill with sealed as a prospective candidate eil (he salary of the governor disa.ste r. to $23.non. bids to Ini submitted by noon (or governor. Meeting with the commis­ on Aug. 22. Mathews -tupped in TaDa Mallow* and Adam* said sion in discussion were Mayor Construction, -chedulcd to they jus I had a "friendly ha-see on the way lo I'eniti Fied Heath of Cai.-elherry; begin within In day* after Die meeting." They conceded Ma cola where he is scheduled to Mayor IV. W. Anderson of No. bid I* «w in doit nml contracts thews’ potential in the gover­ morrow morning ami meet Orlando; .Mayor l.ce Gary of are signed, is to tie completed nor’s race was discussed, but adilre.ii tile Gopher Club to Oviedo (also a commissioner) within pit day*. No work will had nothing to say beyond with persons that might be Councilman Arthur Ferrln of lie done on Sunday* and all.iW- that. interested m his running for N. Orlando; Sheriff J. L. Hob­ uiaes will tie made for uu'leMallows has said he will governor. by} School Superintendent It. incnt weather. Sentiment lo such a race make an announcement "one T. .Milwee; Chief of Police Roy Preceding the meeting the way or Die other" Aug. t. during hi* month-long lour William*, 8. O. Chase, Jr. and council sat as a hoard of and aide* to the Secretary ■>l all sections uf Florida ha* A! Case, chief o( radio com equalization. No complaints of State *»y Adam* mi.'lit been "heartening” he said, muniratiuns for Civil p.-fen-e. Were registered. consider jumpin',' into the But he declined lo in iieate • * • race slamld Mathew -U-clilt’ v-n-il hi* iiiiol derision will Is Not present weie Mayo: not to run A d a m * ha* maintained Lawrence Swafford. Al Lormann and Tom McDonald, since his election that he i* J u d g e V m nnu Mite ami i nun- i not a |Hitct)tia! candidate for liniTiissinenl. ly Clerk Arthur Beckwith, Jr. j .MIAMI (UPI i — Cuban re­ any tiling hut reelectnm a* Ihe Herald now asks the federal agent, secretary of state. Hut here taut year. (o n iio i-sinners fugees reported today Dial IDm Derry, why Sheriff Hobby was subjected to budgeted $3,200 for Civil Do- l.uis Carbonelt, a star of lately, hi- friend* and co l eiidxirrassmeut and why be* was not requested fensa, an increase of $2(J® uxor vtaae ami television before workers have indicated he in furnish men to ro-operute in the raid? This Ihe previous year’s allowance. Fidel Castro came to power, may have changed his mind, I TAMPA ( U I 'H __Doth editorial will be sent today to Mr. Derry for Adam* would probably sup 1 shuntud the myrotialing Under this blldgit the CD via* iliot unit killed recently his written reply, for Wednesday's edition. Dcpaitmeut has carried m il, while try ing (o escape from potl Mat'lew* -tiuuld he throw t.ii.le again todav in the Gen In* ii.it in Du* rinj. eiul Telephone *ti!ke a« classes in personal survival, |Cuba Mathew* tulil UPI lotlsy workmen -trogicled to restore radiological monitoring and Carbonell. who specialized mas* feeding, and "tons of in readings of folk poetry, (list he will make a decision telephone **TVtce lo fM.UOII IlillaboniuK1! paperwork" neronury to j had not appeared publicly hy A uk. t "either to run or i u-turner* in I 'onnty, maintain an reilitutinn for since shortly after Castro not lo run." If lie ilecules tu run, lie The 20-<luy-o!d itrlke ha* •late help m an emei gency. \seized power in 1’t.’i'.l MIAMI fUPI*—A Domini­ TALLAHASSEE ( UPI) — said he will immediately flic i-•■i'll -poited with viimlullsm |a suit in .he court* to deter­ to equipment ami entile eut- can l(e|iolillc ship planned to Rep* txiuii de la 1‘jrtc of mine hi* rllKltiility to make time* over Die nix-county arru begin salvage operations to­ Hllliboroujh County and I the race question about his day on s u b m e r g e d plane James II. Pruitt of Brevard xvtiii h General srrxsw. prlllilfilUTx "u in r j ■—tium —rfsrFi-di-r.il iiiT-iIinliil * tt.H.il III j i m iii . I ■ j. -■ I. t -I .■ off >hr w.-re named lo the Florid* 1slate laxx Dial provide* Dial today in cii-e cither (iener.il northeast coast of Hispaniola. Avfalum Control and Study , no member of the legislature, official* or represcntativeix of It was believed the wrack-1 Commission Monday by ■luring Dm term for xxhbb Local *21 of the International age might be from a small House .Speaker M i l i a r y Brut her hood of Electrical Film S ta r Slain, Refugees Report Plane Salvage Work Slated Monday with 28 persons ad­ mitted. The average 1* about 12. Hospital Admifintralor Bob Besserer says there’s no particular reason tor this sud­ den surge of patients, except h " the fact that a M of ( them are expectant mother*., "W e’ ve KM patients in the PARIS (UPI) — Follower* her fans, imjudmif Die many change w u the di-iippeiiraniie hospital today, the second ■ , who follow of the IjIoum- with “ pussy ca t" highest in our history, he, .................... __ . . scarf-bow at the ne-kline. The can wear their old suit*. The only her style. said. While foreign buyer* loay- Knit-til Chanel suit Idousedesigner did not change her • • e Something Old Still Fashionable Phone Strike Talks Halted Aviation Study Panel Completed ______ Chanel Holds To Classic Lines For 1 9 6 3 -6 4 HLH "wrheels" were here classic lines in her 19**3-d4 Monday from Dallas — said collection. Th*. Chanel pre-entation they were "merely checkin* operations,” nothins special Monday marked Ihe end of press showing* for fall and about their visit. • « • Sheriff J. L. llohby ha-a t said so but it has been learn­ ed he is deeply hurt that the federal ajnts runmns that Saturday bolita raid did not confida ia him . . Actually, no one in Seminole County was informed of Die peodlnj raid. > winter clothe*. Huuexer, Hu­ bert Givenchy and Cristobal Balenciaga, regarded a* two of the must influential design­ ers in Pari*, show to buyers only Wednesday ami Thurs­ day. Chanel, called "The Eternal" in Paris, did not disappoint are collarles* and vertically tucked for a long look. Chanel made her nexv suits uf Irish tweed-, including one shuxv-rtopper of palest apricot yellow-orange with Die blouse ami jarkrt lining th m m i color. One suit was be 1ted at the* waist hut all others hung strilgbt Dome had braid trim­ did not wear droopy chain mings, soma had collar* and necklaces but rupet o f color- others war* collarlasa. Th* rollection al**» Inrlad1ed bead*. Another - slight fluck to the other houses, it’s ( hanel that *-vrn Paris -hopgirl* copy. Her classic skirt with its straight skirl and cardigan sweaterlike, simple Jacket, the lining u<u*tly matching the blouse, D a standard item in Paris. This season the < hanel mo­ dels in bangs and halr-lmws 3 W eek Recess ed one example of Chanel's ti'iial tailored suit with U -, _ » , . pels, and h*r dark dfSB-e* r O r U e Q D i n C t with white colls. • v d "iffTALLAHASSEE (UPI) — file coats were *ti liexv Tha Cabinet xvon’l meet again item: Narrow and fitted at until Aug. 2u because so ninny tb* waist, but Ixltlr:* "f of Ihe official* are traveling tweed* with fluffy fir d- arid there won't be a quorum. lar*. c iffs ami Imings, Commissioner of AgrirutOva* favorite with the ainli* tore Doyle Conner is in Eurance wsi a pale orange-yellow opo on a good will lt»ur. Gov. tweed coat with oruogi fox ernor Bryant is leaving Thinscollar » urn ov*-r an uiing< day for a vacation ill Europe yellow tucked silk *hirt**i-l Other officials will be away dress. from the city at conventions Another hit was a Back or on short vacation trips ut wool coat with bl.i k ostrich intervals during the next three weeks. feather collar. Worker*. AFL-CIO, changed their mind- over talk*. The company has demanded that the -trike lie settled by negotiations, and flatly re­ jected arbitration, favored by union. 1 Di. k Buckingham, director °f public relations for Georrnl, said Monday Diut Incren,etl sabotage over Ihe weekend bad a total of lltf.lhMP telephone- out in the six countie-. ll< -aid Oo.OOU of these were in Hillsborough and repre.entail half of General’s cus|looter* in the county. plan* mb*lug since Thursday on a flight fiom San Juan, I*. K., to Fort l.uuderdale with two men aboard. Aboanl the missing plane were pilot Gillieit Mirulla of j Horne. .. Sen*. Bernard Parrish of _ Titusville and D. D. CovingI lon ()f mtTt nlmei| , . ... . ,, San Juan and Victor Lonzalez. Ihry xxero flying it to Foit Lauderdale for delivery (o Robert Reuben of Ihiwlett, i The naming of th* two men completed membership uf tb* commission wtiiuh will study means of improving air tra. ,Jfety in Florida. ( to the coinmitlee earlier along with two lay members, i 111, A Dominican plane reported yesterday seeing two men on a raft about IOil miles front! - f Killed In Wreck MARIANNA (UPI) — May­ th* plane wreckage, but a <ion II. Shiver, 53, wai killed closer look revealed it to U Monday in • traffic wreck only a patch uf seaweed. j near here. � 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, July 29, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 29, 1963. 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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>, July 29, 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/e3b475e2f5e0ed84bff8a3be87961b06.pdf f82bbc64fc8f80f1c29597d9499c6f4c PDF Text Text I f. ..7 l ~ _1PP■mfNUN^P ■■ —" .■ r., ~ " w v v ■V w :-■'5»” '••■ ' • SKw-'.: ;•-■v. vtf r- W * ..... ^ -T • ; .irrqT'owjws: _„ M 7 f5 is ^ p & •*»•**~r* * ~ i •j ................................................................................................................................................ ? - y ;v n 4*J-*■*.— » From Europe Tour from on PA G E THURS., JULY 11, 1963 COUNTY NEWS 4 Girls Back From 4-H Short Course Casselberry Youth Does U . S . Research N . By Jaw* CasaafWrry each week In the pupa stage. Dale Birkenmeyer, mn of They are kept in cages when Mr. and Mrs. James Birk­ they hatch out ind a n fed enmeyer Jr., o( all Lake ebeml-itarllaBta mixed with Griffin Circle, Casselberry, sugar. has returned to San Salvador After being sterilised the Island In tha Bahamas, files are released on the is­ where he U engaged In re­ land. The normal female fly, search for tha U. S. Depart­ whose life expectancy is five ment of Agriculture's Entomo­ weeks, mates only once dur­ ing her lifetime and lays an logical Research Division. Young Birkenmeyer came averaga of 9* eggs. The male home, Friday, Juna 91, for fly lives 4 weeks and under a week's visit and surprised Ideal conditions may mate hla family with a two months with as many aa 34 different females. Thus for each male growth of beard. M L AND M B . STANLEY J. Rapaport, of Caaaelberry, and children Hla work on Ban Salvador fly sterilised the world la "H*rky” and Kathleen, stand In the doorway of th eir “home bn wheels” Involve* a test program for spared a possible 3,348 addi­ which took them across two continents. (Herald Fhoto) trying out a method of eradi­ tional insect pests. l r Jane purchased at a souvenir are where they found the women cating insects by iterillratlon, Birkenmeyer claims that Dr. tad Mrs. Stanley J. very comfortable to wear. weir six petticoats and go which U proving very suc­ he esn distinguished between Ate male and female of the Mapaport of Casselberry bare Tb* Dutch people find them barefooted, and then on lo cessful. very practical where the Between 40 and 80 thousand species by looking into their returned bona a ad reopened streets arc muddy and there Gibraltar. flies ara sent to the Island eye*. Dm office after a fabulous ar* no sidewalks. They found Italy lo be Use The Island, whirh serves as SHELLEY T U F T S , of Europe and. the While in Spain, they saw most interesting country In site for a missile tracking daughter of Mr. and United State* with their chit- the colorful annual festivals Europe and were fortunate station operated by PinAmer- Mrs. Joseph Tufts, of to be In Rome before the lean, is an ideal spot for the N o r t h Orlando, was drea. "Herky," 9. aad Kath­ and spectacular Artworks death of Pope John and at­ displays at Valencia and test program because of its named "Junior Mi n a leen, i. tended a public audience In remote location and small North Orlando” in con­ They picked up their Volks- Castle Leon. The open air St. Peter's. area. tests held during the wipes '‘camper,” which they meat markets with the many Like every tourist they en­ Two other Islands In the village’s nnnuul July christened “ Bronhilde," on files drove them to a diet joyed the xondslss in Venice chain Mayaguana and Grand 4th celebration. arrival is Rotterdam, Hol­ of ssnllne sandwiches, how­ and the flower market of Turk also have testing pro­ land. It t u fully equipped ever. visited Portugal, San Remo. They also found W'elcoma Wagon Interna­ grams with the methods for aleepini, cooking and eat- They the natives very adept at varying slightly on each. The Inf and esablad the Rapesqueeiing the "last lira” tional, Inc., sent a represen­ program la scheduled to con­ porta to travel economlcelly from tourists. tative, Nora C. Norris, to tinue to next June. and simplified the matter of Driving into Swltierland, meet the fallowing newcom­ Birkenmeyer attended Or­ finding aceonmodatlooi. Young and old enjoyed the our stalwart travelers found ers to South Seminole Coun­ lando Junior College for two Fourth of July Celebration This resulted In such unmany of tha alpine panel years and plana lo enroll in aaual overnight i topping sponsored by the North Orblocked with mow, which ty. • the University of Florida at Undo Civic Association at place* as the Eiffel Tower Those greeted were: meant turning around and By Pearl Jacksew Gaincsvllla in September. The la Parts, the Coliseum in detouring 200 miles. They Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Evers Department nf Agriculture the recreation area which of­ The Fourth of July Picnic Rome and the Leasing Tower fered a day full of games drove through Austria and in­ of Fisa. They dined In ityle and annual Chuluota Fiesta to Germany, where they had and children, Keith, II, and now has a new million dollar and contests climaxed with a In their VW beneath the bal­ was an outstanding success, their only peek behind the Sheri Lynne, three, from Wi­ laboratory located In Gaines­ spectacular fireworks display. cony of Princess Grace and reports Mrs. Dorothy Foi, Iron Curtain when they visit­ chita, Kan.; Mr. and Mrs. W. ville and Dale would like One of the highlights of the chairman. Prlncw Ranter in Monaco. S. Dlmmlck from Savannah, to work there following hla afternoon was the beauty ed Eait Berlin. In the absence of launder- Crowds gathsred through­ It took about an hour of Ua.; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ba­ graduation. contest with Jackie Atchison. mats, Mn. Rapaport solved out the day from many miles going through the complicated ker from fronton, Ohio. t7-ycar-o!d daughter of Mr. the unlveraal problem la the around for the carnival mid­ procedure to get Into East Mrs. Earclt Abell from and .Mrs. Glenn Atchison, manner of the local house­ way with everything from Berlin, where guns were Louisville, Ky.; Mr. and Mrs. named “ Mu* North Orlando” wives by waihleg their Fish Ponds to grab-hags and much In evidence and it ap­ James Gleason and children, Shelley Tufts, It-year-okl clothe* by hand 1s the vill­ the delicious ham dinner peared lo be only ooefillb Bruce. 18. and Gail 13, from daughter of Sir. and .Mrs. age fountains. served by Mrs. Jsen Stella, as prosperuui as the West­ Detroit, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tufts was chosen Dr. Rapaport’a knowledge Sirs. Loretta Stiver, Sirs. ern xone, Dr. Rapaport noted. W. R. Brown from Tampa. "Junior Miss North Orlando” of German and his wife's Peg Stewart and Mrs, De- They toured the Scandina­ Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Scott and 6-year-old Ellen Camp­ By Mra. Clarence Snyder French were very useful dur­ lores Martin. vian countries of Sweden. and children, Kim, eight, A charter was drawn up bell, daughter of Mr. and ing the trip and enabled Mrs. Bert Chlttick and Mrs. Norway and Denmark and Tommy, seven, ind Jo Alli­ Mn. .Malvin Campbell, was them to get to know the peo­ A r n o l d Jarkeon were In found Norway to be the pret- son, one, from Sanford; Mr Tor the Osteen Civic Assoc is- crowned “ Little Miss North ple better In the countries charge of the Midway and tic­ list country which they saw and .Mrs. E. L. French from lion at a meeting of (he ex­ Orlando” . Micky Shiver*, son which they visited. ket chairmen were Mrs. Fox, in Europe with its specta­ Manchester, N. II.; Mr. and ecutive board held Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shivers. Arriving In Hoiiind at tulip Mrs. Peg Crotdale and Mrs. cular scenery. Sirs. K. L. Zimmer (ram Win­ evening at the home of Nick time, they aaw the flower Doris Beach. Dr. Rapaport carried on Pfeifauf, president of the auctions. Mrs. Rapa port finds The winners nf the swim­ advance itudles at a hospi­ ter Park. Mr. and Mra. G. M. Lund- organisation. the wooden shoes which she ming contest were ar follows; tal outside of London and gren and daughter, Dunns, By using charters of other Adolta, Dan Bocks; It to Id, found British Socialised Med­ 13, from Cocoa; Mr. and Mn. Jerry Murphy; 10 to 12, icine to he a failure. G. W. Beam and children. civic organisations a* a Stephen Brack; S to 9, Robert After sightseeing in Eng­ Erika. 18 months, ami Greg­ guide Hie members of the Davis and 1 to 6 Arnold Jack- land and Scotland, they ory, two months, from Wi­ hoard have formulated what Alias Marie Allen, daugh­ son Jr. Mrs. Katy Coffy was went to Ireland by way of an chita. Kan.; Mr. and Mra. they believe to he s sound ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul overnight ferry from Liver­ Horace Hoardmin from Ken­ charier which will benefit the Allen of Orlando, who repre­ in rhnrge of this activity. community. sented Skate City Rollers The prise of the day fur pool. Thix waa a ‘‘must" osha, Wise. By Mrs. Adam Muller The next step la working Dance ami Figure Club of collecting the most money on since Mrs. Rapaport Is of Irish Mr. ind Mrs. W. L. Day Artist Charles A. Holder of the Dishtoss game was taken descent and they all kissed from Lake Mary; Mr. and for the approval of the char­ Fern Park in Ihe Southern Lakelend and formerly of hy Mrs. Hetsie Jrnes. the Blarney Stone before Mr* Merle Brown and chil­ ter by the Circuit Judge. Region Skate Queen Contest Miami, will be instructor ot Board members will call on in Stiami Beach was select­ The winner of the Bean Jar boarding ship for home. dren, Merle Jr., 14, David, 10, the summer school at the De­ Guessing ConGNl was Ruck On arrival in New York ami Bonny, eight, from Wi­ Oateen resident* to become ed "Mis* Southern Region." Bary Mansion from July 89 Girls from eight Southern Sargent ami winner of the they headed their faithful chita. Kan.; Mr. and Mrs. A. signer* of a petition staling through August 9. dinner drawing was Donald "camper” westward for a C. Blackwood from Winter that tlte organisation Is need­ Stales were Judged for heau He received hla Bachelor of Coffy. ed. visit with Dr. Rapaporl’s fam­ Park. ly, poise and personality Ftna Arte Degree In 1960 fnrorporation of Ihe Civic In addition lo reigning at The evening hour* were ily in California. They stop­ from the University of Flo­ Association la the first step the meet. Miss Allen received spent dancing and swimming ped off at such spots as Yel­ rida and ha* taught recently toward the ultimate goal of a beautiful crown, an ela­ and In just good old fushioned lowstone, Zion and Itryce • t the Lakeland Art Center erecting u Civic Center in borate trophy, a bouquet of Canyon National Parks, ami socialising, Mrs. Fox reported. are convinced the scenery and the Rldga Art Asan. Osteen, in memory of the roses and a scholarship to “Tha Fiesta proved very in mi" this ixiuiiii countryj liar far phi surpasses late Cot. William B»)le. This attend a modeling school. He also studied at the Chi­ profitable « . »■ i n ■ ■" |>n-'vrp «nn a I proceed r . . . . lL . . building to be usrd as a cago Art Institute and the L i. - . ____ . .u- v J ........... . th ,‘ nf *n* Other skaters taking part l,l‘* ” ' h« *■»«*• will go teward tha betterment gathering place for resident* in Iho meet from Skate City which they visited. Farnsworth School of Art in of the community,” said Mra. On Ihe rclurn trip they of the community. Sarasota. lly Mra. Adam Mullrr were Mary Margaret Cohen, Fox. . . . . stopped off In Texas to visit Recent honors which he A group of interested De­ The organisation expects to Lia Cohen. Carolyn Cohen, A tin,e w ,\ h*J b» Mrs. Kapsport's folks. Bary citliens, I n c l u d i n g undertake many other pro­ Sliaran Tucker, Bea Saverhaa won arc grand prise for all and that's something no They are very glad to be James Rucker, the Hev. A. C, jects is well. oil painting, Coral Gables Art rse. Gall Net/band. Gene amount of money ean equal,” back home In Casselberry Summer*, Judge A. D. Wil­ Those present at the meet­ Braddock. Jeri Ticket, Mike Association; Second for nils, she gilded. and say the most iniport- liams, Fred Mil.uirn, Glenn ing in addition to Pfeifauf Mlckn, Barbara Payne, and Greenwich Village Annual Sbe expressed her appredn- ant ,i,mg they learned from Smith and Peter Koppenaal, were Elw ard Pell, vice pres­ George Johnson. They were Fall Show, New York; grand prise, AH South Florida Art tUm and thanks to alt the j their Iravels is what a privi- met together to plan artivi- ident: Mrs. John Tatum Jr., accompanied by their instruc­ Exhibition, Miami; and the women of the community who lege it i* to he an American tlea for the loral youngster* treasurer; 3!rs. Norman Mil­ tor Kenny Perkins. Phi Beta Kappa Creative worked lo make it such a and wliat a wonderful coun- during the summer vacation. ler, and Joe Masters, trus­ Parents making Ihe trip I try In which we live. Achievement Award from the ■urrra*, A* a result 55 young people tees, and I. W. Hawkins, who Included 31rs. Nell IVhrn, University of Florida. were registered at the Com­ Is acting as legal advisor for Mrs. George Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Payne. Mr. He has exhibited at the Na­ munity Center on 31unday. live association. and Mrs. Bill Flckes, Mr. and Sis wrre In the 8 and under tional Academy with Allied Mrs Gerry NeUband. ami group, 15 in the U-tf group, 15 Artists of America. New York .Mr. and Mrs. Paul Allen. in the IM'J group sod 18 in City. M s . \ ’U-n will now repreTiff T m BTlttlp. — H'jimr»',Tu.re» tviii lie «..i sent Ihe Southern Region at They signed up for the display In a One Man Show the American Championships at the ManaUm House, July various sports and game* they to be held at Portland Ore­ wished to participate In and 28 through August 9. abating, baseball and games A reception will be held at 3lr*. P. T. Piety of Uslrrn gon July 27 through August led the Bit. the Dellary Art Headquarters was hostess Monday evening 3, 1983. Sunday, July 28 from 2 to Assisting with the regis­ at a picnic supper fur mem­ tration wrre 31re. W. Lake, bers of Evening Circles 1. 3 4:30 p.m. and the public Is In­ On Dean's List man, .Mr*. Thonia* Armao, and 4 of th* First Preshy tervited to come and meet By Jane Casselberry Sir*. W. F Idler, Mr*. L. isn Church. Artist Holder. Wayne Birkenmeyer. son of Hiundi. Mrs. James Rucker, Fallowing dinner a business I Mr. arid Mrs. James Birk­ Sir*. M. Mueller. Charlotte meeting was held and the enmeyer Jr., of Casselberry Wells and Sf. Lacy. ‘Smokey* (Join# lesson was taught by .Mrs. made the Dean's list at Or­ By Helen Snodgrass The parent* of DeBary Warren Adams. lando Junior College where youth nr* asked to attend a •‘Smokey, Ihe Bear” will A t t e n d i n g were Mrs. he is an honor stud<‘ with "Fun Night” to he held at Adams 31rs. Curtis Hughes. a straight a record. accompany the Bookmobile Unit on Us next visit lo En­ the DrHury Community Cen­ Mn. Betty Snyder and son tie majored in Business Ad terprise which will he on ter on Wednesday, July 17, John, Mrs. Leon Walker, Mrs. ministration at Orlando Jun­ Tuesday, July 18, from 1:30 at 7:30 p.m. to get acquainted John Wilson, Airs. J. K. ior College ami will continue p. m. to 4:3o p. m. with tha Instructors volunteer­ Blackman, 31rx. Miry Wal- his education by entering All the patrons of the book­ LONG WOOD AREA Chamber of Commerce di­ ing their talents and aarvicea t«r», Mra. Elizabeth Sharon, th* upper division at the Uni­ rectors have elected C. H. Johnaon president. mobile are especially urged to help the young people en­ Mrs. E. C. Miller, Mra. versity of Florida this Fail to; eome out and bring their Murk Hulluck (right), vice president and E. P, joy • pleasant summer in De­ Clarence Snyder. Mrs. Nor- and apaciallzmg in account JrsNkls ts meet "Sniokey.” Bary Hie hards (left), treasurer, (Herald Photo) ; man Ullkr and Mr*. Piety. ing. »- South Seminole Greets Many New Residents By Cathy Cam mark CONTEST WINNERS for "Little Mr. and Little Miss North Orlando” were Mickey Shivers and Ellen Campbell. Mickey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shivers, of 61 North Edgemon Avenue, and Ellen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Malvin Campbell, of 51 N. Third Street. And Everybody There Had Fun Chuluota Fiesta Attracts Crowd Osteen Group Drafts Charter 'Miss Southern Region’ Named Holder To Teach Art At DeBary DeBary Plans Youth Program 1 wat named “ Little Mr. North Orlando.” Pat DtdVillagio acted as master of ceremonies and .Mrs. DcIVUIagio was In charge of the contests. Winners of Ihe costumed pet contest were Kenny No- Bridal Shower Given In Honor Of Jane Kirk By Shirley A. Wentworth The home of Mrs. C. C. Jones of .Cecelia Drive, Bear Lake, was recently the scene of a miscctlancoui hrul.il shower given in honor of Lil­ lian Jane Kirk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kirk of Llnnral Beach Drive. The parly was attended hy Sume 33 relatives ami friends of i Iip honoree. Miss Jones became Die bride of James Christopher White on Friday, July 5. The bride opened her many gift* from a table heaped high with surprises ami over­ head a colorful pink ami w h i t e umbrella showered down streamers that were a t­ tached to the gift* below. All joined in afterwards to play a variety of game*. Pris­ es of hand made clowns were non hy Mu* Sandra Kendal! and Mr*. William Powell. Mrs. Elisabeth lln-e wiis the delighted winner n! a clever bird cage. Alter the game*. the guest* enjoyed a (ro,h> dessert served with cuffee and wed­ ding cake. Buy the more exotic or scarce blooms fur special oc­ casions in Ihe home, and for gift*. Whenever passible, use iho cash-and-carry method It will save delivery cost*. well, first with his dug "Gin­ ger" anil Pat Wilson, second, with his dog, "Peppy." Winners of the Scavenger Hunt were David Johns, first, John Campbell, second, and Dehbie Bishop, third. Those -’jrticipaiing wrre busy for days collecting such peculiar items as a dead frog (dried), an “ I like Ike" button, a clipping from a 1%u Sanford Herald, ami an Eskimo candy lei. Watermelon ealing contest proved a welcome activity for the hot afternoon, and a bavehatl game was played between the men and the boys ot the village. Bill Ryan and his commit­ tee served a chicken barbe­ cue supper followed by an auction of donated items with Chuck Rowell in charge. Everyone enjoyed an even iIng mm t ...iin r,k /l-inoin K IL-111 of square dancing with the “Starlight PromenJarc*” from Sanford demonstrating some of Ihe finer points of swing your partner. Osteen Personals .Mr. and .Mrs. Earl Hopper of Jacksonville, III., and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hopper ami two daughters of Orlando Visited Mr, ami Mrs. Robert William*, recently. Robert Arnes spent Ihe weekend with his grandmo­ ther, Mrs, Rose Doyle, Ro­ bert i- now living in Gamesv111** hut is leaving oil a inonth‘» vneat mn in Cali forma. Mrs. John Bradin is spend­ ing s month in Denver, Col. A 2 e Kenneth Harvey and his wile, Palsy, leil Monday lor Ins new assignment at Al­ ius Air Fur re Rate in Altux. U\!a. They have been visillng Ids parents. Mr and Mrs l.eaiue Harvey, Picnic Supper Every year when school i> out the most outstanding 4-11 girls of the state, who ar* 14 y e a n or older attend the 4-H Short Course at Florida Stale University in Tailshastee. This year the representa­ tive* of Seminole County wrre Sandy .Miklcr, Slavia; Kathy Rook, Slavia; Margar­ et Steven*. Long wood, ind Cathy Cammack. Geneva. These girl* were accom­ panied hy Home Demonstrstion Agent, Mi** .Myrtle Milson. Andrew Duda k Sons and L. B. Planie sponsored tor trip. The 387 delegatex of Flor­ ida's 22.000 4-H girls veer* welcomed to Florida Stata University, Monday evening, June Kkh by Dr. Gordo* W. Blackwell, president of th* university and 31is* Anna Mae Sikes, Slate H o b * Demonstration Agent. The them* of the 48th An­ nual Short Course was "4-H Builds on Our American Heritage.” Many interesting and inspiring speeches wer* given on our heritage. Mr*. Lewis Bevil, a Tallahassee homemaker, talked on “Our Spiritual Heritage"; .Mrs. 3lyran R. Blee, President of Florida Congress of P.T.A.. spoke on "Our Cultural Heritage.” “ Our Economical and Po­ litical Heritage” was discuss­ ed by Secretary of State Tom Adams; Dr. Stanley J. Mar­ shall, head of Science Edura. lion and the University nf Florida, talked on “ Our Edu­ cational Heritage"; and Dr. 31. O. Watkins, director of the Florida Agricultural Ex­ tension Service, spoke on “The Meaning of Citizen­ ship.” We girls received much in­ spiration from these talks that will help us he better Americans as well as better I H'rrs. Because of the new trim­ ester system, college was in session during the short course and we (elt like coed* attending classes just like college students. Everywhere on th* cam­ pus the 4-H girt* were heard lo groan,” Oh, Kennedy's Physical Fitness Program!" Yet, we tackled the mile hike to hreakfrat every morning at 6:30. The reason for thia was that Ihe 4-H dormitory was located a mile from Hi* dining hall ami the classes. Some of Uic qpweial activi­ ties during th* week wer* the Junior-Senior Reception, "Our American Heritage in Song ami Dance,” the Dre«x Kcvue. a lour of the State Capitol and Supreme Court, and installation of n<*w offi­ cers. Garden Club Wins Plaudits By .Mona Grinstrad The North Orlando Garden Club, organized la Ifrkl with a membership *f 13 women, has liveil up t* its objectiv* and proved au asset tu Pi* comm unity. Tlie objective of the club, which Is read at each meet­ ing to remind the membeix, TI 1III For Circles JIMMY CLARK, of Sanford, was one proud younifater when his name wan called out an the winner of a brand new bicycle a t the Fourth of July Fiesta sponsored by the Iainirwood Volun­ te e r Fire Dept. The bike wan one of many jyiftn awarded thiuughout the d ay . (Herald Thule) jti. i. j u . l u . m >i in gardening, to cooperate in tho protection of native plants and birds and lo encourage public planting and roadside improvement. During lie past year Ihe club ha* sponsored “Tho Garden for the Month” pro­ ject for all residents of tha community. Ten awards wire made and eight nf Ihe lawns received honorable mention. Other activities during the year have been a lea spon­ sored by the group in Soplemijcr. a rummage sale in November, a Christina* par­ ty. planl.ng of Cherry Laurel trees, bake aales, and In April they participated in the South Seminole Garden Club Bower allow at guests. �* w.v* d County School Tax Remains A t 8 .2 5 Mills g> anforb I f m t l i * F a t women who « r i r shorts shouldn't. . . . • • • GovsrnmtnUl and J o i n town business office* took on * "ghost town" appearance a t about 10:30 this morning. All tha “wheel*" wera at NAS to wltne*a the colorful change, of-commanri ceremony. • • I IS # • >, » . T)r. Dick Dougherty learned today he really hu* It. E. Portt-r for a patient . . . although the name, itself, doesn't ap­ pear in his accounts receiv­ able. . . . Henry Tamm will take over as city manager Monday while Pete Know tea is on vacation in, what Pete terms, “some secluded spot away from it all." . . . We know a chap who feela ho gut stuck the first day after he bought a home. He had the water turned on. The pressure blew out a pipe in the toilet reservoir and flood­ ed the bathroom. Just one of tha trials and tribututions of purchasing a home not newly built. • • * Item on the police blotter hud the new* reporteis excit­ ed for a few minutes this morning. Allied Invrstiaa'i .1 Bureau at St. Catherine’*, On­ tario, Canada, telephoned pol­ ice they huve in custody u man who ia wunted here. Chief Roy ’William* explained It is a sim­ ple assault and battery ruse— man gave his wife a Mack eye and took off into the wild north yonder. . . . I.ocal committee working on having that new state univer­ sity brought to Seminole County will meet with the State Hoard of Control a t Till* luhassee first of the week to offer "some selling points." • « • Coincidence: Mrs. K. C. Smith Jr. was in to see Jeiuinc Warlike, our acting society editor, yesterday with the an. notmeement of the wedding of her daughter, Cupt. Shirley C. Smith, USAF. tit will uppenr ■n Monday * edition.) Today's mail bruught a lengthy fea­ ture story about Captain Smith's "vital role in the aero­ space defense program” at Truax Field, Was. • • * Yo well's, who has law a m business here lor a half ccntury, posted a sign in the store window this morning it has lost it* lease ami is go­ ing out of business. • • « Sen. Jack Mathew* from up JacksonviUe-way hasn't officially announced as yet Hut he intends to run for governor next year . . . but he was doing a lot of hand­ shaking in The Herald office this niorning. Sen. Mack Cleveland was doing the in­ troductions. Tlien they, too, headed fur the change *t>frotntnand ceremonies . . . . and moN> ITinTHVTTJ Miig: ! > r* Governor Calls Troops To Cambridge * Our learn - something - new•very-day item: Seminole la a popular name for must any thing in thl* county. For exnmple; Seminole Boulevard ia a popular name for street*. It'a the nsmo of the street running along ta k e Monroe in Sanford proper. It'a the name of the road running between Lake Monroe community and Puola. It’s the proper name for U. S. Highway IT-TI and/ or State Road i><>0 south of the Sanford city limit*. And Seminola Boulevard will take you to the hor»e track at Cassel­ berry. • VOL. 53 Slil> tmiay asked for bids by July 3<i for the improve­ ment of Highway 4t5 from Sanford's east limit* to the St. John* River and Highway 423 i Grapevllte Avenue i from Country Club Road to West First Street. These two pro­ ject* have been tied up in > package deal with a third project tn Yulusia County. * ■ • Hint to fishermen: R E. Porter, when the wind blew off hi* cap and it sunk in the St. John*, was advised to lastcn a bobber to hu new cap. • • • Fat women «'.» wear slacks .slam do t loos at IbCit backs. WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Saturdny with widely scattered show-era; high today 88-02 ; low In 70a. SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 754 Established _1908 Kill.. JULY 12, 1963 United Press Leased Wire CAMBRIDGE. Md. ( U P liAboul I ihi fully armed Na­ tional Guard troops were or­ dered into Cambridge today by Maryland Gov. J. Millard Tawes after a wild night of racial warfare in the street*. Tnw*’« |h* fjfrjof from the State House at CAPT. JAMES O. MAYO (right) today assumed Annapolis following an fin ­ command of Heavy Attack Wing One at Sanford er .ency conference with atatc NAS, succeeding Cupt. Joseph M. Tally Jr. ; military and police heads to restore order in this Ultle Chesapeake Ray fishing town. Six while men were (hot during fighting Thursday night. A statement issued by the governor's office said: "The National Guard has hern called back to Cam­ Cupt. James OH* Mayo, ni He relieved Copt. Joseph M. bridge. Units are now enveteran of nearly '22 years In Tuily, Jr., in formal cere. rouic from the First Dattanutll y]eIcj Artillery Nuvul Aviation, today became m.-nlr* witnessed by nearly Jion commanded of S a n f o r d ' * 3m) persons at the Sanford based at t'ikrsvllle, Bel Air Naval Air Station. Heavy Attack Wing One. ami Greenbelt. About 100 men T h e ceremony concluded arc being sent." Captain Tuily''» long associ­ ation with Central Florida atul Heavy Attack aviation, which has spnnnrd the great­ er part of the past eight years—a long time by mili­ tary standards. tl Budget To Be Increased By $891,000 Th# 1 W N tax ltry ft* Seminole County school opes* stions will be a.2S milts, con. tinning the ssme as the 1M> 63 levy, tt was tentatively d#> elded by the School Board Thursday afternoon. The levy will continue Ut# same although the budget will be Increased *891.000 tn *6.248,48.1 for the July 1 -Jun# 30 fiscal year, Supt. R. T. Mitwee explained. Publie hearing on the bud* get wiU be held July 23. After final approval It will be for* warded tn the State Board of Public Instruction for It* ap< pruvsl. • • • Mitwee explained the levy remain* static, although the budget Is Increased, because of the Increased taxable val* uation of county real and pen sonal property, up *2.2 mil* lions this year over last year. School millage it limited by Ihe State Constitution to 20 mills. The School Board may levy up to 19 mills In the county without a referendum and may propose up to 10 mills more In thr school dis­ trict which must be voted on by t h e qualified electors representing Seminole County, were chosen DIRECTORS OF THE St. Johni-Indlun River (freeholders). chairman and secretary-treasurer, respective­ r«nul District, appointed earlier thi.** week by The biennial district m itt ly. Pictured from the left: Krider, Hansom Gov. Karris Hrynnt, met Thursday afternoon at age elertion will be he.’d Nov, Downes, Orange County; It. C. firmly, Rrevtril Mayfair Inn to organize and to lay preliminary 3, at which time three school County; Steve Shlnholser, Volusia County, ami plans for promoting the proiwsetl waterway. trustees will be chosen. Rrumtey. (Herald Photo) John Kridcr and John 11rum ley, of Sanford and Last year’s 171 mills gn was divided 3.33 la the eoun* tg. 3.73 In the district and 14 (or bonds. The School Board seeks to continue this break* n o r w * E x h ib it , down with the Nov. I elec* fly Mona Grin*tead Uon. However, t h a board three cf the Ming's six squadTALLAHASSEE (I PI) — The North Orlando Volun­ run* and Captain Tuily’* own Gov. Karris B r y a n t mid could lump the three part* teer Fire Department an­ under the one heading e l staff members stood at a t- j Thursday that Florida's exnounced plans to join the terition in full dress white hihll in the New York World’s Hi* criticism uf Kennedy county millage since it is be­ fer a "craven fe jr'’ of Ihe was "standing wliere hi*lnrv WASHINGTON lUI’l) Florida Slate Firemen'* Assn, uniform. Fair will cost $5 million, hut ben, Barry Goidwstcr (H tuture and Lave taken the omc placed the true liberal." was based on the President'* low the to mills permitted by ai a meeting hi Id at the com­ The other three units are de- added he wiisu't sute the m- Art*.) »ald today that Presi­ country tr > far to the h it." ltr mid tug iim-scrvatlve recent speech at American the Constitution. munity building Wi-iluvudMv r J o * 1 . (.. '. ias • • t.Uhellt would pay off. dent Kennedy appear* "de­ Gold wat--r Mid Hint U. S. stands fur freedom, individ­ University in which he re night. The new three-In-one bud* Siroud and Sixth Fleets. , termined to coexist with in­ CommuMtt party leader litis ual right*, justice, order and ierred to a Soviet interest In gel will include *3,039,433 for Paul Ueom-lt of Sanford, Coptuin Tidly re.ul the or- "*OllCC S c llO O l a "just and genuine peace" Hail w as urging defeat of j hotair. ternational c u m m u n i s m president of the state asso­ support a n d maintenance, TALLAHASSEE (Ul’l) — wherever it thrive*—even in OOP candidates next year "I believe today's liberal and urged an effort tn “ make ciation, is schi'duhsl to apeak fieial orders which will take 1293,831 for bonded indebt, lom next to tho National W s r i g i r r c t s r y of Stale font the world safe for diversity is so frightened uf tile future and support of "people's po­ the Western Hemisphere," on this subject at ■ future nines* and *912,179.99 fat College in Washington. I t C, j Adams recommended today | The loot GOP presidential litical movements" that Halt that be i* incapable of act­ meeting. construction, for ■ total o< traditional stepping stemcreation < > f a atate-supporlrd |w„ih l|||y coupled his attack ing in the present," Goldsaid operated within the or­ The department alio plan* W 2 l8 .4tJ.TJ9 . higher command, law enfuremenl acudeniy tv un Kennedy with a rli.ir :e bit nf the Democratic party. water said. “ Why else are we to receive thi- training pro­ This is compared to Iasi Then Captain Mayo read train p a rt officers in tiie state confronted today with a vir­ However, Goldwater added that the nation's liberals sufgram offerrd by the State year's buJget at *4,291,499 for In., assigning him to the p n -jo f Florida, that he was not suggesting tual paralysis of policy? Mil) Fire College. support a n d maintenance po rian t fleet eammand fur I else doci Cuba remain a that Democrats or New Prun Starting next week, volun­ (operation*), *318,816 fo r tier (men were Communists festering, Soviet power base teer firenu-n will conduct « ihe next two years. When he v iC C li C o i l t G S t bonded indebtedness a n d finished he turned to Cnptuin ST. PETERSBURG (I I I) on our very doorstep? Why or that tin- Communists had house-to-house solicitation to Owners of unlicensed dogs T|„, St. Petersburg m y captured emit ml nf the Demo else are »e trying to pretend in lauigwwal may soon be $846,422 for construction, for explain tile object* of (be de fully and announced with n a total of *3.436,734. -.ilute, "I relieve you, Sir. council voted Tbursduy to tipthat international communism era tic parly. part men 1, ask fur support and singing "Where. O Where Milwee explained IN In* Tully returned the salute <prupriule gtu.tltk) to have the In a speech prepared for is mellowing and not nut lu Ha* My Little Dog Gone?" s i es-ek new members. crease In operations is du# enslave the entire world?" The departm ent agreed with " ll* answered, "I aland re- Mr*. Anieriu content held In-re WASHINGTON (Ul’l) — delivery before Hie Human Mayor A. R Iairmann stated mostly to salary increases of Goldwater said that the ('mini liman A rt Fermi's sug­ lleved," thereby ending com- j„ conjunction with the Frsti- The kiunedy ndmini truti-oi Events Conference, Goldwa at the city council meeting nearly *300,ooo, including aq m.iml winch Ix-gun June 37, val of States. gestion made ut the July adopted a "wail and see" ap­ ter said today's conservative "cause, for our indcciaiotl and iait night Hut all unlicensed added 33 new teachers on the 1 inaction is a deep footed (car dog* found within the city li­ raunril meeting that residents 10(11. proach today before renewing payroll. Earlier, the two officer* 1 0 D i O O i l l ! O U t on the part of the liberal es­ Its efforts to settle tile striVelie asked to pay a booster fee mits will be picked up be Although the building fig* tablishment which foreclose* of *:t to he put in the village-' inspected the men aligned in BUENOS AIRES, Argen­ threatening railroad rules dif­ Russians Sank ginning July 2t). ure is larger, there will be the iNissihility of any action treasury for the use of fire review formation, tina I IJ 1*11—The Argentina putr. Nearly 2nn dug* were li less construction. (July new Sno’ Boy, Says at all that may contain a At the conclusion »f til* illMitritinic I'refectute set the Author native sources sitid and police department need*. censed in the city lad year, construction planned tor th# slight element of risk." A letter will be mailed to -[lection, ( apt. Hubert M. known death toil at lit per President Kiunedy had not de Exile Leader while ntiiv .rJ have been li next fiscal year is five rooms ‘'.Suili eraven fear is comcat It resident explaining the Ware, commanding officer of .on* today in the fiery wreck i ided on what legislation to cenvcd Ibu* far this year. at l,akc Mary School, a must# MtAMI li I'll — A *uhan |,|e|r |y „„i „f cliaraefer with f„g.*hrouded strainer in *rek from Congress (f there purpo.-e of this before thr NA** Sanford, opened the In other husines* Iairmann room at Cruoms High School, ru le leader say* the fishing Alllvrtcan spir|t," he deformal part of the program tliu River Plate estuary south is no agreement by July -’J. collection I. made. staled that he ha* written a Indudrial art* building t t when be has promised to *ub- limit Him* lt«iv wim **int» n I eta red. Kim Chief Bill Halin I* and introduced Rear Adrn. of here, letter to tin- State Road De­ Seminole High School and tionally by Russian i utik 1 Goldwater said "liberal* partment inquiring about the , mil his recommendation*, acting a* president and see Kolieit GoMUiwaite, common- 1 two cl.vun.mii at Oviedo trawler* . wh‘'n 11 surprised h#ve ,akt.n u, tlM Ur Hie rstary at present until u lilt ‘Ice **f k leet Air in the Jack- gVl'I’U ljf M llC H t, Administration officials hestatu* of State Road 427. High School. the Sovl.t vessels engaging ,cft (uf £(mmJ u< ,ht. of to tiatm-s is on the mem- o.nvillo area. fci, CAJON, Calif. ( UIT) j lieve chances are slight that • • • The auilitur'i report uf the in "espionage" activities in ,jon ,)ar,jcu|4r|y when Goldthwuite, wiio led the An A WO I, Camp i’endelton Hie four-year-old controversy hership roster. Ilw has an­ fiscal year ending Aug. 31, Last y ear's and this year's the Cnrlbhcnn. find Olirselvc* in a Worldwide nounced that a hard auction Wing at it* inception in 1951, | Marine, | ‘f. RolierlHammock.: <ver the railroads' pro p er,I tlDU, wa* accepted ami Hie construction figures are ro> Tlw Sno' Hoy has been •truggle witli the forces of hose has been purcha*»d fur <|Hike briefly about the ae- in, who told police lie nmy work rule change* wilt he •rtstatement of bill* accepted kited in that much is a carry­ missing since July I on a the extreme left." the truck and will la- installed rornpli.-hiiient* of (he .'Sanford Imve killed a mail during a ««d without legislation, and payment authorised. over — new building started voyage from Kingston, Jucommand. immediately. strong-arm rubbery at Tucson, But they said a six man Plan* fur the new city hall lad year to be completed this mnirn. tn Noitlienst Cay wit t Then flitrostrum *«» turn­ Ari*., was arraigned Thura- t"*"'1 named by the President Tha department meets mi still have not born completed. year. Hi person* aboard Sheriff Hunts the second Wednesday of each ed over to Vice A dm. Frank day on a charge uf ilti-gul poa- to investignto the dispute The exile lender. Dr. I.uU might help to shape the i**ui * month at 7:30 p,m. at th«-com­ (I'tteime, eominamler of Na­ session uf S weapon. for Congress and the public. Conte Agnero, said Thursday Two Escapees munity building In the recrea­ val Air Forces in the Atiantle night he believed tit* (53-foot Alt nil-point* bulletin was Fleet, for the principal ad­ S Th© rrjiort to tion area and will welcome vi-i*el Itussiau |HUI(| by Sheriff J. L, llobby dress. 1*11T*SHI’Iti j H || |'j | « , *Lo rri'iidcnt alia iutk'lit t* ihJ trawlers "surprised new members. engaged in clandes- . tht* morning for a Lung wood Rcsue ‘t e a m , temporarily ,r’ '" ,l ,’r’ t',,lh *Mp* Hits espionage ai-ilvitic* in man and a Juvenile who ra­ Hhiinduiit-d their search for to cluing? their position be­ the area and was intentionally raped from custody Thursday . three teen.tiled i-iyx, believed fore the document i. sent to sunk." night. lost deep in the old Castle • I . , “Mcial* *atd. The- !’ B Navy culled off b'vutch I* being made for Shannon Coal to . mine near .!'![ president Vl.i.ViVt ""iGeorge t-e ' il wl**(-pread search for the tdiiin It. Crawford, 31, and a here, early tmiay after "do- •Meiny, _a ....mtu.r „i , |u. »'"y J"l> «. ...... rising IU , who escaped from Deputy B It’s Fuiitimc ^ m em b e r of the injr ©verytiling humunly !»•*• tiie blue und white Iwnit either J. tj. Galloway after they had p re sid e n tia l panel, would try ...n urreeled a* suspect* in ® ' ri. Nitos at the 1 tn see i f there vvik uiiy Riink in high -en- or brok* |M up nil U f. IT, tin Un it of a ciguietto vend-Muinn lot could M-ltle tin- -!1• Conic, leader of the Sent!- mg lime him* at Mobley's Caribe! ^ ) A| putr and avoid emergen > LONDON t u r n — King n<d* of Liberty underground Corner Saturday. When Gallo- | ( in ig ii-.-liio .il action. I’aul and (Jiiern Frrderika of organization, -aid an amateur way bud stepped his cruiser Music by I'ckk .v* lilveea flew home to Athens radio operator in K>-y \Ve»t,ith« two jumped out Hud ran today, ending a tumultuous Two Seminole Hill and Kuss! picked up a message from tht into the durkiir-n, four-day state visit to Hr it rain Norwegian freighter Bsume {sheriff Hobby said (he mumarked tiy demonstrations, Boys Elected Lily 7 raying it had sighted chine had been fished from a street fighting and an unpir Joey 1‘avelcTiak, son of Mr. three Ru-.inn trawler* about amull lake at Casselberry and ceilcnted booing of (jureii Elis­ and Mrs. Joseph I'uvebbak ,'JO miles wi--t of Jamaica. the cigarette* recovered front abeth. of Fern Bark, wa* elected to On July 6, the body of one a hiding place, the llou-e of Repst-wenlatlvc* of Hie Sno' Roy's pa».-rnger» ul American Legion llisy '*, was found flouting in tht- wu- 1 '1 LONDON (L T t) u . s. State held in Tallahassee thi* ter some •'•0 mile* west of -| | ) |C 111 C IIP presidenli.il envoy W. Averell week, Joey was sponsored by NortheastLay. which i* about III NNELLON. FI*. (U l’l) * Two men and two women were Horn man and British govern- AmericanLegion Memorial 1f*ll mile- .noth of Kingston, merit Irudei ♦ agreed today to Poet 2o6 of Casselberry. | "This I* the first time So killed today when their enr pies* for a nuclear test ban Johnny Haynes, son of Mr v et ftshin,' vr>- I- hav been collided with a truetur-truilEDGAR It. SITLEIt SR., i t t i ml lieutenant ub ut Jumuicu, an.| i-r truck un un overpass on with no strings attached at am] Mr*. Finney Haynes of -.giited colonel of the U. S. Air Force, on recommenda­ Highway 41 north of tion of Rep. A. S. Ilerlong Jr., was named Thurs­ the three-power nuclear test Longwood, w»» *keUd sheriff it la significant. they were III. ban negotiations in Moscow|aml cuunty eommi-sioner. li spotted I’< tits - imr ar*a hern. H i g h w a y patrolmen day hy Presideent Kennedy n.-t (roatmunter at u i f on) ‘J t wi i o unable im n ie dia tety to next week, diplomatic souree* t>a* sponaoted hy Old Glory where t <’:t nelln-rry and hi* name submitted to ti e 1 R. i hrn u t r ii t o n i c said. j identity them . Bust X I of Feru Balk. Senate for cmfirtuatiuii. (Iletald 1‘iiitnj l -..(•J. New Commander Takes Over Wing North Orlando To Join Stale Firemen's Unit JV Z W A ... Liberals Gone 'Too Far To L e ft'- - Goldwater Kennedy's 'Co-Existence' Stance Blasted 'Wail And See' Is Rail Policy Search Halt Longwood Dogs Must Have Tags VALDEZ HOTEL 'aribc Downtown Sanford tireeks Leave yA 1 Ban i r i i Ti I �I . ■*»** * mm&smi : i MfcgW #1 HIT —-------—■*> IT II ft F i« * » - m R iv . G rovw Sewell Church In Our Day Will Be leader At UP Camp ■y Jana Ror. John N. Montgomery, pastor of Westminster PreebytorUn Church, Casselberry, will po m aa a loader at tha United Presbyterian Junior High Camp at Camp Shepard^ near Frostproof, m at week. Young ptopla from tho church attending thla temp will bo Claim Montgomery and Thornes Pitman. Jack Montgomery attended tha Youth Conference far th— hiring just completed tho ninth gnd o hold at tha Praebytetlan Confer*nee Can­ ter, Laka Placid. F raaili Arthur of MoOy Air Fi will ho on Sunday, July SI, la la r. Montgomery's “Walking With ONT* ta tha them* af this year’s Vacation Bibla School at Lutheran Church cf th* Redeemer, Won 26th Place i between Oak and Park), Tho two-wotk Monday through Friday school begin* a t I *jn. Monday with regis­ tration beginning a t l:M a.m. of th* Grot day, Th* following will bo earr­ ing on th* staff of this sixth annual Vacation Bible School, according to tha announce­ ment of Rev. Herbert W. Joan Mrs. Walter Shipman; organists: M r a . Ksanoto McDermott, Oeona: refroohmoata: Mrs. Ebb* Loo, Mr*. Alfred Klith* stilt, Mra. Jo* Irv in ; additional hoi p an : Mra. Elmer Tailman, Mra. Harold Almquist, Larry Moore, J. Kirk, Glen Richard* and Richard and John Goons. Tba daily passion* will in* elude opening devotions, looton fUastrlpa ta color, singdepartment: tag work-hooka, dally projects, Nursery department. Mrs. Arthur Heraog, Mn. M. E. Miracle; kindergarten depart­ ment: Mr*. Robert Andrews, Mra. Kenneth Phillip*, Chrlotine Almquist, Claudia Bemgardner; primary department: Mrs. William Martin, Mrs. Roy William*, Mr*. Faclta Hansen; junior department: Mra. Harry Wilson, Mra. PhIHp abates, M u William Gracty. to to woven into th* overall thorn*. All chib d m of (to oommunity from three to 14 ara welcome. M eeting Sunday Tha Commlesion on Educa­ tion of tha Casselberry Com­ munity Methodist Church will hold Its monthly matting Sunday at • p- m- at tho church. AD church school workers ara urged to attend. or too cold, too os. waa more than they fait noeosaory, tha/ couldn’t Fubn that M ay peepte ■port tha time, or it la poa* dantly 4T«H find to b# I m •IMa that aoma simply atatad Junior high la Utetr awn aapariancaa. Ha that they did not "got much ■ail, -1 dla GLAD whan out of It," Today whan wa look into (hap to*4 gate M< k t ua go our fhurahea during tho war* lato (1m bang# of Um UN." ahJp hour* wo find many peo­ i W W x .V N Thk Paata U mm of Urn ple with eager, radiant and Pilgrim Pm Im which told eyoui faaaa who would aay PHIL DHUMMOND, gospel ventriloquist and af tho vMts mod* by tho \ n\ \ \ \ \ . n\ emphatically that they, youth m u f t l i i t o f Jackaonvillt. will b« a t San­ to Jar-lam an ttotN \ \ \ \ \ \ v \\V \\ glad whan they ford AUUne* Church, 1401 Park Avenue., gun* Wa fto tot faattac Uto bo— «f too day through Wadnaaday to pruatnt daily 7:80 Tb— a n tha fortuaato N u tr e n e C o o g T e ff s tk m a l A dventist B aptist j r . programs. Drummond, whoM appuaranca I Tha heart breaking t n M IM W A t f im p aylritoal i Sanford la p art o f a lum m tr tour, will daUrar CHURCH O tlM a S A T M IU thing la that there ara >o a d v e x t ib t c a ta ta S P THE NASARMSR CMMtPTtAN O R S C S Om b . K# doabt w u tj laokN many more people whe aorar Bibla maaaagaa and gospel tonga through vani W. sod f t ot Maple Ave. fan raN with (h i kam— aatL f t I* M athew s --------- P aster to Hamilton Ortffla — P astor ilfuit ' trUoquIam dam along withh illuatratad p la n ta tio n s . Paul Stakes --------------- Pastes the joy af worl o id a y School _ _ _ l i t ! to to. ■ERVICBg BATURDAT— lun dsy School _ _ 4:41 to I:** to at. — Church School alpiilin to th— (knag, but ahipping God and therefore M orals* Worship 1 1 :** a. a . Sabbath S c h o o l____1:14 a. tn. 11:4* to m ----------------- Service Mornlag Worshig 14:41 paapla bainc paapl* nalada flad thamaahaa unfalfiUN, W arship Service _ lit* * a. a . T ralst** C oles _ 1:1* p. m. 4:44 p. a . 1:1* to to- — Christian Tenth Toutn X vaslag Worahip _ 7:41 p. m. W ednesday N igh t likely aaay did eplrltually hungry, onhappy, Evangelistic 4*rvle* 7:44 p.m. M lotetry V tiftr Borvlro .... t i t o. m. Third lu n d sy A.R. MePherocn. Rev. W aiter too aam spiritual -rW# H ave T h is Mop*” radio t;:s p. ». iingeplialiw a and without • chart or com rooter ■ eoeeg* each Sunday a. tn. David and aaay pea* an tha turbulent saa af Christian si 1:11 ever w rit It a t 14*4 •Uwr baltavara. Can’t you at** t u t r ed lt diet life. PIRPT CHURCH r m a r c w ip t i a n c w t b c w ■oat boar tea* of thorn of. OP TRR NASA REN R Epiecopal Seram! yeera age Dr. Han* th a Sacrament of Baptism Lakt Mary. Pla. taring asouaaa for not auk. l**r S. M * h N A vo. ry C. Link wrote a book an* will bo administered to chitRev. W. L. Holcomb*. P astei CHRIST CHURCH R ot. M u on Oregg. |> t tola trip? Porhapa it waa A ssem bly O f God ■uadsy Cborvb street, titled, "Tba Return to Rail* dron by tha Rot. John N. Ad Intsrlm Mlnteter Rov. Canon A n asttsl 1:41 a. m. -— • Blbt* Scnoel n x a t u n a iie r b l t SonCty School _ _ 1:41 a By LOUIS CA8SELS gion" and in thla book bo Montgomery of tha Westmin­ Sunday Service 11:44 t o r n . . Morning Worehlp aw c o o c u t a c a M arling Worship ll:M a Ualtad Prtaa International Holy eororaunlon Serv. 1:14 Ti 44 p. nv. — E vening Servlet makoo clour Ua foaling about ster Presbyterian Church at Cor. tr tn aad H a 7:44 p. m. Wed. Mid-Week a. m. M. t a e w __________ P aster Dr. H ugh L. Dry dan ia a noted sciantiat who H. attending worahip earrleaa. tho ehapol ta Howell Park at Prayer Servleet Sunday S ch esl . .. 1:41 Dr. Link waa raarad la a tha 11 o’clock service Sun­ aarvaa aa deputy chief of tha National Aaronautlca M trntng W orship 10:11 a. n . Church Of Christ 7:44 p. m. Jnd Wed. Mlsstoaary Servlet B veatag Worahip _ T:M p. m. and Space Admlnlatration. Cbriatian homa when tba day — ruing. t s i i c s *p c m u i f Youth Sorv. (Tuai.) 7:1* p.m. Lutheran Ha ia alao a llctnaed jay preacher in tha Hatho- Mid-Week Serv. (Thuri.) T.to family attended church aorr. Tha paster win kora aa his ■ v o a g e llit Ralph Brewer Jr. p. m. I— regularly. Aa la ao often sermon topic, "Tho Other diat Church. lctw eran Bible School 10:4* a. m. P entecostal H. V , gnaw, Pastor Go* that a n not directly per *r T in rbdeem br In each a family, Dr. Ananias." Moretog Warship U i4* to m . As « m u who le deeply FIRST PENTECOSTAL Pyayars war* offtrod for tas w. sots Ptoo* E venlsg Worahip _ 7:14 p. m. Link united with Ua homa All faetiitiaa a n alr-condl- Involved in both worldi, calrad by our owa physical CHURCH OP UONCWOOR Wod. n a y o r Itr v lso 7:10 p.m. "Th* Church o f th* Lutheran tho lota Papa John; XXIII, sense* S41 O rtas* » tract Bmptist church and became m y ac­ tionod and a cordial Invitation Hour" to d TY "Thla I* th* he seee no "conflict'* be­ “1 recalled that at that very v ia o r a * r r io r c u r n cm Rev. E. Ruth Grant — Patlor and papa Paul, VI, to Life" tive. One af hla activities was la extended to all ■unday School —_ 70:04 a. ra. paola m i c a o r cmmist H erbert W. O oora*___ P otter Ithly maatiap of tba tween science and re­ moment there wera present teaching Sunday School. Mighwoy aa wo*t tha area. Sunday School _ 1:11 to m Morning Worship 11:00 e. m. r . B. Chanoo . ____ P a tter §L Catharlna of within tho room invisible elec­ Morning Worship — 1:41 a. m. Morrla R u b y ___ E von gollit ligion. W orshlp Service —, 14:11 a. m. lun dsy Evening — 7:11 p. lo­ After graduating from high wed. Bible Itudy - 7:14 p. m. Ctrelo of tho Church school ho wont to coliego and la n d s? gehsot _ _ 1:41 a. to. Bible Ctatot■ — 11:44 a. m. Even • scientist needs re­ tromagnetic waves from hun­ Morning Conqueroro Mooting Morning Wnrahlp . 11:4* to m. Worahip l i l t * a. m. of Nativity Catholic Won drifted away from tho Church. dreds of radio and television T raining Union — f : l l p. m. Evening Worahip _ 1:44 p. m. rrldny --------------- 7:14 p. m. ligious faith," ha aald in an GOOD SHEPHERD M*a Club Tuaaday at I p.m. Finally ho decided that ha stations carrying voices, mu E vening Worohlp _ Til* p. to. • t b i t Class** Wed. 7:11 p.m. Interview, LUTHERAN CHURCH Wed. Freyer Service T ilt p m. • t tho homo of Mrs. John must giro up hU Christian ■LCAk "Science has made tremen­ sic and pictures from as many Presbyterian CttVRCM o r CWRIST SS0* A OvIeeA Kanaody an Upon Dr. distent places. faith and for twenty years Flto c e p t pa i . E a r n e r o n a c a dous conrtlbutiona to man­ 1T-OSI FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Mra, Pal Boyloa waa ay ha “Kortitd the patty prac­ Lord’* Day lo r vices 1S:I4 a.m. . to o a k A to. CHURCH kind. It haa penetrated tha “Although 1 could net at G ailca*.S ms eitst h •* aa* 7:1* p m. __________P atter pointed thalnuaa of tha rum tices of tho church.’" Oak A t *- nod Third »treed th* moment hear or see them, myiterias of tho material uni­ ■under School _ . P ill ■onford. F lorida E rnest B. Sollch, Jr. — P aster maf* auto ta bo bald today I knew that If a rather com- Morning W orship l l i t l a. m. Dr. Link computed hla ed­ Tho First Baptist Church of PoatW Sunday School 1:11 to m. Graver C. Powell. Jr. CMCSCM • P CHRIST and Saturday at tho Supor ucation and as a phychoIogUt Altamonte Springs will hold a verse and freed th* minds of p ltx assem blage o f copper, T m la lo g Union — *■ to. Church Rorvlcoo . _ 14:M to m. C h u rch B c h o a l ____ 4:41 a. m. A vennn tail - t . . . .iitmimiM W orship . Tito p- to- Bert B rew s Valu Market, State Road ho began hla work of helping Vacation Bible School begin­ men from ignorance and su­ glass, _ E vangelist Communion—P in t Sunday in S eeilun meoto ------ I t 41 to nu aluminum and a number Wed. Prayer Service T:l* p* Each Month M o r n i n g W a r s h i p _ 10:44 a. m. perstition. Sunday ning Monday for one weak, Nursery Open of other ocarco material* people with their mental prob­ Bible Study _____ 14:** a. m. KINDERGARTEN AND NUBS- I h o n a a r F e l l o w s h i p 4:40 p. m. But science is a partial WTRR -_______ ____ T ilt A Senior HI F e l l o w o h l p 4:40 p.m. ERY Many artklaa of furniture lems. Aa time want by ha from P-13 to m., featuring Morning Worehtp 11:0* a. m. whoso vary name* ara un­ Soadey Nit* groadcaet E v e n i n g W o r s h i p — 7:10 p. m. Evening Service _ 1:1* p m. •a wan aa ho— hold foods found that bo was using, In Bible study and missions. Rav. vtew of Ufa . . . In many re­ known to most of ua ware Wed P r o y t r M e e t i n g 7:00 p nu Bo* "Herald of Truth" 1 p.m. and good uaad clothing ara hla work, much that ha had Lewis D. Hainva, principal of spects, m narrow view." WEST* IDE NtaatOWAMY lundoy oa Cbasnel I brought into tho rocm and Dr. Drydan does not accept BAPTIST CHIRCH Tueedsy available with tho procaada received from the church and tho school, says that tho properly adjusted, any on* of M ethodist to Molly Avo. Lodlea Bible Clara 14:M a m . CHURCH o r THE COVENANT of too ante going to tho Ca tha Bible and that ha waa turnout on preparation day In­ tha cllcha that rellgloua peo­ theao program* could bo se­ PaulStkM. >4. c o tte r ______ Pastor Wednssday Pasta* ple live by "folth" whereas ORACH MRTHODMT CHURCH Thomna H. Makln (holla Wo— »'• Club of tho treating people apiritunlly aa dicates it will bo tho largeot Bible Cleese* ----T:M to * ■under School ~ 11:01 . 1:44 a. m. Onora R d , at Woodland A t #.. Worehlp —— ™— Sunday scientific people lira bg “ob­ lected and heard or seen. Church School — 14:00 a. m. school held by tho church. ahuruk. Ror. John H. Hire*. Jr. Pnator “I knew too that If I dam­ M orning W orship ttit* wall aa mentally, Tsuipurerllr at P l n o c r e e t jective” knowledge, Sunday Ichoot 1:41 a. m. In other bualnaaa Mra. Children agoi three through HunJoy C hristian'Science M u r n l n g W o r s h i p le:0a a. m. School—French and ITth aged th* radio or television To make a long atory Kennedy, ahalrman, announ IS yisra am Invited to at­ “Tha areas of knowledge receiver, the program would E vening W orship T ill P- to. p i r p t c a t a c a b p e s a t e r M T P .......... ................. 1:14 p. m. short I will aay that after W odnoodsy which on# person can oxplor* •ad that cabinota for tha SO yeats of agnosticism Dr. tend. Misa Patsy Carden la •cik b T irr Pr*y*d Servtso _ T:U p. m. disappear. Bui this certainly associate principal. Mrs. J. E. In detail and axperltnca for would pet in any way remove •hunk Utahan hav* boon don* Sunday aewte* to Link returned to religion and ODIPT Hlldebran la superintendent of himself, even in n lifetime, tha radio waves from th* ■tod by Skilcraft Cuatom RRBSRSHH TO LIST YOUR Sunday loh eol ___ 11 :** to m. PtRECEEST BAPTIST became faithful in attendance tho Junior Department, Mra. ara very few," ha aald. CHURCH Subject: Cablnata at Longwood and at worahip. CHt'BCB room; nor would it demon­ "aacrsment" Citrwa H olghto Oooro Stood “No men could possibly Stutts, pianist; Miss Day, sec­ ara being installed. Oervlet • :## to m. Rvv. R a y G r e g o r y , J r .. P a s t o r strate that tho sntiro phenom­ P a s t o r ____W illiam J. Guoeo Wednesday Let us rcsTiie thst in s Reading Room: 147 E. P in t. retary; end Mmea. Sksan, lira in tho modtm world on S u n d a y S c h o o l ____ 1:41 to m. Mra. Gerald 8a— r waa ap W orthlp _ 1:44 to ena were produced by th* ap­ Murnlng world so torn end tirad thst W eekdays: liilO a.m. - 4:19 M u r n l n g W o r a h i p 14:44 a. m. It o. m. pointed to look Into the nut- tho church does Haro an im­ RIckatt, Jonas, and Rucker, tho knowledge he himself has pm. Friday Evening: 1:34- M Y F ______________ 4:14 p. nv Sunday School _ _ 1:45 a. m. mastered. Ho Uveo by faith paratus In the room. teach— . 1:14 p.m. tor of lalng General Mllla Eva. Worahip — __ 7:14 to Union » 1:14 p.m. portant pert to play. May wo "Then my thought returned TEraining Wad. Prayer Strvto* 7:14 p, o . vening Worchtp _ 7:S0 p.m. Mrs. 0. lulllvea Is Primary In th* result* of tho experlooupoaa to obtain tablewaar cupport it in every way end Oftlcor* A Tonchsro for tha kitchen, which la 1 Superintendent a n d M t a • enco of other men, both these to my faith that then waa Wed. M eeting — ............ l i f t p.m. thereby pUese God who loved also present within that same Church O f (Sod Linda Taw and Mmis. South­ now living end those of past b g furniahod by tha alrclo aa Wod. Prayer Service 7:10 p.m. It so much that Ilia own Son room, and elsewhere, an ever­ CMPOCR OP o o d ODIPT CHURCH erland sad Adams a n teach- generations, Ha currant project. d i i r w s A**•B L A N D * M S to died for I t present spiritual Ferscnality "Hla interpretation of the CALL Plana far a aquare dance BAPTIST CMAPE L Garold D. Seotw rtght Footer John T. Adams Jr. _ Pnator ■uadaf School __ 1:41 to m. M orning W orship _ l : l t a. m. 1SS N. P o M to A vo. Mra. Cowart and Mn. Con­ universe . . . of meaning and whoa* vole* can alao ba heard to ha held In mld-Saptaabar Punday lohool _ _ 1:41 a. m. H. C. Smith _________ P aitar Moral ng Worohlp 11:4* a. m. nelly are associate superin. vstus . . . of moral purpose by another, even more compli­ Suaday School ___ t:4 l t o . ■veogeH itla Sorv. 7:11 p. sa- M orning Worahip 14:11 a. m. wore alia dlaniaaad, tendenta of tha Beginner* De­ . . . and hla whole philosophy cated aseembty of materials— Training U n l e o ___ _ lit * p. aa Taee. Prayer Sorv. 7:14 to or. M T" M eetlegi — 1:14 p. m. Following tho buainoo• (Interm ediate, Senior) U a. m. Til# p m . T hvra Young People portment, with Mmee. Smith, of life are g n a t adventure! tha assembly of carbon, hy­ Worahip Mooting rofroahmanU of E v e n i n g W o r e h l p — 7:*4 p. m. W#J. E vening Prayer 7:10 p m. E n d e a v o r -------- 7 i l t p. m. Rakyta, Hamby and. Hooper of faith. In scientific langu­ drogen, oxygin and othar lemonade, iced tea and cako aa teachers. wort aorvod by Mra. Kann id, age, they are extrapolation* chemicals which wa call a hu­ Mra. Dot Smith ta wporta from Uto information and in­ man being, and bar eo-boetaoa, Mra. Anno Undent of Nursery l-yaar- sights available to him as “I f a human being's physi­ Hopkins. By Tha Mat mooting will ha Prayers for Rev. D. J. Cent, olda end Mrs. Haines ta super­ on* particular individual with cal body ia damagod or dis­ held Auguot 13 at tha homa ley wars offered by ftev. E. visor of the Bod Nursery with a sharply limited knowledge eased, the reception may In­ deed foiL But that doe* not of Mra. Jennie Foa on San Ruth Grant and tho Ladies Mra. Syfert and Mn. Mayflald of our univtna." Auxiliary of tha Flrat Panto- as helpers. Undo Springa Drive. Dr. Dryden aald that ooma affect th* reality of tho In­ Peter Tow will bo costal Church of Longwood at people "are lad to a purely visible spiritual force*, any the monthly mooting held secretary and tong leader. materialistic view" of tha uni­ more than breaking a receiver prove* that there aren't an; Monday at 7:30 p. m. at tha verse, Splash Party church on Orange Ave. “Others, Including myself, radio waves in a room." Aren't there people, with Rev. Carnley underwent Witnesses Hold Held By M YF ara persuaded that in tha surgery recently and la In the universe th e n ara both th* quite healthy bodies, whe By Jiao Ca— Ibcrry Tho Intermediate MYF of hospital in critical condition New York Meet material and tha spiritual." seem unable to “receive’’ th* An eight-day international tho Csssolborry Community at Fairbanks, Alaska. He is Either view, he emphasised, spiritual dimension of life! pastor of ths church at the convention of Jehovah’s Wit­ Mathodist Church hsld is necessarily held of faith, “I'm not eurt about that nesses has opened at Yankee because neither can be demon, I'm inclined to feel that any­ 8plash Party Wednesday af North pole. During the business meeting Stadium In New York. Ap­ ■tested conclusively by th* one who haa net cultivated terneun at tha homo of Chary) Strung at 333 lull in St., Long­ plana were made for the lad­ proximately 135,000 delegatee objective methods of science. hla spiritual rapacities ia Jus: les to meet Thursday at tho representing th# Ksstern Uni­ wood. Occasionally, some scientist as deformed aa if ho had lost Tha group enjoyed swim­ church to roll newspapers and ted States, South and Central will venture beyond th* pro­ an arm or n leg." ming in the Strong’s pool and piepure clothing for a ruin- America, Canada and tha Car­ per boundaries of his disci­ WiUon-Elchtlbtrgsr .Mortuary Tha American Oil Comngny were oervod a supper of grill­ make solo to be held at a fu­ ibbean are expected at the pline and attempt to ’’prove” Mr. and Mra. M. K. Strickkad Eanico L tailoon and Staff Bible conference when it cli­ th* materialistic view of the ed hamburgers and hot dogs, ture date. Tweiity*se\eii attended the maxes next Sunday. salads and cupcake*. universe. Those present were Latrlsha meeting and were served re­ Ruth N. Stafford, presiding Dr. Drydan said he had read Johnson, Ueth Viuer, Sue freshments by Mrs. Robert minister of tho Lake Monroe an article recently by a scien­ Prugrtaaivt Printing Co. Wilnon-Mnltr FurnitUP* dta I’olter, Cheryl liraffius, Karen Adams, hostess. Unit of the Sanford Congre­ tist who felt that th* appar­ J. M. Cameron and Staff Mr. and Mn. Ai WUe«ra Lyons, Debbie Strong, Steve gation of Jehovah’s Witn««i- ent spiritual dimension* of end tilen Duncan and likky e*. la attending tho assembly human existence could all be t a iUilU .ii. . ------- Baptist-P icnic -c. itV-W delegacra fi mil tin adequately explained in ma­ local groups. Th* convention terialistic term*. S lm atro m R tnlty Mra. Appiaby'n ReaUurtnt Set Saturday is one of three to bo held In “H* wa* ccnvincod,’’ said Horb Strnsirum and Staff Lucille and Haruld Applokf th* United States. Tha fln t Dr. Drydou. “titat th* inner By Ituiuie Eitee l l i -N, Park Grace Selects * The annuel Sunday School meeting closed last Sunday Ufa of men—hia conaciuua* Guest Pastors picnic sponsored by the Firat at County Stadium in Milwau­ n*e* of **lf, his power of Th# Rita Thantra Tho Rev. John II. lines, Baptist Church of Longwood kee and a third assembly is thought, hi* cousciouc*, hit Bill Lovslac* A Emplaj eve Holler Motor Sales Ca. Jr., pastor of (ir— Jleth >• will be held Saturday at Camp scheduled fur th* Rose Bowl, ideal*—wot* tb# direct result Kmmrti Farrrll A Staff diet Church, will be uu vaca­ Joy, which ia located one mile Pasadena, Calif., Sept. 1-8. of th# phyakal aud chemical Stafford said ana of th* tion for tha neat two weeka. north of Ruck Spring*. activity of th* brain." Ha Guest pm-'hera will ba oc­ All memberi and friends highlights of tha New York found "proof35’* ooo -.L IA Food Fnir Storag, Inc. cupying tha pulpit at morn­ of tha Sunday School and Bi­ convention will be a mast found “ proof of this tb**ia in J. C. Penney Company lioorf# Bait#; A Em|le>**» ing worahip for two Sundays. ble School are Invited to meet baptism Friday. “th* fa c t th a t darnagt to th* C. L. Robinson and Employ*# This Sunday, the Rev. Julio at tha church at 2:30 p.m. brain d«atro;*4 *uw« or ail of Gomes, Aa— late Pastor of and proceed In a group to the Pastor Honored th# raunifaeUtionr. and th at P in t Methodist Church. Pa- picnic. A Family Night Supptr was drug* could excite or pacify Southirn Nntural Gna Land, will deliver tha aermon , Thoee attending ara reques­ bald IVodiMeJay night at Firat an individual." Jaha Dunn A SUff Sanford Atlantic National Dank a t tho 10:00 a.m. service. Rev, ted to bring their own basket hltthodiit Church in Sanford Dr. Dryden said h* found Uennrd H. lludgra A Staff dinner and tho church will honoring Rov. and lira. John hima«lf thinking about thia I Gomes ta a native of Cube. On Sunday, July 31, the provide beverages, plate* and T. Adame and their family argum ent ou* Sunday muruW IL S O M R W ASOM Rev. Robert Dssl, Base Chap- cups. Stale Farm Insurant# Companies who hava boon returned to til* ing in church "nhon I should WUtilMA FLIUUSU Swimming and softball will church for a fourth y*ar. tala of tha Sanford Naviil Irving L Pryor and Staff P. O. Bos I3U Hill Lumber A Hardware Co. have boon listening to th* IAir Station, will b« guest bo featured end to clime* tho Th* Adame war* presented ttrm o n .” Jlfflgty Crappa A Employ##* NORA NOR Rig event old films taken of pre­ with « gift of thoir favorite preacher. “It occurred to mo that TB 1-1114 > Rev. H im will return to vious Bible Schools will bo silver in appiccioliun fur tuoir s c itn tlfic p r i n t s has nu Jd JUriuO Lev. Lakt U*ry •hewn. sank*. Uto guipte JwJ* Mt u*_l *_nni.ar With atany (taliJA J-1444 D«vM t n t a something ta t t Dm U M <r 'W alking W ith C e d Theew O f K U e Sdwol t o y I t *U E 'Other Ananias' Sermon Topic No 'Conflict' Soon In Sdenco, Religion Circle Heels AtLongwood Bible School Opens Monday CHURCH N O T IC E £ ta 8 Prayers Said For Minister FA 2-2611 These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church Of Your Choice Attend services this week at uouTown place oj worship / U \) �I M ajor Red Spy Defects $ 1 .7 Million In Nev; Contracts To W est; Under Guard Announced By Dynatronics, Inc. LONDON (UPI) — A Rus­ sian spy of major Importance baa defected to the Wert and la now hiding in Britain pndcr heavy fuard, the government laid today. The identity and whereabouta of the defector ar i be­ ing kept aecret to protect him from Communiat agenta who may want to kill him. He ir underatood to lave revealed a maaa of info 'mo­ tion about other Soviet pica and the working! of the Kremlin'a vaat capionage net­ work. The government, willed haa been plagued itoelf by Its. own aecurity leaka. confirmed re­ HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY. Inc.. 109 North Palmetto Avenue, now is an authorized dealer for the Standard-Triumph line of imported car*. The nritish-bullt Triumph line includes the popular TR-4 sports car, the Tri­ umph 1200 economy cars, the Sports Six convertible—a family sports car, nnd the new Triumph Spitfire 4 sports car (shown here). The Triumph Spitfire 4 is the first full-size sports car in the popular price range. Fea­ turing low, sleek body styling by Michelotti of Italy, the Spitfire is pow­ ered by a twin-carburetor, four-cylinder engine th a t delivers a top speed of over 90 miles an hour. Roll-up windows und front-wheel disc brakes are standard equipment on the Spitfire. ! Fruit, Vegetable Convention ; 4 ------------------------------------------------ Bryant Names School Board ‘ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Gov. Farris Bryant announc­ ed appointments to the newly created governing board of the Florida School for the Deaf and Blind at St. Augus­ tine. The new governing board was created under a law passed hy the last Legislature taking the school from under the control of the State Board of Control. Appointed to the governing i rt ^K>ari* wrre State Rep. Char5 1 * les Usina, St. Augustine; 3lrs. Nelson R. Park, Winter Park; Mrs. Bernard Castro. Fort Lauderdale; Henry Kramer, Jacksonville; Dexter Douglas, Tallahassee; Leslie Huffstetler, Kustis. and Frank Robahaw, Palatka. _ J _____ In making the announceI mont. Bryant said m . srciooi |B ha* "done wonder in equipp■ Ing these youth to better meet tha challenges and op­ portunities which lie ahead.” I Trulock Heads Peace Officers MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — C. Roma Trulock was named ' % president of the Florida Peace Officers’ Association here, succeeding John L. Alge. Trulock is a special agent with the Florida Sheriff* Bureau. The Association. which wound up its annual meet­ ing here, named three vice president. They are W. II. | t 4 Alien, Brookiviile; Louis L. Whinwright, Tallahassee, and Z.ek UotwuikU, Palatka. X . - - - held In the state, if not in the southeast,” J, Abney Cox, Princeton, president o( FFVA, laid. Congressman A. S. (Syd) Junta Clamps Tight Control On Ecuador QUITO, Ecuador (U ri) — The military Junta which ousted hard-drinking Presi­ dent Carlos Julio Arosemcna damped tight control on Ecu­ ador todny and promised heavy penalties for anyone op­ posing it. The nation's military chiefs deposed Arosemena in a bloodless coupe d'etat Thurs­ day and put him aboard a military plane to Panama, where he arrived late Thurs­ day night and was taken to a hotel. Four persons were reported injured in anti-military riot­ ing in Quito and the port city of Guayaquil following the coup. The junta announced a strict 9 p. m. curfew in Guayaquil and put the entire nation under military law. Censorship was established, all constitutional guarantees were suspended, and sum­ mary punishment was prom­ ised for anyone attempting to disturb the peace. Arosemena, 43, who became president after a military coup only 20 months ago, was said to have been drunk Wednesday night at a recep­ tion attended by officials in­ cluding U. S. Ambassador Ml uric* Bembaum. Quito radio stations said tha president insulted several foreign ambassadors at the reception, and this culminat­ ed a series of incidents which led the military to de­ pose him. Newspapers in Chile charg­ ed early this year that Arose mena insulted Chilean Presi­ dent Jorge Alessandri at a formal banquet during Alessandri's stats visit to Ecua­ dor. Miamian Named To Dade Bench TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Jack Turner, of Miami, was appointed by Cov. Farris Bryant to fill the Judgeship of "tK* D ad. County Criminal Court of Record, succeeding the lata Judge Ben C. Wil­ lard. Turner, who had been a city Judge at Homestead, has been serving as a judge in the Metropolitan Court in Dade County for the past five years. City Integrates Public Facilities ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) —The St. Petersburg city council approved a resolution backing integration of all publicly owned facilities. The resolution, which pass­ ed by a vote of five to one, also stated that city employ­ ment would be open to all persons, regardless of race, creed or eulor. tant to disclose details about the defector, and confirmed bla presence in Britain only after British newspapers re­ ported the defection Thura­ day. The press said the apy waa being bunted by fellow Com­ munist agents who want to silence him and demonstrate the power of the Soviet spy system. The Dally Telegraph quoted American officials as saying the man waa "a major de­ fection” whose cross-over 10 the West was "a major West­ ern victory in the unremit­ ting war of espionage.” Dynatronlcf, Inc., Central Florida a p a c e electronics firm, Thuraday announced new contracts totaling $1,731,000 for tha first quarter of the current fiscal year. In the third annual stock­ holders meeting at the Robert Meyer Motor Inn, Orlando, Dynatronics president Parker Painter said the figure rep­ resent* 35 contracts of vary­ ing aises. Largest it for 1433,000 to devrlop classified data proceising equipment for space exploration. The new contracts come on top of a $1,043,000 backlog from the year ending March the aeven year old company of $3,430,764, almost $t .8 mil­ "Dynatronics' standard pro­ lion more than the previous duct sales rose to over ft year though profit! for the year declined million during the last year, the direct result of an invest­ "The immediate atm,” he said, "is to maintain busi­ ment of more than $300,000 in ness volume at about the company-sponsored research same level as last year re­ and product development dur­ storing normal profit mat* ing the past two years," gins.” Painter said. He stated that an unusually high number of bids are still Sport For All outstanding, "and projections OXFORD, England (UPl>— indicate a high level of book­ A large black convertible ings during July and August." Urnticy drove through the Painter stated that net sales city with the driver and two for the year ending JIareh 31 large police dogs all wearing rose to an all time high for goggles. 31. A* * Senator Holland W ill Keynote Florida's s e n i o r United States Senator, Spesssrd Hol­ land. himself a Polk County * » citrus grower for many years, will head a group of national and state officials participat­ ing in the 20th annual con­ vention of tha Florida Fruit and Vegetable Association at the Americana Hotel in Mi­ ami Beach Sept. 24-26. Along with the political prominent* will be a number ! 0 of important agricultural fig­ ures from other states tn the union, indicating that "con­ siderable attention is being attracted to Florida agricul­ ture,” according to John W. Evans, of Oviedo, serving his second year as general con­ vention chairman. Senator Holland, who is a ranking member of the Son• ate agriculture committee, and who back in 1933 drafted the legislative act setting up the Florida Citrus Commis­ sion, will be the keynote speaker at the opening businesa session S ept 24. lie is expected to stresx the Impor­ tance of Florida agriculture in the over-all national and ^ world picture and to discuss ( the latest developments in legislation affecting the farm ­ ers of the state and country. "We are fortunate to be able to schedule Senator Hol­ land for the keynote speech and he will actually be ‘kick­ ing off’ a convention that will be one of the most important agricultural sessions ever port! Thuraday that the Rusaian first defected to the Americana and then waa brought to Britain at bla re­ quest after being queationed in the United Statea. A government apokeaman said the apy waa Interrogated for weeka by the U. S. Cen­ tral Intelligence A g e n e y (CIA) until it wai convinced he war not "planted” by Moscow and told all he knew. British military intelligence queationed the Russian after he waa moved to this country, and are continuing to ques­ tion him in hiding. The government was reluc­ it n o u n e in g Herlong Jr., of Lreaburg; Florida's Secretary of State T o m Adams; A. Worley Brown, chairman of tha State Industrial Commission; Lau­ rence K. Walrath, of Ponte Vedra Beach, chairman of t h a Interstate Commerce Commission; Commissioner of Agriculture Doyle Conner, and other atate and national officials will join heads of many national farmer groupa in participation during the convention. Evans said the formal pro­ gram for t h e convention would be announced shortly, commenting "we are trying lo fit a lot of highly im­ portant discussions and talka into a workable schedule that will allow all attending to take full advantage of the program.” Invitationi for the conven­ tion will be in the mail with­ in a few days, coming from the office of Joflra C. David, secretary-treasurer and gen­ eral manager of FFVA at Or­ lando. w § T R UM PH has come to Sanford! HUNT LINCOLN MERCURY Now carries a complete line of Triumph Sporth Corn for (hi* area. Tarta, Accessories and Complete Service Facilities with Specially Trained Mechanics also available. U. S. Pressures Four Nations To Restrict Cuba WASHINGTON ( U r i) — Th« State Department said Thursday it wanta Rritaln, Spain, Canaiht and Mexico to help further "isolate” Cuba with respect to air travel. These are the four principal frea world countries through whosa territory commercial airlina routes still operata to and from Cuba. In making th. statement at a news conference, state de­ partment spokesman Richard A. Phillip* stopped just short of a flat request for tha four countries to deny landing rights to planes flying to or from Cuba. But in reply to questions about thesa air routes, Phil­ lips said the United Statea had lung ‘‘made known” to tha four countries involved "our interest in th. isolation of Cuba.” Ha said thesa reprtsentations want back aven be­ fore tha Cuban missile erisla last October. Though soma of thesa coun­ tries hav. quietly taken step* to theck planes for movement of arms or subvers _ _____ they have continued to permit landing rights. Phillips said this was a matter to be decid­ ed by each country, and tha United States could not dic­ tate. Cuban and Ctech airliners have used Canada as a stop­ over point on th* wey to Europe. Cubans Airlines op­ erates flights to Mexico City. Spanish .’lights operata to and from Havana. Link Laughs HOMEFBONT, U. S. A. 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Let lunch simmer while you play for several hours. That’s all—but that’s enough to ruin your weekend. If staphylococci baeteria are present in any of tne foods, you've set the table for a dan­ dy case of food poisoning. Phil Newsom Soys . IT AIN'T HAY, BROTHER! Queen Frederika The better bet. say medical au­ thorities: Carry all perishables, CHILLED IN ADVANCETin refrig­ erated containers. Mix salad ingredi­ ents on the spot, using previously un­ opened salad dressing. Make sand­ wiches on the spot from meat taken from original containers, or cook meat on the spot. No one wanta to spoil the good eating th a t la so much a pert of summer’s fun. But it is necessary to add one vital ingredient to picnic plans: Mix with common sense. Just as fictional det ective* • advised to sssk wrt the ia the case, sows po­ litical atratha thought they had found her this wash In tha background of tha down­ fall af Crash Pramiar Con­ stantine Caramanlis. Although King Paul had aanrad aa front awn, Uisy de­ cided, tha woman in tha rata, aad tha cans* of It all, was h to istfisg Quern Frederika. Th# vaaaon m f m i pstty, entaialy net enough to bring down a government which ia tight years had brought both stability and • maestro of proayarity to Qraoea. Oatonatbly It waa King Paul's determination to carry out a aehedultd duly atoto vis­ it to Groat Britain against tha edrian ef kla M-ysar-old pramiar. But tha ward waa tha King manly was acting In support of hla pretty queen who re­ mained undaunted by tha fact that on her laat visit to Brit­ ain In April left-wing demon­ strators had put her into un­ dignified flight down a Mayfair S tm t, For The Children "Sir, you have knocked down many things ws believed in, but have not put anything In their place.” This waa an earnest student’s la­ ment to a teacher who waa busy trying to instill in all hia pupil* a healthy skepticism as they plunged into the varied fields of knowledge. In the view of Bergen Evans, a Northwestern University professor, th e job th a t teacher was doing is vital. Writing in Cosmopolitan magMine, he says of the American y o u n n ter In school: "The boy must be encouraged to doubt, to question, to demand the credentials of every blustering asser­ tion th a t claims to be Incontrovertible. , _ , "It seems almost cruel. The innocent tru st of youth Is so attractive that It seems wrong to undermine it. But the questioning spirit . . . will be the boy’s first line of defense as he passes into manhood. "The predators of the modem world work through thought control —through slogans, cliches, dogmas and Isms, si) clamoring for the boy’s ’ allegiance and blind acceptance." What is a t stake in the proper schooling of our young should be ob­ vious to us all. In two years there will be more than 20 million pre-teen and teen-age boys in U. S. schools. How their minds are shaped will clearly affect the course of national and world history. Professor Evans calls for careful balance to assure fair treatment fur students through the whole spectrum of talent. Like many others, he urges pa­ tience and eternal vigilance to the end that creative individuals be iden­ tified and encouraged rath er than suppressed by the routine rigidities of the large class. At the same time he would not have the great mass of average stu­ dents downgraded by teachers or any others: "No good is accomplished if, by disparaging contrust with the fortu­ nate few, the many are ied to fee! inferior." Evans is equally solicitous th a t reasonable attitudes be shown tow­ ard those who learn slowly or ex­ hibit limited powers. Says he: "They, too, are human beings. They, too, will be men with a place in society . . . They nre helpless in the face of eternal blame and open or implied contempt." A good school he adds, must pro­ tect the individual boy — against those in or out of the school who would stigmatise him for failure, corrode his creativity, embarrass him in his averageness. ‘The purpose of the protection Is often the highest educational aim of nil — to preserve that boyish eager­ ness . . . that innocence permits. "For much human greatness is simply a retention of the boy in the man.” If that spirit were instantly ap­ plied in all U. 8. education, then the waste of human recourse among America's 20 million schoolboys would be far less than It is in sad fact likely to lie in 1065 and there­ after. / «• ________L_____________________________ Dr. Crone’s W orry Clinic g * 8 \ ► 0 ► j •'* / r ik 9 i : I tv ■ ■•rtTX-: to a second marriage. i an under-sexed male who Is "For 1 would like to fuss scared lest he be growing over a man and couk fur platonic. him and have a companion Remember, a man with a to escort me to church. ravenous stomach hunger “I have dated a few men doesn't try to whet It with the past year but they seem constant appetisers! concerned omy with text It Is th* fellow with a dif­ "A woman is more interest­ fident appetite who needs to ed in companionship and con­ stimuli te it with anchovies, geniality. She prefera some­ caviar, and hors doeuver*. body with slmUlar Interests Similarly. It la usually the and mutual ideals." man with waning sex ardor Clara offers the typical out­ who patronises the burlesque look of a cultured modern shows and pornographic liter­ woman. ature. It Is generally the male of At th* usual social party, tha species who patronises whan you bear mea guffawing the city burlesque shows. In th* corner at a supposedly And it is more likely to be funny story, Just realise that those mrn are likely to be semi-impotent husbands. OUT OUR WAY At the usual social event you can pretty well segregate the males on the basts of their sexual ardor. On* group ia interested In sporia and wanta to have the TV tuned to the lateet ball gam* or priaa fight. Another group of males will be arguing about politics, taxes, etc. Then there to a third group which gutxka liquor heavily and tells sexy stories, often in subdued tones la tba cor­ ner of the room. Which group of males Is moat likely to be low ia ero­ tic vigor? If you hive followed this column very long you will need only one guess, for the men with weak aesusl appe­ tite! try to use risque stories as sexual caviar. They employ picture* of mxlv girls as erotic anchovtea. They peruse pornographic literature as psychic testos­ terone. If you wives find that your Pntce 4 Hanford, Florida Friday, July 12, 1963 husbands are reciting an ex­ cessive number of lewd stor­ a s i . u a a. a i slow , Borrow t x v r r i t i i R U ies in your boudoir, then be­ ware! r t t s io v s * p k i t rwgn wr-i.i.a Managlag Killer tle e S a s lie l Su p L You need to banish their n o t vsscLLa J4 .X IW b SISO KW aW KW sex panic about erotic im­ re u a tr liaitor H u lls ** * H * s * * * r potence. c ii k l u ra rn ic a SM IW USV J . U M A X T bsdsly Cellar C la is llle * M aaeger Send for th* booklet “How Do worts v A la n * r a s s x voLTOLisa to Prevent Platonic Mar­ V e s tu r e K i l t e r C lre u la tle a M aaaser riage," enclosing a tong i m I WATWS stamped, return envelope, B e e s D e liv e r s B e Wall plus 20c. * Beeslaele Cuuale All O sier l l . l l I Te ar t i e W eek For unless you wit os pick til.SS t Tear 1.1* t U e a lh e I.TI I Heaths up your cues quickly, your M S I H ob, he AM 1 Hiatus mate may bccomt embroiled 1.1* I H eath t M I Heath IT. A. Postal W ta e la ilea t a r en a * that an w ell su keerletleee be in an outside affstr. pel* la M vaaee. Beware, for liquor and lawd | stones are the precursor* oi E s t e r s * aa escon * elate m atter O eto ter I I , 1*11 a t t * t F m I O ftleo e f U a a fe r* . r u n e s . « « * * r « *• a c t of C etg rtao w H a r t s . pUton,* husbandei CASE P-189: Clara D.. aged 44, is in attractive widow. VUl you men ei peris My notice her frank remarks Hut site made in my office? Despite the famous Dr. Klnssy report* to the con­ trary, women ar definitely NOT sexy creatures! Clara's verbatim confession is as follows: "For 1 years 1 hsvs been a widow, alter a long and happy marrlige. "Although I try to remain active In my ehureh, 1 still feel lonesome at times. “ I should like to meet a congenial man with the view • • Peter Edson Political WASHINGTON—(NBA) — The next six munths may be ■s fateful as any half-year since the end of World War II. Developments now cominit to a head are important to the United Statee internation­ ally and on the domestic front aa well. Moscow talks between Rus­ sian and Red Chinese leaders may set the course for the future of cummunism. A wid­ ening split between th* two camp*, which now stems like­ ly, areally alter a the Interna­ tional balanca of power In Asia, Th* moat immediate reeult might be a decision on th* resumption of Red China's at­ tack on India later this year. Finally aroused to the Com­ munist menace, India ia now said to see that tha real threat from Red China is its advance through Hurnia and Indo­ china into the Malay penin­ sula. Th* threat of further Com­ munist penetration Into South­ east Asia has been increased by Uritlsh failure to persuade th* Russian* to help stop tire fighting In Laos. Pakistan's foolish flirtations with Red Letters Mr. Walter Glslow, Editor Th* Sanford Herald Hanford, Florida Dear Walter; 1 want to thank you and your staff for th* excellent publicity you have given both to St, Andrews Presby­ terian Church, Rear Lake, and to the Church of the Covenant, Hanford. In my 22 years in tne ministry I have never lound a dally nawspaper more generous with space or more helpful with photograph*. 1 especially wish to eommend tha charming lady who *o ably reported th* organisational service of July 7. Thanks A million. While I am about it, let me thank you also for th* quiet but most belptul, forwardlooking editorial*. They al­ ways do something for me. Sincerely yours, Thomas II. Makiti GXAVTTT DIFFERENCES Gravity of the mooo ia less than that nf the earth *n a visitor to 'hat satellite would weigh only one-sixth as much as hs does normally. On earth, an alhlet* who high Jump* over a aixfoot bar raises his body1! center of gravity about three feet; on the moon he could leap 21 feet with the same effort. FAST Notebook on chargee that he rigged th« 1961 eleettowa. Outside Greece, Cemarunirt propaganda has maintained * drumbeat of charges that Greece is one of three remaining Fascist countries ia Eu­ rope. Out af the pies tat ahaktup seemingly caa com two resuits. Quean Frederika will get permiaelon to make the state visit to Britain. And Canaan* Ua will be able to stifle hla critics through a new mandate, Barbs It’s easier to keep g sweet disposition if you have some sugar left after you pay all your bills. Somebody should raise aonskid turkeys for amateut carvers. A mailman ia aa Indiana town finally delivered a post­ card thit had beta ms Med | three months before. He needs new glasses. • B U YIN G A NEW C A R ? L E T US F IN A N C E IT ! Because You Buy With A Purpose . . . . . . Finance With A Purpose China as an ally that might1 The rontlnued presence of help against India further Russian troops In Cuba re­ heighten the prospect for mains the most serious Irrita­ tion to tha United flt*to*. Th* trouble in South Asia. After the Russla-lted China Slate Department now main, tulka in Moscow came Amer- tains there are not enough Icun-llritleh-ltuseiun negotia­ Russian combat troopa left in tions on a nuclear test ban. Cuba to put down a Hungar­ The outcome will Indicate ian-typo uprising. whether the threat of nuclear If these Russia* troop* warfare becomes mure acute should start shooting Cubans, or is eased. If the latter, there th* United States has mad* may be some hope for event­ deer to th* Soviet* th ere will ual progress towards disarm­ be American intervention. A showdown tbla year to not ament. President Kennedy's trip to ruled o u t Europe was hulled as a Six months from now there great penonal triumph, mak­ will be a clearer picture on ing elear America's continued how many of these problems ■upport for Europe. But th* have worked out. Depending extent to which the million on whether they are Kennedy advanced American objectives administration victor toe or de­ for a strengthened North At­ feats, their effects on the lantic Treaty Organisation ia American presidential a n d congressional • lections In 1964 still uncertain. The proposed NATO multi­ will b* great lateral nuclear forte, armed with Polaris missiles, has been temporarily shelved. It may never come into being as long as the opposition of French President Charles de Gaulle continue*. British and Italian govern­ ment* ar* weak and may fall. Th* German government will change this autumn with th* retirement of Chancellor Kon. rad Adenauer. The Nether­ lands faces elsction. Stability in Europe it questionable. The failure of Europe to unit* in e common market or for meaningful trad* and tar­ BE SURE TO iff negotlationa with the United Statee weaken* th* TA K E ALO N G orhole Atlantia alliance at s time when It needs to show HOMETOWN strength against the Commun­ ist front. The posiibility that the Russian* may raviva th* NEWS . . . Berlin crisis at any time to S constant threat, Th* Near East, Africa and Latin American ar* in a fer­ ment of development, still un­ sure they can govern themeelvea aa democracies. Ar­ gentina is battlinr against a B itte r th a n i le tte r revival of Ptronlsm. Brasil Veneiusla and British Guian* fr o m H om e - i i i i W b i ara prim* targets for Com­ munist infiltration, soma ef it T i l t S a n fo rd H e ra ld exported from Cuba. TO SAVE M ONEY! i : i Cowpare Our Lower Moatkly IN S T A LLM EN T S ON NEW C A R CURRENT F IN A N C IN G ! 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But she also won the enmity of Greek ministers who re­ sented her Intrusions into poli­ tics and her clearly held opin­ ion that frequently ah# knew better than they. But the crisis which brought dowa tbs Caramon 11* govern­ ment had more to it than a question of social amenities. In fact there wee resion to believe that Caramanlii him­ self had Invited the dispute as a reason to resign and force tha country into elections. In his own country Caramanlla long has been under fire from liberals and leftist* FA 2-2611 or CA 5-5938 c % II • Wqe &anfbrfc t^rato Mt first flt. flaaford, Florid* �rn k r T r i. Special Report On The . *. July 11, *63—! Business® !-, Briefs II. S. Profit, Loss On Red Split Th# ChrysUr-Flymouth dl* vision report# that its deal* *ri dtlirarsd 44.234 m » c a n in Jons to brine the total for th s first half of 1963 to 282,WC, an inerrast of 32 per cent ovw tha aaraa period Uat pear. Combined taiea of Pipmouth, Valiant, Chrysler and Imperial c a n for the six months' period were the great­ est since I960, according to C. E. Briggs, rice president of Chrysler M oton Corporation and general manager, Chrys­ ler- 1‘ly mouth division. In Sanford, Ben Howland, of Seminole County Motors, said th at there was a 75 per cent increase in shIcs over last year with the Dodge Dart leading in popularity. Brass Motors reports that the 30 per cent increuse in Bales of the Plymouth and Valiant was due to the new warranty and style. Work Doy To Be Held Saturday SHS Grads Enlist In Arm y By Jane Coaorlberry A work day will be held Saturday a t the Casselberry Community Methodist Church starting a t A a.m. and men of the church are asked to rume out and lend a hand with a general clean up and repair around the church. The men also hope to com plete the outdoor barbecue grill. Lunch will be served to tha workmen a t noon by the women of the church. Mrs. Jorgensen Dies At Home Legal Notice n rrrrm is s ts n N O T I C K us h e r e b y g|v * n t h » t w « *r« * n « : i a e l In hu»ln**n ■i MS B e th Dr., Sem in"! * C ounty. Florid*, uniter th* f l e t l t l o u * n s m * o f SAXFOTtP T R A N S P O R T SEIIVIO K . *n«t ( h a t w* I n t e n t to r e e l a t e r soli! n a m e w i t h t h * C le r k n f t h * C i r c u i t C o u r t , Sem inal* C o u n t y , F l o r i d * . In accordant:* w i t h th * p r o v isio n * of th * F Ic M tlo u * N a m e S t a tu te * , to w it: Section I4i .*9 F l o r i d a S t a t u t e * 1SIJ. S l a t I<ouU B. S m ith M o r n li. S m ith F ttM lah J u l y *, 11. 1*. IS. 1**1 C O K -I S i\ th e A IW II c tn rrrr JL U II1 S I. io ir t . C IIU IIT . i*> t a n fuh iK im oL K ( ’i i r x T T , n i i i i i n i . IX I I I t t l ' K H I m i . m t s m it to sat r * r r t i t i . k * . K. LA.NUF ultO, Plaintiff. v*. W IL L IE >. W IL L IE A. wlf*. *t *1. 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K. taANMKURII h a* I n e t l t u t a d a u l t a g a l n a t y o u In th * C i r ­ c u i t C o u r t o f th * N in th J u d l •1*1 C i r c u i t . In a n d for S em in il* County, Florida, tha n a . t u r * o f l h a au lt I* t o q u i e t t i l l * t o t h a a b o v e d eacrlh ed p r o p e r t y . a s ld p r .i p e rt y b*. Ing a l t u a t e d a n d located In afemlnol# C o u n t y . F lo tld * . T o u and each of you ar* haraby r e q u l r a d to fll* y o u r A n m i r w i t h th * C l a r k of the C i r c u i t — S W T 1.1 in*! C o u n t r . F lorlil*. * n t s* r v * * • o p y t h e r e o f u p o n H a r o ld A. W ard, t i l . * f t h * firm af W InderW M dl*. I l a l t i e t A W a r d . »3I I’a r k A v en u e. S o u th . W In ­ t e r B a rk . F lo rid * . A t t o r n e r # f o r p l a i n t i f f In th * abov* * c . tlo n , o n o r b e f o r e th * 13th d a f of A u c u e t , 1941, e l , * * I>*‘-fe* P r o Cottfeeeo will b« • n l e r e d a r a l n a t y ou I T IS O R D E R E D Dial thl* he p o b l N h e d In T h t S a n f o r d H e r a l d , * n e w a p a p e r p u h lla h a d In S am ln o t* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , on e* e a c h w e a k f u r fou l e o n ■e.-utlv* v n k e WITNESS lh* hand *f th* C l e r k of th * C ircu it C o u r t . Bcnilno!* C o u n ty , F lo rid a, title th * l o t h d a y o f J u l r , 1941. (SE A M A r t h u r H. Ba ck w ttk . J r , C l a r k a f t h e C ir c u it C o u r t B y : M a r t h a T. Vlhlen D. C. W i n t e r * ** It*, t u i n e e A W a r d 334 P a r k A t t n u e , Sou tk W i n t e r P a r k . F l o ri d a P u b l l a h J u l y 13. I I , i f A Aug. 3 . 1943. W K 4I State Department men ex­ WASHINGTON (NEAT — bania's ability to defy the So-1 recint conference with East Secretary of State Dean Bulk viet Union, are becoming a European chieftains in East pect m o violence in those Latin lands where the prohas put a group of men to tittle mot* Independent In their Berlin. In Cxevvhoslovakia there Red Chinese inks ever the work on the Slno-Soviet quar­ attitude*. Take Romania, whose poli­ have been new signs of con­ Communiit partite. But great­ rel. Hi* aim: to find waya of ticians hsv* not lx«n noted tinued refusal to knuckle down e r Red violence may play exploit that conflict to U. 8. for willingness to buck th* by some non-Ciech peoples. into U. 8. hsnd* because han­ Russians. In the past few Thwe are equally interesting dling violence and securing advantage. month* ther* have been signs reports from other Eastern co-operation against the Rtda The State Department exin opan fights is eaaler than perta wire caught unprepared. the. Romanians are not going European countries. controlling subtle Red subver­ The experts don't see major to stop every lime Khrushchev For 10 year* they had been revolt* in the. cards. They do sion. •vpecting a blowup — wme sneeies. There are no sign* so far In the Russian-enforeed di­ think this growing independ­ day. "But we didn't expect it th* Mao-Khrushchev to ikwelop so fast," saya one vision of labor, the- Romanians ence only as a way to get th a t fight will help the U. 8. In re­ more aid from the Russians, had been told not to induatop diplomat privately. Bulk's experts don’t aspect triable but to specialise In this rould rust the Soviet gard to Cubs, INDIA to know for some time exactly agriculture, fertilizer and pe­ Union heavily in aid as it has Russia is likely to do more what the Mao-Khrushchev ar­ troleum production. In March, in Cuba. to help the Indisns resist the LATIN AMERtCA gument will do to U. 8 . alms the Romanians announced The Russians and Red Chi­ Red Chinese. Count on more they would not be bound by and U. S. allies world wide. But a* o f today they see that dictate. They would In- nese are fighting for rontrol Russians arms eld. SOUTHEAST ASIA opportunities In Kaitern Eu­ dustrialize as they pleased. of the Communist parties This is the rough spot. The rope snd Latin America. They Furthermore they weren’t go­ throughout the continent. This SOLID FOUNDATION — Ocean going burned filled with giant rocks are see dangers in Laos and South ing to have their trade con­ infighting slows down concert­ Mao-Khrushchev quarrel has being ferried from Catniina Island to Long Beach, Calif., to build Pier •!, Viet Nam, where the Mao- trolled by the Red bloc; they ed action. If it turns out that already tessrned Russian In­ the site of the 1967-68 World's Fair. Some of the boulders are as big as Khrushchev difference* could would buy and sell from the some of the partliw end up fluence In North Viet Nam two-story buildings. The girl? Sally Ann Oisasky finds the giiuit tto ies a mean a sharp worsening of West when they could get bet­ controlled by the Russians, and Laos snd increased Jtcd Perfect place to get in a little sunbathing. some by the Chinese, co-oper­ Chinese Influence. ter dial*. our position. ation smntije tha Communist Thl* ruuld step up the war The Romanians tefu u d ti Here is the breakdown on what the Slno-Suviet rift may send their premier or Red parties in Latin AnuTiea will In South Viet Nani and cause Postcard Takes C avan greater Red gamble* in Lao* mean to U. S. Interests, as party chief to Khrushchev's lireome more difficult. and Viet Nsm. outlined by some of Itusk'a Long Way'Round « ATOMIC BUILD-UP first-string aldci. PITTSBURGH (L’I’l) — Tha worse the ttuiso-ChiEASTERN KGKOI1E nesa quarrel develops, th* less Th* pant card nald; There is evidence the East­ likely th* Russians era to ern European countries, in­ "Arrlvrd her* Tur*day. Seven young men from Sem-1 At Jacksonville, nil seven spired by the conflict and Al­ Th* weather U warm and inole County cho»e to enlist in men were given prellatinary ther* U a *teady rtsil tiie Regular Army during the tests to unsure their *m 'ptRevival Held A t brreie. Having a fine time. month of June, according lo nbility for their chosen train­ A spokramnn said the Unit­ WASHINGTON <UH) — Prairie Lake Harry." Sgt. Frank Crowley, local ing. Bused on their scores they The State Department said to­ ed States ha* enkrd Rritain if By Jsn* Cassflberry were accepted and the assign­ The card wa* postmarked Army recruiter. day that Culm hnv hern using it cun stop tha traffic. Rev I.eonsrd Jones of the ment confirmed at Depart­ Men from Sanford, all 1963 Department I'rcaa Officer Grand Cay mull Island, a ItritMiami Beach, Fla., and waa Prairie luiks Baptist Church ment of the Army level prior Seminole High School grutluRichard L rhllipi said three i,h possession in the Carib­ dated July 2, 1933. in Fern Park has berm con­ ates, enlisting for their first to their enlistment. Mr*. Etlna L. Jorgensen, 71, bean, a* a way station to Soviet-built Cuban airliners Mr*. Gertrude Hoard, tu period of service, are: Information about enlist­ died at her home at 4 a. m. sneak "potential subversive have landed at Grand Caymnn ducting a Revival this Week St whom the card waa addreaaHenry M. Lavender, son of ment opportunities and the this morning. She was born agents” into Latin American in the lust aeverut week*. He the Park Ave. Baptist Church ed, said ah* received il 10 Mr, and Mrs. James C, Lav­ requirements a r e available Nov. 24. 1891 in New Albany, countries, said they carried 16 to 20 per­ in Winter Garden. }car* and one week »Mrr Nightly services will eon* ender, 121 East Jenkins Circle, [brought Sergeant Crowley, liiil., ami hail lived in Sanford , son, who later went on to San her brother, Harry llunhtinue through Saturday night. who chose airborne training; local Army recruiter. He mayJure, Costa Rica and other for tha 1*a»t 16 yeart and p n G p p n O rV ba. had mailed it. Minister cf Music at the Scott I. Wontenay, son of Mr. tie cuntueted Mondays between made her home at 618 South i K C Y . H a y V J T C g u r y countries in the a r e a , and Mrs. Elmer Wontenay, 9:30 s. in. anil 3:30 p. m. at lie said the flights origin­ Prairie Lake churrh Tom Park Ave. 411 Lake Boulevard, who se­ th* Sanford National Guard ated in Cuiki and "the pre- Ilk-kelson is acting a* song Legal Notice Mr*. Jorgrnarn waa a mem­ Starts Vacation lected engineer equipment Armory, or other duya a t the ber of the Lutheran Church Rev. Ray Gregory Jr., of suniptiun ia that "they were lender for the Revival and th* rholr sang for the service i x t i i e n i i c i i r c o i tt r o f maintenance training; Duyne U. S. Army Recruiting Sta­ of the Redeemer and waa ac­ Ebeneier Methodist Church, potential subversive agents." Thursday night. T H E XIX TII -M D l l 141. c m . E. Clcnimer, son of Mr. and tion, Suite 2(13, Executive leaves Sunday for a two-week Grand Caymnn is the h u g ­ Cl IT IX 4XI» F o i l « E W I . tive in tiie Ladies Aid. Mrs. Charles E. Clemmer, 102 Building, 2320 North (Range est of the Ctiynmn group of XOI.K C O I 'X T S , FI.O H III s.She came to Sanford from vacation with hi* family. I T I S X I E R V XO. I.TJ.IT Avenue, O r l a n d o , telephone {’interest, who elected tiainislands lying south of Cuba In his absence, Hugh Rooth Claims resulting from the X l l l l l i : 111 P I JII.M ATIOV Detroit, Mich. will conduct th« It) a. ni. serv­ and northwest of Jamaica. R A Z 2 I B B E L L It L E D # l i III- ing a t dental l a b o r a t o r y 422-6394. Chicago fire of 1871 drove 60 Survivors include her hu*SON, school; Duns L. Rotundo, son Costa Rican authorities ap­ insurance companies bank­ luinil, J. C. Jorgensen of San­ ice on July 21 and Chuplnin Plaintiff, of Mr. and Mrs. Michuel 11. w ford; two daughters, Mr*. II. Robert Deal will conduct the parently did not know the rupt. S A J IU E I. HIBSON, Rotundo, whu will also attend Dedication Held utigin of the passengers from A. Vollbrerht, of Wnrrvnvilla, July 28 service. D e f e n d a n t dental lab school; John R. Grand Cayman and admitted Ther# will he no avening T O i BA M CEU HtUSfJN HI, Mrs. F. 8. Galda af Realty, son of .Mr. and Mrs. For New Organ them (o the country. Custa service* held for tha rest of Addreea l i n k n o n n Okemos, Mich.; three grand TOU A H E H K I t E l t r N O T t- Robert Beatty, 2423 Chavs Kirn does not have diplomatic July. A .Service of Dedication for children and one sister, Mr*. , F I E D t h a t a C o m p l a i n t for relations with Cuba. f llv n rcn ha* tieen filed a g v l r u t Avenue, who chose engineer the new organ at the Kben- Bessie VVticker of Sanford. you. a n d y ou a r e r e q u i r e d to reproduction equipment repair I'hilipa said it is up to rurh excr Methodist Church was Funeral services will be at Weather Aid • erv * a co p y of y o u r A n e w - r country to set its own policy o r p l e a d i n g to l h * C o m p l a i n t cuutse. and Utii D. Taylor, conducted last Sunday morn­ 2 p. m. Monday at tha Church RALTIMOE, Mil. (UI’D — on landing rights for Cuban on t h e p lain tiff* * a t t o r n * ) * , sun of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Tay­ ing by Rev. Ray Gregory Jr, of th* Redeemer with Rev. The forecast is for a speedier O U R N E T A MKi il . F IE I. D , i " l lor, 211 Hays Drive, who se­ P a r k A v en u e. S o u t h , W i n t e r Th# organ was gicen In Herbert W. Coreas officiating. weather service. It's all part airliners. But ha reiterated U. P a r k . F l o r i d a , a n d ft Ia* th e lected air defense missile op­ memory of Mr. and Mrs. John Burial will b* in Oaklawn of the Air Force's operation 8. policy of attempting to o r i g i n a l A n s w e r o r p l e a d i n g eration. ieol.ita Cuba as much as pos­ II. Wynn by Mr. and Mr*. Memorial i'urk. Fumily re­ In (h e o ffice o f t h e C l e r k of sible. All these young men are un­ Ilurvvy L. Wynn, Mr*, and quests that flowers be omit­ "Big Blue." 111* C i r c u i t C o u r t o n u r b efo re A new airborne electronic A u g u s t Sth, 194* If y nu fail dergoing eight week* of basic Mrs. Glynn Townsend. Mr. ted and that donationn be "bruin" system designed to to d o eo. a d e c r e e p ro eonfaeao will b* t a k e n a g a i n s t training, and will receive in­ and Mrs. G. H. Crnbtice, and made to tha church's building gather tfuta for both militury Son# Fest Held you for t h e r e l i e f d e m o n led struction in subjects such as their families. fund. In t h * C o m p l a i n t . and civilian operations is liv­ The Methodist Youth Fel­ T ht# n o l l e * s h a l l h* p u b ­ militury history anil tradition, A set of flags has been Briasun Funeral Hume is III ing Installed in the USA I1"* lowship of the First Methodlis h e d o n ce a w e e k for four weapons training and qualifi­ (41 c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k s In T H E cation, map reading, bivouac, donated for the church sanc­ charge. Air Weather Service 11-47 jet id Church held its monthly tuary by Mr*. Lydia Schulte SANFORD HERALD, a n e w s­ nircraft. The data from the Song Frst last Sunday evening marching, drills and ceremon­ p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In ftemlnol* in niemury af her husband, planes will he automatically in MrKinlcy Ball under the C o u n ty . F l o r i d a . ies, hiking and physicul train­ John. MATED a t H an fo rd . S em inole tranamiUrd to ground-station leadership of John Applrhy. Former Sanford ing. C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , t h i s I r d day After singing many nf ths rom puten and will be avail­ o f J u l y , 1)41. Re-enlisting in Jun* w hs (SCAI.I Resident Dies able for study within minutes, old favorite hymn* the yuung James R. Jacobs, son of Mr. A r t h u r tf. B e c k w i t h . Jr., M YF To Host Mrs. I^lah Woodard, who according to the Ucndix Corp, propie enjoyed a sandwich C l e r k of th * C ir c u it C o u r t and Mrs. Georgo W. Jacobs, By: M a r t h a T . V lh len •upper. formerly lived her# at 2iH)6 ita developer. Geneva, who will train as an Group Saturday (AUrel Av*., died Thursday at P . C. artilleryman. Pvt. Jacobs has (tu rn e r * g kollleld By Jane Casselbarry t o t p a r k A v e n u e S outh th* home of h*r son, Charles former Army scrvics through P o st O ffice H o t 149, The Casselberry Commutity llriglin, in North Cohorton, W inter Park. F lo rid * 13734 the six-months training pro­ Methodist MYF will be iosl N. Y. T elephone M idw ay 7 - lllS gram. P u b l i s h J u l y i t 17, 19. 14, 1941 to the monthly meeting of the She had lived in Sanford for CMK-41 Christ The King Sub-District several years and had moved Legal Notice *crricK r o w b iim Saturduy afternoon from 2:30 to New York only last May. TTio llrttr d ©* Counter mt talon# r* o f MomlnoU C o u n ­ i v Survivors, In addition to her th e n u t t rr p h i h t , to 4:30 p. m. ty , F l o r i d * w ill rocolvo bid* XIXTII J I l l l t ' I V L C IH IT IT, Y'oung people from the 15 so n , include three grandchil­ At flip riffle* o f A r t h u r II* IX 4X11 Vtllt VE M IM II.E me ruber churches have leen dren. H o c k w If!h, J r , In th * C o u r t • r m X T V . 0 T 4 T E l>F F I . O R . hou«« *t Bant f o r <1 , FI a r i d * tip M i l . TV riliX lE H Y XII, invited to attend. Following to 1:04 p. M.t M o n d a y , A t i f u a t 10X44 the worship program snd 12, I**!, for th * f o l lo w in g ; north A M E n m iN m drtSouthern Mexico'* • • r 1 y F i f t y (34) cr*'iaof* pr*«a- O A O E COR BOR ITIMN, an business meeting the ftnup iir# t r e a t e d t o t i t h p r n p i n t A r k a n a a a c o r p o ra ti o n . will enjoy informal recreation May** regarded cron eye* a* p olp* In tit* fo llo w in g P laintiff, and refreshment*. a mark of beauty. l«ngth«: va Castro Using British Island To Export Red Agents, U. S. Says give the Rod Chino## aid hi developing and building nu­ clear weapons. MiHion-To-One Shot Kills Two HURLBURT FIELD, FT*. (UFI) — A low-flying Je» fighter fired four nan-explo­ sive rockets a t • protective bunker here (p art of Egtin AFR) Thursday during w ar game*. On* of the rocket# crashed through an 18-incli observation slit In a million* to-ona shot that killed tw# persona and injured 14 others. The freak accident happened during war game* by th# Tac­ tical Air Command and an imm e d i a t e invcatlgatlon wa# launched to learn whether human or mechanical error caused the accident. Young People's Service Tonight lly Donna Katea A special young people'# irrvicr will be held tonight a t 7 p. m. at the F irst Pente­ costal Church of Longwood t# dedicate the Children's Annex of the church. Following th# service # party will b* held,* hosted by the Blue Team, which will serve refreshments to the Red Team, winner# mt a recent contest. Postor To Host Young People ny Jsne Casselberry Tha young people of th # ’ Prairie tak e Baptist Church in Fern Park will he gueata of Rev. and Mrs. Leonard Jone# at the parsonage on Ridg# ltd. Sunday night following' the evening worship service, j Tha group will enjoy ■ ip ir-' itual ting and watcrtneloa rutting. ONLY CAR AT ITS LOW PRICE WITH A 5-YEAR WARRANTY... VALIANT! 22 — 14 f*at t o n g 4 — 14 f*Pl lo n g t t — 14 f«*t l o n g i — 2D f*Pt lon g Pot** * h all b* t»r»*pur* i r t a f e d b y A.W P A T r* 4 t» m e n ! Htatidardfi to a c r# o t u t * r * t « n t l o n of * lb*. p « r e u b l c fo ot. ,411 t*»p d U m e i a r a l h a l l ha * m i n ­ i m u m o ? 4 Inch** a n d all p o i n t i h a l l b* **l#*t*d for ■ tr * t g h t n « a * . *o t h a t a s t r a i g h t IIfi« fro m c t n l * r o f to p to «*nt*r o f b u tt f*U* p n t t r a t y w i t h i n th* b o d y of ffo* polr*. Bid p r t e * «hall b * for R E N E MAM B E R T a n d HIIIRI . E T L A M B E R T , hi* wife. D efendants. X I I T i m O F VI I t T H E V T 4 T E O F F t.O N I II 4 r o i it e v e La m b e r t and HHIUtJT Y I.AMBKIIT. hi* w if e , who** r e s i d e n c e la Hanta t'r u a , C a l i f o r n i a N o tice la h e r e b y g l e e n t h a t • u l t h i , he*n filed In th e a b o v e In d icated C o u r t a g a i n , ! y o u a n d each o f you th * till* o f w h ich o s , 1* ** s b u v e CARNIVAL B y Dick Turner Narna your pleasure and you will And it at Lighthousa Cove where nothing haa been over­ looked fog your comfort and «nj>>ym*nt. PRIVATE BEACH —800 feet (no street to rrots), king site swimming pnn), shufflehoard court*, fl-hot* putting green, water skiing, akin-diving. DEEP SEA FISHING . . . you are right at Pompano dock* of woildfsmmte sport Ashing fleet. FREE GOLF!.. .Two 1A- hole par T o n * r» h e r e b y r * h u l r * d So fll* y o u r » n * w * r o r w r i t t e n d e f e n * * ,, tf an y . In t h # s h o v e pfjlts d«llv*r*d to th* p r o c e e d i n g w i t h th * C l a r k o f C o u n t y flo ad I i # p a r t m a n t th l* C o u r t a n d t o a e r v a ■ on U. S 17-t t . f o u r (4) copy t h e r e o f u p o n l h a plain- ii..,i —.- "1 ' «■■!■■■ Florida, a n d eh o u td aie l u d e o r ll e t v e p a r a t a l y all (data e a t Federal t a i e a D e liv e r y d a t a nitiet be epea l l i e d a n d w ill be c o n s i d ­ e r e d (a a w a r d i n g t h * oontract. Bid t o he * n e lo t* d In • sealed e n v e l o p * p l a in ly m a r k ­ ed on th * o u t s i d e . "IUM i n i l l CR KOBOTEU P ot-E B. op en A u a u v t 13, 1943." Bide w ltt bo o p e n e d a t * m e e t i n g t o h* h eld In th * County C o m m la a lo n M e etin g Room In t h * C o u rth o u * * a t S a n f o rd . Florida, T u ev d ay , A u g u s t I t . 1943, a t t4:00 AM. o r aa aoou t h e r e a f t e r *■ poaatble. I* r - *rv*d to Th* r i g h t Ir r a g u U fU U * Of walv* »njr In bid* a n d to tn - h n ic A l lt l e i r e j e c t m y or • I t hid* B o a rd of C o u n t y C o m m i t alontr* Sem lnol* C ounty, Florid* J . C H u tc h lto n , C h a irm an Byt w Ruth. Jr. C ounty E n g in e e r P u b l i s h J u l y U . 19. 1X3. Jco jc-ia ■ " . in ew . IJ LiuuijiRiJuluii Cum n, l l*r unllmitrd . . . piny every Hay. a n .l s . I l r * „ *nt>**r* h*r*on. on o r b t f 'i r * l h * 3*311* -lay of ■4uau«t. th* n i t u r * o f t h is p ro rx lln s t.*in* * *ult to fnr*cIo>* th* l>*n o f a m o r t * • ( • on th* f o l t o w i n # <!**erlb• I p r-.p * rty i l t a a t * l a S*mlnol* C o u n ty , F lo rid * , to w i t : U<T I. BI/TCK Q. FREE TENNIS!.. . Unlimited play. Beautiful n«w COFFEE SHOP, ■arving breakfast and lunch un­ til .3:00 p m. Planned activities and entertainment. SCN- I.AND E S T A T E * . ■ *ub•tlvlalnn, a c c o r d i n g to tn*p o r p l a t t h * r * o f r* co rd * d In F i s t B o o k I t . P t * « 14. P u b l i c R « c o rd * o f 8*m lnot* C o u n ty . F lo rid * . D O N E »nd O R D E R E D a t tionford. O -m ln o t* County, (H at* of r t n r l d * , thi* loth d » y o f J u l y . t>43. grad* balcony avcilaoking h im . Nea tareugb Dtttmhir » . DAILY U m • Ocuafrant (ff*ci«*cy t4 7S Ii IS 10 ptr puian, doubt# KCUfdlC). Ociisfrenl Hatil Renat 14 09 tit j] cju p,i ft;,,u, cauQtt accvpincj. Separata Villit (slug sr la S) JU 00 ptr itf. ry ^ /RESORT RESORT MOTEL and A APTS I - P 0 Bo* 2874 POMPA NO B E A C H , F L O R ID A (HEAL) Check the cars In Valiant's price class. None ot them offer a warranty as long as Valiant’s —5 years ■ef 50,000' mrteo*t Awd Valiant prisas start lower than nine out of ten American compacts, too. So for the best all around value, get Valiant for '63! * V « « S.t*o>u*4 eifffl.M S.V aliiil D o i n ', • n u l l , a i i .a i l 4<l*cti >• —i t .n .1 e*4 m o n o t t i * • • 194) u r t i n i m ti* .* 4 * 4 I* i« l* 4 * M ite i . r t w , a H | M 111*,, » I M lS i,|* tW 1*4*,*4 M ill M IlSw lM 9 M i l l M 94.000 —4*1. • *.(*•*<! u * ( > I n i. M 14* *•« .* 4M k. t*>4 t*4 i*l*r*.I M 't t. tl* * l— tw*« u i * **4 i * 4 * i M i l l (« i i J*4 i * | a i* « * l cl*tik). l u t n u * i* i l* i. 4 n v t t**lt. m h w m I l - a t t (•■ il* 4 i* | t a i l U . i i t l , m i til* «*3 4i*.i**ti*l t* 4 i *m - * * .t S*»h » | i P I I . I U It* t**i{|* I n I i h WI>IC*4 i t i i i m i M u t m t l i m cw 4 * | I* IS* n i- * * t S V*Sl*t C * 9 M Cw Cm * u l i l i i u TUUST TIIK MEN WHO SELL VALIANT I MAIL COUPON TODAY FOR BROCHURE A r t h u r ff B *-kw ith. J r c | « r k o f th * C i r c u i t C o u r t By: M a rth a t Y lhU a NAME, D. C. B o o * . W ight # Burford C o lon!*) U u U d tn g —a m t * 3u* 4737 F i r s t A v * n u * h o u i h Ht. F * t « r* b u r g , F l o r i d a A ttorney* for P la in tiff I’u b l i t h J u l y >3. 19. 34 A A u g 3. 1141. kOMK-9# N O W I IN SUNNY FLORIDA! shown. llr - i( s 4ltli« it •ccsnititditlcai, tidl with Msttfi, V A C A T IO N BRA SS ADDRtSS. “tt s«emi to m#, at th# price# you charg#, Doctor, thal fou could have the cciliPEi done over once in awhile! ^ d ry DATE OF VACATION .20NE_ -STA TE. L'U# EAST M O TO RS COMMERCIAL ST. SANFORD ; �h n Miss f —VM. July i t , m 0 & aA LawTo Wed Navy Man DEAX ABBY: I bib bJm j m n eld sad hare not wined o m Sunday school class sines I started. I don’t beUavt in God any mors. Ws sst tha data for our elasa picnic to ba Juaa 8th. On May SOth I atartsd to pray for a nice day on June 8th and do you know what? On June 8th it rain* ad. Why did God have to make it rain on that day ? Doasa't He listen to prayer? NO MORE PRAYERS The engagement of Mlsa Bally BUM U w, daughter •f Lt. ate B n. V. 0. Lav of Silver Late, fieatort, to Enaiga Themes W. Joyner Jr., J M ag aaauacad today. Eaalga Joyner, aoa of Ur. and Mr*. T. W. Joyner fir., • ( fieottaharo, Ala., la cur­ rently (tatkaed with VA1M at the Naval Air Station. The wedding win taka piece Aug. If at the Holy Croaa Episcopal Church. .a Tha hrlda alaet attended the . . Uaivaratty of Florida in Gainesville and Eaalga Joy­ ner attended Auburn Calvaralty. Chaiimen Named A t V A H -9 Meet 1088 EMILY HELEN LAW Many More Families Here Greeted By Welcome Wagon New chairmen were anmaced recently when ofOeera' wlven ef VAH-t met at the home ef Mn. James A. deGanahl with M n. W. E. Marklty aa no-hostess. Heading the group are Mn. H. H. Cooke, tnaiurer; Mrs. W. I. Lewis Jr., bridge; Mrs. A. 0. Karats, M n. B. A. Wing and M(t- G. L. Thompa, telephone; M n. D. F. Muaday, NOWC npnaenta* thro; Mra. J. D. Moloney, thrift shop; Mn. D. Q. Tlst. hospitality; Mrs. A. F. Reno, scrapbook and historian, and M n. G. L. Atkinson, publlcity. Mn. J. F. Dunn waa premtad ■ baby gift for ner new arrival, Jacqueline, and a farewell gift was given to Mre. Markley whose husband will be attached to Heavy At­ tack Wing Oat. Wives attending wars the Mmea. J. L. Shipman, R. A. Wing, G. L. Thompson, M. J. Puopolo, J. F. Dunn, J. D. Moloney, A. O. Karnes, R. 11. Cooks, T. E. Quill In, A. K. Reno, D. J. Tiae, and G. L. n o lallnwlag people have eight, from Pensacola. teen greeted aa newcomers Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bait to Seated by the Welcome toe sad children, Duunn, two. aad Sharon, tight months, from Laoaburg; Mr. and Mr*. n a y are: Mr. and Urn. C. T. Butler L. Heckman and ton, Paul, and children, Blcbard, four, ooe, from Longwood; Mr. aad John, two, Sharon Kay, ala, Mra. B. F. Kreugar, mother, and Mary Lee, live, from Al­ Mrs. Myers, aad soas, Dirk, buquerque, N. M.; Mr. aod 39, and Ben, 37, from Orlan­ Mrs. Vernon Lee aad son, Mi­ do; Mr. and Mrs. B. E. chel, U months, from St. Macks and children, Earl, Claud; Mr. aad Mra. Terry flva, Kenneth, three, aad 8. Lindsey aad children, Lau­ Robert, four months, from ra, three, aad Fatty, ooe, Pensacola. Mr. and Mra. J. Millar and Mrs. Markley ncently was Boa Whidby liland, Wash. Mr. aad Mn. J. It. San- children, Lisa, Ova, Jay, two1 bridge hostess at her home. duahy aad eon Bryao, {he, and a half, and Steven, on*, Joining the Hoot Owl Wives fToae Penaacoli; Mr. and from Cuba; Mr. and Mrs. P. foe the tvsnlng warn Mra. R. Mra. M. C. TUlls from Bra- M. Ranch and daughter, L. Wright; Vab 7. M n. J. K. deatoo; Mr. aad Mrs. Elmo Dawn, four, from Jackson­ Thompson; Vah S and Mrs. Adams and children, Terry, ville; Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Wm. Iteaburg. Tha wives atIS, Tony, 11, Wayne, eight, Thomas and ton, L tsbr, IS, lading wars Mmea. J . L. ShipTiny, 17 months, aad Dawn, from Lake Mery; Mr. and man, A. J. Hsoo, G. U Atkintwo months, from Columbia, Mra. R. L. M. Watson and ana, R. H. Ceoke, J. A. de T>na.; Mr. and Mra. J. If. soo, Robert, two months, Ganahl, H. L. Klein, T. E. from Bartow. Qullllm and J. T. Bruce. High Bellamy from Cocoa. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. LeRoy Mr. and Mra. A. J. Calhoun acorn want to Mrs. R. L and children, Paul, IS, Gene, and soa,: Stephen, from Win­ Wright, with second high goU, Linda, 11, and Anna Ma­ ter Haven; Mr. and Mrs. R. lag to Mn. J. T. Bucy. Low rie, five, from Grand Rapids, W. Coleman and daughter, scorer was Mra. J. K. Thomp­ Mlcb.; Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Linda, three, from Winter son. Welker and children, Jeanne, Garden; Mr. and Mra. L. G. two, and Ann, IT months, Cox and children, Larry, five. from St. Louis, Mo.; Mr. aod Mark, four, and Clnday, two Welcome Wagon Mrs. J. M. Willis and chil­ and a half, from Alburquerdren, Jamas, five, and Jos­ que, N. M.; Mr. and Mrs. J. eph, two, from Hudson, N. Y. J. Kay and children, James, Schedules Meet Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Bambo 14, and Carolyn, to, from Tha Walcorea Wagon Club and son, William, one, from Washington, D. C. Mr. a n d Mrs, K. R. of Sanford will meet Tuesday Ban Francisco, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Burka and Schraenkltr and aim, Kevin, at tha boma of Mrs. Harold soo, Ronnie, ona, from Day saven weeks, from Pensa­ Rowlaad at Lake Monroe. tooa; Mr. and Mrs. 0. T. cola; Mr. and Mra. B. L. T h o s e wishing to attend Cooper from Longwood; Mr. Smith and children. Donna, should meat at the coratr of and Mrs. A. L. Crothsrs from eight, Jessie, six, Eric, four, Country Club Road and UpNawport, R. I.; Mr. and Mrs. and Wayne, three, from Wlhd- sals Road at f:43. For fur­ H. Coulombs tad children, by Island, Wash.; Mr. and ther Information call Mr*. A. seven, and Terri, Mra. F. S. Vehonsky and L. Probst. children, Frank, nine, Ste­ Thla social la h r all ladles phen, seven, Lauretta, five, who have moved Into tha area A ltam onte and Michel, four, from Long during the peat year aad they wood. are cordially Invited te at­ Mr. and Mre, A. J . Vespa tend. Dreaa will be casual sianl from Chester, Pa,; Mr. aad hog hiachte will he sold. and Mrs. D. M. Whitaker There will wot be a pro­ and children, Cathy, 11, Bet gram at thla mooting, but By Jells Bsrtos Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dudtk sy, nine, Donald, alx, and card games will b* enjoyed. and family of US Dolores Timmy, four, from Great Z)r., Dolray Manor, have re­ Lakes, 111.; Mr. and Mrs. II A coat of wax aa the turned from their vacation. C. Walters and children, chrome trim of kitchen chair* Dchby, five, John, four, Ka They visited tue Great Smoky Mountains and spent a few this, two, and Pat, one, from •ad tablet keep* them from rutting. days in Washington, D. C. Oakland. Mra. Dudck'a sister, Miss Shirley Shephard, of bunion, England, will be arriving July 11 for a visit. She is a student at tha Royal Acad­ emy of Arts in London and this will he bar first visit to this country. Mr. and Mra. Walter J. Hedrick Jr. and tom. Mi­ chael aad Jimmy, ef 118 utaevMva Dr., are KcE hom their vacation. They suited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter J . Htdrlck Sr, and her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Mudde, m West Virginia. They stayed with friends In Nsw Jersey and mada aide trips to Philadel­ phia aad Ntw York City. Personals Oviedo Set For Monday Tha wedding of Mist Belly Elaln# McNeill aod John Frank Butler Jr., will taku plaee Monday evening, July IS, at 7:30 at the F lnt Pres­ byterian Church. The Rev. Grover C. Sewell Jr., will of­ ficiate at tha doublt-rlng ceremony. Mlaa McNeill Is tha daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. James D. McNeill and Mr. Butler is the soo o( Mr. and Mra. John F. Sutler Sr. All friends are invited to attend the wedding and also the reception that will follow In the Fellowship Hall of tho Social Farewells Said At Party MRS. J. F. BARLOW admires the birthday cake th at waa presented to iter recently a t the home of Mre. W. E. Bassett. The surprise birthday party waa held during a meeting of officers wives of VAil-11 and Det. I. DEAR NO MORE: Be manured that God DOES listen to prayer*, Honey. Maybe Ha was answering a prayer for rain front soma fanners In Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska and Hli* noli. Those fanners atart praying in April! Now, isn’t a fanners crop wore important than a picnic? (P.S. I’m from Iowa, and if our farmers didn’t get rain when they prayed for it, believe me, it was "no picnic” all year for tha merchants in tha aur* rounding area.) DEAR ABBY: What do you think of a woman who knocks nine years off her age when ahe knows a man is interested in marrying her? I told her my real age, but she lied to me about here. I found out accidentally yesterday. I am now married to thU woman and am eatUfied with her in every way but I don’t like to ba fool­ ed. She looks younger than ehe U, but if I had known her m l age when I went with her I maybe wouldn’t have married her. What ehould I do about this, if anything? SATISFIED BUT MAD By Abigail Van Buret good hitter. She w m wrong he have Bed to you in tha A n t place, but If you are "aatiifled with h e rin every way”, you’ll ge^overyear “mad”. DEAR ABBY: Thia ie my prob­ lem and also the problem of many of my friends, eo I hope you’ll use it in your column. Why do motherg make unpaid baby eiitars out of their teen-age daughters? I can’t maks any plana because at tha last minuto my mother haa to go some place, and I have to stay homa and taka care of my little brother. Even when ehe’s at homa I hava to give him lunch, his bath, or just watch him. I wouldn’t mind eo much if I got paid for ft If my mother hired someone else to do what I do, ahe’d hava to pay her. Do you think thia la fair? UNPAID SITTER DEAR UNPAID: If your mother could afford to hire someone else, ahe probably would. Do what you are aaked to do, good-naturedly, and do it well. Make YOUR plane n little in advance and ask your mother if you may be “free” to go. And yon aren’t exactly “unpaid”. Look at all tha practical experience in ehild-naring you’re getting. • • • e CONFIDENTIAL TO “ASPHALT JUNGLE QUEEN”: Sony, the man is just aa married as he would have been had he been sober. a * a a What’e on your mind? For a par­ sons! reply, send a self-addressed stamped envelope to Abby, Box 8866* Beverly Hills, Calif. More than 40 Heavy Attack i Attack Squadron Ftva but Wing One staff officers, their the otter* will not stay ladles and guests bid a social close to ‘•home.’’ • • • • farewell to five offtceri and Lou and Jane Krlaer are For Abby’a booklet, “How To their wivei at a dinner party destined f o r Jacksonville Have A Lovely Wedding.” send 88 DEAR SATISFIED: Any woman at the Orlundo Air Force where he will be aulgned to cents to Abby, Box 8868, Beverly Base Officers’ Club. Heavy Photographic Squad­ who can "knock nine yeare off her age” and get away with it ia a pretty Hills, Calif. Wishes of "bon voyage" ron 12. Lt. Cdr. C ov111 aad his wife. went to Sanford’s Cdr. Wal­ lace L. Russell, Lt. Cdr. Lou Erl, an headed north for Kriver, Lt. Cdr. Tom CovUI, duty at the Glenview (111.) By Oswald Jacoby Lt. Marland Ribble and Lt. Naval Air Station. L t Ribbla and wtte Danny William Foulk. Cdr. Russell, wife Kathy will alto mova to Jackson- When the American Bridge l b will simply wts (he Aral and their two children will ville, homeport of Rlbbla'a Teacbcra’ Association meets trick aad f* after tramp*. next duty station, the carrier B JM II la Lot Angelas oa tha 23th West will get la the lead with WAS L’SS Shangri-La. eiei4i th« see, but won't be able Bill and Jeanne Foulk will and 38th of thia month, Vice to get e diamond rufl because journey the fartherest, to President Dorothy Jane Cook kla partner k u as entry. Europe for duty with Fleet of Chicago will be one of the ♦ A« At A pood player will elan Air Reconnaissance Squadron tpeakeri. W47IB v j ie iie Mra. Cook, like ell good make the hand, but be w il SB ex q a a Two (VQ-2), AKQi ei i a « m worry a little about that dia­ All of the departing ofticeri taacbera, stresses the coda soon m mond opening.. He will bn received golng-away g i f t s word "Arch" both in dummy " a x q ia it play and defense. "A" stands certain that A U either a from their Wing colleagues. SK I singleton ia which ease he Each of the ladies waa pre­ for "Analyte the Lead," "R" ♦ A m for "Reviaw the bidding," must win that firat diamond ♦ Al sented a gilt by Mr*. Joseph "C* "Count your winners and or a doubt*tea ia which case M. Tully Jr., wife of the Wing loaera," and "H*’ for "How ba must duck. Commander, on behalf of the can I make or beat the cooThen the good player will 14 l« Staff Officers Wives' Club. Fa*e I M tract?" rovtew the bidding aad came The party also served aa a Mra. Cook point* out that ♦B to the conclusion that Use social "Welcome aboard" for •gainst any lead, but a dia­ bad au a t be e singleton. Lt. Wade E. (Tom) Markley mond South will knock out the one diamoal end one club. With a doubletoa diamond and his wife, Joy, who re­ ace of trump* and eventually She point* aut further that West would almost surely cently reported to tha staff lead diamond* from dummy the beginner will have no have opened the guit that his from San/urd'a VAH 9. to wind up losing one trump, trouble with a diamond Wad. partner haa raised. The guest Hat included Capt. Gerald F. Miller, Pros­ pective Commanding Office, of the carrier USS Frauklin D. Roosevelt. £acobjj On Cih Jhst Odonum: Claim For Yogurt Plays Small Part In American Diet MR. AND MRS. ROY CONKUNG of Angeles Rd., DeBary, nra shown here an they re-dedi- cated their marriage vows at All Sonin Episcopal Church in Enterprise, July 3. It wan on their 80th wedding anniversary. The Rev. Paul Schultx officiated. (Photo by Cox) Airs. C. F. Hunter Addresses American Legion Auxiliary ' ‘I'm glad I am a member the member* that 17.230 chil­ of tho American Legion Aux­ dren in Florida received child iliary after hearing all the welfare directly from Uie progresa report* for tha past auxiliary fn 1W2 and that year." exclaimed Mrs. C. E. last year $37,830 in bonds Hunter when ahe was aaked | were purchased. In addition at the recent auxiliary meet- to this, a nine pasM-nger staIng to relate her experience, tion wagon was presented to at the State Department Con­ the leprosy colony in New Or­ vention. The meeUng was leans by tho Stale Auxiliary held in Clearwater in June. Department. She aaid, "The American .Mrs. W. J . King, Auxiliary Legion and ita Auxiliary were president of Campbell List­ founded on the principle* of ing I’ost 33, announced that perpetuating youth develup- (lie American Legion Fair ment, scholastic achievement. will be held in November this community acrvice and a) year instead of February as remaining a constant bul­ it has been in the past. Mra. wark against any subversive Hunter, for the third consec­ element dangerout to our utive year, will be chairman county." of the Auxiliary Food Bar. le her address she also At tha conclusion of the •aid. “Thia next year to business meeting a social •trengthen our unit, wo need hour waa enjoyed with Mra. apeaktra pnd youth parUci- E. K. Baxter in charge. patioa for Civil Defense and national security; we need to iaveat is Defense Bonds aod North Orlando atampa, to aupport Radio Free Europe, the blood and vaccine program* aa well •» the other recognized charit­ able organizations." By Mona Guaslead Attending the state conven­ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johns of tion with Mra. Hunter were 31 N. Bombay Ave. left Tues­ Mra. Joel Field, Mrs. John day with their aona, David Fierro end Mn. Rath Smith. and Bobby, to visit relatives la other report* it was and friends in New Jersey brought to the attention of and Binghamton, N. Y. Personals Personals Mr. aod Mra. Keith Mal­ colm of TUusvtile spent the Fourth of Jufr with their parents, Mra. Elate Fleming end Mr. end Mrs. J. L Mai- of the MAS. JAMES CH18T0PHER WHITE, bride of July 5th, opens many ffifta presented to her recently at a ahower at the homa of Mrs. C. C. Jonea, Bear Lake. Church Wedding C U b b y: The wife finds out that her husband ia seeing another woman oa his regular bualaess tripa to another city— after more than 23 year* of mar­ riage. What should tile wife do? By Myrtle WUsew Hone Demonatrattea Agent Yogurt la a cultured milk, usually whole milk, evapor­ ated to two-thirds ita original Mr. end Mrs. Harvey L. volume. It can be *atee with Dune have returned borne a spoon. It has the aame food value aa tha milk from which after having spent the past weak vacationing at Manatee it tl made—no ator*. Commercial yogurt has th« State Park. same calorie, vitamin and Mr. aad Mra. d o tte d Le calcium content as regular Flucr aad son, Date, ef Oberwhole fluid milk. Ita chief velia if that it provides a source of milk for peopla who wont lake milk in other forms. Its taste ia pleasant to Carl "Pop" Culver has re­ soma people. Commercial turned home oa Park Drive yogurt it an expensive form from tbs Bay Pinas Vaterau uf nilk. Bulgarians use Bulgarian Hospital at St. Petersburg sour milk or yogurt. As a where he has been a patient uroup of people they are long for tho past three moatha. Mrs. Herbert J. Earle, the lived. Some yogurt promoter* maks the unwarranted deduc­ Burner Betty Blllhlmer, of tion that if Americans will Ann Arbor, Mich., is visiting use yogurt, we will live long­ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. er. $uch an Idea is most un- Robert S. BUlhimsr. Mrs. reasanable. Americans and Earl* came to ganford to Bulgarians differ greatly In cart for Her mother who is heredity, ia ways of Uving, recuperating from recent aurm i niuia cm tn am nuni Ire gory at tamtosl* Mamnrii l tors aa well as in other foods Hoepital. used ia the diet. Yogurt can Mr. and Mra. Alfred Gram mala a very small purt of the ling and daughters, Kathy American diet. One small fac­ and Nancy, of Orangeburg, S. tor auch as yogurt in your C., are visiting Kathy’a and life, cannot be the determin­ Nancy’s grandparents, Mr. ing factor for health and and Mrs. W. C. Clause Sr., of 2320 Narcissus Avenue. longevity. gyRuthMiiiett But H shall listen te bet bead, ah* will get better advice. n e r bead will say: "I've put 2S year* Into this mar­ riage. Why should I pull out ef tt now and t e n ever me long-term teveetmeat te an­ other woman?" Har bead w il say: "Pride la e fine thing aad tbs yoimg lin, La., aod bar atater, Mia* may be able to aftoid tt. But Sonny Manuel, of Eunice, what ie it going te g*t me* La., are boosegueste of Mr. except the momentary mtteand Mr*. Chelrd Carpenter faction ef making g floe* •ad family. drama tie gesture?" Mias Jaaa Parker l e f t There's as tame Is a m ar­ Tuesday t e e visit in Miami. riage wives It is •• important Mias Doris Faber enter­ t e a woman to keep her head tained her children (the ones as w tea te r bartend tee lest she keeps at Mmea when their kla. parents a n working or out of Aad the longer tee marriage town) and soma of their par has lasted the greater the •nti and families with o r«g woman's investment ia it— uiar Fourth of July celebra­ ami, therefore, Bm mere im­ tion and picnic dinner. There portant it ia for her te use were approximately 30 enjoy her bead when tt is tte*aton­ leg thla celabratioa. ed. Friend* will b* happy to The woman whe ra n sabers learn that J. V. Richards that can figure out a way to spent only a couple or so day* handle almost aey marriage in Seminole Memorial Hos­ problem. The danger is te pital undergoing X-rays and listening te pride rather than testa, but no surgery. to hard, common aeaie. Above an else, ahe should use her head. Her pride may ten her to tbreatee to leeve him end and show him that he can't treat her like that and get away with i t Enterprise Personals Personals A n n o u n c in g ! T n V t t t v w E F F E C T IV E t l R I t l w t ' IM M ED IA TELY SW EEN EY’S O F F IC E SUPPLY AND ftio tu Y POW ELL’S O F F IC E SUPPLY LAUN DRY & C LEA N ER S WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAY QUALITY - SERVICE INDIVIDUAL LAUNDRY SERVICE FOR THE BEST IN LAUNDRY * DRY CLEANING 504 W. 1st. Opposite Goodyear AFTERNOONS FOR THE MONTHS OF JULY A N D AUG. �fcn i& Jd m n m sw i Jo A 'Love Is B all' A t Drive-In W e e k t n d # — ^ if _ w • Ths world of the dUaaond• t l i 4 » i , fold - «ncru»t*d F n ach Xlrisra comes aparklia f to tha screan in Martin Poll* bcifht naw comedy, “ L o t * I s A Ball,” starring Olsnn Fcrd, Hopa Langs and ChftrUa Boyar and co-starring Ricardo Montalban. Directed by David Swift, tha Panaviaion Technicolor Dim opens Sunday a t tha Jlovieland Drtre-In Theatre, through United Artiste release. With humor ranging from the highly sophisticated to the madly farcical "Love la A Ball” ie the tala of a poet; but proud, American advetv turar, Ford, whose talents are enlisted by Boyer, a suave match-maker bent on seeing that his protege, Montalban, is groomed as the perfect mate for Miss Lange, portraying "Madcap Millie," one of the richest and most impetuous girls In the world. Location wrork embraced ap­ proximately three months at actual story locales on the Riviera. Both cast and crew made their headquarters in Kice, with tha principal hub­ bub of activity taking place n t the Hotel Negrcsco. The moviegoer ia offered a luxury tour of the daitling play­ ground of tha rich including acenes at tha Palm Beach Casino in Cannaa, tha Hotel Metropolo at Baaulisu, the harbor and casino a t Montel Carlo, tha beach at Juaa lei Pins, the swimming pool and dining pavllllon at ths Eden Roc, tha picturesque marina a t Villefranch*, tha Grand Prix racing clauie and the famed Muse# lie de France, the former Rothschild Man. men at Cap Ferrat, which, in tha story, aarvea as a aplendid villa dtsigned solely fer amour. The Swedish beauty Ulla Jacobsson makes her Englishspeaking film debut in "Love la A Bali." Miss Jaeobsson is OVER 35 YEARS At First A Palmetto (Aleagiide aid pest ef(kce) • • £ v c A tp m Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpota • Furnlturft • TUc * Plmnoe • Rental Beds known to the movie-going public for some brilliant per­ formances in films by the not­ ed director Ingm ar Berg­ man. Kuth McDevitt and Telly Savalas are also importantly cast. Co-featured w ith "Love Ie A Ball" Sunday through Tuesday ia "The War Lover,” starring Stave McQueen and Hobart Wagner. Wednesday and Thursday’s festures will be “Marines, Let’s Go.” in color and star­ ring Dick Hedison. A triple feature Friday and Saturday, July 19-20, will include "Flip­ per,” in color with Chuck Connors; "Mr. Hobbs Takes A Vacation.” In eol;r with James Stewart, and "Cali­ fornia,’' starring Jock Ma­ honey. S !T ~ f J FRIDAY P. M. M ( m Ways* P iM u r 1 1 ) Ron C o ch ran New* (I) Cb. S .V iti 1 .1* (l) Mar* eiaM W to ■:ift (•> l«) I II til (I) I II II) 1:11 I t ) ID t ; t l ID « •) •so rts ate -rva. ftteaiag ft* p a r s Starts W eather B scasler F a iS rr ap srts NBC N s a t T k ia l e o » U T » i n«bsl O u t lie r SaM eu* •ear< it) Air Pa war M l (I) Walter Criasu* — * 4 * . I, News T IS i l l l n t . f t h a w l i a i I I I X laiirlck v.rf I il) Rawhlda • 14 <X> llobln Hoot 1:11 (I) S i n * Alois 3 rm M itch «•> r«*ela I I i l ) T h* r t l a u i e a a e l .c l ( I ) I'm D lckvna — g a s F la tte r V M S ( I ) A l f re d Hour CHARLES DOVER and Hope Lange in a de­ lightful scene from Murtin Polls Technicolor Punavision comedy “Love Is A Bull.” The United Artists release, opening Sunday a t the Movieland Drive-In Theatre, co-stars Glenn Ford and Kicartio Montalban. U llcftiaik it) pm * ia mutt S trip 10:00 tl) Jack P air Show 1:11 I I ) TT lu a s c t Puerto Rico'a Caribbean National Forest haa some 1,600 showers a year, m itt lasting nnlv 20 minute*. ’B ird!*’ A t B its JANET L E I G H and Dick Van Dyke »tur in "Bye Bye Birdie,” new Kohliuar - Sidney pro­ duction wit!) Ann-MnrKurel, Maureen Stapleton ami Bobby Kydell also starred. A Colum­ bia release bused on the Broadway hit, film is in P a n a v i s i o n and Eastman Color. TV RENTAL B Sales • Service Seminole TV FA 2-4921 Zenith Color TV Salts SIM Sanford Are. To judge from audience re­ th* vivacioua Ann-MargardL. ception at the Rite Theatre as a Sweet Apple, Ohio, high Sunday through Wednesday, ichool student. More meaning­ tha new Fred Kohhnar— ful is th* fact that Binlish G e o r g e Sidney production imminent departure a p e l Is should be called "Welcome economic disaster to pcnniitli Birdie" aud not, as its title songwriter Dick Van Dyke . , , „ . , would hav* it, “ By* Bye and hia patient tecrtLary, | Binlle." By* Rye Birdie” is Jani't Leigh; Dick had writttn bright, inventive, zestful. It the title tun* for Hirdii’s brings a fresh new lock to the next picture and they had motion picture screen and it planned to wed on the pro­ offers thoroughly delightful ceed*. Now, no movie and no entertainment from start to marriage. finish . . . and over again, To rescue her romance, sine* most people will want to Janet perauude* Dick to write see it a second time! a special farewell *. ng—“One The new Columbia Picture* Lu.t Kiss”—for Hirdi* to release, in Panavision and sing un the Ed Sullivan Show, Eastman Color, stars Janet with one of his fans as the Leigh, Dick Van Dyke, Ann- lucky recipient of that last Margaret, .Maureen Staple- civilian hu»*. Ann-Margarrt, tun, Bobby Ryiii'11 and Jesse in Sweet Apple, is selected, to Pearson as Birdie and Ed Sul­ her own joy and to the com­ livan a t himself. The new plete horror of b»y friend, film it a highly successful if- Bobby Kydell. And ft-', suddenly, Sweat fering which pokes gentle fun at the teen-agers and the El­ Apple is turned upside down vis erase, a t television, tele­ by the arrival of Birdie and phones and Other American hia entourage, the songwriter ami the secretary, the TV fad* and fancies. The title derive* from the technicians come to televise fact that hip-twinging song­ t h a t k i a s . a n d v a r u m * o t h e r ster Conrad Birdie ia about visiton. Not the least of the to ba drafted. This news unexpected arrivals ia Mau­ comes as shear tragedy to his reen Stapleton, as Van Dyke'* millions of adoring girl fans. formidable parent determined among whom ran he ranked I to keep her son a bachelor. 9n 11:2ft .») Mid-Florida News 11:11 i t ) S p i r t s r i n a t 11:14 I t ) W44tb4C g k t w l l : M tt> C l a a a i l I T a i a t a e t t ) B t l f t M l M e et* c av aim fti t l.M It) T ealte IA TURD AY A- M. f t ) ftftS ftW ( t ) ftewwse* A M m i (•> D i s a t y D o * V a r t a t y i t ) O a a a to i w t News (3) A r r o w 111* K*nc* I t ) C a M a s a v lll* I t ) On* W a y M l r r * r (t> 0 * * 1 M a r s t s g I t) l i f i r Car ( t ) C ast. 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ADMISSION $1.00 A CAKl.tlAI) TRIPLE FEATURE No. I At 7:13 Onl* “HIDE VAHLEKO” Hubert Ts)ior - Color 13) Donania it) Tbs n*ai Mactyw It) O.B. Tbaaur IS) thaw of Wetft It) Caallg c a a tr* t) Wear* My Uftft IS) ADC Nawt tpaclal It) Nawftetr* (t) Harry N*Wft ll> Mil _ . (1) Patty Oaa* It) Ck. Ntftft Tkoaiae It) Many wot* Meftft MONDAY A. M. t .t t Iti ftftftw a t t :t * ( ! ) Bl«w Oft O ra** g t : lt (t) l: lt ft) T:t t II) It) l i l t (I) 7:11 It) »:•* (I) 3:4* It) 3:41 It) r . l l . g * * f I t , am T sdsy operation Alphabst Farwo, Msrb*4 ■*•or* s ta le N e e * saS W tsih tr T a tsy C aueldaw s M*ws M lrkles O tiy tl T l a i • : t t i t ) M U b ty l * 4 4 i S * t w ft ) Copt. 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D**th Vallay I ay* it) Prab* 13) N*w(c*p* t . t t (1) Ew algn O 'Tull ID B*a Huai It) lASSlft t . t t It) Waataetol W**M at Celee <l) Deaela, tb* Mease* H The Jtttonv t . t t id «« gutiliaa thew (3) Jan* W yatn Ihow l i t (» c a r I t — w an * Are Tou ll) Sunday Might SUNDAY P. M. OUR BOARDING C buux t t l it) Oattia As* *f Hollywool 111 MaJ .- A J a m l , Trail■ altar • ■a* (I) getan, a Fltilaa Theater By JUDY TURNER ft.3* III Tad Macs A aauar Muat be the summer hiatug is bare. Everything Hour it kind of alow and eaay and relaxed. Even the pUnee It. BuUwtnkll t . t i (I) Till Twaatltth CM- overhead have quieted in the long hot summer days. SATURDAY P . M. l l . l t ( I ) M a st* l e a d e ( A l l a - It I t Sa n & oA d T e le v is io n I t:] * it* B 'g g i a r r <l) E y a w l l n i t a t l l l I t ) SBC r i a a l a * » * * t ( l i M iw tses* It) C ts a a il I M iw aaam • 44 t:#4 M l t at 1:40 Jh e I 14 III III • 3• It) 131 lit .li It) tl) it ) t?> ft ) (I) t O ll) ll> it ) I It If) It) t i l It) N*w* **d W o*i*.r t^ ffilm * Foau* A* Tb* tF*rl« T * r it I’*up1* Ar* Funny M ld-Fl*. K i w i l-a ffilm . I’aop l, Wilt Talk PBMwsrd Day l* Tawtl Th* f.octor* Art U ah lM ttr J* * * Best* V ;b *i Pt i - luiral'a T ***g tnaw T* Tall Tb* Truth q u it* f*r • Bay Tou Don't Bay Wha f>* Y*w Tr*sl D*ugla* Bdwafde With lb* Maw, Th# IMk, of Night *4) 4 44 II) Th* ftlalrb Cam* To wind up your summer day, stop in i t one of place* to cool off and rest. In th* thingi - you - neverknow-'til-you-try department . . . Jim Spencer* hat th* beet hamburgert l'v« tatted in town. They are hug* (there goet iujr diet) and not burned to a critp. Juat nie* and juicy and served with th* best of fixing!. I know they have good big meals, but ths ham­ burger pleasantly surprised me on* evening when looking for something not quite ee filling. * • • That Sunday Sweeper ia going over so well—no wonder with all th at prita money —that ths J e t Lenia ere go­ ing to alert running it every Sunday instead of ovary ether week. The Lena* ere open again now after being resur­ faced ao if you don't win first prita thare'a only one thing to blainsi Ths bowling hall, of court*. * a o North American and th* Navy enjoyed a big party last night at th* Capri in honor ef the clung* of command a t the base today. Take a hint from the** peopla who ought to know and plan your naxt event in on* of th* Capri’s pri­ vate dining rooms. They can cater and aervs any type of refreshment* from tea* to banquet*. If you ar* looking forward to something excit­ ing such a» a wedding, be sure to check into tha facllitie* . . . if would he a really impreniv* event at the Capri. a s * Say. all you wires who’ve been left "gra.a* widow*” tem­ porarily, you will he glad to know that Flo, at the Cerihe, haa ifiued a personal invita­ tion to couie in for lunch •unieilay. Why not get a group together end enjoy th# cool lie** cf the eir and the friend- SANFORD lineaa at th* nixolegiat, eleftg with eom* good Ned and drink*. Steading m s eniy on Friday sights I hear, with Peg, BUI end Ruts really treating the crowd*. Lunch** have bees going well to* * • • is fe d Iasi week 1 taw am» of the to m 's most attractive secretaries enjoying a steal there. * * Car. R. let A Saadtri A m FA M M t Every ■■■ W< •AH FORD LODQB IM l 1 * 0 .0 J L * FISH Thee* Keatuckiana tenth ef ue—peat the Big Tree Reed— are goiag ail out. In addition te their barbecue specialties, they'll bft having Ring Fish Steak this weekend. That will be all you can eat ef fiah and th* usual staff for |1 JO. Own­ ers of the Kentuckians are Jim Crtftoa sad Rimer Ash­ ley, who’ve been in th* area for e while, eo ere probably welt knows to tome ef yen. BUILDING FUND 14 SUN#* JU L Y l l i M to I s M P . M . AT — M m Crta’s Wekivs River • Off RL SB AR Freak Caagfct Wa — JIM SPENCER’S — ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN IA T .... CHAR . BROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER TAILS (sweet as a eat) YOUR ROYAL RED SHRIMP (a real deikacy the way wa prepare them !. . . they are NOT French Fried!) CHOICE (DaaUh Lobster Tails sod Royal ■ad Xhrlmp) $2*5 COMBINATION PLATTER FROG LEGS tlaateed la Malted Batter L'NDRR TIIE t ’MBRRLLA A Vericty Of FHte Cheat* tad Mae Ta Eajey tihiie Wa Prepare Tear Dianer DANCE TO GOOD MUSIC RVRRY NIGHT •oath French Ar*. fteeferd Phone FA S-dUl T re a t Y o u rs e lf T o — REAL P IT BARBEQUE AT TRB i / c y NEW YORK (L'PI) — Con •truction lu» begun un the Orient'* lungcit monorail ty i tcin which will link downtuwu Tokyo with Tokyo Interna tional Airport, lays tha J a ­ pan National lour nt Attocia lion. Scheduled (or comple­ tion by Sept. 1, 1964, in time tor Ihc Olympics, the system wilt transport about 13 IMiM'iirirr* daily along Hie eight mile route at *pc«da of more than 40 mile* per hour. H HOLLYWOOD ( I T I ) ilruadway actor George Segal lie* been signed tu star with Hubert Taylor next year in a n ew hour • long television •eriei, •‘The Robert Taylor Show.” • 44 ( l> C h o c b m a t o ID Tha n a it af ftr**ik* Th* new aliuw will drama1*1 Unci* Wall t i x e the Department of I U l i ) Sanl* Clan* I t l ft) Burn* A All#* Health, Education and Wei- ( 'l l f>*i>uty In i ( fate. • II I t ) W aalh.r Show FR Y RBBTAURANT sad COCSTAIL LOUNCR Long Monorail Si'Kal On TV FA M N t E R t i i i 1 U V r i M I \ A u r I M R J HUT. 17-02 - 1 MiW Soatk *f Big Tto* Rd. B Barbeqa* Beef Park, Chkkea, Riba B Sa* Feed • l* * r sad Win* B Family Dialag SPECIAL Friday - July 12 K ing Fisk 8 t* a k a ALL YOU CAN EAT « |A « 1 OPEN 11 A.M. ’til MIDNIGHT JET LANES I t i t a i r l i t * S**t*ft**t (•• l l r r t l Btnrm 4 II II) Make Hoorn fir Daddy III Mllttonalro f t ) lllteovtry ' ll 4 II II) Smarl-an N iw i*l**d 1 :0 ft) NBC News FA 1-7142 NEXT TO MELODER SKATING O.NORA ROAD. SANFORD — MN 0 W A IT IN G FO R L A N E S” GUARANTEE! R IT l TODAY and SAT. SIIOHh 1:00 • .3:1)0 - 3:00 • 7:1)0 9:110 If yaa bar* to wait fer a Isas • say night - we'U bay YOU AND YOUR PARTY A FREE COKE! FREE Nl'R.HERY...........FREE BOWUNG LESSONS No. 2 At 9:11 Only “MY SIX LOVES” llrbbie Heynold* • Colur ACXOM «Ot*M *g t Shed cov.ou.ly 3 Air moarment ft Heavy rout • X— *rfy VPaiiy U MtoDrew. 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July 11, T | jPodgers Burning To Win This One Sanford To Meet Winner O f They Recall lo o W ell Jim Maloney Last Year's Big Flop Proves Match For Koufax Apopka-Orlando Contest Fairly said. "If wo win, bo wins, too. He gets the same full share we do. He cer­ By L'Bitod Pr*M tatenutteaal tain!y la doing all be can and Strike for strike and win haven't lived down so a n we.” for wla, Jim Maloney is a npletely yet the fact that match for Sandy Koufax—and they blew the pennant last that's no baloney. year, and if they ever should Mow it agate this year in the Big Sandy, the Los Angeles (see of their present fourDodgers' flame-thrower, holds game lead, every last one of United Press MenuUeual the National League's season them will promptly volunteer National League strikeout record of 289 and to maha the first rocket trip P et with a 14-3 record is well on to the moon. . 52 33 .612 Los Angeles his way toward a 23-victory “Nona of ns hart forgotten San Francisco St 38 .363 47 30 .347 season. what happened last year,” St. Louis big Don Drysdale, who Chicago 48 39 .341 There's no Inclination in Pananoskl’s help Cincinnati 47 41 -334 Cincinnati to question Kou44 41 .318 Thursday night but still gain- Milwaukee 42 43 .494 fax's talents, but the good ad his 11th victory as the Pittsburgh 41 43 .477 burghers of the Ohio cily Dodgers dealt the Meta their Philadelphia 34 33 J87 point with pride to the fact Houston 12th straight defeat, 44. » 37 .337 that Slaloney’s current 14-3 "Everyone In the country New York record m a t c h e s Koufax’s Hwraday'a Resells remembers it," added the big hard-throwing right-hander, Los Angeles 4 New York 3 mark and that Jim list struck out proportionately more bat­ "So do we. We're determined night not to let it happen again.” San Fran. 4 Philadelphia 3 ters this season. Koufax has 130 strikeouts In 136 Innings Dodger first-baseman Ron night while Maloney has 129 in 128 Pittsburgh 3 Houston 0 night Fairly said be felt the same Chicago 7 Cincl. 0 lit, twi- innings. way aa Drysdale. A six-foot, two-inch, 2110"We want to win this one night and wo want to win It badly,” Cincinnati 7 Chicago 3 2nd pound righthander from Fres no, Calif., Maloney won his night be Mid. 14th victory of the season St. Louis 6 Milw. 3 1st, twi"No, I wouldn’t say wo Thursday night In beating the light lave dedicated ourselves to winning this one especially Milw. 3St. Louts 3 2nd. night Chicago Cubs, 7-3, after the Beds dropped the ll-lnning Saturday's Carnes for Walt (Alston)." he esopener of the twi-night dou­ Los Angeles at New York plained in answer to ■ ques­ DON TOSt'll of SaraMota leads the Suraxotu County Tarpon Tournament bleheader, 7-0. San Francisco at Philadelphia tion. with thin catch of 1511* pounds. Top prize is $1,000 cush, or a trip to Something of a hard-luck Houston at Pittsburgh "Wo try to win as a team,” Acapulco, Mexico or Jumnciu. Touch boated his huge tarpon after a 45 min. pitcher in previous seasons, Chicago at Cincinnati ute battle on 60 pound test line, swing mutton-minnow for bnit. June 20. Maloney's 1963 win total is Milwaukee at SI. Louis The 12-week tournament ends July 21, followed by n 72-hour fish-off to only three short of his total American League end July 28, and will be cljmuxed by un awards banquet for everyone at W. L. Pet. victories in three other years with the Reds. At the mo­ Lido Casino Ballroom Aug. 3. New York ment, he's potentially Ihe Chicago Reda biggest winner since Boston Bucky Walters posted 27 vic­ Baltimore tories In 1939. Minnesota Cleveland .Maloney yielded all the Cubs' runs In Ihe sixth in ■y VaMod Prose International Los Angeles ning but the Reds broke a 3-3 BUI Monbouquette became Kansas City tie with four runs In the ROME, (5a. (U I'I)—Eight a star pitcher when he learn Detroit eighth with Ihe aid of a two- of the finest amateur golfers ed to curb his temper. So Washington Thursday’! Results run double by rookie Pete ill (he Southeast today tee off now It’s the Boston Red Sox’ here In the quarter-final* of By United Prrss International Lakeland and keep them on American Lsague rivals who New York 3 Los Angeles 2, 10 Rose. Vada Pinson and two tha 67th Southern Amateur Sarasota left fielder Bill top of the Florida State Lea­ Innings, night doubles and a single and feel like tossing tantrums. Hicks belted a grand slant gue. Boston 2 Minnesota 0, night drova in Iwo runs for the golf championship. The fiery, 26 • year • old Grabbing the roles of fav- home run last night to give Cleveland 8 Kansas City fl, Reds in the nightcap. Frenchman from Medford, uritr* in this tournament the Sun Sox an 86 win over Hicks, who hit every time night Dick Ellsworth pitched an Mass., la controlling bis tem­ Chicago 8 Detroit 3, night he went lo the plate, also elght-hittcr and struck nut which ho* seen most of it* per and hla rurveball so well Baltimore 7 Washington drove in another run in the 4. eight In the opener, which the favorite* upset along the this year that ho (I) Is the night route were Dave Boyd of At­ Maris Out For seventh with a single. Cubs won with a parade of 13 first major league pitcher to lanta and Mike Malarkuy of In other action last night, Saturday’s Carnes hatters to the plate In (he beat every rival team this New York at Los Angeles Minor Surgery Chattanooga, Tenn. Tampa lost a double header 11th. A two-run double by Ken season and (2) figures to be Cleveland at Kansas City Boyd, the former University NEW YORK (UPI) — with St. Petersburg, 3-0, 3-2, Hubbs, (wo defensive lapses the Red Sox’ first 20-game Boston at Minnesota Home run king Roger Maris Orlando nipped Fort Lauder­ of Georgia golf star who is by Charlie Neal and a Iwowinner since 1933. Detroit at Chicago run triple by Don Landrum reigning Southeastern Confer­ is slated to undergo minor dale 5-4 and Daytona Beach At the same time he’s play­ Baltimore at Washington ence champion, Thursday took surgery In Lenox Hill Hos­ and Miami were rained out. keyed the big inning. ing a major role In keeping pital today and probably will Saints right hander Ted The |,o* Angeles Dodgers a 7 end 6 match pluy victory the Red Sox within ahouting from Richard Leckey of St. be lost to the world rhamplnn Kcttercr gave up only three nipped Ihe New York Mels, 4distance of the first-place McRaney Beats New York Yankees for 10 hits in shutting out Tampa in 3, the Han Francisco (Hants Petersburg ufter downing Lew New York Yenkeea in the AL Oehrnig of Chattanoogu, the days. Ihe first game. Thia was Ket shaded Ihe Philadelphia Phil­ Badcock 5-4 nee. The operation, to be per­ lerer's second shutout against tournament medalist, ;i and 2. lies. 43, Ihe Pittsburgh Pi­ Monbouquette completed the Mcltanry heut B • d r o c k The quarter-finul puirings formed by Dr. John Donald­ Ihe Tarpons this year. cycle — beating every rival Thursday night 5 to 4 hut rates downed Ihe Houston were Mnlurkey against Sum son of the hospital stuff, is In the night cap, Tampa's team —Thursday night when were outhit III to 0. Riser of Colls, 3 0, and the Milwaukee Marsh of Greenville, 8. C.; for a rectal fissure. Maris, Jerry Nicholson made a wlkl he pitched a three-hitter that McRaney polled the only hom­ Braves beat the St. Louis Boyd sgninst Dillard Tryn- who set a modern major throw that cost the Tarpons Cardinals, 3-3, after a 6 3 de­ gave the Red Sox a 2 0 vic­ er of the game. ham of Greenville; Howell league mark of 61 humers in the three runs the Saints tory over the Minnesota The winning pitcher was feat in other National League Parser, Panama City, Fla., 1961, has been sidelined sev­ needed lo win the game. Twins. Bob Tillman and Ed­ Frank Williams and the loser games. uguinst Dr. Al Hill of Hick­ eral tinu-s previously this sea­ , Orlando got the edge on the die Bresioud homcred In the Jim Jernigan. ory, N. C., mid Buddy Short son for leg and hack ailments. sankres in the sixth inning 0 2 0 0 2 0 0—4 third and eighth Innings to Ilaileoek of LaKayette, l,n, againat w h e n right fielder Tom McRaney 2 1 0 1 1 0 x—6 produce the Red Sox' run*. Charles Krnnon of Baton Thompson belled a two-run The Yankees maintained Grants Swamped double and pitcher Boh Gor Rouge, La. CLEVELAND - (NEA) their five-game lead with a Water from covered sourc don's sacrifice bunt moved in By Kingswood 3-2 10 Inning win over ths Los es, such aa a well or storage Sometimes fans wonder how the winning run. Bill (ilass, rugged defensive Angeles Angels, the Chicago tanks, is safe for livestock in Kingswood Manor defeated Tonight, Miami plays at end wilh the Cleveland White Sox topped the Detroit case of nuclear fallout. Grants Thursday night 12 to Browns, is able to combine WASHINGTON— (NEA) — t, getting 19 hits off Gerald Orlando, F o r t Lauderdala Tigers, 8-3, the Cleveland In­ tha rough game of profess­ It Is estimated that fewer Bowling, including homers by goes to Daytona Beach, SL dians downed the Kansas City ional football with off-the- than l.ooo bald eagles remain SUemore, Metts and Harvey. Petersburg travels to Lake Athletics, M , and the Bal­ field religious work in Christ­ alive in the 18 mainland Bud Moncrief allowed the land and Sarasota plays at timore Orioles heat the Wash­ Tampa. ian service. stales, according (o the Na­ Grants only 6 hits. ington Senators, 7-4, in other "The game has rules and tional Wildlife Federation. Grants 0 t 0 0 0 0 0— 1 The standings: AL games. W L PcL I try to stay wtthln them,” In recent months 43 of Kingswood 2 3 0 4 1 2 x—12 Monbouqustte struck out 17 9 .647 11 says Gtasa, who studied at Sarasota these bird* have been found batters in a game In 1MI Orlando the Baptist Theological Semi­ dead or dying and hate been ■ S •13 and pitched a no-hltter in nary in Fort Worth. Ft. Lauderdale 7 7 .300 sent to the Patuxent (Md.) Drag Races Set 1962 but la en route to by far St. Petersburg 7 9 .467 WUdlife Research t'cnler for his best season In the majors, T a .467 Miami Saturday Night pcsUride residue analysis. lie struck out eight and walk­ Meta Sign 2 6 9 .429 Lakeland All but one contained DDT Drag races are set fur Sat­ ed only one to best Dlek StlgNEW YORK (UPI) — The in (heir tissues, apparently urday night at Osceola air Daytona Beach 6 a .429 man. Mel Parnell, who turned New York Mels have recalled obtained from eating poison­ atrip. Gates will open at 6:36 Tampa 6 10 .375 the trick In 1933, was the last outfielders Jots Christopher ed fish which hud consumed ami classifications start at Ted Sox 20-gama winner. and Joe Hicks from Buffalo small forms of aquatic Ufa 7:30. The big thriller of the of tha International League. which concentrate pesticides evening will get under way at To make room for the two from water surrounding (ham. 10. Joes both of whom have seen previous service with the OCEANPORT, N. J. — Met*, lafialder Chico Fern­ (NKA)—No on* tan accuse andes was optioned to Seatr.lftU Blind of wearing eoem l atilill m»n rid f I’onli turns* that do not harmonise wai released outright to Buf­ with the occasion. IN IGA FOOD MKT. Ill’ll.DINT. falo. With n bowler, rolled up HEAT CURE—Stakes umbrella anibralla and formal attire for home Manama Mauler LA KE MARY tha Washington, D. C-, Inter­ n e e nut wholly uncon­ AUTO national at tha Laura! Kara cerned by warm weath­ Cuuraa tach autumn, tha fans- er an he plays it cool in NO RDIC out atartar la tha aatorlal the barn a t New York'a Under New Management •pitoma of diplomatic ractl- Aqueduct. AIR CONDITIONER tuda. Ilia Pourth of July out­ Mon., July 15th fit conaiata of trouaara with ona lag rad, tha other blue, HOURS - DAILT topped by a white JackaL 8:00 A. M. to 6:30 I'. M. At Monmouth Park on tha (CLOSED TUESDAYS) New Jersey allure, Blind showed in beige short*, rhoco. U - D O - I T Plea Installation CHILDREN'S HAIRCUTS lata colored knaa • length t i i m i t i C O N T t O i locka and a blut, tartan-strip­ 2 Yr. Factory Warranty Monday thru Friday ed sports Jacket. I f .25 Standings Monbouquette Controls Ball And Temper Quarter-Finals Sarasota Suns Still Today At Rome Shining Brightly Within Rules Going, Going B A R B ER w Arab •••• • vwlUYu. Swordfish, including mar­ •O U ifewfc*. lins, ara tha fastest fish in HILL LUMBER A the sea. They have been HARDWARE CO. ttuied at M nulaa an hour. 212 W. 3rd 8L Sanford, lla. Sikes Knocked Out Of Play Two 4 Under Par At Hot Springs Palmer Barely Comes Through and St. Annes courso. Palmer, a heavy favorite to win this tournament for tha third year in a row when it opened Wedneaday, barely es­ caped elimination Thursday when h* finished the second round 12 strokes off the lead. Not even Arnie’s staunchest rooters thought h* could pull this one off, but the Pennsyl­ vania muscle-man promised to give it a try. "Tell those guys at tha front that 12 shot* is noth­ ing.” h* uald with a wide grin. “Tell them to look out." Then, in a more aerlous tone, Palmer offered the hope that "maybe I'll hit the ball better today.” "P’va sura got to pull out something to get even a men­ tion,' he added. KING-SIZE CROP NEW YORK — (NEA) — The National Football League has signed 161 player* of those drafted for the 1963 PLANE RIDES Appointment Only • Rental by reservation • llruee Airport 3 Miles East Of Geneva On Rt. 48 W. H. Bruce FA 2-3398 JONES want to third on a fielder'* choice and crossed homo plat* on another fielder’s choice. Each team mad* two errors while getting four hits apiece* Mgr. P. R. Thomas has made no choice of a moundsman for the next gam* la tha two-tuasl* elimination, waiting to sea "how tha ball bounces” in tha Orlando gams* It Is highly probable, he says, that Jimmy Couriar will get the call, however. Isabel Goshorn Rolls High Game » In the Holler Motor* Nary Wives Ltwgue Isabel Goshorn had high game and series at 191-491; Other high gameai Betty Quillln 186-457 — Ev. elyn Fitspatrick 171-425 — Thelma Unger 166 and Pal Draim 160. VA11-9 O.W. team mem­ bers were busy. Betty Quilli* 0 had a turkey. Joy Markley converted the 3-10 split and Marian Tise 6-7. Isabel Goshorn from tha Mixed 3Iates team had a tur­ key, and picked up ths 4-3 and 2-7 split*. I BIG WHEEL YAZO O MASTER MOWERS BIG TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE! LEW IS SALES ft SERVICE >317 C aaatry Clab 24. FA 1-7928 Join the “Cool Ones** in an air conditioned 1963 • Ford • Fairlane • Falcon Get a Genuine Ford Air Csmditioaer • • • « ■ * gineered exclusively for your car . , , fot aa low an *270 INSTALLED Ride Cool fir Comfortable MOST OTHER POPULAR AMERICAN CARS A IR C O N D ITIO N ED FOR $ ONLY 2 70 SHOP *199 AUTO SERVICE 1003 S. Sanford, PA 3-I28I The local American Legion Tourney by squashing past baseball club moved up to tha Eustls nln* at Memorial tha first notch In tha District Stadium, 3 to 1, In a nln* inning gam* played Wednes­ day night. Sanford will meet tha winner* of an OrlandoApopka gam* that waa rained out. The visitor* fot off to a good start in tha second in­ SACRAMENTO, C a l i f . ning whan they got to Ricky (UP1) — Ona old man and Slrea who was forced to glv* three brash youngsters teed way to Bobbl* Johnson. He off In tha 36-hole semifinals took over the mound with of tha National Public Link* three men on the base, none golf tournament today—with out and no tallka on tha defending champion Dick scoreboard, Eustls picked up Sikes already shunted to the ita run on a passed ball, but Johnson then pitched no hit sidelines. Tha "old man” Is Danta ball. In the sixth frame Ricky Vlclnl, a 49-year old glass mschina operator from Ottawa, Golloher walked, moved to III, The youngster* are Steve third on Lawrence Plvec'a sin­ Opperman, 21, South San gle, with Larry moving to the Francisco, who imets Vlclnl; keystone on the throw to third. Jerry Yuke, 20, Sacramento Marvin Sheffield spanked a State student; anj Dubby single that scored both these Lamn, San Francisco, aged 18. base-runnere and put the lo­ Vlclnl knocked out the great cals out in front, 2-1. In tha seventh inning Red Dick Sikes on the 10th hole of their match Thursday— Jensen tingled, stole second, and should play the favorite's role. Hut In 100-degree heat, the youngsters have the edge. And it's no doubt but what they have the confidence. "I'm not surprised at get­ ting this far,” said the youth­ ful Lunn, "1 went to the quar­ HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (UPI) ter-finals In 1961 when I was —Dutch Harrison and Harold 16. I cam* her* this time to Kneect, playing almost per­ win."” fect golf on tricky greens, both took four-under-par 68* Into tho second round of ths 125,000 Hot Springs Open gulf tournament today. Trailing at 89 werw Dave Hill., Bob Goalby, Dave Marr, Mike Souchak, Paul Oondeion, LYTHAM-ST. A N N U S , Tom Shaw and Jerry Edwards. Eng. (UPI) — Jolly Phil RodHarrison, In en* of hia gers of La Jolla, Calif., and rare tournament appearance* defending champion Arnold Palmer of La trobe, Pa., fared since he left bit hometown of Conway, Ark., and joined the differt-nt tasks today when tour in 1937, mad* hi* first 17 survivors marched out for pro appearance ia his home the final 36 holes in the Brit­ ish Open golf championship. state. Harrison (aid h* had not Rodgers, riding in front played the course In eight where he said "I like to be,” years, but apparently had not hoped to outlast Australia’s forgotten anything aa h* hit Pster Thomson and country­ every green and btrdled fir* man Jack NlrkUus, his closest hole*. He shot a 36-32—on rivals, In today’s' final two trips over the Royal Lythsm tha 36-36 par layout. -WE SLItVICE & RKP.U R ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE EASY PAYMENT PLAN “Your Friendly Ford Dealer** Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT - - • IN AND SEB ME Thomas Parlier OWNER Ph. FA 2-1481 308 E. First St. W. Park >11 4-8918 �I m jw y a, ■w-i**** • I Legal Notice l la I t* r n r l of A * r m l f W i * . h a l« * l* Om i IT i F lo e M i. l a P r a i a !* , la rat M a t a a t LOVICK P IE R C E RAO AH, VK. I Dm m h I 1 t » All C M H m a a R it la t D ata* «r Toy a n d t a c k a t p o n a r a h a r c b p n o t i fi e d a n d r e q u i r e d to p f i M n t a n p c l a i m * a n d da* m a n d a w k le k p o u . o r e i t h e r of p ou, m a p h a v * i f i l n a t t h * ftta ta o r L O V IC K P I E R C B HAOAN, I R ., d t c a a a a d , l a t a o f a a t l C o a n tp , t o th # C o u n t p Jade* o f a#Tiitnol* C o a n t p . F lorida, a t Ma office tn th * r o u r t Hoaaa e t a a ld C o a n t p a t S a n f o rd , F l o r i d a , w i t h i n a l a c a l a n d a r m o n t h * f r o m th * t l m * of t h * f l r a t p u b l i c a t i o n o f t h t a no tic A T w o ao p la a o f l a c k cla im o r d e m a n d a h a l l b# l a w T ltlnt. and a h all atat* th * lac* o f r a a l d t n c # a n d p o a t a f * Ic* a d J r a a * of t h * c l a i m a n t , a n d ah all b* a w o r a t o b p t h * claim ant, h l i a c a n t, or a tto r* n ap am ) a c c o m p a n l a d b p a f i l m * f*a o f o n * d o l l a r a n d auch claim o r d a m a n d a o t a* Iliad ah a l l b* void. H obart U !!* * * • A* a t a c u t o r o f t h a Lao* W ill and T o atam o n t of LOVIC K P I E R C E KAO AH, SR., dacaa aad 0 * o . A. Spaar, J r . A t t o r n a p fo r t h # E a t a t * S a n f o rd , F l o r i d a P ubllih Jun* II, A Ju tp I, II, II. 1**1. C D J .llt l a tk o C oart a t th# r a a a t p J a d * a , ■ a m la a l* C a a a t p , P l a i . M a. I * P r o b a t a . I* r a t E a t a t # a f D. K. K R U S E ? , a k a , DEJOTIT K. KERSEY S ttm tl T # A lt r r a d t t a r a a * d P a r a a a a H a a ta * r la lm a a r O ataaada A w n lu fl l a i d K s t a l a i You a n d t a c h o f p o * a r * h r r t b p notlflad and req u ire d to p r a a t n t a n p c l a i m * a n d d a . m anda w hich pou, or o lth ar o f pou , m a p h a v # a t a l n a t th * r a t a l * of l>. K. K E R S E T , a k a , D UNS IT K. K HUSKY, tla c a a a . a t . I l l # o f aald C o u n t p t o t h * C ountp Ju d l* of S am ln o l# C o u n tp , f l o r i d * , a t kl* o t f lc o In t b * a o u r t h o u a o o f a a ld Countp a t S anford. F lorida, w ithin a l t c a la n d a r m ontha fro m t h a t l m * o f th * f l r a t publication of thla no lle*. E ach claim o r d a m an d ahall h* In w r l l l n t . a n d ah all a t a l * tha p lac* o f r t i l d a n c * a n d p o a t o f fl c a a d d d r a a a o f Ih* c l a i m , ant, and ahall b* aw orn to bp t h a c l a i m a n t , h i* a c a n t a r a t t o r n a p , a n d a n p auch c l a i m or d e m a n d n o t ao tiled a h a l l l a v o id . / • / Sue!* K t r a r p A* A d m l n l a t r a t r l l o f t h # E a ta t* of IV K. K Hit S E T . a k a , D O N I T K. K K R S E T , Ilaraiaad S lrn a tro m , P a r l a A tfcln to a h A tlornrpa fo r A d n tln lalratrlt Poat Office l i r a w a r 1314 Sanford, F lorida P ubllih Jun* I I , I t A Julp it, i m . o r u • i *i tv m u n it e r it r o iu T o r TH E MYTH J IT tH 'ltl. M M . it r r dp am i run s tn ti. t o r n r o t ' Y T T . p i .o r d a . CH A N C E R Y HO. I S M IT N IT E tl M O llT O A U E E S ER * VINCINO C O U P , Plaintiff, .*#■ ItnnERT A. MAXWELL, at »*. *1 al. pefendant*. b o n e r o r s e r r it w n itr t, tin e ro im e L o s C R M T in nO ltH IlT A. M A X W E L L a n d ROSE A. MAXWELL* hla wlf* n r a i n r v e H i Unknown AX U T o i All p a r t t e a c la im * In * I n t a r a a ta bp, t h r o u g h , u n d a r o r a u u l n a t Ui* a f o r * . aald p rrao a YOU A R E h a r t h p n o t i f i e d t h a t a C o m p l a i n t Li f o r e i l o a a a crrialo m u r ta a i c * a n c u r n . h a r l n t tb * f u l l o w l n * deacrlb * ad r e a l p r o p e r t y , t o - w l t t L o t 1J. tllo u k 1. W R A T H * K l l M H E t . l i HIR S T A D l » t . T tu N a c o o rd lu * to th* p la t tharaof, aa reco rd ed lo I 'l a l l lo o k I I , P a p a It, P u b l i c R e c o rd * of Semi* nol * C o u n t p , P .e rlil* . h a* b a r n Iliad a * a l n a t p o u I* Ihe a b o v e . a l p l a d aull, a n d p o u a r * r e q u i r e d to aarv * a c o p p a t p o u r A n e w a r o r o t h e r P le a d # In* t o ih * C o m p l a i n t o n P l a i n * tiff* attorney#, A N liE R S O N , lll'H lf, DI'A N, L O W N D E S A y o n d an IIERO, 131 E a a t C e n ­ t r a l Avenue. O r l a n d o , F l o r i d a , a n d til* lb * o r l u l u a l A n e w a r o r o l l i a r P l a a d l n * In t h # of* flea o f th * C l a r k o f tb * Clr* c u l t C o u r t on o r b a f a r # th # I 4 t n d ap of J u l y , l t d . I f y o u fall t o do ao. a d e c r e e p ro I'unfaaao will b# t a k e n a * a l n # t you fo r t b * ra l i a J d e m a n d e d In lb * C o m p l a i n t . Till* Nolle* ah a l l b# p u b Relied one* a w e a k f o r f o u r c o n aac u llv * weak* la th # Sanford llerald. I i A T H I i t b i t l l l k d a p a* Jun*. t t t l . (SEAL) A r t h u r IT * » r « w i i h . J r . C l e r k of C l r u u l l C o r u t B y i M a r a a r a l E. T y r * D e p u ty C l a r k P u b l l e b J u n * 1L I t A J u l y t, 13. 1311. C D J*ttl i t s a p u w m v tv iiM e BUT 6 0 1 1 FOUS WtlCOMC SUMMtR OUST TO CCMPlAlM ■ABOUT THt WCAT CHRYSLER AIRTEMI* ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS CALL FA 2-8321 Southern A ir 2313 Park Dr. Air Condltiuniitf Ileal - Refrigeration I t-i- \ �I ■ I Realize Your Need-Then Dial FA2-5612 For Quick Action Thru The Herald Classifieds. DBAOUNBB Rf CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: issfar* ErraU Pag* ID—Fri. July 12, '63 6. For Rnat _______ Tbol, Urn Fri. - S F. M. Say T IZ Z Y iasariiaa. Mob. . Sat. Legal Notice Sutton •atfato, H«w York Vee nre fcsreby aetlfltO OUI n CvnsUllt te fartcloa* n certain Mortgage eaeaa* bsrlag the fnllnwln* daacrlksl m l arepevtr. to*wltt Let A Bleek H, COUNT1IV CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. L sceorSlia te tke »Ut tkereat se rneordsd la Plat Baak II. Pasta fl and TS. Paktla Rtcordt at S.mtaola County, PlarlSa, fcaa kaaa flUS aralaat raa la Ik# abova.atrltS fall, and pea era required ta Mrva a eopr at pour Aaawar or othar Pleading la Ik# Complaint an Platatlfra Attaraapa. ANOKIl* • c u t h u s h , d e a n , lowjc * DBA A vaa Saa BkRO. Ill Boat Caatral Boalarard. Or* land*. Florida, and flla tha FltaSIng la tha efftce af tha Clark of the circuit Coart aa ar before tha Seth dap af Julp, list. If pea fall ta do so, a decree pra coaftaae will ba taken aralaat pou for tha relief demanded In Iba Com* glalaL Thla Notice ahall ba publlah* ad aaca a weak far foar can* atcutlve waaka la tha Saafard Harald. DATED this ISlb Sap af Jans, I SSL (BRAD Arthur H. Baekwlth. Jr. Clark af tha Circuit Court Bp i hfarlhe T. Vlhtaa Daputp Clark Aadtraon, Ruth. Data, Lowndes A raa dca Btrg Attaraapa sad Couneellore at Lav III Eaat Caatral Boultrard Poet Office Boa ISIS Orlando, Florida Telephone 141-4411 I’ubllah Juaa SS A Julp I, IS. IS. ISIS. CDJ.ISI Help Wanted Situation* Wanted Babjrtitters LOST: Black Wallet eoatnlaBeauty Saloaa Build . Faint - Repair lag driver license, pie* tares 4 mooejr. Vicinity of B . Building Materiele rreach Ave. Call FA 3-0392, 84. Electrical Services Mrs. Windham. IS. Plumbing Services SB. Radio * Televiaioa IT. Special Services SB. Laundry Service AIR-Coodlttonlng • Berrigera* 2B. Automobile Service Uoe men needed. We train ISA. Auto Acceeaoriee you. Tools and equipment 80. Machinery • Tools furnished. Write C.T. 1. Boa 81. Poultry - Live stock S3, e'e Herald. Ik VMM COP NTT JtDOKta FURNISHED 1 k i d r t o m c o u r t , i n a b b f o b ■■■•* Largs rooms. |I0 a m a CODNTT, BTATB OF boat*. aw. FA M W . FteaiDA. a OTIC■ TB CBBBTTOBa IN a i l Natata a» a BEDBOOM fumlnhad AportJOHN HKNDEItAON WTNN. man t. FA 2-0641. Dacaattd. r e all m a o r m e a and P M IM I NATINB CXAIMS M B B B A N B B AOAlxeT SAID BSTATBi Notic« Tea and aaeh of poa ara IN TNB COURT o r TMB kartbp notified and required COCNTT JtTMIK, SRHINOLR ta praaant anp claims and da* COI NTT, r t.o n iD A | IN PRO. manda which poo, or either of BATR. poa, map hara aaalnat tha IN R R i ROT AT B O F af atm lnola Couatp, Florida, at hts offtca In tha Court Houaa of aald Cnunlp at San* ford, Florida, within ala cal* landar montha from tha lima af tha flrat publication of thla notice. Two coplcc a f each claim or demand ahall ha In w ritten and ahall atata tha plaea of rtaldaneo and poat office a d .lr .it of tha claimant, and (h a lt ba a t o m to bp tha claim ant, hla agtn l, or atlor* nap and accompanied bp a filing ft* af ona dollar and auch claim er dtmand aot so Iliad ahall ha void. / a / H artap Lawranea Wynn /■ / Oladpa Hall Crahtrta /i/Illa n c h a E lliabath Towa* aand TOIT AND EACH OF TOO Ara htrtbp notified and re* nulrtd tn p rattn l anp clalm t and damanda which pou, or either of pou. map have aaalnat tha aafata o f JfMKI’ltlNK D. WHITE, dtetaaed. lata nf Itock f.'ountr, Wlecon* ■In, to tha f'ountp Judge af Menilnnl* Counlp, Plorlda, at hla office In lha Courthoute of aald countp at ganford, Florida, w ithin gin calendar montha from lha lim a o f tha llrat publication of thla Notice. Each claim or dtmand ahall be In w riting and ahall atata tha plaea of rtaldtnca and At Etacatora af tha Laat putt office addrtta of tha tvill tod Ti.um .ru af clalm aat. and ahall ba Hworn JOHN HENDERSON WTNN, to bp tha claim ant, hla agent dtctattd or altorntp, and anp curb ■Irnilrom . Davla A Mclntoah claim or dtm and not ao filed Allornapa (or Kaacutora shall ha void. P ott O ffice Drawer ISSS Albert N. r tlla Hanford, Plnrlda 1 Masonic llulldlng I’ubllah June II, IS * Julp I. Hanford. Florida It. ISIS. Ac Anclltarp Adm inistra­ CDJ-10S tor of estate of Josephine D. W hile, dactatad. Publish Julp I, 12, II, 21, t i l l CDK-41 Chatter Ra. ISIST Btaarta Dlatrtot Na. S n r pout n r r a s o m n i o r t u b sANronn Atlantic national bank o r lARPORI!. rt.ORIDA IN TMPI STATU o r rt.o N in i, AT TUB CLOSH o r Bt'SINKak ON J l’NB SO. IPOS PCBLISNBD IN BBIPONSB TO CAM. VAIIK BT COWPTOOI.I.KR o r Til ft Cl rhkvi v TNDEB SUCTION sail. T. a. BMAIAKU ST ATI TWO A iim Ctth. balanctt with ethar hanha, and caah llama In prooaan of colltctlon _ _______ M U .Ill II United Htalti Clovnrnmsnt obllsatlona. direct and guarantnnd ____ _ ~ ____4.I l l , t i l l# Obligation* of atatan and political __________________ _____ ________ Corporato atocka (Including ltt.TIb.IS ■lock of T tdtral R tttr tt bank) ~ t , l i t , 121.11 ............. . 24.111-' ovtrdrafta) _____________ __ ___________ _ Bank pramlata owned |ltl,2 tt.2 1 , furniture and flnlurta I4 4 .4 tl.tl —.......... . Rial relate awnad othar than bank pramleee _ Olhtr c a ttle ______________ ■ __________ - I.222.IJI 42 T otal Atatta ------------------------- —_ _ LIABILITIES Demand deposits a f Individuals, partnarahlpa, and corporation! __ . .................... Time and tatlnga dtpoalte of Individuals, partnerships, and corporations D tpotlla of United States Oipv.rnm.nl 12.241,112.11 Loana and dlacounta (Including |2tl.kl Depntltt of Malta and pullltcat subdivisions Certified and officers’ checks, sir. ---- —......... Total Deposits _ __ _____ -.-..Stl.4t4.HI.il (a) Total demand dtpoelts__ I 4,411,211.11 tb) Total time and aavlnga d a iM tltt______________ t 4 lti.T2l.IS Othir llabllltlea________________________ t i l . I l l It 1 »« VI,141.41 I.1T2.ISLII S.TTI,I2I.IT 111.422.lt 1.ISS.41T 21 St.12T.12 STENSTROM RENTALS TV fitvs to hang op now. Illy fatfwr wants to uoa ooNo to Btaka firstl" "CLEAN quiet Rooms" Tba 2 BR. t bth kit. gqd 170 Jm phoiw one I novo ais moro a 8. B atch RantAlA Osbles. PA 36730. 6. For Raat Tou and each o f pou are htrtbp notified and required to p rtttn f anp elalnie and da* manda which pnu, or alfhar of pou, map have a g a in st the estate of WILLIAM C. H IIJ . d ictated , late o f aald Countp, to tha Countp Judge a f garni* not* Countp. Florida, a t hla office In lha court houca a f aald Countr at Hanford. F lor­ ida. within atm calendar montha from tha lim a o f lha flrat publication o f thla no­ tice. Two coplea a f aaeh claim or demand ahall ba In writing, and ahall atata tha place of rtaldaneo and post office addrtta o f tha claim ant, and ahall be sw orn to bp tha claimant, hla agent, or at* lorntp and accompanied bp a filing faa af ona dollar and ■uch claim or dtm and not ao flltd thall be void. /■ / HARA ANNE HILL Aa a it c u lr li o f the M et W ill and Testam ent o f W ILI JAM C. HILL D tctattd Publish June t l , 21 A Julp I. 12. till. ter c o n d it io n or - • 0 4 TM n R R I N O L K D A N K - O F F E R N P A R K IN T H E w r t T E OF r i . O H I D A AT T I I H C L O S E O F H I 'B I N E I S ON J l NR B , 1*0.1. A S S ET S RENT A BED Rollaway, Hospital A Baby Bads. By Day, Waek, or Month CARROLL'S FURNITURE NICELY furnUhod 2 room Apartment. Private hath. Pb. PA 1-5121 l i t W. lit St. FA 2-3309. 2 BEDROOM House unfurn­ ished. Kitchen equipped. f<!5 UNFURNISHED l - bedroom a mo. Limit 1 child. 2434 boast, kltcboa oquipped. Cedar Ava. FA 2 2031. X BDRM. Fora. Apt «U 2101 Mafsolla FA 2-3031 A. O. Carroll Ctraotors Axtkur O'Hair V irgin ia A D rab s fBBAL) Boat* of Florida. Oanalp af Samlaato. mi Notary Public. atata af ■worn ta and subscribed before ma thla Ilk dap af July, Florida at tmrgs. Mp com­ 1441, and I hereby cartlfp that I am aat a* officer ar dir* mission eaplraa April I, actor of thla bank. * 1SST. Molded bp Maltaaal Mp a o m m u iu n aggira* Sopt. tl. 1444. BR, neat and near 275 BR, 1 bth, furn., nice 290 BR, 1 bth. kit. eqd. S100 BR, 2 bth. Loch Arbor. 1135 BR, 2 bth, Ravenna Park <123 BR, 2ta bth with pool ttSO BR, 2W bth. modern <163 BR, 2ta bth, executivt, $225 FURNISHED 1 k 2 Bedroom Apartment. Newly decorat­ ed. Queens! Apt. Apt. T. 404 E. 14th St. 222-21M. PURN. Apt 2300 Mollonvllla. S M A L L ettaa downstairs Apartmoot. FA 2-0703. 2 BEDROOM bouso. Kitchen nqnlppod. V i. FA 2 3203. to tb* Coort or Ik , AIR-Conditioned * 8 Bed­ rooms, 1W baths, living room, dining area, Florida room, kitchen with range and cxhauit fan. Insulated. Lota of plants and crass. Sale price $9600.00, termi. Rental $90.00. See 741 Lo­ gan Dr., Longdale Sub., Longwood. T Miles south nf base. Call Clif Borncman, Realtor. 699 Longdate Ave., W i n t e r Park exchange 838-4199 evenings. TOTAL AJWKT1I _______________________________ LI 4BII.STIRS D*«nend dopneltt o f Individuals. psrlnerehlpe. and cnrporstlone _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Time end seelnge dopuslta of Isdleldusle. partnerships, and corpora tlone ______ _________ ...---Deposit* of United States (lovernm ent (Including postal savin gs) _ . _ — _ _ _ _ _ _ Dspuelte of State* and political su b d le te lo n i---Deposits of b a n k s ----- ------------------------------—— Certified and officers' chocks, o t e . ---------------TOTAL D K T O n lT a ____________| 14,7 It,Til. Tl Is) Total demand deposits l.tle .tll.M (b) Total time and seein g* depoeitt .._........... .................y i.y y a siT .ti llortgag** or other Hens y non* o* bank premises and y son* ea other rest eetst* Rediscounts and other liab ilities (or borrowed money _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Acceptances oaecuted bp nr (or sceount *( thin bank and outstanding — ________ Other Ha b i l i t i e s _____ St*. 111.11 Nuns a. i as 1 * 1.11 t l .404.4* none l*4.T*4.*l none 414.Tt 11,111,221.12 T.J12.I2T.4S 4,191,012.94 1)1.241.14 T.ilT 441 ») I2I.12T.S1 TS.tet.T4 son# non* non* 114.12*.*4 m am li which you. or rlthrr nf pnu. map have against th , ratal* nf MAT PARRKI.I. IIKLL drceaeeil, ta t, nf eatd (.'nunty, tn Ilia Cuunty J m lg , of * ,n iln ole County, Plorlda, at hit office In the court hones ■aid Countp at Sanford. F lor­ id a. within six calendar montha from tha lime nf the first publication nf thla no­ tice. T w o copies nf each claim or demand shall he w riting, and ehall alala th* place of residence end pnet offlc* addr*** of th* claimant, and ehall h* sworn to hp th* claim ant, hi* agent, nr attorney and a c ­ companied bp a filing f „ of nn* Unltar and euch claim or demand nut *■> tiled sh all be Void. /■ / Kdward J. It,II A , executor of the f-aet W ill xod Testament of HAT PMtltKLL IIKLL deceased Htenetrum, Davla A Untntoeh At turn*) • for Rxeculor Kdoarda llulldlng Hanford. Plnrlda Publish June I t. SI A July I. 12. 1142. , CDJ-142 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOCjfTg TOTAL IJAHII.ITIK* a n d CAPITAL ACCOUNT* ____ ■RRORAkDA For tompinto dnsolh end lha OtHmaln, plus • full tolor biw abuts, cull or wiitti Dor Dontola If. R-Box 4ft Phono: 727-3709 Leesburg, Florida Reprsienlingt Thsta Auititic model homst R t opt* now lor year I They we tha crowning achimmant of florlda's m over 34 )«4ft a limoui asms lo loutham buildingl Thata quality hornet art pdetd — trow $6,$60 to $15,450. Do** Paymants wa ai low as $710? Monthly Payments as low n 343.11! No PrrpsymtAui No Cloung Costs! Comt out lodnl 0p«a 9 cat. to 9 p.m, daily. W«»W6 $4 and gtt off at ftn OtBsry [ltlungt. THE MACKLE BROS. INC PHONE DoLAND 734-7203 DELTONA, FLORIDA •*•■4 tonftws sag Mwlsr iocav kyRrOsa Omsk STENSTROM REALTY __ 14,111.41*41 (b) Preferred slack, total par value 9 son* total retlrabl* value y non* ._ — .__ _ _ Undlelded profits Reserves (and retirem ent account (or preferred capital) ........ ........._ _ _ _ _ _ Finfshnd Top Quality, , , F L O R I D A Homes (a) r e n n e t gtoek, total par vatu* 9114* ....................... JI Dilf D eltona AOOnUkTO (e) Uapltsl sots* and debonturst 9 nos* wo% No Delays Before You Buy Any Florida Home Chech and Compare the Mackle-Built Hornet a t Capital: Surplus OM YOIVH LOT I'MMOtr ■lodge. Oomlosto Coootr, F lor­ icpoR T o r tovDfTioq o r ida. In Probate, •TLORina STATU BAAK (*r SAAroRII" to roi Rotate of o r SAAPOHD Ik TRR OTATr o r rLORIIIA MAT PAItltKLL I!M L AT TRR CLOOB o r RI'OIkKSO Ok JI.kR M. 11 Deceased AS*RTS To t i l Creditors aBd Perawo* Csrh, brlsncr* with * t h * r bsnks, snt csrh t. MT.rl*. li ItavliiM* Claims nr lienianda ttnus In pru.-rt* o f oultai-tlun ......... A oalost Sold U.atalri U n ltrJ H tslrr tlu v rrn m en t obllgsllunr, Yuu and rack of pou err 4.STM14.M illrrct s n j gu srsn U ** -----------— -------hereby notified and rrqulrrd Obllgsllunr of Mtslrs snJ political ____ 1,417. 1*1.11 In present anp claims and >lr• ubillvlilon* — CAPITA L 9. For Salt or Rent 2 BDRM house. 117 Catalina. Legal Notice Legal Notice TOTAL L U M U T I D B ______________________ HUTCHISON Ocran front Apartment. Daytona Bench. FA 2-0696. PINECREST. 8 Bedrooms, I baths, Fla. room, built-in oven A rang*. 104 E. Jan If you ara looking for Just kin* Circle. 2226337. tho right home to lease or rent, it will pay you to 2.23 ACRES of Sub irrigated check with Stenstrom Real­ land. For informaUua nail ty, Sanford'i largest rental FA 2 4006. and property management agency. R will be a pleas­ 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath. Kit­ chen equipped. 123 W. Cole­ ure la aervt you. man Circle. PinecretL U ' 8 •' HOU3ETRAILER. 2 Stenstrom Realty bedrooms; Adults only; 930. Real Estate—Mortgagee month. FA 2 3646. 2:30 til 11*. N. Park Ava. FA 2-2420 2:30 after • FA 2-7«Sl. Ravenna Park FA 2-703 LAKE MARY. 1 Bedrooms. 2 Evenlngi baths, air-condition. Lake FA 2-2677 FA 2 3829 FA 2-8360 front. FA 2K30. EFFICIENCY Apartment on 2 ROOM furnished Apartment. Flrat St. Near 2 city freo Coraor of Laka Mary Blvd. parking lota and (hopping A 3th St. FA 2-7M3. itorei. No utility charges. Suitable for couple or ain2 BDRM. 1 bath, kitchen equipped. 1110 monthly. gle, alio retired people. 146 Plnscrost Drive. Phone FA 2-6712. PA 2-4163. 2 BR. F rsm o H oust. P artly furnlibsd. N s sr NA S. N ot ftB cy but choap root. 912.30 w ttk . PA 2-2310. Cash, balance* with other heiike. and caeh Items In process of collectlua — --------. 411,111.14 United States (lovernm ent obligations, direct and guaranteed --- -----------t , 21i.T2l.lt Obligations of M ateo and political subdivisions — Non* Othar bon.la, not**, an* drhrnturrr (Including Other bonds, noise, and debentures y ilt.lS S .lt ir c u r ltlts of r « l* r* t lln rliid ln g tlvo.41111 arcurltlee of sg tn c lts and corporation* not Federal agencies and corporallona gusrantr*d bp U. M.) not guaranteed bp IT, A ) ....... — , , , 1 f 0,4! 5 I t Corporatr stork* (Including g non* Corporate etorka (Including I Non* ■lock of Prdtral H***rvs llank) _ ■lock nf Federal Itreerve Rank) ----- ---—— Non* Ijn m i and dltcoants (Including | non* levant and dlacounta flncludlng 1111.44 overdrafts) overdraft*) „ ______________________ _____ — t.411.121 II llank prstnlrt* ownrd I san s, furntllank premiere owned tt2 4 .le l.tl, furni­ tur* and ftilu r r s 141.4*0*4 ■ lTf.ITt.SS ture and fixture* • 44.T10 Tl ....................... — (llank pr«mlr*s owned ar* subject fllank prem l.ee owned are subject ta | non* ll*n* not s»*um*d bp bank) —_ to | Nono Hone not aaeumed bp bank) _ _ Real oetat* owned other than bank premier* _ _ _ Non* fu r l ortat* ownrd other than bank premier* — tnvrrtm rnt and other ssrrtr Indirectly repre­ Investments and other aeeete Indirectly representing bank prem t.ee or ether senting bank promise* or ether rest eetst* ___________________ . ■ rest aetata _____ _________ __ ___ ______________ Nona (Tuetumero’ llstillllp to this bank os Cuatumera’ liab ility tn thla bank on acceptances outstanding ___ _—________ acceptances outstanding _______ __ ________ Non* Other aeeeta ___________________________________ 11.iai.TS Other A e e e t e ------ _________________— TOTAL A14HKTH ... .....- --- ----------- ----------—--------- t.lll.tT l.tT LIABILITIES Demand deposits af Individuate, partnerships, and corporallona ........ 1,117.01 41 101.711 II Time and seringa dopnetta of tndtyldual*. partnerships, and lt.lll.TT4.Al T otal Llabllltlea corporallona ... ____................... .... .................. .. 1,114.i l l . t o CAPITAL ACCOVRTS Dapoalte nf C alled Slate* tlovernm enl Capital Stock! flncludlng p otlal savin gs) _______ __ _ _ _ _ 147.1ST II 17MSS IS Dapurtti of Htatva and political subdivision* _ (a ) Common stock, total par f l ld .M t .t O ___ 172.114 IS 414.404.00 Dapoalte o f banka _............... ................ —...... Surplus ------ ............... ———----------- _ _ —_ 221.000 00 111.211 II fortlflod and officers' chocks, otc. ........ .... ............. . Undivided profits .................................. ........ 21,202.40 ll.lo o oo TOTAL DEPOSIT* ________ _ ___ S 4 211,411.12 M etervsa ....... ............ ta> T otal demand deposits 2,440.102.11 PT1.T1I II T otal Capital Accounts fb) T otal lima and savin gs t l.llt .lll.t l T otal Llabllltloa and Capital Account* _ dap..alto ____ __ ________ | 1.011,114 T< REHORANDIM M ortgage, or other Hone I Nono on A atents pledged or aoelgned to eecuro bank premlaoa and | Non* an lia b ilitie s and far other purpose* _____ ____ l.FTt.1 IS.lt other real ostata ................................ Noao I, IL D. Rowland. Caehltr, of tho above-named bank do Rodlacuunt* and olhor llabllltloa toy htrtbp declare that this report o f condition la true and cor* borrowed money ______ Noao real ta the hoot at n p knowledge and belief. Accoptancaa aaorutod bp or for account II. D. Rowland of thla bank and outstanding __— Nona W a. tha und.reigned director! a tlee t tb* correctness of Olhor H a b lH H o o ............ ....................... S U M 41 thla report af condition and declare that It haa bean eaamlned hp ua and to tha boat o f our know ledge and hallaf I* Iru* TOTAL U A.11 r u m l * 4.144,111 TS And correct. CAPITAL ACWOCgTO t.a im ii:------ — " fa) Common stock, total par value I lio.oao 04 (b) P r .f.r r o l stock, total par value | Nona, 114.400 04 total ratlrabte valu* I N ose ___ ■ (o) Capital not#* and dabanturva I Non* Surplus _____......_ _ ........ — , ........ ........ i 111 4*0 M BISTORT OF A BOLDINS CORPANT APF1UATH Undivided profits _____________ __ _■■■■„ . ........... IM lt.lt OF A NATIONAL RANK llooorvoo (and raltramvat acaoant Report as o f Jus# tt, 1141, o f Atlantia Truat Compaap for proforrod capital) ____________________ Nono Jackson ville, Florida, whist. la A ffiliated with Tha Sanford 114.141.(1 A tlantle National Rash. Saafard, Florida, Charter aumbtr TOTAL CAPITAL A C C O U N T * ________________ H UT, Fadoral Itaaarv* dlatrtcl number S. TOTAL 1,1AllIfJTIKA A.VD Klad o f business o f thla affiliate: CAPITAL A C C O U N T * _______________ _____ s .iit.n .r r B an k stock boldlao company, holding coglrolltao Interest ta thla sa d othar a ffilia te^ ta hroadaa scope af banking bust* nsaa la Florida. Mannar In whlck above-named organisation ta a ffilia ted w ltb RRHOR AMDS ■atlonal bank, aad degree af coatrelt Attot* pledged *r aaolgnod to oocuro O w n s m ajority a f the eharea af aapltal stork. llab illtlcr and for other purpoaoo F in an cial rrlatlona with bank: (Including aoioo and bill* rodloS to c k of a ffiliated baak nw asd bp tb# counlod and oacurltlao sold with a ffilia te fpar value) ....... .................................... | 911.1110* agroomont to rapurchaoo) ------------ 1.401,114 (1 I. IL B. llrooh*, gecretarp-Trveeur.r of A ttaallo Truat (g) Loon* aa shown above ar* after Companp da solem nly awvar that tha abava statem ent la true, deduction of valuation rvoorvta of . lt.10t.lt ta lha beat af t ip knowledge aad bellaf. I declare that It haa (b) Uorurtllo* a* shown above ara after or w ill ba published In tha maaaar prescribed bp g e cllo a 1211, deduction of valuation rootrvoa of ..... 144 41 UA.HAL. (ts . U S C , set. I l l ) , w ithin fifteen daps from the L J. P. Tool*, of th* above-named bank, da aolamnlp data a f vacalpl of the call far report o f aoadlttoa bp the affirm that this report of condition la true aad aorrocl ta Com ptroller a f tha Curraaap. th* boat of ray knowlvdg* aad bollaf. M. B. Bronte Correct—Atlaati J. P. Tool* flw e r a to and subaarlhed before ma thla Ird dap af July, B. O. Banka IMS tBKAL) For n i l sutomobtls bar falas, check th* Harald class­ ified display stctloa. 2 FURNISHED 3 B o d r o o m 2 house. Mil Pslmnttn. Call 3 3 FA 30274. 6 2 BEDROOMS, lVi baths. Large lot and children wel­ 4 come. FA 2-3606. 4 4 C D J.IO . Legal Notice report 6. For Roat EFFICIENCY Apt 911 Psrk. F U R N I S H E D AptOmtot Cltsa sod doss la. Jlouti« Cowsa. 123-4011. Legal Notice In Iba Cents af 4be Canary Jadgt. geminate Cenatp, Ftot* Ida, In Frabale. In Ml Fatale at JU B E rillN E D. WHITE, WILLIAM C HILL Dtctattd Dtceattd. to all c r n o r m a ls a n d Ta All CWdltwt end Ptram . F R n iO N I HAVINO C L A IR * Maytag Clatma aa Daataada UR IIMRANOS AU AIN OT S A ID Aaataat Said Relate. RBTATRi 2 BEDROOM Homo. Furn. FURNISHED Apt.. lOOto W. FURNISHED Apt., light* k MOVING from out of state water Included. FA 2-3131 July 10-15. 3-4 Bedroom Largo yard ind |* rs 2«. 0th. 260. FA 26290. House of Apartment, j or FA 2-0193. ITS me. water furnished. T e e n a g e r s . Responsible N'ien, large, furn. 2 hdrm. Children welcomad. 3 BEDROOM. 2100 a month. family. Write Bo* 23, c o apt. 1700 Magnolia 266. FA 2-9007. Plnccreit. 122 Shannon Dr. Sanford Herald. 2 ROOM furnished Apartment F U R N I S H E D F-fTtcieney Large living room, ranee Apartment. Alio 2 Bedroom, furnished. Redecorated. Pb. |63. Includes water A elec­ electric kitchens. Water 349-3321. __________ SA V E! tricity. FA 2-0644. furnished. FA 20122. Or famous name mu*W*t Form. Apt Close ta. Apt. 4. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: LARGE Home in choice loca­ equipment: guitar*, drum*, 932 Ma. 407H W. let. Rooms private baths, 114 tion. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath. •aiaphoner. organ*, tic. $133 mo. Ph. FA 3-0219 W. First St. TERMS HOU8ETRAILEK with ra* ban* on lira* private lot. VERY targe 1 Bedroom FURNISHED Apartment. 1 Big Value On Trade tar. Adults. FA 2-6087. Home In Luch Arbor. <110 Bedroom. FA 2-4962 Kefinlshing A Repair Work per month. FA 2-5301. FURNISHED 3 Room Apirt Guitar lesson* by quslifird CHOICE RENTALS ment. Clean and ctoie up- I e a r h e r s . Frrr tryout. UNFURNISHED 2 Bedroom. 4 BEDROOMS. 2 belli, florid* t o wn . 340 month. Ceil Phone for appoinlmrnts. I bath MS. room, pstio, air-conditionFA 26261. 2 Bodiwsai on Isko. MO. ed. In I»cb Arbor. Pbone 10'; OFF 4 Bodroam, 2 haw. 1123. FA 2-1305. ON ANY .MERCHANDISE 1 BEDROOM furnlihed house. 2 Bedroom, IV hath. 1131. THIS WEEK ONLY $30 a month at llSta Laurel. Efficiency Apt. 230 Mo. up. 1 Bedroe m. 2 hath. 1130. NO • 4962 or NO * 4814. Surplus City. 301 W. let. 4 Bedroom, It* hath. 2160. SAN FO." 19 MUSIC c e m ::u NICELY furnished Bedroom 2BRDROOM Duplex Apart­ 9313 PARK AVE. ment. Kitchen equipped. No and kitchen. Private bath PH. iLt-nsai A entrance. Elderly woman meter. 706 E. 14M St. Ph. FA *-*ftVt nr FA 2-7622. or couple. $30 a month. I<» 1V1 Pork Avenun Holly Ave. FA 2 2429. PA 2-3231 snytimn DEBARY. Attractive 2 Bed room Homo. Fta. Rm. liv­ FURNISHED Apartment. 4 FURNISHED I bedroom Duping room, dining room A Rooms, nice airey 2nd loi. FA 2-3010. floor. 9 Miles E. on Rt. 413. kitchen. Quiet neighborhood Phono NO 8-4821. Evening FURN. Apt. Cloea la. Pboaa rA 2 3771. NO 6-4316. FA M M . Seminole Realty Legal Notice Legal Notice subdivisions B y K a te O s a n » 10. Wanted to Rent 6. F o r Rent 6. F a r R nat 944.4*4*4 412.4*4 SO Our »r 111.419.49 non* Specialty 1,091.419 «9 I t .l I t J I I 12 Aooot* plodgod or noRgnod to oacuro H ohlllllt* and (or othar purpesoA (Inrludlng notea and bills redlecountod and aocurttloo cold with agree­ ment to rtpureha**) ........................ ....... — 1 , 1 ) 1 . 2to .lt (a) Loan* as shown above or* attar deduction *( valuation rvoorvos of — _ 919,(19 N (b) aecurltteo os sh ow s ar* sttop deduction ol valuation rooorvt* * f _ _ _ _ _ non* I, Mary R. Douglas*, of th* abova-aamod bank, da solem n . Ip swear that this report of coadulon ta trua and correct to lha beet o f e i) know ledge and bellaf. Correct — A ttest llarp IL Duuglaan T. *• Tucker Anlraw Cnrrawap Directors C. A. Cloat* (A S A D auto o f Florida. Couatp o f aomlooto, w t gworn to and oubacrlbod before me Ihlo talk dap o f Julp tadl. and I hereby certify that 1 am not an officer, or dir* *oter of this bank. Mp mammlaaton nap ire* goptembor II. I14A COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE SALES • RENTAUS • MANAGEMENT • HOMES • LOTS • FARMS • GUOVKS • ACREAGE • COMMERCIAL Mortgage Loans Commercial & Residential VA • FHA • Conventional EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENTS RAVENNA PARK & !I)YI,I.WILDE "CUSTOM BUILT HOMES OF IUSTINCTION*' III N. PARK AVE. 322-2420 RAVENNA PARK SALES OFFICE: FA 2-7193 �12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale I BEDROOM, M bath House 3 BEDROOM. Florida room, 82,695 in Ravtnna Park on lake. Neat 2 BIl home, frame con­ large yard with iprinklcr Over $2000 equity for $250. system. Good neighborhood. struction on 105 by 105 lot. 114 Satsuma Dr. FA 2-2700. Inquire at 2414 Summerlin. 5223 down and 550 per month will make >ou the BY Owner. 2 Bedroom block 6 ROOM House. Stort build­ new owner. No Foolin'. House furnUhcd. Screened ing. Wonderful location for porches. I Extra iota. small grocery business. 2 58,300 caih. FA 2 09.11. Lota. $4,600. 14,000 down, balance 101.00 per mo. 709 For quality automobile* at I l l N. Park 522-2420 W. 9th or 713 W. 9th St. low price* cherk the Herald clasilfled page* where local WEST - SOUTH OR dealers advertiie. NORTH EXPOSURE Only six lot* to choon from. Office FA 2-2111 AU on nice lake. Wooded Night FA 2-0441 and semi-claared. Starting 323-0700 at 520.00 per front .'out. Ex­ cellent terms or buy all 2U4 Park Dr. Ssaferd, Fla. with release clausa*. J . W. SP-A-C-t Hall, Realty, 322-3441. 2544 tar the children In this big. S. French Ave. shaded yard and nght next to a lovely City park for COUNTRY STYLE Low Price Specials more play activity. Thret New 2 bedroom borne lVj bedroom, 2 bath houaa h u baths located on large lot Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. separate dining r o o m, on paved road In Lake Only Florida room, large, eat-in Mary. Community water, and equipped kitchen, dou­ built-in kitchen. 2 walla of 1959 Tannui Station ble garage and fiber glass cabinets, double stainle** Wagon, L itre IBQ K covered patio. Extra bon­ steal sink, electric heat, Clean uses are parquet hardwood plastered walls, i full Inches floors, fireplace and oodles of insulation, 40 gal elec, 1959 Renault of closet space. See the water heater, LARGE light­ 376 4-Dr. Sedan owner at 1814 McUonville ed closets, and asphalt Ave. shingle roof. Ideal fur lea1958 Mercury sure living. 510,500. 5500 4-Dr. Alr-Cond. 445 JOHN E. FOX down balance FHA or con­ REALTOR ventional If desired. J. W. 1957 Ford Fairlane 110 N. P ark Ave. 32S-05M Hall Realty, 3223041 2544 "540" Fordor Ea- 4 M tin e Needs Work •W *1 S. French Ave. SALE OR TRADE 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ IMMEDIATE Occupancy, two 1936 Cadillac ped Home on large lot. 495 3 bedroom modal Homes. Coupe DeVllle FHA 4W* mortgage with LMN Enterprises, 1 n c. only 17 years to go. $35u0 1955 Buick 2-Dr. Highland Ave. Longwood. equity. Can be refinanced 245 Hardtop TE 4-3911. with nothing down or will trade on smaller house, 1955 Ford Sts. 2 BEDROOM Homt on an ap­ acreage, lots or car. Ph. Wagon, Runs Good 1 proximate one acre of FA 2-4457. beautiful w o o d e d land. 1931 Plymouth $6500. Flexible terms. 180 4-Dr. Sedan St. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTD FIRM 1954 Chevrolet 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-4123 4-Dr. Sedan 1901 Park Avenue Eteellent Shape 195 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath Home. FA 2-5232 anytime Wynnewood section. $500 195.1 Puntiac down. FA 2-2073 af­ 175 IMMEDIATE Occupancy, 4 ter 7:00Phone 4-Dr. Sedan p. m. bedroom air - conditioned. Tee ‘N Green Estates. Ph. 20 ACRES on large lake fac­ 1951 Uldsmobtla 175 322-2744 • 4-Door ing Highway. 5 Room frame house, all in grove. 1951 Mercury ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 520.000. Will’ finance. Ph. 50 4-Dr. Srdan Realtor 349 3451. Raymond Lundquiit, Asso. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. WILL iwap equity In 3 bed­ 25 Late Model room Home with patio on large corner lot for Trailer BARGAIN HUNTER 1960 • 1962 or will accept low down This is it. S. Sanford. Near payment and assume VA in HLH. 5 Rooms 4 bath on LIKE NEW service loan. 322 8155. nice shady lot, furnished CARS If wanted. Empty August 2. All this for 53800. Call 3 BEDROOM partly furnish­ Priced To Sell ed if desired. New roof, 668 1601 Enterprise. Be glad new Hours, sprinkler sys­ tu show you insida k out. tem. $77.28 month attei Trade-Ins Welcomed 3 BR. Home. 202 Laurel Dr. down payment. 2409 Sum­ Good location, kitchen merlin. FA 2-4836. equipped. Low down pay­ Financing Available RAVENNA PARK ment. Assume loan. A real ON ALL CARS Attractive 3 BR, tile bath saving. Call FA 2-9472. CB home in desirable Ra­ LOCH ARBOR venna Park on a corner Comfortable 3 BR, 2 bath tree shaded lot. Fully equip home in beautiful Loch Ar­ pod electric kitchen. Only bor, for just 114,000. Only 513.560, with just 5575 down 5450 down and 590 per including all closing ex­ month. Interested? Call to­ penses. 592 per month In­ Lincoln-Mercury day. cludes everything. Skr •■atari* iiralfi Fri. July 12. t>r>— Page 11 27. Special Services CARS Jim Hunt Really HUNT 109 N. Palmetto Ph. FA 2-4884 Aa tareitm rnt. not n ex­ pense. Call FA 2-5412 for 1953 CADILLAC. Clean. Good Air-Conditioning FOR your sewing needs. tires. 1345 cash. 305 S. Park expert advice on a Herald MILADY'S SHOPPE advertising campalps. H. B. POPE CO.. INC. Ave. 323-0705. Of fine F'abrica a o >o. Tark Axe. FA 2-4234 106 S. Tark Ave. 1936 CHEV. 2 dr. HT. R. 4 H. TRACTOR work, mowing, 323-2740. discing, blade, scoop. 55 40 PER MONTH 1 A 2-7664. ASSU5IE payments on Singer BUYING A NEW or round bobbin Sewing Ma­ USID CAR? HIKES trimmed, demossed chine equipped to xig zag FLVANCE IT WITH US and removed. FA 2-7664. and make button holes. • Low Interest Rates With guarantee. Balance of 29. A utom obile Service • Low Monthly Payments 6 payments. FA 2-9411. FLORIDA STATE BANK Auto Glass. Tops SHALLOW WELLS 4 PUMPS 4 Sea' Covers 1*57 4 door CHEV. Bel Air, Jerry Lord FA 2 3314 auto trans. 3 new Urcs. Sold With GW AUTO GLASS & ALUMINUM rurntture re- 323-0472 after 5. Warraatjr SEAT COVER CO. webbed cheaper than you 361 W. 2nd St. FA 24032 can do it yourself. Bring I960 RENAULT Dauphtnc. \L L WORK GUARANTEED New motor. Top condition. it to the Furniture Center. ^960VaHanT A reel bargain at 4595. Sec 1100 French Ave. 4 Dear M u , Ante. AUTO GLASS Mr. Burton, Valdez Hotel. Transmission Heel er, READY MIX Concrete, win­ INSTALLED White Tires, One Owner dow tills, lintela, steps, 1958 SIMCA 5250. 1405 Court Scnkarik Glass and Paint blocks, tend, cement, rock, St. FA 2-4820. Company pipe, steel, grease trape, 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4412 dry' wells, stepping atonee. 1441 VAUANT, one owner, like new. 5950. FA 2-2073 .Miracle Concrete Co. 31 A. Pelts after 7:00 p. m. 309 Elm Ave. KA 2-5751 BOSTON Hull Terrier Pup­ 1455 4* ton FORD Pickup. 1960 Chevrolet pies. Reg. 6 weeks old. 84 FOAM Bed pillows. Limit $175.49, FA 2-4635. ! to customer. We. Nylon FA 2-4187. 2 Doer Sedan, Radio, covered sofa bed with Heater, Blender* Iren*. matching chair, cushioned 37. B etts • Motors 32. Flowers • Shrubs with foam. $66.95. I Deluxe 14 ft. ZIMMEL. 30 hp. elec. GF.RH.V DAISIES. Dutch Mill Gibson 30" Range used 6 Evinrude, gator trailer. Like Nursery. Upsala Kd. Just months.. 545.0U. 2 Used Re­ new, |475. FA 2-8AUJ. off :iHh St. 4 Ut. frigerators 940.00 e a c h . Berry'a Furniture. 901 W. 34' JERSEY Sea Skif $850; CROTONS 25c to 12 50 runs 4 Boats, 125 hp. tat. St. Gray Shadows Nursery 1959 Olds 88 Chrysler marine engine; 2 Dour Hardtop, Radio, 4 ill. S. ou Sanford Ave. BABY CRIB 8100t). Elechas head, galley 4 bunsk, Heater, Power Steering. OPEN SUNDAYS rarer. 8JU0. Travel Iron. Power Brakes, Factory needs woodwork repair. Never used. $6.00. Phone Air Conditioner. Thia la Wekiva Fish Camp. 6 511. 33. Furniture FA 2-8635. A One Owner Car N. of Sanford on st. Johns Used furniture, appliances, With purchase of Blue Lus­ River. tools, etc. Bought • Sold. tre, rent Electric Carpet Larry a Mart 315 Sanford Shampooer for only 51 per Gateway To The Waterway Ave. Ph. FA 24132 day. Carroll'a Furniture. Robson Sporting Good* Your EVINRUDE Dealer WANTED reliable couple to take up monthly payment* TREMENDOUS DISCOUNTS 3044-1 E. 1st Ph. FA 2 5961 1959 Stude. of 513 50 on 3 complete NEW BUT DISCONTINUED 2 Door Hardtop. Heater, FOAM Boat seats 4 backs. DESIGN FULLY rooms of (urmture. Call Radio 4 Overdrive. Lo­ $6.00. FA 2-8615 GUARANTEED TE 8 1511, Casselberry, col­ cal Owner 20" MAGIC Chef gaa range. lect. Original 5139.49, now 585 95 BY OWNER. 1942 Tempest deluxe. 2 door coupe. Less 14' No Irost Philco refrigera­ FREE ESTIMATE than 10,000 mites. See at Upholstering 4 Mattress ren­ tor freerer. Original $549.95 Wagner a A m o c o. 816 ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ now 531881. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 25 hp. Electric start OU mo­ French Ave. tor. List 5579.95. now $349.95 1961 THUNDERBIRD 16' FibCo., at 70S Celery Ave. 1958 Plymouth FA 2-2117. 40 hp. Electric Start OB mo­ crglass. 40 hp. Electric Itelr. 4 Door Sedan, tor. List $649.95. now $389 95 start Johnson, trailer, full Autu. Transmission. Ra­ Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick Terms to fit YOUR pocket. canvas*. Perfect condition. dio, Heater, While Tires, Service With the Cash. FIRESTONE STORE Like New. This la A 51UU5. 365 3725. SUPER TRADING POST Low .Mileage Car Corner 1st 4 French FA 30677. 38. Motorcycle* . Scooters PIANO. Small Baby Grand, 31. Article* For Stile mahogany. 5295. KA 2-4015 lt.S.A. Motorcycle. 1962 Super rocket. 650 cc. Excellent Mens, ladies, childrens dis­ COUCH and Chair. Inquire condition. Call KA 2-9691 7 count shoes. Best family 2114 Summerlin. a. hi. 6 p m. Evening Ph. buys. Surplua City. NO 84391. I BABY Crib 4 mattreai. 520. 1957 Ford NORGE 14' Customatic Re­ 1 High Chair $3 00. Phone V-8, 9 Pass. Sta. Wagon, 39. Trailer* Cnbana* frigerator • Freerer. Good Autu. Transmission, Ha* FA 2-5361. tuildiliou. 401 W. 13th St. diu .1 Ilf.Hi-v 1913 ALL Aluminum Schoon­ 25" RIDING Mower and used er Housetrailer 28'. Tires ALLIS-Chalmers. Model G Garden TUkr. FA 2-8809. like new. Everything A-l cultivating tractor In good condition. For sale reason­ POWER Tools. Wood 4 me­ condition. Guest room built able 647-7218 or see Grave­ tal. Spray paint outfit, elec­ In. Back fencl around lot. All for lluoo. Located Holly­ tric welder. 5tisc. items. ly Tractor Sale* 4 Service. wood Trailer Court, High­ FA 2 1792 Saturday 4 Sun­ 143 N. Orlando Ave. Mait1959 DeSoto way 17 92. FA 2 6268. day. land. 4 Door Bedan. Auto. Transmission, Radio 4 Heater Quality Stenstrom Really Seminole Realty "Mutt bt t ntw oat who hasn't heard what a big phony ha tol** 12. Real Estate For Salt 19. Situation* Wanted FURNISHED or unfurnished IRONING. 32J-059I. 2 bedroom Home. Low down payment 4 low 21. Beauty Salon* montnly payments 16 Val­ SPECIAL encia Rd. DeBary. Phone Cj I *N Curl Beauty Simp FA 2-7565 8 to 5. Cold Wave 56 95 complete. Open evening by appt. FHA HOMES 315 Palmetto Ave. 322-0434 Wc have an outstanding se­ lection of 2. 3. and 4 bed­ Summer Permanent Specials room, 1 and 2 bath govern­ Eve. Appt'*. 3 Sr. Operators ment owned homes in many HARRIETT'S BEAUTY NOOK of Sanford's better residen 1105 So. Oak FA 2-5742 tial areas. Priced below market value, these homes 22. Build - Taint • Repair are completely remodeled Svini-Itettred Carpenter inside and out. Down pay­ Small Repairs — Painting ments from $250, a n d P hone- KA 2 7983 monthly payments from 85o and up. For complete In­ 25. Plumbing Services formation see us today. PLUMBING Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES R. L. HAHVEY l i t N. Park 322-2420 204 Satuord Ave. FA 2-354J Stenstrom Realty 16. Female Help Wanted 26. Radio & Television USED T.V. Sets 810. up. Ser­ INSTRUCTORS NEEDED vice calls 52.00. Sanford For Sanford 4 Orlando area. T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford Vivian Woodard cosmetics. Ave. Ph. FA 2-9776. Full or part time to teach techniques of society of makeup artists ot Holly­ 27. Special Services wood. We teach you (tee. FK1GIDAIRE Call 423-7574. Orlando. Salts 4 Service G. H. HIGH BEAUTICIAN wanted. Phone 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford FA 2 5742. Eve. KA 22155. Ph. KA 2-3X83 17. Male Help Wanted SINGER S E W I N G M A C H IN E IMMEDIATE OPENING for SALES 4 SERVICE 2 experienced new and used C A L L F A 2 -5 7 8 3 car salesmen. See or call Red Brass, Brass Motors, LAWNS Renovated - Aerate Inc., FA 2-5+41. Remove Thatch • Chinch Bug Spray (VC-13) • FerU18. Help Wanted •xe-Ph. KA 2-4244 TEACHER. Junior High ex­ MANSFIELD LAWN SER perienced for p r i v a t e Piano Tuning and Repair School. Write immediately W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 322-2420 stating qualifications. Write SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ Box 16, c o Herald. tios etc. Free estimate. Ph. APPLICATIONS will tie ac^ 322 3506. cepled Monday July 15 at new McCrory economy store WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS. in the Seminole Plaia it SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Fern Park. Florida. We All Types and Sizes have openings for ca vi­ We Repair and Service ler*, credit clerks, restau­ S T I N E rant manager k waitresses Machinery and Supply Co. and for male & female 207 W. 2nd St. FA 26432 store sales personnel. Con­ tact Mr. R. G. Allen, Store SMITH Air c imdllton Refri­ geration servlet. All work Manager. guaranteed. Very reason able In price. Day FA 2 7134 Night FA 2 .'U69. 995 1195 595 795 495 Make Your Selection From Over — N EW & USED Slenstrom Realty .Stenstrom Realty 111 N. Park 522-2420 111 N. Park BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS ffc . M. AatMMhllen - Tracks ^4. Article* For Belt LAWN SERVICE Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ isfaction guaranteed. Ph. FA 2-1117. '63 Rambler.. .The New Shape of Quality! 0LLERS=/SANF0RD CARS 1956 Chrysler 4 Door Sedan, Power Steering. Power B riket, Power WTndeafe Tlrca Like New TOPS IN Q U A LIT Y — C O M P ET IV ELY PRICED FC3-70A 1957 Ford C3-91A 1962 Ford Fairlane I Door Sedan 1960 Ford Convertible 500 Town Sedan, V-8, A/T. I’/S, It V-8, Std. TrnnxntiHhion. New While H H. Car While, lllue Interior. Top H New W. S. V. lire*. Fire­ ball Red. XC3-37A C3-'J'JA 1962 Comet 2 Dr. Sedan, 6 Cyl., Sid. rraiiMiiineion, 1959 Chevrolet Beige, Heal Clean, \ er> Kcunotnillel Air. I I)r„ V-8. Sltl. Tran*.. R cal. & II. Green & While, Real Clean. FC3-22R FT3.7IA 1961 Ford Falcon 2 Dr. Station Wagon. 101 Engine. 1960 Chevrolet I A/T. R A II. Light lllue Oulxitle, Blue Vinyl inmue. -------- FU»uld«» r. Ton I'it-kup, Light lllue, K Cylinder, New Paint, nave. 1955 Buick I Door Sedan 1957 Plymouth I Door Sedan, Auto. I > .in .n ii» « lu n C 3-91 SAVE ON NEW CHEVROLET'S OLDSMOBILES CADILLACS Rambler American Hardtop HIGHEST TRADE FOR YOUR CAR! B ILL H EM P H ILL M O T O R S , INC. 301 W. 1 st. SI. I'h. FA* 3-0331 Countrv Setlun, 6 Cyl., A/T. It & 1961 Ford Falcon 11, I'udded Ru»h & \T*or*. I'/S. Real Itaiuhero, ti Cyl., Std. Tran*., I.ighl Economical To Operate. While. Green, lain Mileage. FC3-79A T3-83A 1960 Dodge Seneca BIG STOCK - LONG TRADES 219 E. 2nd ST. SANFORD 2503 DARK AVE. Vi Ton P. U. 2 Dr. Sedan. V-H. A/T, It 4 II. Real 1955 Ford With Fiat lied. Run* l ike New. Clean, Low Mileage. — WE NOW ' FC3-74A 1961 Ford GIVE TUI* VALUE • Many Olhens Tu Chtrose From • Term* To Suit Your lludgel ST AMI'S — S TR IC K LA N D - M O R R IS O N INCORPORATED 308 E. First St. Sanford - FA 2-1181 206 E. Commercial MI 1-8916 I'll. FA 2-5411 • B tfet* Herald Want-Ads A re Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! �TOUR of HOMES F ite 12-F ri. July 12,'68 th t natural beauty o f trees and rolling hills in Country Club RosA LOCH ARBOR 3 0 4 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS Select Your Lot N O W ! Lank Far Thmo Modem Feat urea • • • • Ceatral Heat ft Air ComHthmlng SMewalm • Street Light! Sewer ft W ater Beaattfaljr l aaSaraged High a Dry Lata • Many Other Outstanding Features • Oat Of The Flight P a tte n FOR THE HOME OF YOUR CHOICE 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION ------- er W ell Cuetoai Reiid to your plans SSSS Ciub D IRECTIO N S: P m i Seetord lent » n l ea 3 *h Street at Preach Are. (llw y. 1741). Welch far the ile se et M ijfalr C o m try O e k Greenbrier borders the Lonprool •ohoel ith. ead la directly aeet at Lech Arher. PRICED FROM ///// E ST A T E S LAKE VAZNAN R IZ O B T S William S. Brumley Jr. - Byron P. 0. BOX 1599 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Sgalnols BlvA 30 Y ear FHA Financing • Low Down Payment • No Closing Cost M. Leach FA 2-8074 Plan to see these modern homes today! 12 E xciting Models On Display! While you are out driving, this week-end, take this page DIRECTIONS with you. The map above will assist you in locating some of Sanford and Seminole County's outstanding real We double-dare you to show us where you can get values like these: 3 Bedrooms . . . H i Baths . . . large Screen­ ed 12x16 Room . . . All Mira Cabinets . . . Paved Streets . . . Community Water . . . and ALL FOR 6350 Down and only . . . . *56 Drivo out went of town. I There you find the en­ trancing "customerlzed” homes of Shoemaker Con­ struction Company’s Ravennn Park and Idylhvilde of Loch Arbor; I.MN Builders Tee 'N Green Estates and a little far­ ther on, the fabulous new Greeniiriar of Loch Arbor. TEE ’N GREEN ESTATES Out 30th St. (Ceunlry Ctuh Road) •d|oitilit| the Mayfair Country Club. Ju.t minults -from town and IntrraUte 4. CRYSTAL LAKE PARK In LAKE MARY. Choice lake front and lake view property In the quiet, rural community of Lahe Mary, Convenient to all outdoor rrcreation and all dly advantage.. LAKE WAYMAN HEIGHTS On Highland Avenue In the groolng rlty nf Long wood, In a nicety toned residential area, jet rnnveniently nearby atom, churrhra, achool* and hu.) U. S. llwy. 17-92. we’ll ru.lom build on yuur lot to your plan, or our. lot)', Finanring arranged. ENTERPRISES, Inc., BUILDERS If you drive south on lluy. 17-92 and turn west on Seminole Boulevard you come to I.MN Builde r s I. a k e W a y mi a n Heights. If you have homes, acreage, and would like to advertise on our weekly Tour Of Homes and Real Estate Page — FOR IN FO RM A TIO N In Ravenna Park This u ttra rliv r :t bedroom, • hath hiuiir i t modern design, located a t 507 Sataum a Drive in beautiful Itnvenna Park, *»» recently purchasml by Mr. and M n. t . A. Humphrey. Feature* i n c l u d e d heating ay-item, w ater heater, renetian blind*, and a fully equipped .alt electric kitthen. Also south of Sanford, near Five Points or south on the la k e Mary-Longwood Ruud is the new de­ velopment of C o u n t r y Club H e i g h t s homes whose builders are featur­ ing speciul bonuses for early qualifiers. And If you can t make it out to one of these new areas during the week-end, don’t worry, they are open all week, and there'll always lie s o m e o n e available to show you around. groves or rentals — \ 110)1 KS SIGNS. just what you are looking for in the way of a home. Monthly ZSZZL , LMN m . 417. FOLLOW TIIK rAVALCADF. o r estate.,Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find Gracious MODERN KITCHENS HY GENERAL ELECTRIC Harold Logan, presi­ dent and general manager of LMN Enterprises haa announced that home development in the Tee ’N Green Estates near the Mayfair Golf Course is coming to an end. The company soon will bo starting extensive de­ velopment in the Crystal Lake area. Associated with LMN Enterprises us vice presi­ dent ami sales manuger for Tee ’N Green Estates is Edward K. le ath erbury, who has had 15 years background us u builder and deveUqier in San Fernundo V a l l e y , Calif., in Galveston Coun­ ty, Texas, and in Orlundo aiui Winter Park. Filunted in to-autif ul Idjllwilde, thia (parlous 4 bedroom, 3 bath home uf contemporary inodvm de­ sign ha. been purvha-cd by l.t, td r and Mr*. Robert $. MooiW, The home featured a luxury equip, ped (IK kitchen, central air-con­ ditioning and hrating and a fenced In private patio ju it off the living and family dining room*. YlO KfUl GENERAL OFFICE C O N STR U C TIO N II W. 23th ST. DIAL FA 2-3103 CO M PAN Y SALES OFFICE - DIAL FA 2-' STENSTROM REALTY - SALES AGENTS �WEATHER: Partly cloudy; scattered showers. High 90-95; low in 70s, VOL. 5S School Supl. Ray Mllwee took off on s much-needed va­ cation today. Established 1908 NO. 755 Arrested ^ ^ ■ 1 By FBI TAMPA (DPI) — Mate Sen. C. W. Young met today ART BECKWITH, court clerk, mill Henderson Ferguson, courthouse maintenance custodian, inspect the new nylon American flair which flew over the courthouse today for the first time, it replaced an old, worn flair. (Herald I'hoto) nssaii Divorcee Killed Red-Sino Meeting: §30,000 Theft Student Drowns Find Other Jobs NAAWP Started with officials of General Telephone O ., aad planned a later meeting with anion leaders In an attempt to end the violence and sabotage which has marked a fiveday-old strike. Young, n Flarllaa County Republi­ can who Is vice chairman of the Senate Committee on labor and Industry, said his primary objective la to try In slop thr damage result­ ing from the strike. T A M P A (UPI) — The smouldering General Telephone Co. strike moved into its fifth uneasy day today and one badly beaten management employe lay in a hospital and another faced an oper­ ation for a crushed nose. The Federal Bureau of In utilisation announced Sunday it had charged union mem­ ber Albert Clinton Ash. 33, with "wilfully ami malicious­ ly interfering with a telephone communication line control hy the United States." Management personnel have been working to rrpair cut rabies and oilier damage, in­ cluding broken telephone booths, honey poured into coin slot of pay telephones, burned poles and damaged relay boxes. The strike lie ran Iasi Thurs­ day when contract negotia­ tions broke down and (lie In­ ternational Brotherhood of Electrical Worker* threw up picket lines. The strike ha* resulted in rut rabies and other satadage. The two workers were attacked Sun­ day in the first violence of the strike. The FBI, which entered the lop priority liecaw* tense communication* cattle* were cut, said Ash ts charg­ ed with tampering with equip­ ment at a telephone repeater station on the 22nd Street causeway here. Gov. Wallace Attacks J F K WASHINGTON <UI'I)-Ala Inma Gov. George C. Wal­ lace told Congrcia today that President Kennedy should be "retired from public life" and his civil right* program defeated. He said the legislation is totally unacceptable to the South and railed for a nation­ al referendum on tlie propos­ al*. If a referendum was held, Wallace said the civil lights bill would be over­ whelmingly rejected. Kill AGENTS AND the U. S. Post Office offi­ cials are investigating the burglary of the Ijiku Mary Postoffice late Saturday night. Thieves, believed by Postmaster Clarence Donaldson to be children or teenagers, broke the glass win­ dows of the post office boxes mid took mail, a p ­ p arently looking for money. The torn up nml Bullet fired Inio Cab Of FEC Engine MIAMI (Ul'I)—Vice ITesi dent W. L. Thornton, of the strikebound Florida E a s t Coast Railway, said today hr will inform Gov. Farris Bry­ ant and the FBI In Washing ton of s shooting incident near Miami. A bullet was fired Into the engine cab of a FEC freight near Miami Sunday. Engl neer Frank Bellamy, 42, said the bullet, fired front a mov­ ing car. struck a speed re­ corder and passed through a cushion. Bellamy said the shot came from a car containing three men which followed the train on a road running a parallel course to tlie track. The FEC ha* been plagued hy satsitage since It non operating union* went on strike Jan. 23. Since then, most of the railroad's freight service has been reitorrd, but none of it* passenger *er vice. Nazis Arrested Pnrley L e a d e r s TALLAHASSEE (UPI I Several of the Republican Party's potential Presidential candidate* will have promin­ ent roles in the upcoming Na­ tional Governor's Conference, Gov, Farri* Bryant said. Bryant said New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller will he rhairaun of the Civil Rights Committee; Pennsylvania Gov, William Scranton will take part in a pane, discus­ sion on unemployment and Gov. George Romney of Michigan will trad * discus­ sion on international trade and economic development Bryant said be expects the Summer rale* now at the Palm* Hotel, our eye-catching, four-day meeting to attract main street bostlery, *o we'rp a record attendance of "per- told. SANFORD, FLORIDA One M an ■ ■ ■ S i Court Clerk Art Beckwith was happy t h i s morning with receipt of the following letter from the State Comp­ troller's office: “The State Association of Court Clerks mad* a wise choice in electing you as its treasurer. I know TAMPA (DPI)—The bod) that your work in this line of Mrs. Patricia Diana Don­ WASHINGTON (U PI) — By United Pres* International will be as efficient as it is in Thunderstorm s which broke ley, a 34 year-old divorcee, Labor Secretary W. Willard your Job as Clerk.” Nice going, a scaring drought in the Mid­ was found Sunday in a park­ Wilts say* that neither the Art. west moved across the Appa­ ing lot here. Police said she railroads nor rati union* is lachians today, drenching dry had been beaten to death. Maybe that long sought making sny real effort o setNew England forest* and Sanford airport 1* about to tie their strike threatening rased crop condition* along "get off the ground." Report* work rules dispute. Hie Atlantic seaboard. MOSCOW (U Plt — Soviet current tho Chamber of Com­ A steady rain fell in the Wirt* said Sunday that and Chinese negotiators met merce airport committee will Northeast and s c a t t e r e d both side* in the dispute loilay in what might be the n m « up with something defi­ shower* sprinkled the South­ Iin a I session of their ideolo­ were assuming that the govnite a t Ks meeting July 22. land and Great Plains. gies! talk*, informed source- eminent or Centres* would Up to a half inch of rain Kiwnnis Club Bulletin re­ settle it ami "then* Is no frll in tlie Middle and North ports: "The director* derided affirmative attempt" to break Atlantic States Sunday. More on John Higginbotham as the the deadlock. than Us inches fell at Mill­ recipient of our scholarship ville. N. J.. in six hours SunMIAMI (U P l)-A n esttmat President Kennedy ha* loan fund for thi* year, Jrb«v ~J SUW5 H Jc" -’*;- -.-a* stol­ named s aprel.il committee, la the *on of Dottie Austin en Iasi night from the apart­ headed hy Wirt/, to make who 'scouts' our weekly meet­ ment of .Margaret Cahill ->'comn.<.udatlon< fur a set­ ing* for new* for The Sanford Itice, a New York Inti-nor tlement He plans to use its Herald." John 1* a junior at report as a bait* for propos­ Cooler air pushed in over decurator vacationing here. als to Congress next Monday the U o f F . the upper Midwest, where to en-l the dispute. trm peraturrs dipped into the R. K. Porter did a double- 30* during the night. Blythe, Roth the railroad* and HAVANA (UPI)—The newstake thi* morning when he Calif., which simmered in llii union* hate agreed to hold eaw the mayor of our fair degree heat Sunday, cooled off any strike action at least eity driving * car with Wy­ off during the night to lot. unld July 29. The carrier* have threatened to put into oming license taga. Srems Several storm-born torna­ Tom ia considering purchas­ does were reported in the effort work rules that would eliminate thousands of jobs, ing the car from » Navy West amt South Sunday hut ami the unions have said friend who ia deployed. caused no serious damage. they would strike if the new Two funnel clouds were re ­ rules arc applied. Her* la heartening new* for ported north of Yoder in Wirt/, In a lelevision inter­ our local businessmen. Florida southeastern Wyoming while At least 300 persons have Retail Federation reports a severe weather warning been killed and thousands view, said there *ti!l were gross sales in Seminole Coun­ was in effect. Imperial, Neb., rendered homeless hy floods "all manners of procedures" ty up 21.3 per eent In May also In the danger area, was dun to monsoon rains In the that could be used for set­ tling the dispute short of last compared to tho same battered by halftone. Chittagong area of East Pak compusory arbitration. month in 1962. Salea in May i-dan, according to officials. 1M3 were *)U9 million* com­ A small tornado ripped off pared to $u.l millions in May a roof, tore down lelevision Tampan Arrested 19*12. antenna* and uprooted a ga­ WASHINGTON H I'D—The CHATTANOOGA <UCIt — rage live miles north of Elii- Post Office department is A man identified a* Anthony W. H Stamper, p s it presi­ abeth City in eastern North trying to encourage its most dent of the Scminoh* County Carolina Sunday, No injuries highly educated employes — Morvant, 2t, Tampa, Fia., was arrested today tes* than Hoard of Realtors and past were reported. Negro and white — In find a half hour after a dry vice president of tho Florida A 16-year-old boy, swept other better government job*, cleaning company operator Association of Realtors, a t­ away Saturday when a fludt a spokesman said today. was robbed of $23. Police tended th« state group’s quar­ Hood itruck hi* car in an arsaid Morvant admitted the terly seminar at Hollywood royo near Fowler, Colo., was armed robbery. last week. He I* a member of still missing today, A fiveCINCINNATI ( UPI i—Claim­ the state policy committee. hud wall of water rudied ing a memlieriihip ot a Imi it along the normally dry Kra­ Jot) persons ill five states, the Auditions will be held at mer Creek bed ami pushed National Association for the 9 a.lit. Tuesday and 8 p.m. the car about a quarter mile Advancement of White People Thursday at the Chuluotis downstream. Authorities said Community building for a va­ the youth may- have been (NAAWP) w a * organized riety show sponsored hy the swept l ■* mile* into the Ar here Sunday. Chuluota recreation fund rais­ kanaas River. ing committee. The Weather Bureau said NEW YORK ( U P I)-E ig h t mostly fair skies will cover neo-Nazis, including the lead Dave Kauai), vice president the West today while show­ of the Seminolo County Young ers will continue across the er of the National Renais­ sance Party, were In be ar­ Republican* Club, haa been South and Plains, raigned today on charges nsappointed director of the Cen­ i mg (rout the distribution of tral Florida “ Draft Goldwutrr hate literature at a civil for President" group. GOP Aspirants rights demonstration. captains at the chunge-ofcommand ceremony that saw Capt. Jim Mayo take over Hatvring One from Capt. Joe Tully made very flattering remarks about the splendl I relations between the Sanford citizenry and the Navy per­ sonnel . . , Thi* ia something of which the city itself l* just­ ly proud and contributea im­ measurably to the increasing permanence of the Navel Atr Station and It* potent striking arm, The Wing . . . which, after all. is Seminole county’s most important industry! MON., JULY 15, 190S Two Beaten In Police blotter thin morning vandals dcr'royed f200 in shrubbery and flowera ■t Pinecreet School over the weekend. rcTcalcd Mayor Tom McDonald, per­ turbed over the "downtown situation,” will cull a meeting this week of n special com­ mittee to study ways and plana for improving econom­ ics, traffic and other matters. In the committee are Joe Ha­ lier, Jimmy Crapps and Al Wilson, city commissioners, and K. C. Harper Jr., It. L I’erklna J r. and Charles Hob. inson. Committee also faced with reports of a “giant shop­ ping center" tu be announced within three months for im­ mediately south of the city limits. United Press Leased Wire 1U)M l.vou." S P A R T A N B U R G . S. C. (UPI) — Augusta Kennedy, a 39 year-old migrant worker (rom Relic Glade, Fla., was being held today in cunnccturn with tlie slaying o( a working companion, D a v e Houston, Kt. also of Belle Glade. tuvur. ( Tuesday's Herald will rarry a lengthy ami com­ plete editorial on the mat­ ter of a port terminal. "Ishlrd” pending payment by the City of a 17,900 loan mado to 191*1 fur the purpose of ilcveluplng engineering plan* for sanitary sewer Improvement*, The City contends these plan* were junked, and, there­ fore, the City is not ohligtil hy law to repuy the 17-yearold loon. Mayor Tom McDonald said today the City “in all proba­ bility will take tip the mutter of a feasibility study"* at it* repnyme nt responsibilities was made after we learned that the City dlJ not feel repay­ ment to be equitable. In re­ examining the rase, thorough ami sympathetic consideration wn* given to the City’s posi­ tion. lie-evaluation revelled that repayment wn* due, how­ ever, end under thine circum­ stances, wa have no alterna­ tive but to pursue further the recovery of the outstanding advance. "Because of the outstanding account, we have (wen unable to act favorably on the City’s ntor# recent request for plan­ ning fundi. Technical review* have been completed on the port facility application, how­ ever. and a final determina­ tion contained in this applica­ tion cause* us to believe that the proposed port improve­ ments represent a very worth­ while project and one which We believe would be n distinct asset to the City. “Ws appreciate the City’s position in this ease and re ­ gret that a more favorable Kennedy Studies Moscow Talks, Rail Dispute WASHINGTON (UPI) -* President Kennedy returned to the White House today from a weekend on Cape Cod to turn his attention to la­ mes ranging from the Mob* cow talks to the railroad die* pule. Hie first order of bniinesg for Kennedy wia meeting with the president of T oo ganyika, Julius Nyerere. The President will hold a second meeting with Nyerere this afternoon, but Kennedy's at* tention also was centered onl —The American-British So* viet talks starting in Mosco# in a new Rig Three effort to gain at least an agreement to ban nuclear test* in lha at* ntosphere, above ground and under water. —A six-man fact finding panel's blue-ribbon study o | the railroad work rules di»*i put tv which still threatens la touch off a nationwide strike July 29 if unions and com* panic* fail lo revolve their "(ealht-’rbedding" d i s p u t e , Tlie panel must report to Kennedy by a week from to* day. liiiitgi-t ( o a r i n g f o r n e x t y e a r Hi- added tlie City would not consider construction of a port terminal without the feasibili­ ty study. Tin* 1111FA letter to Tin lli-ruid, signed by Edwurd II. Raster, acting for the regionul administrator, reads: “A* you know, this Agency hits requested repayment of planning fund* advanced to the City of Hanford during 11MH for the purpose of de­ veloping engineering plan* for sanitary sewer Improvement*. Repayment was requested aft­ er a plans roatparlson reveal- 7 Mountaineers Reported Safe TAl . K K E T N A . Alaska (UPI) — Sewn muunlaincers from Harvard were conlinu ing their climb up 20,23)) foot Ml. McKinley today, no tong 4 Bound Over For Larceny Four Seminole County men charged with grand larceny have been bound over to Hot Circuit Court, Sheriff J. U Hobby ri'jwrted today. He idrmllled them a l Ro* hert fa r King, Thomas L. McCoy, Ronald Scott iml Glenn Craw lord. A juvenile Trrarr Swift Strike III IT . BRAGG, N. C. ( U1*1>— Swift Strike III, a massive movement of men and ma­ chine* engaged In mock com­ bat, wtU begin tu rumble through 7.70) square mile* in North and South Carolina and Georgia July 21 in this na­ tion’* largest peacetime man City of Sanford must look to other sources than the federal government for • 110,000 loan to finance a feasibility study of the need of a port terminal oil I.ake Monroe. The U. H, Housing and Home Finance Agency a t At­ lanta, tin., in a letter addressed to The Sanford Hcrntd to­ day. advised an application hy the City for a loan has been discarded first clans mail was discovered on the floor nml in the nearby woods. It will not be known whether any money, checks or money orders nre missing until owners of the mail have checked with their sources. Donaldson reported that n woman who lives near the postoffice heard the sound of breaking glass, end called him. (Herald Photos) TIPPY han n penchant fop boiled egg**- The little black dog of unknown onceatrj i.* pictured here "begging” for his favorite fowl front Grace sNdnun. (iietaid i ’itoloj. construction served the ttn u area* and satisfied the same community need for which the original plan* wsre develops-,!. In reaching thi* decision new­ ly prepared plan* were com­ pared with plans financed by the City with tlie F<t!vral hum. “The L lw under which tlie planning advance was made tu tlie City, and the Terms and Condition* of the Planning Agriement, require repay­ ment whenever substitute fa ­ cilities are constructed which provide the same service in the same area* as originally unit itiplatril, A thorough rf- search. Veteran bush pilot D«in Sheldon popped hi* light plane through a cloud cover at the 17,000 loot level Sun day and spotted the climber* for whom a search had been conducted since last Wednes­ day. Usinj? Her Head LON I><IN' (UPI) ilalli-rina NaJia Nt rina said to­ day *hr bought four “ fabu­ lous'* kata during ■ recent shopping ipriw in New York. "I can’t really explain why I bought them." sb* said. “1 C>tthj«l '"ll o f t|o» rnityUUUUlX'a J i l l l wear bat*.'* Court. The Sheriff said Crawford ami tlie juvenile surrendered themselves a f t e r escaping from Deputy J . t). Galloway last week. Who’s Drunk? COLUMBIA, 8. C. (UPI)— A "How's th at!" expression pasted over the judge's face in municipal court today whea a defendant wa* brought orfore biin on a charge of public drunkenness. Clark T. V. Davia looked at the defendant and said; "You are charged with being guilty. Are jo b drunk t" » � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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(L'PI) — A tractor-trailer truck Jacknlfcd InU ■ parked police car Sunday killing two police­ men. Patrolman Raymond Albert Chapman, M, and Claudim Edgar Irvin, 3<S, were In their patrol ear in front of the town”* bu* itatlon when a huge tractor-trailer went out of control on the rain-illck ■treet and flammed into their ▼chicle. TALLAHASSEE (U P!) School bell* ria l in early September ta d la at least (ferae Florida m a t t e r they will remmee Negroes to prevtooaJy all-whtto school*. Negroes will Join whiter for the first tin s in Okaloora, D ival aad Le«o counties MR. G FROZEN "MAXWELL HOUSE1 'tM 'N ttt r ,H o u s t The fish w*« chosen ** e s y m b o l of watchfulnesi againit temptation by the ancient Buddhists, because eye* of fi»h have no eyelid* and are never closed. The total aomber of Ne­ groes attending previously a 11-white reboots is unknown. T h i stale school superintende a t's effke here keep* ao record* ea the race of stuSanta, aad aelther do moat JOE-LEN BATTLE, of Oviedo, receives congratulatory handshake from Pastor Stephen M. Tuhy upon being commissioned ns a teacher a t St. Luke's C hristian Day School in Slavia. Battle was graduated laat June from Concordia Lutheran Teachers College a t R iver Forest, 111. His wife, Joan, a t rig h t, will teach a t South Seminole Junior High this year. C ew ttii w h i c h already la v a daaegrsgatad school factlities are Dads, Volusia, O ra s fl, Brtovard, Plnellaa, JACKSON, bllaa. (UPI) Hillsborough, Sarasota, Palm Coleman B sadi, Broward, Monroe and Former Gov. J. end Lt. Got. Paul B. Johnson At latest report, only litre* wind up their heated runoff Nagroe* la Leon County have campaign fo r governor to­ applied tor traaafers mads night with atatewlda televlalon possible under th# state's pu­ talk*. About 460,000 voter* are ex­ pil auignmant law. Alt three wUl bo fat the Uth grade at pected to eaat ballot* In Tueaday’a Democratic runoff beLeon High School. tween the two longtime polit­ A stair Step desegregation ical foe*. Th* weatherman he* fore­ plan has beta approved for Lm b school* by th* Federal cast a hot election day with District Court for North Flor­ temperature* climbing Into the mld-OOa under partly ida. Th* Okaloosa School Board cloudy aklea. There also may agreed laat January to de- be soma acattered ahowers. aogregate Ua faculties for children af federal employes. China once waa known is Thia decision doca not affect Cathay. other Negroes, but a atalr Step desegregation plan has been submitted to the federal By United Pres* International A civil right* rally at New York'* Polo Grounds flopped Sunday, but Negroes opened a email crack In one of the Deep South’* more formidable racial barricra. Negroes attended religious services at two white church­ es a t Plaquemlne, La., but were turned away at (wo oth­ er*. Plaquemlne has been the seen* of numerous racial arresta. Only 2,002 persons puid 02 each to get into the New York baseball park which seata about 60,000. A crowd of nbout 30,000 bad been expect­ . . . Too may be qualified fee 11,000 life Imuraece . . . eo you will not burden your loved one* with funeral and other espeti'M. This NEW pulley Is especially helpful to (hose be­ tween ID and 90. No medical etamlaalion necessary. OUI LINE LEfiAL RESERVE LIKE INSURANCE. . . , No agent will call on you. Free Information, no obliga­ tion. Tear out this ad right ed to attend the rally to raise now. , , . Send your name, nddreua funds and stir up enthusiasm and year of birth to: Central Life Insuranre Cot, for Wednesday'* civil rights Security Dept. M-712. 1118 West Rose, march on Washington. dale, Fort Worth I, Tessa. ALL PURPOSE “SHURFRESH "Crisco > OIL" • REFRIGERATED 8 OZ. PKGS, large 21 OZ. 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Bach claim or damand n tu l ba In writing and contain tha ptaca of M i­ litants and p««t n ttlc s addr*.. of lha claimant ami nm*t bs •w orn to by tha etatn iin t, hla agant or attorney, or tha u n i shall ha void. rtllAT NATIONAL BANK AT Otlt.AMDO nr: iiAiiot-u k. acitooet. SI A KKit, aa Truat O W cr o f Tha Viral tiatlnnst I I .nk at Orlando. A* b it.u lu r of **ld attala W hllak.r, W lgftna A tlrlgman IIS Eaat Colonial t»r. Orlando, F lo rid a l- u b lla h l A u g . a. teas 1>, 3 * . Jtrp t. There’s N o Need To W a it. t, 48 Oz. Can • TURNIPS WITH ROOTS • TURNIPS I t enda riihhpnn drudgery forever! Doca the monotonoua daily chnru in onethird the tim e. . . without you wotting a finger. No more water-reddened linndu • . . and never another argument over who'll do the dihlteH. FLA. GRADE “A1 ARMOUR FRYER PARTS LEGS THIGHS BREASTS Protect your family'* h ra lth l An elec­ tric dihhwoaher pre-rinsen, wnshca, nnd rinse* in Hwirling water so hot it actu­ ally aunitura . , . then driest everything sparkling bright. . . automatically. tu rn RIDS) Sava m oney I An electric dishwushcr cute down breakngu—mivin diahtowi-U —coat* very little to ojicrnte. Hon thoin In color and eholra o f itylc* —co u n ter, under the counter, and m ilaround portable—at your *(i|ilijinrr denier ur plum bing contractor. HO MORE GARBAGE MESS! When you do butiiMM with GAC. averythlng U handled cn a almpllfied basis. %< J An electria FOOD WASTI DISPOSER I» the perfect m ale for a dishwasher. No soggy paper bag*, unpleasant odors, and endless trips outdoors. — G.A.C.— FIN A N CE * 7 ^ 1 / it o M d ® C FAiffn 2-3743 f tameless g/itM.Mii.iieiMMMicaas^agggi t r t CMAPtK, TOO F L O R I D A P OWE R & LI GHT C O MP A N Y W. S - .l t I lu n n »“ " * * « • * '“ 207 Magnolia A™. QUANTITY It It HITS HKSKltVKD re it’s a PLEASURE to serve Y O U ! 25th and Park Sanford, Florida �J . Si \ Miners Dance, e i.o*'4' Sing After Their Rescue 24 * County To Roll O ut Red Carpet j& m tfo rfr Initial inspection by a State meet with County Commis­ City Commissioners passed by resl qukk Mamlay eve­ Board of Control survey team sioners, City Commissioners ning k recommendation by of properties offered by Semi­ and Chamber of Commerce W EATHER: Widely scattered afternoon and evening showers through W ednesday; hijrh today 90-95; low tonight in 70s. SilEPPTON, Pa. (UPI t City Manager Pete Knowles nole County at a site fur the officials for breakfast on Sept. Two coal miners were pull­ VOL. 56 United Press lea se d W ire Established 1908 TUES., AUGUST 27, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 4 that all commercial signs be proposed Mate university of 21 prior to the Inspection of removeil from public proper­ ed up safely through a 3OTEast Central Florida will be two of the five proffered pro­ perties. ty. A« one Commissioner ex­ foot-drep shaft early today matte Sept. 21. Hendrix Chandler, corpor­ claimed. “This la a hot pota­ from the black underground The survey team will ar­ to." Scents an earlier similar cell that had been their pri­ rive late on Sept. 2J and will ate secretary of the Board of Control, informed The Herald recommendation also was ta ­ this morning from Tallahas­ bled because property involv­ son for two weeks. One sang, see that coming here for lh« ed was owned by a "high up" (he other danced. • •• initial Inspection will be: Henry Throne and David official. CsBimL-nuncr* also 'look under study'' a letter Fellin were in high spirits as Dr. J Broward Culpepper, relative to capital Improve­ rescue workers lifted them executive director ot Iho Owner of the Paints Hotel al approval to legal docu­ Bo*rd of Control; Forrest ment needs from Clifford slowly through the 18-inch on West First Street is one ments transferring title of MrKibhln Jr., chairman of shaft drilled through dirt, of 28 property holder* given city-owned property to San­ Krlley, hoard architect; Jack No End Seen Sutton, research aisoela'e; the Planning and Zoning clay, rock and coal. until Jan. I to improve their ford Naval Academy. Com­ TAMPA (UP!)—The bitter Jerry Jones, properties offi­ Fellin. 38. was singing. "I'll buildings or have them razed. mission also authorized City Commission, bused tnuclily*on General Telephone Co. strike cer. and one or more board the George Simons report of be coining around the moun­ Most owners appeared at a Manager \V. E Knowles to moved into it* 49th day today member*. tain" during the stow ascent. public hearing by the City negotiate for a Butler-type March 11)61. and a spokesman for General • « • Thrnne. 28, danced a little Commission Monday evening building for construction on Chandler explained the sur­ predicted It would continue vey team will inspect the soNews bulletin from the jig when he reached the sur­ to request the time extension West Sixth Street for the "for a number of months." called Lake Ada site, as pro­ I lul l.la S ut« InrititJ of Health face. to allow them to repair liieir; parks deputinn-fit, to .'.place • « * posed by Hie City of Sanford, tends. ''Don't delay another properties to meet building a building sold to the acad­ 9-Monlli Strike Throne was llte first to be code specifications but no emy. day getting your flu shot. The during the morning hours and WHO EWELL. Tenn. (UPD one of fuur other sites during onset of rnoler weather is the rescued. lie was wearing a representative appeared lin* In other action, the Com­ —The uneasy and oflen vio­ the afternoon. football helmet and to cheer­ time of danger. It takes a Iho hotel property. mission: lent strike of miners in The team will return Oct. month for a shot to hccume ing men and women on the Gave iir>t reading to an or­ Commission also gave lilt southeastern Tennessee coat ti and spend that day in­ surface he looked like a •ffeetive." dinance annexing the Finefields began it* ninth month specting two more sites and • » • grimy astronaut who might crest Shopping Center and di­ today with no end tn sight. have been plucked front a the fifth ami last site on Oct. • l)PI fuilcd to report it to­ rected an ordinance be draltday but radio news broadcasts space capsule. 13. cd extending the liquor zone Spy Charge Minutes later Fellin was Mayor Tom McDonald, at stated thu Houston Colts have to Include the center; LONDON (U l'll — British Monday evening's City Com­ decided to set up their spring brought to the surface. Authorized Knowles to ne­ expert* »ahl today the Soviet mission meeting, stated tho Drilling with a 12'*-inch training camp a t Cocoa. Sarigotiate lor the purchase of a Union is operating alioul loo survey team will be taken to hit began 7 a. m. EDT in an ford loses out again. new land-fill tractor, esti­ “ trawlers" as .spy shins, the City-proposed site in air• • • effort to find a third miner, mated to cost $18,000; equipped with rudar and elec­ conditioned Jeeps. Thu.-e weekend winds play­ Louis Itova. -12, who was trap­ Took under study a pro­ • • • tronic device*. ed havoc with tint police heud- ped about IS feet from F E R X A N D IN A REACH (lUieittU .spent today w ith C ity M annyor W. E . WASHINGTON (U Pli-T he posed ordinance requiring re ­ Throne and Fellin in the Aug. Announcement of the Im­ <|Uutters' American flag . , . Know lew v ie w in g Sun font o p e ra tio n s, e-ijHifinll.v tile rol'iisu division, in nation’s leading railroads an­ tailer* of Cumimnmt-macle More Workers pending visits was made by whipped it to thirds. Is why 13 cavc-in. Drilling with a 3w hich th e v is ito r s w ere luiT iciiim ly in terested . F ro m th e le f t: Raym ond products ta obtain a 3l,ooo IInounced today they wilt em­ TALLAHASSEE (UPD — the board In a letter to Gctl, Did Cloiy D not flying there Inrh bit also was resumed S ittitr, a d m in is tra tiv e A ssistant o f th e F lorida Letijnie o f M unicipalities, bargo all freight effective at cciise and to designate these The Stale Department of J. C. Hutchison, chairman of today. Hut a new one is on in a hole nearby where ope­ .Im k ao n v ille; J im H eard, I'erim ndim t c ity m u tin eer: K now les; Dave S at* rations had been delayed for 12:01 a .m. (local time) Thurs­ products as such; Public Welfare was author­ Ihe County Commission. Tho order. chel, F e rn a n d inti H eath city m a n a g e r and fo rm e r S em m inole C ounty day becau-e of the nation Set lor public h carin: on • • • hours. ized today to hire an addition Commission lias been desig­ wide strike threatened for Sept. 23 a Zoning and Plan• • • clerk, ttml lie n S oren sen and I.. L. Holmnnmi, Fei iiam lina Hettch m m al 212 worker* tn make It nated by the board as tho City Attorney Dill Hutchi­ ning Commission recom­ missioner*. (lle ra ltl P hoto) State Mines Secretary II. that time. IMissible to continue receiving oflfci.il body to present tho son, professing to having a Meanw title-, n o l i c e s of mendation for rczonlng in salJ, federal matching fund*. proposals. hoarse throat, requested amt Beecher Charmbury General Hutchison was re­ was granted permission to "We talked to Fellin and he sweeping work rule* changes Robinson’s Survey, and were posted tn rail terminals Took under study Knowles’ ported negotiating with Capt. Rescue Reported leave the City Commission bePcvcs Bov a is alive." rial Bova's 32-year-old wife, and shops across (he countrj reeniu rnendat ien i ir recodify.MIAMI tUPD—Cuban refit Hubert Ware, commanding of­ meeting early Monday eve­ FA a. was taken Monday night lor tile third time lids sum­ mg amt editing the city's or­ gccl reported today thut anti- ficer of Hanford Naval Air ning. As he put it. "I would dinance*. Cavtro guerrillas r e s c u e d Station, fur a helicopter to like to cheek out." To which to Locust Mountain State Hos­ mer. A railroad spokesman said three condemned men from a allow the inspection team to Commissioner Jimmy Crapps pital at Shenandoah for ob­ firing squad in L is Villas have an aerial view of Ihe quipped: "Better check your servation. A physician said, the embargo means Ihe car"It's been an awful shock" riers will not accept freight premiums.'' I Province la*t week, killing properties. Ik fee loading, transporting. In­ • • • for her. Twenty three sites have The niieinpt of County Com , sioner John Alexander made eight CaMroit* militiamen in been proposed for the uni­ The Little Bed Sehoolhouse Site was resting comfortably. terchange or reconfmeraenl i Ilia procesi. (IT 'D — K V v l tt cd tiM .ru v . i. stoners Jam es Avery unJ . r~ \* i a motion to restore the 111) versity in six of the nine will reopen Sept. 8. Mrs. Jer- Fellin and Throne put on alter Wednesday midnight. An m of waUlifu 1 waiting J in Fitzpatrick to lop oil the l *0 o .C l v c A l omcc expenses to the budget, ^ICCtlOnS Off The spokesmen a said counties in the East Central Xy hceth announces -!»• will parachuted) pc harness for - til -.1 lo t- m Potomac Kivrr office of home demonstration with a iceeind by Mayor Lee Eantuu * Yl e a • y Attack t v '21 moat rutifojui*‘also will i ex be at the school, bixth Street the final aieen ' SAIGON, South Viet Nam— Florida areas. fog to-tay over tin. nation'* a ;ent, held by .Misa Myrtle Gary. The board is expected to •ml Palmetto Avenue, all this minutes to briti; up Throne schedule pa -ir.or t r a i n s . .umlton fijvr i (VAH-7). <!1 . ,.,n.»! tlie Ui •. t ol -a • (UPI) — South Vietnamese Fitzpatrick and Avery re-1 >ycd with the U. S ' cut I peeled lOO.Cnu ur muiu civd Wilson, from toe county bud­ make it* decLiun at a meet­ week to tuke applications for and only 8 lor Fellin, ending which would ud be abb- to President Ngu Dinb Diem, get fur thu next year met willt m a died adauu-nt ill their! ing Nov. 8 at Jacksonville th e enrollment of mentally an operation ti.it required rraca taeir u < lies land <n and SUttl lic e t, c.itiv la:! right* umi ilur* U t u . i i j . defeat Unlay when more than stand that the 111) olilce is ' currently embroiled in a or Dec. 6 at Boca Baton. more than a week of p r e p a r ­ | January, t o d a y continued by Hie strike deadline, retarded children. Official* and ordinary fit- 30 women filled the rum mis­ "niec, but not necessary” ami I crisis with the country's Budd­ • * * ation. But he su id .1 very eff.-rt preparation* aboard the t.’ sS liens ot thu Di trill of Co* hist.*, today postponed Nation­ Enterprise f r a he [it. 3-j Iu inLilts, wise III llle ways Ilf sion morn to protest the is "not a part of county gov­ al Assembly election* until will he matte u move p«sYouth Council of the Sunmove. ernment" and voted "No." tier Irani* aln ady enroute to 1 omecoming, ford Jtec rent Ion department further notice, inaugural pm.id wild to roe!.’ Com mission Chairman J. ■Alter more than in hour of Local Navy ofIici.it. in honiecoQsingt, went [mint* from w ich traveler* will hold its annual IJaik-to- Picket, Hit By about may convenlenilv ain n g e *1 i nounced tlir squadron's tu A ihfir bi't-mlaut.- ini i a. otioiM plea*, explanations anil point­ IliitchiMin broke the 2-2 dead- j Klnn Head H urt School dance 8-11 p.ra. Friday j 3A Vigilante alrcrait will Ily for the mammuih r dly in u making by members ot the lock hy easting hi* vote w ith! -SENECA, S. C. (UPI) — ternatc Iran -j o.lutiun." to the music of thu ".Mono­ Car, Held For li t and Home Demonstration the yea*, to the applause of j The announcement* came over Sanford in formation tones." School dress only — nlino t blase, ( lulls ol Hu* county, Commls- Ihe ladies in the ruom. Three Alabama men. Includ­ Failing To Yield a* the Senate headed toward late next Tuesday or early husinrislike, CAPE C A N A V E R A L sorry, no shorts, manner. Avery, who told Hie wo­ ing ItolH'rt M. Shelton, slate (Ul’ll —• A Eaturn-t "su­ • • • MIAMI (L T D -A Miamian it* first test vole on legis­ Wednesday announcin: their president uf the Ku Klux Police posted "no p.-iking” men ' it takes a tut of cour­ per-booster" rocket stood on John J. Cronin, regional rep- picketing Florida F ad Coast lation to settle Hu- tour year- return from n long—but ac­ sign* in u lutl-squ.il' blink age to sit up and face you" Klan, remained Hospitalized its launching pad today to tesentative of the Nationul Hallway facilities was charg­ old dispute over work rule* tive — Mediterranean deploy area in Hie heart of llo- city, amt Commissioner Fitzpatrick here today from injuries suf­ begin three month* of getting Association of Heal Estate ed with failing to yield the changes anil block the threat­ ment. Including some of the «-.>piLul'ji told them "my mother taught fered when their small char­ ready for an attem pt to send Hoards, will spend Thursday right of way Monday after he ened walkout. Airlift* arc scheduled to de­ most famous lundmxt 1 The me to cook, sew ami niako tered plane crashed in moun­ the world’s largest satellita with local realtors and other was knocked down by a car Tlie decision was lo>come posit Hie remainder o( the parking ban, si in .lull ,1 to be­ tied*" lost ground steadily to tainous country Monday. into orbit. business leaders, according to T h e picket, Comer W. on an amendment designed to squadron's nearly-300 support gin at one iiiiiiutd pmt millThe massive booster, ship­ PI LA, Yugoslavia (UPD— the solid advance of argu­ f , F. Field, president of the Branch Jr., suffered a minor make the Senate trill conform personnel at Barney Field night tonight, loomed iis the Ties Severed ments from the women. ped to Cape Canaveral from Seminole County Board of knee Injury. with a me a sore approved late Wednesday and Tburs major probteiu for tto thou- Soviet Premier Nikita Klim PNOMPENH, Cam­ Commissioner Avery sug­ Huntsville, Ala., Inst week, Itcultors. He will address a Police said Branch was Monday hy Hie House Com- day (Sept. Si. sumls of government work­ thchev reached Hie halfway gested that, along vvilh their bodia (UPD — The govern­ was hoisted upright on thu point uf hi* Yugoslav visit to­ board meeting at noon, The "Peacemakers" last er* who stteuin into Wash­ picketing Ibe r . d way's yards mcrcc Committee, thu* speed­ ment ol L ’amhixlin announced giant cuncm'-i pad Monday, • • • day with success apparently other courses, Hu- Home Dem­ at Wrsl Miami Springs when ing llte legislative procedure. week relinquished their Sixth ington cii-Ii weekday. onstration women ruuld use today it has decided to sever Mis-ite worker* Immediately Florida Developme.it Com­ the car hit him. responsibilities to The House bill was ached F l e e t tinge fu st art tents blus- a sored fur Id* "bury Hie li.il "a good course in county gov­ diplomatic relations w i t h began attaching four large mission is haek with a new to come before the rules Heavy Attack Squadron One. Vimed in the pntl i -mioinnl - clict" mission. The driver n[ the ear vvas South Viet Nam. It gave as and four small fins to it* bot­ ernment." free fall catalogue of package not connected with the strike committer today tor clear­ also of Sanford. This is VAII iutf Hio Washington MuouKhrushchev appeared to In other business the com­ one of its reasons the "perse­ tom. vacations. This edition, with in any way, police said, and ance to the house Hour where i's first deployment since In- ment und tlie 1. n. •■.n Memo- have secured the alliance id mission authorized the zoning cution of Vietnamese Budd­ If all goes a* plan ed, tho 121 pages, lists 1,321 package was not at fault when lie hit leader* hoped final approval Cuming the Heel's second Yt rial, tlio rallying pom « for Yugoslav president Tito In director to issue a warrant hists." rocket — most powerful ever Vacations. The booklet is the picket. gilante squadron. the Kremlin . tetter idiolo i could lie vcitnl Wednesday.. Ilia manliei*, wlio-o U-udcr.s for the arrest of Itobert May . . . . >t . .. , flown in the free world—wdl 4 * uvuilulde upon request to the began ui riving heie Monday. eat and political (cud with for keeping horses on lii* i u l S M b S I p p l \ O tti put uhnut .'l l,nun pounds into Florida Development Com­ A. 1'hilip ttaiidul lilt Beil China JACKSON, Miss. (U l'l) — orbit sometime mound midproperty in spite of repeated mission, Tallahassee. elder statesman of tliu ,'segio Tlie Soviet premier's visit warnings. Former Gov. J, I*. Coleman, November, Ibis is more than • ♦ • civil rights mnveiiii i ami also was rottsidered a tri a tme-time Kennedy-fur i'res twice n- heavy ru Ihe Vostuk Jim Itay, 19-year-old son "father" of Hie mini . sui-i uiupli for Tito, who seem* to Ment man who later became space-hip* (lie Soviet Union of Mr. and Mrs. II. F. DykeMonday “ no lot re umbr the have erased Hie Kremlin's Boy, 12, Dies A s Hi sene banted, and 1.1. Gov. ha* used to transport it* to — Ilia, of French Avenue, receiv­ sun cun tiloek oi stem Hiia Mack marks against him and Paul B Johnson Jr., son ol imiiinut* into space. ed nationwide publicity in a • ivti right* levolut.'.ii te>w un­ won pew economic help us ii Pal Fires Gun u former governor, meet to­ A hydiogrn-fueted second national news maga/dne re­ der way.” reward for Ids cooperation. MIAMI i UI'D—Daniel Lee day in Hie . runoff /nr tho -luge that will ride into space cently. Jim, s life guard ul Yugoslav sjMikcsmun ron- Hamrick, 12. was accidentally Democratic nomination lor | atop the 1'ii-inillion-pound Coney Island. New York, this firmed the two leader* were shot to death hy a young governor. I thrust Saturn-1 booster I* lust summer, war piturvd i tentatively scheduled to uiri' * Pickets Banned developing niuiu.il eoupera companion Monday w It i I e giving mouth-to-mouth reHun in Hie face uf Column playing with a :tocaliber rif­ here around Sept. 27. But in­ JACKSONVILLE (LTD suscitation t a lightni* M v.cle roller- said Bichard Ma­ Deal With Vicar formed sources aid it cuuld U. S District Coui t tooi. i nist Chinese opposition. tint. They aru discussing the in lian, also 12, cleaned the wca| arrive us much a* u wee* sued a teni[Nirar) mj melton - — - T 'A ti-rnatiuu.il situation as re- pon, pointed il at Hamrick Didn’t Help I ember. prohibiting "wildcat" picket ing hy striking empkqr* ot :ard* Hie West, and prob­ and pulled the trigger, not KINGSTON • UN-THAMES the Florida East toast Hail lems of t Ii u International realizing it vvas loaded. England (UPD—Peter Jongs, Picnic Wednesday Co in ill mu it movement way nl properties of other an |8-)earoId laborer, told a Seminole Chapter 2 OES railroads or terminals Slate Reefed Up court Monday lie was swing­ and their famltic.* will ho!1! Itle it-luntli-in ‘iip'.tetle Rollins (irunt TALLAHASSEE I UI'D — ing Irom the roof of Hie Ihe annual Robert Morris pic­ a lu-day restraining ord r i* WINTER I'AltK (UP!) — [The tie pact me ill uf Agricul- Kingston parish church one nic tills Wednesday al 6 31 CHICAGO <UPI> — A lead­ sued Aug. Ii. which end d one- the National Science F’upnda- lure said .Monday that I.OIL- recent midnight because "I pin. at tlie Florida Power ing Methodist bishop told Die day'* wildcat pick) tin ' of a lion tin* awarded a SI2.ijOo in ho.7 head of cattle and IT.hta have an arrangement with Employes Bldg., in Enter­ denomination's second con­ railroad crossing used 1 the stitulional grant for science colonies of tu-e* were ilupoit* Hu- vicar." prise. Members are asked to ference on human relations Atlantic Coast Lille Badroad to Rollins College, il uu* ed into Florida during the lie was fined 38 to fur be- bring food amt table service Monday nizht that the nation announced today. | l!Mi2 63 season. and other rumpanii ina drunk anil disorderly. (or their family and guests. o! equality is the ‘ silent part­ ner” o( prejudice. Bishop F. Eserla Ensley, president of the church's Na­ tional Board of Christian Soc­ ial Concerns, urged aUml t,ARLINGTON. Vu t FIT) — Imldiru* when Castro look or uot It was Hie Berlanti "il ' a Latin American gov­ uncovered evidence willed (*xj ministers ami laymen to Millionaire New York Flor­ | over in Cuba, was killed with aircraft. Two mutilated bodies ernment would officially re " indicated Berlanti and It is disregard the "mathematical ida developer Louis BciUnll fits son, Frederick, 31, when have been Identified as those cognize hi* organization sun. Fred, may have died at category" ot equality and at­ pledged 3300.uOu lo help fizht of t ie fwo men. j iheir light plane plunged Into In Miami, news executive lb,- hand* of Castro agents." LOVELY 111 LA HANDS anil lovely wnhincx, Gloria am I Karen (Jm-m* tempt instead to "sense" the Fidel Castro before in- w:i> Mario Garcia Kuliiy of Ar­ v.ill lie among the headliner.* of the old fashioned vaudeville show nt the needs of Hie American Negro. Meanwhile, Ibe L'ivi; .\cruo* killed in a mysterious plane the lake D days ago. lington, head of Ibe Organizu Ralph It, nick of television Ritz T heater, Sept. 3. The entertainm ent provided by talented local peo­ "I don’t think we of the crash in Florida's Lake A fisherman und his wife lion fur Hie Liberation of Cu­ station WTVJ said that Ber­ nautics Board (CAB) hem ple will b« followed by a firs t ru n show, “ A New Kind of Love” starrintf white race understand the Okeechobee, a Cuban exile j said they saw a plane, its ba (OLC), said be had a lanti had lost "several mil­ was Investigating the crash, Paul Newntan and Joanne Woodward. Tickets a re on sale from all Koburden of spirit which our leader said Monday ni-ht. engine on fire, cra-.i into ttie letter from Barlanti dated lion" In interests ,n Cuba af­ particularly tie movements tarian.w and at the Ritz theater. Proceeds of the benefit show will go bvNegro brethren carry." he Berlanti. on, who cD I h" laic late at n hi, but ii liai last June Ft offering to hue ter Ca.-tru came into power, of Ihe Herbnt.s before I'uia v.urd the new pediatrics ward ul Seminole Memorial Hospital. lit'tuck said tike slalom had plane went Ju-vu. lost million, of dial* m not U cn established whether J $;>oo,oua in bond (rum the ULC sa d . i Palms Hotel A m o n g 28 Doomed Buildings WWA Rail Embargo On Freighl Set Thursday Washington Prepares For VAM-7 Coming rtighis itorcli Ilo q u e n t P!eas Get HD Bade In Budget 'Super-Booster' Rocket On Pad Nikita Success W ish Tito Seen Heeds Pressed Over Equality Castro Agents Linked To Berlanti Deaths In PSane f# �■■ ■ — ';.* i f , r i" ;) ' « t;r A s n f tr i .... i • ',\TV * : 1' ; ,; ' ’ ' — P a g e S — A ug. 17, 1963 V f f ilS Television Tonight K osky U rg es R e g istra tio n This W e e k SUren Grier, Lake Monroe; Cornelius Derate, DeBary; 8 p ean, WiUon ■erne, Frank Caldwell, Dora Mae Bryant, George Beat, lebya Mobile, Barbara Caro* ley, Mary Ana Livock, Roy firiin , Robert J , Boynton, Imoyeno Spradlin, io n Alfa Smith, Wanda Head. E th J Lea Johnson of Sanford. Mr, and Mra. iamca Cam My of Sanford, a boy. Mr, and Mra. Jamea E. Band of Sanford, a girl. Dfecfcarfae Deria BUir, Mima; Wayne A. Poriko, DoBary; Ktgina SaUtb, DoBary; Barbara Sofried, DoBary; Ray Flint, Wiater Park; Mra. Aaron Compton and baby, Lake Henm i Soean Ryan, John Lot, tia ila Ellkk, Mra. Ronald Barmnaeon and baby, Judta Thomaa, Mrs. Loioy iloirij and baby, Lee Pord, Judith Lnbits, Baby Boy Mayhtw of Sanford. A aloot SI Admtaaleaa Judy Wobb, Long wood; Bet­ ty Jean M etu, Lake Monroe; Phyllla Seaalona, Margo B*1 an tine, Marian Baker, Pamela Morrla, Da nolle Wright, Pa­ tricia Harper, Chariot Jones Carolyn F railer of Sanford. Birtka Mr. and Mra. Everett A, Harper of Sanford, • girl. Mr. and Mra. Gene Frailer ef Sanford, a boy. Mr. and Mra. Eddie Webb t f Longwood, a boy. Mra. and Mra. Morria MetU «f Lake Monroe, a boy. Diet bargee Robert Jam ei, Maitland; B ank Burnt, Enterprise; Fred Lonaby, DeBary; Marie Hippa, N. Orlando; Peullne Walker, Geneva; Janat Eller ■an, York Haven, Pa.; Mra Silly Davie and baby, Osteen; Steven Grier, Lake Monroe Frank Caldwell, Ruth Wall Maureen Currie, Lucille Col Una, Julia Ntilson, Margaret Dillard, Monroe Wilroi, Su aotte Vaeula, Mra. John P. Ritchie and baby; Mra. Robert Black and baby; Mra. Robert Bailey and baby of Hanford By Hu m Estes N*w pupils who will attend t h • Longwood Elementary School were urged today by Principal Louis Kosky to reg­ ister this week at the school oMce which la open daily from I a.m . until 2:30 p.m. Those attending the school last year or who were regis­ tered la tho spring roundup need not r*-r«|Uter. Parsnta new to Seminole County who are enrolling children for the first time will be required to provide a dec laration of domicile and par cuts of beginning first grad era will be required to pro­ vide a birth certificate verl lying the child's age. Those with any questions regarding t h a registration may call the school office for further Information. NEW SCHOOL AT ENGLISH ESTATES will have these tencheni who will for the present work with the double seiwion classes a t the South Seminole Elementary School until th e new school Is completed. In the front row are Jean Thomas and Sarah Sowoszowskl; middle row, Nancy Hnthuwny and Beverly Deek; top row L oretta Deame and Emma Carlson. Principal of the new school is Morris Kuby. (Herald Photo) s a i .k The und*ral*n*d wilt ,-ll at publle auction on S,pt,mh*r I. tie r at ||:ln A. At, a 1)1! Cadillac 3 Dour, H.rUl No. U U Ulto, at 3«1 rt.juih Etm Avenue, Hanford, Klorlda, ae’ied and rspossss-H from Rilptt Amoroao, Naval Air Ola* 11 n. Hanford, Florida. Tho uu* d-rrl-nsd reaarvt, tho rletit to bid. UNION NATIONAL BANK AND THUST COMPANY AT MOUNT HOLLY, y t n u r nA itH a ph C-unsslIor at Law 117 Cedar Lana T-vnerk, N. J. T-tne-k e-Tlll F t; i l l s h ; Aug. 37, t i l l . C r«,-i7 i" H n o tn C h a n g e Tim e S c h e d u le s Altamonte Springs Element­ ary Principal Frank Gore an nounced today that bus runs for the school will remain tha asms ■■ for last year with the exception that all pick ups and deliveries will be made one hour earlier. Gore again requested par­ ents of all first graders to regliter this week in order that first day confusion may be avoided and to enable the ichool ataff to make pupil as­ signments which will be post­ ed on each homeroom door over the Labor Day weekend. Next Tuesday, the first day of school, students will report as follows; first graders, rooms 303 303; second grad­ ers, 301, 401, 403; third grad­ ers, 404-405, 603; fourth grad­ ers, 604-606; fifth graders, 607, 503. 503 and sixth grad­ ers, 504-506. Presbyterian Circles Meet In Lake Mary Legol Notice mortem o r A lta m o n te B uses r n i’.vrv *0X1.XL ( 4 tlM U i|o v Welle* e l Fehtle llrarla* Nolle* la )i»r*br elv*n. th4t lly Franc** Wealrr Mra. A. P. Forahay war boatcas at a combined meeting of both circles of the UPW of the Community Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary held at her home last Tuesday night. Mri. Edward Zimmerman, leader of Circle One, opened the program and Mra. Forshay read ■ pungent article by Norman Vincent i’eule, “ Where to Find Wonderful People”. Individuality, not peraonallty, was a key note. Mra. John Pilley read tha name* and misaiona of those to be remembered in prayer for the day. Mr*. Marie larwe gave a condensation of the last two chapter* of the group acudy book. Don reople ef God. Legal Notice arc*i*(ilk t ol >tv ZOXIXO COM H ItSfO V Valle* a l I**Ml. I I . a r i a * Tha Zoning (’urn mission Wtlt hold a public h-.irlng In con • Mae recommending In tha tluard of County Cornmlssluntr* amaoilln* Zoning Ittgula* tlona to ertatt a ns w -Ilatrlet U b* known aa C-t. Llmltad rotninercMl Dlatrlct. Coplra of thla prn|iua*d amanlmant may b* obtained In tha Zoning Of. flc*. Court lloua. Hanford. Florida, Monday* thru Fri­ day! from lids A M. to 1:0* I*. U. I 'u h ll r h a a rln a w il l ha hold In ih>, y .rn ln n la C o u n ty C o u r t ) In ti so, ("m in ty Cum m is s io n * r s It'- put, H anford, F lo r id a , uu W .t n o a d i y . N - f it .m t .t r tt. A abort by. Iness meeting fulowed the program. Plant were made for the Fellow chip Supper to be held Sep tember 1. The hoatesa served refresh ment* of lime sherbet and cookies during the social hour, Other members present were: Mra. Horace Cochran Mrs, 11. M. Gleason, Mr*, Richard Keogh, Mra. Marion Lee, Mra. Clifford Corden, Mrs. David Cochran, Mrs. Roy Howell Jr., Mrs. Ralph Wil­ liams, Mrs. Howland Goble, Mra. Evelyn Klee, Mra. C. D, Donaldson, Mrs, Einar Turn­ ing, Mrs. Harry E. Handusky, Mrt. John Ulmer, Mra. Dun Smith, Mrs. I.uvera Harrison, Mrs. Joe Smathera, Mrt. Rich­ ard Ueebc, Mrt. Charlei Mail­ man, Mrs. A, E. Freese and Mrt. Fanny Leffler, S itu a te d In a a ll C o u n ty •!■■•- tribe I a- 1 Lot 31. mark 13, WBATIIK liA F IE L D F llia T A D M T K i.V a , cu rd in g to ilia F la t t h a r , of, a , rse n r.l-d « ni I u u I « I 'll n fi | y 3fi *»vi I Htf Ulrptrlur P isb lit ht A ti f,. 3u, 2 C | V'*43 Ry Mrs. Adam Muller There will bt- a rehearsal of the Little Theatre Group In Dellary at 7:30 p.m. today In the Community Center for the play, “ You Can't Take U With You." Acton are needed by Hie group and interested persons are ask«d to report at rehear­ sals. Legal Notice '.’UL-aS: s*sl!#«l a p»ri of |M p ru lrF U lF iits uu sa II !»«»• I. im J ; lut«rn4tlouiil « f If i I i ii V urnscs — M oJt-l o!M ki K*U .. AI pul'll** »a1t, to I h f ills lie at And b *A l b ill i t ? fu r easli* At 11.00 A . M. on tho »(h I s y of io p ttm b o r* 1911s At th i F r o n t D ririr o f tho KrrotnolB f ’ u u n ijr C u u rtJia u A o , i*»nfuril, F io n a * . (C O U R T M ftA U A r t h u r II* l U v U l l t t , J r , C lo r k o f th« Circuit Court Uy : M trth A T . v U ilt n p o p u ty C lo rk L o w O f f I caa H I a H O H 4 U ( )IU \ k T K iN II Cost Flno iMroot Or Un l i. KIf trlil * F a b lls h t U U rU A u tf, 17, UwJ DEAR DUCK TROUBLE: Not with the recommendation YOU’VE given it. The answ er is easy as duck soup. Call your S P.C.A. and tell them you are all fowled up. • • • • DEAR HIDD EN : Don't convict your husband on circumstantial evi­ dence. Put it to him this way: "Are you ashamed of m e? Would you pre­ fer to be a bachelor. Make up your mind. I’m your w ife In private and in public. Or not a t all.” • • • • DEAR ABBY: Our young son was given a cute little baby duck last Easter, and now it is a fullgrown nuisance. He Is up a t dawn, quacking worse th an a rooster. He was hit by a m otor scooter and suf­ fered a broken wing so we took him DEAR ABBY: My dear fatherin-law died six m onths ago. Had he lived a little longer, my mother-inlaw and he would have celebrated their golden wedding anniversary next month. My sister-in-law wants to give a big annivarsary party, com­ plete with guests and gifts anyway. She argues th a t the "family” has looked forward to this golden wed­ ding anniversary for so long it is only ’’fair” to give M other the party. My husband and I believe such a celebra­ tion would be improper. W hat is your opinion? JU ST WONDERING DEAR WONDERING: Your hus­ band and you are right. Since your father-in-law is not living, such a celebration would be out of order. Give your mother-in-law a corsage and invite her to a quiet family din­ ner. Q a c o b y O n d !h id q & WORTH s k i ’ By Oswald Jacoby If West has learned to think like a declarer he will realize that the play has been rather unusual. He will •sk himself if South would have adopted that line of play if he had started with ■ce-jack-tmall of hearts. He will answer the question In th« Relative. Then he will ask himself what South would have done if he held the ace of apades, the ace-jack dou­ bleton of hearts, and the acequeen of clubs. It won't take him long to find the answer which Is that ho would hava tried the same play that South had made. At this point rattlesnake West will riso with the ace of diamonds and lead the king of hearts. South's jack will fall and West will take three more heart tricki. n *018 8X 74 + KJBII WEST EAST #84 # K 10 743 # Q J 107$ V Q 8* 8 AJ 8 #788 #841 *41 aOCTH CD) *A 8B S #A J * Q 1083 * AQ 10 No one vulnerable Heeth West North gaol 1N.T. Para IN.T, Pass Pan P en Opening tend—# 4 over. West will duck. Dum­ my's king will hold the trick and then South will gallop home with five clubs sod two spades. (t) O m t BanOilae* teen-agers wear in the first place. On the forbidden list for boys are such inappropriatefor-sebud clothes as peg style, tight-fitting trousers, soiled or wrinkled trousers, sneakers and sweatshirts. The girls aren't to wear sneakers, skirt lengths above mid-knee, shorts, tight sweaters or ikirli, or cu­ lottes. Nor will they be al­ lowed lo wear such extreme hair atyles as beehives or wigs. Heavy make-up and eye shadow are "out," too. The students at this ichool Pfctero IS) Zd. CeeMneet O eeetw arl Me (3) W eather <») W ttth er 0:1* (I) (its (•> I r m r l News 1:41 (I) Iv efto 1:41 (Z) N tw i (f ) Orbit T:ll (I) K iy h o li (I) W n U r Ntwe Tl*W 7:14 (Z) Laramla (II Marahall D lllen (I) Ctmbat 1.04 (I) Liard Bril a te near 1:11 (3) K sp trs I4i T altn t ft-out* (t) Hawaii** Eye t : l t (I) Picture T h li (I) UitlouchabU* (3) Pick Porrtll Show 1*1*4 ( l ) K tefe tlrmiMlIe Shaw 14:31 (3) Report from (t) Focu* on America 11:14 (t) N4W»eop* (I) C keaatt I M*WM4*W (>> Murphy hlertla Ntw* F le et (t) Cheaeas I Vh**l*r 11:11 (t) Tealt# «h*w s e W E D N E SD A Y A . N . l:M (l> 1:11 (I) Call*#* * f th* AW * :!l <11 Slga Oa 1:44 (I) T t l t f t c ■ (I) Farm Market a**ort IS) Wake e g Meet** (I) T e le ? l i l t (I) rr*-a<k**l Planalag 7:41 (I) Countdown Mew* (I) (ta t* Hew* # W*»tker 7:44 (I) M ickle* 0**»*I T lw t 1:4* («) Captain K aigara* (•) Mickey Deaaa l i e * liW <•> W eatker u 4 Mewa 1:1* (I) C artoeaelll* 1:11 (If T»4»y 4:1* (I) J m X U U i r Shew (4) Lamp o ( Learning 1:14 (I) Oale Ulorar 8how t:« l (4) Htwa and tetereltw * 14:44 (II Bay Wkea <S) Cartoon Caper* (I) Learn Bpaalth 14:14 (I) Flay T ear Haaeh (I) I Lev* L ety 11:0* (*) Dec. Prtil* 11 04 (S) Ann golhorn 8I10W (I) Prie* tn l i g h t (41 The MeCors 11:3* (3) Pro All-Star Dawball (I ) Pot* A OUdr* 13:1* (I f Btereh fay Tsmnrrre ( I ) F ather I m o * B ttt ll: t » ( • ) O eld ltg U fh t 1:14 ft ) Mid-Day Rep*rt ( ! ) Mld-Fln. R iytrt 1:04 14) Bachelor Fathtr (I ) O tntral Heiplial I d a (I ) U fftla ia 1:44 ( • ) A* The World faoaa (») M ld-ria. N i s i 1:43 (I ) Lafttlm a « I f) FaaawerB (S) Day I* Court l : f t (I ) Art U n k latttr (* ) Jane Wyman fr sitn t* 1 1 ) Th* Doctors 3:44 11) L ortlt* T i » i <•> The MUIlaaair* ( t i Qa*aa far a Day 3:34 (1) You Don't Kay (4) Th* Edge el ,Vf>| ( I ) Who D# Tea Treat t : l l (•> Calllhgw eaa Mawa 4:4* 13) Match Otm* (I) S t e m Bttrm s 4:30 (3 ) Make Room For X Daddy '* 14) MUllunalra 4:18 (I) Am*r!ean N s v e iia ts (*) Oa*la WaM 4:44 (3) NBC M*Wi 4:04 (3 ) B ait af Oreeeha (I ) hurfilda I 1:43 (I ) W eather thaw 4:34 (1 ) Burns A Alisa (4) 104! Boar F lu c tu a tio n COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP1V~ > When the central headquar­ ters for the minor bssebsll leagues was organized in 1901, there war* only 8 min­ or leagues. That total rose ta a high of 58 in 1849 and pres­ ently is down to 20. NOW t h n THUB8. AT 1:88 - 1*1 - l i l l 7:35 . t:H M s Ifh i/i ti C o f llE lU W N .ru t n.vi rr; le t Tins* 7(14 Onlr H olt ta he MepeartS mm KeewsrS shew “d i m " Salnll* WcmhI — Col«r Co-Hit 14r4* o n lr "Xoror *ar OooWhje’* Moek H a i m — Celsr Wed. A Thor*. Carload Paso Tile* IliMop'a •'KIU MRU" “h i e w»m tINKMTV » o iiu t VARAVCR" Relax on the direct highway |BOSTON. AND T088 MIAMI ^WllAOllPHiA [BU.11M0IC 9 0 THAILWAY* NSW EAST COAST AOUTtl i WAjHlNCTOM TV RICHMOND s-m o Z enith Color TV S elee 2888 Sanfard A t* . J ■At ( ICH fJrtlllviUC IFLORCNCC When you pick JRCKSONVXK Westingl ttuse HI ^0Rl*M» LRiauiq 1IHKXRMU JMiava •> E a s ie s t ! 37. I H 3. tra v e l // cools your room Over 1 hour faster BOSTON „ . Thru service 8 hour* faster TRAILWAYS CORNER Due In a ruitslaitl in-rra-v in wage* and uprratiunat Quality Cleaners 11UU W est L lth S tr e e t S u n lu rd , F lu rld a Phone F A 2-3035 D. C. McCoy, J r . , P ro p . i uu w. lath s i. S a n fo rd . 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W IN N D IX IE FOOD STORES *} NEW YORK TV RENTAL B Haiti * HerrUe fa IU- yert tl:l* (I) Sport* F in e! 11:11 {»> W iener H its II) Hiltrweed M rrti have been given lists of what isn't acceptable for ichool wear, io that thay and their parenta will know what la right and proper and what Isn't. But it's a black eye for mothers when school* have to step tn and do w hit ought to be a mother's job. S e m in o le ae- (!) WHIPla nr T ill (II Waiter CreaJSlM — Nawa lis t* (I) Nld-Fta. # W E D N E S D A Y P. M. 0:14 (SI Atlaetl* W talk er 0:11 fll M in i By Ruth Millett city M‘Ah#a# . Auy tl> ABC M«»ert IS) Wayne FoeeAer t i l ( » M14-FU. B ***rt Easy Way to Kill Ants and Roathti In r ia l Uouk It, l-aaa 11. I'u b llu I I . curds u f S t a t ic m il# C o u n ty , K ltjr l.U , T t n M l f w lt li l i l t t iw iic | ! ' n i s u f p r o p e rty %***vh a r« f rc ftttd In «n<| psrraaTitniljf In * to the vet’s to have his wing set. A nother time he pestered our coilie dog and got most o f his feathers torn off. He also loat an eye. J u s t last week he a te some poison berries and we had to take him to the v et’s again. This crazy bird has cost us $33 in doctor and drug bills. We can’t kill it because he’s a "p et”. Does anybody wanna buy a duck? DUCK TROUBLE HIDDEN WIFE Post 8207 To Meet 7 - i i * 1*1*1 sh all I apex If y IN# Itflfn * f u l ly Btnl ih « p rie s* • h «lll b*t f.u .b , H^uforU Job *il#. T il# UNI im if t * p * il f y th# Hep# o f ils llv o r y o f lb * n iA ls rlA l fro m th# il« l# n f th# r s i t l p t of or ilr r a#ii e| * 11 blit* #h ill I b# b' I ii 111ti ill on Hit' lit M * r fo r n m lnlttiviin o f t h ir t y t i n if# ;* . Al' # r r * ii H K i»i »w I *■*» <t) Beeae S t y e U :‘B « > Jtawe (3) All sta r B**«b*:i 13:44 (») Krnte Ford shot ( ( ) Lava a f Lift TU ESD A Y P . M. i ts («) ca. 8 Nawa DEAR ABBY: I am married to » man ten yearn younger than my­ self. We hud both been divorced and were lonesome, and he said It made no difference th a t I was older, m he d id n 't care for th® younger girls. He’s a nice-looking man in his 30’s. I have u grown son and daughter, »>oth working. I held a good job and had money In the bunk and a nice home, all paid for. He aeked me to sell my house, trade my car for a new one, quit my job and move to an­ other city with him. This I did aladly. I bought another house and got an­ other Job. He's working, too. My heartbreak came when we were a t a night club one night and he said, " If we run into anyone I know. I will introduce you aa my AUNT!” Now I find out he hae told everyone th a t he is a bachelor. I am so hurt and sick. Please tell me what to do, Abby. Should I leave him 7 U)& JAc (jJomm DeBary Group To Rehearse Fubllshi C d l . ti By Abigail Van Buren • When Rsttlesnske Pete, the world's greatest rattlesnake hunter, was asked his form­ ula for success lie replied, “I just try tu think like a rattlesnake.” Some declarers are just as dangerous as rattlesnakes when they start to operate the dummy, and an alert de­ fender should learn to think like a declarer it tie wants to handle defense succeisfully. Now take a look at the West and North hands only. West opens the (our of hearts against the three no trump contract. East pro­ duces the quern and South M rs. Thornton gathers tn the trick with the ace. Then he leads the deuce of diamonds and if West T aken By D eath hasn't learned to think like Mrs. Graca 11. Thornton a declarer, It will he all dint Monday morning at a hanfurd nursing home. bhe had lived here four years and had had a lingering Ulneta. Whit 1s mama doing these Born in Sanford, Sirs. Thornton moved to Winter days? Obviously, she isn't exer­ Garden and then back to cising her right and respon­ Sanford. Survivors lncluds flv* lis­ sibility to teach her child­ ters, Mrs. Alice Click and ren how to dresa properly, Mrs. George M. Shipp of San­ behave In a socially accept­ ford; Mrs. Carolyn Walker, able manner, and In general Springfield, Ala.; Mrs. Jam ei to act liks young ladies and M a r t i n , Ulkawaha; Mrs. gentlemen. If ihe were, ichoola would­ Hsnry Heath, Longwood; ono brother. William Lewis of n't have lo be making rules Oklawahs, several nieces and for the proper dress, make­ up and hair styles for their nephews. Funeral services will be students. Yet many schools are being held at 3 p.m. st gravsilde forced to take on what was m Longwood cemetery. Rev. once the job of mother*— Charlei Stewart of Christ seeing that young people ar­ Church will officiate. rive at school looking like UriiMiii Funeral Home i* In students Instead of beatniks charge o f arrangem ents. or movie stars made up for the camera — Some wear skirts so short ami sweaters so tight that school author! lies consider them decidedly unladylike. By Donna Fate* In Haverhill, Mas*., for ex­ South Seminole VFW Poat ample. a dress code has been 83U7 will iuci Vyt 6 p.m. toduy decided on by the Haverhill at the Post Hume on the High School Student Council Old Dixie Highway. and approved by the Admin­ Final plan* will bo diicuu- istrative Council, tu take ef­ cd for the chicken and rib fect in September. It out­ barbecue to be sponsored by laws the improper drrss for the post inim l until 5:30 both boys and girls that mo­ pm . on Sept. 8 . thers never should have let aflsr nun si taratlun, |b* S-itiipole C-iunty Znrdti* I'.minla* 13*1 at Til» I\ M nr a* soon m i r v n u ^ in mu •Isn will hold a puhlle h-.rlne t h e r e a f t e r i t p o ssib le . i R f i l i i f l , ElfirM N I* liatsrmln* tha laaill.lllty of Hvrtitnnls C o u n ty Zoning K s i t t l b id • w ilt b« r#cslbsrnnmilaalnn rtcomnisndlne to tha Uuard of t i tn th * o f f lc « **f | Ha C ity County Oammtsstonsrs that the l l y Robert s. |(r<rwn following itoacrlbO'l nroporiy ■Semi re.It County Zoning M fin .in s r, C it y H u ll, H.inforit, bT«r|'|.« yp id I Jn |* ,\| nf proaantly sonod n-i Hlnal* Director Family It, >M.till ,l to c .j t’nliliah A u * . : A d.pt. t, \\*. (|n#i(l4y( ritfplBUit'wr 4, U'iJ, .All blits ■hull tm '1 # » rly m a rk * Comnisrelati l.»i It: TrUnols- isat * I A# b it * no lh # mi * nt )|a» af dale kub'lltlaluH. I’. II «. I'k. CDI.-7I 31. an I all .if Lot : Trlj g lc th e t f ik s lu p r T h # b ltls w l!l M tllV M h | hi \ f \ dal*. Dot tha W Jtt rt, not |»i|hHi*|y «fp*HB't ni 3 OU I\ x u > h t l I IHIMIMIIIN M o f lh«* #ani» 'tu |# . previously aumd c -l Comwor* Nullrt* tit I'uhllr llrurlng olat. H i# K o iiis b ta «l»*H bo s i T h o Slontnn t'u iviitile sio n %%111 fo lh 'w s : I'ubllo h- trlna wilt h. 1..11 (Irm I In tha Namln.il-i county Court httbl a p tililln h o ir lt iif *ti eon* *M» f *v t n f s u , 1 4 | lo ch , llouaa County Uouimlaaturiare s i i f i r rot oiiioi«<fHllii4 In itm linn in, Hail fur,I Florida. cm 11*i a i *1 n f C o u n t/ C o m tilloolori* itm hit f i r m Jot n i* c l a b b U u I |t'lf| IV p f til# c# H Ira n , w « * c i p ip * Watlnaa-lay, Hapiamber ll t»ss tf< In HIlls ll it I Hr III ml at 7:lo 1*. M. or a* soon thar*. ®n ni 1n 111u «.?uti n i y Z t«n I it g; 11a * * i il .it l u i i« Iu s t lp u U l# a fla t H i If n mt | M iru Iu 4 * i iltr r aa pnaalblr. 111 "A fr»‘ by A P p llcA rtl l< » •!■• c * l T w o l i s (1 3 ) t i t i l l Hamtnule Courtly Kunlun f r a y oust >jf a *|v * r1 1#In ia no I Ib iii, fftr**ha»nt U l Jo in t, Coininlaalon l i * i Ifftfi, Mittu | Hu t If Kuril toll oh UMiltiic rh o tu tr, n> itnhart s. llrown j PttftliffH t Ih U prnjv er,| rr« fi|i|< lh» H l i h t c o « U «4) Inch . Senilrint* CoUnly Z.uiirte H on ih o y hu u b t«lri«t| lit th« rtife-hAnclul jo in t , cm»i Iron Dlraotnr t ’ liu rt llo u s # . tits , I'obllah; .tu* 17 a n«pt. s. I ‘J lu tila g u f f it ® • fif.*r*i FlorliU, k u iu lifs thru IMS. IlFMI III I b‘rl<Ja># from •:•*# A. M. lo H#v b ii (71 flro h y d n in ts ID L-lt I:A* I* Al. F im p lllt lf w ilt* C l l y «f M i n i »: of i t t r iM b llo I if rlti4 a HI hr h«1»l b -in fo r (I ■pi>cl{lo>itlunA. N O T I C E IN IIK IU C U Y il» V - hi Hi# **osi*Ir*»jl« C o u n ty 0>»uri ) N that puraoant to the Final | II 'U»e, t'ntiftly CommlBBluuvr# Users* of Fureclnaura mid ^ *f»jfunt, i' i tjr I>|*t. uu gain tutor*.1 In tb* r a u .a I \V , S tip triiiL ijf 4. 1V4I p-udiiig In the Circuit Court | 'H T-3j I*. At, ni ,i« align lh«ro* in *o.| tor e.m lnula County, liter #i* |i-i»iiMr F l o r i d * , r a t e 1'oekst Number **vmi«»iin C o u n ty ’/»**u tn ii 11311 tloalay, tho uiidalalan.pl I la r k w i l l aa ll t i ,. p r- 'p s rty lly Hubert * drown (D sa h bom* room air conditioners just cool a path. . . \V«tIngliou** gives you contort Iron uatl to wall, thanks to Adjustable Grilles. Turn Grille* to direct air up, to I, ft or right, or turn mnw in rarh dim llon fur *> nrrii! air tlaw. No matter where you're sitting . . . you're in the v.-'l comfort zone with a Wetting house MubilairwS. Wall 1007 S. Sanford Ave. PLUMBING - HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Hill Halhitck, President 4 P hone FA -’-ii.'iiid T R A IL W im i A Y S . s u n t u m o r th i m w s m t - m t H W A Y i �•W iw if n l f t n ll Aar. IT, HMJ8 — F**rt 3 By Judy Turner Phone 321-ltlJ setter* to husbands wo* the theme of » potluck (up­ per i t the home of Mr*. L. A. Atu*grove for officer* wive* of VAH-1 Saturday. The unuaual centerpiece win made of a (ingle red ro*e In a but! vaie next to ionic atationery with a rose motif and a pen. Mr*. James R. Conrey won the centerpiece a* a door price. Name tugs were tiny repli­ ca* of a ir mall envelope* and the napklni matched the rose decor. The potluck (upper wai the first get together aince a r­ riving home from Norfolk. Two gift*, a baby rup to Mr*. Wm. I.. Goodman for her young *on, and a (liver candy dish, to Mrs. Robert Ashby who ha* gone to VAH3, were presented. At the business meeting fol­ lowing the supper Mr*. Rob­ ert E. Guest, treasurer, and Mr*. Michael Durant, the NOW representative, gave their report*. Other business discussed included the bowling league, help for the Little Red School House and the decorating course. Wivea preaent were Mmca. !.. J. Reinhart, Jesse W. T aft, Holiert Ashby, John S. Bargcr, Richard A. Barnes, Ed■die R. Brewer, James R. Con­ rey, Harold R. Cowden, Mich* act Durant, James D. Durbin, William L, Goodman and Rob­ ert E. Guest. John Haiste.i Jr., I’aul I. Haney, George J . Klett, Roger L. Leonhard!, John F . Moore, Jack S. Salisi bury, John N. Spurts, Alan L. ’ Weeks, Gunnar Wilster, I'aul ' 31. Wlreman, Douglas It. Wood, Neal It. Jlaxwtll and L. A. AI nag rove. Mrs. Alice Blake* Icy, the ■mother of Mrs, ltargcr and 3Ii*s Ann Sims, the sister of ’ Mrs. Week*, were guests. • • • Officers wivea of VAIl-9 1 met Friday evening a t the ‘ home of Mr*. James deUnuuhl for their bi.wcckly bridge. High alorcr was Mi*. John Moynihun ami Mrs. Gordon Kuehn of VAll-3 was second high. Other squadron wive* pres­ ent were Mr*. W. I. Lewi* Jr„ Mr*. Richard Cooke, Airs. Phillip Breton, Mrs. John Mc­ Cracken, Mrs. John Moloney and .Mrs. A. F. Reno. Also attending were former VAll-'J wives Mrs. tJ. W. Kimmnn* and Mrs. W. E. Murk ley of staff, and Mr*. Kuehn. Mr*. Michael Durant of VAIL I wa* also a guest. The next bridge will be 1 Sept, tl at the home of Mr*. McCracken. 1 * M • 1 ' 1 l l I I ( I <■ I ■ t i l l • • * Mrs. Betty Lackey and Mrs. Vincent Monroe were hostesses for a housewarm­ ing party at the home of Lt. and Mrs. Robert Watson Sat­ urday evening. Members and wives of VAll-3 culled from 5 p.rn. til 1 p.m. to christen the newly remodeled home which had burned two months ago. » • » tt'l* Mr. Jesse Sheffield, a cer­ tified bridge instructor, will be the teacher for the scries of bridge lessons beginning Sept. 10 for all officera wives. The six lessons will be held every Tuesday morning a t the Capri restaurant for begin- ners and intermediates. A re­ duced group rate will be charged. Person* interested in taking thu lessons should cull Mrs. William L. Goodman at 322-218.1 any time before Sept. 10. • • • home and happy birthday greetings were ex­ tended to Mrs. I’hillip Breton at a surprise party Wednes­ day at the home of Mr*. J. D. Moloney. Mr*. Becton and son Neal returned to Sanford from New Jersey where they had been visiting her parents. They stopped en route tn Green­ ville, N, C. for a stay with Mr*. Fillip Becton, Sr. Birthday cake was served to the VAll-0 wivea and guests who were Mrs. Ivan Lewis, Mrs. John Moynihan, Mrs. Richard Cooke, Mrs. James dcGanahl, Mr.'. John McCracken, Mrs. I’hillip Monroe, and Mrs. D. A. Turner. * • • Any Navy wife interested in bowling In the All-Navy Welcome Wives league who wa* unabto to attend the meeting U»t Miss Matzy Susan Bickham To Marry James C. Owen, Jr. Friday should call Sirs. A. F. Reno at FA 2-7858 before Sept. 6. Fall bowling compe­ tition will begin on that day. • • • Steaks sizzled back of the CPO club Saturday evening when the CPO wivea clubs held a “bring your own steak" dinner for their husbands and guests. The club provided scalloped potatoes, tossed salad, hot rolls and cuffee to eat with the steaks. After dinner a local band played for dancing in the club, Mrs. Roger Pope, Mr*. William Foster, Mrs. Henry Quinn end Mrs. W. A. Wigg made the arrangement* for the party. Present were Chief and Mrs. E. H. Nance, Chief ami Mis. C. B. Reeves, Chief anil Mrs. C. E. Morton, Chief and Airs. H. It. Quinn, Chltf sr.d Mrs. John Uhr, Chief and Mra. K. C. Fehl. Chief and Mr*. R, E. Betuncort, Chief and Mrs. C. H. William*. Chief and Mrs. F. M. Goble, Jr., Chief and Mrs, John Stankiewicz, Chief and Airs. D. F. Slglin, Chief and Mrs. C. H. Westbrook, Chief and Mrs. Ralph Simas, Chief ami Airs. A. C. Wigg and the Mines. L. R. Ray. It. T. King and Harold Sumlvall. Guesta of the club were Chief and Mra. G. A. Felgar, Chief a dnMrs. Gerald Kanter, Mr. and Mr*. AL Conway, Air. and Mrs. Nordstrom, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Pyle uud Air. and Mrs. G. B. Smith. A cake was served for des­ sert which was baked in hon­ or of Chief Westbrook who has received orders to Nor­ folk. • * * Airs. W. L. Goodman re­ turned recently from n trip which took her to Norfolk to see her husbund off on the IISS Independence uud a (tuy with her parents in Suffolk, V«, • • • Members of the Navy Wive* Cluli Vigilantes No. 'Jll, held their first social event Wed­ nesday at Luke Golden since the reorganisation of the club. Thu group is the only na­ tional organization for Navy wivesin the areu,and was recently reactivated by some of its former nicuiliers. After the members uml their children enjoyed the potluck luncheon, president Airs. Shirley Owens rend a letter from the Jacksonville Navy Wives club. Four members of that clult will visit the San­ ford group, and u i of feu was planned to welcome them. Airs. Barbara Briskilt, a former member of the Jocksonville club, will tie the hos­ tess for the occasion ul her homo this Thursday. Alembers and children spent thu afternoon swimming in Lake Golden. Any enlisted Navy wife in­ terested in joining the group can get more information by calling Airs. Owen «l U22-77.il. • # • COMING EVENTS Wednesday, .tug. 28 VAEI-l Enlisted wives coffee, 2:30 p.m. Homo of Mr*. Pat Russell. Friday, Aug. 30 VAH-9 Officers wivrs pot­ luck supper, 7 p.m. Home of Air*. J. D. Moloney. .Monday, Sept. 2 CPO Wives meeting, 8 p.m. NAS balltoom. All E-7, E-8 and E-U wives. Tuesday, Sept. 3 NOW board meeting, 9:3(1 a.m. Home of Airs. W. E. Markley. Wednesday, Sepl. I VAILU officers wives cof­ fee, 10 a.m. Homo of Mrs, U. L Atkinson. Ihuraday. 8rpl. 5 VAILU Officer* wives cof­ fee, 10 a.m. VAH-5 Officer* wives cof­ fee, 10 a.m. Home of Mts. Betty Lackey. Friday. Krpt. * VAII-0 Officers wives bridge, 7:30 p.m. Honrs of 'Mr*. John McCracken. MISS SYLVIA PEEPLES, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J . Peeples, of Yale Avenue, will be leav­ ing Monday to enter nurac’a training nt Georgia Uuptist Hospital in A tlanta. (Herald Photo) Evans Family Returns From "See Florida' Vacation By Uernice Kelsey Mr, and Air*. John Evans anti sons, Wesley, Arthur, Charles and David, have re­ turned to Oviedo from an ex­ tensive “Sec Florida First" vacation. Leaving here on July's they went to Ft. Lauderdale and alter spending some time at Pier fid. they chartered a 37 fool cabin cruiser from a ma­ rina for a (rip to Miami, across BLvcnync Bay and on fo Ocean Reef and Key Lar­ go. Returning through the Pass, they anchored about a halfmile off Elliott Key where the boys enjoyed skin diving, saw many different types ol fish and found a few sponges, one of which was in the in­ teresting shape ol a hat. Stops were made at various marinas along the waterway where excellent accommoda­ tions were found all along the way. They spent two night* at Marathon where they par­ ticularly enjoyed the tidal swimming pool formed by rising of ocean tides. In this pool are a few fish and some lobsters but they are no threat to tin- swimmers. The family stopped in Mi­ ami where some lime was spent at Hie Sea Aquarium before returning home !o spend a few days in getting Wesley ready for »ix weeks ROTC training at Quantum, ^ Personals Miss Eleanor Zukowski, 831 N. Triplett Dr., her brother, Joe. a n d their neighbor, ymmg Darwin Shea, have been visiting relatives and vacationing in t h e Keys, where they are enjoying (isli ing, boating and swimming. Eleanor I* returning (or her Sophomore year at Florida Southern College in Lakeland on Labor Day, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kerr and daughter Jeanne, of Piney Ridge Road, let! Satur­ day (or a two week vacation in North and South Carolina, MISS SUSAN BICKIIAM Santord Personals Weekend guests of Air. and Mrs. Frank Donahue, at their home on Grandview Avenue, were Air. Donation's sister-inlaw and daughter, Mrs. Rich­ ard Donahue and Sherry, of St. Augustine. Mr. and Mr*. It 0. Grieme and children, Bale and Anne, and his mother, Mrs. Charles Grieme, have returned from a three week vacation in Colo­ rado pud Wyoming. They all visited with Mrs. diaries Grieme'* mother ami sister, Mrs. Gertrude Aiken snd Mrs. Ina Ray Mclatughlia. The it. I). Grieme* went on to Sheridan, Wyo., for a visit with Mrs. Grieme'* uncle jnd aunt, Air. and Air*. Alton Middleton. They all m a d e several sightseeing trips In the area and visited |H>ints of Interest. Since It was llieir first visit out west, the small fry especially cnJoyed Hie trip. Hnusegueslx at Hie Silver Lake home of Mr. and Mr*. William T. Itaynor, during the past week were Dr. and Mrs. Joe Hall and family, of Coral Gables; Air. and Airs. Lee Mcl.uln. Sarasota; Hr. ami Airs. Bill .McLain anil Ann, of Washington, D. C.; Air, and Mrs. Ralph Allen amt family, Bel.and, and Mr, and Airs. William Lledkic, of Bradenton. Oviedo Personals New Arrivals By llernire Kelsey Mrs. Margaret Brenner has returned to her home in Shcl hyvillr, Mich , after spending several week* here with her son in law and daughter, Mr and Mrs. Jerry Arndt and their children. Her grandwm, Ardie Arndt, returned home with her for a visit. Mr* It. W. Estes anil Mrs. .Madeline LiulreII spent a re­ cent weekend a t St. Peters­ burg Beach, stockings STILE TIME COLLEGE EXPENSES come easier when you Will this be your daughter in a few short years? Will you have the money ready? START N O W ! Open a savings ac­ count with us . .. save regu­ larly . .. and you’ll HAVE the money for her education! TO SAVE ENDS SEPTEMBER 7 MR. AND MRS. ARCHIE MACNAUGHTON. DeBary, h av e lxien enjoying a visit with their non ami hi* family, from Houston, Texan. Shown left to rig h t are the vial tom, \V. A. MucNuughton, bobs, Charles, William and Robert and Mm. MucNuughton, In thu background tiro daughters, Lynn and Sue. (Cox Plmto) BLASTS LID MRS. F. H. ADAMS, was hosted* n t her home on Lake Avc., for the hriilesmaids' luncheon, honor ini' Miss Suzanne June* anil her attendant!*. Place cards were thills dressed in m aterial used for Suzanne's first formal. Shown a t the luncheon are left to rig h t, the honoree, her sister, Pant, and little Miss Sandy Swain. Hack row, Deanna Nichols, Rosemary Southward, Phillis McDaniel and Patty W alker, (Herald Photo) PHILCO O FF PRICES DON’T MISS THURSDAY'S FIRESTONE AD Don’t miss out on this onre-n-ycar opportunity to save! Stock up on Berkshire* before it's too lute. Remember, these are the stocking* with the Nylocjy Run-Harrier. They're guaranteed not la run from top or toe into the sheer leg area - or you get a new- puir free. Itflv lw Price S d « Prkt 3 Pain $ 1 .3 5 $ 1 .0 9 $ 3 .1 9 (Dsdux LAU N DRY & CLEANERS SAME DAY SERVICE • FLU FF DRY • FINISH ED LAUNDRY • DRY CLEANING •TO PS IN QUALITY & SERVICE** 501 W. 1st. i M lW i After Westev got off the In Casselberry lly Jjn e Casselberry Air. ami Air*. Michael Ham­ lin, of 230 Lake Triplet Drive, Casselberry, announce t h e K.*h of an eight pound, eight ounce daughter, Laura Ann, at the Winter Park Alcmori.il Hospital on Friday, Aug. 23. at 6:23 p m. Her ni.iiernal grandmother is Mrs. O. G. Smith of Miami. 0 Casselberry Va. FIRESTONE THE rest of the family continued their vacation, this time go­ ing to Jacksonville from whrrc they traveled back down Florida's west coast, stopping off at Crystal River and at Wccklwachcc Springs for the underwater show. From there they traveled on down through St. Peters­ burg to Anna Marin Island where they visited friends. Their next itop was at the (tingling Museum at Sara­ sota. then on to Venice where they were guests of llev. and Mr*. John Jones. From Venice they went to Naples and across the Tamluini Trail back to Miami where he attended a business meeting and where they spent a few days before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Matax Bick­ ham, of Tillar. Ark., an­ nounce the engagement of their daughter, Alatiy Susan, to Jame* Caney Owen Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Owen, ISIS Magnolia Avenue, Sanford. Miss Bickham U a graduate of the Tillar High School snd attended Mississippi S t a t e College for Women, at Co­ lumbus, Miss. She received a certificate ia Dental Hy­ giene, from the University of Tennessee, College of Dentis­ try, in Memphis and is pres­ ently employed by Dr. Ralph Braden. In Memphis. The groom-elect is a grad­ uate of Seminols High School and ii now attending the Uni­ versity of Tennessee Medical School. While la high school he was a member of the band and Glee Club all four yrars, played on the A Squad foot­ ball team and served as class president during his senior year. The wedding wilt be an event of Aug. 30 at 7:30 p.m. at the Newton Chapel Meth­ odist Church, in Tillar, Ark. Opposite Goodyear OPEN FRI. NIGHTS TILL 8:00 ACCREDITED CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOMED M E M B K R F .9 .I .C , �I - u fl— i 9' ------- I * L------------ • T V. ■- Higher Education I t may ha of anno small comfort Ikniiaanii of miserable people at tk k time of the year to team that paNaalaaotaHbad. Ith a a soma ben­ eficial ueea beyond merely rep rod uclag the various plant species. M m Is helping men to find oil. Thar* la oven a science devoted to th e eohjoct: "palynology" (pel-inAHL-o>ffee), from a Greek word ■aaalng “fine dust.” Btntou Open bUHona of micro* ■copk flecks of pollen and spore* which fell to earth million* of year* ago and became embedded In forming sediment enable the palynologist to read the age of rock layers as ac­ curately as if they contained a tick­ ing dock. In a world th a t ran* on oil, it's nothing to sneeu a t asses Needed The spy business has always been mystifying a s well as fascinating to But tt has now reached a degree of complexity where even the epfee must wonder whoM side they are on. There are, of oourae, plain splea — old-fashioned and uncluttered guys and gab who play it straight aad work for only one side. Then th e n a n counterspies, who a n supposed to be spying for one aide but really are spying for the othtf lid#, the nuicAli. And now wo have counter-count- the side they are supposed to spy for la the first place, but to do It by protendinf to spy fo r the other aide, too. A perfect job for the guy with a split-split personality! Spy nomenclature has become a bit baffling, too—s t least to us nonspies- M15, for example, sounds more like the secret ingredient of a new miracle toothpaste than the name of a epy unit, which it really is. About all we non-spies can do la hope the splea keep clear heads and remember at all times whose side they are on. Especially those on our Letters Editor, HaraUi tracks, empty o r loaded to the our ease, my nlss-year-old hilt, se they pasted our daughter's ous stop was Osar Sir: Tto tragi* accident at yes­ bouse. I understand dump changed on the advice of her terday between a passenger tar aad ■ track «a tbs Gen­ ova Brtdgs kit prompted ate Is writs to you. For many Maths 1 sad my neighbors kiss bora SMMrntd with the Sposd with which these tracks travel Urn highways. V in t tot ms any, that by Wftttog this totter, I do not tetrad to Imply that tha driv« r s( the track U to blame fra the accident which occurod yesterday. I leave the Jadglaf of that to tho authorlties. Nor do I moan to imply that ail track drivers are v k la to n of the speed laws— 1 realise there are vary good track driven, sad also that tracks a r t • very Important part of our satloa'i economy, I am concerned, however, with Um safety or the school children who will soon be starling to school Ten mouths ago we built on Yankee Lake, about two mitos west of Paola on Route tfl. Within ■ six weeks period, three trucks loaded with anywharw from $0 to So ions of Umcrock or sand have turned over on the curve Just west of our drive. Since we oc­ cupied our home lest Octob­ er we beve noted with rest ecncern the speed of the tracks carry shout l i tons, and the big semi tracks sure* ly must carry at least 40 tons. This la itself is a lot of ma­ chinery to maneuver around the highways, but when they exceed the speed limit set up in this state, they truly become s menace to society. In the course of my work, I travel Route 4S from 17-12 Highway w ait to Yankee Lake, a m atter of seven miles, at le a n twice a day, and this morning w u one of the very rare times that 1 law a dump truck fully load­ ed within the speed limit. Many mornings or at noon, I have been traveling between 55 and $0, and have been passed by these trucks so f lit that they make me look like i am standing atiil. My major concern Is for liie school children. In the course set up by the school system for our area, most of the school children wilt on the North side of Route 48 while the bus approaches them going East on the South side of Route 48. At each stop, usually occupied by three to fiie children, the bus comes to a stop, and then signals the children to cross the highway to board tho bus. In bus driver to a more level ■pot in the highway after a truck narrowly missed hitting her as she crossed for the bus during the last year's WASHINGTON (NBA) — runs from Lincoln Slsmortot school term, The world's largest picnic at 23rd street, six blocks to t have heard talk that . 17th etroot. Route 48 la to bo widened lunch is going to be held on Most of ttio crowd will be Washington Monument and resurfaced in the next tho 1 slung both sides of tho re­ 10 years, Let me go on record grounds Wednesday in con­ flecting pool so they can tee as saying—that highway will nection with the March on speakers on the memorial never last 10 years. It la Washington fur Jobs and steps. Rut they'll nerd field much too narrow for trucks, Freedom. glasses to see thorn. Loud and particularly trucks load­ Since prehistoric times, the ■pcakers will permit them to ed with 40 tons and exceed­ billions of ants that have in­ hear. ing tire speed limit. The sur­ habited tha wren have never For the nation st large to face condition of the road is faced euch a prospect. follow tho proceedings there deplorable, and gets worse First, there will be crumb* will bo the largest television each week. About six weeks from the box lunehee which pool over organised —■ far ago (he State Road Depart­ tho lOO,000 (or maybe twice biggtr than for national con­ ment filled l» the shoulders that number) of marchers vention!. Forty radio lines are of this highway level with have bttn told to bring with being provided, but there'* the road. Already you can them for two meals, at noun actually a ohortags of commu­ see deep tracks where num­ and night. nication focilltiM out of erous trucks approaching a The recommended menu Is Washing to lu curve have gone off the high­ peanut butter and jelly sand* Mora than 500 reporters way. wichts, in apple or other hava applied for credentials— Never before have I writ­ fruit, s brownie or pound far more than cover an in* ten a letter of this kind, but cake, a bottled soft drink, augu ration. after reading the account of To aupply drinking water, hard candy for snorgy and that accident yesterday, 1 25,000-gallon Army salt tablets to prevent pros­ eight rvuliie it is time someone tank trucks will yiva through tration. spoke up. I would be Interest­ Marchers have been told to 12 bubblers piped from each ed In knowing to whom I can leave st home hard liquor, truck. Thera alto will be eight write to urge more strict en­ mayonnaise, salads, cold 250-gallon National Guard forcement of the speed limits. Lest anyone reading tills meats or other perishables thinks 1 am a crackpot or that might make them sick crank, I Invite anyone, law or causa other trouble. OUR BOARDING HOUSE Another 80,000 bag lunches enforcement officers or pri­ .tlf/.p— t C A M E A T 3A Y . 1 C A M are being prepared In New vate citUen, to station them ­ JC O R N O F F T K ts J rvc.NV'-'VUJt-n KEM EM HEK j York. They will be brought ■ rtS.S'F.JW AW P.TO O RAO selves at our driveway, and I COW VtlTH MY 4 W H E N V C D < 1<XI CAN'T 6HAH C O R N to Washington in refrigsrated H A D M O U f ? y count the number and the off tw cob With TUorvj ( -TEETH, B U T IT 16 /"lOI/filA.! Al ** trucks. Each bag will con­ SO U N D IG N IF IE D / j 1 ORIGINAL. * speed of the irucks passing LAKE-'C M -COT T U S K '. 6P K X C P A J | -SNAPPERS/ by. You take your life In tain a cheese eendwlch, a OP VOORt'./— SNATCH iN d IT 0*=F TW* 6 P O O N I TWKWBAC* X o \ J *fOU USED TO your hands each time you piece of pound cake and an 6WT LIKE FAMGIN o I f \ ICAVEMAN DAV6 /f o o th k o a — VEU.SlK.^O/ *»TACK OF COBS back out of your drive. All apple. This bag lunch will O F F T H ’ C O B /— VO UR l.UNCOOTH*e=^_ LIKE. A *4 you can do is back out to the sell for 50 cents. R A Y K U K 8 6 IP P IN & , Rale* will t>e made from six . HARMONICA J highway, stop, look, roll down WATERMELON T H R U J CHASAI*/^! the window and listen for the truck* on tha monument rumble, and if It seems quiet, grounds by Government Serv­ pray vigorously, back out and ices, Inc., wrbicn has tho con­ cession for running cafeterias hope for the best. 1 agree with Trooper Tom­ and snack bars on government linson—this slaughter on the property. I’eanut, ice cream highways lias to stop, and unit balloon or other souvenir let’s stop It before children peildlet* will be kept off by like my daughter or her police. schoolmates arc added to the Government Services Itself ■laughter. la fixing to sell 50,000 hot Sincerely dogs at 25 rents each and Mrs. Roy W. Brown perhaps twice that number of (Ed. Note: Without reveal­ soft drinks in puper cups at tflAfc EK-COKNJ ing (vow it is being done, 10 centt per cup. o n - t r e - c o b i Mrs. lit own and other parents Ei cry body will have to TITLE HOLDERA arc assured tint the State stand or ail un the grass un­ Highway Patrol and Sheriff less he it farsighted enough to J. L. Hobby's deputies are ac­ bring along a folding chair. tively engaged In their Joint, It will be no surprise If concerted efforts to atop this marchers cool their tired toot­ slaughter un the highway*^ sies in the reflecting pool that Cage 4 Sanford, Fluridu Tue*., Augunt 27, 1963 W i v n a a . uikluw , B ttreoa a x u r i a u i u w » u i:u WUS.I.S r a c u VAX PKLT Maaagiag Kdlur blocbsaUal Uupv. J t l l l VMCLLS j i x i k l. s u u a x s k x a Counts 1UHtor U uiiu.u Uaaaa-r • HISU.BX 4. u k a v t CBCBS.IA FABMSM leeleir Sdiior Classltls* Manta.r p e s s i M i A ta ri.s n U S K VOATOM** t.a tu r . Bailer ClrsuUUea Maaasar Ther« will be two ambulances at each station and a big tent with 200 cots for eldefly marchers who may become faint. A medical center Is being set up in Willard Hotel for 24-hour emergency serv­ ice. A doctor or nurse with first aid supplies has been recoin* mended for every train, plane or bus. Marchers have been told to wear low-hr«led, comfortable shoee, a hat for protection from sun, and sun glasses, as they may all be In the open for from four to six hours. Also, everyone has been told to bring a raincoat. 1h* demonstration has token on some of the futility of the Children’s Crusades In the Middle Agee. The marchers m utt of nrcesalty go back empty-handed. Nobody can wave any magic wand at the end of the dem­ onstration to achleva their demands. Decent housing. Access to public accommodations. Ade­ quate and integrated educa. tion. Tha right to vote. No filibuster against pending civ. II righto bills. A massive public works program to pro­ vide jobs for all. A minimum wag* of $2 an hour. And a fair employment practices act CASE Q-AJ2 Ronnie Z.. aged four, is the stutterer named yesterday. But stuttering la normal and natural is pre-school chil­ dren. For when anybody is learn­ ing a new languagr, bis "understanding" vocabulary uaually races far ahead of his "speaking" ability therein. If Ronnie’s parents will ig­ nore the situation and not yell constantly "No. No, Ronnie," then he will grow out of this first stage of stuttering with­ in a'few years. For then his speaking vo> cabulary wilt catch up with Ii i a understanding vocabu­ lary. But when stutterers are stopped short and made to feel humiliated by slips of the tongue, then stuttering can be Indelibly “ set'* in their nerv­ ous system. Thereafter, even in the teens o r adulthood, they may still be vlctlma of stuttering. But stuttering Is simply a nuisance habit that generally liss a large emotional cle­ ment. It starts in a social situa­ tion, for Robinson Crusoe would never develop stutter­ ing, nor did Tartan of the Apes. And tha adult victim can cure himself of stuttering, despite many wordy tomes trying to make ituttering sound profound and very dif­ ficult to cure. Soma psychologist! try to belittle the following aimplc psychiatric prescription, for many ao-called scientist! like to mystify and confuse peo­ ple with big words and awesome diagnoses. Stuttering is in emotional habit that Is a first cousin to blushing, vomiting due to nervous tension prior to a speech or solo, and other stage fright reactions. Visualise the “Stutter Tri­ angle," for that will explain neatly bow stuttering first fastened itself on its victim. Each comer of that “Stut­ ter Triangle" Is as follows: (a ) Normal conversational situation; (b) With other human be­ ings; (O In English for one’s na­ tive tongue). So the confirmed stutterer can set himself on the road to freedom by altering any one of those three comers of the “Stutter Triangle." Pitch the voice higher or lower c r try to use ventrilo­ quy. for a Charley McCarthy never stutters. Sing or hold pebbles in your mouth (or bubble gum) or bite down on the tongue and hold it Imprisoned be­ tween your Jaw teeth. For tills changes the “ Nor­ m al" into an "Abnormal" conversational situation. Or, try to alter the second corner of that “Stutter Tri­ angle," as by talking to horses or to dogs or cattle or even the waves, a la Demos­ thenes, and you will atop stuttering! Or cm s foreign language. People who stutter atrocious. Ij in English, will then apeak fluently in French or Spanish o r Germ to . For stuttering la s very specific emotional habit. And U you thus alter any part of the original pattern, you can quit stuttering. Try It! That’s the best proof. But social calm neta also helps reduce the nervous ten* slon, so send for m y booklet “How to Stop Stuttering and Stammering." enclosing i long stamped, return enve­ lope, plus 30 cents. ( Always writs U Dr. Craaa la c a n of Uds newspaper, catlMlag a loag stamped, addressed envelope and 2t rests to caver typing sad prtoUag costs vshea yon seed (sr om •< Us booklets.) t ADD1NG MACHINE BARGAIN New, R. C. Allen Manual Machlnta 7-column, sub­ traction, Jump total, m a­ nias total window, aatomatle clearance. A Good. Strong Durable Machiae that will last for ycara. Formerly $175. Now $125 aad Tax. Tcrsaa and trade- lB" HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. S it Magnolia A ve, Sanford Open Evenlnga about your invM tm ont? Barbs 1 We'd he almost willing to let some reformers shut up everything if it included their mouths. When mother docs foil houteclesnlng she may find an esc or two hidden for the kids at Easter. EA Need Tooh For A Job? Save Money j o l ^ S Now You Can Fluctuating price* and un tallied market condition! add nothing to peace of mind. But If you would like on investment that is always worth 100 cants on the dollar and pay* on excellent dividend, IF* time w e became acquainted. Stop isw % R ent y j Them — American Rent-All In - Sanford 28M B. Hiawatha Ave. # V on all MmCartto Brand Paint Buy onefeW HEBB g e t o n e f K m MUONS OMVt ................... Hr.?, A ' - ^Zjs^^Saa^l- s'TV* ' yt ‘ .5 j BRUSH VALUES T O 79c B tst Selling Cadillac O f A ll Time! Month after month since its Introduction, the 1963 Cadillac has established new sales records. The reasons are dramatically evident when you combine an inspection with Tta* H.rtld la a m .m b.r o| tk. Uait*d Frota whs.h la .mtliUd aaciuUvsr) (o tha- sis for r«sshll«au*a s t *U lk » total i « i Sttat.d la this nowigap.r. No part vf any m storlal. nswa or a a .o r iu in a , »t ib is odltlua . ( T in Sanford IliralU n.»r to r.produtod to any a t n n t i with* out wM lt.n prrm lu iu n ul lb* b u tlU b .r s t T b t l l.r .l d . Aar Individual or firm r o .p o a .ltil. tor au.h t.p t.x lje tto n w ill bo cgM idtrfd a* In fringin g oa Tbs ItoralA's c o p ,r ig h t <nd will b l hold liable for d am agto under lb* law , Fubllsbod daily aacopl ■alarday. tttwJar aad CArUtoiAs; publlihod tuiurdag procoodiag Christ ana. M a ry Carter PAINT STORE 209 W. FIRST ST. FA 2-3619 a personal evaluation at the wheel. D o it at your earliest opportunity. VISIT TOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED HOLLER MOTOR Cor. 2nd A Palm etto DEALER SALES CO Phone FA 2-0711 9 �- Junior High Grid Practice Called 100 Expected To Turn Out Wednesday By Joha A. Spolakl It wasn't too many column* ago when wa flrat started re­ minding you that the start of the Fall Bowling Schedule waa Just around that proverbial iorner. Don't be too aurprised now alien I again remind you that many of the league* have al­ ready had their organization­ al meeting! and are preparaed to ita rt their league* next week. We're most excited for the Bill Hemphill Motorettee Tuesday a.m. Women's Lea­ gue. Gee, what you can do when you have people like Shirley Maxwell, Betty Richie, Billie (Jhalnoit and Harriett Gazll pluggln’ away, Shirley tell* me that they've already planned to take 10 lanes for thla league. That means it'll be the largest league In Sanford'* history. Congratulations, girls! This coming Wednesday evening there’ll he two organ­ izational meetings — All Star League a t 0:45 p.m. (they'll alw> award prize money from summer league at that time) ami at 9 p.m. — City League. All former team*, team mem­ ber* and newcomers are In­ vited to attend to tie placed onto teams for the Fall League. Roth of these leagues will officially begin the first week of September. The final nite for both of these league* had the last game as the deciding factor uii which team copped the pennant. In the All Star League, Meadors Marine nosed out the 3 J's, who had been leading most of the atason. Congratu­ lations to th* 1st place team of George Swann, Clyde Piercy and Gordon Honeycutt. The frout runner* for many weeks were Jack Kanner, John Zueli and Jerry Karelia. In the City League it was Allied Van Lines who nosed out the Laka Monroe Inn-ers. Bowling for Allied was Phil Roche, Jack Kanner, Johnny Wright and J. Meier. Allied took three points from the redshlrt Lake Monroe Inn (ram with John Wright lead­ ing the tenm with a 621 aeries. Happy, happy, happy are the boys from Sanford who went to Daytona Beach and competed in the BPAF Handi­ cap Tournament last Sunday. You know what they didT Shot well enough to come In tenth pluce and collect $250.00, that’s what they did! Couldn't have happened to a nicer bunch than Big Jack Kaiuier, Gordon Honeycutt, Jim Valentine, Don Brum­ field and Marvin (Please call me Curly) Meltzar. Beverly Krecek, hard work Ing secretary of the Sunday * Evening Mr, & Mrs. League ! just called to let rue know * that she already has 22 cou )ile* for this very, very pop­ ular league. And that doebn"t * include another five or six ; names of couple* she's trying Standings to call personally on the phone. That’s the secret of any league. A hard working sec­ retary who’ll taka the time to personally talk with the people of a league , . . aorta makes you feel special Ilka. (Don't correct my grammar!) Their league will s ta rt on September 8th with a brief meeting eelled for 6 p.m. Be there if you want in on this group. The Je t Lane* Kegler’a Thursday Evening Mrn*a League haJ their meeting last week with these men be­ ing elected to vsrlou* offices: Richard Barnes, President: Wendall Majors, Veep; and a bright star on the local horiz­ on who's just transferred in from Jacksonville and work­ ing for the Sanford Atlantic Hank, DeWItt Mathews will be the Seeretary-lYeasurer. DeWitt says to count on ten teams for sure, Shirley Msrtin of the Wed­ nesday Evening Ball A Chain League tells me to let you know that their league will hold a familiarization meeting on Aug. 28, this coming Wed­ nesday a t G:30 p.m. ShlrP says there will be ten lanes full of Rail & Chainer* from early Indications of the number of couples from lust year”a league plus the many new ones who want to join the fun. The Friday A.M. Holler Motors/Navy Wise* League will start on September flth ami will probably field a league of 12 to 14 teams. New officers for this league are Jo Watson, President, and Thelma Unger as the ‘Veep’. Suzy Reno is the Secretary and Vicki McGough is the Treasurer. That’ll do It for tills week. If you need any additional info regarding any of the leagues, please give us a call at the lanes. Fight Results By United Press Intenutionsl TOKYO (UPI) - Yoshlnori Takahaihl, 14514, Japan, oul pointed Makoto Watanabe, 142, Japan (12), won Orient welterweight title. BIRMINGHAM, England (UPI) — Mick Leahy, I60*v, England outpointed Gil Diaz. 133ia, New York (19). NEW BEDFORD, Mas*. (UPI) — Vince. Shomo, 149, New York outpointed Manny Burgo, 150, New Bedford (10); Eddie Sylvia, 161, New Bedford, outpointed Eddie Spence, 160, l'ittibield, .Mass., ( 6) . Renew Grid Series BERKELEC, Calif. (UPI) — The University of Califor­ nia and Oregon State will meet on the football field N ov. 6, 1989, for the first time since I960, The -erics bo. tween tho school* included 26 game* before being suspend­ ed. Viking Rookie QB Gets Nod lo tte d Row VanderKekn, th* MinnesoU Vikings' widely-her aid­ ed rookie quarterback, will reeelv* hU National Football League “ baptism'' la an ex­ hibition gam* against the Philadelphia Eagles Saturday By Bonnie Broadway at lkrshey. Pa. “ It'a Vandy's game,’1 head Football practice for the younger set will begin Wed­ coach Norm Van Brocklia a aid nesday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. when Head Coach Dan Petham and his Sanford Junior High School coaching staff begin work wilh *omo 100 prospects. Last year 130 boys showed Ray Hudson of Sanford tip for the opening practice drove a Sting Ray to the and Pelham expects nearly the sumc number this year. lion’s share of the prize* in The coaches last season bad Saturday night'a racing card a 4-1 record. The staff is ex­ sponsored by th* Seminole pecting back some of the Timing Atin. at the Osceola boys from both the light and drag strip. heavy squads. Among the Hudson, driving a car own­ ones expected to lead the ac­ ed and sponsored by J. W. tion are quarterback Frank Smith of Seminole Sporting Whigham. Chuck Plgott. Bud­ Goods, won the Le Mans start dy Stuinpf, and Dan Simon. trophy and went on to sweep This year the Junior High hi* class and “little Elim­ School will have only one inator" competition. team. There will be no light Norman Humble of Orlando squad. Games are planned waa Top Eliminator in hit with Oviedo, South Seminole, AA dragster and a team and other Junior high schools. member, Grady Morris, won The first game will be with Altered and Middle Eliminator Oviedo on Sept. 26, the loca­ prises In his Chevrolet-pow tion has not been decided ered Willy* pick-up. yet. Billy Fine of Cocoa Beach Pelham will have ■ fine won atock eliminator compc. trio of men backing hint up. tllion In a 1963 Plymouth. Or­ Owen McCarron, Ed Buck­ lando’s Red Edwards scored ner and Ronnie Hunt arc all eliminations driving a 1963** experienced coaches a n d Fulcon Sprint. know how lo develop ball Another top performance player*. was turned In by Adam Fran The first week of practice els of Orlando who drove hie will be spent working on 1957 Ford to a victory In the fundamentals with a few skull "A "'C heater Class, narrowly sessions lo familiarize some missed beating Hudson for of the younger boys with the Little Eliminator honora and game. clocked the best time of the Eighteen practice days arc evening for a street a ultimo in front of the hoys before bile with a 12.30 for the quar­ tit ir first encounter. ter-mile. Hudson Drags In Top Money SOUTH 8EMINOLK Junior Uiirlt conches Tom Barnett, Dave Miller ami Jim Clurk, left to right, look over the seoson’a schedule ns they Ret to­ gether to ntnp out n little "pre-aenaon” strategy. (Herald Photo) South Seminole Schedule Given Off Agafct>0n Again By Jane Casselberry South Seminole Junior High School football coach, Jim Clark, has announced the fol­ lowing playing schedule far his team, with all games be­ ing played on Thursday night. Home games will be played at Lyman High’s football field. Sept. 26. St. Cloud, there; Oct. 3, Sanford, home; Oct. to, Oviedo, there; Oct. 17, open; Oet. 21, St. Cloud, home; Oet. 31. Oviedo, home, and Nov. 7, Sanford, there. Bear Lake Beals Casselberry By Jane Casselberry The Rear Lake Pirates de­ feated the Casselberry Cub* 3-U Saturday morning for the Seminole Senior L e a g u e championship at a play-off game held at the Casscllierry Rail Park. Bear Lake had two hits, five runs and Casselberry had five hits and no runs. Coach (or the winning team is John Brewer and coach for Casselberry is Art Lego. Playing (or the Pirates were .Murk Brewer, pitcher; Ronnie Kielh. catcher; Dick Clark, left field; Archie KJfer, right field; Brandon Heath, center field; Les Lyle, short stop; George DcPalma, first base; Steve Winfree, second base, and Bobby Smith, third base. Playing on the Casselberry leant were Brent Helms, pitcher; Larry Lott, catcher; David Uurncs, first base; Mike Lego, second ba»e; Lar­ ry Baker, third base; Gary Gunter, left field: Ricky Mil­ ler, short slip; Ituswll Bran­ ds*, right field, and David Huggins, center field. Dodgers Off Again If Stan Musial i* as sharp with hi* words as he is with his bat, there's another dark cloud hanging over Los An­ geles. The Dodgers, who apparent­ ly had wrapped up the Na­ tional League pennant with a seven-game win streak last week, continue to he their own worst enemies as (he race heads for the treacherous September stretch. Musial promised Monday after his St. Louis Cardinal* Back Detroit Bid DETROIT (UPI) — A to­ tal of 15,276 persons have signed petitions thus fur urg­ ing the choice of Detroit as the site of thu 1968 Olympic G a m e s, The oddest signature was that of Edward Drive* of Lyon, France Detroit’s chief rival city for the games — who explained: ‘‘1 certainly don't want It the Olympics in France." had whipped the San Fran­ cisco Giants, 6-3, that “ we’ve still got a d u n ce to over­ take them.” The Dodgers then added life to the prophecy by drop­ ping a 3-1 decision to the Cincinnati Reds Monday night, allowing the Cards to creep within 3’a games of the lea­ gue lead. Los Angeles now has lost four of five games in it* homo park following the impressive streak, and 1962 isn’t so far behind that the players don't remember. The Milwaukee Braves slug­ ged the Houston Colts, 11-7, In Monday's only other Na­ tional League contest. American League action was limited to a twi night doubleheader at Washington between the Minnesota Twins and tin- Senators. Minnesota lost a chance to gain a firm­ er hold on second place by dropping llu> nightcap, 7-3, after capturing the first game, 5-2. OPERATION p.lsAMSWEEI» >63 METEORS SAVE! Hunt Lincoln - Mercury, Inc. Mead ay is announcing be will start the former Wisconsin •tar, who baa watched the Vikings' first three pre-teaa conteits from the bench. Van Btvcklin also announc­ ed th* purchase of two de­ fensive tickles—Billy Wilson tad George Holtz — from the SL Louis Cardinals. The new­ comers brought the club ros­ ter to 34, to the Viklnga will bare to cut 11 players today to reach the 43-man limit. Ruddy Parker the Pitts­ burgh Steeters* head coach, had no such problem, for his rooster already was pared to a players. Parker, though, remained In an unhappy mood because of the Sleeker*' 17-14 ta to the Baltimore Colts last Saturday. “ I'm really disgusted," he said. “ Our offense wasn't click lag against the Colts and the defense was fooled on simple draw plsya.” la other NFL camps: The Detroit Lions are fearful that flanker back P at StudsUll, who suffered a leg Injury against the Cardinals last weekend, may miss the aaa ■gainst tha Leg Angatee R ang BepL 14. Head coach B in McPeak described the Washington Redskin*' perfarnuaegg against the Eagles ae “rot­ ten” . Bill Stacy of thg Car* dinala waa complemented by coach Wally Lamm far the “wonderful game” bn played ■gainst the Lions. The Chicago Bears earner** Dated on past defense dur­ ing a drill lor their meeting with Use Cardinals Saturday night. PuUbaek PM! King of dkg New York Giant* win a la g the elub's final two exhibition gamer because of tom car* tllage around his riba. Along the AFL front: TRg Houston Oilers cut four players—offensive guard Wtt» tie Perkins, defensive tackle Tom Brown, offensive halfbask Butch Pressley ta d of­ fensive center Don DooateUL The Kansas City Chiefs erorked on their passing for Saturday's exhibition against the Oilers. Tha Boston Patriots restor­ ed backfield coach Fred ney to their active lis t Reduced Bowling Rales Practice NOW For Fall Leagues HANFORD JET LANES FA 1-7541 WITH THIS COUPON PAY FOR TWO GAMES AND RECEIVE ONE GAME FREE ---------------------------OPEN LANES EVERY NIGHT FREE COKES IF YOU HAVE TO WAIT FOR A LANE FREE BABY SITTING SERVICE Bowling — Fun For Entire Family Fall Leagues Now Forming, Reservations Can B* Mode A t Tha Desk — Coupon Not Good After S ep t * •• 5* -• ‘S' PUZZLED ABOUT CONNECTIONS? ” ■ *• : All mammals have hair, al­ though certain ones, particu­ larly the order to which whale* belong, have very few hairs. Lnitcd Press International American League W. L. Pet. GB w York 83 46 643 nncsota 72 58 .534 UVi ieago 71 58 .550 13 Itimore 72 so .MS 12*4 Ireland SI 68 .483 20*4 ston 62 67 .<81 21 troit 61 66 .480 II t Angeles 60 73 .433 21*4 mas City 31 72 .442 2G llUington 48 83 .336 36 Monday’s Results nnesota 3 Washington 2, 1st ishingtoa 7 Minnesota 3, End )nly fam es scheduled. National League W. L. Pet. GB s Angeles 77 32 .597 Louis 72 38 .534 5*4 n Francisco 71 39 .317 6>4 iladelphia 71 60 .342 7 Com e Catch Thea* Trouble-Frog Iwaukee 69 62 .527 9 Sparkler* With Their P rices Oownl Kinnati 70 64 .322 9*4 S W IN G INTO A C TIO N NOW — Y O U R P R E S E N T icago 66 63 .512 11 tUburgb 65 S3 .508 11*4 C A N S V A L U t O H O P S M O R E E V E R Y DAY YOU WAI lUiton 49 82 .374 29 w York 41 88 31836 Monday's Results Louis 6 San Francisco 3 dwaukee M Houston 7, night Sanford FA 2-4884 W inter Fork .MI 4 0209 ndnnatl 1 Los Angeles 1, 109 North Palm etto Avenue Sanford, Horidn sight h games scheduled Au*. 17, IMS - • F a c t ft \ GREYHOUND HAS • ‘ * v ;a . THE M O ST V VSTRAIGHT THRU EXPRESS SERVICE Connections? There just aren't any to make! On a Greyhound thru-express bus, you stepon where you are. Step off where you're going. Only Greyhound h a s so many thru-expresses. For relaxation. GO G R EY H O U N D . . . AND L EA V E T H E DRIVING TO US. Exclusive Scantcruiser Service* at no extra fare, for example |lu*r* One ll u - r * O ne Dully Way Daily Wuv NEW yilRK 7 31.53 TAMPA * 3.33 CINCINNATI 6 25.10 TALLAHASSEE <> 7.05 NEW ORLEANS 5 19.00 JACKSONVILLE I-' :U» WASHINGTON h 21.20 MIAMI 5 6.65 Save 10% rxtra enrh way wilh a round trip ticket. Greyhound Terminal 120 S. I'nrk Ave. Fhone FA 2-1121 GO GREYHOUND ...and leave the driving to us LUMBER A N D HARDWARE 700 French Ave. “At the Railroad” �! i. Legal Node* T im m m j u i m c u l e ta . c e r r . isr a * o r « e a a i. N O U t e e m , P W R I B l. c N ix c n t FEDERA L NATIONAL MORTO AO 15 AMOCIATION, e to r P0rm,,9"‘ P lain tiff. JAM R e It. W ntTB M l E R L W > WHIT*. Defendant*. m m n •» w rt w . a m m ia i n N tc u w M TOl JAMES It. WHITE, Residence Unknown b r u m e w h it e . Residence Unknown YOU. Dsfsadentn, ara k t r itiy notified that a com plaint to f o r i d t n e esrtelm snort ■ te a an th* fallow ing d .e crlbed properly, eltoate, ly in g and balae la semlnol# Coonty, Florida, to-w lti Tha Soeth II taat o f Lot II a id tbe Worth 13 faat or Lat I f Block II. B K L AIR, according ta lha P la t thereof aa rtcardad la P la t Book f Fege T f Fubllo Racorda o f Baailaola C oanly, Florida. H eater haa boon filed a ta ln it y o e la lha above (tylad null and y o a ara raqalrad la aarva a copy or your Anewer or P lead in g to lha Complaint on P laintiff'a attorn ey, JOdEPlI W. M UR, AlK O, P. a Bob MI. Porn Park, Florida, and Ilia tha orlBlnal Anoaror or P lead in g In tha office of lha Clerk or tha c ir cu it Coart on or baforo lha leth day of Kept. I H I. If you fall to do 10, a dacroo pru <.<,nre4io will be ta k . rnd aanlntt you for tho r e , lie f demanded In tha Com­ plaint. WITNESS my hand and n f. fin a l eeal of office a t Man* ford, Mrmlnole County, thla lt ih day at A bb., l t d . (MEAL) Arthur If. Ilecknrllh, Jr., clerk of Circuit Court Ily: Jean U. Wllko Deputy Clerk JOSEPH tf. MUllABKO Attorney at La* 1*. O. Ron MI Fern Park. Florida Publlth Any. I f II A SopL I. I f l i l t . CDL-et . . ANyVwiNCP HAPPEN, WHILE I WHAT DOCS TWB ftULf BOOK >SA V ABOUT HITTING YOtW 4 MOST OVER THE HEAD WITH s — .----- f A R U U B O 0 K ? J — THE BOOK SA V SJII|I|I|I|III|I|I||I YOU SHOULOVE f - ---------- _ REALLY? IN THU CIRCE IT COt RT OP T i m R ikT it J t D i r it L c m . C t r r , Ik A ID FOR BKMI. MII.K c o fk T T . FLORIDA. Ik CltAkCKRT HO. I33M FKIlKItAI. .NATIONAL MORT. O AUK ASSOCIATION, a cor­ poration, P ialn tltr, THATOWTV CUR OOAT COKMUdO THE SUPPLY MAILAll! hi TWB FOR OUR LAST Tl»r EOCKIT LAUNCHWO Dm W POU* MONTHSl ALLOY hAPSCVhS I THS •PPWENCYCPV SeKMVWOtST.W fifflW R V 'S H C IN P IdTCO CHARIfAILi ANORP PCR \ THAT HAVI-PIlVIHO OUl PIEATI1 WHY, I SH*AA MS WONT M U All NO NISf MAlly I s , r fir K I t x— f ^ m ~u;nc.r: n r STOP our him , wo -J B T .a T * *, 14 4 cr c /i t a ; irirn P t m re ih (vl ** et my *o**-it m T >rrl vo. WILLIAM tlRTANT BECK and BETTY BECK, Iiefendmnla. k o T ir n o f n t r r i t HIINTflAIIH FflHKCl.rinlRF. T o t WILLIAM llltrA N T BECK and IIKTTT IIECK APO lb .t III, U anehok. Thailand Tnu, Defendants, are hereby notified that a com plaint In forecloea a certain m ortgage on the follow ing drecrllted properly, elluale, lyin g and being In Hcmlnole County, Florida, lo.w lt: l/>t J, Block J. BUNLAND KMTATKB. n aubdlvtelon, according to a plat th ere­ of recorded In f l a t Bonk 11, page* II to II of the I’ublle lUrorif* o f HeratRule County, Florida. HITUJECT to an eaatm anl for I'ublle L'tllltlea along Din Kanttrlr ten feet uf • lid lA t I. Including: tine UK Ilcfrlgcrator, e le c , trie. Model LAM! 1 It. Herlal tm illie i One OH llnnge, e ted rlr, Model JtntMl Wlf, Herlal TMeutnt (m e Duo • Therm W all Heale r, (III. Muriel I I K I I — NOW WHY SHOULD TkD DlWKSS PHONEGETTING A PENCIL NUMBER. F SURU, k \ y y ^ \ "TAKE SO LONG f j LAAO— 'TbUGCTTA V C V V r S PENOLP *3 .AND HOW// H 0 6 O W BUT AH ORNERY OLD OCWT WOULD EVER DO OOP A S W U HAVE— IU IPOW TKMOW / H Y tO Y N lSI.O a WHAT YOU want; ( I D iw n KNOW MIT IF I COULD V WAS A MUSIC BLOW AWHIOILE,\ LOVER.TOOf TD JOIN OOP IN —- X _HE*9 BEEN A LOYAL, HARDWORKING PART OP THI3 LAB FOR > years; A MINUTE/ Model 111-1, One Victor Climax Kit* rhen K ihauet Fan, no model or aerial No. Ten Venetian Bllnda, m e. lul, manufaclured hy Hen. karlk tllain A I’eln t Com­ pany, Hanford, Florida, no model or serial number*, haa been filed again*! you In the aliu»* atyled eult and you are required lo eerva a copy of your Anewer or P leading to Ih* Complaint on I'lalfl. IlfCa attorney, JOBKPIt M. MUIIAMKO, P. O. Box III, Kern Park. Florida, and file the original Anewer nr Pleadlug In the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or before the 10th day o f Kept ember, 1101. If you fall lo du ■>), a decrea pro eonfeeao w ill ba taken aaalnet you for the relief demanded In Ihe Complaint. WITNESS my hand and o f­ ficial aeal of office a t Manford, Hcmlnole County, F lor­ ida thla l l l h day uf Auguat, t ill. (HEAL) Arthur If. Beckw ith, Jr. Clerk, Circuit Court Ily: Martha T. Vlhien D. C. JOSEPH M. MUn.AHKO Attorney at Law P. O. Box III Kern Park. Florida I’ubllab Aug. 10, IT, A S ep t I. 10, t i l l . CDL-OI Toddlers* Tote a c io s s BUT TOU WILL BC WORKIHO WITH A CERTAIN RESIDENT, A DR.CASCYaae MCM WHAT t e r r j v A MAN! POLS fT REALLY MATTER WHtEB 1 INTERN,FAIHER.ABLONaAS ITS A COCO MOiPlIAlf — r OH, COUNTY 6ENERAL W AN T MMMMt IF Hi'S A AtAM FATHER—I Cl HANOLO HIMI tXCSUMNT 4 PLATE, SUTANNE. ONE OF AMEMCAY w MSI) . 1 Toddle Yi food rstther • Tiddler's bad • Toddles'* dag 1 Toddler’s wicker banket* 4 Striae at llaks 3 U riel • Turkish beetelry TWeiee ■ Odor iD eip k e lOPrlaca 11 Treaty c m e r r r c o r t r gp ■TR J t M C I U CIRCErr mm FLORIDA, Its A k B hKRIkOLR COCRTT, n C H U m T . k a . ___ FLORIDA MORTOAOB A BE* CCRITIM COMPANY, a F lor­ ida corporation, P lata tiff, va. JAMES I- BOWLER and AL­ ICE U BOWLES, hie wire, Defendaata. ROT1CR BY PSTBLICATlOk TOl JAMES la BOWLER and ALICE U BOWLES, hie w ife. Rout# No, I, Box ltd , ladlanapolU , Indiana; a lt partlea claim in g Interaato >y, through, under, or aga la it Jam es L. Bowlea and Alice L. B ow les, hla w ife, who m ay be dead, and a ll gaotlea having or elalm tag la have any right, title or Intoroat la the property described herein. You and oacta a f you, aro boroby ordered a a d ronulred to aorvo a copy o f your an ­ ewer or other p le a d ln s to the Complaint, filed In the ahovo styled count, on KURTX A COOPER. H I Metropolitan Bank B idd in g, Miami, F lor­ id*. I1II1, attorn ey* for plain­ tiff, aad to film tho original thereof In Urn o ffice o f Iht Clerk t f tha C ircuit Court of Iho Nlath J u d icial Circuit of Florida, In and for Seminole County, on or baforo tho itth dap af Reptorabor, 1MI, otherwine, the a lle g a tio n ! o f tald Complaint w ill ba taken ae ecnfeeird by each o f you. Thle cause, w herein, Florida Mortgage A Soruritlea Com. peny It p la in tiff, and James l» Bowlt* and Allca L. How­ ie*. hit w ife, ara defendant*, wee Initltuted for tho purpot* of foreclosin g a mort­ gage encumbering the follow ­ ing described properly In Sem­ inole County, Florida, to-w ltl Lot II. B lock II. WBATIIEItMFIELD FIRST AD­ DITION, aa recorded In Plat Book II, Pago* II and AT. P ublic Reeorda o( Himlnole County, Florida. Dated thla t lh day o f Augu it, l il t . (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Arthur H. B eckw ith, Jr., Clork, Circuit Court of Seminole County. Fla. By Martha T. VlhUn Deputy d o r k Publleb Aug. II, 10, IT, Sept. I, l i l t CD L-ll STILL WANT TO J THADC AND LET Md BE TIE BABA -w . SITTERf . DON’T FORGET DR MOTMIR GOOSE KMTMtS, U 6 6 S .J WHAT WAS THAT ) fR-CULPALL ABOUT* J JUST HIS St MSB OF HUMOR- Legol NoHct tk TRR CIRC U I T --------- NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT BP IB AR B FOR * RHU­ MBLR C B t NTT. CHANCERY RB. U N * FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGA IE AJMOCXATION, g Carporatloa, P lalatlff, VR •HERMAN H. HUFFMAN and PAULINE HUFFMAN, hla wife, and HARITAN T. AMEREDE8 and CLARA AMERBDEB, hla wife, Defendantfa) SBTtCH B P F O g H t M t H h •A L B NOTICE IN HEIIERT OIVEN pursuant to a Pinal Decra* o f-F u reeloeu r* dated lha Ilrd dap af Auguat, A. D. IMt, and entered ta Chancery Cat* No. II.IM or tha Cir­ cuit Court o f Iho Nlath Judi­ cial Circuit In and for Semi­ nole County, Florida, wherein Federal N ational Mortgage Aeeoclatlon, g corporation or­ ganised under an Act o f Con­ gress and aala lln g pursuant to the Federal National Mort­ gage A eaoclatlon Charter Act, having Its principal office In the C ity o f W ashington, D is­ trict o f Colombia, Is the P lain tiff, and Sherman E. Huffman and Paulina H uff­ man, blu w ife, and Hurl tan T. Am tredes and Clara Ameradte. hla w ife, tha DvfamUnte, 1 will aall to tho highest and beat bidder for cash at tha Front Door of tha •em lnole County C ourthouse In tho City o f Ban ford. County of Bemlnolo. S la te of Florida, at 11:00 A. M. on tho llh day of Beplembor, t i l l , tho follow ing described property aa set (orth In said F in al Deere*, to-w lt: Lot I. Block II, North Or­ lando la t Addition, accord­ in g to plat thereof record­ ed In P lat Book II. P a sta 11 and SI. Public Recnrda o f Hemlnola County, F lor­ ida. Including Bpeclflcally and per­ manently Installed thereto: L W all Heater — Panelray — model P A -ll I. Hut W ater Heater — Day A Night — model » -c D ated thin Ilrd day o f August, A. D, 1IIL (BEAL) A rthur H. Beckwith. Jr., Clerk of Circuit Court Byt Martha T. Vlhien D. C. Mark N. Cleveland, Jr. and Carroll Burk* Attorney* for P laintiff ik t h e r i R c i r r c o u r t o r P. O. Drawer Z, THE NINTH J t D K I t L CIR­ Hanford, F lorida CUIT IN A k ll FOR ■■■l.kULtt Pufallehi A u gu st IT, t i l l . r o t NTT. FLOHIDA. CDL-M Ik CJIAkCKRY SO. H IM HKRIkOLR r o t ’NTT WERT SIDE FEDERA L HAVR O k lk o c o R R ia n to k 1NOM AND IX) AN AHAOCIAR etire o f Pwblle llvarlng TION, a Federal Having* and Nutlca le hereby given, th at Loan Aeeoclatlon ealetln g un­ der the lawa o f the United after ronelderatlon, the hemlnola County Zoning CommieHtatei af America, Plaintiff, •Ion w ill hold a public hear­ ing to determ ine Ihe feeelhl•ve* RICHARD E. CARIl and F-V- Illy nf recommending to the IELYNN M. CARR, hie wife, Board o f County CommlietonDefendant!. ere th at the follow ing describ­ ed properly presently eoned ABEN DED R -l Mingle Fam ily Residential hOTICR OF SUIT be eoned ll-I Duplet: L oti STATE OF FLORIDA T o H U niA lU ) E. CARR and 1, 1, 1, 4, I, I. 11. 1*. IT Proete EVIKLYNN M. CARR, hie Addn. No. I 10 Altamonte and wife, whnaa reeldanc* la *11 of lllock D, Daymans Addn. lo A ltam onte plus heg MW UNKNOWN You are hereby required to cor Lot t , Illk U, llaym ans file your anewor ur written Addn., P. It. 1, Pg-1>, run N defaneen. It any. In the above lo NW corner— Lut I, Illk. H. proceeding w ith the Clerk of NW'erly ta NKTy corner Lot Ih* L'lfcult Court, and to eerva 1, Block B, BW’trly to ME a rly a copy thereof upon the I’l.iln- corner L it 4, lllock II, NW'erly NE’erty corner Lot 1, 11fra attorney*, whoaa names lo and address appear* hereon, Block n, MW'erly to HE'erly corner Lot 1*. HW k B, E •» on nr before the l*lh dry of September, 1**1. the nature It HI. and the M H i ft of ME *4 of thle proceeding being a lo HK*i of ftW 'i Hecllnn Tsuit for foreclosure nr mort­ IIH-TUE lee* tliat pert prrsentgage against lha follow ing ly eoned C-3 Commercial. public hearing will be held described property, to-w lti Lot 1* and that part of In the Sem lnol# County Court House, County Cnmmlr*lon*re Lot It. OAKLAND IIILLM, lloom , Hanford. Florida, on described aa (ollowei Beginning at a point rn W ednesday. September 11. 1*41 the curve or the East at T:!u P. M. or as soaa there­ righ t-of-w ay Una of Kn- after aa puaelble. M*mlnole County Zoning tlno Way at the In ten seCommleslon linn with the southerly B y Robert 8. Brown line of fait 10: thence Hemlnole Counly Zoning Hoiilh I l ’ ie'IF* East along Director the southerly line of Lit Publish: Aug. IT A Sept. 1, 1* for a illetanre nf 1 * * 1 . ft; Ihenre North • i ’lT Il" Weal fnr a distance of C D L -le 1*1. *» ft; thence North ik t h h r iR c v r r c o i mt o r H ‘ 10'11-' W eal for a die- THE NINTH JUHCIAL T IN . lance uf l i l t ft. lo the Cl'IT OF Fl.tlM IUk. Ik AkD point of beginning, ac­ FOR MKRINOLR COl'kTY. cording lo tha plat there­ LAW NO. SAM of aa recorded In I’L l JEFFERSO N MT A N D A R D Bonk tt. Page It. Public LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Records of Himlnnl* Coun­ n corporation. ty. Florida. TOOKTIIKII Plaintiff, WITH; Jarkaon (la* Hot W alir Heater. Model C MART CHRISTINE KOOLEIII. Herlal 171*1. W Ilia ilT . enmellmee DONE AND OIIDK'IIKD at 8TON known ne C ll Itt.HTINE EOHanford, County uf Hemlaote, OLFJtTON W llltl IIT. a widow, (Bata of Florida, thla tlh day and JOHN ROBBRT HRIOttY o f August, t i l l . and LEAL.S'A U WIIIUHT, hi* (HEAL) lion. Arthur 1L Beckwith, wife. Defendant!. Jr. n r B ltT Clerk o f lha Circuit Court THE NOTICE STATE OF FLORIDA— Seminole County, Florida TOl Mary Christine E g « lteIlyi Martha T. Vlhien ton W right DC. Ilroughlon Blate lfoep llel John M. Panlello nf M organtown, North Caro­ (lit BOOR Y, COUnil * PANIlina ELI-0 John Robert W rltht A tto rn e y s e t L e w Rout# 1 KM Jackeon Street lla lls , Tennreeee Tampa I. Florida 1-aaona U. Wright Ihibllah; Aug. II, I*. IT, dept. R oute I 1. 1HL lla lls , T*nnt*e** CDL-tt Tou are hereby notified th a t a eult bee been filed again st you In the above en ­ titled cause; end that you are hereby required lo file your answ er w th the Clerk uf thle Court, end lo sere* a copy thereof upon th* plnlntiff or p la in tiff* eltorney, who** name and address le: Freem an, Richardson A Wnteon T il Harnett Ranh Building Jech son vllle, Florida, not later than September lll h , A.D. 1*41. It you fall to do »o, decree pro confesso will be entered 3> Eamsilal batag Oltxmbng ngalnet you for th* relief de­ 1 1 Andean hem** 41 Carry (co4U manded In Ihe complaint. UQLndulag 44 Portent The nature of eeld eult be­ w p !r^ M V ineytpotg ing en action of Interpleader MGenuflMlg 4T Aeena relatin g to the proceeds of OOXectify silkworm certain policies of Insurance S M w tm upon (ha Ilf* of V irgil Jam** W right, dtceaetd. W itn ess my hand and th* tea l o f (aid Court at Sanford. Florida, thle lih day of Aug UtL A a 1*»L (AGAL) Arthur *L Bockwlth. Jr., Clork o f tho Circuit Court By Martha T. Vlhien D eputy Clerk Freem an, Richardson A W at­ son H arnett N alloeal Bank H and­ ing Jackson ville, t, Florida Publleh: Aug. It, 14, IT. BepL 1. 1*41. C D L -ll iiJ J CR-I'M NOT t SURE — Legal Notice Legal Notice N O T R E SPO N SIB L E I w ill not be responsible fa r any debts incurred by l i f e * * gib er than M yselfE lm er G. Colvenbech Tha Zoning Commlatlon w ill hold • public kogrlBB ta eonelder recommending ta lha Board o f Coanly Commlnslentre am ending Zoning R egu la­ tions ta create a new d istrict to ba kn ew nt CR. R estricted, Neighborhood Commercial D letrtcL Coploe at this propoeod amendment may bo obtained In the Zoning Office. C ouft Hones, Sanford. Florida. Mon­ days thru Fridays from »:** A M. to III* P. M. Public hearing wilt be held In the Bemlnolo County Court Honae, County Commlaelonora Room. Sanford. Florida, on W ednesday. September 4, 11(1 ai T:)B P. M. nr *s oouq th ere­ after a* possible. Sem lnol* County Zoning Commission By Robert 8. Brown ffemlnola County Zoning Director Publish: Aug. I*. ST, 1*M CD L-Ii________________________ Tk TER n in t h CIRl't r r COURT, c ir c u it . ju d ic ia l Ik AkD PUR BKRINOLK COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN CHAkUKRY NO. IXU1 LILLIE BELLE II ILL P lain tiff, ARICB HILL DefendanL k o n r r t o nr.FF .kD THE STATR OF FLORIDA TOt A RICK HILL W hose residence and ad­ dress I* unknown. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that you nr* hereby required to file your written answ er or defense, If any. personally or by an ntlorncy, on or before September 1», 11*1. a t tha Office o f the Clerk or th* Circuit Court, et th* C ourt­ house In Hanford. Sem lnol# County. Florida, and to mall n copy thereof to Hlenstrom, D avis A McIntosh, A ttorney! for P laintiff. Poet O fllo# Ron 1110. Hanford. Florida, t-TTl. In that certain dlvurce proreeding pending egalnet yoa In the Circuit Court o f the Ninth Jud lclit Circuit In and for Semlnol* County. Florida In Chancery, an abbreviated title o f said cause b ein g Lil­ lie B elle Hill. Plaintiff, versus Arlc* H ill. Defendant." and herein fall not or n Decree pro Confesso w ill be en ter­ ed against you, and the cause proceed ex part*. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckw ith. Jr. Clerk of Ih* Circuit Court By: Martha T. V lhien Deputy Clerk Stenetrom. Devi* A M elntoeh Attorney* at Law Poet O ffice Boi 1110 Hanford, Florida 1-TTI Publleh: Aug. IT A Sept, t, I*. IT. 1**1. CDL-A*___________ Ik TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THR NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT OF AND FOR SEMIN­ OLE COL ATT. FLORIDA, CHANCERY NO. I B R THE BOSTON FIVE CENTS 8AV1NUM BANK P lain tiff. MARION R. DYNE ltALM. formerly known aa MARION E. DYNE, et a! D e fe n d a n t* . m NINTH JUDICIAL C U ff Ik A kD FDD SD LD COUNTY, FLORIDA Ik CDARCEDY ZD . I D E W ^ O P T IO N BY ROBERT L HODORS O f DONNA MAE MARTIN, n minor, NOTICE ET PUBLICATION o f n r r fT M R FOE A E S T IIB E TOl LEO MARTIN 1144 Central Avannn San Diego. California TOU ARB HEREBY NOTL PIED that a gatltlou haa baas filed In th* above atyled court by nOBERT L HODOES for the adoption o f DONNA N A B MARTIN, a minor, by tbg petition,r, ROBERT L HODOEM, and you nr* required t* aarva a copy of you r anawar nr objections la sh ow ca n ts w h r tald petition should Not be granted on lha attorneya for the petitioner. Andrew* A Bmather*. !«» North Orange Avenue, Orlando, Florida, and file tha orlglant In tha e ffic s of th* Clark of th* Circuit Court In and for Hemlnola County, Sanford, Florida. OS *r before Kept. 15th. 1(11. Harela fall not. or daerr* pro confeeto will ba entered against you. WITNESS my hand and th* ■anI of Ih* Circuit Court In Sanford, Florida, th is Ith day oT August, 1**1. (SEAL) Arthur IL B eckw ith, Jr* Clerk By Martha T. Ylblau Deputy Clark ANDREWS A HMATIIERA Attorney* for Petitioner II* North Drang* Avenue Orlando, ylorlda Publl.hi Aug. 11, It, ST. H*pL 1. 1>4L C D L-ll________________________ lk THE rlRCUIT COURT OF THR NINTH JUDICIAL C tR . Cl'IT, Ik A kD FOR SR tU ke OLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CHANCERY No. ISMS MORTUtdR FOR MULORU RE TIIB PRUDENTIAL INSUR­ ANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA, n new Jtraey corporatk>o, P laintiff, ROBERT LEO R IDEN and RUTH ARVELLA RIDEN, k it w ife, Defendant* NOTICE o r SUIT TOl RUUKRT LED RIDEN and RUTH ARVELLA RID­ ER, hla w lfE whoa* real* denr* lai Charity Church noad Pungo. Prlnceat Ann* County Virginia Beach. Virginia and whoa* Poat Office and mailing nddraaa It: R.F.D. No. 1, Bog t » Prlnceat Anna, Virginia, 5141* YOU ARB H EREBY SOTIFIKD that th* P la in tiff, THU PRUDENTIAL INSURANCB COMPANY OF AMERICA, A New Jersty corporation, hin Inetllutad eult a g a in st ROIIKIIT LEO RIDEN and RUTH ARVELLA RIDEN. his w ife, In Iht Circuit Court of tha Ninth Judicial C ircuit In and for Semlnol* County, Florida, Cham-ary No. 11*11; lha na­ ture of Iht suit la to fore­ close that certain m ortgage which anrumbtra tha follow ­ ing described property situ ­ ated and lucaltil In Semlnolg County, Florida, to-w lt: l o t 4, BLOCK B, WOOD. MERE PARK 1ND RE­ PLAT, according lu plet thereof recordtd In Plat Book II, page Tl, Publla Record* of Memlnut* Coun­ ty, Florida. Including sp ecifically, hut not hy way of lim itation, th* fol­ low ing flxtursn and equip­ ment, to-w lt: l (I K. Ilullt-ln R ange Mod. *1 J *10 V - Serial No. MV l l l i b l 1 (l.E. ltefrlg eru to . Model ta 111 V - Me rial No. NV *1111* YOU, and each of you, ar* hereby required to fll* your Anewer 14 the Com plaint with th* Clerk of tha Circuit Court, In and for Hemlnola Counly, at Hanford, Florida, and to serve a copy thereof upon RICHARD W. LASSITER of Ih* firm o f GURNET. OCR. NKY A HANDLEY, 1«1 North Magnolia Avenue, Orlando, Florida, attorney* for th* P laintiff Ik th * nhavg ac­ tion, oa ar before Ih* 17th day o f September, 11(1, tla* a Decree pro Cnnftaeo wilt be entered agalnet you. IT IS ORDERED that thle Notice be published In Th* Hanford Herald, e newspaper published In Sem inal* C o u n ­ ty. Florida, once each week fur four cuniecu tlve week*. WITNESS Ih* hand e f Ih* Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court, Seminole County, Sanford. Flo­ rid*. thle l lh day o f August, 11**. (HEAL) Arthur If. Beckwith, Jr, Clerk uf tli* Circuit Court Seminole C ounly, Klurldk Ily: Msrtha T. Vlhien Deputy Clerk GURNET, a U llN B T h HAND. LET M l North M agnolia Avenue Orlando, Florida Attorney- for th* PlalnG ff Publleh; Aug. 11, IV, it , MepU k a r t e l l o f »t r r in MORTIIAtiK FORECLOSURE T e i Ut.KXN E. 8 ETCH FIELD and (lIXJltlA 1L HETC1I* FIELD, hi* wife RESIDENCE) UNKNOWN AND TOl All peril** claim ing In terfile by, Ihruugh, undtr or egalnet Ih* afore■aid person* TOU ARB hereby notified that h Complaint to foreclose a certain mortgage encumber­ ing th* Billowing described real properly, lo-w lt: t i l 1«, lllock -K". COUN­ T R Y CLt'll MANOR. UNIT NO. I. according to the plat thereof a* recorded In Plat Rook t l . Page 11, I’ublle Records of Sem. tnol* L'uunly. Florida ha* heed filed against you tn th* ahove-etyled suit, and you nr« required to serve • copy of your Anewer nr other P leading t* th* Complaint on P la in tiff* eltorney*. ANDER­ SON. ItUSI), DEAN. LOWN­ DES A van den IIEIUI, 1:1 E ast Central Avenue. Orlando, Florida, and HI* the arl«lnal Anewer or other Pleading In Ihe office of the Clerk of th* Circuit Court un or before th* l ll h day o f September, 1**1. tf you fall la do eo, * deer** pro cunfveeo w ill be taken agalnet you for the re. lief demanded In th* Com­ plaint. T h is Nolle* shall ti* pub­ lished one* a week for four coniacuilv* waaka In lha Manford Herald. DATED this llh day *f A ugust. D U . (SEAL) Arthur H. Rackwlth. Jr. Clark of Circuit Court Ily Martha T. Vlhien Deputy Clerk ANDERSON. RUSH. DEAN. LOWNDES A van d-n UEIl‘1 A ttorneys and Counsellor* At I-aw Ea«t Central Ik>ul*vard Poet Offlr* Ibix III* ORLANDO, FLORIDA Telephone I l l - M i l I-Ubtlahl Aug. It. 1*. IT, Sept. 1. 11*1. 1. 1*41 CDL-31. C D L -ll AREA DIRECTORY a ir INSURANCE c o n d it io n e r H. B. Pope CoMInc. Eor Th* Flnwt Y**r Around Weather Conditioner FEDUEKS S t It* — Serf it* 200 S . P ir k A v*. FA 2-4234 Sanford A U T O SERVICE HARRY ADAIRS GULF SERVICE Tir** • Baiun** • Accessaries Road AAA Service G u a ra n te e d B rake * Service M uffler French A 1st. TK 2-0911________FA 2-9922 FEEDS Sanford Flour and Feed Store AUTO k PROPERTY IN SU R A N C E All Lines Written Bring Your Insurance Problems To U« — BALL-BLAIR AGENCY £12 S. Park Are. FA l-SMl SANFORD, FLA. PLUMBING R. L. HARVEY PLUMBING Complete IniUllatioM • Jim Dandy Feeds Repairs Timothy 11*jf ^ C o tto n Seed Bathroom and KlUhea Fixtures Cow Feed 23.40 per 100 Ik Kittening and Fattenui Water Pomps Free Eetlmaleg ‘ iH , ISM 2. M m 2 VA MMt �Sain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call FA 2-5612. Classified Phone 1. Leal ft I. F ar R m t f lp fagfgrh frrx ll Aug. 27, 1963 — Page 7 17. Male Help Wanted i 27. Special Services 33. Farnitura 34. A r t k t o a F a r S a lt ACCEPTING application! for LOST: Male Tabby Cat. In­ 2 BEDROOM, Fla. Room, WANTED reliable couple te GOODALL Lawn mower. $1L* one driver-salesman (or LAWN SERVICE carport, utility. Near School 00. Window Fna $11.00. Ph. jured eye. Vicinity of SOtb take up monthly payments Mowing snd edging, etc. Sat­ Fuel Oil route and one Ser­ Chtap water rates. US. No FA 2-6523. A Grapevllle Are. Reward. of $13.50 00 $ complete isfaction guaranteed. Ph. vice Station attendant. Call Pats. 222-8282 alter 1 p.m. 322-2164. rooms of furniture. Call FA 2-1117. or write E. II. McAlcxandTE 1-1511, Casselberry, col­ 20' COLDSPOT Chest frees* FURN. Apt. 2200 MellonvUle. er. Phono FA 2-2784, P.O. L N otice* . er. $135. FA 2-5506. lect. Box 1539. Edicieacy A pt IN Mo. up. VACUUM CLEANER repuW, Surplus City. 201 W. lat. Ueed furniture, appliances, SACRIFICE axle, flna eld 18. Help Wanted parts, supplies for Electro* SEMINOLE ft VOLUSIA upright piano, exenllent tools, etc. Bought - Sold. In*. Kirby, H oorn, Air* F U R N I S H E D Apartmant. Repair or New tone, vary good condition, Women Meat Trimmer* Lorry's Mart 31$ Sanford Way, Rex-Air etc. Free Clean and close in. Jimmie Any Type $123. 1220 Randolph St. and Men Boners with speed. Av*. Ph. FA 3-402 pickup. New and Used Cowan. 322-4012. Contract or Hour FA 2-2128. Call Forest 5-3IOS for apeleaneri told. ' FA 2-2283. BONDED ROOFLNG CO. pointinent. 2 BEDROOM beuau. Kitchen FREE ESTIMATE MOVING, must sell houao* 668-G75D DEBARY Upholstering ft Mattreae ren3. E d u cate* * - la u tru c tlM •quipped. 872. FA 2-2203. hold furnishing*. Bank o r 19. Situations Wanted orating. Net* ft Uaod FurnL SMITH Air-Condttton Refri­ Office 204 W. First U. S. CIVIL SERVICE twin bed*. 640 pr. 8 cheats 121 LAUREL DRIVE tore. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg PERSONALIZED child care. geration service. AH work of drawor*, ono with mlr* S BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ Co., at 709 Celery Av*. 322-3920. TESTS! I . M at • n guaranteed. Very reason­ ror; 9 x 12 green oval r u n ped House. 222 a month. FA 2-2117. MEN-WOMEN, 18-52. Start able in price. Diy FA 2-7434 hl-fl record player with cab* 2 DAY a week. Maid's work. LOST: 1 pair of Glasses. Be­ high a i 1102.00 • week. Pre­ Ph. FA 2-4457. Night FA 2-2069. Inet and records, $45; book* 34. Articles For Sale References. FA 2-1441. lieved dropped Into groparatory training until ap­ AIR-CONDITIONED BR. in case. 1220 Randolph 8t* eery order at Thriftway. pointed. Thousand* at Jobe 3 Rra. furn. A pt 262. mo. CHILD care for 2 or 3. Prefer LAWNS Renovated • Aerate USED Water Cooler. $73 At FA 2-2128. rieaae return to ' -J Remove Thatch Chinch open. Experience usually I l l E. 2th St. FA 2 4265. 4-3 year olds. 322-3232. Lyon. Sanford Electric. Frampton. Thriftway. Bug Spray (VC-U) - Ferti unnecessary. FREE Infor­ BABY Bcxl ft mattress. Good *ze—l'h. FA 2-4344 IRONING wanted by hour or mation on Jobs, aalariea, re­ "CLEAN quiet Rooms" Tha ASSUME payments of Singer cond. FA 2-0429. Gables. FA 2-0720. MANSFIELD LAWN SER. piece. 323-0662. quirements. Write TODAY in Console. Equipped to ilg giving name, address and UNFURNISHED large 2 bed­ sag snd make button holes. FENCE Posts, round bearl CHILDREN kept. Fenced in WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, cypress, 7 to 20 foot lengths. I* t u b e n te r it c o i n te pbooa. Lincoln Service, Box 6 Payments of $7.15. 104 S. room Duplvx. Fla. room. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS a tm n t t r a n o L a c o r n . yard. 323-0428. 33c and up. FA 2-1440 or 40, t>o Sanford Herald. Park. tt. n o a m t Electron beat. 14th St. All Types and Sixes FA 2 8910. IT CUASCURT. CA1B BO Child Care. FA 2-2274. Longwood. 818-3298. We Repair and Service m o 6. For R est NEED a ride to School. '59 UNION DIME iAVlBGO BANK. 3 1-A Swap o r E ichans* S T I N E 21. Beauty Salons W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Vespa Scooter. 150 cc. A-t • n i p t r i ll a i i un.ltr the U e i Machinery and Supply Co. CLEAN lit floor Apartment. of tbo sta le of Mew Turk. Rooms private baths, 114 cund. $135. Call FA 2-7815 BUY, Sell ft Trade Guns. "Rack to School Specials' 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-4432 Plaintiff, Private entrance. 1004 PalOsteen Bridge Fish Camp W. First St. or see at 116 N. Sunland Dr. *». Better Waves $7.50 to $12.50 metto. DAVID B. SHIRK end t7R. ft Gun Shop._____________ Razor or scissor* shaping Air-Conditioning Packs, mosquito nets, can­ n ri.A II. SHIRK, his w ife, and NEW 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, Cltl.nRRT O. WILLIAM* aiut EFFICIENCY Apartment on Color, tipping & bleaching “ I ft«k9d fo r s e p a ra ta o h u c k il" kitchen equipped. Central II. B. POPE CO., INC. teens, mess kite. Army- 33. A r tic le s KATHRTX M. WlL.LtAMO. hli Eve. Appts. Soft Water First St. Near 2 city free 2W So. Task Ave. FA 2-4234 w ife, heat ft Air-Cond. Clou In. Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford NEEDED: Somtone to donate Defendant*. Harriett'* Ik-auty Nook parking lota and shopping 1123 a month. Option to Ave. n o n e * o r a ir r Piano Tuning and Repalr a Baby Bed to a worthy stores. No utility charges. 105 So. Oak FA 23742 buy. 422-2276 Orlando. 12. Real Fatale For Saiei 12. Real Estate For Sale ▼ n o t a t b o r r tn n iD A W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 mother. Call FA 2-3153 af* Suitable (or couple or sin­ TOl DAVID B. SHIRK SPINET Piano. Cherry ma­ te r 4:30 p. m. -S p K C I A I. w hose residence In gle, also retired people. MAYFAIR: 3 Bedroom. 1 ST. JOHN'S RIVER. Lake FARM: 3 Acres. Underground Tractor, mowing, discing, LaSalle Hotel. hogany, futl k e y b o a r d bath, large y a r d . $100 Harney. Furnished Camp irrigated. Modern Home. BACK to school offer, one of FA 3-4712. i : i Llnwood. blade, scoop. FA 2 7664. bench, t year old. New WANTED used T.V.’e. Ph. our better cold waves $8.50. monthly. FA 2-4709. Shade trees, circular driveK ansas City, Missouri on 100' waterfront lot, ad­ FA 2 9778. cost $900. Will sell $395. Ph. U RAUL A H. aitlR K . We now have a special fa ­ TREE SERVICE. Expert tree 2 BEDROOM CB House. Kitw a y , 2 Bedrooms, 2W joining lot available too. w hose residence Is: F.V 26719. FURN. 2 Room Eff. Apt. cial Imoth service* from chan equipped. Carport*, service. Reasonable rates, baths, Florida room, pine 36. Automobile* - True kg LaSalle IloteL Call Owner at 349-3191 Private Bath and entranct. tip to tip. »: j Llnwood, utility. Large corner lot. 8 year* experience. Free paneling, hardwood floors, (Geneva). SINGER AUTOMATIC K ansas City. Missouri: l i t floor. FA 2-24*9. BUYING A NEW or 1132 EUlott Are. Near Ball estimates. Ph. FA 2 1377. Sewing machine, like new, central heat. Garage, car­ Cut *N Curl lirauty Shop Ton are hereby notified that USED CART a suit baa been filed aaalnet 318 Palmetto Ave. Park. Phone FA 2 2064 or FURN. apt. 500 Park. porte. Price $18,500. Terms. TO HECK YOU SAY! makes buttonholes, sews on FINANCE IT WITH US and OILBEHT O. WIL­ 2D. Automobile Service Lna Phone door l 322-0831 FA 2-2324. Celery Ave. ft Brisson Yet jou don't know. Call J. IAMS and KATIIHVS* M. buttons, monograms, em­ ft Low Interest Rates 3 BEDROOMS, Itk bath. Kit­ Phon# door 2. 822-8525 WILLIAMS, h it w ife, ae De­ W. Hall, Agency have them Road. Sanford. Tel 322 3990. broiders etc. All without ft Low Monthly Payments AUTO CsLASS fen d in '!, in the above entitled FURNISHED Apt. Redecorat­ chen equipped. Fenced back­ show you this modern con­ attachment*. Sold new over cants; and that you ars here­ FLORIDA STATE BANK 22. Ilulld Paint Repair RED ItltlCK— 3 Bedrooms, 2 yard. 322-6832. 3102 S. Park. ed. 223 a mo. 612 Park. Ph. INSTALLED crete block home today. by required to fit# your an­ $300. Balance now due only full baths. Double carporte. FA 2-30IU. swer with the Clark of Ibis Quietly resting in the se­ Senknrik Glims and Taint Semi-Retired Carpenter $89.86. Wanted reson»lble 1960 COKVAIR. $100 down ft BEDROOM, unfurnished Court, and to serve a oopjr Large lot. Desirable neigh­ Company rine environment of much take over payments. 119 thereof upon the P laintiff, or Small Repairs — Painting house on new Upsala Road, parly to assume payments LARGE I Bedroom, 2 bath borhood. Close to schools ft P laintiff's atlornay. whole 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 more expensive homes. This Rosalia Drive. Phone FA 2 7983 back of Davis Welding shop. as low as $8.26 monthly. name and address Hi House. Available now. 2133 well kept-beautlfully main­ Shopping Center. FIIA $45o Smith. Klllot and Schwalbe. Si: Trade in (or your otd ma­ Owners now on property. An Investment, not an ex­ mo. FA 2 9320. 37. Hoe to - Motor* down. $78.00 monthly. Ston- 25. Plumbing Service* Barnett National Hank Ilulld* tained home demands your chine. Write Service Dis­ pense. Call FA 2-3612 lor In*, Jackson ville t. Florida, na Jarvis. FA 2-1810. BEDROOM Apartmant. ownership. Some features count Co. Credit Manager. 12* RUNABOUT. IS hp. m o not later than September :7th, LAKE MARY. 2 Bedroom furHINSON A HEARN expert advice on a Herald Quiet neighborhood. FA 2include fenced back yard, I31.MKDIATE Occupancy, two PLUMBING CONTRACTING lis t . tor. Electric starter. Ph. P.O. Box 111, Sanford, Fla. nished house. Call alter 3 advertising campaign. If you fall to do eo, decree 1462 from 8:30 to 6 p. m. separate well for lawn, FA 2 3340. p.m. FA 2 3930. pro confesso w ill be entered 3 bedroom model Homes. l Repairs ft Water Heaters Monday thru Friday. Ph. abundant shade trees, fire­ LMN Enterprises, I n c. G.E. FOOD Freezer. 18 ruble Auto Glass, Tops aaatnst you for the relief d«FREE ESTIMATES mended In the complaint. FA 2-4501 any other time. place, two baths, 2 car gar­ ft Scat Covers ft. Fxcullent cond. $125, 14' 1963 FIBERGLASS boat. Highland Ave. Longwood. 204 E. 3rd St. 322-9143 The nature of eald su it be. NICE, neat furnished Cot­ Convertible top, light*, age, lovely corner location, Duniali style Sofa ft chair. In* for forecloeure o f m<>rttage. Suitable for couple. 8. Bench Rental* TE 8 3911. AUTO GLASS & speedometer, heavy duty *e*e recorded In Vut. S«S, PLUMBING etc., Price you avk? $20,000. E x c e l l e n t cond. $75. 2908 Palmetto. FA 2-3821 or Pa*e i:« . e f the official Re­ trailer. CaU 322-0170. SEAT COVER CO. 222 6303. Contracung Repairs Terms if desired to meet HUTCHISON Ocean front FA 2-2029. cords o f Sem inole County. JOHN E. FOX 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 F R E E ‘ESTIMATES almost any budget. Oh yes! Florida. the description of the Apartment. Daytona Beach. property proceeded acalnat be. FURNISHED Cottage near REALTOR ftLL WORK GUARANTEED MOVING, m u st le t! 18 CU. f t 3 8 . M o to rcy cles • S c o o te rs R. U HARVEY it has 3 bedrooms. Call now FA 2-4056. In* as follow s: All that cer­ 323 0550 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3363 upright freezer, excellent BIKES Repaired • Repainted. for tills much fur so little 110 N. Park Ave. main gate Naval Air Sta­ tain property situate and be31. l’oultry • Livestock In* In Sem inole County, Flor­ 9. For Sale or Rent cannot last forever. condition, $223. 1220 Ran­ tion. Reasonable. FA 2-5722. Free pickup a«d del. Coy'a 16. Female Help Wanted 26. Radio & Television id*. more particularly desdolph St. l ’li. FA 2-2128. Bike Shop. FA 1-9663. SHETLAND PONIES trlbsd n i follow s: 5 ROOM House. 817 Catalina. J. W. Hall, Realty, 2211 S. Lot t l of Block " I t . RENT A BED Experienced dental assistant. USED T.V. Sett $10 up. SerFrench Ave., FA 2-3641. FOR CHRISTMAS EASTBROOK SUBDIVI­ Rollaway, Hospital A Baby Reference required. Contact 12. Real Estate For Sale vice calls $2.00. Sanford Financing Available $50 ft up. SION, UNIT NO. SIX. acBedj. 2 BEDROOM Iramo house. Box 3 Sanford Hr wild re­ T. V. Service. Ilia Sanford cord ln s to the plat there­ We will kevp until Dec. 21. GOVERNMENT of a* recorded In Plat Osteen. FA 2-2061 By Day, Week, or Month garding interview. Also S a d d l e s , Blankets, Ave. Ph. FA 2-9776. Hook It. Pa*ea »l and It OWNED HOMES CARROLL’S FURNITURE birdies ft halters. Ph. of th* Public Records of WOMAN- t Day a week. 27. Special Services ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Sem inole Countr, Florida. Ph. FA 24181 l i t W. 1st St. FOR a real bargain in a FA 2 5179 or FA 2-5077. Together w ith the follow ln s Ironing ft Housework, Ilehome buy, ace our selection Realtor Heme o f property which are ROOM in good Home. Ph. ferences. 322 9(26 after 6 WASHING Machine Service. 32. Flowers • Shrub* of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom, 1 Raymond Lundquist, Asso. located In and perm anently In* Free estlmatea on repairs 323-0961. p. m. •tailed ae • part of the lm. and 2 bath homes that are FA 2-3931 Atlantic Rank Bidg. VEGETABLE plants. Sec ■rovementa on laid land: 2640 Hiawatha. 322-7363. available for immediate oc­ Uenaral BUctrte Uullt-ln FURNISHED Apt. Uuti S. MIDDLE aged white woman, Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store, COUNTRY COTTAGE cupancy. These home buys Oven. Model J « • T. Aer­ Park. live in and keep house for SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa 2nd and Sanford Ave. ial m t «»:»« i are priced b«low market NICE two bedroom hunt* tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph U e n e ra t E le c t r ic B u ilt - In elderly couple. FA 2-2348. nestitd In the ahade of giant FURNISHED Apt*. Newly value. You can purchase ■ R a n * # . M o d e l 4 J J R . A e ria l BLOOMING Roses on double 322 3506. Oak treea on a beautiful X R U O JK Government Owned Home decorated. 601 Palmetto. eherokro stock. 82.50 each. WHITE Housekeeper. Live In. Monogram Wall Healer. acre of land just 10 min­ for as Utile as $100.00 to FA2-1374. Gray Shadows Nursery Model CD ltlRKi Aerltl Care for 1 elderly lady. utes drlvg from Sanford. It Fays II 7III11 $330.00 down. Monthly pay­ 4 mi S. on Sanford Ave. All These Trucks Are Ready To Go Reasonable salary. Phone Together w ith all structures FOR LEA5E to responsible U you yearn for th« ser­ ments that include every­ FA 2-1867. •ad Improvement* now and tenants. 2 Bedrooms, Fla. To Use enity of country living, see 33. F u rn itu re thing start as low as $46.00. hereaftar on eald land, and room, carporte. U t i l i t y fleturea attached thereto, and this today. ONLY 17. Male H e l p W a n te d For complete Information TI-104A U* Your rurnltur*. Quick •II rente, teiu**, preceed*. end room, central heat. ExduThe HERALD SellService on any Government Owned ALSO — Gentleman'* 3 acre accruing end U •■'««* 1962 FORI) F100 114 I n t Style Side f ronts With the Cash lively quiet neighborhood. r»m said prtmlaae. *U e f >. inE Ranchette, fenced and croe* J ewel tea c< Home, See your SUPER TRADING TOST Which *r# Included w ithin the 273. 322-8282 after 1 p. m. W ant Ads. fenced pastures, with neat WILL hire busiiiens mai: to FHA ft VA PROPERTY foregoing deecrlptlon and tha FA 10677. F a -7 1 A manage home service route habendum thereof, also alt MANAGEMENT BROKER 3 bedroom modernised home gae. steam, electric, water, 1961 FORD FALCON Ranchero In the Hanford area. Ex­ SANFORD AREA hooked to large cool screen­ gnd other hasting, gooblnt, 6 Cylinder, Standard Trenamlnloe cellent retirement plan, hos­ refrigerating, lig h tin g plumb­ ed porch—See this at $13,* ing. ventilating. Irrigating and Ik t h i : c m t i ' i T t o t n r n r pitalisation, Insurance and 5<H>—mostly cash. power syeteine. machines, THM NIVTIt J t'lllt I AI. <IH . TS-83A many other fringe benefits. a v is rtiN b»:*ii. appliance!, n a t u r e * , end H I T o r gppurtenancee whlah now ere VOLK c o i v r v . FI (HIIDS. Guaranteed salary $3200 per 1961 Ford F100 Pick-Up Office FA 2 2116 . *r may hereafter pertain to, r i M s r n i i n o . i .u m 8 Cylinder, Standard Tranamlaaion year plus a share of the Night rA 2-0648 •r be ueed w ith. In, or on MACYAH HA V I N O ■ .VXD profits. Age 23 to 40 yr*., said premises, even though LOAN AdboCIATIO.V. >23 0700 Plaintiff, REALTOR — INSUROR they b* detached or detachable. FT1-7IA married, high school educa­ 2824 Park Dr. Sanford. Fla. WITNBBA my hand and Ih# vs. FA 3-4991 1919 8. Trench Ave tion, aalea experience with •eel of eald t.'ourt at Sanford, MATO JCRKT W HIOlir. et a I, I960 CHEVROLET Fleet Side, Pefandunt Florida, this :lr d day of good work record, and be in St. Johns Realty 6 Cylinder, Standard T’ranamtaalun vw >: m > i : i > M i n t s: os' »i i r August, A. I> t»*|. IV excellent physical condition. THE TIME TESTD FIRM (AEAI.) Arthur H. Beokwith. Jr., a o i i r u t l . l ! FtSMFl l.laal NR 116 N. Park Ave. FT3-84A Interviews will ha held at FA 2 6123 TOl MAYO JKKIIY \V Itl'llIT IF YOU WERE ONE WIIO Clerk uf the Clruult Court Real Estate—Mortgage* Florida State Employment and FLOIIA M A X I N G Ity: Martha T. Y lblta 1960 FORI) FALCON Ranchero COULD NOT FIND A SALESMAN A REAL HOME. If you Uke l i t N. Park Ave. FA 3-2120 WHIU1IT, hie wlfa. Deputy Clark Service. Tue*., WsJ., Thure. AT OUlt DEALERSHIP ON AUG. 23 — (A copy of th* complaint N K S I I I K M K I UN KN O W N to entertain or just want Ravenna Park FA 27195 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. fle d herein la attached to th* AXIS TOl All partlae claiming n -to n elbow room, check this one. Evenings Interests by. through, un THEY WERE ALL VIEWING TH E rwpy «.f tbl* Nutlce which I* 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Flor­ FA 2 3677 FA 2 3829 FA 2-8360 dor or against tha afore­ 1960 FORD F100 Pick-Up mailed to each Defendant for said parson whom a residence more epeclida room and all the trim ­ YOUR IEST LIVING AND YOU A ItK haraby notlflad fle than a State or Country INVESTING OPPORTUNITY mings In the center of two SUNLAND Estate*. Lovely 3 wee given In the sworn elete- that a Complaint to furscloa* KTJ.87A ment filed herein by th* a certain mortgaga encumber shaded lots in a choice res­ IN riORlOA TODAY! Bedroom, 1 bath. 83UO down 1957 FORD Pick-Up V-8, Ing th* follow ing daacrlhad plaintiff, hie agent or attorHUT WE HAVE NOW OOUIILED $81.61 per mo. $12,300 VA or idential area. Priced below real property, to-w itt *•)■> Automatic TranamUaiun fait 7. OAKLAND IllU -fl THE NU.WIIEK OF SALESMEN its value with attractive 4■>*',# loan. 322 3)011. • m itil f. l lio t and AUIirriON. according to II'IIIVALIIK terms for a quick sale. o n in rrY t o i i e l i * y o u i f y o u the plat thereof as r*. nrd Attorneys and Couneelore at ROOFING 322-5612 322-5613 Legal Notice USED TRUCKS Legal Notice HOLLERS 0/SAN FORD Jim Hunt Realty Stemper Agency SO R R Y ! Stenstrom Realty 1964 CHEVROLET Law I t: Harnett National liank Building Jacksonville t, Florida publish: Aug. 31 A Sept. I. ie. 17. l»«l. C'DL-ei MUISVIK COl'NTT lUSIVU lOMWISIlUV Valla* at Pablla Haarlaa Notice la htrtby given, thsi ter consideration, lb# iemt,1a County Bonin* Conimlaon w ill hold a public bear4 to determine the feeelblly of recwroimndlnx to tha o«r>t of County Commleelon-a that tha follow ing deecrlbI proparty paaatitiy eon#*l • I (final* Fam ily Itaaldant| p* Boned C -l Commawlalt ,te 1, :. and S. Block 1. and ot C, Flora llalahta (Suodlvl- ad In Plat Uo..k IS. Pag* »0, Public Itacorda of Bamlnol* County, Florida, haa bean filed ngalnat you In th* abova-atylad suit, and yuu ar* required lu aarv* a of your Answer or oilier Pleading to tha Complaint on P la in tiff* attorn #)- ANDF.ltSON, llt'SH , DKAN UJWN D U A van dan Utlll'I. SIS K*«t Central Avenue, Orlando. Florida, and til* th* original Answer or oilier I'l-adlng In Ih*. office of ins Clark of th* Circuit Court »n or fora tbs Suth day of Deptalil. bar. ISIS. If you fall to do •o, a dacre# pro confesso will be taken against you for tha relief demanded In the Com­ plaint. T b l* N o tU s s h a ll b# P in - tlahad one* a wvtu fur four runaacutlv* waake In Th* dan- public haartng wilt be held ford Haraid I the Samlnol* County Court DATED Ihl* Slrd day ef ouaa County Commlaalonare August, t i l l . uotn pun ford. Florida, on (dKAL) i a l n a a d - . ) - g a p t e r a b a r It. ! » • ! Arthur If. Bsckwlih. J r . i l:Ja 1’. i t or •* *o 'H tharaClerk af Circuit Court By: M artlu T. Vlhlen [tar a a p o a a l b l * . (i.iuiRol* County Soiling Deputy Clark Coin mission Anderson, Rush, Dean, Ily It-bart *. Brown Lownds* A van dsn U<ra Samlnol* County Xonln* P. a B ob ISIS. Orlando, Florida D ir e c to r uhilah: Aug. II A Sapt. 1. Publish Aug. S7 A 8-pt. I. to. 17. u s s . HI. CDL-IS LtL-71 LA KE MARY Lake view A lake privilege. CBS 1 bedroom furnished. Total price $4500 High ft INVESTMENT A REALTY dry Lot* 80 x 8 7 '/. $673 116 N. Park Ave 322 9173 terms. Brown Realty. Ph. NEW LOW PRICE with terms FA 2 3237 or FA 1-1964. to suit buyer. Custom built house in good location. I COMFORTABLE 3 bedroom Bedrooms, 2 full tiled Home. Assume mortgage. baths, hardwood floors, fire­ Call after 2 p.m. any day place, separata dining room FA 2 8395. 20-2 Hayes Dr. and Florida room, large "eat in" kitchen, double BY OWNER. Ravenna Park. 4 Bedroom*, 2 battle. garage with two utility Screened-in porch. Phone rooms. Lot luo x 132 beau­ FA 2-4374. tifully landscaped with many trees including citrus. Last chance as owner leav­ GREEN BIHAR ing town. Open house now f holer lota available in Greenbriar of l.iwh Arbor at 1814 Mellonvtlle Ave. overlooking gull course. NORTHERN OWNER. Offer* Caslont building to your specification. Grm ihriar four 2 bedroom houses (or sale. Can be bought singly. developed by Bargains for cash or will KING8WOOD BUILDERS INC. sell on term for 20% down. 20] Fairmont Dr. Prices on requests. 322 8282 FA 2-8071 alter 1 p. m SOUTHWARD Deltona FLORIDA'S BEST HOME VALUES: $6960 to $15,450 As Low as $210 doom, As tittle as $43.11 a month! Ho Closing Cost;! Homesite m.evt "*i,t Opportunities From Just $109b DRIVE OUT fODAYl Yee« IMtrttfttt 2-1 8*J « « t «'t if tri« r*tftf$ i*' hfte$e e« OfUOM . |n$ It f'ftfuL t Pfftllt •ftCit "I WANT TO SAVE ON A 1*JU3 -MODEL 6 Cylinder, Standard Tranamlaaion H U RRY! OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF NEW CHEVROLET'S, OI.DSMORILES, CADILLACS AND TRUCKS, ALSO USED CARS AND T R IC K S HAVE UEEN RTS-6 1955 FORD Piek-Up Truck 1955 FORD Vi Ton Flat Bed 1954 FORl)fc*/2*Ton Pick-Up T3-86 V REDUCED 1917 FORD F600 Cab TO MAKE WAY FOR NEW IDG I MODELS. SO COME IN NOW, SELECT YOUR NEW CAR AND & Flat Bed Top Value Stumps W ith Every Purchase Your Authurlird Kurd treater For Seminole County I Thi Mickle Bros. Inc. Deltona, Fla ft P*err $8144S6 1957 FORD Va Ton* Panel Strickland • Morrison, Inc. 308 E. First St. 219 E. 2nd ST. - SANFORD* 2503 DARK AVE. Winter Park Ml 7-4816 FA 2-1481 * �Pays To Better Grades Prerequisite To Study are we start talking t the best ways to handle sabs and testa, there's mm more Item we have nrer-the materials you h r offeetlve study, i nttebook la the most rtaat pis re of equipment ' m M o course difficulty bem m t they don’t keep the H0M kind el notebooks, er 4 M t loop them la the right way — o r don't keep notetanka a t all. r Oat yourself a notebook for • • e h course, preferably tha kind with tha coiled wire M a tte l; they lie Oat for easy Batatof and writing and the fa # sa are sasfly removable. Above afl, keep the noteta n k dean. When you take a * tf l la class, take them qafekly but take them aa anally aa pesalbla-ualasa you ulna to recopy them. There’* an o m n yitlabl* tight than M e student who has token Mlrn-eeaapkte d a is notes onM In find that when It comes ■am to itody bo can’t rend WASHINGTON (DPI) S m . Clair E m it, (D-Callf,), t e f c n r w t brain surgery Sat­ urday and la la serious conOiiloa today, an aide said. , The 03-yssr-oId Engl* was reported suffering from a "congenital condition" of the brain. 1 Charles Bosley, Engle's hide, said the brain condi­ tion was affecting the cir­ culation In Engle’s right arm and leg. He entered the Doctors Hos­ pital Thursday, On Saturday on operation was performed to remove "a small amount 0f tissua" from the brain. "Tha opsratlon was to all appearances successful,” Bos­ ley said. No signs of a tumor were found by doctors, the side •aid. However, the result* of laboratory test will decide whether the lawmaker is suf­ fering from a malignant con­ dition. taka notes, then doodle In there’s nothin] more unplea­ your doodle book. Again, this sant than studying from a might sound elementary, but tcrlbbledup notebook. When­ ever you're Mixed with an uncontrollable urged to doo­ dle, have your doodle book handy; it'll save a lot o( note­ books. Alter you buy a doodle book, save up some more and invest In a vocabulary note­ book. Whenever you run across a new word, write It down. Then once a week you can look up all of the week'a new words In the dictionary. And after you look them up, use them. You'll impresi all of your friends.—and teach­ ers—If you keep a good vo­ MAX FINCH, son of cabulary notebook. Remember a few chaptcra Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Finch, o f 618 Meilon- back when we talked about ville A v e n u e . arrives all of tho outside reading home th is week a fter that you're going to doT Sure graduation f r o m Au­ you do. You’re reading a burn U niversity w ith a nonresjulred book and one of BS degree in mechani­ the better magazines for at cal engineering. Finch least IS minutes a day. Right? attended Sanford Well, tt you're really enter­ schools and was gradu­ prising you might also get a ated f r o m Seminole notebook for all of the new ideas you're getting from that High School in 1958. outside reading. Finally, if you're in a spending mood, a set of 3 x S Hash cards can he a great help for learning foreign lan­ guage vocabulary. Write down the new word on one side of the card, Its English equiva­ lent on the other. We'll talk more about notetaking later. For now, Just remember that a textbook has a lot of pages. It you can start to keep most of what you have to know in note­ books, you ran save a lot of reading at the end o( each term. (NEXT; The first thing to do with a textbook.) rirrv n o i» s im ; It Atilt Y P ub! I .lit . ant) jur*. or crnckirtf . « r o r n m r f mouth HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB presidents and food chairmen from nine Seminole County clubs attended th e food demonstration, "Tailoring Food Needs to Me,” presented by Mrs. Susan Camp, state food specialist, a t the Agricultural Center. Displaying one of the attractive posters used during the program are (from left) Mrs. W. H. Heinbuch, of Lake M ary; Mrs. John Scnkarik, of Sanford; Mrs. Camp and Mrs. J . C. Snpp, of Lake Monroe. (Herald Photo) Trapped Miners Kept Talking SIIEPITON, Pa. (UP!) From the time communica­ tions were established until the moment of liberation, Henry Throne and David Fcl­ lln kept up an exchange of goodmatured banter with their rescuers on the surface. Even in the last agonizing moments when the two men were being hauled up the 309foot-long, 18 inch-wide channel to safely from their two-week long entombment, they shout* cd encouragement, Instruc­ tions and wisecracks to tho rescue crew. As Throne began the as­ cension he shouted, “ What a ride this is. 1 feel like a banana. "I'm gonna lose my gumboot. 1 don’t want to hit D m y," (Fcllln). The surface warned Fellin to get out of the way. Throne: ‘‘Keep her going. Keep her going. I'm coming up. All right fellows. Go ahead I'm coming up.” Surface: “Just like the chutes at Coney Island." Throne: "Yeah. How far am I up?” Surface: *'Oh, away up.” A short time later Throne was out. He did e sort of Now You Know fa ile d Press International Although the Chinese were said to have used coal as (ucl as early as l,ooo B.C., the first authentic records of coal mining did not appear until the first decides of the 12th century, according to the Encyclopedia Brittanies. Great Savings on Easy Terms M ATHER of Sonford a parachute a couple of hun­ dred feet It's a hard job. Nice. Beautiful Couldn't be no better. Beautiful ride. Nice down here. Surface: "Was It like a tunnel of love down Ihere?" Fellin: “ That's what I was thinking down there. Now, 1 can see light." Moments la­ ter Fellin was free and was whisked away to the hos­ pital. Baby beds (Complete with MattrfM) „.. 129.93 Chest of Drawer* -I Drawer — ----- 919.93 Play Pens ______ 112.93 Play Pea r a d s ------- 92.19 Strollera ________ 919.95 It Is estimated the sea con­ tains enough salt to cover the U. S. under a crystal layer a mile deep. In Bloom By Mrs. Adam Mullrr The summer rccrculiott pro­ gram In DeDary will wind up this week with a morning of games to begin at 9 am ., Wednesday at Iin- Commun­ ity Center, followed by a pic. nlc, and a talent show, pro­ mising lots of surprises for parents and friends, to be held Thursday evening at the Center. Square dance lessons fur tho youngsters, with Harold Jenkins as instructor, will begin sirs Saturday nlterrmiui, Sept. T. and continue until the scries Is completed. I/mgwood Elementary ITO will meet at 8 p in. today to plan tho coming year's activ­ ities. Then a vascular surgeon and an orthopedic specialist began stitching together the severed nerves, muscles and blood vessels. "At this point it does not took like s hopeless case,” a doctor said Monday, “ and yet I can't say definitely the arm will be saved. It's just a question of time.” Bennett's special nurse at the hospital said he was in "real good spirits." FROM A WORLD OF FIN E FURNITURE Bougainvillaea Legal Notice NOTll.'K Is h»r*by vltf’ii th il I *m *n*.H*d In bull, ntss at 17-11, Umawooi], sum. lasts County, riorbU, un.l.r ths fictitious nims of. llltiK. AWAY It AIt, »n.| that I Intend to rm i.t.r aulil ium , vsltli tha Cl.rk »f tha Cln wit r.mri, a.mlnula County, irluriitj. In aemrdanca wills tha prntl. ■Iona of tha Klctltlmi* Mama Btalut.s, to-wlti Hsclltin SSI.OS Florid* Mtatuir* t»J7. Us: AllTHUIt MItJ.KR, in* 'ii aim > nrit.vit. flhe trils 4«c o\vf;rn. 'Vie;i V iiW iif’cAi, tv slin 'sro o o th . free MIAMI (UPI) — A Miami butcher waited In "good spirits" today while doctors kept a close watch on his arm—severed by a meat siteer and sewed back on In a delicate five-hour operation. A physician for Alfred Ben­ nett, 49, said "there Is some circulation in the arm now,” but added he could not lell definitely whether or not the arm will be saved. Bennett s arm was cut off at the elbow, except for a thread of flesh, by a large meat-slicing blade on It at a frozen meat packing firm here Saturday. Fellow workers wrapped the arm In a blanket, strapped It to Bennett's side, and rushed him to North Side Hospital where he was given a blood transfusion for shock. Folding 111ah Chairs 112.91 Trainer Seats ------- 13.95 EASY TERMS OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS C rnpcvllle Nursery 2221 lira pet ille Ate. F A 2-0885 “ S c o t l* Hanford’s Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store IIUH-OD E. I st ST. FA 2*098:1 D e a le r’* HILL HEMPHILL (left), owner, anti C. E. Chanlot (rig h t), sales m an. nper of Hill Hemphill Motor*. Rambler dealership in Sanford, m et with Hoy Aberncthy. American Motor.* president, a t the firm ’s animal dealer conference in Miami Beach. Hemphill reported Rambler shattered all-time sales m arks this year and ho anticipates new records for fall and the cominK year. W AI,/. A uk. IZ, i n , ;7 H.pL I, 1)11. COI.-S1 IKSIUILK i o ia t v and i n v i s t l I 'O M w ia s in s i T la llr a a f C a h lla l l m . l n a T h a X m iliiK C .im iiil.a ln n w il l h u ll! a p u lillc l i ' - .r l i i K In c m . a lita r r . 'in n u -m lln u In th a H o ard of C o u n ty t'm u a ilM ltm . a ra I s am sn d S a u tlu n IS S u b . ■action 1# ( h i u f th a S a m i, n o la C o un ty Z u n iu it t t a a u la . tlu n a tu p .r n i lt Ilia a ra e llo u o f eloaail l . n c t a o r w u ll* not to a i T t d S f t . In h u lifh t In a n y r .s l d m l l a l - til s t r i c t * 1 laa o f th is p rn p u a .it r .a n lu llim m a y ba o b tain e d In th a Z im ­ in * O f flc t , C o u rt H o u se , Hanfo rd , F lo r id a , M nn daya th ru F r ld a r a (ro u t 1 . 1 4 A . S I. to l:SS I*, u . Pit bile lirarlii* w ill ba hald lit tha Semlniila County Court llaua*. Cnunly Cutunil tllitn* ara lloom, Sanford. Klorlda, on Wadnseday, N .p l . m b .r 4. ISM at 7:S« I*. M or aa aoon tharaaftar aa pnsslbla. M sm laolr I'u u u iy Z in in s f'u m in laalo u ll y H u b e rt S B ro w n H tn iln u la Count) Zniilus Uambltr Clastic Cron Country Station Wagon—chootc the famout 6 or ntw lStj-hp V'-tf Director P u b lis h : Au*. t« , 17, 1)11. CDL-ll Rambler outsells all other six-cylinder station wagons in the world There are lots of reasons why this rakish, roomy Clastic outsells them all: “ Car of the Year” styling and the new Advanced Unit Construction th a t produces its solid, sedan­ like ride, for example. T h at Iloof-Top Travel Rack Is stnadard equipment. So are the Double-Safety Brakes, Wieboldt's the Deep-Dip rust proofing to the roofline, and the Ceramic-Armored exhaust system . If you prefer, you can also have ail of these in this sm art best-seller with a new 198-hp V-8 th at costs less than many Sixes. See your Ramblerdealerduringthe "Savingest D ays.” Join the Trade Parade to THIS FANTASTIC NEW ELECTRIC SLICINH KNIFE ABSOLUTELY srsog OF EXTRA CHARGE WITH TIIK I’LIUHASK OF EACH GE MOIIII.K MAIO DISHWASHER MODEL SI* 603 UK SI’ 503. LIMITED TIME. R A M B L E R 6 - V - 8 DILL nCrlrnlLL N U IU IO IN I., 301 West First Street, Sanford, Fla. CAMERA SHOP 210 S. PARK AVE, Slices neat, uniform servings of meat, foh, poultry, vegttables, breads, fruits, cheeses and cakes. Detachable Stainless Steel blades with tungsten carbide culling edges. Tungsten carbide, one of the hardest metals, will preside long life sharpness. Attached 8 it. cuidtct, plugs into any 120 volt A.C. outlet. Helps pay lor iuell —Economical, trims all meats neat and dean - foods go further. Attractively gilt boxed lor any occasion. See your Rambler dealer—a good m an to do b u sin e ss with for a new car or a S e le c t used car 118 S. Magnolia NEEDS NO INSTALLATION ....ROLLS ON WHEELS! �% P *0mV* 6 ^ « io « * Sanford P* 0. Ready If Rail Unions Strike Congress Works Deep Mine Explosion Traps 25 Against Time Sanford post office li ready WASHINGTON (UPI) Congress was expected today —in the event of a national Ja to beat a midnight strike railroad strike at 12:01 a.m. deadline and enact legislation Thursday—to move air and to avert a nationwide railroad first class mail by airplane), truck* and buses, it was re­ strike. A Home leader predicted ported today by Postmaster approval of a Senate-passed Crcile Heard. bill to refer the two major However, Mis* Hoard note*! issues in the rail dispute — MOAB, Utah (UP1) — A that she received instruc­ firrmen’s joh* and composi­ W EA TH ER : Widely scattered afternoon showers through Thursday; liiyrh today 90-9.*i: low tonight in 70s. rescue worker searching tions not to accept mailing* tion of train crew*—to an ar­ through debris at the site of United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 W ED., AUGUST 28, 1963 bitration board for a binding other than first class, air the Moab mine disaiter made VOL. 56 decision. mail and air parcel post voice contact today with nine The Senate approv cd the which are destined (or point* of the 23 men trapped under­ measure and sent it to Presi­ beyond Ihe second parcel post ground. dent Kennedy tor hi* signa­ 3IOA1I, Utah (UPI) — A ture, hopefully before 12;0l delivery zone, which extend) a.m. Thursday when the rail­ generally about 150 mile* multi-million dollar potash roads plan to put strike- trig­ from Sanford, for the dura­ mine near here was shuttered gering new work rule* into tions of the rail strike if U by a fiery explosion lute effect. occurs. Tuesday, trapping 25 men 3,Barring a n y last minute "We are prepared to hand­ Ool) feet ht-low the eurth’s WASHINGTON’ (U PI! legislative snags, government, le any letter or parcel adsurface. oflirial* predicted t h e r e ] dressed to any point, providScores of thousands of dem­ would he no strike. The rail-1 ed first class or air mail Rescue teams were hopeful onstrators from North and road unions have threatened i postage is paid on the Item," today that nt trust some of South and East and West a walkout it the work rules the postm aster said. the men were alive. They said swarmed into the nation's But she cautioned that ser­ are pot into eftrcl. there was a possibility that Meanwhile, t h e nation's vice will Ik* temporarily sus­ parts of the crew wA* Strurul­ capital today in America's railroads, ready to put sweep­ pended on second class maga­ ed in passage-ways leuding greatest rnlly for Negro ing work rule* changes into zines ami newspapers, third from the base of the vertical rights. clfect one minute alter mid­ class m atter and fourth class shaft of Die mine where res­ Lenders of tho demonstra­ night, prepared to halt ail parcel post package* address­ cue squad* worked in 130 dc- tion, which they called “the freight amt passenger sen ice ed lo points beyond Ihe se­ Juhn Krider won a 81,230 (jree temperatures. march on Washington for In the fare of a threatened cond parcel posl zone ex­ appropriation from the Counly And, a worker who was jobs and freedom." stated tending 130 miles from tho strike. Commission for his St Johns- blown through a plywood their purpose this way: Chairman <>rrn Harris 113- point of mailing—as part of Indian River Canal District. windshield while standing on "We march to redress old Ark.). of (lie House Com­ the national post ofiice con­ Now Chairman John will try the bend frame ahnvu the grievances and to help re­ for the same amount from shaft top was doubtful they solve an American crisis." merce Committee, who Is tingency plan for operating Volusia. Brevard and Orange survived. charged with guiding the hill under a rail strike emer­ The demonstrator* came Counties to tally 83,000 to to passage, told a reporter: gency. T h e way the explosion aboard 2D special trains from Mailers are advised lh.it commence operations. "I don't think we ll have any knocked mu hack I'm suie it us far west ns Chicago and ns • mm any emergency shipments, trouble." must have come from the hot- for north ns Hartford, Conn.; County Commission moved tom of the mine." said Malt As passed hy the .Scnali, such as medicine or badly alumni nearly 7i*U buses ami to save (he taxpayers some Rauhula, 17, a bucket dumper the legislation would set up needed spare parts, should ho row . Tom Itanies, I Sob 1.ikons, Helen Milter, Jean SOME OF TH E MEN AND WOMEN who will nine chartered planes; by cur money Tuesday. Dr -o they who was not seriously hurt. a seven m an hoard—two each sent first class or sir mail Hattie sutil Dell Johnson, Top row, Julian Steiltw uh th e 1-1,000 ntutlent* in Seminole County and afoot. will decide in special session "Tlie explosion was so strong representing t h e railroads during the strike, If lt oc­ strom , Pete Poore, I tick Prater, Gerald Jones, public aehtniU which open Tuesilny, Sept. 3 are They sang and chanted as Sept. 3. Tlte question: Whe­ 1 really don’t think that unyand the unions and three rep­ cur*. and if the shipment de­ -ludy Dromnierlnutsett, George Kirsten and Hoh .shown nt an orientation m eeting hehl in Snnfnnl. they came. Front the crowds ther In ask alt the county ono in the bottom could have poo ring into tin* Washington resenting the piddle—lo arbi­ mands delivery beyond Iho Costello, In the front row are Itohunl llilt, Loree Likens, limit. IVrishablo electors to approve in the survived it." trate tho two key issue*. The 150-milo (Herald Photo) Eli/.alieth Foresman juul N onna Deal. Second .Monument staging grounds item* such a* baby chicks Nov. 3 election the activa­ Steve I lots Is, state mine in­ came the sonorous chant; arbitration award would be and honey lies'* should not ho tion of Hie new law allowing spector, also was doubtful. in effect for two years. "Fienbuu, freedom, freedom," mailed for the duration of tho the county to act in obtain­ "The situation is very, very The remaining Issues in Hie At 11 ant. KllT, Washing­ strike, if it occurs, she re­ ing land fur the proposed new grim," he said. “It would lie a four-year old dispute would ton police chief Robert V. commended. university. This would save miracle If anyone is alive." not he subject lo arbitration. Murray estimated the mushPostm aster Heard noted a speei. I election. Then, if llatsls reported that huge looming crowd nt the Wash­ Rut there could not tie a that Jacksonville, Tampa and amt when the Slate Hoard of quantities of cnthun monoxide strike or lockout over these West Palin Beach arc among Control decides in November worn flowing from tho mine. ington Monument and Lincoln Issues (or nt least 180 days iho cities within the 150-mile Memorial at 70,000. A police Cr Hc.cmtier on a Seminole He said tin- carbon, monoxide jHJEPPTOV, Pa . (UPlfc utter the measure became zone of Sanford which will Buck Sulazar County site the county's fr«e- meant tin.- *ii.-b. * w h s i t II Spidlj-min I ’ld jth e rfenioo R*u er< drilled law. r-.<.v* up. .'«ied I"- to LISBON (UPI) — A record continue to get full mail ser­ holders would pa»« on the smoldering in tr.e mine, doTAMPA lI T U —Tup union Chairman Edwin I- Mason mas* demonstration in sup­ * y M holiday, fi .-tiVr tVIOfd.’* The fee* "f earth, rock um T iuo vice from this post office, if question of a bond issue in a uirned primarily tor commer­ rrsmpany oltlclals went amt commission counsel lew- port of Premier Antonin Sala­ i.. in of NN.toca to whit, i today lo lh«' c ismlM-r where I and when tlui strike occurs. special election. Funds from cial fertilizer production. they believe l-mns Bov a h i' wto closed door ses >..n here L Petteway; city attorney1zar's pledge to defend Por­ Was iiboot 1 "> to 1, She urged the public and t tie bond issue would be used However, Hatxis conceded Leader.* of the march called been trapped since Aug. It tht* morning with local amt Pauli Dixon, federal media­ tugal's overseas provinces large mailers to call the post to purchase the accepted site there was a chance some of They shouted to him, bu!' government officials m an ef- tor John Kenney, and Tampa bnm Jit new attack* on the office at FAirfax 2-2893 for fur presentation to the stale. the men wete in an air pocket. early no congressional lender* f^rt to rear i some area of City Council President Doug l mtrd Sia'e* Tuesday ni ;ht. to make their plea for a there was no response. detailed information or to Mining civil light* t ilt. They "Hello, Lou,” shouti I i agreement in the bitter lit- West. obtain answer* to technical All squadron aircraft of 1 got a friendly reception hut rescue worker tlirou ;ti nit j ilay-nlit General Trlcplmne As Hie meet init got under ■1,0011 Dead? VAH-T. returning from duty in ; I’PI A, Yugoslavia (IT ft questions involving their par­ no guarantees that Congu-s auqduirr 11tree ted into tiie Company strike. way, the company reported MIAMI (IT I) — Refuge* r - Soviet 1’temfcr Nikita ticular mailing problems. the Mediterranean Sea, are Would be aide to lulvanea its hole. "If you cun hear me. t,; an increase In sal iota go to groups said today that more Khrushchev and President The meeling uas call scheduled to arrive Sept. 3 timetable for action on the rap on something." Mayor Julian Line and came company property. T ti r e e than I i*8i children In Cuba Tito intend to call * summit afternoon at Sanford Naval legislation. There was no answer. on tile heel* of the most vio­ cables and 28 open strand* of had died uf 'gastroenteritis so conference of Communist par­ Air Station. All airlift, bring­ Deinonwtiution leaders had wire were reported n it at far this year in an outbreak ties to slam) up and lie count­ Tho call was repeated, hut lent day yet in the strike, ing in siqiport personnel, will OCALA (I'P I)—Thirty one promised their best effort* to again there was no rc*|»in»e. Going into the meeting this Bradenton, three cable*, in­ allriliuted to shortage of wa­ ed for either Moscow or Pe­ arrive Sept. 4 * • • H orners also lowered a mi­ morning with Lane were com­ cluding one large ll’oo pair ter and medicines, Negroes were to he arraign­ maintain order. Two hour* king in the ideological dispute, County Road Department Is ed in county court here today la-fore the scheduled march of crophone and still camera to pany president Fred Learey cable, were damaged in Sar­ veteran diplomatic observers placing an under road drain­ on charge* stemming from eight-tenth* of u milu from detect possible sign* of life and duel company iicgMiatur asota, amt nine cables, In limit Gunmen said today. BRUNSWICK, Ga. (UPI) — Bt: \DK.YIDN <CPI >—Polite age culvert at the intersection recent racial demonstrations. the monument to tlo- l.in.-olii They also plumird to lower a Robert Jones; uoi< ti olficlal eluding a 21ms pair cable were Tlie observer* s.i'J th* two A federal judge, citing racial .Memorial, poll, e reported: No today sought two men who damaged in St. Petersburg. small television cam-ra. of State Road 15 and Third Spectators were barred and top negotiator M. I). Mur­ Communist haulers liuvo work­ Thu company said addition shotgunned four General Tele­ ed out a joint policy for bnt- federal judge, citing racial The super-sensitive mike, phy; State Railroad ami fob Streetin Lake Mary, Just from the courtroom by an or­ arrest*, no violence, no Inci­ tension in till* southeast Geo. capable of picking up the lie U t i 111 i e * Commission at cable* were damaged In phone Company repairmen tltntr a Bed l liine * bill for south of the elementary school der issued lad weekend by dent*. rgia port city, Tuesday halted The first congressional call the Tampa and Polk County fue-day in a new outbreak of leadership of the Commu­ slightest breath or heartbeat, to dram off those lung la n d ­ County Judge Lewis Myer. the first voluntary desegre­ of the march leader* w * * on \ interne ill a bitter walkout area* hut a full report was was lowered hy rope down a County attorney E. G. Mun­ ing "lakes" which form in nist rump. gation of ptiidic sellouts in Senate Democratic Leader by electrical workers, not yet available. 13"* inch wide shaft, which the apex there alter every ich sought the order alien During Khrushchev’* cur- th!* Deep Smith slate. Alike .Mariafield of Montana, he reail reports llut Hie pres­ was completed shortly alter Robert Mount, president nl rain. tent lb-liny visit to Yugo­ U, S. District Judge Frank « • • ident of the local NAACP A. Philip Randolph "father" 8 a.m. EDT, A camera a ho I oral 82). International tiro New Soviet Blast slavia, the Soviet premier and M. .Scarlett granted a lastMOSCOW (UPI) — The So Tito Imvo renrhed un under­ therhuod of Electrical Work Robert E Boon has been chapter had urged Negroes of the demon strut ion, nnltl was lowered. ditch appeal hy 4 group of efs, AFL-CJO, led a inarch viet t'mmnunist party, in an­ standing for u new •'collabnrii* named senior citizen coordi­ to pack the courtroom "to they were received cordially. LI. Richard Anderson, u other attack on tied China, tloo" between their two culm- segregationists and signed a Dr. .Martin t.other King Jr., U. S. Navy survival expert, to tlm Hillsborough County nator in the Winter Park o f­ see that justice is done." JA' KAON. ill *, (t'l'l) — lemporury retraining order Musleh said the court Jam­ president of the Southern listened a t fice of J. Edwin I.nr.on, slate t ti e surface Lt. Gov. Paul Itnruey Julio- courthouse today to urge the ..ti.! Unlay that Communist trie. Both have been target* to stop the enrollment nf six treasurer and insurance com­ ming would create "disorder Christian Leader-hip Confer­ through specially designed •on Jr., the defiant •egregn- county rntnmisdon to force foreign policy under Josef Sta­ of biller Chinese criticism. Negro students at Gljnn Aca­ ence, *11ill they had "u Very earphones tor any irure lin was "not always consis­ missioner, to provide insur­ and contusion." Tlie quarrel revolves on demy. *d tioni.st who wuii Tuesday's the company lo arbitrate the tently uwd m Ihe interests Khrushchev’* p olicy o f peace­ Most of the Negroes are fruitful di*eu*»iuti" with tin llova. ance informatiun anil advice Dcmurrntie primary runoff strike or face the loss of ils In another Georgia school to senior citizens of Seminole, charged with illegal picketing. Democratic leader. ful coexistent r bused oil tbe desegregation All drilling slopped and the for governor, accepted con­ franchise. Hr also met with of peace," development, Lake. Osceola and Orange t belief th at communism will tlte school board at nearby crowd of onlookers was push­ gratulation* early tmliy from Sheriff Ed Blackburn m d o s­ Test Meeting1 Counties. ■urn -niii cap.tuliim without ed back to cut down the noise. Gov. Rods Harnett, ouu of hi* ed session. The union lias ac • • • WASHINGTON (U PI) —The report to u nuclear war that Sovatinalr announced It wilt Clued the sheriff of using Rescuers said the mike would chief supporters. admit 21 Negroes to two of .Senate Foreign Relations could destroy the world. Police headquarters had a t>e "left down there" until it Harnett, prohibited hy law "police state tactics." its throe white high school* Comoiittee held a elosed ses­ new American 11a g flying The Peking regime huists starting Sept. 3. The school w a s definitely established from succeeding hlrmolf, paid sion with Secretary of State atop its flagpole today. Look­ on a more militant |>•.!!<y call­ whether there was a trace of u pout-midnight <all to JohnIlea n ttu'k today before get ing for armed rebellion to board sited under orders ed real pretty, loo fife. They »aid (his could sun'll hotel suit ami 1zpres* d from Scarlett. • • * ting down to actual consid­ spread communism. "lake hour* " delight with Ibr derisive tri­ In the Brunswick cate eration of the nuclear test Navy exchange retail store umph over former (i *v, .1. I*. Scarlett *aiil tint unless de­ ban treaty, and cafeteria will hold Open Cote mutt. Barnett ealh -t it "rio segregation was stopped House Thursday C'apt. It. M. Wave Spotted endorsement uf Mali rigid*, "plaintiffs will suffer irre­ JFK Statem ent Pepper Urges Ware, commanding olli.gr of MIAMI i LTD—A “ moder­ io n -tiliitiuii.il government uutl parable injury by reason of WASHINGTON' (UPD — Sanford Nava! Air Malion, Washington tuph - Cuba Decision ate" easterly wave was spot­ segregation of the rn s." disorganization and demorali­ to a Labor Day statement Eleven House members were will cut the riblmii at 8;30 ted near Puerto Rleo Tues­ John-on, 17, lost three tur- at work today writing civil heavily emphasizing WASHINGTON i l l ’ll — zation o( tilvnn Academy, it* civil a m formally opening the day, hut weathermen said it lier ruic* for governor. Rep. Claude Pepper, D Fla.. students and faculty a , well right* legislation dial would rights. President Kennedy expanded store. Free coffee was not likely lo develop into With sli hot lit of tlip lohl Ihe house today that the as those in itisely (Negro) help meet demands of thou­ said today RKEI probably wdl and cake will be served au­ a tropical storm. state’s 1,871 precinct* com­ I lilted States dlould not ne­ High School and by reason sand* of mtegraUoniils go down a* one of tlte turn thorized patron* in the reno­ Tho Weather Bureau data plete, Johnson ti.nl - I7,i'*78 gotiate further un peace of racial tensions in Bruns­ marching a few hlocka away. in; points in tho history of vated cafeteria. un the wave was being gattl votes to 18>i,PVJ fur Coleman. moves with lliivtia until So­ wick and elsewhere at this • • • The tmal decision of a American Libor. ered from weather stations in Joint-on, u gaunt and bald­ viet troop* are withdrawn particular tunc. House judiciary subcommittee Jaycee* wdl attend so in­ Puerto Rico and the didurb- ing son of a former governor, from Cuba a< a demonstrais likely to be a week or more St. Johns M ix ter-club meeting at Orlando .vice would not lie Investigat­ joined Burnett in physleully 1 ion of "good faith." in tiie making. But the vet­ ST. YEGIM INK ( I'PI t Thuraday j » a part of their ed hy hurricane hunter planes blocking the udmi * oi of Ne­ eran congressman who heads Pepper said this was a lo­ Registration A t Thu traditional segregation visitation program. So far today. gro James Sleiedith to "Ole (he group believe* President barriers were lowered fur Die gical next step alter Iho lim­ they are loo per cent on this ilis»" lust full. Kennedy's civil rights pro first time in Nt. John* county ited nuclear lest ban treaty. Oviedo Slow project tur the year. • • • Driver (’luirjrcti posal would safely clear the schools here teniay when five He introduced a resolution Oviedo School Principal first hurdle. Negro children registered for wIdcli won bl express tlie Clyde Holder reported today BROOKSVILLE iLTI) — Police Deport Dr Luis Perez, new SanTile driver of a trunk involve I The prediction came from c L ’ies at a local elementary M-n-e of Congress to that ef­ that registration at his school A Negro woman i thing in fciru doctor who 1* much in has been exceptionally slow in a traffic accident last week Lake Monroe, near Mellon- Chairman Emanuel Culler, sellout. Lemons begin Sept, j. fect. demand a* a speaker, will although there sr« n number which killed six persons and ville Avenue, Tuesday after­ (D-N.Y,), of a House judi­ talk to Jay cues Thursday Injured three others lias been noon, reeled in a five-month ciary subcommittee tii.it has of new students and ftr-t shout "Americanism." • • • charged with driving while fetua. Police Lt. Ben Boiler been considering the admin­ Koad llonris OKd grader* who hnv* not pre­ JFK To LIU IN FINE FETTLE — Grin wide u* nil outdoor* his operators license was reported. County Judge Ver­ istration bill in closed sess­ WASHINGTON (UPI) TALLAHASSEE (L'PI) viously registered. A 'Draft Goldwater" com­ britfhteiu face of Henry Thorne, 28. recuperat­ suspended and having a sus- non Mize, acting coroner, said ions since An:. II. A 81PJ imll.on bond issue to Vice President Lyndon B. Holder urged that ih o * mittee for Seminole Coun­ ing today from mine imprisonment in a Hazle­ penned licence in his possess­ medical examination revealed Celler said that he expect- [ expand Jacksonville's express­ Johnson got a birthday cake students make their registraty is being organized Look ton, l'a., hospital. N urse Catherine Vegile hriiig* ion, it was revealed today. the body to be that of a hoy ed the Kennedy bill to emerge | way* was among five issues from President Kennedy on tiun no later than Friday. for an announcement in llie him congratulatory teA-graniw. He and David He is Fred Wiley Jeans, of horn (our months premature- from the fiihconintitleu prat Ioka>e l Tuesday by the Stale hi> .Vub birtlolay anniversary School offic* 1* open, daily, near future of a public m eet­ (Hoc*. Tursdoy. I H ind Review Board. | lj. t lically intact. Felliu were Ltough to the nurfoce Tuesday, from ».Ju am . until 2:30 p m. ing. Local operators of rending machine!, beware! Some lo­ cal yokel is using Guam coins ■bout the size of ■ nickel. Hr not only gets ■ solt drink hut three nickels in change. Or >o the police blotter reads. • • • Cam! Bruce plans to open thecounty's voting registra­ tion ofiice on ■ full time basis next Tuesday. Her new office is in the ceurthuuse, ground floe*. • • • lltbbard Casselberry has of­ fered the enunty an enticing proposition for the courthouse annex. Jim Avery and Lee Gar), courthouse facility com­ mittee for the County Com­ mission. have recommended the Commission accept Cas­ selberry's fop offer; A 3.800 square tool building Immedi­ ately north of the Casselber­ ry poslotfice on a 10-ycar lease at $2'H) a month for the first year and tS312 a month for the balance. Commission will decide in a special meet­ ing Sept. 3. Casselberry said lie could have tbe annex ready for occupancy by Oct. 1. Slim Hope For Victims In Utah Disaster Sm tftirft Ifm tlh Thousands Jam Washington In Rights March No Sign Third Miner Is Alive Union, Phone leaders A jp Closed Meeting Red Showdown Summit Planned 31 Face Ocala Arraignment W ! U. S. Judge Halts Voluntary Mix Election 'Slates Rights Victory' Committee Busy During March J E � 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 27, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 27, 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 27, 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/c63cf89419183bbee80175da8263ce00.pdf d6b535e1a5b8d026e10ea03b51927464 PDF Text Text Seminole Teacher leaves For Turkey S a ttfo rb lim t lir fcdiium PAGE 12 THURS., JULY 25, 1963 COUNTY NEWS Oh ti Bmlnola Casmty’a M M aadlsf Uttfear*, Mrs. Vpm Shierloek, la an* barking M tbs moat e halien gt a | a y n i n n of bar c* rttr « b aa aka I n n a Nrw York • • a t Ttaesday for Turkey, A teacher far nin# years and a t th» South Seminolt Elementary School a t Caaaalberry for tha paat two years, Mrs. Shierloek will be on pro* fcMlanal laava of abeenca from the county school eyataH for tha next year. Sha will aatlat Dr. Kleaiior X. Groan, University of Flor­ ida professor, whs la an tears a f absence, In establishing tha flrat free primary school ayatOTn In Turkey under TT.8. AJ.D. (United States Aid for International Development). Dr. Green needed an Amer­ ican familiar with the bade curriculum needs end concepts to work with her and since she hes worked cloeely with Mrs. ShUrlock on several important state committees the Seminole County teacher was a natural •hoiee. Dr. Green has already bern In Turkey for a year and has found the children there to be alert and caper to learn. 8h» feels that Mrs. Shierloek, who will be employed by the Turk­ ish government, can make a Worthwhile contribution in this endeavor. Mrs, Shierloek will be work­ ing with Turkish men and women who are getting ready to come to this country to study in our colleges and uni­ versities to become teachers. She alio expects to have the opportunity to work with 12 and IS year old Turkish youngsters who have never had any schooling. She will be working in An­ k e rs and Istanbul and Is buy. Ing heavy winter clothing for Wear la Ankara, which is in the mountains at an altitude a f 9,000 feet. The la«t few weeks have proved very hectic with the many different shota required, many last minute arrange, m enu gsttlng her passport in order, as welt as doing enough ehopplng to last for a whole year. 8he left Sunday for Charleston, 8. C., where she will visit her mother, Mrs. E. Ralph Carter, before leav­ ing for overseas. After renting her home In English Estates and storing her furniture Mrs. Shierloek was a house guest of Mrs. Nell Ilrueding, South Seminole music teacher, at her home in Casselberry prior to de­ parture. She was honored at a Ron Voyage I’arty given at the homo of Mrs, KUxabeth l.uim •n Crystal Howl Circle, Caa. •ellxrry, by members of the 8outh Seminole Elementary Faculty. The themo of the htnrhron was Turkish slid the homirec wav given a pair of Turkish shoes when she en­ tered. Sho also received a gift of two lovely slips. A cold lunch of sliced ham and lurkey, congealed salads and chocolate pla was as-wed. Ferrin Asks For Change In Minutes By Mina Grin-lead North Orlando Counrllmau Art Kerrin has requested that the won! “assess me nt" be stricken from minutes of the regular July round! meeting and the word “booster" lie Inverted In reference to the SI residents will be asked to ei'iitiibute toward* support of the volunteer fire and po­ lice departments. Ferrin explained that hr want* the donations to he en­ tirely voluntary and In no —xt rosswT uptm *s a nrnrtlun. II* stressed that he I* against r any form of tax ill the village unless it becumes absolutely necessary. IV Directory Contest Set ForSunday MRS. I.YNN HHIERI.OCK. South Seminole Ele­ mentary Teacher, packs fleece-lined coat in prepartition for the cold weather «he expect* to en­ counter In Ankara, Turkey, where ahe la ifoinjr to help eatiibllnh the flrat free primary school system ever to be conducted in th a t country. By Jaw. The annual TV Directory Covar Girl Contest, sponsored by Chic Publications of Altamonte Springs in conjunction with area businesses and mer­ chants, will bo held thin Sun­ day nt the Robert Meyer Motor Inn in Orlando with tha pre-judging to take place a t the poolaide between B and 6 *r* * *•* Finnla will lie seen over WFTV Channel U from 6:30 until 7:30 p. m. Of the t l girls participating in the contest, eight are from Seminole County. They are Marla Jones, Ann Mahan, Nancy Lee Larsen, Candi Cornier, Joan Jones, Sharon l.eary, Dolores Kirsch and Geni Stubbing*. The winner will receive a frre trip to Hollywood among other valuable prises. This contest, which is open to the public, last year waa won by Misa Paula Hicks of Altamonte Spring*. Successful Summer Program Is Conducted In Osteen CAP Squadron Hy Mrs. Clarence Sayder The Osteen Summer Rec­ reation program, which was conducted under Ih* auspices of the Volusia County 8choo| Board and the Osteen Par­ ent-Teacher Assn., has doted after a successful six weeks. The school board furnished the coaches and the school buses to transport th* chil­ dren whlla the PTA paid for gat and other supplies such si first ski kits, sun tan lo­ tion, swimming aids, etc. Great praise goes to the two roaches, Jerry Wosenske and Karl Hunt. They took a personal interest In each child's welfara and in turn recrivetl the cooperation of tha children. Clo*e to 100 children par­ ticipated over the six weeks. Each Monday day camp wa* held either at Hurt’s Park or at Alexander Rprlngs. Wednesday*, swimming les­ sons for non-swimmers were given a t Dixon Lake In Os. teen. This group averag’d 1* a week and of th e e , li grad­ uated to thu Good SwimnuTs class. The fourth week at Hurt'*' Park, various contests were held. I'rlxti given were tlcke'.a for Six Gun Territory. In the watermelon contest In tha under eight group, prlxes were won by Ornnis Jones and Connle Pell and In thn older group, by Mike Kalowltx uml Karen l'etti*. In tlu* egg throwing runtest winner* were Deborah Tatum, Nancy Itiggi, Rickey l’ettiv and Dale Rutherford. 11u- sixth week all attended Cheerleaders To Hold Dance Six Gun Territory. Included In this program was tha Library Program held each Friday afternoon at the Osteen School under tha direction of Mrs, Emma Cawley, a Deland school teach, er. Mrs. Cawley read tha chil­ dren stories, played records, showed educational film strips, movies and tha children acted out playa. At tha rlota of each aft­ ernoon, children ware able to chtvk out books from the school library or from tha large assortment of books that Mrs. Cawley brought from the Daytona Circulating Li­ brary, This was a very Interesting and bem-flclul program. Casselberry Scouts Conduct Court Of Honor Gets New CO RECEIVING AWARDS a t Troop 341’ii Court Of Honor Monday night were, Iwtck from left, Rill Dempsey, Steve Duncan, Glenn Duncan, Allan Sullivan, David Krohre and Ricky Ciutselberry; necond row, Norman Mitchell, Dennis Marche* 1st t.t. Henry Ward Jr., formerly Commanding Offi­ cer, South Seminole Cadet •Squadron, has been reassignwU to Headquarters, Group Xf, where he has assumed tha duties of Deputy for Com­ munication*. Succeedrng Lt. By Moaa Grinatead Ward as Squadron C.O., Is North Orlande's newly orl*L Lt. John O'Donnell who g a n 11 e d Volunteer Police has been squadron Executive Dept., Chief Andrew Ferrin, Officer. ..t. Hoi, Stephenson and Sgt. 1st. T.t. Hurry S. Fod.-n has William llahn, are patroling transferred from the Braden­ the area during the hour* ton Cadrt Sqdn., and will be they are not on their regular South Seminola’s Squadron Jobs. Ferrin advised that stop Chaplain. Lt. Fnden Is Com­ manding Officer of tha San­ streets have been getting spe­ ford Sulvalirn Army unit cial attention since he was where he holds the rank of appointed three month* ego Captain. | and that motorist* are being The South Seminole Cadrt much more cautious now. Sqdn. also ha* gained a nrw I At the July meeting of the frmnle member. She is Holly Village Council, nirnitwr* of Gladstone, formerly a mem­ the council agreed to act as ber of thn Central Florida special patrolmen to be call­ Players of the D e B a r y Cadet Sqdn., Orlando, where ed in on cases of emergency Bridge Club f. fined I2 'i she wa* Squadron Adjutant. and Ferrin says Dial the drt a b l e s of p l o y a t t h i s W e e k ’s Mis* Gluddcne hns been ap- i partment need* additional reTuesday afternoon h n u s t e r pointed Administrative and rruit* to serve a* volunteers. Training Officer. The rhlrf warns that speed p o i n t game. limit* within ths village will Winner* wrre NS, first, he set at 20 mph with a 4b Mrs. Doyle Driver and Wil­ mph limit cn Longwoodliam Wood lock; second, Mrs. Oviedo ltd. ami that they will Hubert Nichols and Mis* he strictly enforce,!. Ethel Johnson; third, Mrs. fair is Week* and Mr*. Chnrle* By Mona Grinatead Hassell and fourth, M r. and Announcement that sign* Sir*. J. B. Baker. have been posted along the KVV, first, Mrs. Albert route leading to the North llemm and Mrs. Frank Itchi­ Orlando Village [lump was er; second, J. F. Sheffield made today hy Councilman The City Council of Longand Mrs. Harry Schob; third, Art Rhodes. wood wilt meet as a hoard Mr. ami Mrs. C. K. Andrews Rhodes warned that the tit equalisation at 8 pm. and fourth, Mrs. Minnie Heil­ dumping area was established Monday night at the City man and F. R. Froehlieh. strictly for trash und that Hall. N ett week will he the la st| residents w h o are found Immediately following the p l a y d a t e o f t h e t w o - m o u t h dumping garbage, dead ani­ roiinril will meet in rimtinucd t o u r n a m e n t f o r a s i l v e r l o v ­ mat* or other refuse termed session at which time plans in g rup ami f o u r o t h e r t r o ­ n health menace will fare a for the nrw city hall are to phic*. fine. he submitted for approval. Village Police Now On Duty Bridge Club Names Winners Dump Signs Up In Village Council To Sit A s Tax Board By Bernice Kelsey Attention of (Ivirilo resi­ dent* lias hr, 11 raileil to pos­ ter* up around town this week reading: “Martian Hop. Ilia,I Off Saturday, July 27, H until 12 pm . Launching I’ud — OILS Cafeteria. Prrwsure point — f>0 cent* a Martian. Sponsor­ ed by the Oviedo High Var­ sity Cheerleadtea, Dress —- Casual,'* Tito high trb on | students ■no holding this benefit dunce to raise* funds for new cheer­ leader uniforms and are Invlt«»i» sll hinlor blob .tn.l.-n'. to attend a* well. Parent* aim are invited In make, contribu­ tions to the fund. ^ A Real Problem North Orlnntlo'it new council has been faced with a real problem thin year concerning the maintenance of clay rontla in the ranch nreu. Until luHt year the rontia were kept up by the North Orlando Co., however, nfter public election of the first Village Council, this prob­ lem wits turned over to the new l>oard which, at present, lack* .sufficient capital to handle the road work. Consequently, residents of the ranch area are faced with thoroughfares which become utmost impassable, especially in rainy weather. At n sjteciui council meeting held last week, Vice Mayor Art Ferrin advised Councilman Irene Van Eeopel, herself a resident of the area, that he had contacted Frank Fasuln, manager of the North Orlando Co., who offered to maintain the ranch roads for n fee of $r> per hour until they are put in good shape and for a flat month­ ly rate of $80 thereafter. Included in this proposal would he Moss Tl,!.. Morton lame, Tradewlnils Rd. and Shore Rd. These roads, in addition to serving resklents of the area, also are used by many from Caasell>erry and Fern Farit as a bypass of heavy traffic on Hwy, 17-92. The big question now is who will pay the ex­ pense if Fasula's proposal is to l* accepted. Costs would iw prohibitive for the few homeowners in the area to assume and as an alterna­ tive it has been suggested th at the village pur­ chase a used gruder which would be operated hy the residents themselves. A meeting to determine which proposal, if either, the property owners involved wish to accept, will he arranged by Mrs. Van Kcopet. Library Board Oviedo Plans Holds Meeting Cemetery Fund In DeBary By Bernice Kelsey Mayor Lee Gary <>f Oviedo this week announced plans for establishing a tru st fund for perpetual rare a t the Oviedo Cemetery. Those wishing to make con­ tributions, which will be ac­ cepted at the City Hall, should make their checks to t h e "Methodist Cemetery Perpetual Care” or donations may be directly turned in to Clerk Mrs. Dot Courier. Gary reported that a numb e r of improvement* on grounds at the Cemetery were completed recently in­ cluding clearing of under* ml brush and demossing trimming tree*. lie also advised that the city crews have been at work in the Luke Charm area where they have cleared lands around the lake. Hy Mrs. Adam Muller The Executive Board meet­ ing of the DeBary Public Li­ brary Association was h*1d last Thursday morning at the Community Center Library Booms with Frederick Cleverlnga, chairman, presiding. The Librarian, Miss Ruth Batch, announced that th rrt were 23 new borrowers, adults, 1 ; children, 228, making a total of 1923 borrowers for the period. Three hundred books were given from the Fred Smitn Estate to thu DeBary LibraO'. 30 chlldri-n’s book* from the Volusia County Library und tin- third volume of ths Encyclopedia. Threw hove* of book*, many duplicates, wert sent to Kaiford Prison. Mf *. Albertson ami Mrl. Muakv-y of t'huluota visited ths DeHary Library and are anxious to get one started in t'huluota. Featured now at tha De­ Bary Library ara books on Animals. This collection it unique and animal lovers hsva a wide variety of trading ma­ By Mona Grinatead Continued c o m p l a i n t a terial. Next month* exhibit against violations of the dog will b* Old Mystery Stories. ordinance in North Orlando j today brought a warning from Police Chief Andrew Ferrin that atrict enforcemerit uf the law will be car­ ried out, Ferrin advised that dog* By Mun* Grinstesd By Jsn r t'a**rlberry some recreation for the youth j must either Is- on leash, Mr*. Richard Stodden. pie*, Casselberry teenagers turn­ of tho community und hopes on owner’s property or with­ ident of the North Orlando ed nut last Saturday fur tip. to organise a tern i lub which in 300 feet of owner and un­ will *e-t up it* uwn rules, der hi* rontrcl at all times. Garden Club, announced today ,-ratiun Clean-Up Fix-Up at help maintain the building and Violators of the dog law, or that there w ill lie no "tiurdsn the Kivrration Center un Ov- participate in wnrthwhile pro­ of other village ordinances, of the Month*' Award fur Ihw er brook Dr. will he given warning* fur month of July »ime the comject*. The renter is now open i More adult volunteer* are the fir*t offense, however,' “"Dee chairman is out of evening* Monday • Thursday, needed lo art as chaperone* the second will bring arrests town, 7 to 10, and on Friday and and it i* hoped that more par­ and summon* to court. I hi» Mturn the cumnntSaturday. 7-11, for youngsters ent* will see the value of Kerrin says that the next | *** wt,l *“ m" 1'* P1""* 13 through 17 ytxir* of age. the project and take their r.'urt session is scheduled fori ^*r Judging of gardens for Aug. 14 umi will he conducted Die coining year. They will Attendance has averaged turn. 20 lo 40 young people each If more adult* will volun­ In the Community Building •I**' deddt what gifts will bn night to enjuy activities such teer to help supervise. Miller at the Village Recreation awarded the winners. as dancing, ping pong, bil­ says, tho rumml**!un would Area. liards, table- games and horse­ like to have the center open shoe pitching. in the afternoon for H to 12 l-arry Miller, assisted by year olds a* well. Elementary Art Lego, of tne Itecreal crl"“ lion | jchi„,| uge children *rr si • j m il Hy Mrs. Adam llullrr Commission is spearheading rr, lly me, tlng there in the The annual Fish Fry of tha this effort to provide whole- morning* under the Summer „ H) .Bernice , , Kelsey „ DeBary Fishing Club ws* Recreation program. f ase. heard in Oviedo City hfM , „ t Saturday at Dlua Councilman Lego hopes that t uurt th l, week included four s ri , Pllrk * ;th Iome w the town councils of South charged wtth excessive .peed, mcmbcr, aniJ gue* „ ln atSeminole County and the one parking on the public tendjnce. Ki, b , u ll<t| b Jtlhn county officials will see fit highway, two «p*rating . By Donna K*tr* mutur vehicle without proper Coppen, pu,i president and to cooperate in providing an Final plans have been an­ license plate and one charged chef* for the day were Archie nounced by Robert March, adequate youth center in this with improper muffler. section. Long. Vernon Catoe, Clyd* commander of South Semi­ Cases where bond was post­ Wright, James Greenlee. R. nole VFW Post 8207, for the ed but defendant failed to ap. E. Chalfant, Howard Middle, . chicken tiariiecue to lie held Club Has Picnic pear included two charged ,0B and Mr*. Wright who wa* Sunday at the post Home on Thirty-nine members of the with intoxication uml thr*e .. in cturjte of preparing lh« the Old Dixie Hwy. from 1 DvBary Dance Club, which with reckless driving while . hu»h puppies until 6 p.tn. meets regularly at the Com­ drinking. Following the fish fry and The menu will Include bar­ munity Center, spent July 17 All names aro withheld. becued chicken, macaroni sal­ at New Smyrna Beach where Court in Oviedo is conducted pienie lunch. Sports Writer Charles Waterman and bis ad. baked beans, coleslaw, cake they enjoyed swrimmmg and a each Monday at 5:30 p. a t wife, Dcboie of DeLand. gave and iced less or coffee. | p a n i c lunch. tha City UaJL jinauucLon* m Ily tasting. Dog Ordinance To Be Enforced Casselberry Teenagers Turn Out For Center Projects Post Announces Dinner Plans DeBary Firemen Sponsor Dance / EDITORIAL COMMENT Club Award To Be Resumed In August Eight Cases Heard In Oviedo Isodge H as Supper The Oviedo Masonic Lodge 213 held a chicken barbecue supper lust Saturday night for member* und their fnm. A dance spun so red last Sal. Hies. Sevigul men of tho trday night umk-r Ih* auper- bulge wet* in ehnrgu uf pre­ vision of the entertainment paring the barbecue. Committer of the D ellary Vol­ unteer Fira DrpL waa attend­ Rnnquet Set ed by a record dumber of resi­ The Board of Governors dent*. Award Banquet will bv held Harrison Bcrnrittar served Saturday night a t 8 o'clock at bis special, "fir* bail hot the Land O' Lakes Country dogs" and tofV e ami soft Club at Casselberry. All cluh ■rial* also war* available. member* ITa invited. anno, Ricky Jackson. Gerrard O'Conner and Johnny Reams and Hill Daniel, center front. Tim t'undiff, left front and Tim Daniel, right front, troop mascots, received replicas of the scout in­ signia. (Herald Photo) SCOUTMASTER W. T. DANIEL JR., of Causelberry Boy Scout Troop 841, Monday night welcomed his son, Bill, into the troop as u Tenderfoot, «n event which father uml null lutve been looking forward to for the past 11 years, (Herald Photo), By Jaaa Caiaalbarry Boy Scout Troop 341 of Caaaalberry held a Court of Honor Monday night at tha Casselberry Community Meth­ odist Church following a Cov­ ered Dish Supper for tha Scouts and their families. Scoutmaster W. T. Daniel, Jr., presented award* to tha following boys. Bill Dempsey, Star Scout; Norman Mitchell, Glenn and Steve Duncan, First Class; Dennis Msrthessno, Gerard 0 ”Conner, Allen SullL van, RtrW John* ny Ream*, Second Class; David Krohne, swimming, woodcarving and first aid merit badges; Danny Cassrl. berry, swimming, pets and public health; Billy Dempsey, first aid, bird study, nature, fishing and reading; Scoutmaster Daniel had the pleasure of seeing his nhkwt son. Bill, inducted into Scout­ ing as a Tenderfoot—soma thing Ik- had looked forward to for the past U years. Seven year old Timmy Dsnlei ami Timmy Cundiff were officially mrogniied a* mas. cots of the troop and wrre presented with rsrved replica* of the Roy Scout insignia. A| Florl, Weklv* District Scout Executive, ws* present at the dinner. DeBary Club Has Fish Fry Fn �e iO c * ‘ Someone U lax—probably th* State Road Dept.—In ■towinr the grata of the b«rm 0 along Highway 17.92 between Sanford and Orlando. Some motorlate report the grata la Setting pretty high. e e e Thoee visiting Auitralian airm en not only were briefed en Navy flying and were gueet a t official aoclal fane* - tioae while kero b at they alee • had a good taata of American home life. They were split op ia small groups and were VOL. 63 guests at a number of private (Eh? S a ttfo rb l^ r a lh WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Satimlny with scattered ahuwern; high todny 90-95; low tonight in 70s. United Presa Leased w irT t>tablished 1908 F ill., JULY 26, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA Budget Requests Quake Destroys Half JFK To Address Nation Tonight Reviewed By O f City; Toll Heavy On Test Treaty County Board n s w NO. 764 A ... Mid-Florida To Build Multi •Million Dollar Golfers' Luxury Resort By JANK CASSELBERRY Sanford city and/or Cham­ Plans for the biggest single ber of Commerce officials civilian building program In pteasa nota: ACLa Ray Bul­ Seminole Ccunty—second only lard reported Thursday in to Sanford Naval Air Station H offa Ruling driving from Jacksonville over —were revealed this morning 17-92 ho noted DeLand road NASHVILLE. Tctm. (U l’l) hy tho Mid-Florida Countiy BELGRADE, Yugoslavia— more than half the city of algna ail the way along the -A federal judge rules today Club. WASHINGTON (U Pl) — Seven departm ent, h e a d * (UPI>— A "caU itrophic" Skoplje 200 miles south of route to that city but none for whether Teamster* President Chat lea A. Bloom, presi­ President Kennedy U expect­ earthquake today destroyed Sanford an til ha had left De- met with the Seminole Coun­ James it. Hoffa must stand Belgrade and wai reported dent, and Joseph It. HorenLand. ed tn tell ihe nation and Ra trial here on jury tn mporing ty Commissioners today to tn have caused thousands of stern, executive director, an­ e e e allies tonight that the partial charges. review budget requests, with nounced a linilli-milion.dol­ death* and injuries. test ban treay with Russia is The Sanford Nationals will all but the Welfare Dept, and lar golfer*’ luxury resert will The official Yugoslav news a heartening first step toward Phone S trike play Belleview tonight a t 7:30 lie constructed on a -Id-acre the Agricultural Agents ofagency Tanjug quoted rescue slowing the nuclear arrna race a t Bellaviaw for tha district TAMPA (U Pl)—Tha elec­ knoll adjacent to the present f k s listing needed increases championship of the Little teams in the stricken city of but by no means the end of trical workers' strike against clubhouse off Highway -Ctl, League. The winner of this in their new budgets, main­ General Telephone Co. is in 200,000 as saying "over a the cold war. The first building, on which WASHINGTON (LTD —'The The President scheduled a its tilth day with no sign of construction will aturt short­ gam s will play in tha state ly in the salary line. thousand people have k>st radio-television address at 7 settlement hut report* of de­ ly and to he completed hy championship the week of Tha Sheriff's Department Senate Commerce Committee Aug. 6. The team leaves today topped the list so far with a called the heads of five rail­ their lives'' in the disaster. p. m. EDT to p. m. Sanford struction of company prop­ .lull. I, will bo a 72-unit resi­ •'The number of injured ex­ tinir) to explain the details e t 4 pk m. and will be accom­ request for a lifi.OOO in­ road unions today to outline erty krrp flowing in. dential structure costing an ceed* several thousand,” U of th* agreement initialed in why they would he opposed to panied by Jim Jernigan of tha crease, most of which would eestinmted SI million, Bloom added. the President's proposal that Moscow Thursday hy U. S., Search Pushed Recreation Department, said. It also will house a din­ go into salaries of deputies the Interstate C o m m e r c e In Geneva, a spokesman British and Russian repre­ e e e ST. PETERSBURG (UPl) ing room and altops. Each and clerks. for the la-ague of Red Cross Commission (ICC) settle live sentatives. The pact outlaws That tentative school budget The success of the Foster Societies said Yugoslav Red air, space and underwater —An armada of Coast Guard residential unit will have fa­ reported in The Herald a Caie Program, which was work rules dispute. mid Civil Air Patrol planes cilities for three to four per­ One of the five, Charles Cross officials feared the blasts hut permits continued couple weeks ago was givsn started last year, after com­ moved over central Florida sons. death toll might reach 5.000. underground testing. Luna of the Brotherhood of final approval by tha School missioners appropriated $10,The nest step In the exten­ today in the five-day-old The spokesman said the Board Thursday. Biggest bud­ 000 to establish a much-need­ Bailroad Trainmen, charged Yugoslav Red Cross in Bel­ One aim of the President's search for a private plane sive program will he con­ in a statement that tlie bill half hour talk undoubtedly is get in history but the same ed plan to rare fur dependent struction of a new dining is a form of compulwrry arbi­ grade had put in an emer­ to rally public support for Ihe with five persons nltnitrd. tux rate, 835 mills. And the children, was outlined by room nnd lounge, with the tration and said "giving tiic gency call to the Geneva agreement and holster its teachers get a pay raise. Bud­ Mrs. Camilla Ray, state wel­ necessary allied facilities. Tills Allen T estifies headquarters appealing (or ICC life and death control chance* in the Senate, where g e t sent off today to Talla­ fare supervisor, who adminis­ WASHINGTON (UPl) — will be adjacent to tlie prn. over our working rules is Just •id and supplies (or the it requires approval by a hassee for state Ok. ters the program, Tho mayor of Atlanta, Ivan sent clubhouse, which, in ahmii Ihe worst posuhle solu­ quake victims. two-thirds majority. • e • turn, will he converted to a Mrs. Ray presented and tion." "Over 100,000 people were High officials said, however, Allen Jr., today urged Con­ R. K. Porter did a double- commended to the comnilsI.una said he would rather made homeless in a few se­ that Kennedy’* principal pur­ gress to vnnet President Ken­ men's lounge, linker room tnke this morning in glancing j signers Mrs. Jackie Skeen, "tel Congress order the p a r-1conds.” Tanjug said, adding pose was to put the agree, nedy's proposal to ban racial and pro shop fer the private over the police blotter when whom ahs said often works tics to bargain, ami name a that "nearly three quarters” meat in perspective, lie i* discrimination in hotel, res­ club members. Next in the program will he rest! ' The elephant a t the week-ends Sundays. night* g, . q, to sit in and ^ *l’e ci'> w*s .vporlcd anxious to head off taurants and other private he two more 72-ri-sidentinl soo was broken into last anil holidays to csiry out the what happens. They will soon i " r«t» of thousands of pen runaway optimism which businesses open lo til* public. units, each with dining rooms night.” Ori reading further, Foster Cure I'rogrsni. Imd out where the free pro- pb‘ *rp standing in the could lend to a fata! relaxation Mrs. Abby Iloyd, heuil of rrsa of bargaining is break drecls scared, many of them of western defense efforts. however, he teamed that that A ttorney Indicted and shops, adjacent to the first, with all three atop the Helephant” is a pink one, too the county welfare depart­ mg down." he said, apparent- Injured," Tanjug said Secretary of State Dean MIAMI (UPl) — A prom­ —only Its a mechanical con­ ment also commended tha Iv referring lo man a le n ie n t1 Mcksandar Blagojevl, * Buik plans to By to Moscow inent attorney for the Team­ kindl and facing tho present cession, one of the kind in Foster Csre Program ""d | charges that it is the unions Yugoslav airline* pilot who next week with a bipartisan sters Union, Benjamin Cohen, golf course. Tim swimming which the kids drop a dime for said that ft had taken a burafft r,.|U}ing to bargain Hew to Belgrade from Slop- rorrfrestion.il group to form­ fit), was indicted by • federal pool will |a> enlarged and, pn*. sibly later, ilurenstrin said, a ride. Thieves were looking den eff of her office,which t|10 differences that four lie "her t/w earthquake, said ally aign the pact. grniel jury tin income tax had formerly had the prob­ time* have led to Wic brink he saw "great number* of fu r dimes In tha coin boa. evasion charge* Thursday ns a second swimming pool wilt l*s» lidded at the residential e • • lem of trying to find a place of a nationwide rails ■trike. dead and injured lying in the he and his wife vacationed III units for those guests. The atreeta." Member* of the Seminole for children who have to be Europe, plt-enl pool then would In­ Tlie earthquake, which was High School class o f 1913, taken from their parents or i' served for the private chili centered in downtown Skop­ whu are planning their 30- have l*en abandoned. Nixon Views members and their families. There have been about 2 H WASHINGTON (U l'l) — lje, struck about 5:15 a. iu. year reunion in December, BONN, Germany (U Pl) — Bloom pointed out that thu The State Department ha* (11:13 p m. EST) EDT. have set another organisa­ child eaaes during July and Former U. 8. Vice President "All the buildings" In the revoked the passport* of 58 SALISBURY, Md. (UPl) tional meeting at the home of there are about 60 presently Itichurd M. Nixon diecusted Mrs. Donaht Jones, 1919 San­ under care now, Mrs. Ray re­ A highly explosive rocket center of the city were "par­ American students new visit­ nuclear testing and other is­ dropped accidentally from a tially or completely destroy­ ing Cuba. ford Ave., at 8 p, in. Saturday. ported. The State Department said sues with Chuncetlor Konrad The department h e a d s Navy plane has bum "pin ed," Tanjug said. • • * Thursday it had notified the Adenauer today, giving him Police Chief Roy Williams heard during the morning, be­ pointed" in a tl>0 acre wood­ "Entire settlements, Includ­ group hy letters to their U. S. a private cltlten's view* not ing a large number of those sides the above, included su­ ed area, Maryland state police OCALA (LTD — A Daytona and IX Ben Butler found out built alter the war, are com­ home addresses that their always "in line with U. 8. Beach psychiatrist has found where the bream and shell- pervisor of registration, home •aid today. policy." passports had been voided. a white integrntionist hehl trackers were biting yesterdsy demonstration and th* toning The rocket was lost Thurs­ pletely destroyed," it report­ Officials said the students ed. day by a Sky Raider plane board. here for a menial competency and came hack with a big Two Rescued Hearings were tn he held which was on a firing prac­ Authorities were in butch would have to appeal to the hearing "highly intelligent dull pun full of "nire fat APALACHICOLA (U l’lt — ami well educated." beginning at 2 p m. this after­ tice run from the super car­ with the city by radio, hut government before their pass­ ones." Caught them on cane virtually all other communica­ ports could be vslidsted A Tea as motel owner and a Dr. James Mover* of the poles, and in the "heat of the noon fur tha other county de­ rier Forreslal off the Virginia FluriiU schoolteacher were Slate Health Department said •gain. tions xrere cut off. Capes. partments. day." rescued hy n shrimp bout 23-ycar old Zrh Aelony of • • • Thursday after being adrift in Minneapolis, Minn , is nu-n Hill Bush, c o u n t y engineer, the Gulf in a 12-foot boat tally competent, "understand* nays a count s h o w s Id.UVO since lust Friday. They arc right from wrong, does not cars a day pus* that dangerous Bliiuley llruno of Laredo, Tex., suffer from mental illness nr intersection a t Hwy. 17-93 and and Key West schoolteuchrr retardations" 27th Street, crux of the Davis Hanson. III* statements were in a Mllt-crest - Seminole H i g h uepurt to County Ju lge lavvls S c h o o l c r o s s - o v e r . How much \l.-saasa xaslut h a d Ip, 'litx o fl I f v F S I T My,ri wh0 113,1 ‘,^,u’rc,, longt r will the s t a t e delay *****'■** lony, an organizer for Ihe nulling a traffic signal there? TALLAHASSEE (U Pl) - Congress on Banal Equality, Until a carload of teenagers Th* appointment of Dr. Mai*.held for a mental compelstory masoniy building will house two lidmmCONSTRUCTION will ta utaiteil *o«»n on thU on their way to Schoo l gets rolm it. Parsons, CL a* chair . ncy hearing after his j 'W t Ud'ics, I I classrooms, a library' and a 330-seat new academic building for the Sanford Naval hit, smearing those youngster* man of th* Department of hut week in Dunnellun. Acauditorium. The auditorium will face Mellonville Academy, according to J. I’. Wiegera, president u p a n d down that highway? Government at Florida Slate lony was charged with reAvenue and the classrooms will fuq£ Celery of the Rernarr MacFadden Foundation. James Or u n t i l one of those little Univeraity, was announced to- listing arrest without violence, Avenue. Graham Chapman, the architect, said the twoI’lnecrszt School youngster* day. and vagrancy. dashes out in front of four rare on that dmibla--l*ned highway ? • • • Pinscrcst School has been open eight years now. Almost since it opened parents, teach­ ers and others have been tryjn y to nrsuailw the state to went tn a Southwest Bide ncrai. — T'u...... .. t-;-- y . l . e . l n „ . _______t n h» n h o t o g r a p l i e d f o r winCHICAGO (U P l)—A wom­ install a traffic signal there. inm.-i -iu.1 IJM.Ulinl a l oom.ning * "baby of the month'' Then she had a miscarriage. resu of Investigation agents • • • an who was arrested a week She scribbled a note which ton test. That was especially hard for came to the apartment and ago fur kidnaping a newborn How long can a traffic light said, "My name is .Maiy Ann The young mother said she arrested Mrs. Dunlap. They her because although her delay thu driver? 20 seconds? baby shut and fatally wound­ Dunlap. Meuse get in touch lot-ante slightly alarmed when said she hud kidnaped the IHhusband had hair children by 30 seconds? Not mum than with my lawyer, Mat CoghUi* woman speeded off, and day-oli) daughter of Mrs, • previous marriage they did ed herself u> a motel room one minute at the molt. lan”. when she did not return, she Rose Burnham, !9, in d-iwnnot have any of their own. Thursday. • • • Then she drew a 22 caliber state .Metropolis, 111. called police. But doctors found that Mrs Mary Ann Dunlap, revolver and shot herself in Charles law will resign as FBI agents traced the wom­ hers was a psychosomatic Mm , Burnham, who.e has. 39. was awaiting a hearing tlie alidomcn. an t. I'uduruh, Ky., ami then a Seminole County member of hand is atuliom-d at Ft, pregnancy. She really wasn't cn a kidnaping charge, A guest saw her arm te Chicago. They charged the East Central Florida Re­ Campbell, hy., had told of­ pregnant a t all. through th# purlly-opeu door. her with interstate transpor­ Her life bad been a series gional Planning Commission. ficers that a ”well-dre*»ed, A week ago Wednesday, Jibe was rushed to Vot Sui­ of heartbreaks during th* tation nl a kidnap victim. well-spoken" stranger with Mr*. Dunlap returned to her ting Hospital, She was still past five week*. "I just wanted something h>g blonde hair, swept into a W o t Sido apartment with a Her husband, Lawrence, a to love," Mr*. Dunlap sobbed. conscious, French twist, hail coin* to th* newborn baby. She invited U ryunt Vacation " it ii all built up inside Chicago t r a f f i c policeman, hum* of her parents in Me­ the neighbors in tu see th# Authorities released her on TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — Ui.,1' a Iit' suid on till! operat­ her own recognizance, pend­ child and she told them It was tropolis. died June 29. Guv. Farris Bryant disclosed ing table. "I just don’t want ing S mental examination, A few d«)» later, her fa­ hers. tentative plana today for a Mrs. Burnham said the to live anymore." She died. and scheduled a heu.ing for ther died, and Mrs. Dunlap, Kazan persuaded her tu let two-week "g et lost” vacation She treated the Infant ten­ IDr body still was nut 39. made the long trip to her t a k e tha Burnham*’ next Thursday. in Europe with his family m-xt derly and stayed up late that Claimed huuis later. Thursday, Mr*. D u n l a p booth.rn Ubnot* Uu his fanight, c a rte l lor iu young daughter, Loti Ann, month. I / is a retired wholesaler who says “I work harder now look­ ing after my interests than 1 ever did before." He i* em­ phatic In his desire to make Mid-Florida the finest golf(o.f facility tn tho United States and added this morn­ ing "I only wish it were a year from now so you could see how It will look." His hobby, a t the moment, is watching the progress of treatment of grass on the greens and fairways. He pointed, too, to 15 new golfing curt* purchased last wick at fl,(HH) each. Final go-ahead was given Thursday fur the overall pro­ gram, Bloom reported, after telephone conference with his associates In New York. llorensteln will supervise t h a construction program. Bloom and llorensteln report­ ed that, although the build­ ing plana are being prepared hy an Eastern architectural firm. It will be endeavored to have all construction and allied work accomplished by local companies. BRIEFS Rail Union Head Hits Abitration Navy Locates Lost Rocket Cuban Visitors Lose Passports Ocala Prisoner Held Competent '. m 'w All She Wanted N Syncom 2 Off, Heads For Orbit J. R. IIORKNSTKIN CAPE CANAVERAL (UPl) —Th* United Stales today launrhcd a Syncom 2 commun­ ications satellite rapnhle of two-way telephone, telegraph and facsimile transmissions toward a planned "hanging" orbit 22,lint miles above earth. The Syncom 2’s Delta boost­ er sent It streaking skyward atop a brilliant rwt column of flame at 9:33 a. m. EST. Tho gleaming white rocket climbed steeply into the clear morning sky and after about two and a half rninutea Ita second slug* Ignited on tim*. Several minutes later vis­ ual checks showed that th* Delta booster apparently sent tho satellite toward Ita plan­ ned orbit successfully. It was tho fourth attempt to launch thu satellite. Steer­ ing trouble* in tha bo<>*trr rocket's autopilot caused * 21-hour postponement yester­ day. new program wit) not con filet in any way with the pri vik-gex ami fnejlitie* for the present private club member*. Furthermore, he added that should golfing privileges con­ flict at some future date an­ other gidf course will ho add­ ed. Tha present course would Ihi reserved for club members and tho new course for re­ sort guests, Tho Mid - Florida g n I f course is a championship range, approved by th* PGA for championship flights. It is believed it i* Uin only course in tlie United Btates which not only has practice putting greens hut alio prac­ tice driving ranges. Several of the hides have water hazards, with short range loo- for those person, Iiunt Escapees to t willing to tackle the haz­ CARACAS, Venezuela (UPt) —Police com lied the byway* ards. Tin* four-yea r-oid course, of Caracas today, seeking itself, covers about t in acres, convict* wlm escaped front , , I with approximately La I'ianta Prison Thursday * 1,000 pine trees, jin (be highest jailbreak uz Jiloooi of !■air lawn, N J . , | Venezuelan history. VALDEZ HOTEL {Carite Downlown Sanford . l O f lunge itr Was 1Something To Love Grieved W idow Arrested In Kidnaping Of Baby Kills Herself It’s runtim e Fri. N iles at the Curibe! Music by E£gg£» ( T �Area Ministers Elect Association Officers Rev. Grover Sewell Life's N .cessitv ■ brilliant orator bat if tbrrt la aa tort tho caapoUlag cite after wrttiag It Tba tet­ sp**ch la without affect. No ter waa diaoottrad oa bar matter bow sharp tko mind la, area te fatbomlaf fraat body. « (a*# tba «allowia« Bjratartea, if thoro la bo loro boart brtiktei rm lattea: •*1 a a kilUai ayatU boeauao Oat may have a faith tkat , boro a r m aiacm ly krod te great enough te move aay k a a u bring in all a y mountains, says this hymn, Ufa. 1 bar* accepted klad- ywt If Ultra ia no love, it la impotent. Oaw of tba vary pad testa that we caa give eoacwrnlng Christianity te aaa that baa beta aaed by many pwople, Including psychologists. To euMuiMri Uue U .t tZ i SS7 ask aaothar what la tba first idaa that comas to mind whoa tba word “Chrtetlamlty” ia aaid. Some may aay the Bibla and athara eburek build­ ings. l b others tba thought of organisation may ba domi­ nate, or it may be the raclUUoa of a creed. So many Idtaa may bo brought to mlad, but oo# that should l b b a a any kind of me- uoderly all othere tad bo to n la lift ia la baro lovt. eoterined la them la that of Perhaps than art aaay who leva. Of course we know that would aay tkat our llvoa art there art many factors infloccoaafal ia diraet propor- rolved la our faith, but Iwt (tea tba dtgrao of tea# bad us bo vary aura that wa do not leave out th* vary neces­ ter Ood and a at. Paul wrote tho flrat latter sary one called "love." te tba church at Corinth with I t * Lord and Saviour lik ­ (bo knowtedgo that thorn ed, "Master, which te the waa a grnat lack of lova great commandment la tha aaoag tba yaopte and bo waa Law?" Ha answered, "Thou teaplmd by tho Spirit of Cod shall lova tha Lord they God fa write tho aagnlflecnt with all tby heart, and with hyma of lot* that wa find in all tby aoul, and with all thy (bo thirteenth chapter of 1 mind. This la the first and great commandment. And the second te like unto It, Thou shall lova thy neighbor aa thyself. On ihaae two commandmenta bang all the law and the prophets." Y u , indeed, let u pray for the grace of love. It U a necessary quality lor our world today. Per. la y Huff, pmator of tho P in t Methodist Church of Geneva, will return to the put pit thle Sunday after an ah* •cnee of three months white aonvalecdnf from surgery. His sermon topic for the 11 a. m. worship atrelce will bo By Deoan Bate# entitled "Perpetual RejoleRev. Jack Lindiey, p u to r tag." of the Longwocd First Bapt­ Rev. Roy Huff To Return To Pulpit Baptist Revival To Be Held In Long wood Church School Conference Set A Church School Worker's Conference will be held at 7:30 p. m. neat Tuetday In MeKInb y Hall of tho Sanford Pint Methodlat Church. All teachers and officers of Mie church are urged to attend the meeting which will feature •valulatkm of the past year’s Church School work and diefuse Ion of plane for the new Conference year. ist Church, will conduce a revival at the church begin­ ning at 7:S0 p. m. Sunday and continuing through each evening next week except Saturday. Gene Bridges, minister of music, will be in charge of ipecial music for the ser­ vices. Rev. Lindsay has extended invitation to the public to Join his congregation for the revival services. The church la air conditioned and a nur­ sery will be available for the smaller children. THIS ATTRACTIVE SHRINE, dedicated to the Virgin Marp, waa built by Goorge Sommara to provide a place of aplritual reverence and beauty to him North Orlando home. (Herald Photo) Shrine Adds Beauty A t Summers Home By M eu GHaste ad A Shrine dedicated to the Rev. John H. Hires Jr., pastor of Grace Methodlat Virgin Mary has been built by George Sommcrt at his Church of Sanford who baa been oo vacation the past two weeks, will return to tho pulpit this Sunday. Ills ser­ mon topic will be "No Hiding Place." During the morning wor­ ship sendee a charter for the newly organised Boy Seoul Troop will be presented. Scoutmaster for tha troop la Evangsllat Billy Graham’a Albert L. Johnston who ia motion picture, "The Heart assisted by John Fry and la a Rebel" will be shown at Lamar Williams, liaadlng the the Elder Springs Baptist active troop committee is Ro­ Church a t 7:46 p.m. next bert Roffey. On Sunday sveulng the Thursday. The feature length color Methodist Men’s Club of the church will sponsor a Fish production stars Ethsl Waters, Fry to be held at 1:30 p.m. Georgia Lee and John Milford, Tickets are available from and is based on the conflict any member a t a nominal in the life of a modern young charge, and all men of the couple when the husband, an church are Invited to attend. advertising executive, can’t The First Quarterly Center- find a place In his schema of ence of the new year will be things for his wife’s sudden held at the church next Tues­ acceptance of the Christian day at 7:30 p. id. with Dr. faith. A World Wlds Pictura pro­ Joe Tulle, DcLand District duction, the movie provides a Superintendent, presiding. The annual Grace Methodist “front row” perspective of the W5CS picnic will be held next Graham Tmm in the Crusade Thursday at tba home of setting of 3laditon Square Mrs. Donald Jackson in Lake Garden In New York City. The Mary. Members planning to dynamic preaching of the attend are asked to meet at evangelist Is augmented by the church at 11:30 a. m. the singing of Georgs ilevrrly and to bring a covered dish. Shea and the music of a 1.MH)volce Crusade Choir under the direction of Cliff Harrows. The public Is invited to at­ tend. Elder Springs To Show Graham Movie Scout Troop To Get Charter Boy Scout Troop No. 307 will receive Its charter at the 10 a. m. service at Grace Methodist Church. Sunday. The charter will be present­ ed to the boys and commit­ tee members by scout com­ missioner Tom Albert. P a r­ ents of all the boys are urged to attend. Office Closed The church office of the Prairie Lake Baptist Church in Fern Park will be elojed next week while the secretary, Mrs. Jack Huggins is oo va­ cation. Mrs. Huggins will be visiting her sister in New­ port News. Va. North Orlando borne to pro­ vide • quite and beautiful spot for spiritual worship and ptuse. Working without plans of any description, Sommers created the beautiful area with ideas gathered step by step ax no worked. A path of atone forming a small valley leads to the sta­ tue which is sheltered by rocks over earth to give an overall tempi* effect. Mounded areas on either side of tbe valley are cover­ ed with many virietles of stone and planted with an­ nuals white corner holsters are filled with miniature carnations. Flowers In blue, the Vir­ gin Mary’s color, will be put in later by Mrs. Sommers. Prayer Meetings Set Tuesday Evening prayer meetings in preparation of a revival, Aug. 4-11, at the Elder Springs Baptist Church will be held next Tuesday. The meetings, scheduled for 7:30 p. m. at each loca­ tion, will he held at the homes of W. W. Coleman, J. E. Blaylock, Samuel B. Parrish. J. H. Walker. L. W. Stetnmeyer Sr., W. L. Wilson and Harry Hawkins. The regular meeting of the Friendship Sunday School Class will be held at the church and also will be de­ voted to prayer for the re­ vival. Members ami friends ire invited by Rev. B. H. Griffin, pastor of the church, to at­ tend both tbe prayer meet­ ings and the revival. Knights Council Holds Installation By Dosuu Estes New officers of Knights of Columbus St. Richard’s Coun­ cil S337 were formally Install­ ed In special ceremonies held Tuesday svemng at the Coun­ cil Home, 230t Oak Ave. in taofoid. William J. Joyce, district deputy, was installing offic­ er and was assisted by Jose­ ph Martin of Orlando Council 2112, district warden. Officers installed included Dr. Vincent Roberta, grand knight; Theodore J. Michels, deputy grand knight; John Kennedy J r„ chancellor; Al­ bert S. Poulter, recorder; William R. Rernotky, finan­ cial secretary; John Souther­ land, treasurer; Charles A. Allen, lecturer; Ralph W. Pewld, advocate; Carl Von Herbulis, warden; John ft. Pope. Inside guard and Joseph D. O'Connor, outside guard. Trustees Installed were Ro­ bert H. LeKiU, Charles A. Allen ami Edward R. Simon. Preceding the ceremonies, the Council met for dinner at the Capri Restaurant. Dlx tingulshed guests included Fr. A. Libers, SNA5 Catholic Chaplain; Fr. N. Dun'.esvy of AU Souls Church; Fr. Wil­ liam J. Tralaor of the Cath­ olic Church of tbe Nativity; William J. Joyce, district de­ puty and Joseph Martin, dis­ trict warden. A ttend services this week own By J an* Caaaeteorry The final orgAnlsAtloiul martin^ af tho newly termed South Semlnolo Comity Mini­ sterial Assoriatlon was held Ust Friday at the Flret Bap­ tist Church of Longwood for tho purpoe* of slocting offleors and adopting o purpose and sot of goals to govern tho group. Rev. Leonard Jonoe of tho PralrW Lake Baptist Church, Fern Park, was elected prcsl- dent of the association. Bat. J. D. Peacock of th* Fora Park Church of th* Nosortn* was elected vie* president and Rtv. Delmaa Copeland of the Casselberry Community Meth­ odist Church, secretary and treasurer. Tho Purpoe# of tho organi­ sation has b*«n set forth as follows, “to exalt Jesus Christ ss Lord and Savior and to seek God’s purposes for ourselvee and our community and to LmpUmant this will with acthr* leadership in th* social, moral, and rollfiouo welfare of our eonuaunity." The Goal# are (1) "To furn­ ish united religious leader­ ship in activities relating to our communitlso"; (2) “to b* actively Intonated la and par­ ticipate In matter* relating to our schools and tboir organlsationa"; (1) "to b* ac­ tively Intonated ia and par­ ticipate ia matters niating to Adventist Baptist Confrefttional Nazarene E L D E R S P N IX O g B A P T I S T Ol* O r la a g o HA. a t M a n i a . A v a. B. H a m i l t o n O r l f f l n _ P a a t o r S u n d a y School 1:41 a. m. V o r . l . t Wnr.Mva 1t-aa a. m T r a i n i n g U n io n ' __ I IS p. m. E v e n i n g W o r a h l p _ 1:11 p. a . CO NNRM A TIO NA L CHRISTIAN CRUNCH I l i U c A C t a n h ad C h rM I P a rk A vaaaa a t *44* St. t:o « a. a . __ C h u r c h Schoo l 14:4# a. a . _ _ _ _ _ s e r v i c e 1:14 p. a . _ C h r i s t i a n Y o u t h M inistry Rev. W a l t e r A N . M e P h a rao n . Pnetor P O U T CHURCH • P T H H NABARBNH W . SaA s a a t H e p le A v a . Paul Blehaa . - . P a lter S u a d a y S c h o o l _ _ 0:40 a o rn ia g nuraaip iv .v i a m. Y o u t h ____________ «:»e a a . E v a n g e l i s t i c S e r v ic e 7:SS p.m. T hird g u a d a y ■ I n s a p l r a t l o a _ _ l a# a aa. T H H S K Y K X T H .D A T illV R U IIT ( H lilM l a m t rife « SCl a »t- I* M a t h l w o --------- P a s t o r SER V IC ES SATURDAY— S a b b a t h School ____ S i t e a. *» W o r s h i p Oar vlca — H i v e a. m. WailBM ilay N i a h t P r a y e r Oer vlce _ 7:1* p. m. "W a H av a T b la H o p .- radio m o u a a a e a c h S u n d a y a. m a t I:1S o v . r W T t t n a l l i c e y o u r rad io dial Assembly Of God Christian P I R O T C H R IS T IA N C N C N C N O lu r iP L N S O P CN N IST l*PT S. l a a f t M A v a. Kav. I l i . o n U r . e g . Ad l h t c r t m l i l a U i . i S u n d a y School ____ t ; i l a. K. H orning W orship 11:11 a. m . Episcopal C H R IS T CH U R C H C harvh Street. LaagwaaA Sunday g .rv lca M o r n i n g P r n y a r Sarv. 1:14 a.i» a n a functions, eity and coun­ ty gt>v*rns*nts and organications"; (4) "to aneoungo cur pcopl* to b* actively in­ terested in a n a functions and loceal government"; (5) “t-> annually sponsor Jointly Eas­ ter and Thankitiving services and other religious endea­ vors"; and (0) "to moot reg­ ularly for tho purpose of la­ ing well informed and to conelder B utton niating to our a n a and nligious wolfa n of our communities." P IH IT CHTRCR T H H NAB ARHNH L a k e M a ry , P l A Rev. W . 1_ H o lc o m b e , P a a t o r Sunday 1:41 a m . ___ B i b l a S c a o o l 11:44 a m. _ M o r n i n g W o r a h l p 7(04 p. m. —* E v e n i n g B o r v l r a 7:00 A a . _ Wad. M i d - W e e k P r a y t r S e r v ic e s 7:44 p. m. l n d Wad. M l s a l a a . a ry S trvlco Jr PIWKCSSKST A S S E H R L Y o r BOSS C H I N C H C o r. XTIb o o * SSI a. H. M. W l l d . r ________ P a t l n r S u n d a y S ch o o l _ 1:41 a. m. M o r n i n g W o r r h t p 1*:S* n. m. E v a n l n g W o r s h i p __ T:S» p. m. C H U R C H O P C N N IS T Y o u t h H.r v. ( T u . » . ) 1:10 p m . L U T H E R A N CH U R C H * P M l d - W r v k B t r v . I T h u r s . ) 1:11 R a lp h B r e w a r J r . THR RNDNNRRR E v an g elist B ib la School 11:11 a. m . M orning W arsh ip l l i l l a. a . " T h e C h u r c h s f t h e L u t h o r s a P IR S T PENTECOSTAL E v e n i n g W o r a h l p _ T i l l p. m . H o u r " a n d T V “T hin I s t h e CHURCH OP u i i a w o o o W ad . P r a y e r S e r v i c e 7:11 p a . U f a " M l Ors a g a S tra al l l . r b o r t W. d o e r s * _ _ P a a t o r R t v . K. R u t h O r e s t _ P a a t o r P I N S T N A P T IS T CHCNCM S u n d a y A e h u o l ____1:11 a. m. S io p a r k A .to o * P AOLA C N C N C N O P C N N IS T W o r a h l s S a r v lo a — 10:10 a. aa. ■ i i a d a y School _ _ l t : 4 t a m. M orning W o rsh ip I l - . l t a m. P. B. C b a n e a ------------ P a a t o r H l a b w a y AO W o o l S u a d a y E v a n l a g __ 7 ilS a m. M o r a l n g W o r s h i p __ 1:41 a. a . M o r r t a R u b y ____ E v a n g e l i s t S u a d a y School ___ l : 4 i a. a . W ad . B i b l a S t u d y _ 7:1* A » . IHble C laa sea __ 10:41 a. a . C o n q u e ro r * M a t t i n g M orning W o rth lp 11:04 a. a M o r n i n g W o r s h i p _ 11:11 a. a . noon S H E P H E R D T r a i n i n g U n i o n ___0:SO p. m. F r i d a y - ________ T : l t a M E v a n l n g W o r a h l p _ 1:10 p. a . LUTHERAN CHINCH K v v n l n g W o r . h t p _ TiSS p. a . Ulbl# Cleat.s Wed. M e p.m. ILC At W a d . P r n y a r Svrv leo T i l l p. a . Spas A O v ta a d a D r i v e <H w y 1T-SAI CJIT NCM O P C R H I P T ■ aalard . P larld a L a a g w e o A , T ie . P I H B T F N K S N Y T k H IA N C B N T R A L N A P T IS T C n C H C M 333*1311 L o r d ’s D ay S a r v l c a s 10:10 a a i c m rH U H C o r . 1411 14. A O ak A»». E r n . a t B. Bo lleh , J r . _ P a a t o r a n d T :te p.m. O ak A va a a * T h ird S lew I flail Sm ith ■ P.»«tor S u n d a y Schoo l _ 1:11 a. m. S aar arA. P la r ld a S u a d a y School _ _ l:4S a. a . C h u r c h S . r v t c a a _ l t : M a. m. P asta* M o raln g W orahlp ll:S S a. a . C o m m u n io n — r i r a t S u n d e r l a G r a v e r C. SawolL J r . c u t NT H O P C M N In T T r a i n i n g U n i o n — S : l t p. a . C h u r c h S ch o o l _ _ _ 1:43 a to. E a c h M o n th ISIS P a r k A v . a a t E v a n l n g W o r a h l p _ T:SS p. m. H ar t B r o w n —___- K v a n g s l l a t K l N P E f U l A K T K N AND N U R S ­ Haaalon m e a t s ____ t i l l a m. W ad . P r a y o r Harvlca T i l t p a . S u n d a y M o r n i n g W o r a b l p _ 14:04 a m. ERY N u r a a r y Opan IMoneer F a l l o w . h i p t:0 u p. m. B lb ta S t u d y ______ 10:00 a. m. W T R R ................ .....- T il* p. a . M o r n l u g W o r s h i p S en io r HI F t l l o w a h l p *:«0 p.m. 11:00 a. m. S u ad ay N l l t Broadcast E v t n l n g W o r s h i p __ 7:10 p. m. E v e n i n g S t r v l c a _ 0:10 p m. W a d P r n y a r M a t t i n g T ie s p.m. San " l l a r a l d o f T r u t h " 1 p.m. Sunday oa Channel a W K r r a in R ■ i s s h v x a n y T u ta d ay N A P T IS T C l l l N C R I.ed its n ib ta C lass 10.44 a m . S i h s i . A H a lly A ve. G RA CH H B T H O D IB T CHU RCH r H r R r H o p t h e c o t r i i i t P a u l M. i . a l l - y ______ P a s t o r W a d n a t d a y P aalaa O n o r a R d . a t W o o d la n d Ave., T h a m e s H. M a h l a 111 bio C l a s t . a _ _ T:14 p. a . S u n d a y S ch o o l _ 10.00 a. a . Kav. J o h n IL H ires, J r . P a a t o r W o r a h l p ____ ___ __ 1:00 a. in. Sunday lo:i)4 a. m. S u n d a y School l:4S a. m. C h u r c h S c h o o l tt:SS M orning W o rahls M o r n i n g W o r a h l p _ l a . "4 a. m. T a m p o r n r l l y a l P l n a r r a a i Sunday S c h o o l —K>«n,-h a n d S?«h. M T P . . ■ ..... — . t i l t p. a c E v a n ln g W orahlp T:4I p. P I N h T CH I NCH O P C H R I S T W vdnaadny ■ rJS IN T IS T P r a y e d S a r v i r e __ T 41 p. a . M E ast a . n . A Itv v .l S u n d a y H e r -l e a A KBK N R S H R R N T H O D i r r TO LIST YOUK S u n d a y School —— 11:44 a. sa. CHURCH PISNCH EO T N S P T IS T S ub jacd C l l l NTH Cltv aa H . l g h t a "Ut#" D e e r e Naa* R a r. R a y (lrag o ry , Jr.. P a a ta r P aator — W illiam J. ( l u te s W . d n t a l a y S v rv le a 1:40 p. a . S u n d a y S c h o o l ---- - 1:41 a. m. M orning W orship _ l i l t A Ron t i n t R o o m : 141 E. P l r a t . M o r n i n g W o r s h i p 14:04 a. m. W o o h d a y a : l S i l u a m . . 4:10 11 a. m. S:*4 p. mp.m. F r i d a y E v e n i n g : I JO- M T P ______ _ S u n d a y School t:4S a. m. E v » . W orahlp -------T :ll p. sa 1.11 p m . T r a i n i n g U n io n 1:11 p m W e i P r a / e r S e r v ic e 1:14 p. a . E v a n ln g W orahlp T i n p.m. W .d . o f fic e r . A T tach are M u tin g Silo p a . W . d . P r a y e r S erv ice 1.10 p.m ciiT R C N o r n o p PIRST R N T H O D i r r N ONT H ONI. AVDO H ad A P rv a .h d i p PavN Ava. CALL N S P T I 1 T CHA PN L It. C. s m i t h _______ _ P a a t o r J o h n T. A d a m s J r . _ P a s t e r l e a m. P a l r f a s Ava. S u n d a y School _ 1:41 a. m. M o r n i n g W o r s h i p - I H a. m. V. M. M a g a rd . C h a p . l f a . t a r M o r n i n g W o r a h l p 11:00 a. m. S u n d a y S c h a o l ____0:40 a a . 1:10 p. m. M o r a l n g W a r s h i p S u n d a y S ch o o l ,----- 1:11 a m . N v a a g . l l a t l o S o r r . 11:11 A m. T r a i n i n g U n i o n ____l i e p. m. Tava. P r a y e r S arv . T :1 | p. m. S T * M e a t l e s s ___ I I I * ► A (In term ed iate, Saalarl W orahlp I t a. m. T i l l p m . T h u re Y o u n g P e o p le IVvd. E v a n l n g p r a y . r T:St p.m. E n d e a v o r . . . . . . . T i l t p. m. E v e n i n g W o r s h i p — T:W p. aa. Church Of Christ Lutheran Pentecostal Baptist Presbyterian Methodist Christian Science CHURCH NOTICE Church Of God FA 2-26/7 These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church O f Your Choice Wil.'Min-KirhelhrrRrr Mortuar)' Eunice I. Mil.on and Staff I’nigrrhftUe Print inn Co. J. M. iam rron and Huff The American Oil Companr Mr. and Mm. M. If. Nlrlrkland Wilsflfl.Moier Furniture Co. Mr. and Mra. Al WILun S trim lru m R ra llv Mrs. A p p let's Kentaurnnl l l t r b M rn atfuin an d S ta f f Lucille and Harold Appleby IIS N. Park llill Lu«fle<« Jh Lmplejtra Holler Motor Sales Co. fcmmeu Farrell A Staff Food Fair Stores, Inc. ( iw r ir Hailr> A Kiaplujwi J- C. Penney Company C. L Kubin.un and F.mplo) rra Southern Natural (ia* John Duaa A Staff Sanford Atlantic Notional Honk Hovard II. Modem A Staff W I L O O N I WAOOM St. Richurd'a Council 5357, Knights o f Columbus, nttending a dinner held at the Capri Tuesday night preced­ ing the Council installation were, seated, Fr. A. Libel u, Fr. WUUuni Trainur, Fr. N. Duulcuvy and William Joyce; standing, eecund n>w. Robert H. LeKils, John Kennedy J r„ Theodore J. Michels, Carl Von Herbulis and Edward R. Simon; back, Joseph O’Connor and Chnrl-s A. Alien. (Ilarultl l’ho.o) VIRGINIA PFTROSKI P. O. Hoi 1211 M I K A NOUIIIS TK 1-1114 >lari«n I.rr. Lakr Mary I A 2 1H i Stale Form Insurance Companies Irving I. I'rju r and Staff Hill Lumber A Hardware Co. JiHHy Crippa & Em ploy era �$ M art fr r a ll Fri. July 20, '63—P a w S AH-3 Wins I Bomber Honors Gideon Ruling Cuts Prison Population TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — I uf Florida prison* have petlFlorlda'i prlaon population | tioned for new trW , on haa takrn a decided dip aa a claim they were convicted direct m u lt of tha V. S. Su­ preme Court ruling in tha without defense counsel. Approximately 225 of these Gideon caaa, Louie L. Wain« rltfht* director of tha Dlvi- inmates are p r e s e n t l y In •ion of Correction*, aald to­ county jails awaiting hear­ ings, Wainwrlght aaid. day. During April, he aaid, Wainwrlght aald tha declina new commitmenta were reresult*, not from tha number reived from' the courts. In of prisoner* released, but a* June, new commitmenta had a result of a decrease in the dropped to 154, a decrease number of new priaonera be­ 122. ing committed. Total p r i s o n population Courta are proceeding cau­ dropped from 7,728 on April tiously on disposing of eases 1 to 7,597 on June 30, a drop because of tha Gideon ruling, of 131. ha aald , Wainwrlght aaid a canvass In thla ruling of two montha of the big counties] showed ago, tha court aald tha atata th* r.M -.n -nee h s j sff-«-ted must furnish attorneys for the number of commitmenta penniless persona accused of and the prisons could expect • crime. Tha court ordered a increased numbers of inmates new trial for Clarence Gideon, during the next six months. Panama City, aa a result of Tha audden drop, ha aaid, tha decision. apparently la only temporary Sines thla ruling, Walnwlght while newly-created public aald, more than 2,000 Inmates defender offices are getting Into operation. The office, In each of tha 10 Judicial cir­ cuit!, was set up by the 1963 Legislature as a direct result of the Gideon ruling. Combining the 225 inmates now out of prisons and in lo­ Two Seminole County Army cal Julls awaiting court hear­ reservists will complete two ings an dths 120 fewer com­ weeks of annual active duty mitments than average, Wain­ training Saturday at Fort wrlght estimated at least 350 Bcnning, Gs. less inmates as a direct re­ M-Sgt. Bonner L. Carter, sult of the Gideon case. ■on of Green E. Carter, of Lake Mary Boulevard, la as­ signed to the U.S. Army gar­ rison at Orlando. He is a 11133 graduate of Seminote High School and attended the By France* Wester University of Florida. “Don’t Call Me Tolerant” S-Sgt. Charles G. Shaw al­ so I* assigned to the Orlando will be the subject of the garrison. His wife, Marietta, message brought by Richard resides at lo North Devon, Keogh at tha Sunday morning North Orlando, and bis par­ service of the Cummunity ents, Mr, and Mrs. Garland Presbyterian Church in Lake H. Shaw, reside at Longwood. Mary beginning at 11 a.m. Mr. Krogh will fill tha pul­ He is a graduate of Lyman High School aod received his pit this Sunday for Rev. John BS degree a t Florida State W, Pilley, pastor of the church, who is on vacation. University. Kev. James Hardin will be beard on the following two Sundays. Two Countians End Training By Jane Casselberry Valnria Shea, Joyce Lovell and Dan Casselberry of the Casselberry Community Mathedlat Church Senior M.Y.F. are attending tha Officers As­ sembly being held thla week at the Methodist Youth Camp an l.aka Griffin near Lees­ burg. Dan is president of the Christ The King Sub-District ami Valorie and Joyce era in the cabinet. They will return home Saturday. Church Holding Special Revival By Dunns Kate* Ret. Louisa Ellenbarg of Geneva, Ala., Is serving aa evangelist for a revival being held at the First Pentecostal Church of Longwood. The revival, which began Monday, will continue daily at 7:30 p.m., Including Saturday, until next Wednesday. Rev. E. Ruth Grant, pastor • f the Longwood Church, has extended invitation to tho pub­ lic to attend the apecial serv­ ices. Programs Held A t Prairie Lake By J i m Casselberry The Prslrie Lake Baptist Church is sponsoring a progrsm of recreation and fcllow-ship each Friday during tha summer months from 7:30 p. m. until 10 p. m. with a different couple in charge each week. Activities such as soft ball, horseshoes, ping pong and volleyball are planned for all ■ges. Light refreshments are serv­ ed. these children o f the primary group o f the Church o f Jesus Christ of Latter Day Sainta march and sing. Tho annual Pioneer Day cele­ brates the 1llith anniversary of the day th a t Brigham Young first sighted the Salt Lake Valley and told his followers, “ Here we stay.” Each year the children dress up In the costumes Mrs. Brooks Kennedy Proclaims July 21-27 Business®!-, Dies Wednesday As National Farm Safety Week Briefs W Mrs. Abble Brooks, 42, died at 7:20 p, m. Wednesday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Born Nov. 13, 1920 in Live Oak, ahe had lived in Sanford for the past 2D years making her home at Monroe Corner. Survivors are her husband. William II. Brooks; six child­ ren. R. U. Zipperier. Kenneth Zippcricr, Louise Zipperier, Maurine Zipperier, Jurlcan Zipperier and Etease Fear; two brothers, Janies Lee and Gus Lee; a lister, Sira. Corrinc Prevail and four grand­ children, all of Sanford. Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Sunday at Brisson Funeral Horn* with Rev. Pat McIntosh, assisted by Rev. Robert O. Byrd, of­ ficiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. President Kennedy haa pro­ claimed this week, July 21-27, National Farm Safely Week. The President urged all farm families and all persons and organizations allied with agriculture to unite in an ef­ fort to reduce the number of farm, home and highway accidents. The 1903 farm safety cam­ paign will concentrate on the prevention of fires and falls. Its theme is "Inspection plus Correction equals Protection.’' The 2Mh annual farm safety program is sponsored by the U. S. Department of Agricul­ ture and the National Safety Council. Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman noted that, “ Every hour an acci­ dent claims the life of a farm resident. Someone living on a farm suffers k disabling injury every 40 second*.’’ Vacation Church School at He calk’d on farmers lo the First Melhodlst Church In practice safety every day of Geneva will begin Monday llie year, not merely during for a two-week period with tin* week. dally sessions, Monday "Being careful Is no more through Friday, scheduled be- than common sense," he said. Rev. and 3lr*. W. E. Timms tween the hours of 9 and 11:30 "But il requires constant at­ tention and mental alert­ of Sanford, who have conduct­ a. m. ed services at the First Meth­ Theme for the school Is ness. When a man is fatigued odist Church in Geneva for the "Living in Peace Around the or in a hurry to finish a Job past five weeks during Rev. World." Mrs. Marge Rogers i()r ■ trip, he becomes acclRay Huff's absence, will as­ wilt be in charge of activity, dent prone." All children of the area are Falls cause between 15 and sist and give Gospel Lessons ;o per cent of the farm acci­ at the Geneva church’s Vaca­ Invited to attend. dent death toll. Altout 7 per tion Bible School which will cent is due to fires. Property open for two weeks on Mon­ losses from fire have increas­ day. ed steadily aince 1940. In This Sunday Rev. Timms will be guest minister at the The appointment of Rev. 1961, fire cost the nation's First Methodist Church at and Mrs. Robert L. Smith of farmers $163. million. "Every farm accident Is Oviedo and on Aug. II ho will the Lake Alfred First Ilaptist conduct the H:30 and II a. in. Church as missionaries lo a personal tragedy to the services at the Winter Park Indonesia was announced this family involved and a blow Methodist Church. week by the Southern Baptist lo tbs nation's economy," said Howard Pyle, president Foreign Mission Board. Rev. and Mrs. Smith are of the Council. Pointing out that In 1961, formerly of the Lake Monroe accidents took the lives of Baptist Church. 8,?oo farm residents, he said farmers have more than By Jane Casselberry their share of accidents. Seven members of the Cas­ Chaplain Robert Deal of the "In the past decade the selberry Community Methodist Nuvol Air Station will hr death rate from farm acci­ Intermediate M Y.F. returned guest minister this Sunday at dents, generally has been home last Saturday from a tha Ebenexer M e t h o d i s t slightly higher than the na­ week of fun and Inspiration Church for the morning wor­ tional average," he said, a t the Junior High Camp held ship service. "While the ratea have de­ at the Methodist Youth Camp Kev. Huy Gregory, minister creased in this period, the near Leesburg. of the church who is on vaca­ farm rate haa oot kept pace They were Paulin* Gee, tion, will return to the pulpit with the national, and the Marilytn Metsick, Janet and on Aug. 4 after which tima difference haa grown greater Linda Wultman, Beth Vlner, Sunday evening and mid.week each year. I.atrisha Johnson and Marvin prayer services will b* resum­ Every step possible must ed. 3lcClain Jr. be taken to reduce thia Icr- Rev. Pilley On Vacation M Y F ’ers Attend Officer Meet JUST LIKE THE PIONEERS of the early dnys, V C S Set In Geneva Timms To Assist A t Geneva VBS Smiths Named As Missionaries Seven Attend M Y F Camp Deal To Speak Reception Set For Artist M Y F To Meet For Supper Junior and Senior MYF nn-nrtiers of the First Meth­ odist Church of Sanford will mret at 6 p. m. this Sunday fur their regular Fellowship Supper. At 6:30 p. in. programs will be presented with the Junior High featuring a Hobby Fair under the direction of Nancy and Carolyn Shafter anil the Senior High presenting "llur Dwelling I'lure” led by Bill und Chall Crowell. Thompson Infant Dies Thursday Choir Director Attends Meet William Paul Thompson Jr., three-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Thompson, of 2116 Cluse Avenue died at his home early Thursday fob town a brief illness. Beside* his parent* he Is survived hy two sisters, Gwendolyn and Christine, and four brothers, Troy, Hoy, Clarence and Doyle. Th* body ia being aent to McClenny where services will be held Saturday. Burial will be in Macedonia Cemetery in McClenny. Gramkow Funeral Th* Youth Choir of the Home ia in charge of arrange First Methodist Churrh of meot*. Sanfurd has elected Tummy Best to serve as president of the group. Other officers ar« Rucky Smith, vie* president sod I'am Thirty-un* member* of the 1‘igntt, secretary-treasurer. Sanford First Methodist Mrn'x Young peopl* from th* Cluh atlendrd last week's youth departments of th* dinner meeting for which church aro invited to attend Seminole High Coach Jim practice sessions *ach Wed­ Pigott was guest speaker. nesday at 7 p. m. Dinner preparation* were under direction of Gerald My­ ers, Georg* Chapman and RIak* Sawyer. Youth Choir Names Officers 31 Attend Club Dinner Church Groups Set Ball Game By Jane Casselberry The Brotherhood of the Prairie Lake w.p*u« fh -rrh in Fern Park has challenged the church's R A. boys to a softball game to be hrld Sat­ urday at 4 p. m. at the Alta­ monte Springs Ball Field. Members of the Brother­ hood are constructing a new church bulletin hoard in front of the church to an­ nounce services. The sign will be built of bnck. RA’s To Spend Week A t Camp By i ( * t Casselberry Th* intermediate RA Boy* of tha Prairie Lake Baptist Church In Fern Park will en­ joy next week at Camp Joy near flock Springs. Those attending will be Nelson Sturgill. David Hug­ gins, Mike Bailey, Raymond Parkeraon and Jimmy Hein sen. Rev. Leonard Jones will conduct morning and evening Worship services as camp pastor next week. Sanford’* Heavy Attack Squadron Three (VAH-3) rap­ tured three of the places to win ■ close over VA11-11 in Heavy tack Wing One's July Bomber Stream competition, the Nnvy announced today. Die monthly event, which was run Tuesday afternoon, involved practice bombing runs on thrr* Florida area training targets. The t-mphasis in this month's competi­ tion was low-level weapons delivery. And VAH-.Ts flight crews capitalized on consistency to edge VAH-tl, 1050-1034. and of the early days and march around the block VAH-5, which compiled 624 singing, “Pioneer Children,” Directing the open­ point*. Point* are awarded on ing ceremonies in the chapel nnd the parade was tha basis of bombing score* Mrs. John Carlton, woniaied L» Mrs. Til'd. At­ and ability of the participants kins, Mrs. Jackie Rumbley, Mrs. Betty Illackto adhere to *n assigned navi­ wehler, Mrs. Janice Potter, Mrs. June Wynn nnd gational eoursc and time sche­ Mrs. Sis Probat. dule. (Herald Photo) Individual honors went to VAIMI'a L t Cmdr. Dick Davidson, pilot Slid his bombsdier-nsvigstor, Lt. tjg) Alec R. Rlunden. Their third crew­ man was Char lea Abbey, a first class aviation electri­ cian’s mate (AKI). Illundei) is the Wing's 1962 Mrs. Harriett Slaughter, iblc toll of accidental death owner of Harriett's lU-auty Bombing champion, lie show­ on the farm," he said. Shop on Oak Av*. announced ed that ehamplonahip form today that the shop will cele­ Tuesday In rdglng VAH-.Ts brate It's 10th year in San. top erew, Lt. Ray Curry and Bombardier Lt. Lee Hawkins, ford all next wrrk. 427-393. “ We wish to take this op­ Third plara went to t.t. portunity to thank our patrons Cmdr. Ken Hamilton, VAH-5 for making our salon a suc­ pilot, and Chief Aviation Ma­ cess and Invite new patrons By Sir*. Adam Muller chinist's Mate (AMC) Edward The Florida Federation of to try our services,’’ said Mr*. Denies, bombardier-navigator, Slaughter. Art will sponsor a reception Harriett.'* spsvializrt In with 390 point*. Sunday to welcome Charles Lt. Ernie Wartcnburg pllotstyling and permanent waving A. Holder of Lakeland ax rest, isl a YAH-ll aircraft to and in hair coloring work. dent artist at the Detlary fourth place with Chief Avia­ Mansion House from July 29- There are two senior oper­ tion Mechanic (ADC) Charles ators, Joan, who especially Aug. l>. Templin a* hi* bomhardivr. The reception will be held at likes the coloring, bleaching They scored 3X1 points. and toning work and Betty tha Mansion between the Winning fifth place was a hour* of 2 and 4:30 p.m. un­ who works with scalp condi­ flight crew composed of tioning and permanent wav­ der the direction of Mr*. Ar­ VAll’i I.t. Cmdr. Ken Handon thur Lambert, chairman, who ing. and Aviation Electrician's Both Hies* operator* amt will h* assisted by Mr*. Harry Mate First Class (A El) James P. Newton and Sir*. Edward Harriett herself like lo design A, Greseiwood, with 317 points. coiffures to fit th* Individ­ Ualkwlll. Greenwood Is a selectee for Stud*sits wishing to en. ual facial contour* ami th* th* Navy's Limited Duty Of­ personality of their Customers. roll for Instruction by Holder “ We invite everyone to come ficer (LDO) program and aro asked lo contact him Sun. In anil register at our anion will graduate to officer status iluy. Roams are available at for the drawing when w* will In September. tha Mansion and those plan­ In sixth place was VAH-3 give away a $5(1 permanent ning to stay are asked to Executive Officer Cmdr. Hugh wave,” snid Mrs. Slaughter, muko reservations early. She noted that th* drawing O'Hara and bombardier Lt. Demonstration*, open lo tho public, will be conducted by last your was won by Mrs. Crnig Moors, 310 points. All nine entries In the Holder on Wed ties.lay after­ Rosamond Chapman, who Bomber Stream were Douglas works at First Federal .Sav­ noon* at 2 p.m. A-ltU Skywarriors. Sanford's ings and Loan. two operational A-5A Vigi­ lant* squadrons, VA1I-1 nnd VAlI-7, wire both deployed. Evangelist Here Rev. M. Fitzpatrick, of Philaitelphia, is conducting revival services at 7:30 p m. nightly at Mt. Olive Holiness Church at Osteen. She preach, ed her first sermon at the age of five and aince las traveled throughout the Unit­ ed States in her praaclung career. Going To School RARE PHILIPPINE LILIES are blooming now a t the home of Mrs. A. W. Epps a t Lake Minnie Estates. Tho beautiful liliea somewhat resemble the Easter lily and grow quite tall on their stalks. Mrs. Epps is a past presi­ dent of the Sanford Garden Club. (Herald Photo). Bradford l„ Vincent, avia- I tlon electrician's mat* second ■ class, husband of the former Miss Bubble S. McCarley, of Higgins Terrace, is slated to uttend the advanced aviation electrician’s mate school at the Naval Air Technical Training Unit, Jacksonville. Mr*. Mildred Clark, choir director of the First Method 1st Churrh of Sanford, a t­ tended the annual Methodist Musician's Workshop held at Fkirida Southern College dur­ ing (he month of June. Dr. Holmes Ambrose, pro­ fessor of sacred music at George Peabody College and clinician for the workshop, conducted Interesting and in­ formative classes on music related to the church. Dr. Ambrose, in authority on llymnology, is in great demand a* a lecturer. Classes in romlucling were led by Dr. Waller Jam es, professor of music at FSU. DELAND (UPI) — Volusia County Commissioner* re­ versed their stand Thursday and "tentatively" provided $5,000 for the expenses of op­ erating Public Defender Rob­ ert Wilaon'a office. Th* commission, following agreement with the eounty rummisshma of Putnam. St, Johns and Flagler counties to withhold funds, voted against the requested allocation last week. Wilson has filed suit in the four counties seeking ■ de­ CDR. J. F. BARLOW claratory judgment from cir­ ia comnmmlitq: of fiver cuit courts on whether or not of VAH-11 which, in the state! law requires tho competition w i t h nil counties to pay tho oxponses Atlantic Fleet Heavy of his office. Attack units, hits Wen W alter Shelley, president of awarded tho Navy “ E” the Volusia bar, spoke today halite rtruiliitenn c.\i-el- to tho commission asking lence award for its out- them "to allocate io n s mousy | stamllnp performance to sta rt with to enable tha during the fiscal year public defender to function." ju st clotted. The squad­ Ho aald It would serve aa ron was officially noti­ tin example to the other thrr* fied by Vive Adm. K. counties and he would rvuucst O'He ime. commander of bar association* to apeair to the Naval Air Force, the other eounty commissions. U. S. Atlantic Fleet, Commission Chairman Har­ (Nnvy Photo) ris Saxon said today circuit judge* are able to appoint spoclu! attorneys to repreaent In­ digent deftndent*. In th a t event, he said, "wo must pay." Catholic Circle To Hold Sale By Donna Estes Longwood'* St, Catherine of Siena Cirrle of the Catholie Women’* Club will sponsor a "lelt-ovcr" rummage sale this Saturday at the Super Valu Komi Store on SR 436. The sale will open at S a. in. and continue until all items are sold. Good used clothing as well as household articles will l>c available according to Mrs. Pat Boyles, chairman of the event. Revival Set In Lake Mary Auxiliary Sets Rummage Sale By Donna Eatea The Ladici Auxiliary of Hi* First Pentecostal Church of Longwood will sponsor a rum­ mage sate, Aug. 2-3, at tha corner of E. Lake Ave. and Sanlando Spring* Dr. acroat from Farm er's Service Sta­ tion in Longwood. Mr*. Clco Barker will aerva as chairman of the aate from which the proceeds will go towards the auxiliary's cur­ rent p-oject, a Baptistry lot live church. Fknle By France* Wester A revlvnl will be hHd at the First Baptist Church in Lake Mary, Aug. 4-18, with Her. Leonari| Jones, pastor of th* I'ralri* Lake Baptist Church serving as evangelist. Rev. Ralph K. Taylor, P»"* tor of the ljihe Mary Church, has extcmhsl invitation to everyone to come ami worship with the local congregation. Special singing will be part of the niuhtly services which ate scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.m. Tim# GOOD T1MI FOR A N IW KODAK CAMIRA Sre I s For KODAK CAMERAS. Film and Finishing Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 210 8. PARK AVE. 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B a t w han tba rata on farms waa M ow tha national araraga, la jraan It haa baaa hlgfcar. And tha dlffarvnea appaara to ba laeraaa* » . to l|6 1 , whan tha national rata to an aU-tima low of 50.4 daatha par 100,000 population, tha farm avaraga roaa to AM. National Farm Bafatr Wash, July 11-17. la an opportunai tuna — to ~ ai «««in* tha raeord to Horn where to rn safety tolls down. National Safety Connell statistics show ***** motor vehicle, home, end public aeddenta—the throe largest accident categories nationally — hit farm nsidcents about as hard aa the rest o f the country. I t la In work safety that farming lagn behind. Work accidents a n aec‘ onto to motor vehicle accidents mg tona residents, comprising 81 per cant of the total. Other industries have developed safety procedures that have made work accidents the smallest of all four categories accounting for 15 oar cant of tha nation's accident toll. Worry Clinic procedural, put to work on tha farm, can bring to n book Into Una with tha national A farmor must bo many kinds of Ha of tan la called on to ba a carpenter, an •toctrfcton, a me­ chanic Ha naoa fuola, ehemieala, far* S and many diffaroat kiada of TO work safely ha m ost know and follow tha safe practices developed In many different Industries. to most industries, employes' mis* takas a n noticed and corrected im­ mediately* B ut much o f farm work la dona away from direct observetioe and supervision. Too often, an unsafe a c t unseen and unrecognized, becomes a habit instead of being cor­ rected promptly. These bad habits must be discovered and replaced with tffiMp method*. * r to tio n a l Farm Safety Week la not a week In which to be more caretui, then io be lurgulleu until neat year. Instead it is a time to examine work habits, to compare methods with those proved effective in other industries, and to seek out better and safer ways to do our jobs. Accident prevention is a yearround Job. An official “week" is sim­ ply a reminder that emphasizes the importance o f that job. Every weak should be Farm Safety Week. Man - - Apt Imitator - I t is said that science and tech­ nology have advanced mankind many centuries la this post century. Yat, have they? J s t propulsion is new, but tha •quid has been Jetting around the ocoaa by sucking in and expelling water for much longer than man has been doing i t Radar, of a type, has been used by bats for centuries. Dr. Crane’s "N o , No, I Said FO RW A R D .'" The hummingbird Is a natural helicopter, going up or down, back­ ward or forward, or just hovering over a blossom. The scorpion’s tail is a natural hypodermic needle. The caribou and snowahoe rabbit have built-in snowshoes. And abalones use auction cups to attach themselves to rocks. Science is man learning how to imitate the things he has seen around him since he came upon the eurth. Peter Edson Political Notebook WASHINGTON—(NKA) — to the U. 8. “It leys, 'All men did graduate work In econom­ Influence of tho U. 8. Con. •re created equal and ir e en­ ics and political science at stltution and tho power of the dowed by their creator with University of Edinburg- He U, S. Declaration of Independ­ rave up teaching for politics certain inalienable rig h ts.. . ence in the new nations of the Actually, this is a para­ only a few years ago and re­ world are little appreciated. ceived an honorary LL.D. Eloquent testimony on this phrase from tits Declaration from Du queen* University in point has been given by Tan- of Independence, but Uio man Pittsburgh when he waa here ganyika’a President Julius K. made his poinL aa Tanganyika'* foreign min­ Nu ye re re. Ths president’s short talk ister two years ago. ’Wo have taken our stand Ho speak* precise English on what is one of the most in­ was principally • defense of with a clipped British accent spiring documents of all time the new Organisation of Afri­ acquired when Tanganyika —the preamble to the Ameri­ can Unity declaration against waa ft crown colony. He baa WASHINGTON — In the the United States ha* become out pilot projects to cope with can Constitution.” he declared racial policies at South Africa. ready amilo and ft little on his arrival hero for a visit beet America* do-it-yourself Responsible men and wom­ tha existing horde of unem­ So it was natural that tho Charllo Chaplain mustaeh that first question asked him was ia deceptive. He has a quick tradition. 1,000 student! from en, familiar with the facts, ployed youth roaming the what United Stats* policy wit and ia fepresentetivs of 10 collegee end universities •quote th* alarming national street* of our big citlea—and should be toward that country. the new breed of African lure ergealsed a rulunteer increase in crime and delin­ ■mailer one* as welL Their ap­ He ducked, claiming an an­ leaders a t their best program to help cut tho dsn- quency in recent year* with proach is to ast up programs swer would be interference in In • question-and-answer goroualr high rate of "drop­ the number of young people to train the "dropout*" and Dear Editor: When you are avrsy from American foreign affairs. But session after his talk a t the out*” from the public school*. out of school and out of work. kickouls" from school In home you can think of hom in reference to his remarks N'atiunal Press Club, Nuysrere As nport*d la this ipse* They »•• th* situation grow­ two WMks ago, export* bar* ing more rather than leu •kills that will squip them to borne you can think of home on the U. 8. Constitution be waa asked. "If the United concluded that one of tho acuta as industry becomes compet* fur joba In today’* In this connection, since proposed that, "The United State* solve* hie own racial graroat problem* facing the more and mors mechanised complex labor markaL These reading The Herald several Stales should support freedom problems, will its position bt nation today 1* the growing and automatsd and the num­ courses, of course, coat money days ago. I keep thinking movements wherever they are more acceptable in Ui* cold found." w ar?" tendency of teenagers to leavs ber of unskilled job* becomes the students do nut have and of “ Up Town—Sanford.” Act­ t He is a surprising little "Morality is morality," ba ually, “ up town” I* the cen­ tho taxpayers will have to school before they or* proper­ fewer and fewer. ter of things. It Is entirely man. Forty years old, he is replied quickly. "Th* framers federal, state and local of­ supply. ty trained to uk* their place Happily, t h i s government different from shopping cen­ descended from tribal chiefs. of tha American Declaration bt tho highly technical society ficial* this summer are trying program to deal with the ter!. It is where "I saw Hut he was educated in a of Independencs did not have present crop of "dropouts” is Mary up town this morning Catholic college in Uganda, the cold war In mind. I hope OUR BOARDING HOUSE your color problem here ia now to be supplemented by a —siio looked wonderful.” “ Or, looked a t i t om the moral you know, i* the drugstore private effort to p r e v e n t I MV WORD M R.C06W V standpoint and not from tbe KEHwith tbe cup of coffee you “dropouts" before they occur. IS OUTRAGEOLJ HEK/ k viewpoint of the cold war. a*r»A fciO ,TM OUT Of- { THIS confide—"u w the doctor this IT SOUNDS LIKE A L DON'T' This summer in eight major POr4OS, OUT 1 tX3 WANT "W# would like to ee* a I TRICK -Co RULE our N E E D HO cities unpaid volunteers from m om ing-I have to lose 15 TOo w n Sou THIS TUIFIB A SUBSTANTIAL United States of Africa," he pounds. I’m beginning my H e l p the Universities of Wisconsin, WICK AM CCCEKTKIC In the ’70s—If there are any a c cident CHALKthf Iowa, Illinois, Chicago, liar diet tomorrow (T) because '70*—the world will witness said in reply to another ques­ UMCLB VhLUD MG/H6 AWARD/ M.Y CUfc, SAID THAT IPX WERE, yard and such college* as Bryn I’m invited out tonight," etc. four big powers. Ths United tion. "You can’t think of fed­ AMOS / EVER MDEBTEDTn Mawr, Harsh Lawrence, Barn­ The friendly people who States of America, Europe, eration' without thinking of AMHOK& AND AT A /RC ard and Pembroke are tutor­ have time to wait on you, Russia and China . . . it will th* United States of AuerLOSS GNBHUKWiS ing teenage high school pu who keep a package ’til you lie tho path of wisdom for ! lea." Nuyerere thinks ha will tee PACKAGE/ pila who do not want to "drop get back." Stopping to visit world leaders to take these out" or be "kicked out" of on tiic itreet, in the bank- considerations into account in this federation in hia lifetime. He ires nothing to prevent iL school next semester. The vol­ even if you can get by with formulating their policies. unteers have bee* brought to­ it, talk across tbe entire —UN Secretary General U Who would head such a fed­ eration T "W* do not know," gether by a group which calls stroett Thant, ha says, ‘‘but tha hope* of Seriously, t think wc were itself the Northern Student eome will not be fulfilled." requested to make a suggestMovement. Expenses are paid What w* lawyer* want to Sine* Israel fa now giving out of funds contributed by tion about ■ store, depart­ do ie to substitute court* for technical assistance to Tan­ ment shite or whatever need. several private foundations. I tried lo think of what I carnuge, dockets for rockets, ganyika, Nuyerere waa asked The hope is to make the tutor briefs for bombs, warrants for inf project year-round, with bad purchased most away warheads, mandates for mis­ if this undermined tha idea of African unity? from Sanfurd. 1 think probab­ students volunteering for af­ siles. ly infant and children's "Soma of our friend* are ter-class duty in communities clothes up to six. I feel there —Charles S. Hhyne, chairman not our friends," he replied lONjET near their campusee. EAMlS of World Peacs Through cryptically, "but w* do not al­ The Volunteer "dropout" pre­ is a need for a children’s 3THIMC. Law meeting In Athens. shop. Children and babies low even our frlenda to pick >JA K E vention program throws light neither go out of style nor our enemies fur us." on several aspects of current If we can send a man tc become obsolele. These last two replies wer* American life. First, the fact Also, since I think of it, the moon, we ean do some­ taken by some reporters to b* that so many privileged and in connection with shopping thing about ths distress of veiled referents* to President successful young people are —I feel we need a bus ser­ people left to orbit helplessly Carnal Abdel Nasser of Unit­ eager to help the lees success­ vice badly. There are atilt in the vacuum of despair. ed Arab Rspublie and ether ful without pay does not gibe many one-car families. 1 can —William Andrrson tenta­ ambitious African leader*. with the cliche that the pres­ tive director of proposed think of four housing deve­ Page 4 S an fo rd , F lorida F rid a y , Ju ly 2lS, 10 63 If aa E ast African Federa­ ent generation o f y o u n g lopments that would welcome domestic peace corps. tion wars to some into being, Americana tends to be cynical w u n a a. «iik i .uw , o u tr u n s a il rtiftLisuftft th* service. Navy wives have Nuyerere waa asked It he and aelflah. Second, tho brief regret that there is It will be a hollow victory would be willing to play ete-w a rn i n e»n.r rw n u w i l l s exnerlenca of the tutoring expressed ll <J- tV. “■ I 1* - -T-l.” mit itr iig t e J .-ms Kenya to. nn boss sarvs Maasaieg sa iu r llacnaaliei lupi. projects to date suggests that ■IIIUV VSSILLS s a n ta u l a o s a s a u Our doctors and Lawyers sign down, only to find "no t h * 73-ysor-old Man Mau Can Mr LSI ter llutlnsse u a n s a s r even the school system* to •M IN I.U S J . ilM A V T CBIBLIA r i U U ars not la shopping centers. vacancies" signs behind them recently awwra to aa sums uf th« largest and rich­ ■eeletr SSIler O tM lI lM M anager And we must be in town fur FMSXM V O L T O L I S B UOnoTMV S t STIM est cities of ths North and tbsir services, boon we will . . . The problem of minority prim* ain iatar when Kenya restate Edlter Clrculailoa M a aag er g r o u p unemployment will received internal aelf.fw srnEast are not doing their job. bav* tbe library up Iowa. not be met until the whole un­ msnt from tho British. High-school pupil* who hear ■ la ic a irrio n as roe There tre many good rea­ “Atsr what 1 have been say­ D elivery of the courses and sign up sons fur keeping things alive employment p r o b l e m is ■ r Mali solved. lasslaaia C a n a l, AM O t k e r ing," aaid the president with most often ask (or hslp in l i e W eek ll.se t Veer 111.IS 1 T e a r and moving, and I'm sure It reading, writing and arithms- can be done. Shopping cen­ —L a b o r Secretary Willard a shy am ifa, t.ee i Uoatae L i t • M onths answer bo *yeo’?" Wirt*. MS t Months lie I Months tic. i t s ■ M aatn ter* are here to stay, that I.M I Month By throwing ths spotlight we muM face. But we may II. B Fosisl K*su.*u»ne greilSe that eu saell eukearliillans be H<l la oSvnnee. on the stata u f, the school*— find ourselves coming back the college volunteer* may do to Iowa for things we can E n u r e s *e s o c o n i els e* m a t t e r O c t o b e r IT. t i l l h i t h a f e e t O f f i c e e f h a n l a r e . F l o r i d a , e a t e r t h e A ct e f C o a s r a a a a t M arc o. mure that help keep kid* from find in the shopping centers. dropping ouL They may help Often here in western North Used automatic washers, T h a H a r a M Is a m e m b e r e f t h e U e i t e g F r e e s w h i c h le s e t i t l e s communities see why the kid* Carolina friends and acquain­ Ulrfinina Mia and •lev­ d e l u s i v e l y t e i h e u se f a r r e g e h l L 'A t le a e f All t h e l e c e l s e w s want to leave schools too tances say "when ws retire • n a t e s l a t h i s ne<ve»a»*v. in. ateteo. crowded or puurly staffed to we are going to spend (lie hutd their interest. winter in Florida." I say. No p e r t ef h a y m a n u a l , a e n e e r a e i e r u s i n * , e f t h i s ed itio n e f T h e h e n f u ri l H e r n i a m e y he r e p r o d u c e s In a n y m a n n e r w i t h "Do that, and come lo Sunc m w r i t t e n p e r m l e a l a a e f t h e p u b l i s h e r a t T h e l l e r a l S . Any There are nearly three reg­ tordl” Ih S I v I S u a l e r ( I r m res p o n s i b l e f a r s u c h r e p r o S u c l l e n w ill h e 326 Sanford Ava. Ph. 323-0687 co D siSsred e e I n f r i n g i n g e n T h e H - r e l d s c o p y r i g h t e n S will b o istered Democrats for svery Mr*. R. T. Cooper hW-S l i a b l e f e r S a m a g e o u n S e r t b e l a w . P u b l i s h e d S a lly u c e p t two regisUrsd Republican* in Authorized Maytag Sale* A Service Mars Hill. N. C. B e lu rd a y . g u ad ey a n d C b riilm aa. publishes hetu rS ay preceediag California C hris n e o n Ussy from homo Helen Fuller Soys ‘Dropout* Situation Growing Letters CASE Q403: Donna D., ■god M, has boas m arried for tteoo years. “ Bag Dr. craaa,” a apaha dejectedly, "wo wast­ ed to kavo a family. “Yet I have never been ■bio to got pregnant, go I went to • doctor ■ tow wo*ki ago. "Ho told at* my womb waa tipped. Ha agreed to operate on me auu •LsisitUu iL Hi* fee would be $390. He Mid I needed n *suti* operation on my womb. Ia that a bona fide operation? And should 1 let him operate?” That "auipenilon” opera­ tion is resorted to when the female womb (uterus) is bad­ ly tipped. For the womb is supported by four main ligaments, like the guy wire* fastened to support a young tree that has been transplanted. If one of tbe ligaments Is stretched, then tbe womb Ups. But millions of womso hove tipped wombs and don’t *Tsn know it. Betides, moat of them can b • c o m e pregnant, despite tipped wombs. So ths first question I ask­ ed Donna waa this: “ Ha i your huaband been checked by a doctor to make aur* he isn't sterile, for in ■bout 30 per cent of caici it Is tbe husband who is defi­ cient?" Donna shook her head. "Then wouldn't it be silly,” I added, "for you to submit to a major surgical operation, only to leant later that it was your husband who w it re­ sponsible for your lack of pregnancy?” Then I inquired if her doc­ tor had performed a Bubin test, which is a simple meth­ od of detecting whether a woman'* Fallopian tubes are sealed shut. OH}? &anforb Ijeratfi CASH SALE *39” M O O N EY APPLIANCE her husband's sperm cheeked, aad only as • last re­ sort, should te a submit to surgery. She w it pregnant tea very next month! So you can see the value in always using "horse aenae’* even in medicine and sur­ gery I Surgery Is splendid but in most cases don't rush into it first! Try the other logical preliminary steps, using sur­ gery u your last resort. Send for m y booklet "Facta About Pregnancy,” enclosing a long stamped, return envalope, plus 20 cents. OVER 35 YEARS At F irst A Palmetto tAWogaM* *id post o u iro ; Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpets • Furniture • Tito • Piano* • Rental Beds This ttaVulesNi o m tB iL lY iS iS a? heis as FORTRV&lZ Y/iJh OHLY-fr CHUFF IN SuFHCez-tyM Shoo} GO set Crumley ■ MonInc. INSURANCE - REAL ESTATE SANFORD, FLORIDA 500 W. First St. Phone FA 3-0375 S££ US first. "fo r your HOME IMPROVEMENT Quotes 1 said aba didn't know what a Bnfata test was, po 1 told her, and aha admitted no such test had been made. “ If your tubes are closed,” I added, "even M you subout to that $330 operation, you still would nevtr get pregnant. And a doctor can perform th* Rubin test in hia office in a tow minute* of time.” Finally, 1 inquired U she had mada aa adequate func­ tional test of pregnancy, as via the "rhythm theory.” “A wife's most likely time of conception is about 13 days before the onset of tbe next menstrual period,” I said. “ You are a Catholic so hava you ever been given any isxformatfon on the rhythm liiciii) 7” She bad not. So 1 explained it fully and also urged her to employ a m i l d alkaline douche at such times, since that seems to help predispose to pregnancy. 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One Of The Many Ex­ citing: New Homes Now Ready For Immediate ENTERPRISES, • • • One of the most famous is "home on the ruuge . . . where never ia heard a discouraging word." Home may be many things to many peojile, but to everyone it represent* a dream of peace, warmth utul security, and especially of someone special . . . "Just Molly and me" . . . "a queen waiting there witli silvery hair." . . . "a little brown girl" . . . "there'* a light in the winduw . . . shining ju st for mo." “ Bless this house, Oh Lord, we pray . . . Make it safe by night and day." Around Seminole County there are many house* being offered for sule, which only need yuur presence and that of those s o c ia l persona dear to you Lo make you sing a little sung about home, too. All of these fina home* are In quiet resldenliul areas, on sputum * Uiree-muueu tuts, where flower* glow around velvety green lawna. Inside are nil the convenience! that cause the homemaker to sing a little, too, a* she carea for her family and entertain* friend*. 2 Both Homes FEATURING. • Cent ml Heat & Air Conditioning • Sidewalks * Street Lights • Sewer & Water -»— Hewu1ifwlU; 1 andsrapsd High Tlry l u ll • Out Of The Flight Pattern • Many Other Outstanding Features >13,500 • LOW DOWN PAYMENT • NO CLOSING COST • 30 YEAR FHA FINANCING Plan To Tour Country Club H eights This Week-End! , DIRECTIONS: c.o South un 17-0—to Five Points, turn went on HOMES SIGNS. CAVALCADE BUILDERS in a NEW HOME For Smartest Family Living Home Something Home In something to Ring about. Humes of all kinds have been made famous by songwriters for many year*, and they all ex­ press the yearning to go buck home, wherever It may be. One may sing, "1 wanla go back to my little grass shack" and another may sing "just a cot­ tage small by a waterfall." Rt. 427. FOLLOW THE In c, To Sing About Club H eights . • T E 8-3911 START LIVING Occupancy In Country PRICED FROM ____ arm , yrt tontrnlrnlly nmrby alarm, church,., ochoola aad buoy U. S . Hwy. 17-M. 202 Kairmunt In Sunland Estates 3 & 4 Bedroom — intent OF Two of the newer onea ar* on lakea. Cavalcade of Home* is now showing three and four-bedroom, two-buth homes on Lake Minnie, one-quarter mile off 17-U2 on the Luke Mary Road. LMN Enterprises, Inc., Is pre previewing its new Crystal Lake Home* in Lake Mairy, with two models under construction there. Another new area is the lovely Greenbriar of Loch Arbor by Kingswood Builders and Idyliwilde and Ravenna Park by Shoemaker. Other fine homes may be found at Lake Wnymun Estates in Longwood and a few are left in Tee 'N Green Estates, across from the Mu,) lair Golf Lours* Idyliwilde “Homes O f Distinction” CUSTOM BUILT Situated on large individually landscaped lots Features include central heat ami air conditioning AND Ravenna Park “A Com m unity Built W ith P rid e ” Prices From $11,000 -Low Down Payments 3 A 4 Bedroom, 1, l 1,*, 2 Huth Homes FHA, FHA In-Service, VA, Conventional Financing V M ODERN K ITCHEN S BY fiEHEIULflfc ELECTRIC Shosjnak&Ji compan ^ 1ION Custom Building: Oui* Specialty Central Uffic* 311 W. 35th St. S*Im Ulrica FA 2 7135 FA 3-310.1 STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS I V . ..I �! Neighbors Invited M iss Joyce Suzanne Jones To Become August Bride To Meet Newcomer llr. and Mrs. Clarence Otis Jooes of Sanford, announce the betrothal of their daugh* ter, Joyce Susanna to Mr. Leon Edward Walker Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Edward Walker also of this dty. Hits Jones la t native of Sanford where she was edu­ cated la the pubile schools. She received her higher edu­ cation at Lender College In Greenwood, 8. C. and at Florida State University la Tallahassee where she was ■ member ef Delta Zeta, social sorority. Presently, Mias Jones la employed at the Sanford Atlantia National Bank. Mr. Walker la a native of Interlachen, Fla. and earns lUSS JOYCE SUZANNE JONES educated In Sanford and re­ ceived bis bachelor of science degree from Florida State University, when he waa • member of Phi Delta Itieta social fraternity. Presently he la attending Officers T*alaIng Camp In San Antonio, T ei. and will ncelvc hla commission as Second Lt. In the United States Air Forca on Aug. I. The wedding will be solem­ nised at 3:30 p. m. August 23 at (he First Methodist Church. All friends of the engaged couple are Invited to attend. Knee-high gaiters and fus­ sy, Moroccan-ityle hooded capes were the curtain rais­ ers recently at tha opening of the paria fall-winter fash­ ion shows. Designer Jacques Esters!, who plays a guitar and writes songs on the aide, went all out for fresh ideaa la a "har­ em look" collection that col­ lege girls might go for. Eaterei virtually elimina­ ted coats. His attitude waa, who needs one? Instead, hit models parad­ ed capes or knee-length spate, with thick wool "walking suits’’ that wrapped them from top to toe against next winter's cold. His cs pcs — and you can bet the copies will flood this land before the first day of schocl rolls around — were cut so that they could rest on the shoulders or atop the head. The hood and cape were in one piece, as a Moroccan peasant "dj ’etlehah." Esterel made them in curly mo­ hairs In such eye - stopping colors as turquoise as well aa black and gray. One leaf green cape lined with while wool waa worn either over the head or drap- HRS. JOHN HIRES JR., serve* coffee toy Mrs. William Rnpe at thn neighborhood party in her honor Thursday morning. Standing by Is Mrs. Robert Thomas, co-hosteaa. (Herald Photo) Hostess To Wives Of Officers wives of VAH-9 Reno, J. T. Bucy, R. A. Wing, P. E. Criawell, M. J. Puopolo, G. L. Thompson, S. Pochordo, F. M. I.ynch, A. 0. Karnes, R. H. Cooke, G. L. Atkinson and J. D. Moloney. Special welcome waa given to a returning Hoot Owl wife, Mrs. D. K. Munday who had Just arrived home after spending several months In the Mediterranean. The group also met recent­ ly at the home of Mrs. J. L. Shipman for bridge. High score went to Mrs. Hell with Mrs. Atkinson second high and Mrs. Thompson low. For A Good Buy MR. AND MRS. DONALD FUANUISCO Francisco-Hatch Vows Exchanged Miss Claudette D o l o r * * Hatch became the bride o( Donald II. Francisco at It o'clock in the morning, July 22, in the Elder Springs Haptilt Church. The Rev. Hilly 11. Griffin was the officiating minister. The bride is the dsughter of Mr. and Mrs. IJoyd Hatch and the bridegroom is the son of 31ri. Dorothy Franciico, ail of tills city. Fur her marriage, Mra. Francisco wore a lavender linen ault with white treescries and her circular face veil was attached to a large la vernier how. She wore a shoulder cursage of pink caroatlonj. The couples attendants were Mrs. Martha Griffin ami James Presby Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Francisco left for a short honeymoon in Orlando after which the groom flew to Fort Jackson, S. C. where lie is stationed with the United Slates Army. He soon will be transferred to Ft. Sill, Okls. and then will be Joined by hta bride. A silent, fultydranslstoriird battery operated clock prom­ ises lo perforin at "plus or minus one-minute a week," which is excellent. Space saver (called a Casironaiiii is a convertible couch with a frame around the entire piece of furniturr. % FLORAL % I SEW AND SAVE I COME IN AND SEE SOME OP OUR NEW FALL MATERIALS e DARK 36 INCHES WIDE . WASHABLE VALUES TO 89c Our Machine* Are! llig - Fa*t . Thrifty '•LET’S GO SWIMMING” say Dr. and Mr*. Vincent Rul>ert« n* they hand out swimming trunk* to their guest*, Captain James Mayo, Sir Vnlaton Hancock and Captain Robert Ware, The swimming was enjoyed a t a party hosted by the Robert* for visiting dignitary, Sir Vulston, who Is Chief of the Air Staff of the Royal Australian Air Force. (Herald I’hoto) Kwite - White LAUNDRY 3138 FRENCH AYE. A N N IV E R S A R Y Kim Pape, ton of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pope, is in Or. ange, Texas, visiting his sis­ ter, 31rs. John Sarth Jr. Mrs. Sarth is the former Miss Mi­ chael Pope of Sanford. Miss Diane Franklin of Mi­ ami U visiting in the home of her aunt, Mrs. Jack Horn­ e r and family, in Lnch Ar­ bor, Mrs. Robert Ashby will be returning to Sanford nest week alter a six week visit with relatives In Idaho. Mr. ami Mrs. Donald Knight and family recently spent a few days visiting in Tallahassee. Brett Smith of Mobile, Ala. Is spending the summer with his grandparents, Mr. ami Mrs. Kslph Austin Smith, at their home on Park Avenue. Mrs. Cecil Carlton is visit- ing her sister, Mrs. Edward Rupert, In Montgomery, Ala. Mrs. H. D. Owens ami child­ ren are visiting relatives in Dothan, Ala. Mr. ami Mrs. A. R. Cole­ man have returned from a visit in Pamplico, S. C. Mrs. Mabel llrown left Thursday to visit with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel L. Brown and family in Delavan, Wis. fur a month. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lennos and daughter of Wash­ ington, D. C. were guests this week In the home of his uncle, Dr. Waydc Rucker and Sirs. Rucker. Rev. and Mr*. Grover C. Sewell Jr., left Monday morn­ ing for a vucation. They will be gone for several weeks. * We Are Oprn Air — Ws*h In Comfort SP E C IA L! — ONE WEEK ONLY — v V ’ 1**'**» Hair Cut * Shampoo & Set $ 3 . 5 0 jf Budget Wave .................... $ 6 * 7 5 Regular $12.50 Wave gQ $30.00 ORGANIC BIO-WAVE ............QQ (ASK ABOUT OUR FREE *30.00 WAVE) — CALL FOR APPOINTMENT — ALL COTTON - WASHABLE . 36- WIDB VALUES TO 79c Harriett's Beauty Nook 103 S. OAK GENERAL FA 3-3713 <•% ) E L E C T R I C WASHERS GIVE YOU ALL THESE FEATURES AUTOMATIC A new spray-on aerosol cotton fiber through hetter oven cleaner can be used on handling practices — there'll both porcelain and chromebe fewer "seconds" on Ihe lined ovens. And glass doors, market. too. IK 12 LB. CAPACITY H L T H -F L O * \ B U Y IN G A N E W C A R ? LET US F IN A N C E IT ! Because You Buy With A Purpose . . . . . . Finance With A Purpose t FOR FALL 54- TO 60** WIDE - VALUES TO $3.9» WAIBSAVEI / • / D m n p D vy S p in LET US MAKE YOUR DRAPES! TO S A V E M O N E Y ! TCLW ATO J m u i U U * L l I T F "Harem Look" Collection W ill Please College Girls Mrs. deGanahl Officers With Boat at ua trying t» get back into shape, high pro* tcin dicta eecm to be the or* dcr of Um day. In our first flush of enthusiasm, even the sugar bowl la firmly banished. You’re Justified in refusing rich desserts, but to overcome the lassitude that can result from a drastic cut in calorie intake, it's wise to hare at least one teaspoon of sugar each day. You can take it in your coffee or tea, on cereal or over fresh fruit. But don’t try to do without some sugar in your diet, for it provides energy while you reduce. If you omit sugar eomplett* ■y. you’ll find that you drag yourself through your day, and have no ambition to do anything in the evening. One teaspoonful won't affect your ed on the shoulders over a weight, but will pay off la green itriight sheath dress. keeping you fit. One New Yorker buyer noted that since college girls like anything they can wrap around their heed this Eatercl Idea seemed l he*t.seller His gsitor outfits brought Just as many approving looks from the fashion press and f r o m — buyers. Ona model wore a Yoer Downtown Florist heavy camel’s hair slim SANFORD walking suit, the jacket two* FLOWER SHOP thirds length and cut In shirtCor. R Wt A Sanford Ava. maker style (hat jruu slip FA 3-1813 FA S-MI5 over your head. CUSTOM MADE FOR A LABOR CHARGE OF ONLY t Compare Our Lower M onthly AU G U ST W H IT E GOODS O N NEW C A R F IN A N C IN G ! EVENT STAR TS CURRENT INTEREST RATE — 0 NEXT 36 MONTHS MONDAY SHOP TO PAY 9:00 A. M. Sanford Electric Co CHARGE - CASH - LAYAWAY RALPH PEZOLU ASK FOR JIM DOUCETTE 116 Magnolia ' FA 2-1J HWY. 17-92 DRIVE THRU FERN PARK TO SEMINOLE COUNTY LINE �* * A - t Vkr -In: 'Come Fly W ith Me' •Coma Fly with Me," In color, will here iU first Senford showing Sunday, Monday end Tuesday at the MovialanJ Drive-in Theatre. Co-featured will he “Period of Adjuatment," In rotor and starring fane Fonda. A true *tory ia on tap for Wedneidcy and Thursday, “The Trapp Family," featur*>* the famoua European singers, “The Scran Little Trapps," in color. Alio to be shown Is another color murie, "Thunder of Drums", with Eichard Boone, The triple feature, ell In color, Friday and Saturday, Aug. 2-8, will include “.'tend of the Crowd,’* with Howard HUGH b ’BRIAN, Pamela Tiffin. Dolor . H art anil Karl Boehm are pictured In a montage scene from "Come Fly With Me" showing at the Movieland Drive-In Theatre Sunday, Mon­ day and Tuesday, Duff; “The Racers," starring Kirk Douglas, and “Thunder in Carolina,” with Rory Cal­ houn. If Metro . Ooldwn • Mayer were to list Miaden Sekulo- •tars in th* romantic comedy, “Comr Fly with Me,” they would he perfectly correct, recognize the performer*. Miaden Sckulnvlch, of Yugo­ slavian descent, »h*,i this un­ r«*v „ „ . i t> .— wieldy r.err.! early is his act­ ela Wnnto aa three of the ing rareer to become the more easily pronounced Karl Malden. Dolores Hicks was satisfied with her giren name but felt her surname to be a bit on the bubonic aid* for an actress. She haa since don* very well aa Doloraa Hart. Pamela Won so didn’t want to trade in on the name of her father, the well-known archi­ tect Stanley Wonto, and de­ termined t« strike out for her­ self e* Pamela Tiffin, Is la a name rapidly becoming aa celebrated aa that of her par­ ent. Also starring in “Com* Fly with Me” are Hugh O’Hrlan, «n,l tnU \* tt|» . ton. No nom da plumes. 'Gathering Of Eagles' A t Tire mori (going public will m a te * aa eya-popping appewiaal mt on* af tha United States’ retaliatory weapons when Universal releases “A Gathering of Eagles,” sta r­ ring Rock Hudson, Rod Tay­ lor, Mary Peach and Barry Sullivan, scheduled for show­ ing a t tha Rita Theatre Sun­ day through Wedneadey. The ready-to-go Titan I In­ tercontinental ballistic mis­ sile will be on vivid display In Its underground atlo, in color In several sequences of the love story backgrounded against the Strategic Air Command. Americana — and tha rest ef the world—will be able to view it in its separate states prior to assembly, in it* Ifiofoot deep shaft where it awalta an order to fire, and protruding almost 100 feet ROCK HUDSON n.s win# commander of a SAC Base and his wife (Mnry Peach) spend intimate momenta in the idindow of the Bed Telephone from which he must never l>e more than gix ring# away. The film i# "A liutherinir of Engle#," tdory of the Strntegiu Air Command’# constant alert to possible attack. Hod Taylor and Barry Sullivan are co-atarred. WEEKEND FRIDAY P. M. IN i n W arn* Psernsr (t>i!t<>n C o c h r a n Now* ( i j Ch. I , M « | ( 1 ) M a t t* W a n t a t * l a ■ o-rte (It MM . n » V vsatag R e p o rt < l) S p o r t , *1* • ill 1:11 (|i Weather lit tlsrhelor r*(k«r •it# <•» S p o rts • i l l C ) NHC K s w t (tl T h is te Uol( T i l t ( I I Th« Hebei (I) t0<>» i n <»i Ml II:** ( t l 1#;S» (I) i.on# II III T hs niataS o aaa M l (») Cm UlcWene — t i e 's K-nsiar I I* III Alfred Hllthaeok Hoar (I) P rlta I VI t v la l K ls*t t» l \ r * H ( U( - IN THE fklRlt o n it b a r a t . TELEVISION TT l e i e e t t t r t e J a c k T a a r Show H ie s t o r y E rre iiiiix ABC n e a t RoesM <<> C h a a a a l I R a w w a a a (»> Ml 1 F l o rt 1» N a v a M i l l <«) Xp o r t a Kin at H ill ( I t W a a t h a r Sh o w t i n 111 C h a n n e l I T h e a t e r t i l K a l l r w a o S M a rta C avalcaea ItiH ( t l T a a l l * it:t* SATURDAY A. M. * I* Ml Bs*a on t ** Ml O r a w a r a A l a a n a t 1:1* Ml Iirpuly tlug Varlalj t .*4 Ml CaaaMowa New# I. i'O C l , \ r r o » a (»> C a r l o o a r l l l a (h r *■•* (I* O o t d M o r n l a e M l Bepor C a r Ml t'apl. Kangaroo I II (I) Keff A HaaJy 11:11 •; AI, la A taa Cklf. (l> Iharl U e l , I* H (I) Klag UaoaaoWo (I) M l g k i r Moaoo Play. Sanaa It) Rupaimaa II II ( 1) Kory M) He T t a Via Ml Carloontoa 11:11 (1) Mtk, Koom For Paddy t * l Ray n 9*000 11.00 A CARLOAD II. GIGANTIC TRIPLE FEATURE (t) H-ania a r o l l 11 111 H i W Ih Ml Sky Klag (It B a c a Ho u r >4 STARTS SUNDAY No. I At 7; 15 Only A t 1:00 . 3:115 - 3:10 7:15 - Ui.lll -SWAMP WOMEN** Mari* Windsor - Color lift* <•) (ftiai 12 IS i 0 » OM T t m t r * iI adi # 11.11 i t ) I f • ( ! • U R 4 i t A t u * i t II M) r a m SUNDAY P. M. (It l i 11 M t III Ml 1M I Ml 1:1* ( I ) Ml till (2) ltj*r»t»jtll IMtti. a ! Had Frmn. (9) T b M tif H ) F ilm K a r t VH (it) tl- t 1 tiii*r• F**(nr* 0:«H* H i IHi \ <’ll a mp Ion ■ti Ip G o lf T iarnAHiifit « Si ( 9 1 WurM & 00 IM JkAleldiiBiopt 2.00 O l Willis W orld of HportR I t ) IF# Tii# t#a«r+ 0 00 ( i i r h . « N # » # (2) KIa Fuhlni — lien T aylor 0 10 f t ) cii«T# 4 I f t r r U t I l& Cl) f ’f n FI*. - W a t k . lit fi o r t ( t > N* it iCfifi# « jo H i .Mr f .f I I I ( J ) H,iinter V a a o c u r'# llaport T Of 10) C*n. f i t * flhO««AA« 7:<H> (9) fiujf Ieonii»#r«Io I I I F l y i n g O o e lo r Till H i t . n r y * !*•#! C o n i t d j Hour 19) T h # O i II* n! M#a C2) Ham Vlen idlft I 20 Id) U t f i n l i r # I 20 ( f t llnerttnAitfiF f t ) J o # f IliAhop l l i o v <«) 9at Nlgkt M##Im Cfi IsAvrrrnr# Walk ( I ) 11a v # ( i a # W ill T r a 2 20 fl) No. 2 At 9:3* Only C9i ill ill 10 ) (9) Cl) cl) "HERCULES AND T H E C A P T IV E WOMEN’’ Rrg Perk • Color lo r T o d ay (ll llomratoal UR A. 12) Ale a I n t o Rpdut 1!:«S H i IlA.AbEll— C lo t* . At H. T t n« ( I ) Ft a b a i t — Minn S T 1 II (9y m t i *i itrvi r iic k A 12) Nut Kor f l it # 1.11 (1) <*hAmploAJhlp W n » ( lin g 12) M d U n i# T b ^ T i t r 1 3* 19) H p o r tt T h ri l l * 1:<H) 19) CjtiftM F t A i l v i n t u r * Cenca I II Mi On# Wag Mirror monk# Ml i ( « k ; Jonot SATURDAY f. M. kiiAm (It Mewoaoa* (I) Outdoor Bollells Roa r J ( t l Air P aw o r T .l« ( I ; W a l t e r C r s a i l l * — Nows t i t ( I I Int. S h o w t i m e I S I M a n e rlr k I I ) K a o hi I* S:lt ( I ) S in g S l a * ( W ith Milch Into the air as it stands on its launching platform, ready for firing. The scenes, filmed at Reals Air Force Base. Calif., have been approved by SAC head­ quarters and represent an­ other major meva In*showing a potential anamy tha powerful deterrent weapons now held "at the ready” by the U. S. Air Force. Photograph­ ing SAC* Titan 1 rumples was don* by director Delbert Mann, an ex-bomber pilot, under the supervision of Col. William Reynolds, Ileale’s missile squadron commander. Certain classified areas were naturally avoided by the ca­ mera. “I never felt so small ami unimportant In my entire life,” remarked Rock Hudson, after completing the Titan sequence*. F i g h t of th # W e e k l i n n ini ok# ftfah# T h a t J l p t r a a . t R t|M ! ) • « llld -F U N#V# Ck 0 N # « « H o lly w o o d i f # v t a ra T A lttl# ill# J:U 3 s# 1:M 1:11 1:11 (11 Ml Ml M) mi Mi Ml M) II) I <M I I ) (I) Chriaiopkte F ilm F a r o Ora: R o k a rl s A irm en'# W o rld ll,i — hall — Vllrin a t X. Y lla ra tJ of T rain ItaaobAll— Clnn. at M l ! w a u k , a Mtar A Tli* S t i r ; V a r l r t y Tima T il A I,au ra A Aniw are H u n im -r T ti o a i r a IIIk I 'l r l u r a ll.iy l t ”«*ra F c s l u r r T a k a T w o — Don McN.11 V icto ry a t Bra UM ilrn Aaa of )l»tlywool M a jo r A l a m , . T ra i l m astar i.M (li liitaniollunal 1:10 (I) Ted Mark Zona Amai*ur Hour t l ) llu l l w t n k la I I I (I) Tka T w aallalk C ,a I n ry I I I l l a l l a of ! » r M l Mart Ilia P r o , a 1:11 M l TV l i l r r . 1 „ r » Cover I tlr l Contoat ( I I I'r u b a M l N,*a<'Opo T i l M l K n ,i* n O'T oole M l Baa I I uni Ml l^oaia t . M ( I ) W o a d a r l a l Wort* ad C olor I I I Oonaia. (ka Meeeee IS) T i n Jr la o n o I I I M l F d B o lllaaa Bkow M ) J a n , W r m a n S how I I I ( t ) <'ar I I — B i r r , Are Tou ( I ) Sun,My N ig h t Movla • I* M l H i , n a n , a M) Th, H ,al ISoCoye I II (I) O a Thaalar M OO M l Show of Wr a h I I ) T ea,lid C a m e r a IS it# * 1 W i n a My L M , M l Ain: N r w , K o porla 11.11 ( I ) N t v S i o y * No. 3 At llsIS Only "THE BRAVADOS" ENTRY BLANK Gregory Peek la Color Mid-Florida Obedience Club PET SH O W COMING HUN. - MON. - T l'ES. FIRST SHOWING IN SANFORD 7:10 A 11:43 Co Sunday, July 28, 1, P. M. Casei*Iherry Recreation Field f .M o-C O lO X PET GLASSES:________________________ LARGEST DOC, SMALLEST DOC, LONGEST EARS ____________ SAT. IHIUHI.K FEATURE BEST GROOMED DOG BEST TRAINED DOG MOST UNUSUAL DOG I WISH TO ENTER MY DOG IN THE FOLLOWING PET CLASS ............................ I enclose 23c for each pet elate entered. OBEDIENCE CLASSES: Novice or Open I WISH TO ENTER MY DOG IN THE DEAR ABBY: My boy friend has a very cute eo-worker. They used to eat lunch together every day— oway from th* office. Then I put my foot down and made him promise ha wouldn't taka har to lunch any more. Well, yeaterday they were BOTH carried out of the office feet first with seafood poisoning. It turned out they had lunch together at a little roadhouse about a mile from the office. I didn't know the girl hud been poisoned too until I came to drive him home from the hospital where they were taken to have their “te m a c h s p u m ped. (Slip irn< ju s t leaving as I pulled up.) When I told my boy friend I knew that he’d taken th at girl to lunch again, he lied and said he "bumped into her” there. What would you do in my pluce, Abby? JEALOUS nnd respectable, your chnnee.* for a lasting marriage are good. ■ e * DEAR ABBY: I never bother my neighbors but they can tell you ev­ ery move 1 make. My husband works nights and sleeps days so I leave my back door open in case someone comes to deliver something. That way my husband won’t hnve to get up to let them In. I've got the milk­ man coming, the egg man, the plumlxer, and other men who have to get inside for something. Well, my neigh­ bor to the south told my neighbor to the north that I had n steady stream of msn going Into mi’ house nil the time. I urn still n nice-looking woman even if I have had eleven children. I think the neighbors are just jea­ lous. I told one of them to come on over and I’d introduce her. How can I stop my nosy neighbors from run­ ning their mouths? INNOCENT By JUDY TURNER Well, we're really in the dead of summer now. July Is almost gone and in a few more short weeks it will be time to begin thinking about school again. 3feanwhite, most everyone Is making the best of the leisure time nnd taking off for vacations. • * • And th at includes on* ef our favorite restaurants, the Capri. Reglnninir sometime socn, probably the first of next month, the Capri will ba closed during tha daytime for a abort vacation. How• ll ~-ttf l . ---- - . 4 I «. M h i m f v **|*«.** m « ■# ff.e e * . ♦ • L A# •» speciality and the Spencer* serve a fin* dish of both. To go with the meal, try eom* of that special, mads to order fritndly atmoipher* where bartender Sam and tha Spenerrs go all cu t to maka you f*#1 #9 jlAMf By Oswald Jacoby $ 2 ’5 t o JAc W om an: What to do about x teen­ age daughter who U pretty, well-liked—ami shy? That is one mother a problem. .She writes: "My daughter itoexn t mind double dating with .mother couple she knows well, but when a boy calU her up and aski her for a date by her­ self, the becomes petrified. Moat of the time ah* turns him down. "Also, when the talks to stranger th* keep* her bead down. “ If 1 knew she'd grow out of this I'd ait hy amt wail, but 1 know she ll suffering aa much aa I am, but won't admit it.” It's natural for a mother to want her daughter to half a good lima and to worry if die sevuia to shy that site makes herself miserable. it is always so very easy for an okler person to see bow crippling such shyness Lx, and yet bow aimpl* it alwuld be to overcome it. Hut It Isn't a Simple pro­ blem for a teen age; to over­ come. And I’m afraid th* mor* a mother show* her concern over th* problem, the mor* aelf-csinscioua the girl becomes. It should be worth a kingterm try h r th* mother In PENNEY’S A L W A Y S F I R S T Q U A L IT Y bvRuthMiiiett this situation to adopt a strict­ ly "hands-off'* policy. If the mother doesn't ap­ pear to take undue notice whether the daughter accepts dates or not, and does not scold her for her diffidence with strangers, the daughter may gradually begin to lose some of her fear and tense­ ness. Double dating ought to help tier. too. She can depend on the other girt to help carry off the evening. Then, perhaps, the won’t be so fearful of striking oul on her own. If the girl doesn't gain in aetf-confidenco during this "hamiaoff” period, Ute mo­ ther might feel if necessary to get th* opinion of ■ quali­ fied piyehiatrist. But oftentimes a teen ager can work out her own problems—Lf ab* doesn't fee] that her parent* ar* agonixing ave* all *4 bee failure*. DANCE TO GOOD MUSIC EVERY NIGHT South French A**. Hanford l*hone FA 2-0331 T re at Y ourself To — REAL P IT BARBECUE AT THE K E N T U C K IA N S IIWY. 17-92 - 1 Mile South of Big Tree ltd. SPECIAL Frltiay - July 2(1 • fUrhrqu* Beef Pork, mho FISH • Beer and Win* ALL YOU CAN EAT OPEN I f .30 ■ 11 • Sea Food • Family D iatej A.M. 'Ill MIDNIGHT GLENN'S SUB SHOP SANDWICHES (leer • Wins • Soft Drinks AU G U ST W H ITE GOODS EVENT STARTS NEXT 9:00 A. M. Owner Signature • P Fntry Fee On* Dollar ENTRIES CLOSE I P. M. Age of Dog TABLE HOPPING By Abigail Van Buren j lacoby On fihidcp MONDAY Name of Dog Tzzzs'tri • • • til midnight and open in th* All the fish ycu can sat daytime for private part ice. this weekend sounds like an Many clubs and organliation* ideal way to beat tha heat are choosinr tha Capri for and get out of the kitchen, their luncheons and dinner plue treating your family inmeetings, and after all, with ex pe naively. Juet drive down th* gcod food and service the to th* Kentucklana where restaurant Is a natural. It DEAR JEALOUS: Wait until they'll be eerving that meal aervea a wonderful salad your boy friend gets his strength DEAR INNOCENT: You can’t. with all the trimmings. You hack nnd then tell him that his fish But if you know everything is on the plate, complete with rolls, will also enjoy n barbecue if tales don't set too well on your stom­ up and up, you can stop worrying sherbet and coffee or tea, that la your pleasure. Tb* for tha hot summei days. ach. either. Then let him off the about it. drive down ia cool and enjoy* Really enjoyable. * • * * hook. able toe. # * * • * i • • * * DEAR ABBY: I just wnnt "ICE­ Even Flo decided to take a DEAR ABBY: My parents $re BERG” to know Hint I mu with her few days off from th* Caribe Way down aouth, on 4.1ft to ngninst my marrying a certain ix>y be exact, there’s a popular nil the way, nnd you may print my because of money and social position. letter. Who do men think they are for ■cm# reason o r other . , . sandwich shop. U'a Glenn's Bill I* taking her place again He doesn’t have any. Abby, he is Sub Shop and ia located anyway? They neglect their obliga­ and Jackson la there at night the nicest boy I have over gone with. tions of keeping a mnrringe alive, across from Weathers field, aa usual arrving their fine I hnvo gone with boys whose fnthers and then they complain because their drink*. w h e r e they've been elnca of the few places had more money, but none of them March, The Sub Shop serves wives are "frigid”. Who can stand a around One entertain, ever treated me like this one does. all kinds of sandwiches but person who Isn’t nice to be near? I’ll merit on offering Friday evening, the In fact, I would hute to tell you what thaw out when my man washes up. Caribe hat an exceptionally spt’clnliirs in submarines aa some of those so-called "high-class” the name indicates. Beer, I'm— talented group. Peg. Bill and hoys were rcnlly like. Don’t you think "FRIGID, TOO"’ Russ, on Cocktail drums, bass win* nnd soft drinks are also * * * * on tho menu and the accut if two |>eop!e love each other, that is and the ever popular guitar nil that is necessary to make n go Tell your troubles to Abby'. For respectively, play to large, here noticed a sign saying nil of marriage? a personal, unpublished reply, please pleased crowds, who really the crab you can ent for ft. SMALL TOWN GIRL send a stamped, self-addressed en­ eat it up. Speaking of eating, The shop Is soon going to open a danca pavtllfon ami velope. th# Caribe also serves meals • • 9 # will have llva entertainment DEAR GIRL: Mnrringe Is for frrm breakfast to dinner . . , men and women—not boys and girls. Getting married? For Abby’s open at 9 a.m, and although very soon. Watch for further If you are both over 21. sure of your booklet, "How To Have A Lovely it stops serving meats at H developments here, and meanwhile drop In and try cn* el love, and the ‘‘boy’’ is self-supporting Wedding", send 60 cents to Abby. p. m. it’e open tit midnight their ■pecialtlea. for drinks. * * * TV RENTAL It’e been a long time atnec • Sales • Service we’ve mentioned the food at Jim Spencer’# too, although Seminole TV I hop* you've found out by FA 2-492* A certain bridge player's Zenith Color TV Sale* AH be did was to play the new what delirious food he w o rm ts >100 Sanford Ava. tombstone bean the *.id epi­ nine of clubs from dummy has. Seafood ami steaks are a AQJt taph, "lie lived to the sjn at trick one. The opponent! V9IS of K, but never learned to ♦ AKt did the rest. — JIM SPENCER'S — »A J10e count his tricks,” Kait held the first trick RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE W TST E A ST It might be the lomhitonn with the king of clubs and ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... 1.1.25 *41 *731 of this particular South, lie shifted to the Jack of hearts. DIAR - BROILED PRIME STEAKS VAQI1I v;i (ailed to count HU tricks South's king fell to Weit'a ♦ J87I *Ut 0« whereupon the hand collaps­ DANISH LOBSTER TAILS ace. The queen of hearts *82 +KI342 ed. (sweet aa a nut) lead ami a heart ruff com­ a o im i (D) YOUR With 13 high card points ♦ AtC 10 9 1 pleted the rout. ROYAL RED SHRIMP V K 101 North might well have tried (• real delicacy th* way we South wa* unlucky, but he ♦ SSI repare them! . . . they are NOT CHOICE for a ilam, but North want­ made the bad luck. A simple ♦ QT reneh Fried!) ed to end the rubber and it count to to would have shown Doth vulnerable COMBINATION PLATTER * seemed to him that four file spade*, three clubs amt .South West North F ul (Danish l.ohsler Tails and Kaywl spades could tie thrown two diamonds. All South had 1’axs 2 * I’ll* 1A Red Shrimp) against the wall. Pese 4 * Paxa to do was to rue with dum­ 2* FROG LEGS Pew Par* It would have hern too, my'* are of clubs, draw Sauteed In Melted Butter Opening load—* I but South chose to throw It trumpa and ronrede a Rick UNDER THE UMBRELLA away. It wasn’t too difficult. to (he king of clubs. A Variety Of Fine t'hrrsr* ami Meats—Free— To Enjoy While We I'erpare Y«ur Dinner FOLLOWING OBIENDENCE CLASS ............... Co-Fosture 10:00 Jane Fonda Tony Franco** (Daah flbbif. • O B E D IE N C E T R IA L Q r t h e h in g OF EAG LE!. a AtaNnurrT! “PERIOD OF ADJUSTMENT” Fri. July 26, ’66—P ar* 7 V in lt sad m _ e -—BOAtaNfcic 4 im e iiin im fttsfarft CHARGE - CASH - LAYAW AY Joins Raiders SANTA ROSA, Calif. (UP!) —Olli# Spencer, who belirva* th* best way to teach is by example, haa com* out of re­ tirement to bacoma a playeraaaiatant coach with tha Oak­ land Raiders. Spencer, who served as offensive lino coach with tha Raiders last season, recently received his outright release from th* Detroit Lkmi. who have held hi* play­ ing right* for th* last two years. “Polemic*" come* from the (i)e*k “polemoa,” meaning "war.” SUBMARINES A SPECIALTY Open 10 Until 2 A. M. OPENING SOON! New Dance Pavilion Live Talent NEW LOCATION GLENN’S SUB SHOP SR 41* ACROSS FROM WRATHERSF1ELD I 44- rf I �• ■ ■■■ ■ '■ • . ? .4 ■ " . Hold Your Own Sale With HERALD Want-Ads Classified Phone CLASSIFIED INDEX t . Notices 1. Lost ft Found VACUUM CLEANER r*p*ir*, 2. Notices • Personals parts, soppUss for Stoctro8. Education • Instruction ho, Kirby, Ho#v«r, Air* 4. Transportation Way, Bra-Air ate. Fra# 5. Food pickup. Nrtr aad U»*d fl. For Rent tl#aa#r* aold. FA MXL 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Rea) Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 18. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 18. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitter! 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair NOTICE 23. Building Materials Contrary to rumor*, 24. Electrical Services 1 am still in tb* Boll 25. numbing Services Bund Business, of26. Radio ft Television { • r i n g th# aim* 27. Special Services p r o m p t day and 28. Laundry Service night aarvtc* randar20. Automobile Service *d th* pnblle ainca 29A. Auto Accessories 10S8. A. W. Anal*/, 30. Machinery - Tools Ball Bond*, 80S N. 31. Poultry • Live stock Park, Sanford. 31A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted 56. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Rodts * Motors 38. -Motorcycles - Scooters 30. Trailers - Cabanas mm mm Office 204 W. First DEADLINE! CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: To#*., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day htter# Iniirtkm. Moo. • Sat. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tut*., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day before iosertioo. Moo. • Sat RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will not D# r* iponalbl# for mora than on# , Incorrect Iniertion o( your ad, aod reaerres the ri|ht to revUe or reject aoy advertiaemeat from what ordered to conform to the pollclea of thla oap#r. Legal Notice II T iir. ro t o r mt th e r o r o r e in iiiK . i k m i v i i .k i o i tT t, M .im m ti i.o ra o . am . to nki m J U ft E P H IN K «i x m V. nr W I II T T , IlfC M inl. rit»:niTim» raavnia im iv i KaTATKl YOU AND each Legal Notice tin ri.tie* tiM n ra iM ia A i i t i t i r atm or YOU A re h e r e b y n o tlfl« i| an,I re* q u l r e d t o p r e s e n t a n y cl a i m s a m t d e m a n d s w h i c h yo u . or althar of y ou. m ay h av a a e a l n a t t h a e s t a t e o f JtiHKP I I I N K I) W I II T K . d ecea sed , l a t a o f Hock C o u n ty , WUcuii• In, t o t h e C o u n t y J u d i i * of iH am ln u la C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , at h l a o ffice In t h a C o u r l h o u e * o f aal.| c o u n t y a t p a n t o n l , F l o r i d a , w i t h i n f ill c a l e n d a r m o n t h * f ro m t h a lim a o r the f l r a l p u b l i c a t i o n o f thla Notice. R a c k c l a i m o r d r m a n d ahall l.o In w r l l l n e am i »h*ll at.Hr t h a p l a r a of r e a l d t u c a an d poat offlr# ad.lraai o f lb* c l a i m a n t , a n d a h a l l h a Hworn In b y t h a c l a i m a n t , h l a a a a n t Or a t t o r n e y , a n d a n y aiich c l a i m o r d e m a n d no t a a Iliad a h a l l h a void. A lbert N F ltta t M e eo n le lltilld ln e H a n f o rd , F l o r i d a Aa A a n l l l a r y A d m ln latra* t o r o f r a t a l * o f J o a a p h ln * I>. W h i t * . d ecea sed . P ilh lla h J u l y I . 13. I». J*. I H 3 C D K -IS Y bu CAW OEPENO OW IT - HARD WORK AMD GOOD LUCK ARE -TWINS CHRYSLER AIKTEMI* ROOM AIK CONDITION EHS CALL FA 2-8321 Southern Air 2513 l'nrk Ur. Air fund Hlotting H ast - Htfrltaralioa F ir r m tii- a harpi IN h * r * b y g i v e n t h a t w* a r a e n g a g e d In h u aln aaa al HI H ath Or., S a m l n o t a c-iu n ty . F l o r i d a . U n d er t h a f l r t l t l d u a n a m e n f HANFORD T R A N S P O R T MKHVICE. a n d t h a t w* I n l a n d to r a c t a t a r • lid nam* w ith th a D a r k o f t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t . Hamlnol* County. F l o r i d a . In a c c o r d a n t * w ith t h a p r o v l a l o n a o f t h a F l s t l t l o u a X i a i f S t a t u t e * . to* w i t : S e c tio n I l l. v Y F lorida S t a t u t e s HIT. Hla: taiu le IF, S m i t h p o r t a It. Hmlth Pilhllah J u l y 3, 13, IS, Z(, l t l t . C D K -tl Nonce riR c irr c a ra t, JttiKiAL c ir i i it . II AND ro il IF.M IVtlL M in n T V . m r r o r ru in , lit I, IN 1 'l l t U K M I NO. IU II N O R TH AM B R I T A N M O R T O A II K C u l t C O R ATIOTi, a n Arkanaaa co rp o ra tio n . P lain tiff. va. 1IKNR 7.AMTIRRT a n d S I I I R I.KY L A M B E R T . hi* wlfa. Defendants. turn m o r a t r r th e aT .tTK o r F l i n t i n * T il l ItKNK LAMBERT and M lll l l L E Y I.AMHKIIT. h l a wlfa. w h o a * r a i t d a n r * la Bunt* C ru a, C a lif .irn la N otice I* h e r e b y gi ven t h a t u l t ha* h e r n file d In Ih e a b o v e In d i c a t e d C o u r t a g a i n * ! y u u ami a a r l t n f y o u t h a t l t l * nf w h ic h c u t la a a a b o v a ■hnwn. You a r a h e r e b y r e q u i r e d In file y u u r a n s w e r „ r w r i t t e n d efen se s, If a n y , in t h * a h n r * p ro c e e d in g wi t h t h * C l a r k o f (hla C u u r t a m i t o verve a It y t h e r e o f u p o n ihe p lain * t i f f * a t t o r n e y * w huaa n a m * m d addreaa ap pear* harann. on n r hafu r* t h a I 7 t h d a y o f A u g u s t, 19*3. t h a n a t u r a o f th la p r o c e e d i n g b e i n g a aul t t o f.i reih '* * th * l i e n o f a m n r l . g a g e »n Ih e f o l l o w i n g d e s c r l b . e.l p r o p e r l y a l t u a t a In Memlnu la C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , to w i t : I / i T I. RlrO CK Q. S U N ­ HAND E S T A T E * , a a u b dlvlalon, a c c o r d i n g In m a p n r p lat th e r e o f recorded In F l a t H o o k 11, I 'a g * I I , l 'u h l l c R e c o r d * of Hamlno te C o u n t y . F lo rid a . DONE a n d ORDERED at H in f o rd . H am ln o l* County, S tate of F lo rid a, thla la th •lay n f J u l y , 1**3. (MEAL) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h , J r . Clerk of th e C ircuit C o u rt Hy: M a r t h a T. Y lh la n D, C, Roes*. W i g h t A H u rfo rd Co lo n ial B u i l d i n g —4iult* M l a ; 17 F i r s t A v e n u e Mouth rtt. F a t a r a b u r g , F l o r i d a A ttorneys for P la in tiff U u M t.h J u l y 31 A Aug. 1, 1, I*. 1*11. CHK-73 in t iih m v t ii Ani wvr t o Pre vious F u t t l * Fuels ACSOSS * Dry lyibroosfMl t Uoetly tBcthaoe ■ DlstllUtlon rrehloe 13 Hideous being 13 Choler 14 reminlno tppclLUuo I J I’erua* 15 S e e m l y 17014 m u c h IS Misled )0We*t German dty t t Auto 22 New Guioae airfield HTrinmg--------- 30 AheolveS M Watches 31 F arm etrocturs 33 Prev j u r a t * 33 Screw pins 34 Tull a l Co Uegs of Drill 30 Canine bread 35 SI U blast M Mike a mUUks *0 Enervate 41 ConfrcUo# 41 <VII Ml I tit Revealed (poet.) *U Mouth (cucuU. form) 10 Ancestor I t IngUsh S3 Uttl* devil U H l r l ’s nanw* S t Fuh-eater b a d U lixivium W Ruminant DOWN 1 Verbal e K m i 3 Uyma recta X Siwkrn 4 huUractS bUuuua 10 Cattle (dial) 11 Farad Is* IS ITrlod sf Uma 20 Merit 23 Tunefsl bird 33 Hub fuel 3* Jetuney In 31 Sinewy ctreult MTeetifwd 39 Rip 30 Young m in im 37 lU u h 27 Olive (rnue 38 Shellac 40 Inti Ids 2S One at I 41 Fuel 43 Puerto R k r o 11Afrlkaadeg 1 1 1 1 nr ir nr ir v r- s r| HT 43 Conceal 40 French 47 hlukmpssnmt 4I I ' k Hm M 1 IT u i) a r II ST ir )T sr 44UUM 1 TT IT 43 Fiddling] eeiperee z r ■ ■ ST - u ■ T B uT t& IT Legal Notice tv th* i iK t n r v iv t ii ju iK iA L I >1 ^ * -* ONE Largs, os# amill Downatslrs Apt. I l l Park. NEW uaftiralikod | Btdroom Duplex Apt Electric itorc, 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath, air ditioned $73. • month 1 BEDROOM furniihed du­ plex apt. Adults. FA 3-381*. refrigerator, Venetian blind* ROOMS for permanent gueati, and water tarnished. Ph. Vaidet Hotel. FA 2-1281. FA 2-2374 alter S p. m. FURNISHED 1 bedroom and kitebea. Privato hath. JR floor, own entrance. Elec* tricity and water furnished, Apartment. FA 2-24. "CLEAN fulst Roenu" The Gables. FA >4128. 1 BEDROOM Quiet neighborhood. FA 21462 from 8:38 to 8 p. m. 1 ROOM torn..' :cd garage MvAday thru Friday, Ph. apt. No dcpcsit s - utilities. C a l l after 8:28 y . m. FA 3-4501 say other time. FA 2-1305. FURNISHED I ft 2 Bedroom Apartment. $53 ft 843. New­ EFFICIENCY Apartment on ly decorated. Queaoal Apt. Firat St. Near 2 city free 7. 401 E. 14th St. 122-8184. parking lota and aheppiag 2 BEDROOM fumiihad Houa*. $75 a month. 2008 PalmeUo Am FA 2-3557. atom . No utility charger. Suitable far couple or ala. gle, also retired people, FA 2-4112. . BEDROOM duplex Apt RENT A BED Kitchea equipped. No s m t - BoHaway, Hospital ft I n ly ora. 148 E. 14th St. Phone FA 8-1(22 or FA 24033. By Day, Waek, or Montft 8 BEDROOM $100 a month. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Fisecreat. 122 Shannon Dr. Fh. FA 1-8181 118 W. 1st BL Largo Urlng, rani* furn- UNFURNISHED 1labed. Redecorated. 248-3321 house, kitchea equipped, cut mt . riMturr. 1 BEDROOM furniihtd house. $60. a month. FA 2-S344. IV CMAVCKMY VO. 1 at it to a t n r r tit l w n. K. LANOFuRDy vs w i t . I. IK V W II.I.IB A. w ife, e t at, WE L A E A APARTMENTS: Rooms private hatha, 114 Ptalalltr. W. T in t St. m nJJV -K UULXOCK, and hi, D efendants. v r r n r r OW a t ' I T TO ■ IV 11,1.1 K a. B U U - n C K a n d \Y I U.1 K A. UUl.t/w-'K. h i - wife: C*tRA L. HT.U tn m il. HARDY VANK HTAIIHIHU. IU>T LIN W tiult HT ARHI IIP, a n d LIuNF-L TRUK HT AII i n u p . Is a a c M cQ u e e n AUI.U a m i LKONORA H. AULP. hla wife, a n d e a c h o f th em . If a l i v e , a n d If dead, th e ir unknnwn helre, d ev isees, sp o u s e s , g r a n le e e . e r e d l l o ra , li e n ore, a s e lg n se e , a n d t r u s ­ tees. a a d i s e l a a t th * u n ­ known h eirs, f rnnteen. creditors nr n th e r p e r■one c laim in g by, th r o u g h , u n d e r n r a g a i n , et SA M U EL C. H A C K ­ NEY, dsc eaeed , an d to a n y a n d all o t h e r p a r . tie* c l a i m i n g a n y r i g h t , t l t l * . a n d / o r I n t e r a a l In a n d lo t h * follow ing described p ro p erly . to w t t : l l v g t n n l n g a t th * N o r t h weal c o r n e r of S ectlu n I t , T ow nship 10 Snath, liens*. I* X aet. run th en ce S o u t h a l o n g S e c ­ tion line t i l feet, t h e n c e K ail I IS feet, thence N,.rlh t*l feet. thence W i l l IIS feet t o Ihe p o i n t of b e g in n in g . S o ra H Im a a d-*crlt>*d aa t h e N o r t h I I I feat of t h a W a i t 111 feet o f illo ck A, e f H ef l a t of W ektva S pringe f o r k , a c c o r d i n g to p l a t t h e r e o f r e c o r d e d In P l a t P >ok I. P a g e t I* e n d IS, I'ublle f te c o rd s of S e m i n o i l C o u n ty , F l o ri d a . T O U A l l B IIK K E U Y N O T I ­ F I E D th a t the P laintiff. R K. L A N O F O K P h a t I n e t l t u t e d s u i t a g a l n e t you In t h e C i r ­ c u i t C o u rt u f Ihe N in th J u d i ­ c i a l Circuit. In a n d fur S e m i n o t* C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , th * » » • l u r e of th * s u it la t o q u i e t t i t l e 1* t h * a b o v e d e s c r i b e d pr->p*rty, a r i d p r o p e r t y be l a g a l l u a l e d a a d l o c a t e d In S em in o le C o u n ty , F l o r i d a . You a n d each n f y ou a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to file y o u r A n s w e r w i t h the C l e r k o f th * C i r c u i t C o u rt, la and to r Sem inole C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , a n d s e r i n i H u l l A I T T t k . r e ul w « W a r d , H I. a t t b * f i rm of W in d er* eed le, Halne* A W ard , H I P a r k A venue. S o u th . W t a t e r Park, Florida, A ttorney* t o r P t a l n l l t r In t h o abov* a c Hon. on o r b e f o r e th o l l i h d a y s t A u f u tl, t i l l , elea a D e c r e e F r o C o a te a e o w i l l he e n t e r e d a g a l n e t y ou. IT IS O R D E R E D t h a t t h i s bo p u b lish e d In T h e H an fo rd H erald, a new sp ap er published tu Heniluol* C o u n t y . F l o r i d * , o n r * each w e e k f o r fo u r con* ao cu tlv * week*. W IT N E S S t h e k a n d s f t h a C l a r k o f th * C i r c u i t C o u r t . S em ln o l* C o u n ty , F lo rid a , th la t h a l l l h d a y of J u l y . t i l l . Legal Notice A r t h u r If. B e c k w i t h . Jr ., C le r k o f th * C i r c u i t C o u r t By: M a r t h a T. V lh le a D. C. W lnderweedl*. H a in e s 4 W a r d : i « P a r k . A v e n u e . S o u ih W in te r P ark . Florida P u h l l - h J u l y I I , i t . I* * Aug. 1 **1 . a v l. . ped House. 993 a month. Ph. FA 2-6437. BEDROOM House furnish­ ed. Adulta only. NO 8-3122. VERY larg# I Bedroom Horn# la Loch Arbor. $144 per month. FA 2-3301. BDRM. Furn. Apt. $33 2101 &tagnol!a FA 2-3931 iv t h u cm u t j t cm mt or FURNISHED Apt. FA 14647, OF TNH VIVTM Jl u n til, rm u i rr o r thk vtitk or FI.O H IIIk, IV IV D SK MIVIII.H C t i r V T Y . IV CH A V CKHY VIYTICH O P FUR FQwwci.oBt'Ra m a N o lle * I* h e r e b y g i v e n th a t th * u n d e r s i g n e d , c l e r k of the C i r c u i t C u u r t o f th * Ninth J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t . In a n d tor H t m l n o l e C o u n t y . F lo rid a, p u r ­ s u a n t t o tha f i n a l d a c r e e of f o r e c l o s u r e e n t e r e d la a ease p e n d i n g In s a i d C o u rt, th* e t y l s o f w h i c h I* T H E SEAMAN** BAN K FOR SAVINOS IN T H E CITY OF NEW YO RK, a N ew York corpora tion. P lain tiff, va VE LM A l a n O W I a n d IH 1RLEY H O W S , h e r hu sb a n d . Pefendist*. and t h e d o c k e t n u m b e r of hlch le 11**<>, will o f f e r *>r sa l* a n d sell a t p u b lic outcry t o t h * h i g h e s t a n d boat biddee f o r r a t h , th * following d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y e l t u a t t la H em ln o la C o u n t y , F lo rid a , t* It: L o t 11, LYNWOOD BUll. DIVDHON, ac c o r d in g to m a p or p l a t t h e r e o f r e ­ c o r d e d t n M a t Bouk 11. P a g * 1 * -7 l I'ublle Heeorde o f S e m in o le C o u n ty , F lo r­ ida; T u g v l h t r w i t h , b u t no t limited to, t h * f o l l o w i n g Items, per­ m an en tly Inetall-d: V enetian blind*: S tew art W a r n e r w all h eater pitT IE : P r e w a y Oven No. I t i l - 1 ; R C A R e fr ig e ra to r ; 3104-K*; P r o w a y R a n g - No. No. 1131-1; RCA R e fr ig e r ­ a t o r ; a n d P b l l e o Room air c o n d l t l o n a r . P t t.V C O - lt Bald s a l s w ill ha held a t Ihe f r o n t s t e p s o f th* g-mluol* C o u n t y C o u r t h o u s e In th* City of S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , on th* l t t h d a y s f A u a u e t . 1**1 a t 11:11 o 'olock A. M., o r aa soon t h a r e a f t a r a a lb * as m * can b* d o n a. 13U A L ) A r t h u r H. B a ck w lth , J r C lark ____ R v __M a r t h a T V I M , D ep u ty C lerk Roe**, W i g h t 4 B u r f n r d 1117 T i n t A v e n u e Mouth HI. P e t e r s b u r g 1, F l o r i d a P u b l i s h J u l y I I , 111). CDK-1D4 Legal Notice i v t h b c i M c t r r r u t ’MT o f T H E N1VTK JU D IC IA L O R . C 1 T F IV A V D F O R B H H I . v o i .r r o r v T Y . F l o r i d a . -HAVCKRY VO. 11X17 VOTICH R T P t f l t . l t - ATPOV ittr./.ia b e u , r e k d h o m H av , P la la ttrt BANUBL rniBBOM, D aN adaaL TOi B A M V E l, OtrutO N Address U nknown YOU A R B H K H K IIT f f O T I . P IE D t h a t a Com plaint fur D lv o rev h a * bo on f ile d a g a i n s t y ou. a a 4 p o a a r * r a q a l r a d t* •erva 4 co p y s f your A nsw er o r p le a d in g lo th a C o m p lain t on t h a P l a i n t i f f s a t t o r n e y s , O U R N B T 4 MK OLFIK LD . »«l P a r k A v e n u e . Mouth, W l n f e f P a r k . F l o r i d a , a n d f i le th * rla ln a l A nsw er o r pleading In t h * o f f i c e o f th * C l e r k n t th * C irc u it C ourt on a r before A u g u s t * t h . 1*11. I f y o u fall t o do so. a d e c r e a p r o eon r*eeo w i l l be t a k e n a g a i n s t y o u f u r th * r e l i s t d e m a n d e d In th * O o m p l a l n t . T h is n o t i c e s h a l l b e pub­ li s h e d o n e* a w t s k f o r f o u r ( t) ennsaeutlva w * tk a la T H E HANFOR D H E R A L D , a n e w s ­ p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In Be mlnul* C ounty. Florid* D A T E D a t Hanford. Mentlnnl* C ounty. F lo rid a, thla I r d day o f J u l y , 11*1. (MEAL) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h , J r , C i « r k o f th * c i r c u i t c « a r l B y : M a r t h a T. V l h l e a D. C. d u r n e y 4 Mkolfleld tOI P a r k A v en u e Mouth P o s t O f f i c e Boa lt» S W in ter Park. F lorida II7H T e l e p h o n e M id w a y T - l I 7 t P u b l i s h J u l y t . II. t t , 21, t»«L C D K -tl Usa The Herald (SEAL) 3. ! 323-088*. LOCH ARBOR. 4 Badyoom, 2 bath, alr-coadlUoo#d, douRENTALS bla carport#, fracod patio, «stra Urg# carp#tad Florida GEHR REALTY room, la ria a o d floor*, 2 FA 2-3661 utility room*. $160 par > BEDROOM, 1 bat, itr mostk. Fh, FA »-UM. ditioned $100. ■ month. Fora. Apt. Close to. Apt. 4$33 Me. 407Vi W. l i t tv tvn n m b m d iv o l k tot'VTv. rt.oHiDt, C DK -T I tti 4. For R tat TOMER RATE. L ■ r | *, FURNISHED 4 room Apartcteaa S bdr. t a n . apt |U menu 1 Bedroom. $60 a 1188 Magaolia Av«. month. Water furnlahod, FURNISHED sir conditioned FA 2 3651. MW 1 bedroom duplex apt. EGlciency Apt. 130 Mo. tfaAdults. 2300 Park Avo. Surplus City. 3U W. la t 8. For Rset THREE BEDROOM bom* UNFURNISHED large S bed­ with 18ft) ft. of living area. r U R N I S l l T D Apartmast. Hardwood Coon, paneled room Duplex. Fla. room. Clean and cloia in. Jimmie L. R., aeparata dining room, Electron beat. 14th St, Longwood. 836-3298. Cowan. 522-401?. fireplace, patio, largo yard. FURNISHED or unfurnuhed Phone FA 3-3300. TURN. Apt. Cloa# In. 4 large Room*. Tile bath. FA 2-1800. FURNISHED cottage. 863. a 2 Miles from b u t. Phono month. Located st Five FA 2-3733. FURN. Apt. 2300 MtHon/illt. Polnta. FA 3-1461. 2 BEDROOM bmiie. Kitchea 2 BEDROOM Houa* mnfurnlehed. E l t c k * n a q u i p pad. $ 6 5 HOUSE tor rent 3 Br., 2- equipped. 173. FA 2-5303. bath bouts with Florida s mo. 1434 C*dar Ay*. BEDROOM furnished Cot­ room; 1300 aquara feet liv­ tage. Adults only. FA 2-1117. ing area; 1133 a month; rRAILER, privit# loC Fh. largo corner lot; available FA 2-4081. 121 LAUREL DRIVE immediataly. Call 322-0079. BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ a> u 8. Far Meat t - / .■« • i S i , -I p W ant Ads �Rain Or Shine, The Response Pours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call FA 2-5612. 6. For R#nt 12. Real Estate Fnr Sale 12. K tal E hta le F o r S ale t HOOM furnished Apartment. IMMEDIATE Occupancy, t*o *100 DOWN, 3 bedroom. 1 $55. Include* water A elec­ tricity. FA 12-3541. 1-3 BR. house $43 a month. 1-3 hr. house $32. a month. S. Sanford Ave. FA 3-3219. LOCH ARBOR. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Urge Fla. room, ex­ cellent condition. Loads of storage spare. Immediate possession. $123. month. Call owner FA 2-0845. 2ti RSIS. turn. Apt. AU ulls. turn. $48, 222*2784. DOWNSTAIRS 3 room furn­ ished apt. CU se up luvtn. Clean. FA 241381. f BEDROOSI trailer. AdulU •> If only. $30. a month Includes water and lot rent. FA 2-3049 1:30 to 3:30. After 8 Pb. FA 2-7631. LAKE MARY: 3 bedroom, 2 baths. Kitchen equipped. Living and dining rooms. Porch, den or third bed­ room. FA 2-0184. I BEDROOSI furnished house. $73. a month. Navy per­ sonnel only. Children wel­ come. FA 2-9U97. Vj t 0 J 3 bedroom model Homes. bath home. Good location. LSI X Enterprises, Inc. FA 3*1037. Highland Ate. Longuood. TE 13911. RESIDENTIAL LOTS 2 Iain near Ball Park $5U0 ea. near HI School $5oo ea. Jim Hunt Realty 22 lots lots on city lake $873 ca. 1 lot center city $1100 Office FA M i l t 1 corner lot near J r Hi $2350 Night FA 2-0848 4 lots Lake Mary $1000 ea. 333 0700 2324 Park Ur Sanford, Fla 8 lots on Crystal Lake $4.W up SPACE 4 lots St. John, R. $3500 up. for the children in thia big. Some for cash shaded yard and right next Some for terms to a lovely City park for He an early bird more play activity. Three Catch the worms! bedroom, 1 bath house has Call Stemper Agency separate dining room , Florida room, large, eat-ln and equipped kitchen, dou­ Stemper Agency ble garage and fiber glass REALTOR — INSUROR covered patio. Extra bon­ uses are parquet hardwood FA 2-1991 1919 S. French Ave. floor, fireplace and oodles 3 BEDROOM, Florida room, of closet space. See the large yard with sprinkler owner at 1814 .Mellonville system. Good neighborhood. Ave. Inquire i t 2414 Summerlin. RETIREMENT HOME 3 BEDROOM, M baths, CB Looking for a retirement Range, garbage disposal, home. This could be it. Cus­ doube carporte and cor­ tom built 2 bedroom borne ner lot. $300. down. Avail­ with many extras. Air con­ able Aug. 10. 1908 Patrick ditioned, equipped kitchen, Place. FA 2-7489. Swedish fireplace, walls and ceiling insulated and hardRAVENNA PARK wuod floors. 110300. Financ­ Very attractive 3 bedroom ing can be arranged to suit home on a fine corner lot. purchaser, Includes stove, refrigerator, exhaust fan and disposal. This home can be yours Stenstrom Realty for $609 down with reason322-2420 able pay menu. Call today. 111 N. Park Jlir Fanfnrb Herald Frl. July 26, *63—Pape 9 il.A. Pets .71. Article* For Stale V STENSTROSI RENTALS Unfurnished: 3 BR, 2 baths. Loch Arbor $140 8 BR, 2 batha, Loch Arbor $160 1 BR, 1 Bath. Wynnwood $100 2 BI1, 1 Bath, city $73 3 BR, 2 Baths, Lake Mary $123 3 B E D R O O M . 2 baths, List your rentals with us. fence. Underground sprink­ Stenstrom Realty ling, Sacrifice. Low pay111 X. Park 322 2420 Must see to appre­ Stenstrom Realty menu. ciate. 323-0018. 11. Insurance l i t N. Park 322-2430 St. Jo h n s R ealty SENIOR Cltliens may quali­ LARGE 2 room apt. Orlando THE TIME TESTD FIRM fy for Life or Hospital In­ highway, modern. Private. 118 N. Park Ave. FA 2 8123 surance to age 75. Fred J. FA 2 4628. Harris FA 2-7900 for appt. 3 BEDROOM, 2 baths, L and APT. 119 Elm. Duplex 1201 D room with wall to wall 16. Female Help Wanted and 1203 Elm. All clean carpet. Equipped Kitchen DEPENDABLE WOMAN and nicely furnished. Ph. and Fla. room. FA 28184. EXPERIENCED in direct toNO 8-5207. 2317 Osceola Drive. the-home selling. High over­ OFFICE for rent 33 x 18 ft. JOHN E. FOX write, plus commissions as­ Ideal location, down town. IlEALTOH sures right woman lucrative 201 Commercial St. 110 N. Park Ave. 323 u559 career with Cort. If you 2 BEDROOSI furnished apart­ LAKE MARY. An exception­ feel qualified write P.O. Box 7471, Orlando, Fla. ment. FA 2-0641. al buy for $430. down and very modest monthly pay­ WANTED: Young woman. 21 SELECT RENTALS ments. 2 bedroom home, or over with good person­ 2 bedroom compact $ 65 11a baths. Electric kitchen. ality and ability to sell. 3 bedroom Loch Arbor $110 Must be able to type and 3 bedroom near Hi school t $3 Call owner 322-2713. accept responsibility, know­ 2 bedroom block clean $ 75 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath. Raven­ ledge of art preferred. All 3 bedroom close in S 35 na Park. 364 Temple Drive. replys confidential. Write I bedroom deluxe lake front resume to Box t o c o The 3 BR. Home. 102 Laurel Dr. $163 Sanford Herald. Good location, kitchen equipped. Low down pay­ Stemper Agency ment. Assume loan. A real NURSE or companion for eld­ erly person. Prefer to live saving. Call FA 2-9472. REALTOR — INSUROR in. FA 3 0304. FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Are. CONVENIENT TO SANFORD NAVAL BASE not in air 17. Male Help Wanted 8. Reach Rental* traffic pattern, new 3 bed­ PERMANENT P O S I T I O N HUTCHISON Ocean front room, 2 bath with low down with local business firm Apartment. Daytona Beach. payment. All conveniences now open fur a good re­ FA 2 1059, Including sidewalk. Low, liable salesman. Must he low down payment. Call able to accept responsibil­ 9. For Sale or Rent collect CH 1 Wit, night ity. Typing required, know­ LAWNS Renovated . Aerate Remove Thatrh • Chinch n.NECREST. 3 Bedrooms. 1 GA 2-1389, Mr. Barry. ledge of art helpful. Chance Bug Spray iVC-13) - Perilbaths, Fla. room, budt-in WELL KEPT, 3 bedroom CU for advancement. Write ie -P h . FA 2 4244 oven & range. 161 E. Jen­ home. $62. per month. Ex­ Box t o c o The Sanford MANSFIELD LAWN SEK kins Circle. 322 9537. Herald. tras available. Good deal. l Piano Tuning and Repair FA 2 7452. 1.23 ACRES of Sub Irrigated ID. Si uni non* Wanted W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4221 land. For information call SMALL CHI 1,1)REN kept. FA 2 4112. FA 2 4669. RETIUEMENT HOME WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Ca re SACRIFICE 4 year, ei|idty. 8 Walking distance lrum down LICENSED i'll II.I) town Sanford. 2 lied room,, Alt Types ami Sites FA 2-8481. Bedroom,, 2 hatha, kitchen We Repair and Service equipped, 1*23 \V. Coleman d. loom, kitchen equipped, porch. Freshly painted in IRONING wanted. FA 2.2698. S T I N E Circle. FA 2-4384. side. Good location. Price DOES your lawn need mow­ Machinery and Supply Co LAKE MARY, completely re- only $|35U with excellent FA 2 6132 ing? If so call Bubha Davis ! 207 W. 2nd St. decurated, 3 bedroom, 2 terms. A Gary D a v i d s o n at SMITH Air-Condition Refn bath borne with built-in kit­ FA 2 3863. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS geration service. AU work chen and den. Lake privi­ Realtor guaranteed. Very reason leges. Owner leaving town Child Care. FA 2-2274. able in price. Day FA 2 7434 July 30. Slake an offer, Raymond l.undquist, Asso. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Hank Bldg WILL do Ironing. 323 0591. Night FA 2 2069. FA 2-7034. 2 or 3 REDROOM house near high sellout at reasonable price. Reply c o P. O. Box 1298. Eustis, Fla. By Nadine Seltzer X Biq Superior Quality USED CARS 21L A utom obile S erv ice "a u t c T g l a s s * INSTALLED Senkarik Glass and Paint Company 216 Magnolia Ph FA 2 4622 Auto Glass, Tops A Sea* Cover, AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 364 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 \L L WORK GUARANTEED 61 Buick Electro 225 Riviera I dr. hard tup. Iluick's finest car. equipped with factury air runditluning. power window*, power arris, power hrakra and altering. Me aold il saw! Truly • luxury car at Only *2695 60 Olds Dynamic 88 2 dour Holiday coupr, equipped w(lh power H e r r in g , power hrakr* a n d Hydramalie l r jn.inU.ion. Almowl nrw premium whitewall lire*. I(ead) for jo u r va­ cation plrasure. *1695 » * t a „ i ,j ST E N ST R O M 59 Plymouth Custom Suburban REALTY SI \ I ION WAGON; PowrrfUl* IranumUriun, power -Irering and air romlilionrd. A real family car that BUILD Y O U A > • TOO of.i» to hoe and prune 39 bearing citrus . ij Our Too old to keep this neat three bedroom frame home neat any longer. Too c !i to walk the few itundr.-d feet to the lake and fi*h. Bo: not too 0,1 tu enjoy the nice shade from the large oak, and tile quietness of this lake front community. Oh how I hate to sell this place for Jus! £3766 06, but if you’re interested, call EVERETT HARPER, REALTOR, lie may e.en be able to arranje terms because I'm TOO OLD. AGENCY • REALTOR 2125 S. Park Ave. *tWW‘» ) A 2 2261 or F A 2 2235 j B R A N D N EW HOM E ON YO U R LOT | Mo Coth Herded | -Specialty : i , . i >ij 11.!. EVERETT A. HARPER 1* Homes to keep tin* approxi­ one acre lot mowed, j 895 995 1960 Dodfre I)art C 995 1960 Corvair 500 $1 995 1960 Mercury Monterey C | 395 1959 Ford 1 Door 995 1959 Ford (Jalaxie 500 095 1959 Pontiac Star Chief C f 295 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air 79 5 1957 Dodge 4 Door 795 “ 4 Dour, 6 Cyl., Stand. Trans.. Extra Clean 4 Door Stand. Tran*., Heater 4 Door. Mrrc-O-Malie, Heater, White ~ 1 Finish, Clean ■ $ t Pis*. Station Wagon, 8 Cyl. Air Condillonesl < | 1 * V-8, 4 Door. Ford-O-Maiir, Power Steer. A llrakr*. Radio, Heater 4 Door, Automatic Tran*., Powered. Radio, Healer Fully 1 $ $ 12. Itenl Estate For Sale loo old these trees. Too old m ate^ 36. Automobile* - Truckt MINIATURE Poodles AKC OKRA for freeier, $2.73 half- CALORIC gas range. Like 1934 FORD Victoria. RAH and nssr. $30. cash. FA 2-2*47. reg. 205 Tangerine Dr. bushel. FA 2-0893. overdrive. Excellent running condition. $3W. Ph. T Z ^ 'L u 10 YEAH old case tractor and CHIHUAHUA Puppies. Ph. TAKE O V E R PAYMENTS p)i^L& lllA57 FA 2-8037. FA 2-4322. ON REPOSSESSED MER­ cutter bar. Good condition. $400. FA 3-I71S. ’81 4-DOOR Comet, auto. GERMAN Shepherd dog*. CHANDISE or terms to fit YUUR pocket. tra n s . radio, heater. Ph. SINGER 31-13 Commercial. — Pedigree*. Not regiaterrd. FA 2-4993. Complete stand and acces1-2 yr. Female $23. 1-3's 4 716-13 WSW tubeless tires practically new all for only aoriea. Good condition. As­ mo. Male $33. FA 2-6275. TRADE '31 Ford pickup $60. TL sume payments or $9.40 per for jeep or car. FA 2-7775. Several port. TV *11 ex. 32. F lo w ers • S h ru b s month. FA 2 9411. rond. $3630 up. 37. lioats • Motors REPOSSESSED CROTONS 23c to *2.30 4 cycle power edger new c Gray Shadows Nursery cund. and guarantee, orig. GE auto, washer *103. Other M9.95; $48. uied washers from $39.93. ANNOUNCEMENT: We are 4 Mi. S. on Sanford Ave. It closing for vacation Aug. B rin's Inc. OPEN SUNDAYS 1 '62 Miss America Philco tsih tit Sept. 3. Our large K 323 0636 Auto Washer new guaran­ GERBA DAISIES Dutch Mill tee orig. $319.93; 1171.20 stock of boats motors and Nursery. Upsala ltd. Just 1 0500 BTU Air rood. orig. WILL trade in good riding mm trailers new and used are kvn, horse on Gravely tractor off 20th St. * 1st now reduced to or below $219.93; $146.20. * and mower. Call 647-7238 wholesale priccj. Example: Firestone Store 33. F u rn itu re or contact Gravely Tractor $623 14 ft. fish and akl Corner 1st 4k French Sales and Service at 143 N. runabout $473; $895 13 ft. WANTED rellam* couple to 322 0244 Orlando Ave., Maitland, only $595; *993 17 ft famlake up monthly payments Fla. ily special $695; $4200 Lari ct $13.30 on $ complete OR TRADE, electric stove, sun c 'u u e r with 100 hp, inroom* of furniture. Calf large sire, good condition, 33. Article* Wanted hoard nutdnvw 12901- 18 uir electric rrttig rrriu i. TE $-1311, Casselberry, col­ ft Gator trailer $130; *tu83 FA 2 1378. WANTED used T.V.’s. Ph. lect. 75 hp Evinrude Demo. $795. FA 2-9778. READY MIX Concrwto, win­ Many others ptus boat lot FREE ESTIMATE Upholstering A Mattress ren­ dow sills, lintels, steps, WANTED used small wheel­ full of used outfits too. Hur­ ovating. New A Used Furni­ blocks, sand, cement, rock, ed light boat trailer. P. O. ry for best selections. Term* Robson Sporting Goods. pipe, steel, g K tie traps, Box 138, Sanford. ture. Cali Nix Beddmg Mfg. Uowntow n Sanford. Phon*. dry wells, stepping stones. Co., at 768 Celery Ave. 31. Automobile* - Trucks FA 2 3961. FA 2-71 IT Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm. Ave. FA 2-3731 'It's just a portable TV, in caso the movie i» dull!" 1938 CHEV. 2 dr. Hr. K. A II. 5 IIP. BUCCANEER. Excel­ Used furniture, appliances, 323-2740. ZIU ZAG SEWING tools, etc. Hough: • Sold. lent condition. $60. 322-9256. 21. B eauty Salons 27. Special Services Larry's Mart 215 Sanford MACHINE BUYING A NEW or 13 FT. lapslrake boat, trailer, Ave. Ph. FA ? 4132 REPOSSESSED, due to un­ USED CAR? SPECIAL HDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ 22 hp. motor, control* and fortunate circumstances. ‘63 FINANCE IT WITH US Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop tios ele. Free estimate. Ph. Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick tank; $260. 322 9233. model, perfect condition. ♦ Low Interest Rates 322-3506. Service With the Cash. Cold Wave $8 95 complete. Sews forward A reverse, 6 Low Monthly Payments Open evening by appt. SUPER TRADING POST 39. Trailers • Cabana* makes buttonholes, oews on FLORIDA STATE BANK FA 2 0877. 318 Palmetto Ave. 322 6634 TRAITOR work, mowing, buttons, embroiders A monodiscing, blade, scoop. •6.1 TRAILER, 55 x 10 ft. 3 grains, jlarn* A patches, 1930 JE E P Station Wagon. _ DOOR 2 FA 2*7664. Bedrooms, Equity A pay­ 31. Articles For Sale R. A II. Good condition. tacks A items, etc. Assume CUT N’ CURL Beauty Shop ments. Dcwltt’a Trailer FA 2 1263. Luggage, rug,. $2 99 up, T- A payment* of *6.00. Ph. now has . a special facial Park. 17-02 Sunford. SINGER shirts 48c ea. Boat cush­ FA 2 8627. booth, service* including SEWING MACHINE 1958 81MCA. 1250, 1403 Court ions, Army-Navy Surplus. 30 x lo TBAILER A 73 x 1(8 hair styling, skin analysis, SALES A SERVICE St, FA 2-4820. UPRIGHT piano. FA 2-7186. 3tu Sanford Ave. lot, landscaped. City water, facials, manicure, pedicure. CALL FA 2-5783 Utility Bldg. Casselberry CAMPER for pick up truck. Call for evening appoint­ WITH purchase of Ulue Lus­ SINGER Round Bobbin equip­ area. 838-2260. Good for hunting, fishing ment*, 318 Palmetto Ave., Air-Conditioning: tre. rent Electric Carpet ped to rig lag .1 make buter weekend camp out. Ph. 322 8325. Shumpooer for only $1 per H. R. POPE CO„ INC. bin holes. Guaranteed. As­ 1962, 10 x 54 3 bedroom trail­ FA 2-3274. 2W> So. Park Ave. FA 1-4234 sume payment. 3 monthly day. Carroll'* Furniture. er. Equity and payment*. 22. Huild - Faint - Hcpair installments of $6.13. Ph. SWAP large boat trailer lur 1934 PLYMOUTH Savoy. 2609 Elder Springs Trailer Park. LAWN SERV ICE J . Copenhaver, j FA 2 9111. Semi-Retired Carpenter Laurel Ave. FA 2 3183. smaller one. 322-1114. Small Repairs — Painting Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ isfaction guaranteed. Ph. AIR COMPRESSOR. For sale KKNMORE, large six* auto, Phone FA 2 7983 or trade for anything. Per­ washer. Good condition. $43. 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Equalizer J j; JULIUS B O K O S \< ^ Water Carnival Hawkins Sets Pace Bn Results Listed ch am h oh Assuming your stance, auk* your fart ar* lined Up with the tin* of flight, pointed outward to tha degree you in­ to ha in. Bo certain tha weight U dlstrihutad evenly on the feet. When your stance becomes natural, you leant to cheek the weight distribution auto. ■uticalijr as yoa start to ad* dress tha bail. The stance should become ■a groved aa the iwtof. F lea your knees slightly When you have properly tak­ en your ataneo. This will aid ht diatrfbtuing tha wslght on the foot more toward the heel fa th e r than tha hall of tha loot. This brings up tha mat­ te r of balance again. Wslght on tha keels la a much better aid for maintaining balance th a n weight shifted to the balls of tha feet. Tha slight handing ef tha knees causes them to act aa a cushion, or a shock aboorber. In swinging tha club to and throughl tha boll. This pro­ duces an even motion to your Bwlng going back, at contact and following through. Otherwise, it bocoraos a jerky, uncordlnated movement. You should have the fcellng th a t you’re sitting down at tho ball. I f you haven't that feeling, Check your kneos and the weight dlatrlbutioa on your foot. Tho manner In which you bake tha stop up to the ball beuomeo quite essential to the eventual proper execution of your swing. N o doubt you hare seen m any golfars compsltely con­ fused on how and where to place their feet for specific shots with various woods and Irons. Many golfers never bother to get this confusion ■trnlghteaed out end keep rig h t on shuffling and shift­ ing away. Almost a n y professional could Iron this out for them In a hurry, If they would merely apply themeelree, By ITnlled Press International Rookie right hnndrr Rob Guxvk put RurnsoU four games out In front of the Florida fflate Lt-sgue last night by giving up only three hits and pacing tha Sun f*>x to a 6-1 win over Orlnndn. In other action last night. F o rt Lauderdale d e f e a t e d Tampa 4-1, Miami nipped Lakeland 7-6 end Iluytona Bench downed St. Petersburg 3-1. ’’"-might, .Miami play, *t St. Petersburg, Fort iuniderdule goes to Sarasota, Daytona Reach travels to Tanrpa anil tlrlamlo plays at I akclnud. The Standings: W L Pet. fUraaw-U 2n u .890 FL laiudcrdalo 1(1 Id J»2 Miami 17 It .ftid Orlando ir> 13 .MO St. Petersburg 14 It .600 Daytona Reach 12 17 . t i t Tampa 12 18 .too Lakeland 10 18 .367 By Oscar Fraley UP! Hports Writer LAS VEGAS, Nev. The kees are W favorites to win tha opening gn the World Series again Dodgers, even though Hoofax is the starter, at Green Bay Packers are 1*. not. point choice* in next week'* At mld-1963, which may go College All-Star game. in the record books aa the These are the latest figures season (then pitchers from the Santa Anita Turf control of ths gams, Nation­ and Sport* book, the leading al League President Warren wagering spa is this bet-hap­ C, Giles credited the revolu­ py gambling paradise, which tion to ths enlarged strike has already established Sonny Liston a 6-1 favorite "The sudden change has to lippj Cassius Ciay tor tnetr be attributed in large mea­ Sept. 30 heavyweight title sure to the bigger strike fight in Philadelphia. sons,” Giles said. "That's the They'll even quote you a only thing that has reilly price on that being the cor­ rect day of the fight, which changed." Statistics show scoring U ant will reach the end off II per cent this year in the sidewalk first, or any the senior circuit and borne hor*e rsc# in the nation. The Santa Anita, one ef runs off 21 per cent. Last season at this time seven sporting parlos in Ve­ there were 23 hitters in the gas, is run by a former New .300 class, and now there York bookie named Jasper Martin. He "busted out" in are nine. New York and, being right The drastic drop in scoring CHECK—Julius Boros out of Runyon, misses the automatically c h e c k s also is reflected in the fact sidewalks of New York but that bases on balls have de­ h I a weight distribu­ likes tho easy action in these tion as he stnrta to ad­ clined II per cent and are precincts. down more than 400 compar­ dress the ball. Right now, he has the ed with the 1902 season. Thus there are fewer men on base Yanks and Dodgers aa "out" when the power hitters do beta. Meaning, In the opinion of the guys who have to be connect. Strikeouts a n up 4 per right or go broke, that they cent in the National League. are cinches to win the penAt this time last season, 21 ants. However, Jasper will pitchers had earned run aver- lay llx to your five that you ages of 3.00 or under, but can't pick the iccond-plaee finisher in Ihe National Lea­ today there are 30. gue and makes it even-money At this stage in 1062. pitch­ By United Press International for second place in the Amer­ Willie Maya la on the more ers hid recorded 58 shutouts, ican. hut lo date they have posted but even a .410 batting surge may he too little too late for 05, seven ahead of the 1908 Just to give the suckers, pice when a record 163 cops, the baseball fans, aomc the San Francisco Giants. kind of run with Ihe two big Tha 9100,000 centerfislder scoreless games were pitch­ teams, Jasper will lay you ed. who had been bogged down six to five whether the Yanks closa to tho .260 mark this Giles listed four factors or the Dodgers finish under season has mods 13 hlla In which he believes are direct­ or over six games in front his last 31 a t bats to boost ly or Indirectly responsible for the renaissance of pitch­ of their respective leagues. his average to .281. In the series as a while, The Glanta have moved with ing. They were: the Yanks are 1310 choice*. him—six victories In their —Psychologically, if not *'Wa don’t do much with last 10 games—but that Isn't physically, pitchers hive been basketball because you can't going to he enough to over­ given an advantage by the get the Information," says take the h,e Angeles Dodgers enlarged strike zone and hal­ Ihe tall, dark haired Martin in unless they do an el foldo to iers have been placed at a hts inevitable eastslde ac­ new disadvanlage. end 'em all. cent. "And it might come as The Giants ran their cur­ —Scientific analyses of hit­ a surprise to learn that wc rent winning streak to four ters* weaknesses compiled by get more action in one month games Thursday when they expert stalUtlcians are now of pro football than we do whipped the New York Meta, Iwlng passed on to the pitch­ in a whole season of base­ 8-8, as Maytj drove In four ers. ball." runs with a homer, ilouhle nnd —Most of the better prosMartin's emporium, however single, Willie McCovey also peris brought up from the caters to any gambling taste minors in recent years have weighed In with three hits and —except the slots and the knocked In two runs In San been pitchers. tables. Hut If you want some­ —The fundamental philoso­ Francisco’s 12-hit attack. thing booked and you've in phy that it is harder to learn The loss was tho 10th in a Nevada he'll handle any row on the rend for the Meta lo hit than it is lo pitch—an other lype of "action." extension of the theory that —equalling a 47-year old ma­ "No interstate business, hitters are born ami pirlurs jor league record fur futility though," he says, "1 won't are made—still holds true. away from hunie. even give odds to a news­ The Mets made 12 hits, In­ paper guy who calls from cluding a run-producing sin­ out of live stale." gle uiui a two-run homer by "Newspaper guy*," on the lluku Snider, but left 10 run­ whole, are friends of Jaiper's ners on bairn against the but he "fries" when any of MUSCLE SHOALS, Ala, combined pitching of Billy them within the stale print Pierce, Roll lluliit nnd Billy (Ill'll — Tile Southern Foot- odds on any event without llocft. lluliit, who yielded one Ball League opens its season contacting him, run and sis hit* in 3 1-3 in­ here Saturday night when the "Imagine," he snorted, nings, scored his sixth vic­ Chattanooga Chcroknw meet "one paper print* (aids of the Huntsville Rocket*. tory against three losses. 20-1 on the Liston thing. So August 3 Is the date for people come rushing in here The victory enabled the thud-place Giants to move other teams to open; Hunts­ to get s piece of the price. Withlng 7'» games of the f.os ville at Jacksonville, Chatta­ Then Ihey scream when 1 Angeles Dodgers, who lost to nooga at Orlando, atnl Tusca­ won’t give them that kind of the Pittsburgh Pirates, 6-2, loosa at Rome, Gn action. ending Sandy Koufax'a nineGadsden and Daytona Beach "I tell ’em ," be shrug game winning streak. will open on Aug. 10. ged, ‘Thai I have an agree­ The St. Louis Cardinal* deFourteen games will be ment with the newspaper. 1 fented the Milwaukee Braves, played by each club during jdon l sell newspapers and 3-1, the Ginrirmuti Reds nip­ ihe season which end* Nov. 16. I they don't set odd*. ped the Chicago Cuba, 3-2, and the Houston Colts shut out the Philadelphia Phillies, 3-0. Humphreys Hack Champs Compete NEXT: Where to play the ball between ths feet, From tho book, "How To Way Par Golf," hy Julius Boros, copyright 1053 and 1963 by Prcntico-IIall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, N. J. Sun Sox Stretch Lead To 4 Games ST. LOUIS (U PI)—Pitcher Bob Humphreys has been reactivated hy the St. I.ouis Cardinal* who shipped reserve A tlanta of tha International League to make room on the gvistar. H ujin p fa r e y s—was. placed on the disabled list ■ ftar tearing atidomlnal mus­ cle* nt Pittsburgh several weeks ago. FAST CINCINNATI (UPI) - Na­ tional League pitchers are treating some of baseball's best bitters pretty rough this season, resulting in a string of shutouts that threaten to. erase a record set back In Mays On Move And Giants Go Alone With Him Southern Grid Opener Saturday 1.1.MK RUCK, Conn. (UPI) —Entries for tha combined midget-formula l.ilire Race at Lime Rock, Conn., road course Kuturdny include nln* - time Eastern U. S. midget rhaml.li.n 1 ra llim r.n at Uhilailal phia, and Ernie d* Voss of 5!ontreul, the defending Can­ adian Formula I.ibrt rhampton. RELIABLE SERVICE (ljjounq Sign Qo. • DECA LS • TRUCKS • SILK WALES SCREEN PROCESS SKINS OF ALL KINDS S17 S. PALMETTO AVE. PHONE FA 2-6422 Results of ths W ater Carnlvoal held Wedneaday at Fort Mcllcn pool were an­ nounced today by the San­ ford Recreation Department. Virgil Duffel was the an­ nouncer for the following events: Dog I’addle Race (9 under): Boys: t*t place Kenny Woodall; 2nd place Ricky Ferrell. Girls: ta t place no entry. Dog Paddle Race (10 4fc over) Beys: 1st placs Lloyd Wall; 2nd place Aaron Keith; 3rd place Wayna Fakess. Girls: 1st place Nancy Barks; 2nd pises Kathie Tillis; 3rd placs Candy Ferrsll. Underwater Swim: (6 4 under) Boy* 1st place Kenney Woodall1 2nd place Ron aid Pratt; 3rd lac* Bitty 1st place Rost' Echo!*. Girls: 1*1 mary Simas; 2nd place Susan Raker; 3rd plica Gale Herdln, Underwater Swim: (10 t over) Boys: 1st place Steve Duffey; 2nd place Wayne Fake**; 3rd place Clarence IT WAR MIDNIGHT when Karl Moon*, of Cedar Charron. Girls: 1st place Am Avenue, landed thin huge 210-pound jewfiah nt ran Ferrell; 2nd place Brenda the New Smyrna inlet Wednesday after fight­ Patterson; 3rd place Brenda ing with him fur an hour. He said the big fish Carter. really put up x struggle before he was finally Spoon-egg Relay (9 A un­ dragged anhore. Moore presented the fish to der) Glrta A Roys: 1st place Sid ItiChard (pictured) an food for the too aniGrammar Team; 2nd place mals (but It. E, Porter learned It was cut up Southaide-Pinecrest (ccmhininto steaks). (Herald Photo) ed). Spoon-egg Relay (10 A over) Girls A Boys: 1st placs Southside; 2nd place Fine' crest; 3rd placs Grammar. Ping Pong Balt Relay (9 A United Press International under) Boys: 1st place Gram­ mar; 2nd place SouthsideAmerican Leagn* Grammar; 3rd plsc* PineW. !„ Pet. GB crest. New York 61 3ft .633 Ping Pimg Ball delay: (10 A over) Boys: 1st place Chii-ago 51 14 .551 8 United Press International ['interest; 2nd place Sculh 56 16 .519 8 Nelson Fox. who already Baltimore Minnesota 54 45 .545 Bit side; 3rd place Grammar. owns eight major league re­ 51 46 .526 tow Girls: 1st place Grammar; cords, will soon achieve an­ Boston 18 52 .480 15 2nd place Plnecrcst , Cleveland other statistical goal that 16 32 .469 18 Free Style Relay: (10 A will place him among the Kansas City 45 55 .464 161* | over) Boys: 1st place Southgreatest second basemen in Ian Angeles Detroit It 51 .132 I9lk side; 2nd place Iln ecrrit; baseball history. 3rd place Grammar. Girls: 31 64 .3IT 28 The combative little Chi- Washington Thursday's Results 1st place Tinecreat; 2nd place raog White Sox second baseGrammar. man—who Just might be the Chicago 4 Detroit 3 only fellow in the American Los Angeles ft New York 0 league who hasn't conceded Kansas City 2 Boston 0 to the New York Yankees— Cleveland 1 Minnesota 2 needs only three more hits Baltimore 4 Washington 2. to reach 2,5oo for this car­ night National league eer. That's a total reached W. U Pci. GB hy only five second basemen EVANSTON. III. (UPI) — —all hall of fa mers—Eddie tail Angeles 62 38 .620 The Colley All-Stare return­ S6 44 .560 6 Collins, Nap Lajoie, Frankie St. Louts ed to serious training today Frisch, Charlie Gchringcr and San Francisco 55 46 .515 714 for their Aug. 2 clash with Chicago 53 45 .511 8 Rogrrs Hornsby. the Green Bay Pnckers, heart­ M 47 .535 8V4 Fox knocked in three runs Cincinnati ened by n close one-point loss 52 19 .515 W i with two singles and scored Philadelphia in their first clash with n 50 19 .505 1U4 Pittsburgh the White Sox’ fourth run of National Football League 50 50 .500 13 the game Thursday in a 4-3 Milwaukee team. 38 65 .309 2514 Houston victory over the Detroit Ti­ The Chicago Bears out.scor­ 32 69 .317 30lk gers. The win enabled the New York ed the Collegians I3-I2 in a Thursday's ItesulU second-place White Sox to scrimmage Thursday at the move within eight games of Cincinnati 3 Chicago 2 Bears' training camp nt RenSan Francisco 8 New York 6 the Yankees, whc»e six-game sealer, Ind. The winning point St. I-nui* 3 Milwaukee 1 winning streak was ended by raroe on a conversion kick by a 5 0 loss to the Los Angeles Houston 3 Philadelphia 0, Roger La Cterc. night Angels. The scrimmage was com­ Pittsburgh 6 Los Angeles 2. prised of l i t offensive plays, night equally divided between the "Polemics" Is the srt of dispotation and controversy, that World's Moslem* number two tennis. Thera were no i*. "waging war with words." almut 130.3 million. kick-off* or punts. Fox Needs Only Standings 3 More Hits To Reach 2,500 All-Stars Lose By One Point P l y m o u t h ’m p o p p i n ' . . . a n d W estern's First Round CHICAGO (UPI) — Golf pro Fred Hawkins was in a familiar spot today, he hoped the road would take a differ­ ent turn to a new ending Sun­ day. Hawkins, on the pro tour for sixteen years with only on* victory, was the first round pace setter in the 950,000 Western Open with a four under par 67 on the thickly roughed, heavily wooded Bev. erly Country Club eoursc. It was the same position he held at the asms milepost of tha same tournament on Medinah No. 3 course last year. But last year he sagged to a third piac* tie, tam ing only Mantle's Season May Be Finished NEW YORK (UPI) — A depressed Mickey Mantle faced up to the grim possi­ bility today that the season may be all ovsr for him. Set hack even further by <a new knee injury, which la literally one on top uf an­ other, the down-hearted Yan­ kee centerflelder said he had "no idea" when he might b* able to ptay again. •Mantle suffered his latest injury, a loosening of a cart­ ilage on the outside of his left knee, while trying to work himself back In shape from an "old" injury sustained on June 6. Mickey was running in the outfield prior to a game with the Lo* Angeles Angels last Tuesday when his left knee suddenly gave way. He was immediately t-xamined in the cluhhouse by Yan­ kee team physician Dr. Sidney Gaynor, who relayed his finding* to manager Ralph Houk. Navigation season of thu St. Lawrence Seaway in 1961 was Irons April 1ft to Dec. 2 according to tha ilritannica Book of the W ar, DEALS! BIG WHEEL YAZOO MASTER MOWERS " P !i 'A ) BIG TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE! LEWIS SALES & SERVICE 2517 Cownlry Clafe 94. 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Minute for min* ate, commercials pay much mors than acting yobs, thanks go union requirements that the actor be paid every time • m commercial is run, some times to perpetuity. • • I ^ Seminole Police W ork C H I | £ Done By Outsiders?? ^ S lt lO r U WEATHER: Partly cloudy with scattered afternoon shower* through Tuesday: high today 90-93: low tonight in 70s. V OlTsil The burning question here today w as: Why was the Seminole County sh eriff* department seemingly ignored in the bolitn raid here Satur­ day? At first blush it ia wondered why doe* Seminole County need a sheriff’* department, now asking for nn increase in it* annual budget? Why does Sanford need a police department? When our law enforcement work ia carried on . . . partly, nt least . . . by the federal govern­ ment, Orange County deputies and Orlando po­ lice. Not one Seminole deputy or one Mintoni police officer was on thut raid. In fact, the two department* did not know it wa* being staged. Sheriff J. L. Hobby explained todny the in­ vestigation commenced “a year ago" a t Orlando. Don Derry. Internal Revenue agent, said it start­ ed there three month* ago. Hobby said he ap­ prised “them" that "we do not have th e money or the manpower for an Intensive investigation and I gave them full permission to extend their investigative operations into Seminole County whenever they wished.” Sheriff Hobby said further that C. II. Trulock, special investigator of the Florida Sheriff's Bureau, was "looking out for our interests," Trulock was reported ill today. Derry stated further the Orange and Orlando officers were working "under federal supervision and vve felt we had all the help we needed." Queried why the Seminole Sheriff* depart­ ment was not informed of the pending riiid, Derry added "we had all the help we needed and we had to move fast." Police Chief Hoy Williams said today his de­ partment was not invited, apparently, "since it was out of the city." He added that be had had "trouble with that same bunch five years ago." The Herald, pursuing all phases in an effort to obtain the facts, telephoned Tallahassee to re­ quest n statement from Gov, Farris Bryant anti was informed the Chief Executive is in Wash­ ington testifying before a U. S. Senate commit­ tee on the public accommodation bill. Gen. J. C. Hutchison, chairman of the Semi­ nole County Commission, this morning said: "I guess I’nt not well enough informed on this thing to make a statement. I was told the Sheriff was in on this raid." The Herald is not satisfied as to the reason Derry Ignored the Seminole County S heriffs de­ partment. We have been given answers to our qftWuiftni * .. butTve nVFnai aaiMMTMlth IhtTn.'If Parry'* statement 1* the com pete tru th It npl>ears the County Commissioner* ta n save the taxpayers some money, drop the Seminole She­ riff’s department and permit Uruuge County and Orlando law officers to do our police work. Possibly the Governor will have a s t a t e ­ ment Tuesday when he returns from Washing­ ton. His office said today he will be apprised of the local situation on bis return. • For Instance, Susan Davis tolls she has collected more •tan 112,000 on in aspirin aaamardal that required on­ ly three hour* ot her time two years ago. All she was required to aay was: “ Which one ia best for my family?” • • • TV»n, there are in-demsrwt actors like Jim Backus ( “ Mr. Magoo") who gels a fat In­ itial fee, plus all those con­ tinuous payment!. Jim said: year, I got $3,too for one hour's work, saying the now famous line, ‘That little eld winemaker, me-e-e!’ This year they gave me another •3,MO(or saying just one word, ‘Me!’ On top of this, they keepme rich with monthly residual checks and I wasn't even on camera. Be­ lieve me, the hardest part of this job was filling out the W*1 ta« forms.’* United Press Leased Wire Established 908 MOX„ JULY 29. 19M Group Seized In Raid Here Over Weekend . -v > v " n ^ p 1 ' - > rr - tv S■L*••*' ' j V_1Kd ■* * rK fZFi ' .'A ■ rfe : DeGaulle Reassures U.S. On Friendship Game Agency To Spend $800,000 Action Urged On Cuban Trade I NO. 763' Sold To Bowmans i t i c . 30 Overcome By Chlorine Gas ‘Funeral’ Plans Still Unchanged SEOUL, Korea (U PI) — Communist North K o r e a * raider* killed two American aoiditri and critically wound* ed • third. The United Nation* Command (UNC) q u l e k t y placed some U. S. units on n “reinforced alert status.'* The Communists crossed in* to South Korean territory and ambushed a U. 9. Army jeep patrol with submachine gun fire and Soviet-mad* hand grenades. Tii* UNC culled is s "s k is ou* snd unprovoked sneak at­ tack." There was no sign the Americans hud been able tu The Bowmans said that return the Communists' fire, • • • they will riuvtinue to open at 4:30 a.m. as Mrs. Applrhy “The attack was deliberate­ d<d and will extend the eve­ ly planned, premeditated, and ning hours “until a t least It executed in a grey early p.m." dawn," a UNC spokesman Bpeuking of her plans for said. As a result of the attack, the future, Mrs. Appleby said, he added, "element* of the 1st "My husband la already re­ Cavalry Division were placed tired and now we can take ! on a reinforced alert status" that tong extended trip all I along the truce line. The three over th<> United States thut soldiers were members of tho wp have planned fur so long.'* 1st Cavalry. The victims were not Ident­ Mr. and Mrs. Bowman said that for many years they' had ified pending notification of planned to come to Florida, relatives. The wounded soldier "as many «f our fumily mem- hud lievn h it four times, in In-rs were already here and tlie chest, arms, and legs, and was reported still uncontloua we wished to join them." “After the Parkway put us several hours after the attack. “H# may not live," UNO out of bus Ilies.*, we came down and looked around. Wo like,! s|Hike*man CoL George Creel Ala., said. Sanford so much, and met of Birmingham, • » * and made so many friend* It was the second North here, no decided to stay," they Korean attack on U. S. troop* •aid. guarding the Korean truce line In lets than a year, and It came within two days of tho 10th anniversary of the truce ending the Korean War, UNC officials could not re­ construct the attack with cer­ tainty because there were no living witnesses besides the More And Less wounded soldier. Creel said TALLAHASSEE (UP1) - the attackers were North Kor* Florida’s expanded UM3 legis­ emit but It was not known for lature passed nearly l.noo I certain whether they were sol. fewer hilts Ilian the smaller diera, although th* UNC was torii lawmaking bod). assuming they were. The three soldiers, member* of tlie 1st Cavalry Division on MIAMI (UP!) - At least truce line duty, were driving tl persons died tn accidents tu a guard post in the demiltaround tlie state lliia week­ talizrd zone between North end. six in traffic mishaps and South Korea. and five by drowning. SANFORD, FLORIDA 1 Appleby Restaurant y i F Seven persons arrested here in a gambling raid Saturday have been released under bond l« tiding the filing of a direct information and or a prelim­ inary hcining, according to Don D. Derry, U. S. Internal Kcvetmc Service, who led the raid. Derry was assisted by Or­ ange County sheriffs depu­ ties ami Orlando police. No Sunford or Sominol* County law officers participated. Derry said that released un. der $.*,000 bond each were Clyde Lee, 53, Orlando; Bnlph Tllgliman, .10, Fail Gallic, and Cecil Merritt, 4*. Altamonte • • • Springs Negro: and under So, “featherbedding exist)" S2.50U bund eiicli were Carol In other places beside* the Fuller, tt!*» known m Carol railroads. High man. 'id, Ffau Gallic; • • * Jesse tV. Joynrr, 52, LongThat mammoth Coca-Cola wood; Dorothea Itndford, 21, d«al at Miami does not af­ Fein Park, and Donald A. fect the Sanford Coca-Cola Dunn Sr., 50, of Cameron Company, according to U. Avenue. Miller, Orlando, district man­ The group posted bond aft­ ager lor Florida Coca-Cola er arraignment b**fure U, S. Company. He explained that Commissioner David Kerbeu only 23 per cent interest ef ut Orlando. Derry explained the Florida company chang­ that direct Information* will ed hands and the local com­ l.e filed against the group and pany Is owned by Use Flor­ MISS CANDI FONDER. *pon*orc<l by the Semithat a preliminary hearing ida company. So. it wilt be Hole County Chamber of Commerce, wit* clionerr >111 he held - a(F «flktn*ulure “ status quo” here, he added. first riumerup in Stimlay’* W U TV Cover Girl date, only if requested by the • • • con tent, V inner wa* Min* Elwabeth Jcvnanx, of defendant's attorneys. Other­ Mr*. Herbert* Ann Leon­ Miami, while aeuniil rutmeni|i wuq Mix* Rose­ wise, he said, next action will ard), former Sanford resi­ mary lliitxlim!, of Maitlniul. Sen. Mack N. Cleve­ lie by the fedeial grand jury dent, will conduct classes in land Jr., of Sanford, and Mrs. Janet Bonder, of at Orlando, parliamentary procedure for Playtfirl Fashion*, Fern I’ark, were two of the The federal agent reported civic, fraternal and service four judge.-*. tlie group was arrs-sted nt the organization officers, Tuesday Inline of Donidd A. Dunn Jr., through Friday si the Cherry on Cameron Avenue, near tlie Plaxa Hotel, Orlando. • • • Hanford Naval Air Station, in a surprise raid Saturday aft­ When that automobile hit ernoon, Dunn Jr. was not the utility pole Friday night present. Derry estimated the power was out over most of raid broke up a $1 million a* the county from 45 minutes month bolita operation. to hours. • • • Derry said tin* investigation coinmenceri three months ago John Krider and Pete KnowPARIS (UPI) — President France wants lo damage the in Orlando and Orange Coun­ Charles do Gaulle said today United States,” ho said. Je* were back at their desks WASHINGTON' (UPI) - fore the Senate Commerce ty and finally spread to Sem­ that despite difference* be­ this morning, after well earn­ While stressing Krone*'* ed vacations. Both found their Florida Gov. Farris Bryant Committee againd President inole County. tween France and tlie United ticx with the United Stairs, Kennedy's proposal to han asked Congress today not to desk* stacked iky high with States ia would be a "ridicul­ De Gaulle rejected Soviet Pre­ piled-up work. But John took bury the rights of budness- discrimination in hotels, res­ ous absurdity" to believe any mier Nikita S. Khrushchev'* time out to say ‘'hello'* to men In the drive to assure taurants ansi other private split is imminent. proposal fur u nonaggresston businesses serving the public. equality for Negroes. the press. De Gaulle said relation* be­ pact between NATO urn! tlie “ It would he a tragic mis­ “ I think I can understand tween t l i e t w o nations “ a r e Communist Warsaw Pact pow­ That mayor s “ s p e c i a l take if wc tried to purchase tlie aspiration of minority baaed on friendship and alli­ ers. downtown” committee is slat­ equality for minorities." Bry­ groups to improve Uicir sta­ Tlie United States and MIAMI (CPU — Deadly ance." ed to meet at 1:30 tonight to ant said, “and as part of tus,” Bryant said. “ Nothing “ Despite tlo- divergencies Britain agreed ul tliu Moscow discuss plans for upping the the price gave up freedom for is more American than to Chlorine gas ea-eps-d from a that exist, it would 4- a ridic- j conference lust week to tolleconomy of the downtown all.” aspire, tint surely, we should bruki-n hose at a chemical allies on further Bryant was the fourth Sou remember that when the ma­ plant today felling 30 persons. uloua absurdity to think tho ' '*1*■ their merchants, litj Job will be to United States whiiIx to do *trpn tovVMld easing Die mid A hospital spokesman said come up with s plan to en­ them governor to testify he jority loses its freedom, the at least two persons were in harm lo France sod Unit war, including n possible pact tire shoppers to visit down­ minority loses its hope for between Knsl and Weal mili­ critical fundithm and eight town stores. freedom.** tary bh>e*. others were serious. • • • The Florida governor thus lie (litidle d e c I a r *d that Tho w ax la mg pumped At kma lust, the first roat j joined Govs. Itoss tt. Barn­ from a tank car into storage France and the United Htulex of paint ia tiring applied to ett of Mississippi. George C. tanka at Roman Cleanser Co. imve every reason to maintain the Welaka Building on First Wallace of Alabama ami thin- when ti>e line broke. Three tho Atlantic alliance. mtcci at Bailmad. i aid S. Kussell of South Caro­ men at the plant, where chlor­ m m * O C A L A ( U l ’l t — P o l i c e lina in testimony against the TAl.LAILVS.SKK (HIM I — Those boy* found in Hob­ questioned witnesses today i so-called public accommo­ ine for swimming pools is the state Game- and Fresh son's Sporting (foods store and sought two men who fired dations bid, keystone ot the kept, were overcome. The gas felled 23 men at tlie Water F'i»h Uumrnixaion will last mght surely would be shotgun bind* through the administration civil rights Fiberrraft Boat building plant • pend nearly $800,000 on Florsurprised to learn how limy window of a Negro intrgra- package. (See story un Page WASHINGTON ( UPl t next door, a H u m a n passerby ida fisli and wildlife habitat* were caught—since they were tlordxt leader's home Saturday 2 ). A House Republican group Jia* in un automobile, a nearby during tliu coming year. successful in their first burg- night. urged President Kennedy to resident and a fireman. arly there - only a week ago. Half of the money, S I.' 1,700, take “ speedy action" lo try Chief deputy II. A. Geiger • • * Officials at North Miami will come from the federal and dry up shipping to Cuba said buckshot found in the General Hospital said a dis­ government under the accel­ Fifteen members of the in free world vessels. Home indicated two h in ts aster plan was enuctrd to cure erated public works fund*. Lake Mary Volunteer Fire A GOP “ laxk force’* on were fired. for the victims. Of the 30 Department and Auxiliary, WASHINGTON (IT T ) _ The purpose of the federal Cuba litMiied by Rep, Janie* The shots weie fired into fishing on a charter boat out Senate Republican leader treated, 22 were admitted. appropriation i* to help re* F. Baltin, Mont., said In a of Port Or-age Sunday. Die bedroom of the seven- F u r r t i s M lllrl-rn mm I Police blacked off the area — T —— 1* L.cr To ixciinciiy made panymi-unt u . igi.n i nr m . t.1.' brought back something like mealing on the partial nu- ! until the gas was dispersed. A j vide lasting benefili for lie yesterday it uas shocked 2U0 pounds of fish to be fro­ K. Hampton Jr.. * number of rlear test ban agreement helicopter wav sent to hover sportsmen all over the coun­ that “ as much a* to per rent zen snd served later a t the th* National A<iociatiun for between the l nitrd State*. over the scene and fan the gas try. Hix projects have already of the goods that sustain the department's annual all-day the Advamemcnt of Colored I Britain and the Nit let I n- | from the area. been approved by the state economy of Commuist Cuba people. No ure wax hurt. picnic and fi*h frv. ion: commission fur F'lutida. arc carried in vessels fly my Hampton, who was riding • • • "l ife w ill go a* before, O n ly H a l f E n o u g h Three projtct* are In Brow­ the (tags ol tree nations.” in * car witli hi* daughter at Those of you parents with tf the treaty U ratified, it “ If a request is not enough, KING LYNN, Kngluml ard County, one In Washing­ youngster* staring bleakly at the time of the shooting, said rould dissolve some of the ton County, another hi Walton we would favor closing ills| (L’PIt — Mrs. Alne Auker, tho beginning of school, The “It's a miracle no one was fear and strains hut little County and the sixth along ports of liiit country to all Herald will publish many bar­ hurt — my mother-in-law and more. Khrushchev has not l>8, riauued today site WuX the Tamiarni Traij act os* vessels of any nation which Britain's top grandmuther gains in its annual Dack-to- two sisters-in-law were in >hv yet recanted his determinapermits any of ift ships to | with 30 grandchildren and Huuth Florida. Schoo! edition, due off the house at the time of th 1 tion to bury us.” carry to or from Cuba, dir­ | commented: "I wouldn’t mind hooting."* presses soon. if I have a hundred." She has I n f a n t P o is o n e d • ectly or indirectly," they said. lo married children. W ill Study Law JACKSONVILLE (U Pll R K. Porter welcomed Betsy Browning. 17-months- Income Taxes TALLAHASSEE lUIMt — *'Bu« Monday” today . . . Ex-Mate Slain old dough t e r of Mr. and Mrs. GAINF.S\ it.LF’. iLTTj — Jack Shoemaker, chief infor- Child Drowns JACKSONVILLE (UPI) bav mg ju it moved into a SARASOTA (LTD — lam­ Charles Browning of Jackson­ t he Florida Chamber of Com­ new home, he discovered mus­ Leori Eugene Johnson, 27, mation official for the State cle* this morning, sfter a srs* shot and killed by his ex Department of Agricluture, ella Huckleberry, 11, drowned ville, was reported in fair con­ merce says that Floridians hack b -caking manna! week­ wife her* Sunday when he resigned Saturday to enter here Sunday when she ven­ dition at a local hospital today paid $1,130,105 in personal in­ end . . muscle* he never , ta-ivd to tlimb through * win- law school a t the University tured Into deep water in Safa- after emergency treatment for come taxis to the fnlrial i sola Bay. j dow m har horn', p<dica »«td. <*f Fiorhia. j guvvinm ut in Uw.’. ligliter fuel pouujylUg. M a t o ho had. Two Sought In Ocala Shooting Third Shot In Ambush Of Patrol 7 Bolita Suspects Free On Bond Bryant Pleads For Rights O f Business J? f -v Mrs. Lucille Appleby, own­ er of Mr*. Appleby's Restau­ rant ip the Veld"* Hotel build­ ing announced today Hint she* bus sold her business to Mr. and Mrs, Wilke Bowman. Tlie new owners will take over tomorrow and will rail It "Ruse amt Wilke's Restau­ rant'* .Mr. and Mrs. Bowman were owners and operators of “The Bowman's Restaurant" for tho pait 18 years in Mon­ rovia, pa., "until the Pennsyl­ vania Parkway* builders de­ cided to run right through our home ami business." Mrs. Appleby has hern in business here for the past 11 years nml she said today; "I shall n Iways be grateful for lip- many kindnesses shown me in tlie past by my customers and friends, amt feel fortunate to find such fine people ax the Bowman's to whom 1 can turn over my buxines*.'* Sanford Wins; Advances To Stale Tourney Sanford promt 4 runs tn the bottom of the first inning when Cecil Simpson and Skip­ per Selikarik walked nod Mil­ ler wits hit by* a pitched hall. Rick Fnrilhanl doubted to right mid David Lee singled to renter to tally four. Ibdlevirvv came bark In the third with two run* in the top cf tlie third on two lilts and two fielder's ehoicea. Hanford applied the crusher in the bottom of the fifth when Melt Morgan and Skip­ per Heiikurik singled and Billy Miller Immered to un­ load the bases. Billy Miller hurled a neat 3-hitti-r ami fanned seven tu pick up the win for Hanford in the District 2 Florida little Major la-ague Chumpi. itship.. The win will allow Sanford to advanru to the State tournament in Panama City August 5, il, 7, and H. It It K Belle view (10 2 0 2 0 4 3 3 Hanford 4 0 0 0 3 * 7 7 1 Two 'Muggings’ !nvestiga!ed Two "muggings" were be­ ing Investigated today by pulice. Ilnnirl J. Mitchell, a sailor stationed at Hanford Navul Air Station, reported ul 12:30 I Id* morning ho was beaten by two Negroes in tho 1300 (dock of Ficncli Avenue, lie is being treated s t NAH dinjiensary. Charles May, 18, of Oviedo, is being treated ut .Seminole TT .... rum i.sl lto«pllui. Tie Ini.I police he was beaten by three Negro boys. Hunt For Lost Plane Continues MIAMI (L'l'l — Navy and Coast Guard planes continued a **arch today for a xmull plane that disappeared Thurs­ day on a flight from Sun Juan, I'. It , 1„ Fust [milderdale. The Aerones Champion wu* being flu£,o to F'ort Lauderdale for delivety to Robert Reuben of Howiett, III. Aboard ui-ia tim pilot, Gilbert Miralia ot San Juan, and Victor G-'ii 41- c. nsuuA... 11 Killed W reckage Seen Man Taken From Lake, Revived PANACEA (UPI) — The Coast Guard auxiliary con­ tinued tu search the Gulf to­ day for wreckage spotted over the weekend which some of­ Harry L. Larson, 22, of ficials said could t>e a small Lockhait, suffering front plane. shock sfter nearly drowning Sunday in Little Bear Lake, Plan Opposed UNITED NATIONS. N. V. was reported in "satisfactory'* (UPlt — A U. S. proposal romlitiiin by Winter Park Me­ for negotiated Independence morial Hospital attaches to­ for Portuguese Africa en­ day. Sin-riff* deputy Jim Moore countered opposition from both Portugal ami the Afri­ said (.arson struck his head oil tlie elbow of his brothercans today. in-law, George Fells, Orlando, while in swimming, and wax Rocky H its JF K NEW YORK (UPI) — Gov. b e l i e v e d draw tied w hen Nelson A. Rock feller Sunday brought to shore. Moore add­ blasted President Kennedy fur ed Ilia man was revived by meddling In the civil rights the Lockhart Volunteer fire dispute at the recent Gov- de pertinent. ernors* Conference In Miami, Fla. Hunt P lane D ebris 2 Boys Confess 3 Burglaries ROM BAY. India I UPI) — Three Indian nuvul vessels with sound-detection gear swept the turbulent seas Two Negro juveniles, broth­ west of here today, seeking ers. confessed to three burg­ tlie wreckage of an Figyptian airliner llmt crashed Sunday. laries and are being interro­ gated about others after they were surprised ill the net of Insurance Aid TAMPA (UPI) - The form­ breaking Into and entering the ation of a state insurance de­ Ito) -n Sporting Goods Store, partment section to assist ■tot Foist First Street, at ti:2<) Florida senior citizens with I p. in. Sunday, Police e u r r o u n d e d th* Insiirnm ■» nrohls»ni< w:i* an nounced today by State 'tre a ­ liuiliting uml lovutdl me l.m> buy* hiding in an elevator surer J. Edwin Larvon. shaft. They al-u cunfes-ed break­ May Lose H and CANOGA PARK, Calif. — ing into Robson's on July 21. (L'Pi) —Three year-old Lya when they obtained cash ami Seely today faced the poxsitilo i -potting g-unls valued at $1*3. loss of tier right hand as a They admitted, with a third ro u it of being mauled by is juvenile, to having stolen circus bear she tried to pet some knives from the Edthrough the bars of the w a r d * Ruilder* S u p p l y , 'JO .'l West Third Street, over the anim al'i cage. Weekend, Police alsu were investigat­ T alks H alted TAMPA (UPI) - Talks iw ing the theft of an auiuniobit* tween union and manage­ from the Greenfield residence, ment were at a halt and no 2200 Park Avenue, and the end wax m sight today (or tile theft of $0 m cash and eight bitter General Telepiione packs of cigarette* from th* strike which saw more van­ residence of Wills Mae Robdalism stid cable cuttings iiuon, idol West Ijth 1'1-^e, over the weekend. over the weukend. 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Head FR Groups Annual installation of new­ ly elected officer* of the Fleet Reierre A nn., Branch 147, and the Ladle* Auxiliary wa* held with Impressive ceremon­ ies at the Fleet Reserve Home on Srminole Boulevard. Slelton Stoke*. First Branch president, officiated a t the swearing-in oaths for both groups. Re-elected to the presidency of the FRA was President Gene Taffer. Also taking of­ fice were vice president Don Pieice, second vie* president Bob Meyers and secretary Mike Thomas. President of the Ladles Aux­ iliary is Mrs. Vernon Fedder­ son. with Mrs. Don Pierce as vice president, Mrs. Leroy Nopper as secretary and Mrs. William Holcomb a* treasurer. Guest speaker for the oc­ casion was I.t. (.'dr. Robert Deal, PSNAS Chaplain who gave a thought provoking talk on the lethargic attitude to­ ward our duties as American citizens in worthwhile com­ munity oiganixaliuna, govern­ ment, church and home. lie stressed the importance of ‘‘each individual taking an active part in the keeping our country wholesome.” Guesta of the LA FRA In­ cluded Mrs. Bruce Wauters, Mrs. Robert Herbert, Mrs. Nicholas Ricci, Mrs. IazwcII Lorbeer, Mr*. Jim Tnlmadge, Mrs. Robert Peters, Mrs. Rub Meyers, Mrs. Jane Williams and Mrs. Mike Thomas. loidics Auxiliary members present included Mrs. Kol»ert lluwkins, Mrs. Kugena Wil­ liams, Mr*. Wenneta Chesser, Mrs. C. K. Fleetmeyer, Mr*. Nopper, Mrs. Holcomb and Mrs. Fedderson. Following Installation cere­ monies, a cold buffet wna served and the two groupa en­ joyed a social evening of danc­ ing to recorded music. Boy Faces Death In Sex Slaying RUNG, Nev. (U l'l) — 7110010* Lit Mean, IK-yt-tir-oM Reno High School student, to­ day faced death for the set slaying of Olympic skier Sonju McCaskit-. A Jury of eight ni<-ti and four women took only 70 min­ ute* Monday to convict the gangling, dark-haired killer of first-degree murder and set the death penalty. lie will lot formally sentemail by Dist. Judge Grant Itowen next Monday, at which time an execution date will be set. Road Work BAKERSFIELD, C n l l f . (NKA)—Frank Gifford of the professional f o n t b u l l New York Giants is working out at bis home in Bakersfield. 7 be veteran is doing road Work and playing linmlhull. ‘'You’ve got to be in top shun* to play flanker,” says Giff. “It keeps you on tbo run nil tbc time. I figure that a flanker logs from 30 to 50 yards on every pas* pattern. That's n lot of running when you rnnsirb r that we nvetage fiom Ilfs to 45 pas* patterns a game. Sometimes it'* pretty lough ju rt to hustle out uf the huddle.” 7 be United States consume* about 111 pounds of ruffeu per capita annually. Hj» ftn fr l fm H Electoral College At Dead End* By Lyle C. WBi m The Southern segregation­ ist effort to prevent Presi­ dent Kennedy's re-election by offering Southern voters slstes of unpledged presiden­ tial electors In the one-time Solid South hss huffed snd puffed itself Into s desd end. Alabsms snd Mississippi will hive slates of unpledged electors. Georgia rosy have an unpledged slate at the Female Egghead Gets Ahead (S E N E T A F F E R w a s re -c te c te d t o n e rv e tut p r e s id e n t o f t h e F le e t R e ­ s e r v e A s s n . H ru n ch 147. O ff ic e r s fro m le f t n r e R ob M e y e rs , s e c o n d v ice p r e s i d e n t ; T a f f e r , D on F ie rc e , f i r s t v ice p r e s id e n t, a n d M ik e T h o m a s , s e c ­ re ta ry . ( H e r a ld P h o to ) HOLYOKK. Mass. (U PI) — Dr. Marcella R. Kelly, of Hoiyokt, Mats., does not believe that the variable called sex has anything to do with pro­ gress of a woman in an educa­ tional career. Dr. Kelly ia the first wom­ an superintendent of schools in the paper manufacturing city. The newly appointed admin­ istrator of the Holyoke school system says ability, training and effort are the invariable* which determine the success climb of man and woman—in education and other fields. Miss Kelly has nearly 'JO yrurs of leaching, and another 15 of administrative esperienro supplementing her formul training. Women Work WASHINGTON (UI’I) — The total number of working wives is approaching 115 mil. lion, or one-third of all mar­ ried women with husband pre. sent. New Department of Labor findings about the economic contribution of working wives to family income show that they supply about .75 to 40 per cent of their family's total income when they work full time und about 15 to JO per rent when they work purt time. will of the state Democratic organisation. But the proj­ ect was voted down last week In Louisiana and seems to have run out of gas In Florida. Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi have 10, 12 and seven electors, respec­ tively. The device of the unpledged slates of presidential electors is designed to prevent the Electoral College from cast­ ing a majority vote for Pres­ ident. That could happen if the total electoral vot* were split three ways. There are 535 votes in the Electoral College. The bare majority sufficient to elect ia 270 votes. The U. S. Constitution pro­ vides that the President shall be elected by the House of Representatives when the Electoral College is unable to elect. The Constitution also provides that if the question should reach the House, each state ahall cast only one vote. Southerners have been dream ­ ing and hoping for such a presidential election in which their states would possess a balance of pow-r. U all of the Mssissippi, Ala­ bama and Georgia electors were unpledged next year. Illia To Start Negotiations BIIKNOS AIRES. Argentina (UI’I) — Dr. Arturo Illia, the moderate candidate who outpolled his nearest rival by nenrly a million votes, today charted his next move* to­ ward the Argentine presiden­ cy. Illia. candidate of tin- Peo­ ple* Radical party, hud DW electoral votes on the basis of Sunday’s peaceful nation­ wide balloting, hut he lacked 70 for an absolute- majority in the 17d-nu'mber Klectrosl College meeting July 31. He planned to start n<go. tintions with candidates of rther parties within a few days. they could be withheld from i conservative Republican he speak clearly and the tim* is running out on all hands to or cast for the candidate of surely will do that. The late speak up. Sen. Robert A. Taft always either major party. If the | sought conservative conven­ major candidates split the tion delegate strength in the remaining SIS electoral votes South. Need Toole about evenly, it is obvious For A Job? Tift collapse of the unpledg­ that the major candidate who ed elector ploy will add to Save Money could attract most or all of the pressure on Republican the 23 unpledged votea would politicians to come soon to a Now Yoo be elected President. frank, firm and public anCan That was a pretty dream tions policy. This will be while it lasted. Some of the pressure on individual Re­ Rent supporters of Sen. Barry publicans mfire than on the i Them — Goldwater (R-Arii.) had been party as such. The party A m e r ic a n R e n t- A ll enjoying that dream. Their speaks wth 1.000 voices and In - S a n f o rd dream was that the unpledg­ confuses policy, accordingly. 2555 S. Hiawatha Avt. ed elector device would en­ Individuals, however, can able Southern conservatives to east a vote for Goldwiter without actually voting for a slate of Republican president­ ial electors. And it did seem reasonable to believe that Southerners who went to a lot of trouble to elect un­ pledged electors would nzt thereafter permit those elec­ tors to assure Kennedy's re­ elect ion. TO B E P E R F E C T L Y H O N E S T . . . Whatever merit there may Business is slow during these summer months, and have been In the theory that our clrrk» have plenty of time to five you per»oniI a conservative Republican attention. would be the ultimate benefi­ ciary of the unpledged elec­ PLU S TH E FACT — tor strategy, the thing re­ We are now glsinc BIG DISCOUNTS on Everything jy mains wholly theoretical. If to clear our present inventory before new furniture the Republican nominee for starts arriving from national furniture m arts ia President hopes next year to Chicago and Atlanta. obtain major support in the South, he will have to go in­ lie a Wi.we B ird to the Southern states and F e a th e r Y our N est campaign for their support. B e fo r e W in te r Com ets If Goldwater finally decides fo seek the Republican nomi­ E A S Y T E R M S — O P E N F R I D A Y N IG H T S nation he will be expected to make a pre-convention cam­ paign in the South. As a M. (J. HODGES PLUMBING • WELLS DRILLED • PUMPS SERVICED AND INSTALLED • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS • FREE ESTIMATES C A L L F A 2-6037 PAO LA I t MATHER Of Sanford Sunford's Onl) Air Conditioned Furniture Store 203-0!) E . 1 st S T . F A 2 -0 9 8 3 AND SAVE 0 ROAD L A D IE S A U X IL IA R Y o f t h e F le e t R e se rv e A s sn , w e re In s ta lle d a lo n g w ith o f f ic e r s o f th e m e n ’s o r g a n iz a tio n . F ro m l e f t a r e th e n e w p r e s id e n t, M rs. V e rn o n F e d d e r s o n ; M rs. W illia m H olcom b, t r e a s u r e r , a n d M rs. L e ­ ro y N o p p e r, s e c r e ta r y . N ew v ic e p r e s id e n t is M rs. D on F ie r c e . R A M BLER ’S“SA V IN G ESTD A Y S ”B EG INR IG H TN O W !. 'Bubble' Ship Rides Above Water PHILADELPHIA (IT U Naval ami commercial ship* of the future may ''bubble” above the water at Jet-propel­ led speeds of I'M) knots If a principle being tested here is successful. A nine-ton, 52-foot research lest vehicle resembling an elongated speed boat h a s been built here. II rides on a “captured" air principle de­ veloped by Allen Ford, a physicist at the Naval Air De­ velopment center (NADC) at nearby Juhnsvllle, Pa. Developers said Dm' day may come ulicn the s a in e theory can he applied to litany types of larger vessels, including the largest troop trans|Mirts, ocean liners and aircraft carriers. The lhenry of Ibe Captured Air Rubble (CAB) Vessel in­ volves air trapped beneath (be hull o( (he vessel which is powered by a jet engine on tin- Mem. The cm ii-nl research le-i vehicle lias siileboauls r.ml movable bark and front dip­ per* extending into the ua'.ir which permits the hull to rile two or three leet ubovc live water—pushed up by the ‘‘captured" air. The jet engine is locatrd above deck on Hie stern be­ tween two fins. Auxiliary IHiwer for ducking und urnm-iivcring ill basin areas is provided by a conventional liu horsepower marine en­ gine. 71ie test vehicle, known as Hie XU-l, was built under Iho direction of Waller Sim­ mons. a project engineer at the Naval Air Engineering Center at Hie Philadelphia Naval base. Iv lO W Rambler American “220" Two-Door Sedan-America's lowest-priced car •. Plenty of room (or a family of six. "Car of the Year” quality with lamed Rambler gas economy. Just tell us how m u c h m o n e y y o u n e e d to m e e t all your seasonal exponscs. 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For a lew dollars more, get "440-H" hardtop with Bucket Seats, Console. 138 hp Six. $ 48# ■ ^ u nONTH* uf u M 7 Year’s highest trade-ins! America’s obviously better values! N o w 's th e tim e s m a rt b u y e r s h a v e w a ile d fu r—R a m b le r's " S a v in g c s t D ay s’* w h e n y o u i p re s e n t t.a r is w o rth CO M PACT PWtAR^PRINCE CENTRAL air conditioning PLUMBING - HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Bill H u lb u ck , P resident C A LL NO W FOR m nsl in tr a d e f o r a n y n e w R a m b le r—A m e r ic a n ,C la s s ic ,o r A m h a s sn d o r.T h e y ’rt’sm ashing.*.tie s r e c o rd s th is year! T h e se b e a u tif u l n e w R a m b le rs a r e y o u r b e s t b u y s b e c a u s e th e y Lost le ss, b u t g iv e y o u m o re : S tro n g e r c o n s tru c tio n . D o u b le -S a fe ty B rak e s (s e lf-a d ju s tin g ). D eep -D ip n istp ro o fin g . C e ru m ic -A rm o re d e x h a u s t s y s te m . FREE ESTIM ATE! FA2-6562 G el all th e s e e x tra v a lu e s n o w d u rin g th e " S u v in g e st D a y s" In R a m b le r’s T r a d e P a ra d e . C o m e in to d a y fo r w id e s t se le c tio n ! n«sainm tot nasIM, Xnsd M ■tstifsrNttt't rti»l s>n fat m at'll dww* It tm „ ^ n t m4 , S-osttl (Mtist mS w sS u n i s , a i l (•!.»it i nn St"! Dwisiut'dt •-.t.M 'l t u n , ; Is m units, tu>« e*UM«l siuipiaMl. btaipxtiln*. nwitau, nut tnU kx t, tun . il t», BILL HEM PHILL MOTORS, Inc. JO IN THE TRA CE PARADE TO <) 301 W. First St.( Scnford, Florida 0 �-1 - if ‘ Miss Heard Nam ed Postmaster r i ^ a n fn rft e io ^ Ip n d f t Appointment Announced By Herlong A hitchhiker p a s s i n g through Maitland at about W E A T H E R : P a r tly c lo u d y th r o u g h F rid a y , s c a t t e r e d s h o w e r s ; h ig h 9 0 - 9 5 : low in 7 0 s. 4:30 this morning made a r o t Congressman A. S. Herlong U n ite d P r e s s l e a s e d W i n E s ta b lis h e d 1908 T H U R S ., J U L Y I I . 1963 S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A N O . T.vT Mop at a service station. V O L T ™ Jr. this morning from Wash­ Shortly alter, the service sta­ ington notified The Sanford tion attendant discovered St I Herald of the appointment of missing from the cadi regis ter. Police in the area were Mis* Cecile Heard a* p»»*talerted to look for the hitch­ master of the Sanford post hiker. office. She will assume oflicc • • « Aug. 2. Only 33 dogs in Longvvood CPI reported al mam Inare wearing city license tags day that Prrslrirnl Krnnrdy . . . and the City Council ha* submitted the namr of is going to probe the question 1.1. Col. Edgar R. Siller Sr. at its regular session at 8 to­ a* po-tma-trr al Casselber­ night. Deadline (or licensing M IS S C E C IL E H E A R D ry to the V. S. Senate. Re­ was last Monday . . . anil tired from the IT, 8. Air the Coimcilmen feel posllive Force In IMO, Colonel Sitthere are more than 38 dogs Irr ha* resided In Cassel­ in Longwood. Plans (or a new MIAMI (UPl) — Russian Join fighters who declined to heed Rtfirijj on f*»r the past t berry for five year*, lie city hall also will be discus­ troops and rocket instidlu* permit use of their names— niiu* month* mi *om* kind of ^AS1I1X(»T0X tu r n ■ will replace Ihe arllng post­ sed. WASHINGTON l CPU—De­ ha* never fortification or installations," ( ongres*. which tions in Cuba me "steadily said. # • • master, Clyde Kerce. fense Secretary Robert S. said the* freedom fighter, hl« legislate,I a solution lo a n.v North American Aviation McNamara rrporled in pres growing.” particularly along They -aid Russians com­ fare deeply sunburned from Imnal railroad labor dispute, Tlie Congressman snul ho the northern const elosCNl to officials host a big wing-ding mand troops in trueking down the voyage in the open boat. was uneasy today over the had been advised by the It. S. at the Capri Itestaurant to- ident Kennedy today that SI the United States, newly ar­ rebel forces, and there also "(Inly the Russians are al­ prospect of having lo dti *o Civil Service Commission that n i g h t . Around Til Navy billion was chopped from mil­ rived C u h u n underground me "foreign troops” used. now. Capt. Joseph M. Tully Jr. lion's Hangar Four. Mis* Heard and Huy Allen, lowed in there.” •*brass" and guests have been itary spending for supplies members said today. "Some nf them look like Republican* a n d Demo­ acting postmaster for 2's Friday will pas* commnnd of For Capt. Tully the reruOn Frances Key similur Members of the Cuban Free­ invited. and maintenance during the dom Fighters Organization Mongolians,” one of the arriv­ construction is in progress crat* alike shuddered al the years, were the only one* to Sanford's Heavy Attack Whig niony will Ihi hi* lust offuiai • • • als said. year ended July I. and on Santa Maria Key "a thought of imposing rnmpul qualify in t hr latest Civil One to Capt. James I). Mayo, contact with threo of Hie six gave details on Russian nrtiv"Carden of the Month" "The Russians use Cuban gigantic excavation is ludng wiry arbitration to settle (he Service list of eligible*. Two foiling an association with a squadron* he has guided slnru ity In the area around CuiburRaising his sights, McNa­ award goes to Mrs. L. P. current lu W management others withdrew their names community and u Naval pro- June 27, 1931. Thu Wing's militia uniforuia unit also Duffy, at 2l*JA Sanford Ave­ mara said he expected econ­ ien, a key port on the north­ Culinn army uniforms,” he dug in the exact center of the clash over rail work rule*. alter the Commission com­ giam that begun eight years other three squadrons are cur­ island.” t h e C U b a n said. nue. Club members arc hop­ omies totaling $! billion an­ ern I.as Villas coast. Federal seizure of (he car­ menced investigation i n t o ago. added. rently deployed with the U. S. “Work is done only at night,” They were among ■ group ing that those responsible for nually in purchases of mili­ rier* likewise was viewed their personal background*. "There is Irrmrnduux con­ Second and Sixth Fleets. The far-reaching aviation taking the Harden Club's sign tary supplies and spare parts of til persons, including eight struction activity in the Cniwith alarm. • • • For the relieving officer fumiiuiiid will he changed at women and seven children, will approve of the choice for and in operating costs with­ Key legislators predicted a burien area and even on the Capt. Mayo, it will be un in­ 11 a. m. in formal ceremonies Following Ihe Civil Service who escaped the island in a July and place the sign in in the next live years. long debate, possibly extend­ rejuirt. Herlong said In* rec­ in the Sanford Nnvul Air Sta­ troduction to the men he wilt three keys off Culharicn,” ltd-foot sailing boat last week .Mrs. Duffy's front yard. t, ing beyond the week I’reil- ommended Mi*s Heard and The actual and prospective and reuched the Florida Keys sold another. lend fur the next two years as • • • dent Kennedy has given Con­ Commander of Ihe Navy's savings were one-third great­ after a four-day Journey. ‘‘Most of it is done at night was informed by the I’ost Of­ A cigarct vending machine er than the Pentagon chief gress after he submit* Ills fice Dept, she will take office long-range, carrier-hnsed sir There i n approximately and the construction areas are atolen from a Mobley Corners estimated would be passible legislative recommendations Aug. 2. The lawmaker said for the most part off limit* stiike arm. service station last Saturday at the start of a cost rcduc 10,1)110 Soviet troops in the to Cubans.” on July 22. Jinny of the estimated 200 he selected Mis* Heard, a First Of Kind Calhnrien lone alone, the fleewas fished out of a small lake tiun program in IB82. Railway management and The thiee keys ate Fragoso, civilians who will attend the Democrat, since Allen 1* a I'lTTSIltlRHH ( U ril — north of the horse track at unions have agreed to do Flu lice* and Santa Maria. Hut they only partly oifset ceremony have already paid Crucible Steel Co. became the nothing until July 2!) that Republican. Casselberry t h i s morning. increased c o m b a t outlay s homage to Co pi. Tully- in an They are from 12 to gu miles Next step will Infor Pres­ i first proslucrr outside the Was discovered by Frank which have pushed the de­ would cause a nationwide "Appreciation Day” banquet offshore. ident Kennedy lo submit Mis* I ‘‘Dig 11” Wednesday to sign strike. 1-argent, of larngwood. Dep­ fense budget up Irom Sl.’t to staged by the Sanford-Sem­ "The Frugoso Key. which - a 21-month contract with the uty Slim Calloway already $51 billion a year since Mc­ There was mi indication Heard's name lo the U. S inole County Chamber of was virtually uninhabited, inSeminole County's f o u r .Senate (or confirmation. I'nitcd Steelworkers union. has some suspects on the car- Namara look office. what the President would Commerce June 27. tense consti action work has Miss Heard, a native of hanking inslllution* arc in­ pct. but some congress­ Hut the ceremony will murk McNamara, in a long mem­ Recover Radium propose, DKNVKR lU P l)—The stale • • • ional leaders said they be­ Cordrir, <ia,, wa* graduated cluded in a report "indicating the end of a personal relation­ orandum addressed to the mill an All degree m sociol­ continued healthy increases JACKSONVILLE (t.'l’l l —A lieved It would seek only "It pays to advertise" is a President, said *7o<» million of Kansas was given a goship which tiegan in 1955 37,<U)0 capsule of radium was to settle the dispute at hand. ogy [rum Hie University of in loans and deposits of the when Tully first came to San­ slogan long promoted by was saved in purchases alone ahead t" reset an execution t. corgi a in m 2 ami Hut same s l a t e ' s do _ • commercial recovered Wednesday after be­ Senate Republican leader newspapers . . . hut tills time during the last 12 months. ford as executive officer of date for two convicted killers ing traced through the bruin Kvers'tt M. Dirksen, III . said: year was appointed a lieuten hank*'' released today by Heavy Attack Squadron Five it "paid" in reverse for one "The largest part of this Wednesday wln-n a loth U. S. ant oi eiiiuinuniealUma in the Floyd Call, executive vice pipes of SL Luke's Hospital "I can see no other course man. A South Seminole bus reduction occurred in spareIVAH-7.R than . legislation—dealing with Navy's WAVE*. She served president of Hie Florida t Tin- widely - known Nuval inessnian read in Wednes­ parts for aircraft and mis­ Circuit Court of Appeals con­ Ity ( ailed Press (nlemstionfI here with ■ griger counter. oughnui World War II at Hankers Association *t Or­ firmed them conviction. . . -.-I. U .mle, i il jc day's Herald of the arrest of siles," he said. "The • Air leader is now slated for in­ A W• i - - l i n e drought lando. should understand that tbi* Miami anil New Orleans. a county man and immediate. Force has been aide to re­ Tlu- admitted killers of thrrulri. i lit .-tub di-ustrr lleM On I’,lefts struction nr the National War Central Florida batiks show i> swore out another warrant duce repair cycle time on seven persons. Janie- Doug proportt-ns tin ouglmt i pai * T VMPA (I'P I, - Wtlliam nd! he pulling a precedent ( College in Washington, 1). C., a 13.7 im lease in loan* and i-n tin taint*Ituiks, ami It 1 ommg here in 1918, Mrs* |tu 11is I'ougc Jr., 11. <d charging forgery. the traditional g r o a in i n g high cost items from ini to 4a las Latham and George Run- of the .Midwest today, cultie, Heard immediately Joined the an l i t per cent increase in school for high-iunking offi­ Tuiopa, was charged by postul may ti*e up lo hatiut u i." days. The Navy reduced aid York, escaped (he Kansas the wtnut y ield and poiinp a Sen Huber li. Humphrey. P"4* ollii-e service and lias deposit* a* com pal ci| with cer.* scheduled for top-level iiuthoritie* Wednesday with Police -Sgl. W. It. Cosgrave stocks of high demand spare threat tu the fall crop*, assistant . S e n a t e employed as * clerk lu total* u( n year ago. the theft of #21*1 from mail Minn has been attending the five- parts on aircraft c.irriur* by galiows 12 hours before their decision.nmkiny. A I". S. Il> portlnriil of »g scheduled hanging June It) Seinmulc County hanking D em ocratic leader, said Con i»*''*ni time she i* the ad ib essed lo Tanqt.i lainks. day meeting of Ihe Florida Friday's ceremony will fea­ |H-r cent." ri* irIt cin di-aster committee The Circuit Court stayed tin* gre-s coir.l "open up a pan Hrsl |**,»t**l employe to he ligures, as reiNirled hy t all ture addresses by Vice Adlib Peace Officer* Association at McNamara riled a ion per execution in order to allow win to meet in Washing <m ilora's box of trouble*" if|p)om«ied Horn the rank* to iu comparison in-twecti the Ftunk G'ilclrne, eotmuumlcr Strike Kiuls Miami Reach, winding up cent increase in nuclear war­ today to consider Hoy. John MIAMI tC I'l) — Transpoit It had to pass legislation to the j»i*t mastership in Sail years ending June 29, PXU, of Naval Air Forces for th* with a banquet tonight, with heads in the strategic alert defense attorney Roy Cook of K.yuoM*' reiprest to declare ford. and June 30, 1932, are. J. Kdwin l.arson, slate treas­ forces and a tin per cent in­ Kansas City, K an . lime to Jl> Wisconsin counties drought Woikers I'miin mes-hunira re deal with the situation. Atlantic Fleet, and Rear Adnt. Residing at 2nd Virginia Saniuid Vllantie National R o b e r t (ioldthtruite, Com­ Humphrey said a law re­ turned to their jo ha al the urer, a> the principal speak­ crease in l S. nuclear forces file a |H-tition of habeas ror- disaster areas. pus with the court. Pan \oierienn World Aiiways quiring compulsory arbitra­ Vvemic, Miss Heard is a Hunk — 13 s per cent increase mander Fleet Air Jackson­ er. Ill lhe Oklahoma Panhandle in F.iiropf as evidence that The petition w.is filed and • I t overhaul hast! here today al­ tion could seriously harm col­ tieliibcr ol First Methodist in loans ami discounts, ,$3.- ville, economies had not affected Ihe court beard arguments a request wu* made for a | ter settling a dispute over lo­ lective bargaining, ami rail- Church, Sanford Women's 288,1)1*1, up from Si..128,i**>. • Hath Hamilton reported to- combat strength. drought designation, but Hoy. Monday. mail settlin'* rou Id lead lo '■olf A*<oei.ition ami diner- ami two per cent inrreasu in cution of time clock* day that he is opening an­ Henry Ihdlmnn rejected it. Cook. wl|o was expected to lolal deposits, SH,<*il,i**t, lip nationalization of the rail in Iran Legion Post 33. other U.imillon lloii.e. Ilestautake the case to the f . .3. saying dry weather was oro­ Regain Control Allen was appointed acting Irom Slu 8.18,000. dustry. raut in ihe Hull Winds Apart­ .Supreme Court, claimed the of the hazard* of farming. [ostmastcr Nov, 39, l!*g), by Florida -Statu Itnnk — 2.9 TALLAHASSEE Il l'll — ments at St. Petersburg Some areas of southwestern jurors were prejudiced y a lien President Elsenhower, tier cent dccre.ua In loans The Cabinet lluhgct Commis­ TAMPA (U Pl) — Thu Ileaeh. Mrs. Hamilton will television interview with the Kansas have tarn declared sion has regained it* control ■mrtly la'fore he left office. a n d discounts, $5, Hkl.tXK), Electrical Workers Union operate the Fern Park Ham­ drought stricken. The wheat MOSCOW (U r n — Russia two young soldiers made Mien's appointment never dmvtl Irom $5,258,1**1, and IJ b went on strike today agnintt over spending by the slate’s ilton House. and Red China, apparently shortly alter their capture in crop suffered considerable universities—a power it near­ was confirmed by Hie Demo- per cent increa e in total de- Genera! Telephone Company damage In western Kansas, stymied in the attempt to 1931. i m Iic controlled Senate. Hr |Msits, SI 1,795,1*8), up from of Florida, which servos six ly lost during the Iasi h-gisRoving docs are di-rupting York. Li), of Maurireville, although farms rs said they lulu re. ii heal llielr rift, recessed their si id today hr will nol seek JI3,02Luuu. Tsmpa Huy area counties, Hie eily garbage ideological talks again today Tex , and La Iha in, 21, of gnt a better yield than they In remain in the p»*t office Oviedo Citizens Dank—28.2 t'n itr d P re ss ln lrn ijls-ii.il 'Die strike, which followed schedule, R. F.. P o rt.r learn to allow deliberation of their Jacksonville, were convicted expected. per rent Increase in loans urn! the breakdown Wednesday of The nation's integration sit Vice No Release ed today. Householders had In southwest Iowa and at Itussrll. Kan. of the mur­ respective positions. discmmls, $1,1)17,1**), up from contract negotiations between MIAMI | U ril — Marco* to discontinue placing their In for m -it Communist sour­ der of lilto Zeigter. a rail­ nnilhws-tt Missouri farmer* Perez Jimenez remained in today. New racial upheaval* $793.(8*1, and :t. I per cent de the nMiipany and I u ’*l 821 of .lUitainers at the curb in tin sissided to i s-,is‘li vuls- a s loud ces sail iii«- secret discus­ road employe. crease in total ili'p-jslls, $3, the Ititt'iiiAtionn! ItrutherhoiHl Ilia County jail today la c r u i s e in Cambridge, M•I . ami Sa­ evenings . , . the dogs mess­ In confessions, they admit­ seeding program Ilie) said it federal judge squelched the vannah, <!j . rvsutlcd in ar sions probably will he re­ Nil,non down Irom $2.9iti,l*'U. ut Kltctrical W'mkcr*, caught ed things up Then, it seems, was highly siii-ecisful in I‘ J o 7. sumed Friday It was tie. ted killing six other persons South Semmolu Hank at the telephone company hy former Venezuelan strong son, ilireat*, gunfire, nark lb- householders have been lieved the ( hinese negotia­ In five other states aftrr They said they were eight man* latest bid to be freed hurling an<l (ear gas Fern Park II 8 per cclil ill surprise. ton late in the mornings , . . inches de ficient in rainfall for tors were asking for froJi in­ escaping from the Ft. Hood, In Cambridge two empty mi Imrul. crease ill loan* and discounts, til. F Shcddcii. Sanford tlu- trucks had already pass­ the season Tex . stockade. struction* from Peking. Ni-gni houses went up In ed GAINESVILLE (UIM) - A j "w.—i up ....... *1-18,3 marugi-r of Southern It II, l i a i s e s U rjC C 'll flames and white men drove norhlHii.ml rar swerved mio ... .......... 31 7 '“'r “ Mt ,n said Imlay tlu- West Coast WASHINGTON il l’ll - - through a Negro scetiun bur Mrs. .1. L. Horton Jr. has (he southbound lane on I S. .......... Sl' • trike will not iu sny way Defrost) Secretary Roller l S. bog britks at pedestrian*. u f f u l lo- id (ol* p lu m e si-rvir- ) informed ft, K Porter that m last night, .sideswipe...... . l,,,m McNiiniarn uppruh-il Wedncs- Stzsts- and local jadiee were very shortly she will have a car and smashed head mi in­ •lay lo the Senate lo restore hard put to break up an an number of gripes and com­ to mother killing three per­ pay raise* for junior military 'tr>' crowd of Negroes wlai plaints (or "The Clock" col­ son- and injuring sewn, the officers to Induct* more of threatened to march inbi the umn. Nol quite clear what lllgEvuy Patrol reported tlieni to slay in the service. white mi ghborlw-id Ihe complaint* wdl tie but Tic dead were Mrs Eliza broke In Savannah, police she's making a list. i belli Sander* llowrun, 17, uf up j demonstration by an • # * L e a v e Ik* in I 'm. 4ill a, Shirley D i a n e RERUN lI t'll v Polish estimated 2,im*) Negros-.* ear­ Sinr.ii Li, and Harry Smith, Is a new department store -nr foire major and hi* family ly today and used tear gas 10, loth of l.ikc Wales. planned for Sanford by some who flew to asylum in West and high pressure water I 'li* Highway Patrol said out-of town (Inn? Number ol IWIIn in a two-sealer train­ hoses. housewives reporting receiv­ The demonstrator*, shout the accident occurred when ing plane have been taken to ing survey telephone calls, a c..r driven by Ross Fred­ West Germany, an Amet nail mg (or the release from jail erick Rowron, 72, husband of asking "Would you like to s>'e ■ > f their leader, slashed police j spokesman said today. (See tr a new depart meiil car tires, puiled open the Mr* Howron, veered into the story on tinge 2.| Sanford' -.TSTI Of II p .l'I T T "I .I ...ill I .11---IL sides*iprd a car that ■tied with arresters, amt lay Ferry Sinks Mirim to Uie city sticet tried tu get out id hi* way, down in front of the polite . H I'ENGS AIRES (L I'lj then traslted into a car driv­ inaintrnance people: Those The Argentine f e r r y I-o a t vehicles when they began to en by Chester Alt* .Smith, II. centerline markers on down­ move. Ciu-Iud Asuncion caught foe of lake Wales, the Patrol town First Street afe becom­ and sunk today in the River said. ing quite worn and faded. I'lale Estuary. All 425 per­ Sin til's son. Harry, and How about some new paint? sons alios id were reported cousir, Shirley, were kill Ami some arrows at Hie be­ •aVeil by the Argentine mine­ and l*o other sons were busginning of ihe lanes where sweeper king. you run west bound traffic in BRUSSELS (U Pl) k pitaliud. lit* wile. Alta, was t»inth etphxlcd ejrly today huspitiHze*! in "very criti­ to a single lane? • * • Tot Killed at Height ill's tomb of the cal" fondition. MIA.MI I d ’ll A mie-year- unknown soldier, damaging Alvi hospitalized were HowMemo to the "working girls i old girl was killed yetleiday the memorial and extinguish ron, 2-year-old Harry llowof Sanford and Seminole a hen her mother accidentally tng its "sacred flsine" for 1ron ind another passenger P O S T M A N Kl> DKK1IKKT h a s h a d u to n i|m n i« n <>n h is m a il r o u n d s e v e ry County:" The 22nd annua! tun over her while backing a the first time since the end in tlu Hiwrun car, Gary d a y b u t o n e fu r th e la s t fiv e m o n th s . Hu is jo in e d e v e ry m orninyr by th is M iss Southland beauty con tar out a driveway. — of ---------------Police ------ ... ................ Frey, 13, uf Umatilla. tlojr a t F o u r th a n d M y r tle a n d th e c a n in e a c c o m p a n ie s h im a s D re b c r t tieof World War .. I. test "for working .iris" will Uaid Mrs. Mary Ann ReurlsWindows in the area were The Highway Patrol said liv e r s th e m a il. H e ra ld p h o to g r a p h e r Bill V in c e n t J r . w a s o n th e jo b he held Aug. 30 at Daytons l*y. 3<). of Jamestown, N. Y„ shattered but atlthurilie* -aid lluwroi wottUi be charge W e d n e s d a y m o rn in g to “ s h o o t" D r e h e r t a n d h is c o m p a n io n h u t fo r t h e •each. Only qualifications lacked over her daughter, there wetc n*i re juris o. with inving o’t the wrun f i r s t tim e in five m o n th s th e d o # fa ile d lo a p jm a r. T h is p ic tu r e u u s Miupseeded sir to t><- beautiful | 1-aura Ana. ■ ), 1tide o Lie load. Just »* .at ally e my-si, t>d. pe*i U na tuoi nm if- Military Spending Cut Billion Savings Of fy Billions Predicted Russian Armed M ight In Cuba Lawmakers Shy At Enacting 'Growing', Say Refugees Rail Controls Capt. Mayo Assumes A ir Command Friday m w a ... Healthy Gains For Seminole Banks Reported Way Cleared For Execution Of 2 Midwest Areas Hit By Drought Stymied Again, Red Talks Halt Phone Strike In Tompa Bay Area Violence Flares In Two Towns 3 Killed, 7 Hurt As Cars Crash Bomb Snuffs Out ‘Sacred Flame* �V Court Orders Carolina Parks Opened ToAll TWIN BROTHERS, Winn and Glenn Picketseimcr are heading for FFA Camp a t Camp Oleon in HI«h Springs State Park to apend a week. The boys will leave Sunday for the outing which is sponsored by the Florida Forestry Ser­ vice. The twins are members of the Seminole High School chapter of Future Farmers. Bathing Beauties 'Bore' Reporter By Wck West WASHINGTON (UPI) Unln* you happen to enjoy bathing iuit), • MIm Unlveri* now* conference le rather i letdown. A croup of the participant! In thia year’i Miia Unlverie contest stopped off here for a visit en route to Miami Beach, where the pageant will be staged later this month. They held a preas confer­ ence on the aborts of a hotel swimming pool, but It turned out to be mure visual than oral. Either their time wee monopolised by photograph ere or .hey wars-unable to apeak English. , \ V It waa moat disappointing because 1 had been looking forward to ditcueaing tho com­ mon market with Mlsa Bel­ gium, obtaining Miss France's "grand design," hearing Miss Italy's opinion of the new Pope, and so forth. 1 could, of course have In­ terviewed Miss England, but only ons thing has been hap. penlng In- England recently and 1 was reluctant to bring that up. t was afraid on* of the chaperonirs might overhear u* and get tha wrong idea. So there was nothing much fur a reporter to do but de­ posit himself on a chaise lounge- and watch aume 20 of the world'e most beautiful young women parade around In powder blue ewlm suits. Pity. Beauty pageant* continue to attract largo crowds In thia country, but actually they do not provide much of a challenge for • veteran girlwatcher. When a bird-watcher has a yen to gaza upon a great racket-tiled drongo or a ruf* ous-bruwned pepper shrike, he does not go to an aviary. That would he considered unsport­ ing. Ha goes Into the parka or woods to seek out tha birds in their natural habitats. Spotting a red-whiskered bul­ bul Is cnly fun for a birdWatcher when It is accompa­ nied by a case of poison ivy. It U much the same with girl-watching. Organised dis­ plays of feminine pulchritude take a great deal of the pleas lira out of thi* anclont pa* time by removing the element of chance. Spotting a pretty girl at a beauty conteat simply I* no accomplishment a t all. Soma of the be*t girlwatching grounds in the world ran be found In Washington. Among tha more favorable lo­ cations la the cafeteria In tha House Office Building during the lunch hour. A person wouldn't suspect, Judging from some of the legislation they paaa, that member* of Congress were c* paid* of such discernment in tha employment of clerks and stenographers. COLUMBIA, S. C. (U P D South , Carolina waa under court orders today to date (re­ gale Its university and its parks. Peaceful compliance with the unversliy ruling was considered likely but the parks might be closed to avoid Integregatkm. U. S. District Judge J. Ho­ bart Martin of Oraenvlllt banded down the ruling Wed­ nesday. Both are eapectad to be appealed. Both a n affec­ tive In the fall. Martin directed the Univeriity of South Carolina here to admit Henri Monleith, the Columbia Negro teacher, to its semester starting in Sept­ ember. Except for the processing of an appeal, the state la ex­ pected to do nothing to block her enrollment is the second Negro to attend a white pub­ lic school in South Carolina. Harvey Gantt became the first in a completely peace­ ful scene at Clemson Col­ lege in January. Howevar, Martin's order that th« state's 77 parks be desegregated could result in the closing o( all of them. The state has said in court that integration would pre­ sent serious problem! of maintaining order and that facilltiei likely would be closed. Martin, recognising that his ruling had "far reaching con­ sequences," gave the State Forestry Commission, which operates the parks, M days to desegregate. Ilia ruling there­ fore could not be effective until after the peak summer season. Nine Negroes filed the park suit in 1M1. They had tried to enter state parks at Myr­ tle Beach and near Columbia and were told the parks vrera closed. Martin pointed to evidence that In neither park were whites required to leave. Deadline Set On Astronauts HOUSTON (UPI) - Civil­ ian pilots have four m art dayi to apply for jobs ae as­ tronauts, the National Aero­ nautics and Spare Adminis­ tration aald today. The deadline for applica­ tions was originally July 1 fir civilian applicants and Jujr IS for military applicants. The spacecraft center sail, however, It had not Intended to stop receiving applications from civilians July 1, The new deadline for hob military and civilian appl cants will be July IS. More than 17S civilians, toeluding two women, have *>• plied. Hospital Notes Jaly S A daluiesi Josephine Wardw.-ll, Lake Monroe; Thomas Burr, De­ nary; Ralph Scott, Lake Mary; Norman I*ova, aiiane Steed*, Cynthia Crain, Charles Nlckle, Lillian Colbert of San­ ford. Births Sir. and Mrs. Benjamin J. Crain of Sanford, a girl. Mr, and Mrs. Wilbur Cox of Sanford, a girl. Dischargee Martha llolley, Lake Mary; Perry Bugera, Carrie I). Rubinaon, Mary Gorday, Lilli* Smith, Jeraldino William*, Mra, Lre Edward Whack and baby of Sanford. JULY t Admission* H arriet Mixon, Lake Mary; Rexla Stone, Osteen; Anna Hartung, D e B a r y ; Eddie Bush, Anna McNeil, Sylvia Knelllnger, Sandra Squires, Harry Penley, Vince Byrd of Sanford. Birtha Mr and Mr*. John Knel­ llnger of Sanford, a boy. Dischargee Charlie Lawrence, DeBnry; Mr*. Theodore Brooklyn and baby, Lake Mury; Emmet Garver, Mary Jan* Anohl, Pout Jankinea, Shane Steele, Lloyd Hatch of Sanford. $100,000 Fire I1RADKNTUN, Fla. (US’l) — A lightning bolt touched off a spectacular fir* at a Pure Oil Company distribut­ ing plant just south of heie early today, destroying the plant end causing eu estimat­ ed g 100,00V damage. CHICAGO (U P I)— Harold C. Close, past president of a Connecticut m e n u lecturing company, today was elected Imperial potentate of the An­ cient Arabic Order of the Nobles uf th* Mystic Shrine, e / u Air. a u d Airs. T. 1C >li-lias H i l l (Is o ra l n A v . n u * AVtaesl-n. M a r y l a n d T o l l ANIi E A C H OS* YOU A l t ’: I IE Itr .D Y N O T i r i R O t h a t e -nil h-s !>»»n trsu ah t s s s l n s i y o u by HI m 'I R T V S tilt v v v i x u s . a C o n n e c t i c u t cur* p iratlo n , 1-Ulnllf f. t-> l u r e , c l o i e a c e r t a i n A t n r i u i i i a m ure p a r t i c u l a r l y i lsec rlti-d In t h a I ' u m j i l a l s t r i ls d In t h i s su it, w h i c h M o r t a s g s t o r n ml e r - th e f o l lo w in g d#«cr1b.<1 p . --party. j m ♦. ■ - . . . . .. ■ yiorida. le-w llt t.o l S. Illock S. I IK S T l .K B k o m s:a oiti.A N tx i h k c T IO H ONK. a c c r u i n g to t h a p l a t I h s r e u f record*.! Irl P l a t Hoo k t l . p a i r . ! 1 e n d 4 Public H tcords e l p -m lp til* C o u n t y , r i o r l d a . end lur a t h t r relief, e n d you e r * r*i|UJM-l t o f i l e y o u r A n ­ s w e r t o aalil Coni p l a i n t w i t h t h e C l e r k of t h e a b o v e a t ) ted C o u r t s a d to e e r v e a copy t h e r e o f on 1‘l a l n t i r i T A t t o r ­ n ey s. fto sK N n sin ts. bonen. B E III] A H C m U A . V t o o l AinSlay tl u l l d ln a , M i a m i SI, r i o r ­ ld a. n u t l a l a r t h a n t h e 3sth d ay of J u l y . IMS. In d e f a u l t Of w h i c h said C o m p l a i n t w ill ha t a k e n a , c o n f e s s e d by y ou D A T E D , a t H a n f o rd , F l o ri d a , t h i s n t h day e f J u n e , III}. rolling hills in G R E E N B R IA R Apt. in: / UUJ-IJS y f• — ' -Ti * — Ff i ’ 1 ; tm v ■ *-. * . i n iJifSFsi p. f tl Under New M anag em en t 'Tired Of Being Pushed Around,' Says Defector BERLIN (UPI)—A Polish air force major who Hew to asylum in West Berlin with his family in • two-seater training plane looked forward today to building a new life "where people are cot pushed around." "I was tired of pressures," be said. MaJ. Hysiard Obacz, a dec­ orated 34-year-old jet pilot, packed his 27-year-old wife, Maria, and Lheir two sons. Lestow, nine, and Kryzystof. five into the cramped Polish air force plane Wednesday in Nadarzyce, Poland, 90 miles north of Pornan. Then he cooly flew the s|r«v . moving single • engine aircraft near tree-top level 150 miles across Poland and East Germany to the U. S. Air Force's Templehof Air­ field In Weil Berlin, where he landed and requested asy­ lum. It wui the first time any­ one hid lied to West Berlin from behind the Iron Curtain in an airplane, although other defectors have flown lo West Germany itself. West Berlin is separated from West Ger­ many by 110 miles of Coramunijt territory. An American official, asked if the request would be grant­ ed, said, "He's here, isn't he?" The plane probably will be returned to Poland. To keep Them from wurtgIng, Obacz hid told his wife and children they were head ing for Stettin, just east ol the Polish-East German bord*er, lo visit friends. "It was the first time I ever lied to my wife in our marriage," lie said. Mrs. Obacz appeared happy with his decision. Speaking through an inter­ preter, Obacz said he made the flight because he "wanted to come to a place of open friendships." "I wanted to work toward Mon., July 15th truth . . .” he said. "I wanted to go where people are not pushed around." Ohacz said morale Is low in the Polish air force. "The mood is very bad," he said. "Molt ollicer* are fed up Just as f w»« We want the right to travel where we want to, the right of free speech, the right to work for a good cause." HOURS - DAILY ** 9:00 A. M. to 9:30 P. JI. (CLOSED TUESDAYS) CHILDREN'S HAIRCUTS Jlanday ihru Friday Ij-U Thomas Parlier - IN AN SEE ME Shotgun Blast Hits 5 Youths OWNER 4/ yyiaifaiJi’A NEW YORK (U PI)—Five youths standing on a Brook­ lyn street corner Wednesday night were blasted a t long range with a shotgun. They were treated for minor in­ juries and aent home. The shooting stemmed from an apparent argument be­ tween the five, all white, and a group of Negro youths. Police said tha incident hud nothing to do with recent racial demunitratiun* hare. Now! A Wood TV Table to Match Your Home Decor M. G. 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CYLINDER See U« For All Your Car Accessory Needs Cellulose Sponges Choica of colon: h jj-in f i I t ic t p i t t p iif • ^ able [nitxiuraii prwuunl- |*. ♦rail in avarYday pat' •anger far uw for tha L , nmniar of rrvwttha apart- M ) 0 9 4 Tube-type, Blackw all ♦ P lu s tax and tra d e -in tire off your c a r F R ID A Y N IG H T y Plenty of FREE parking! o b ® soil* Cor Wash Creme Car Polishing Cloth ( 6.70-15 Chrome Polish Remove* tatnUK. /-*> p . a SiMconc iMHUtfH pw-gjikQ? Uclion amt lustra. lOM Claana and »ai*« in our, taey operation. A 4 9 0 v M Ml Absorbent heavy e-v ev A duty knit cotton. X s jd Q J (.loth* are cut to convenient lenztb* S-O-IH with seamed mil*. J I [f | j , 1 A .. .WHERE YOUR DOLLARS f x r e $ f o n e B U Y M ORE (t 1 r ' "4 r �Declaration Of Dependence w* d a n th* 07 th a t American IniaW gheold m "left alone." The t r y realty hnptiea a qoeatkm: a h * to d o V h a t r No American who truly prixea th e ideal and the practical substance o f freedom can consciously wish to aae himself and hia fellow citixens plagued by unreasonable taxation, unwarranted government interfer­ ence in private affairs, unfair restric­ tion oa the exercise of Individual rights. B ut la a society governed by law th e re la no each thing as total free­ dom. The law la the basic means men have devised for accommodating with aaeh other. Without It, they would be forever trampling on each other, and th e ir "righta" and th eir "freedom" would be lost in mutually destructive thaos. The freedoms they enjoy tend to s h ift somewhat in extent and char­ acter, depending on the needs and prehlims of thair changing society. They a n w in to be ever-vigilant to hem freedom functioning through aa wide an expanse of their lives as is compatible with the common good. Y et in fighting this battle it la not enough to say: "Leave us alone." I w freedom la not an endlessly •elebnted birthday party, a perpet­ ual "binge," a lifetime of loafing on the sand or staring a t television o r riding around in a car. I t ia a responsibility. You have to use it not ju s t for yourself, not ju st fo r the enjoyment of life, but for your companions in freedom. If you do not undertake some Political "It 's Just a Little Workout W e Hove Every Couple o f Years!" tasks beyond the limits of your fam­ ily, your circle of friends and your Immediate job, then society itself — acting through your government . w i l l taka on the broader assign­ ments More than n few hardheaded conservatives have declared over the years that government in this coun­ try would have undertaken fa r less than it has if the American people, acting responsibly as individuals and in smaller local and regional group* Inga, had in larger numbers reached beyond thsir narrow personal con­ cerns. Too often the loud Individual champions of freedom have default­ ed on their responsibilities while de­ manding their privileges. They have wanted to be left alone to do nothing but jv a tlfy themselves. The call upon individual human effort in a free society is well ex­ pressed in a new report by the Edu­ cational Policies Commission of the National Education Association. It says: "The Declaration of Independence is more than a declaration of individ­ ual supremacy. I t is also an expres­ sion of faith in the concern of free men for the public welfare. "For a free society m ust rely heavily, if Its values are to be de­ fended and realised, on the volun­ tary actions of its citizens." When men who are "left alone" take on their part of the public bur­ den—as they should do—they will not likely find government encroach­ ing further on the soil of their persunui freedom. Peter Edson Notebook into consumer Intentions, buy­ all ages, tha figures are 8 per ing power end credit avail- cent buying new ears and IA pur cent buying used cars. So ability. Eggert reviewed his re­ ons-third of all auto sales aro search with ebarta before the sew ears. U. 8. Chamber of Commerce Tho long-run growth rate mid-year business o u t l o o k of new car salsa has been ris­ session In Washington. It was ing about 3.8 per cant a year a revealing forecast of contin­ on tho average since I960. Tha forecast ia th at now car uing growth. First Is the population sales will rise to 7.8 million by factor. Everyona knowa It la IWAS, to 8.(1 million by 1070 exploding, without stopping and 10 million by 1075. to figure what it msana to U. 3. per capita disposable buslneaa. averago rate of 1.A par cent a This year there were e mil­ income has been rising at an lion more U e n a tm reaching year, Increasing s p e n d i n g IS than ever before. They power. The Average wag >t,were the 1.1 million war ba­ 500 In 1047. It la over 13,000 bies There will be three mil­ now. Projections Indicate it lion more of them reaching will be nearly 13,600 by 1075. age If! for the next three Another Important factor Is yeara. then the number goea that consumer credit Is good, up to 9.7 million again in for 7 out of 10 cur sales are 1M8. tima purchase*. But banks The economic algnlflcance of ami other finance sources have this for the auto Industry is plenty of money now and are that Id Is the driver'* license reedy to lend it. And consum­ age In most states ers have enough confidence in One-third of the young pco. the economy to know they will pie in the 18 to 34 uit« group be aide to make the last pay­ buy a new or used car each ment on a new car when they year. In tha next 10 years sign fur tne first. there will be over 13 million Increased income and credit people in this age group—a have meant that the number 50 per rent increase over the of familira with more than one last decade, llere'a a "new'1 ear has been rising unbeliev­ market. ably. In 1040 there were only University of Michigan's 1.6 million two-cur fuinilU*— Survey Rrstnrrh Center has 3 per cent of nil family S|whdfound that for every IU0 ing units. In 10 year* this spending units In the 18-34 nearly doubled to 5.0 million ago group, four buy a new two-car families, over 10 per car and 37 buy s used car. For cent of all spending units. But from IU58 to 10113 the number doubled again to 11.3 multi­ OUR BOARDING HOUSE ple-cur families or 18.5 per A S T R APP1N6 6P S C IM R 4 FOK cent—nearly ona out of every THfrM WAT£H6, NODOUBT; BUTA A (toe spending units. Mta-WtdSCA' I MBRB MINNOW COMPASSD TO THA APScnOAAOM* WNInteresting, too, Is that A6UC *M», a SFscrae of m s s x cauowt off -llFVtfff.OOC/ there are now 1.3 million KW AM ACUCW —-wa NATOS* dMNMSO lUoifC ursivf dovrr Hurr* w th Hi6 e cA u * and h u d hi * fin* three-car famllisa — which la UA44 OF Ttf for boat sails '— s i ah« .» w> rcwtmf- f 6t AVON'S nearly a* many as the 1.6 mil­ SMCTIO* M S * , V txro HAVt *> NFIAT* A , HUN— eiOHT lion two-car families *f 1040. _SOU*t FISH TO FOUR TIM** Ml* 6am %uno* » s 7D MAKS HIM M SHODOH Aa to car prices for the fu­ KeWSMH* tu re -h ig h volume production M O N C t/ will help keep prices down, assuming steady m a t * r i a l price*. AI*o, the average car ia b sttw mad* and lasts long*r. Average car Ilf* of six year* In 1035 has been more than doubled to 14 yeara in 10A0, according to Automobile Manufacturer* Aaan. The unsolved problems are building enough highway* fur tha AS million passenger cers the 14 million trucks and buses to roll on—and places where they can nil be parked. , mR,A PSAL _____ 016 BAAS* ; WASHINGTON— (N EA) — It's almost t axiomatic sow th at when tho antomoblla busI a n s la America Is good, all boetnesa ia food. If thle aottnda a little like, “What’i good for General Motors la good for Amarlca," maybe there’s to mething to K after all. Anyway, Id per cent of the Americas labor force is em­ ployed directly la tho marmfactare sad eala or Indirectly la the eeppty, servicing and repair of automobiles and tracks. Bo it la new the Mo. 1 bosloeM barometer, eheed • f steel. "The automobile industry now has 10 many farorabla factor* working for it," aaya Robert J. Eggert, marketing research manager for Ford Motor Co, "th a t wa feel no qualm* In enrlaloning s (toady upward aalea trend In the years ahead. "The induitry’a a e c o n d Straight ■even*ml IIUrn aale* year back*to*back—10(13 and 1093—now appeere to be a laydown. While It may be too oarly to make a specific pre­ diction about 1004, surely we can anticipate that car salsa will avenge more than eeven million unite a year the next several yean." The market research that govs into a ewaeplng stats, ■uni of this kind Is of inter­ est to all business. It goes -uw rrr^l& i Page 4 Sanford, Florida Thurs., July 11, 1963 To The Editor (Ed note: The TTerrtJ umpire had failed to rule the Dear Editor: ha* yet to hear a clear ear A game "no contort.” The fan The articles appearing In wet quickly #*t atralght on concise presentation of this the Sanford Herald of 38 June argument between Sunland this point. concerning th* determination and Lake Mary. Only thing I t is hoped this will s«*. tho of n South Seminole County Sunland championship in (tv that has been learned U this: It ia not th* kid ball, Little League champion was true light. players who ore arguing most enlightening to tho un­ Incidents occur In game*. —it’s th* adults. Th* Her. Policy of the league is main­ enlightened. eld has no axa to grind in Information material to the tained to assure *li contest­ this fight — but th* r e « r j issue was omitted in the above ants of a fair a n l e q u i t a b l e does show I-ake Mary wlto mentioned news item. Further chance of reward alter ac­ n 17-4 record and SunlaM Sunland is the Herald apparently ac­ complishment. with a 18-5 record. So, It it cepted this version aa a com­ champion without backing In, repeated: Sunland and or assuming major policy chang­ plete story. I.ake Mary Is the champion: es, or moaning over umpire# Agreement* made prior to take your choke.) th* seasons beginning, and ac­ decisions. Sunland la cham­ pion under policy s it up and cepted aa league policy, fully correctly upheld by league PLANE RIDES within limits granted by the officials acting in their offi­ parent organlxation, cannot be Appointment Only • Rental by reservation - Brace changed to accomadata (ale) n cial capacities. Max Stewart Airport 3 Mile* East would b« winner. The recom­ 232 Flamingo Drive Of Genevn On Hi. 4 ( | mendation made by Little Sunland W. H. Brace FA 3-5500 League District Supervisor Sanford, Florida would dearly have voided this policy, and in effect taken from the people who hav* labored to make thl* league ns strong as possible 'he right to act under the charter granted the league. With these agreements and policies duely (sic) considered, Sunland, with an unchaltanged (ale) win in one round and a tie In an­ other round, dearly la cham­ pion. Tha voting of six man­ agers (Sunland and Lake Mary did not voto) confirmed the dosira of the majority to adhere to the original policy and named th* Sunland team to a well deserved and earned victory. Sunland defeated Many clergymen and college Lake Mary in regular season* professor* thus indulge in play two games to on*. “polysyllable circumlocutions.' Laks Mary's team was noil, They try to throw thsir fled prematurely of victory, wsight around in Jawbreaker This notification was baaed Jargon. on the assumption th at th* They actually become Intox­ U til* League District Super­ icated with their own verbosi­ visors letter of recommenda­ ty. They make with words but tion would be accepted. This Th* General Electric STAND Mix*r.., say little or nothing, was Laks Mary’s sols hope Mitch Miller Is thus criti­ for victory. that's a handy PORTABLE, tool * Th* League President is to cising this same snobbery in be congratulated on npholding the realm of music. • Powerful. . . breezes through your ONLY Remember, when a man pro­ league policy. Both managers, heaviest mixing chores in minutCL poses marriage or saya fare­ Sunland and Lako Mary, well a t th* death tod of hla plainly stated they contend­ • Lightweight. . . when uted as porlabteweight only } pounds, 2 ounces! wlf* or child, he employes ed for th* youngsters con­ short Anglo-Saxon words, as: cerned which is quite under­ • Convenient. . . 12 speeds. . . you have f "I love you! You mean th# standable. A t least one Lake correct speed for every mixing job! world to me! I do not want Mery found It necessary to harass the umpire wha worked you to leave met” Notice that all those are th# reined out play aff gams, hie contention being th a t the one-sytlabta words! (Always writ* to Dr. Crane In care of this newspaper, an The nickname "Old Glory' closing a long stamped, id was first applied to the flai "Seminole County's Oldest ( iE Dealer" dressed envelop* and 20 cents of the United States in 1831 to cover typing and printing by William Driver, m aster of costa when you send for one the brig "Chtrle* Dogget," of hia booklet*.) out of Salem, M au. Buy of the month Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic Mitch Miller hat a new middle name, aa shown be­ low, And he apposes ths snobbery that often Invades the realm of music, as well aa newspaper writing. For when aoms people get an M. A. or Ph. O. degree-, they grow disdainful of simplici­ ty. They become intellectual four-flushers. CASE P-488: Mitch Miller Is probably the world's m»*t widely known musician. Whcnevrr I telephone him or write him a letter, I also address him as Mitch Tyrtaeui Miller. For Tyrtaeu* was a famous musician in ancient Greece. Athene had entered Into a mutual assistance pact with SpASto. ■ But when Sparta, tho mili­ tant city itato, finally togged Athena to tend her aid, Ath­ ena secre-tly hoped Sparta would be vanquished. However, Athens had to ful­ fill at least ths technicalities of her contract. She had promised to send aid, but nothing was mention­ ed a t to how many men wvr* involved nor who they were to to. Ho At liens sent Tyrtaeu*, tbs port and musician, figur­ ing he would to of no help at all to hesiegrd Sparta. But lh* Athenians misjudg­ ed Tyrtaeus, for he composed some stirring music that rais­ ed the morale of Sparta and led to a great victory, much to the dismay of Athens. Mitch Tyrtai-ua Miller Is our modern superb compoeer, arranger and popularixer of good music, aa on hit “Sing Along With Mitch" show. He say* that musical snobblshneas is A curs* of modern music. So he nrgea greetsr simplicity In modern music. "Many of ths most eloquent COMPLETE Qttp fcanforh fyr&Ui Letters INVESTMENT SERVICE BecarUie* Matsal Fnade WALTBA A. SIBLOW, SU1TO* . ALLKN ft CO. r s c D w as r u r r a s o WELLS I l l K. LEMON ST. Managing Suiter Ueehealeel gu»L SUMS WSLLg LAKELAND, FLA. s a n is u l a o i a i a u Csuntr suiter Meeineeu Manaaer cacsL U ra a a s w sm islsv j . a s m geulstr suiter CUMlIleU Manager Member: Midwest Stack E u k MSOTNT At* TIPI VMSVK VOLTOLIVB Chtcag* Board *4 Trad* gesture suiter Ureslailen Manaasr a* non u t s i •r Ortaad* Sate* lepra**tathe nSeela Cwnat, AH * « w ll.ee t Tear If* Wash 111** t Tear LI* • Mentos t i l « Manus MRS. STAN COMSTOCK 1.1* I Mentha LIS I Months I.S* 1 Menih 1 I* I Mealh Ph. GA I-SSJ4 a. a Festal Reculallen* erevlUt Hint ell mall tnhneviptlea* he la aAvaac* things," Mitch adds, "have been said very simply. And the simplest things are hard­ est to say well. "Yet at timea people will confuse simplicity with lack of tulent or lack of knowledge. “Conversely, many psopla think that if music is compli­ cated, it therefore simply ha* to tie good.” This same inonbery occurs even with reference to spoken and printed language. Many supposedly erudite professors and clergymen look with disdain on the newspa­ per, feeling that Journalism is too slmpla to be profound or scientific. And they hae* often criti­ cised this column "because Dr. Cram) uses 3-ay liable words." Yet the average word in Lh« Bihl* has only 2 syllables! Besides, it la inefficient to waste precious newsprint on It-syllabl* words when we have 2-syllable terms th at say the same thing. But there la always n cer­ tain percentage of people who are what vre rail Intellectual four-flusher*. They try to obscure ideas (or music) by complicated language which leaves the av­ erage person floundering. Wonderful work-saver for mother 29 95 Sanford ElectricCo. 118 Magnolia Ave. Plumbing, Barbs Heating Just think of all the noth­ ing* that are talked about on the phone by teen-agers. Air It’s funny how llttls alien lion the theromometer often pays to ths wealhermin'i predictions. FA 2-1562 & Conditioning FURNITURE STYLED ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS FROM - Always be prompt with appointments so you can rest up while waiting for th* other person. CONTEMPORARY TRADITIONAL EARLY AMERICAN PRO VINCIAL W H E N YOU BUY AT HOME That's dw Aka thing oboist doing bwsir town. You trad* with people vow know and trust, folks who stand squarely behind Iholr products. Prices are good because they ora competitive and complaint* ora odjutted easily. That's not true when you go aw ay from home. When you buy hera you keep our town healthy, growing and prosperous. And what benefits your community helps you and that's * BUY AND BANK AT MOMI. ITS GOOD BUSINMS! Westinghouse WINDOW FREE ESTIMATE! AIR CONDITIONERS PLUMBING . HEATING A ® CONDITIONING A S S o fc U T I O N CALL NOW FOR FA2-6562 Bill lialback. President i �4 % * TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The bill continuing the Ufe of the legislative investigat­ ing committee with a $135,000 appropriation to hunt for homosexuals, subversives and Nazis was one of 315 new 'aws put on the statute books Wednesday. The bills, last of thousands passed by the 1963 Legisla­ ture, automatically became law at midnight without the THIS BUILDING being constructed by Guy and J. L. Andrews, of Belco approval of Gov. Farris Bry­ F.nterprises, Starke, for Winn-Dixie a t Mobley’s comer, Longwood, will ant. have 17,000 square feet of floor area and is scheduled for un opening The seven-member investi­ around Nov. 1. gating committee was ap­ pointed by the presiding oifficers of tbe two houses be­ fore the law became effec­ tive. But it has not yet held an organisation session to MIAMI BEACH (U PI) - which starts neat week. Mayor Robert King High. elect a new chairman and set More than two dozen gorge­ More girls were due in to- Joset June Fisher of Port­ its ache-' for the bien­ ous girls and a pair of white dsy. The ducks esme with land, Ore., said the ducks nium. were named "Miracle" and A House member la sche­ ducks have arrived here for Miss Oregon as a gift from "Mile" to publicise a stretch duled to succeed Sen. Char­ the Miss Universe contest Gov. Atark Hatfield to Miami of the Oregon coastline. ley Johns, Starke, as chair­ man. Johns will coulinut) a member, along with Sens. C. W. Young, Pinellai Park, and Robert Williams, Gracevllle, and Reps. Richard Mit­ chell, Tallahassee; Earl Faircloth, Miami; George Stallings, Jacksonville, and Leo Jones, Panama City. Several other appropria­ tions bills also became taw without the Governor's sign­ ature. They include $133,000 from the alcoholic rehablliation trust fund to build a 33-bed addition to the Avon Park Hospital; $3,000 to commemo­ rate the Battle of Olustee; $30,000 for the Florida wing of the Civil Air Patrol; $50,000 for construction of a small boat channel a t the mouth of the Suwanec River, and $16,200 for a $33 monthly cost • of • living allowance to incapacitated teachers who taught 33 years or more in Florida. Revenue measures included hi the batch would; Increase from three to four per cent the handling charge on trust accounts in the state PRICES START AS LOW AS treasury to provide an addi­ tional $3.3 million In gen­ eral revenue per biennium. Impose a registration fee on pleasure boats, with boats of leva that 10 horsepower exempted. The revenue goes $o the counties and the state. Repeal exemptions granted Santa Rosa Counties from NO TRADE NEEDED the state gran receipts tax. Impose a $330 per office annual license fee on sales finance companies. Set a $123 yearly license fee for liquor dealers selling tax-free whisky a t Interna­ tional airports to travelers leaving the United States. WEEKLY Other new laws: DOWN Set salaries for county offi­ cials. Provide $300 summer school scholarships for teachers in exceptional children pro­ grams at the 5unland Train­ ing Centers and School for Ihe Deaf and Blind. Designate the Florida State University orchestra as the state symphony and permit It to help support itself from G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC attendance fees. Exempt from taxation real and personal property of non­ profit hospitala licensed by tha Board of Health. Increase from 1.050 to 1,330 the number of state teacher's scholarships and provide If the student attends three trimesters the value at the grant will be $600 per year instead of $400. Amend Florida's anti-kttrry law to exempt licensed retailers giving away mer­ chandise to persona selected by lot for promotional rea­ sons if the person is not re­ quired to pay enything or or buy anything to be eligi­ ble. Newspapers, television and radio stations are permit­ ted So advertise such lotteri« . Make H a misdemeanor in taka egg-bearing blua ersbi. Authorize tha prison divi­ sion bo sail tinned goods to school lunch rooms and jails In 31 counties. Create tha Florida Keys Road Study Cam mission to Investigit* feasibility of double-laning the Overseas High­ way from Miami to Key West and plan raid and bridge improvements and method of financing them In Monroe County. Exempt owners of proper­ ty designed as fallout shel­ ters from liability for ordin­ ary negligence tor death or Injury of persons or teas or damage to property. g o o d * c TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Motor Vehicle Commissioner Arch Livingston laid the state general fund will not begin to feel the impact of Increased license tag prices until January. 1904. .New tag prices became ef­ fective July 1 of this year but Livingston said 93 per cent of annual license tag revenues were accounted for on the first half of each calendar year. Tags for 19(1 will go on sale In January at an approximate 30 per cent increase in price. The 1963 legislature upped the tag price for all ve­ hicles $3 30 to $10, depending on vehicle weight. Livingston reported the state collected $51,438,183 from sale of tags in the first six months of 1963. This, he said, was an increase in ex­ cess of four per cent over the $31,903,000 worth of tags sold in the same period last year. He predicted that the state would collect in excess of $60 million for the 1963 cal­ endar year. In addition to the new tag prices, starting tn January the state's car licensei will he sold for a 13-month period, which will add about $1 to the tag cost. And in 1963, reflcctoriscd tags will be put into use, which will again up the per tag cost about five cents each. Robert M. announces the association of William C. Rape, l Internal Medicine & Cardiology Medical Arts Building Telephone FA 2-7712 t ' ■2 -3 I|* 'iV jr 7^5$ j/4vi J JLw / year C h arge It GENERAL ^ W ITH T u fs y n U G o o d y e a r's S u p e r-D u ra b le Synthetic R ubber—to u a tu il G o o d y n u eve'r Ifi A utbTires! NEW NYLON $070 1 1 i—sr SPECIAL Hire (00 ( ! 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I s asy tre a t, Stuart rcturaS i l i e u tka two-day vicatioa fatal lias t e n tka asob with S f a ir ef heaters asd fl«a i s m batted Is that paead p a Bad das to a T-A It-iaa* h | victory ever the Mlaae- Miami Blanked By Sarasota's Bob Gordon By D ated T n m bU raatteaal Sermaote ahowed off its Florida State League leading atyle leat night, blaaking Miami 4-0 behind the pitch­ ing of right hander Bob Gor­ don. la other action, Daytona Beach toppled Lakeland 9-3, F ort Lauderdale defeated 8ti Petersburg 4-3 and Orlando topped Tampa GO-3. Left fielder Ramon Webater and abort atop Nellla Castel­ lanos drops in three nine each to pact Daytona Beah to Us win over Lakeland. Orlando raked up its third Straight win by taking ad­ vantage of three Tampa er­ rors to score three rune. Right fielder Tom Thompson got a single and triple to drive In the Twine' other three icoree. Right fielder Dlek Sim* and left fielder Jim Covington paced f o r t Lauderdale to tha win over the Saints by driv­ ing In two rune apiece. Tonight, Lakeland travels to' Sarasota, Miami playa at Day tone Beach, Fort Lauderdale gues to Orlando and SL Tatertburg plays at Tampa. Tha Standings! w 1, I'et. Sarasota _____ __ If) 6 .1100 Orlando .... 7 5 .M3 Fort Laudsrdala . 7 6 .Did Miami ............. . 7 8 .407 8t. P eterxhurg_ S 7 .403 Lakeland......... .... H 7 .402 Tamp* ___ ___ 8 8 .423 Daytona B each_ S 8 .429 ' NATIONAL AMVIKL'K TULSA, Okla. (NF.A)—Tho United States Amateur Golf Championship will be hald at the Southern llilla Country Club lu Tula* Sept. 13-18. Legal N otice i.v t u b c i a a r r c m n r n r T H B NINTH JDDtCISt CM. c u t o r n v u ro il *r.m . a»i.K co ttv rv . r i.m u it, 4-11 in c e s t so . isiiui U N I T E D SIOItTUAUEIS S R R VICINCJ COIll"., Plaintiff. -vs- CAUL. B. am ended S t l T C f l E l . t i *1 •!. Dofamlanl*. vi/ ticm o r *i it MORTViior: in m n R ri.o v i.n n T O , C A U L K. H i m I ELI* HK.SIDENL'Ki U n k n o w n AV I) T i l , All p a r t i * * r U l m l n * I n l i r o U by, I h r m i e h , nn<1*r o r t e a l n a t t h e af u r* »*ld p u r t u n YOU AIIK li * r * t i / n n tlfU d t h a t a C o m p l a i n t In fur*rl«*« a car l a In in><Ma.iaa *naum> b * r l n e lh * f u ll.,w i n * i l o c r i b •<l r i a l p n p i r t r , t o - w l l i Lot (Muck J. W K A T IfKIIME1KI.D KIlUfT A D D I­ TION, art'o rillD g l a lh* pi* I th*r*(if, ** r t m r i t t i l In P l * t Honk I I , I-*** 44, 1'ublla I l t r o r i D o f tteiul. lint* Cnu nljr. F lo rid * , h a t li«*n fi:».| * | * l n * l y n a tn t h * * licn * -* iy l« d Null. *nd you a r * r«<iulr*d l u i - m a ropy of your A naw tr or oth*r I ' l a a d l u * t o in * C o m p l a i n t o f l - l a l n l l f f * a t t o r n e y * . ANDKID _ _^,y iii i u u iiy iv Id itV N 1>E 4 A v a n d a n ll i! Fid.*.; .' K**t C t n i r a l A v a n u a , O r U n d n , F l o r i d a , a n d f t la t h a o r i g in a l A i n w r r a r a l h a r V l - a d l n * In t h * o f f l r a a t l h * C l a r k o f lb * C i r c u i t C o u r t o n a r b a f o r a th* 3 4 t h d a y o f J u l y . t i l l . I t you f a l l t o dn i o . a d a c r a * p r o c . m t a a a o w ill b a t a k e n a * a l n a t you for tha r a lta t d tm a n Ja d I n Ibn C o m p l a i n t . 6 — J u ly 11, 1968 HEW TORE (DPI) — High school end eollege betaball whls kida have found out that the major league give­ away program haa drastically cut down on 1U prises. Bonus payment! te young prospects ere down approxi­ mately 75 per cent from the past few free-a pen ding Ma­ sons, a United Press Interna­ tional survey showed today. So far, Jaff Torborg, Rut­ gers University catcher, la the only $100,000 bonus baby in the 1983 graduating class. The 31-year-old Torborg, who won the national collegiate batting championship with a J>37 ov­ erage, signed with tho Loa Angel** Dodgers and la play­ ing for Albuquerque ia the Ttxaa League. Dave Bennett, younger pitching brother of the Phila­ delphia Phillies' Dennis Ben­ nett, and Wally Bunker, n high school hurter from Ban Bruno, Calif., are next In line with $75,000 bonutee. Bennett, who pitched for the Universi­ ty of Oregon, signed with the Phils. Bunker collected hie loot from the Baltimore Ori­ oles. After these top three, the bonuses drop off te around $60,000, although moat young­ sters axe settling for $10,000 to $30,000 inducements te turn pro thla summer. That la far abort of the $135,000 to $160,000 bonuses psld in 1961 te Bob Bailey by the Pittsburgh Pirates, and te Bob Garibaldi by tha San Francisco Giants last year, Tho big reason for tho dodine la bonus handouts la tho first-year draft rule, which flatted Press International was pushed through by the National League "have-not” clubs te curb such W. I . Pet. lavish spending. Itol Angeles SI 33 .607 Meanwhile, the "have*1* clubs Sen Francisco 48 30 .338 like the New York Yankees, St. Louis 40 38 .348 Chicago 43 n .343 Milwaukee Braves and Dodg­ Cincinnati to 40 .333 ers complain th at the rule la Mllwauke# 43 40 .319 "socialistic” and an unwar­ Pittsburgh 41 43 .189 ranted curb on their efforts te Philadelphia 41 44 .1*2 sign good talent. The deterrent In the rule te Houston 34 34 .386 New York 29 36 .311 this: All first-year players must be promoted to the par­ Wednesday's Results Los Angeles 1 New York 0, ent club's roster by the end of the aeaton In which they night Cincinnati 3 Chicago I, night are aliened; and only on* such Houston 3 Pittsburgh 0, night player can be optioned to Phils. 10 Sun Fran. 2, night the minurs during first-year status. Only garnet scheduled. Friday's Garnet A first-year player not pro­ Lot Angeles at New York moted to th* parent club's night roster becomes subject to the San Fran, at Philadelphia December draft at price of night $13,000 or $8,000. Houston at Pittsburgh, night Th* Houeton Colts, for ex. Chicago at Cincinnati, night ample, have several firatMilwaukee at St. Louis, night year players on their roster. American League If they signed any more, W. 1.. Pet. they would ba faced with tha New York 30 31 .617 Chicago 47 38 .3.Y3 dilemma of overloading their Roatoa 43 37 .319 A0-man roster with teas peri BsHimoTw 47 40 .310 •nerd talent or letting aotne Minnesota 43 39 .336 of last year’s bonus klda go Cleveland 44 40 .321 to anothar club at e bargain Los Angeles 41 to .471 price. Kinvas City M to .43!* Detroit 33 47 .437 Legal N otice Washington 30 36 .319 n c r r r i o t » vauh Wednesday'a Results NOTICK 111 herthy |I« m that Boston 7 Minn 4, 10 inns, I *m M iiiff.l In butltiNi* *t 101 M. Klin Av*., MNmlo.il* night County, Florida, under lh* Only gams scheduled rictlttmiN n.m . or. MKDll'*At, HEIIVICK UUltKAU, amt lk*t Friday's Games t Intend tn r*al*t*r eatd nam* New York at Loa Angclea, wlili th* clerk of tha Circuit Court, Sainin.il* Coualv. Flor­ night id*. In acrordanc* with Hi* Cleveland at Kansas Cily, pruvl.lon* at th* Kldltiuu night N*m* Mtalut**. to-with: Haotlun Its.ill Florida Sutut** Boston at Minnesota, night HIT, Detroit at Chicago, night ■Ixi If. I- Fv.ley Rattlmor* at Washington, Publish Jun* so, tf A July 4. II. IMS. night ODJ-IT •ota Twlaa Wednesday night. Stuart's second homer waa t three-run, lOth-innlng wal­ lop that ended Minnesota re­ lief aco Bill Dailey's itring of 14 consecutive scoreless laalaga. Stuart's first homer la tha fourth inning waa his first roundtrlpper tinea June so, ta d the two r u u be knocked la w o n the first flu him since June a . Tka two hom­ ers and firs runs batted In for the alght increased hie season totals in tbost depart­ ments to If and W. Dick Radats, who was re­ moved for a pinch-hitter la tha 10th Inning after shutting out tha Twins oa on# hit for three Innings, received cre­ dit for his ninth win against one !ou. The victory moved the Red Sos Into third place and dropped tha Twins into fifth. Tha Lot Angelas Dodgers nipped the New York Meta, 1-0, tha Philadelphia Phillies drubbed the San Francisco Giants, 10-3, the Cincinnati Reds defeated the Chicago Cuba, 3-1, and the Houston Colts beat tha Pittsburgh Pir­ ates, 3-0, la the National League. Stuart and Lou Clinton hit home runs and Prank Mattone contributes an RBIdouble to the Red Sos* fourth Inning outburst. Bob Allison hit his 33nd homer of the year for Minnesota in the fourth and the Twins tied the score with two more runs In the sixth. The other eight AL teems were Idle. Standings Th* AU-Star Game a t Cleve­ land Stadium ia a striking re­ minder of this, although no one w u in tha least surprised when their opponents elected Cards—Bill White, Dick Croat and Xenay Boyer—*o three parte of the National League infield. Ia line with owner Gusaia Buach’a now achem* of things, Boyar alone w u home­ grown. Whit*, Groat end ethers suddenly throw th* glare on unobtruslv* Vaughan F. Dovine u ena ef the greatest traders lino* David Harum used te sta rt with a race horse. General Manager Bing Devine learned well, ft seems, from Frank Lane while that compulsive trader w u in 8t. Louis. For a comparatively short time a t least, Devine's voluma compares quite favor­ ably with th at of Lane while th* quality ef athletes obtain­ ed ia vastly superior te that of the old bukethall official who delighted In kaoplng hie hired hands transient*. A lot of learned bueball D IC K G R O A T "How In the world" Dempsey H elps Bury O ld Pol MIAMI (UPI) —Jack (Doe) Kearns, the man who gave begin | the million-dollar gate, w u burled bera Wednesday. HI* longtime friend and greatest pupil, "M anana Mauler” Jack Dempsey, help­ ed carry the body to the grave. During a long and colorful career, the 90-year-old K eanu made eight world champions, Including Dempsey, He once estimated be bad made ami spent roo*e than 336 million during his life. About 100 friends and asso­ ciates gathered for the sim­ ple services. Burial was In Woodlawn Cemetery. Keanu died Sunday. w m shook their lari winter Joe L. Brew* trad­ ed away three-quarter* of the Pittsburgh Infield—Dick Bteart, Grant end Den Honk. They ere still shnkiag their hands In regard te G nat, the All-Star afaertatop once mere bidding for the National League hatting championship. The extraordinary Stanley Muaial ate* ahakoa his head when asked about Groat. "I don't know bow la the world we aver got him," 8 tea the Man repeats. Th* Pirates kindly respond­ ed when tha Cards were sore­ ly ta need of a shortstop and la May, 1940, the eeae outfit, now only a notch e r two above the freehly-mloted have-nots, w u kind u o u g h to come through whtn a sec­ ond bueaees w u needod. They forked over Julian Jav­ ier, the bespectacled leadoff man whe would net look at ail bed making the All-Star N a­ tional League infield unani­ mously RL Louie. White and Ernie Bregllo, the big, strong right-handed pitcher, cams from th* Ben Francisco Giants fo r ae one ef consequence now. Two-third* of the regular outfield, little Curt Flood and big George Altman, came from th# oppo­ sition, Flood from tho Cin­ cinnati Reds for th ru guys named Jo*. About th* enly one ef real worth th* Cards gave up in all their transactions were pitchers Larry Jeeksoa and Llndy MeDanlal, who laet October wound up with the Chicago Cub* In the threeway deal which delivered A lt­ man. Carl Sawatski cam* from tho Phillies for no on* in par­ ticular. Red Bchoendlenat re­ turned to hi* alma mater u a free agent when h# recov­ ered his health. When tha Fhillte* Curt Slmmona a free agent, tha Cards plcktd up tha left­ hander for a postage stamp. Bobby Bhaata caa* from Houston for Carl Warwick and a pitcher named Job* An­ derson, present address un­ known. Ron Taylor waa ac­ quired from Cleveland for Fred Whitfield. More recently when th* Cards naedad another righthand pltchar, they tended the cagey voter an, Loa Burdette, from Milwaukee for Gene Oli­ ver and Leo Burka, the tetter a handyman. As long u the ether eluba, particularly their rivals, ar* throwing good porformer* around, Bing Devine will glad |y give them guys h* isn’t using In exchange L e g a l N o tice FtCTTTlOCS l i a s NOTICE IS hsr*t>r at**a t ana *no*a*4 la buslntsa at SCI * Elm Avs., Ssmlnsl* County. Florida, under th* flgtltlou* nam* or. COLJ.BCTIOM BUR­ EAU OK HANFORD, and that I Intend to r-alater **ld nam* with th* Cl*/k sf th* Circuit Court, Nominal* Cuuatr. FlurUla. in aoeurdanr* with th* proTltlon* *f th* Fletltloua Nam* at*l«t*«, lo.wlti ■*•tlu* ISS.o* Florida ntat«t*a 1KT. Mix: H. t. Foley I'uMleh Jun* 5*. II S July I. tl. IMS. (*DJ->* HEW T0HE (UPI) - Mas• ! « RIM Fsvtrskam is da msading indirectly that Css•ius ctey, E e a t u c k y ’ s "mighty mouth," pat more teas $1 millkm at the age of t l ter Ue 204 That’s the F a w a b s n plat­ form today ia lh# negotiations for a Sonny Ltetoa-Casalus Clay heavyweight title match at Philadelphia’s Municipal Stadium Sept- 30. Pilot BUI 1a demanding “nor# than 30 per cent of all act proceed*." He didn’t say bow much “more.” Negotiation* will he resum­ ed Monday er Tuesday by telephone, said Favershao to­ day as he headed back to Loutevllte, y., after Wed•asday'a five-hour eoefereoc* at a New York hotel with President Bob Niloa of InterContinental Promotions, las. N ila te a brother of Jsck NUoa, advisor to ehsmptoa Although brothers Bob and Jack a n not associated ia the latar-CoatiaeaUl Corporation, Bob doaa aharo Jack'* coofidaaeo that LUtoa will keep his crows oa July 33 ia hte re­ t u n fight with Floyd Pattersoa at Las Vegaa, Nev. Accordingly promoter Bob te awvlag briskly with plans for th# September c r im e garni. Aad it te Bob who dis­ closed that h# already has offered Clay the equivalent of $1 tetllkm ka ”30 per east of aO set pr oeeade from tee fight." T h • Massachusetts Bay Colony, ia 1451, granted * patent te John Clark* for de­ signing what probably waa th* first American store. SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI) — Jobs Schtec, a towering salesman from Memphte, Team, keeps a date with destiny today when be taagtei with defeoding champloa Dick Sikes In the third round ef th# National publl# links Golf tourna­ ment. Settle#, as bot as the 90degre«-plua weather Wednes­ day when be was aeven un­ der p ar white winning two matches, has been waiting tor two years to get another crack at tha all-conquering Sikes. "Ite beat ma ia the semi­ finals la 1961," said Schlee. "Th« score waa 3-1. But I'm playing much better. I've been waiting a king time to get even." It should ha a pood match. Slkct, wha also owns the NCAA championship, was tour under par In trouncing Dave Heilman, Waukegan, QL, 9 and 3, and then beat­ ing John Kuracb, Detroit, 5 and 4. Schlee turned back Jim McMurtrcy, San Lean­ dro, Calif., I and 3, and then walloped Paul Franks, Louis­ ville, Ky., 3 and 4. Get Ths Best By Request 201 N . Laurel Ave. Mah* /our n.orlnc 6*/ * a*l*r, mor* piaaunl oc. cation with our partonaltrad. "'Pra-Plannad"* *anna, lilmoil protec­ tion lor “OrtakaDlaa” inrausncuitomUnl* yackini,..(ra«hn*ta an# claanllnata of all turniaf* Inga ilturtd b/ a<ctu%l»* aanIDiail-rant.Call Soda/ for promot oaUStet*. No ootlcatran. sunfoaino KMT rea L e ga l N otice tub rta rrtr jrn tn u , co t a r. United Ifm n U n o m c u n rr o r FMmiuA m Avn r u n sem ivoi .k rn rv T T . CUMCKHt VO. I sen SCARF I, tv. (IRA V, -venaCD ». OltAT. OVINO WITH C A R E EVERYW HERE* Plaintiff rxfendaat noth* o r n r r T*l REED ». UEAT tpUc* of rtildtae* asknown) A awnrn Complaint katlnc b**a flloil ae*ln*t t on In lh* Circuit Court In and fur Bsmlnot* Count/. Plorlda, In Ckanaarr. for Dtvorc*. th* •hart ittta at aald actio* ba­ in# SCAREl, W. ORAT. Plain, tiff V*. RJCBD ■. ORAT. !>•• fondant, tin a* prtitnt* ar* lo nanM and rtqulrn you to fit* rsur wrltttn d*f*n**a. It anr. to lb* Complaint fllad htr*!n. and to tnrv* a awpy |h*r*ot upon Ptnlnllfr* Utorrujr tn or Lafora lh* n th day of July. A. D. 1)41, otharwlM a D*er*a Pro Coafaaaa will b* •star*# acalnnt you and th* u n i procatd ax pari*. WITNESS Way hand an4 tfftelal *t»l at Sanford. Mcmtnel* County, Florida, thla Uth dar *f Jun*. A. D. 114* (RIAL) Artfcxv U. B*ckwith. f t . Clerk at tk* Ctreult Coart. la and for Saslnol* Cuua­ tr. Plorlda Rr: Martha T Tlhlaa D. C. Gordon V. Fradarlck Attorn*/ for rlatntiff r. O. Bex USS t t l East CommNrclat Avtv-jo ■•lit* 1. Kirk PI*** Hanford. Florida IMbllah Jun* |T * Jaly I. tt. II. 11*1. 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Former professional bassball plsver W stne Osborne, of Oak Park, 111., also moved along with s pair of victories over Dennis Reger, Spokane. Wash., and Paul Creasey of Sacramento, lie will meet Stiffen today. Wh«n the occasion colls for M0VING...cqI( BARGAIN PRICES Thl* Nude* ahall b* pub- l la h o d on e* a w a a k fur fo u r c o n a e c u t l v o w * t k * l a lh * Man. f u r d H e r a ld . DATED thla f l t k day of J u n o . I II S . (SEA L) A r lb n r n . D arkw ltk. Jr. C tork of C lroult C ourt l l y t M a r t h a T. V l h l t n D rp u ly C lark A m lrra o n , Reab, D tan. I n t e n d * * A v a n d an H i r e A ll u r n a y a a n d Coanaallora a t CLEVELAND (NEA) — Remember way back when the Cardinals found and developed them In wholeaala lota? “Tha aalea department keeps u t solvent,” Branch Rickey used te eay when the blokes la red b lu e ts had St, Louie surfeited with sustained sucresi. Now tha Red Bird* do it a much o u te r and lost ex­ pensive way. They threaten with a club th at was traded to them practically tn to to, one that ia leading the Nation­ al League in batting, kite, doubles, triples, h o se m as Clay's Manager Schlee finally Gets A sb More Than (hante To Play Sikes Mere Million Open 8 A. 3L • 6 P. M. O �I ItttU July 11, 1968 __ P a g , 7 Lutheran Pastor Resigns Here; Will Continue Studies For Ph.D. Bev. K ra u t 1. Bolick J r . haa tendered hi* resignation u paator ot Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, effective Sunday. Rev. Bolick haa bees ac­ cepted in the (raduate achool at the University of N’orth Carolina, and will puriue studies there leading to a Ph. D. degree. He plana to (each far a while but will remain la the ministry. Rev. Bolick accepted a call to Sanford in 1958 to or* fin ite and develop a mission of the Lutheran Church in America. The church, Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, was organized, and now haa a baptised membership of 383. A first unit budding was eooaluctcd and occupied for the first lime Oct. 31, 1961. Paator Bolick alto was elect­ ed dean of the eastern dis­ trict, Florida Sjmod for the year 1963. During his stay in Sanford, Paster Bolick has been active in civic affairs—a member of the Kiwania CTub, president of the Ministerial Association, president of the Mental Health Association, chairman of the USO for three years, and has been military contact pastor of the National Lutheran Council at the Sanford Naval Air Station. Rev. Bolick ia married to the former Theresa Feesor, and they have one daughter, .Maria, three years old. Mrs. Bolick haa been active as music teacher in the public 3 Southern Governors To Testify On JFK's Public Accommodation Plan WASHINGTON (UP!) - i T h r e • southern governors hare accepted invitation to testify before the Senate C o m m e r c e Committee on President Kennedy’s public accommodation* proposal. I t waa learned today that of Salto- tion has affected business and I A committee aide said A t-• and Cambridge a small city I identified northern city also Gove. Boas Barnett ef Mtoato- and Prank to bo qi what other effects the stove lanta represented a southern I ia a border state. waa invitad to attend but deeippi, George C. Wallace ad bury, M 4, has had in their cities. (city in the metlium-iixe ctaas) The mayor of a large un-lcllned, the aide said. Alabama end Donald 8. Boosell of Sooth Carolina ore tontatively scheduled to appear Self-Planting Ftower late this week eg early neat Back aood of the flower Alweek.t fllarto haa a eritod toll that Tcday, the Senate group hooka video on passing ani­ called mayors ef two cities mals. Whoa tba seed falls to which pcaeeftilly segregated the ground and gets damp, the Farm Surplus their publle facilities to tes­ tail uncoils, sometimes twist­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — ing the eeed into the earth tify on the measure. The government's hoard of Ivan Alien of Atlanta, Gw., aad than planting itself. K R E V . BO LIC K schools of Seminole County. She also has been church organist and choir director at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. The congregation of Good Shepherd Luthern Church in­ vites ali friends of Rev. and Mrs. Bolick to attend a fare­ well coffee to be held at the church immediately fol­ lowing the morning worship services Sunday. More than 41 million men and women m the United States use their automobiles to commute to and from work, according to the Na­ tional Automobile Club. Available to you without a doctor’! prescription, our drug railed ODRINEX. You must lose ugty fat in 7 days or your money back. No afrenuous exercise, laxatives, mas­ sage or taking of ac-called re­ ducing randies, eracktra or rookies, or chewing gum. 0DHINKX is a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. 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STRICKLAND PERSONAL F lorid * circuit board with a life­ lin e narreaty. �Fngu • — July 11, IMS Farewells Said At Sunday Coffee Couple Hosts Buffet ^Luncheon Party urday afternoon at Uw bemc f t CM- of Ue p u n t i , Mr. and Mr*. Ja ra ti Birkenmeyer Jr., Ml U k a Grtflla circle. Mtoe C lan Martin, <1 WMar The young couple to plan­ P a r t, war* boat U a ptwp ning a wedding to take place af relator** and frkada tit- Saturday, Aug. 10, at 10 a.m. Laat Sunday the Rev. and Road in DeBary. Refreshments were aerved Mra. Paul E. Shulu were guest* of honor at a farewell by the women of tho church. coffee given by the parfihat S t Margaret Mary’a Cath­ oocrs of the All Saints Epis­ olic Church in Wlater Park. copal Church Is Enterprise. Birkenmeyer left Monday The event waa hem a t the to return to hla work in San Parrish House. Salvador laland in the Baha­ Rev. Shulls to retiring af­ ma*, following a wCek’a vial! ter having completed the past five years in Enterprise and at home. Recent visitors of Mr. and afttr a vacation will make Gueiti enjoyed awimming, kto home at 13t Naranja Mrs. H. H. Lee have been water akilag and canoeing their three daughlers, Mrs. during the afternoon. Rachael Wayda and daugh­ A buffet luncheon of bar­ ter, Robin of Boston, Mass.; Gifts • C a rd s . becued chicken, m art corn on Mrs. Bobby Davis and chil­ (Form erly MeVkmra) dren, Trie la and Donna, and the cob, aalada and cake waa 219 E. First St. Mias Linda Rush of Colum­ aerved. bus, Ga. Thoae attending were Mr. THE REV. PAUL E. SHULTZ wan honored recently with a farewell cof­ Barry Leinhart of T e n * to and Mr*. Birkenmeyer, John fee. Pictured here a t tha event, from left to right, are Mra. Frank Ryon, speeding the sum m er with Frank Ryon, (daughter and aon-in-Iaw of the Shulti) Herbert Olaen, Krohae, Wayne Birkenmeyer, his grandparents, Mr. and nenlor warden, the Rev. Shultz, Mra. Shultz and Mrs. Carl Barthman, presi­ Alas Birkenmeyer, MU* LeMra. M. I* Gary and Mr. and dent of Episcopal churchwomen. ooa Birkenmeyer, Mr. and Mra. Max Leinhart of Oviedo. Mr*. Jam** L. Birkenmeyer Constable and Mrs. Georg* Sr., Mr*. Pauline Hull, Mrs. Kelsey of Oviedo recently en­ Ague* Tice, Mr*. Elite Ligon, tertained members of the Elisabeth and Leili* Ward, Seminole County Sheriffs De­ and Mr. and Mri. Wally partment wilh a chicken By Mrs. H. L. Jobasoa Krohne and ion David. barbecue told at their bom* Out of town gunt* were Ptoeepyte Msearweaa Other guesta included Mayor Good afternoon. While "up It cup firmly picked brows MIi i P at Bennett of Jackson- North" this pest few weeks and Mrs. Le* Gary, Mr. and Mix together: sugar vllle, Mr. and Mrs. II. Bridge 1 had a few nice recipes Mrs. John Courier, and Just can (IX o u .) crushed pin* water of Orlando, and Mr. given to me, to I will share 2 lips, dry mustard tic* of the P e a rt and Mrs. apple, well drained STARTING FRIDAY JULY 12 and Mrs. Clarence Hurley, them with you. The first one Vi cup vinegar Thomas Moon, all of Oviedo. Vi cup sweetened condensed 5:00 P.M . Tom Hurley, Mist Jan Jonei, is a salad for your patio sup­ Combine sugar, mustard Mlaa Pnidy Huber. Mils Ann pers some time. It’s called and vinegar; mix well. Ar­ milk the beautiful printed and em­ range pineapple and cherries 2 cups shredded coconut Martin, Randy Moore, MU' Confetti Cheese Ring, broidered ribbon* make un­ in the bottom of a 10 x 3 x 3 pinch of salt Marie Block, Mri. Helen 2 pkga. unflavored gelatin usually effective belts and, Drop by spoonfuls on greas­ inch loaf pan. Spread half of Hughes, Lawrence Hitt, Mrs tk cup cold water the sugar mixture over the ed cookie sheet. Bake at 330 In the 3 inch wide varieties, Helen Martin and Guy Martin • SUMMER DRESSES 1 Ibsp. sugar fruit In the bottom of the degrees about IS mint**. scarfs. of Winter Park. I lip. salt • SHORTS pan. Top with meat mixture, Makes ZVt down. Button* are a never ending 3 tbsp. lemon juice • • • packing It firmly over the • SKIRTS source of fascination to al­ 1 lb. (2 cups creamed cot­ fruit. Spread top of loaf with Toasted Ceeeeet Pie Stoll most averyone. They come In ta cc cheese Makes one g or S inch Pi* the rest of the sauce. Bake In such a broad range of sixes, 1 cup evaporated milk 375 degree oven for its hours. Shell. shapes and colors that I often Ibsps. chopped pimento Combine in ungreased piegueiU, Mr. and Mrs. Donald it cup chopped green pepper Serve hot or cold. Serves 10. wonder why we don't make pin: • • • Ackerson of Tappan, N. Y., It cup chopped celery more usa of them. It's so 1 pkg. (7 o n .) moiat toasted and Ihctr children, Bruce, It cup chopped cucumber easy to pin on the solid-front­ A leftover hint. Chop up coconut Steven and Glenn. They will 1 Ibsp. minced oniun ed ones from the wrong side any liver Rial's left over, mix Vi cup melted butter or mar­ visit places of Interest In of a dress giving it a whole with seasoning and mayon­ Add gelatin to cold water garine * Florida b e f o r a returning new look that to quickly re­ naise, serve later on celery anti let stand to soften, about Press evenly over bottom ONE RACK OF DRES81S north. minutes. Dissolve over hot sticks or rye crackers with and sides of pan. Chill. Fill moved later. And It takes Mrs. Dorolhy Earls will be only second* to turn a length grated egg on tup. water. Place dissolved gt.u with favorite chiffon, cream leaving DeBary once again • • • tin in medium sire mixing or ice cream filling. Or try of gold braid into a beadto return to W. and J. Sloane, bowl. Add all of the remain­ Give your fruit salads a this Grape Pastel Party Pie. band. a New York company. She Why don’t you stop end ing ingredients. Stir lb blend new treat. Add a little honey In a 2 quart saucepan stir was an Interior decorator hava a look for yourself tha thoroughly. Turn mixture into to the mayonnaise or salad until dissolved: with them and they asked her next Urns you're out shop­ a lightly oiled five cup mold dressing. 1 pkg. (3 oi.) lemon flavored to return and take over the ping T • • • Chill until set, about 3 hours. gelatin • ■ • branch store in Milford, Powdered sugar sprinkled Makes g to B servings. l l i cups boiling grape Juice Conn. Sho has been publicity W U1 be waiting for your on a cake plate keeps a cake • • • Add by ipoonfuls: chairman for tba DeBary summer recipes and hint from slicking to the flat aurl quart vanilla Ice cream Now try Cranberry Fruit "Featuring Fa ehIona Jest For Tou" Arts and Crafts Club at the face. Stir until ice cream la melt­ Ideas. Send them to me, RL 1, 5oup. 200 N. PARK AVE. Ph. FA 2-2383 DeBary Mansion Houst. • • • ed. Chill until thickened but Box 31-B, Sanford. Will be W cup quick cooking tapioca •OPEN FRIDAY N1TE TILL NINE" glad to print them In the colSlice cream cheese with a not set. (13-23 minutea). Turn 1 cup sugar uma. piece of thread to get thin into chilled crust (above). It tsp. salt even slices without crumbl­ Chill until lirm. (13-23 min.). 4 cups cranberry juice ing. Garnish with whipped cream Mr. and Mra. A. E. Hit 1 cup water • • • and chopped nuts. Sour cream ehens of Norfolk, Va. will For a delightful company • • • Combine tapioca, sugar, leave for home tomorrow af­ cooler, chill a c m of VB if you've been walking past ter visiting with their dough salt, cranberry juke ami wa­ Juice and serve it wilh float ter, Mrs. Milton J. Soro ter in a sauce pan and mix era of cucumber, or hang the the ribbon counter a n d kowsky and family in Loch well. Cook and stir over med­ slices over the rim of the through the notion* depart­ ment without Hopping to Arbor. They will be accom ium heat until mixture comes glasses. browse you have been miss­ panted home by Mra. Helen to a boil. Remove from heat. • • • ing a ]ot. ilitchcns of Sanford who will Cool, stirring once after 20 For those who have to dash remain In Virginia for an minutes. Cover and chill thor­ to work, an orange egxnog These placet can provlda a treaiura of Ideas and supplies oughly. Serve in cream soup Indefinite atay. provides a healthful, delicious Miss Kay Ivey, student at cups or glass dessert dishes. breakfast-ln-a-glass. The nog for new accessories. Some of University of Florida, will Top each with a spoonful of Is high in vitamin C as well be home this weekend and sour cream. Serves I to 10. Wadding as protein. For two serv­ • • • will attend the wedding of ings add one and one-half Still another. Ye Old Ham Mlaa Nancy Rood and A. RINGS cups orange Juice to two eggaJohnson in Orlando Saturday loaf. Bcat with a rotary beater un evening. Her brother, Jack, 1 lb. ground eooked bam t Gwiltm G w altney Jew elers ill foamy serve In tall glass l lb. ground fresh pork * at Camp Kockmont In M l S. Park FA 2-4399 es. Black Mountain, N. C. where Z cxgs slightly beaten he to a Counselor for the 1 cup cracker crumbs % lip. salt summer months. V4 lip. pepper If you find a gift very use­ 1 c u p canned pineapple ful. do mention how much chunk* you enjoy using it. 3 maraschino cherries Osteen Personals 20% °ff Flemings Oviedo Personals - PRESENTING - diomsunjaksM VYLa/iy - Comma ANNUAL Summer Clearance MISS CLARE MARTIN and h e r fiancee Dale Birkenmeyer relax a t barbecue and beach party given a t the Birkenmeyer home in Caiuelberry while he waa home from San Salvador. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE RAINS AND PLANT YOUR SHRUBBERY NOW! LARGB SELECTION ALL SIZES M PRICES Grapevine Nuracry Skit Grayer tit* Aw. PA H W "Bretts Dealer" Drastic Reductions DeBary Personals By Mr*. Adam Mailer Mr. and Mra. P. Xoppenaal of Sunnyalda Lane returned this past week from a ten week trip that took them to England, Holland, Germany, SwfUerland, I t a l y and France. Mrs. B. Hayea of Alano Road has as her current • Vs t» JEWELRY • BAGS Vi O ff $500 t o $ | Q O O Vfljahy £aU ma'a Personals STOREWIDE BIKINIS Shoes by Fortune and 2 - Piece for MEN and Swim Suits Italiau 2-E«e LACE REGULAR 110.38 to 117.98 SQ U A RE * * Italian tu to r *5to*7" •KNIT FROM THE LIGHT. TXT. THINNEST. MOST POWERFUL ELASTIC IN THE WORLD! MAGIC LADY • l-ln -o n e ... It'i UNDERWEAR tbat'e as light as nylon ho**; with de­ tachable GARTERS: a n d GIRDLE-llk* control 1 The secret’s In the yarn . . . a magical combination of ny­ lon and rubber that make* MAGIC LADY long-weering -washing actually Improve* “ MAGIC LADY today. 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Fern Park Personals Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gulllckson, Lakeview Drive, Fern Park, hail as their dinner guests last week Rev. and Mrs. Oscar Poole of Laconia, lnd., and sons, Darvin, Qreg and Michael, and Mrs. 1. G. Reuter of Casselberry and her daughter, Terri. Rev. Poole I* a former pastor at the Casselberry Community Methodist Church and he and his family were bouseguests of their former neighbor, Mrs. Reuter. Jnythinf tftit’s FU ;ftiu MAM a GOOD PICTURE f»»f il «iih i Sjdii ejmtu inj him* See Us For KODAK CAMERAS, Film and Flashing Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 210 S. PA R K A V E. " T H A T 'S M Y I t A IIY S I S T E R ! y o u n g E r n e s t I.u n d h e rg J r . , te lls th e p h o to g r a p h e r , n s M rs. L u n d b e r g h o ld s n e w c o m e r K a th y J u n e , w h o r e c e n tly jo in e d t h e f a m ily a t t h e i r S u n la n d hom e. ( H e ra ld P h o to ) Former Resident Returning For Visit A former Sanford resident f-Mrs. Si) Johnson and her ami popular Navy wife Luu daughter, Nancy, are return­ ing here July 20th for a visit and will be bouse guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Ivey. They have been living in Newport, R. I. where Cap­ tain Johnson hai attended War College, lie now has or­ der* to Mayport, Florida, and **K>n will I* leaving on a cruise. The Johnson's son. Bobby, Is remaining in H. I. but will return to Florida In August to attend the University of Miami. Chuluota Personals Mrs. Doris Beach and daughter. Linda, are visiting with her mother and father, Mr. and Mr*. George Monor of First St. in Chuluota. They came here from Apple* ton, Wisconsin and plan to stay for about six months. Solid Pim a O x fo rd C lo lh gj 45” Sportswear 45” Rayon Linen Cone Cotton Prints Assorted lliend s P R IN T E D 45” Wide Very Nice for Draperlew Values to $1.98 g ^< X fl J*. 79 BILL .\N 0 JERRY KIIHC and sans Scott and Buddy had a great time on a recent trip to Washington, D. C., due to their friendship wilh Sen George Smathcrs, who is a close family friend. The Sanford family took a special Congressional tour ol the White House, talked with Senators Spessard Holland and Syd Hrrlong, lion. deLesseps Morrison, U. S. Ambas­ sador to the OAS, and Bill Haley, congressman f r o m Florida. While lunching in the dining room they saw Senators Bar­ ry Goldwntcr, Slrom Thur­ mond, Jacob Javits (Jerryhad a , little encounter with this one i, Everett Dirkson and Hubert Humphries. They also were much inter­ ested In a televised appear­ ance of Secretary of State Dean Rusk as he spoke be­ fore a committee on foreign affairs, and also accompanied Sen. Smathcrs to another TV studio where he taped a tele­ vision program. Like most other Washington tourists they visited the Bu reau of Printing and Engrav­ ing. the FBI headquarters, the National Archives, and the fascinating Museum »( Natural History and Slmtli Ionian Institute. Gen. Lee's home a| Arllngton, and his birthplace at Stratford House were high on the list of "things to see” for these Floridians and they also visited Thomas Jelfcrson's home at Monticrllo and Mt. Vernon, which of course was the home of the First Presi­ dent. There was one other per­ son that the Kirks were look­ ing forward to meeting, but this meeting didn't come tiff. Whilo waiting in the White House fur a scheduled meet­ ing with President Kennedy at 2 p.m., Jerry got so Inter­ est ed in looking at the new •nap-on wallpaper which Mrs. Kennedy has had hung in the famous rooms that they com­ pletely missed the appoint ment, and when they arrived at Ilia office about 15 minutes late, it was "too late." • But the trip was a memor­ able one and will spark tbeir conversations for many days as they recount the (un they had ami the interesting peo­ ple they met. Your reporter having lived at the capital for some time, we can agree with the Kirks that there probably is no more exciting and Interesting place In the country, with more famous people to the square Inch and more fascin a ting and soul-stirring Hungs to sec than in the na­ tion’s capital city. a BY POPULAR UR TO Y d. Dacron fir Cotton Voile ond Irish Linon 4 1” W id* ^ W a sh a b le V alues to 12.29 Summer Dresses tad Shifts 1 and 2 Piece ~Fr SWIM SUITS 99 and REMNANT SHOP ACCESSORIES 30% OFF 2 • P IE C E SHORT SETS Rcg. to$6.95 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS IIWY. 17-92 DRIVE THRU FERN PARK TO SEMINOLE COUNTY LINE Playgirl MAITLAND, FLA. FASHIONS SEW AND SAVE O FF!! ON ---------------------------------------------------------------- 4 K • REQ U EST 50% Open Monday's 'til 9 p. m. a p a MISS BETTY MANN. San­ ford Junior High Home Ec­ onomics tesrher who is a scholastic honors graduate of McCool Junction, Nebraska school and the Unlver.ity ol REPEAT SALE Antique Satin WedtSng Date Set M iss Gloria Jean Crews Marries O n July 4 th F E R N P L A Z A -T E 8 -3 5 1 5 -F E R N P A R K , F L A . HETTY MANN Nebraska, daughter of Mr. ■nd Mrs. Herbert Mann of Sanford has added another honor to her list of accom­ plishments. Miss Mann has been award ed a St.850 graduate assistanlthip in the field of Home Economics E d u c a t i o n by Florida State University. This program consists of supervising FbU Home Eco­ nomic student teachers In the junior high school classes at the University Demonstration School, Miss Mann h i s taught homemaking at Sanford Jun­ ior High from 1W1 to 190.1. and during the 1902 63 term served as supervising teacher for the FSU student teacher here. While a member of the fac­ ulty at SJHS, she was a mem­ ber of the Florida and Sem­ inole County Education Assn., t h e Classroom Teacher's Ann , American and Florida Vocational Assn., American Home Economic Assn, and secretary of the Central East Coast District of the Florida Home Economic Assn. At the University of Ne­ braska she became a mem her of Oinieron Nu, National Home Economic scholastic honorary, and Phil Upsilon Otnlcron, national profession­ al Home Ecnomic scholastic fraternity. Last spring Phi Upsilon Omlcron announced Miss Mann as the winner of the an­ nual (.Son National Candle Scholarship for Masler’a De­ gree work. Slio served as Ne­ braska Chapter president and conclave delegate while a stu­ dent at the U. of N. • • • ATTENTION Civic Clubs, orga.iiiatinnj and particular­ ly women's groups: U you want to hear one of Hie alncrrest, most Interest­ ing and eye-opening speakers to appear on the local scene in many a day, sen if you can prevail upon Dr. Luis Perea to speak to your group. What tiiis personable young doctor has to say about the msiduoua way in which Com­ munist! operate and bow eas­ ily you can be duped, will stop you dead in your tracks. lie's m>t a rabble-rouser nor a flag-waver, and his talk is spiced with humor and wit, but what ha can tell you about Communist psychology will make you lit up and lis­ ten . . . and THINKI • • • MURIEL SCOTT passes the word along that If you want a cute little kitten or a pup­ py, a local vet has a plentiful supply of them. She took him a cuddly lit­ tle atray kitten that had been left on her doorstep and found that the good vet, who finds himself extremely reluctant to “ do away with” aucb strays, has s little orphanage home out there ind is looking for Toiler BU7ITST tur Line pets. JOY REIGNS supremo In tha homo of the Ernest Lund­ bergs since a baby daughter has coma to liva with them. Wa told you a couple of years ago about the arrival of young Ernest Jr., who was adopted soon after birth In St. Pete. Now littie Kathy Jana has Joined the family, adopted June 21 and both big Ernie and little Ernest and Mama are pleased and delighted with her. Aa for Kathy, she seems happy, too, as she snuggles down contentedly and trust­ ingly, sleeping away. Miss Gloria Jean Crews, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Crews was united in marriage with Robert O. Co­ hen. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ bert Cohen, before the attar of the First Baptist Church, Thursday, the Fourth of July. Miss Crews entered the church on the arm of her fa­ ther who gave her tn marri­ age. She was attired in a street length gown of white, with a Chantilly lace bodice and full chiffon skirt over white taf­ feta. The scalloped neckline accented the double strand pearl necklace that aha wore, which was the "something borrowed" from Mr«. Betty Yost, who had worn them at her own wedding. The long sleeves came to a point over the wrist and a row of white satin button* ac­ cented the hack of the bodice. On her head, tile bride wore a coronet of pearls from which fell a veil of white silk illusion. She carried a white Bible and a white orchid cor­ sage. White mandarin slip­ pers completed the ensemble. Preceding the bride were the maid of honor, Miss Ruby Cohen, sister of the groom, and Miss Linda Mahoney, bridesmaid, the hride's sister. Miss Cohen and .Miss Ma­ honey wore Identical styled dresses patterned after that of the bride. Miss Mahoney’s gown was pink and she car­ ried a bouquet of pink and blue flower*. Miss Cohen's gown was blue and her bou­ quet was of pink flowers. Mother of the bride, Mrs. Crews, wore an ice blue silk brocade sheath accented with a hat of blue flowers, white accessories snd a corsage of white carnations. The mother of the groom was attired in an embroiderrd rayon beige ensemble complimented by beigo ac­ cessories. Don Yost served as best man for .Mr. Cohen and his brother, Clifford Cohen, a» the attendant. Ushers were Freddie Knight and Jimmy Cohen. Rev. Fred B. Chance officiated at the nuptial riles. A program of wedding mu­ sic and the traditional wed­ ding marches were played by organist .Mrs. Robert Carter, who accompanied Mr. Carter as he sang, “ Because," “ I Love You Truly” and "The Lord's Prayer.” The double ring ceremony was performed before the flower-banked altar, lit 'on either side by glowing t.ipers in candelabra, Haskels ol while gladifli, palms and greenery formed a bower of floral beauty for the wedding ceremony. Following the ceremony a wedding reception was held For July 21 n e e sU a g sM to Jean Harrison aal n —|la i McArthur Minor wffl taka place Sunday July & i t I p-m. at the Ortiadn Baptist Tempi* on West Colonial Mils Harrison is the daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Mathew Harrison e l Orlande ■nl the groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. William Glenn Miller. An friends and rotative* ol the couple are Invited to aV E w y m t Welcome SANFORD LODGE 18*1 L.O.O.M. FISH FRY BENEFIT OF BUILDING FUND SUN* JULY 14 12:3* to 5:30 P. M. AT — John Criai’a Bern tool* Pish Csmp Wtktva Rivav • Off Rt. 44 Alt Fresh Caaght Salt Water FUR M R . A N D M RS. R O B E R T C O H E N (Charles Guasmun Photo) in tha social hall of 1h# church where a beautifully appointed table was centered with the four-tiered wedding cake and graced with bou­ quets of summer flowers. Guests were also aerved punch, nuts and mints. Mrs. Belly Yost was In charge of the hride's book and Miss Margo Dunn and Mis* Linda Harvey served as floating hostesses. For her honeymoon trip, Mr*. Cohen changed to a pink embroidered silk sheath with a matching Jacket on which aha wora tha corsage from her bridal bouquet, Allcr a trip to the aouthern part of tho state, tha newly wed couple will ba at home at 725 Bryon St. la Titusvilla, where Mr. Cohen own* a rad ­ iator shop. Out of town guest* ware Mrs. Essie Burks, of T a­ vares, aunt of the bride, ami Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crain, of Cocoa, sister and brotherin taw of tho groom. Penneys A LWAV a F I R S T QUALITY OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT! SUMMER PC. GOODS REDUCED TO CLEAR 50c yd. MEN'S SUMMER WORK PANTS 2.98 FIND YOUR SIZEI Children’^ Hawdalf Drew* Shoe* WOMEN’S DRESS SHOES 1.99 MEDIUM SIZE AND 8 «rt 8 5“i AAAA HIGH HEELS 7 7Vi 8 "rt * •rt 2 1 2 3 1 .2 2 -2 .6 6 1 8 } 1 4 8 AA 8 7 *• 2 6 3 4 S 1 3 2 1 1 8 5 S 3 8 4 3 2 II MEN • BOYS SWIM SUITS 1 AAA A 1* 4 2 4 1 *• WOMEN’S L JAMAICA SETS VALUES TO $11.95 Sale UP 9 u u i 'a Shoe Store 1.99 • • Ta t l • Good A niortaeat FEW PAIR WOMEN’S SANDALS 2.99 WOMEN’S REDUCED S U M M E R DRESSES B f Y L ESI a iX E S i S A V IN G S F O R ALL) STARTS FRIDAY MORNING JULY 12 ff <£adAa!Ai " H e e l s and F l a t s “HEELS” AVAILABLE I N — • W H IT E S • B E IG E • RED • VALUES TO $10.95 — NOW — $*187 R # TO $A87 TW O T O N E S 4.88 G IR L S S U N S U IT S 88c SUMMER JEWELRY 25c B O Y ’S SUMMER d ress suns 3.00 FAMOUS -“F LATS” AVAILABLE IN ALL SUMMER STYLES AND COLORS — VALUES TO $7.95 NOW 1 " To * 4 " BRENTWOOD HOUSE DRESSES ONLY 2.98 Summer And Fall Colon Open Your Penney Charge Account Today! 11 i ’“I f fl J �I U t il S DEAR ABBY; Aren't there men In this world who sto re twice » to y ? 11/ hasbend sto res s t 7 A. M . and by 6 P J I. t o needs another shave. If we are r ° in r out in the evening I hare to beg him to sto re again. It's al­ ways a battle. Ha says he’d rather stay home. In ail our nine y ean of marriage, this is the only thing we’ve ever fought about He says if I loved him I wouldn’t nag him about shav­ ing. I DO love him. but I don’t want to be seen with a man who looks like he’s on his way to hold up a bank I Can you suggest something? MARC1E DEAR HARCIE: Many men s to re twice a day and don’t mind it a b it If your man is one of those unfortunate fellows with a heavy beard and a tender face, lay off. If he’s Just lazy, promise him anything, but give him psrsuasion. DEAR ABBY: Did you ever see a grown man cry? Well, I Just did and it’s enough to break your heart. I ’m stationed in Germany and one of my buddlaa here Just got a "Dear John" from his girl bock home. They’d been engaged two years. He was nuts about her and talked about her to y and night. He used to "dance" w ith her picture and sleep with it under his pillow. He never looked a t any other girl, and he had plenty of chances. His girl just wrote and said she was giving his engage­ ment ring to his mother because she waa m arrying another guy. Pleaae Abby, tell girla back home not to By Abigail Van Buren write guys news like that, but to wait until they get home to break the news. H r buddy says he doesn’t want to live any more. A BUDDY’S BUDDY DEAR BUDDY: I’ve said It many times, but I’ll say it again. When a girl promises to "w ait" for her man Who’s gons in the service, she should keep that promise. Frequently, th a t’s the only thing th a t keeps a guy goIng. • • • • DEAR ABBY: What do'you think of people who invite you to their home for a visit and nave the TV going full blast all the time you are there? By the time the evening is over your throat is sore from trying to out-shout the television. SORE THROAT DEAR SORE: Guests who are asked to compete with the television all evening should decline the second invitation. • • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO EDDIE AND PAUL: Get the lettuce togeth­ er, boys, and you’ll have no trouble finding the tomatoes. What’s on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a self-addressed stamped envelope to Abby, Bbx .1365, Beverly Hills, Calif. • • • • For Abby’s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding," send 50 cents to Abby, Box 3366, Beverly Hills, Calif. T B U M D A Y P . M. •* s WHAT* T H E B iS RUSH? J r H A V E A D A TE A N D iVC GOT - t ' T O P U T F R E S H O IL ON T — ------------ - M V H A IR ►------- ' T O HIM T H E B ATH R O O M n o t h in s B j r _ — I I A O RCASC R A C K ) •-j. is r THATNAM l TAMFU,M*y, WtWBAMTFtV* MMIUAAIIM . T0A1TAV01 , On flAidtpt 1 bsvt often stressed the importance of the key word, w orm M "Arch." 1 am Indebted to OAQX George Gooden, President of 971 the Americas Bridge Teach­ • K Q Itf er’s Association for the first A illtl VAST three letters of that word. I added the "H ", which asks A K 1I *6764 v j le a s ts "How can 1 make or set the V K I I »»« contract?" ♦ AT « lll The ABTA will be holding zo o m tor its annual meeting la Loa ♦ IM S Angelea the 33th and 26th of fA Q s a ; ii thla month ta d anyone in­ AKQII terested Is learning the lat­ est things la teaching will do well to attend. I N T. Pass IN.T. The "C " stands for "Count Pass Pass your winners and losers." George points out that South can count nine sure winners at hla three no- the first trick with dummy’s trump contract if he wins ace of spadei and knocks out Ufa JJw T __ ____ ■■ ■ < vVell, so v , I 6 0 S M , A M T O « . ia # )H A F T A e e . W K M THAT p w a r / / H O N BS TW flH ^te sifc.G V e rr th r ee reer o p tXJRlM<5 A , HEAVT RAW/ O Jo m SLn Stop to consider: Your hus­ band has rights, too: lla has n right to some privacy. That means you shouldn't make a habit of asking, "Who waa that on the telephone?" "Why a rt you half an hour late?", "What were you and so-and-so talk­ ing about?" He has a right to some re­ laxation at home. You haven’t the right to think up an odd job for him to do tvery time he settlee down la his favorite chair. He has a right to his Ideas of how tha children should be brought up. You haven’t the right to veto any suggestion 7 WATER. AND THEN VMMCH IF RAMBLE/, fella; TV RENTAL • Hales • Service Seminole TV HA H I M Zenith Color TV Sates 24M Sanford Ate. California 1 -n By Oswald Jacoby the ace of clubs Immediately. George points out further that if South tries a spade finesse and East bolds the king a heart shift will beat the hand in the event that the heart finesse is wrong. Of course, it Is tough luck to lose two finesses, but Geor­ ge ssys th it ■ winning plsyer should not depend on luck when he doesn't hsve to. South's correct plsy is to take the ace of spades and go right after clubs. East will take hit ace and ahifl to a heart and now South can try the heart tinease. it will lose, but South won't be hurt, lie will still gather in four diamonds, i three clubs and the two major (suits aces tor hla nine tricks. By Ruth Millett (•> Changes • I N e n w n 41) S B C ■ t o o t a § Retort <»> 0:61 (t) 0 :1 0 II) il> ts> 0:11 tf) mm Ware# Feoefer K4turtal Atlaatle Weataer Great SSeallioee Weweeeeo m e -n a . Newe (4) II) «:SS ( I ) II) mm Sport! F ille r! K llierle l eem m sat W eetaer ia e w B o a tin g a Flatten w ilt ben DEADLINES il) w eatae r S;SS i t i nr e r e r e M e s a CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: 4:14 ( 5 ) S p e r t a Report Turn., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. to p 4:44 ( I ) H a i t l p p R r la h le p I t ) ■ a c h a a t t l M lrrer before insertion. 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F l e e t B e - I CLASSIFIED INDEX port 11:1! IP) W a e t h e r Phew 1. I i O s l S l T o t f t i f l II l s (41 F a u n a F in al IS) W e a t h e r 2. Notices - Personals l l i l S 44) M o l l y w a e l Marl* 3. Education - Instruction Cavalcade 4. Transportation l i l t s ( I t C h a n n e l t T Beeiar II IS I I ) T a n I l a OBeW 5. Food 1:14 I I ) R e w a Office 204 W, First FRIDAY A. M. 4:44 $acaby Classified Phone Television Hi n n eo ( I l Rina o a 8. Beach Rentals 4:14 ( I l C e l l l i a a t t h e A ir 1:11 I I I d r e a r a e 4 S e r a R e ­ fers f:4 4 ( I ) T e d a p ( I ) W a h e Dp M a rin a U S ( I) F a rm M arket B a rre d ( I ) R t a l e N ew e A W r a tkar f i l l (I) Today ( ! ) Pra -n ek o e l Plane to* H I ( I ) C e e n l d e w p Newe l:SI <») ' M l e k l e a Geapel Time* V:IS (4) N a w e - W a a i k a r 1:44 ( I ) M la k ay r o a r P h e w ( I ) C a p ta in K a a f a r e e • IS ( I ) W e a t a e r a n 4 N ew * 1:11 i l l T e d a p ( 4 ) C a r t o r n elite l:IC I t ) J n e k L a U e e t h a w • i l l ( I I O a l e I t e m S h ew 11:1# ( t ) S ep W h en ( t ) C a r t o o n Caper* ( I ) C a le n d er 11:11 (4) I L o r a Leap ( I ) An n lin th ern Dhow ll:M ( I ) P r i c e !* r t l f h t (4) T h a McCoys 11:11 ( I ) C a n c a a t r a t l o e ( I l P a ls A dlndpe ( ? ) b e c e m t i v r Urlda ( 11:1S I I C l l l Newe IS.II ( I ) T o u r P l r e l I w p r e e •ten <41 t.ove e f U f a 41) K r a l e r o r d S h aw F R ID A Y P. M. l t : S 4 ( I ) l e e r r a Sap T e n t e r row I I ) F n t l i e r Kfintee Dost 11:11 ( I ) Q u l d l n * L ig h t 1:14 IS) M id - H a y lie port 11:11 I I ) N n c Newe D e p o r t ItlS ( I I N e w s A W e a t h e r ( I ) T h a Dig P a y o f f < t) I4l<l-Fte. D ep o rt 1:11 i l l l . a f f t t m e 1:13 3) Knell* 3-1,1. 1:14 (4) An T h e World T u r n a 1:30 131 P e o p le Are F u n n y III L afftlm e J 00 13) Urn J - r r n d 14) Paev w o rd I I I b a y In C ourt 3:31 (31 M u : N r . t 1.14 (4) Vrt L liik letler (Si J a n # W ym an Allow i l l Tlio tincture 1:44 ( t ) L o r e t t a Toting ( I ) M illio n aire (SI Q u e e a F o r A D a p S IS 131 You ( n u l l S ty 14) Tn T e ll T h e T r u t h (41 W h o b o Ton T r u e l 1:11 14) CII4 N ew s 4 44 (3) T h a M a trh d a m n (4) B a r r e t Storm ( t ) A m e r i c a s f W n d e ta a S 4:14 13) M o k e Room for baddy (4) T h e Kdpe of N i g h t I I I b l e r o v e r y 'I I 4 14 ( I I A m e r i c a s N e w a e le n S 4:11 I I I NBC N ew t l l ) Kntnper Room I 44 11) Beat e f d r e a e h o ( I ) U n c le W e l l I D ltlv erb n .i t 5 *4 ( I t C e r l e a a C e ' a l r a l <31 ll u r n e A Allvn he makes. Just because you | haven't the right to do all the think you understand the chit-, deciding about which people yuu will see slid which ones dren better than he docs, • He has a right to be critical { you won't bother with. He has a right to do as he occasionally. You can't expect him to approve of everything pleases in his own house. That means yuu haven't the right you do. He has a right to his own to nag him if he likes to put friends, whether they particu­ his feet on the davenport, larly appeal to you or not. You spread the Sunday paper on the living room Hour, etc. In short, he has a right to HOPE'S ATHLETICS be the head of the house. HOLLYWOOD (01*11 The backyard of Bob Hope's Good advice at vacation time borne resembles a city park —and any time. Ruth Millett'i with all it's athletic equip­ ‘How to Hsve a Happy Hus­ ment. band." Just send 25 cents to Hope has a one-hole golf course, swimming pool and Ruth llillett Reader Service, basketball hoop. His office c ‘o The Sanford Herald. P. O. also la located on t h e Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City grounds. Between business Station, New York 19, N. Y. conferences, Hope bits a few golf balls. RERUN ON COAST HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — In 1M2, an estimated 21. Irving Berlin has moved into FIRE LOSS 500,000 amateurs were play­ so office st Metro Goklwyn NEW YORK (UPI) -R ic h Msycr Studios to begin pre ing the piano. pa rat ions for the movie "Say ard Conte enacted a fcatur ed role in the motion picture It With Music." Berlin wiU collaborate with Act One" filmed in New U U ttid producer Arthur Freed In Yori^ thii ipring, but he won't pre-production planning and appear in the finished pro­ during (Liming of the picture. duct. Ilia footage waa destroy­ ed in a cutting room fire, and he could not return here | STARTS SUNDAI from Hollywood for retakei . y e _ n w r* iO-o. .HI because he was tied down by movie there. Ell Wallaeh was hired to do the role over. 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Kent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Reel Estate For SaI* IS. Mortgage Loan* 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. Buitd - Paint - Repaid 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 - Live stock 31A. Pets 32. Flowers • Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted 56. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas 1. L ost & Found LOST: Black Wallet cental* lng driver license, pic* lures 4t money. Vicinity of French Ave. Call FA 2 0362, Mrs. Wimlham. 3. Education • Instruction AIH Conditioning • Refrigera­ tion men needed. We train you. Tools and equipment furniahed. Write C.T. I. Bos 33. c/o Herald. 6. For Rent F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Cletn and dote In. Jlmmla Cowan. 322-4013. 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchea equipped. ITS. FA 2-3303. For real automobile bar­ gains, check the Heratd class­ ified display section. 3 BDRM. 2101 fa n B H dI I W i i s ^ ^ s i s s s MUincnr ttC en ln d k t » Agitata 43 Mohamaedan " SeeLsEi?** 4t Afrirea tribal TonitP la The Nile male* 48 Mj M« (rasa d ad la) OlUaj'tuS dab To Re Out Ta A Movie I ! 1 MI DI - IN NOW THRU SAT. AT 1:00 • 3:00 • 3:00 • 7:00 4 :00 TUNITE 23c A CARLOAD With faiload I'aaa 7 : 1 3 A 11:10 FRL A SAT. >1.00 A CARLOAD I Jewish I Ancient Apt. $35 FA 2-3931 NICELY furnished 3 room Apartment. Private bath. FA 2 3303. TOUR BEST LIVING AND INVESTING OPPORTUNITY IN FLORIDA T00AYI 1 KACUIJUttT Deltona TMjATRf I'll O N E FA 2 - l l t e "Teenage Millionaire" Jimmy Clanton Plus A t 9:10 Only "Voyage To Th» B utton Of The Sen" W alter ISdgron-rolor DOWN Furn. M agnolia "Hide Vaquero" Robert Taylor • Color "My Six Loves" Debbie Kryno Ids-color •The Crowded Sky" Dana Andrea *-Co|ur FLORIDA’S BEST HOME VALUES* 36960 to $15,450 As Low as $210 dowrK As little as $43.11 a month! No Closing Costs! Homesita Investment Opportunities From Just $1095 DRIVE OUT TOOAY! (.»• I-t,Mid! S I *04 | , t off etU W M w r <leaver* (anew to* OUTMU him Is )l«>iSa's r*M»t an! molt euitiag MitiepowaU Th» Mickli Bros. (no. Deitons.' Fla. * Phene MI-4451 R I 6. For Rent 6A Special Notice* 7. Business Rental* •W -w 17 ii'in — » ™ ft ' A fill * 3 �Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Thei f . For Rrat 12. Real Estate For Sale 1 | 4. For Root Seminole Realty SWRKT1F PIR J u ly II. lOtid — P u g e II 19. Situations Wanted 'Nadine Seltzer 22. Build • Paint • R tpalr 3 BEDROOM, H6 bath House in Ravenna Park on lake, Ovar $2000 aqulty for $250. 114 Satsuma Dr. FA 2-2700. Semi-Retired Carpenter Small Repairs — Painting P hono- FA 2-7963 Legal Notice shades. h . a b r t u f i le d a g a l u a l 'n th> a b o v a - a l y l a d a u t t a n d y ou a r*«mlrvil 10 i « r w * c«pjr of y o u r o f I 'U n lU if Ih e i*oinpt*lDi *j plaintiff a a t t o r n e y JCMIEPM M MURA S K o . P O. Bo* 531. b a r n P a r k . S sn iln o l* C o u n t s . Flor­ ida. an d f l i t t h e o r i g in a l An* a w er o r I ' l a a d l n a In til* of* fn of t h a C l a r k of t b a C t r c u l i C o u r t o n or b a f o ra t h a 3 rid J a y o f A u g u a t . l»*S- IS y o u fall t o d o *0. • d a c r a a p r o co n f a a s o wlU ba t a k a n a a > net y o u f o r t b a r e l 'a f d a m a n d a d In t h a C o m p la in t. \v ITSKliS m s h a n d a n d oft i d a l aaal o f o f t l c . a t S o n "fo rd , Scm lnol* c o u n ty , tnia 5nd day of J u l y , 1 R L v r t h u r If Ita c h w lth . J r . , C l a r k o f C ircu it C o u r t Uyt J e o n K. Wit ka* D e p u ty C l e r k Pub llali J u l y «. I L !*• : * tsaa. ■ i.K 11 SAVE! tin f.iBiuuc uaniv n»u*ieal equipment; guitar*, drum*, ■axaphones, organa, etc. TERM S Big Value On Trade ln». Refinlshlng A Repair Work Guitar leaauna by qualified t e a c h e r a . Free tryout. Phone for appointment!. 10c,i OKI ON ANY MERCHANDISE THIS WEEK ONLY SANFORD M l SIC CENTER MIS P \RK WE. 1*11. 323-08*1 3 BEDROOM. 3 bath. Kit chen equipped. 123 W. Cole­ man Circle. Pinecrest. 21. Beauty Salon* Summer Permanent Speclels Eve. Appt'*. 3 Sr. Operators HARRIETT S BEAUTY NOOK 103 So. Oak FA 2 5742 LOW Monthly payments. 3 RENT A BED FURN. 4 Room, 1 Bedroom Bedrooms, den, 2 baths, Apt. Water furnished. Ad­ BoUaway, Hospital * Baby Beda. central Alr-Cond. Lake pri­ ult*. 323-0389. By Day, Week, or Month vilege*. 113 Lake Minnie 4 BEDROOMS. 2 bath, Oorida CARROLL'S FURNITURE Dr. FA 2-7646. room, patio, air-condition­ Ph. FA 2-5181 US W. l i t SL COUNTRY STYLE ed. In Loch Arbor. Phone 2 BEDROOM Rouse unfurn­ New 2 bedroom home l'e FA 2-8365. ished. Kitchan equipped. $65 baths located on large lot E'ilclcncy Apt. $30 Mo. up. a mo. Limit 1 child. 2434 on paved road in Lake Surplu* City. 201 W. lit. Cedar Ave. Mary. Community water, built-in kitchen, 2 walls of 2 BEDROOM furniahed Apart­ 41* x S’ HOUSETRAILER, 2 cabinets, double stainless ment. FA 2-0641. bedrooms; Adults only; $50. steel sink, electric heat, month. FA 2 3619. 8:30 til FURN. Apt. 2300 MellonTille. plastered wall*, 6 full inches 3:30 alter 6 FA 2-7611. of inaulation, 40 gal eke. 'If you want to pick up girls, you should get FURNISHED 1 bedroom Dup­ water heater, LARGE light­ LAKE MARY. 3 Bedrooms. 2 a pick-up truck!" lex. FA 2-3610. ed closets, and asphalt baths, air-condition. Lake shingle roof. Ideal for lea- 12. Real Eatate For Salt 12. Heal Eatate For Hale front. FA 1-8920. 3 BR. Frame Houae. Partly lure living. $10,300. $300 .fdrniabed. Near NAS. Not SA L E OR TRA D E down balance FHA or con­ fancy but cheap rent. $12.50 3 ROOM furnished Apartment. St. Johns Realty 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ Corner of Lake Mary Blvd ventional If desired. J. W. week. FA 2-3219. ped Home on large lot. THE TIME TESTD FIHM * 3th St. FA 2-7963. Hall Realty, 322-3641 2341 FHA 4(iT. mortgage with 116 N. Park Ave. FA 26123 EFFICIENCY Apartment on S. French Ave. 3 BDRM. 1 bath, kitchen only 17 years to go. 83300 First SL Near 2 city free equipped. $110 monthly. IMMEDIATE Occupancy, two equity. Can be refinanced 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath Home. parking lots and shopping 146 Pinecreit Drive. Phone Wynnewood section. $300 with nothing down or will 3 bedroom model Homes. stores. No utility charges. FA 2 4163. down. Phone FA 2-2073 af­ trade on smaller house, LMN Enterprises, I n c. Suitable for couple or ilnter 7:00 p. m. acreage, lots or car. I'h. Highland Ave. Longwood. gle, also retired people. FURNISHED Apt., 1WH W. FA 26157. TE 9-3911. FA 2-4T1I. 9th. $50. FA 3-6290. 20 ACRES on Urge lake fac HOME AND ing Highway. 5 Room TURN. Apt. Close in. Phone FURNISHED Apt., lights A BY OWNER. Giving away, frame house, all in grove. ORANGE GROVE FA 2-2800. water included. FA 2-5158 large equity. Nothing down, Large 3 bedroom home on SXOoO. Will finance. I’h near golf course. 3 Bed­ or FA 2-0495. "CLEAN quiet Rooms" The 349-3451. room, 1 bath, kitchen equip­ 20 acres near Interstate 4. Gables. FA 2-0720. Nice, large, furn. 2 bdrm 16 acres in 3 year old Ham­ ped, Fla. room. Assume apt. 1700 Magnolia 865. 4Vi*» mortgage. FA 2-61U0. lins in GOOD CONDITION. 16. Female Help Wanted (FURNISHED 2 B e d r o o m Here is your chance to house. 2461 Palmetto. Call F U R N I S H E D Efficiency 2 BEDROOM Home on an ap­ make some real money GIRLS wanted. Apply at FA 2-0274. Apartment. Alto 2 Bedroom, Nifty Auto Bath. No book­ proximate one acre of while enjoying all the electric kitchens. Water keeping. 2408 French Ave. beautiful w o o d e d land. S BEDROOMS, H i baths. benefits of country living. A furnished. FA 2 0428. 86300. Flexible terms. rare bargain at $28,000. Large lot and children wetINSTRUCTORS NEEDED come. FA 2-5606. S 31A L L clean downstairs For Sanford A Orlando area Apartment. FA 2 0703. Vivian Woodard cosmetics. Seminole Realty Stemper Agency 2 BEDROOM Home. Furn. Full or part Unit' to teach Larne yard and g»rag«. FURNISHED Apartment. 1901 Park Avenue techniques •>( society uf REALTOR — LNSUROR $75 mo. w ater furnished. Rooms, nice alrey 2nd FA 2-3232 anytime makeup artists of Holly­ FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. Children welcomed. floor. 9 Miles E. on Rt. 413. wood. We teach you free. IMMEDIATE Occupancy, 4 FA 2-0007. FA 2-3771. FURNISHED or unfurnished Call 423-7374. Orlando. bedroom air - conditioned. 2 bedroom Home. Low 2 ROOM furnished Apartmsnt. NICELY furnished Bedroom Tee 'N Green Estate*. Ph. down payment A lo w BEAUTICIAN wanted. Rhone 355. Includes water A elec­ and kitchen. Private bath 322-2744. FA 2 3742. Eve. FA 2-2133. monthly payments. 16 Val­ tricity. FA 2-8544. A entrance. Elderly woman encia Kd. Dellary. Phone 3 BEDROOM, Florida room, or couple. $30 a month. luO 17. M ale H elp W a n te d FA 2 7565 8 tu 3. large yard with sprinkler Holly Ave. system. Good neighborhood. IMMEDIATE OPENING for JOHN E. FOX IX T U B I ' l H I ' t I T r i l l IIT OS* 3 BEDROOM. 8100 ■ month Inquire at 2411 Summerlin. 2 experienced new and used REALTOR T U N .SIXTH J l II l»» SI. I IM­ Pinecreit. 122 Shannon Dr. car salesmen. See or call S 'I IT. l x sm i n iM s u m . 110 N. Park Ave. 323 0550 104 WEST 10 ST. Large living room, range SULK n i l M V . I I . iiH IUS. Red Brass, Brass Motors, CH.VXIMMY XO. M i n i furnished. Redecorated. Ph. NEAT 2 bdrm. hum* in good Inc., FA 2-3411. SPACE OEVROB J IIAUMD.SCH a n t location. Total price only 349-3321. f'T the children in tins In,*, aiA R O vnr.T k. baumbach. 14950 with $500 down and Itia NIKE, ahaded yard and right next IS. H elp W anted r u i n l i f t a, 8. Reich Rentaln bal. with low monthly pay­ to a lovely City park for TEACHER. Junior High ex­ vs. ment of $19.50, A. U t m i i l i l O N U . C H A R LA HUTCHISON more play activity. Three (Kean front perienced for p r i v a t e UHL'AIMUNK H onI.V ACO 11 a n d bedroom, 2 bath house has Apartment. Daytona Beach. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS FRANK RO B IN A U G H , har School. Writp immediately buaband, aeparate dining r o o m , FA 20669. Realtor stating qualifications. Write r-fan d an ta. Florida room, large, eat-in Raymond Lundquist, Also. x o T i r e o r e v i r ix Box 18, c o Herald. 9. For Solo or Rent sukkkw kvt for d k i:d and equipped kitchen, dou­ FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. s-o h s x i . o s i h i : ble garage and fiber glass 19. S itu a tio n * W a n ted TO a C It A It L A DKC M M OSD 2 BDRM house. 817 Catalina B A R G A IN H U N T E R covered patio. Extra bon R O B IN A U O H a n d KltA-NK RUIUN'AC’O H , h s r h u a - PIN EC REST. 3 Bedrooms, 2 This is It. S, Sanford. Near uses are parquet hard* mid CHILDREN kept. FA 2 1182 b an d HLH. 5 Rooms A bath on floors, fireplace and oodles Child Care FA 2 3274 baths, Fla. room, built-in R o u t a No 4. B a l U f o n t a l n a , Ohio of closet space. See the oven A range. 1(M E. Jen­ nice shady lot, furnished Tou. L a f a n d a n t S , a r t h a r a b y if wanted. Empty August owner at 1814 Mcllonville LICENSED CHILD Car* kins Circle. 322 9537. n o t l fl a d ( b a t a c o m p l a i n t to 2. All this for $3800. Call f o rac lo a a A e r a a m a n t a for Daad FA 2-8481. Ave. on uia (o llu w tn a t d a s c r l b a d 2.23 ACRES o( Sub Irrigated 6od-46ul Enterprise. Be gltd proparlv, t o - w it: land. For information call to show you Inside A out. I,ot» S. 1 a n d I, Block D, FA 2-4060. IfT E N A H T B aL U U lV I tlU.V. A l t a m o n t e S p ' l n j a , F lo rid a , a c c o r d i n g to p l a t t h a r a u f r a a o r d a d In F l a t Hook I. P a c t IS. Ptibllo R a co rd a o f S sm l n o l * C o u n ­ ty, F l o r i d a : i n c l u d i n g k i t c n an atovc, r e f r i g e r a t o r . S bcasara. carpat and IRONING, 323-0591. SPECIAL C it ’N Curl Beauty Shop Cold Wave 86.93 complete. Open evening by appt. 318 Palmetto Ave. 322-0831 lot on beautiful lake. Ph FA 2-2U68. 54. Article* For S al* 31 A. Pet.w 25. Plumbing Services PLUMBING Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES R. L, HARVEY 2v>4 Sanford Ave. FA 3-3383 26. Radio I t T e le v la lo a USED T.V. Sets $10. up. Ser­ vice calls $2.00. Sanford T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-9776. 27. Special Service* F R IG ID A IR E Sales k Service G. H. HIGH 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford Ph. FA 2-3*83 BOSTON Hull Terrier Pup­ ALUMINUM Furniture rewebbed cheaper than you pies. Reg. 6 weeks old. eon do it yourself. Bring FA 2-6187. It to the Furniture Center. 32. F u rn itu re 1100 French Ave. Used furniture, appliances, READY MIX Concrete, win­ toois, etc. Bought - fold. dow tills, lintels, steps, Lorry‘a Mart 213 Sanford blocks, sand, cement, rock, Ave. rn . FA 2 4132 pipe, steel, grtwse traps, dry wells, stepping atones. WANTED reliable couple to 3Uraele Concrete Co. lake up monthly payment! 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 of $13.30 on 3 complete roomi of furniture. Coll TAKE OVER PAYMENTS TE 8-1811, Csaaelberry, col­ On Repossessed Merchandise lect. Unpaid Item Original Bal. BEDS FOR RENT Hospital, RoUiway*. Juve­ ’83 Port. T.V. $156.93 $ 83.79 nile. FREE delivery and '83 Port. T.V. $156.93 8103.70 63 13' Refrig $279 93 $138.80 Pick-up. Port. Stereo $ 89.95 $ 39.80 FURNITURE CENTER '81 Power 1100 Preach Ave. Mower $ 54.95 $ 33.00 Ph. FA 8-7163 '13 Auto Washer F R E E E ST IM A T E $289.95 $186.30 Upholeteriag A M ittreie ren­ 'S3 Port. T.V. $179 93 $ 56.93 ovating. New A Used Furni­ Payments to suit YOUR bud­ ture. CeU Nix Bedding Mfg. get. Co., at 706 Celery Ave. FIRESTONE STORES FA 3-311T. Cor. of 1st A French 322 0244 Sell Us Your FuraRnr*. Quick Servicw With the Cash. YOU pick Purple Hull CrowSUPER TRADING POST der Peas. $1.50 a bu. Ph. FA 24677. FA 24. Article! For Sale Luggage, rugs. $2.99 up, Tshirts 48c ea. Boat cush­ ions, Army-Navy Surplus. LAWNS Renovated • Aerate 310 Sanford Ave. Remove Thatch • Chinch Bug Spray (VC-13) • Ferti- NORUE 14* Cuitonutic Re­ frigerator - Freeier. Good 'x e-P h . FA 2 4244 condition. 401 \V. 13th St. MANSFIELD LAWN SER. LAWN SERVICE SHALLOW WELLS A PUMPS 36. Automohilew * T ru c k ! Mowing and edging, e tc . S a t ­ Jerry Lord FA 2-3219 isfaction guaranteed. Ph. 1953 CADILLAC. Clean. Good 26" LADIES Kawlelgh Eng FA 2 1817. lire*. 4343’cash. 305 S. P y k llah Hike. 3 Speed shill, Ave. 323-0703. brakes. Good condlAir-Conditioning* hand lilt ion. $20.00. FA 2-6806. 1936 CHEV. 2 dr. HT. R. 4 II. I I. B . P O P E C O ., IN C . 323-2740. 2u> So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 Shop the Herald Ada where TRACTOR work, mowing, local merchants offer their *60 AUSTIN Healey Sprite. Good cond. FA 3 0618. best buys. discing, blade, scoop. FA 2-7664. Auto Glass, Tops A Sea* Covers AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8033 ALL WORK GUARANTEED AUTO GLASS INSTALLED IF YOU LIKE PONTIACS LIKE WE LIKE P O N T IA C S ... Ifan yon d oM S e n k a r ik G la s s a n d F a in t C om pany 210 Magnolia Ph. FA S-4422 Smart Buyers Come To Jim Hunt Really BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS 3 Bit Home. 202 Laurel Dr. Good location, kilrhen •quipped. Low down pay­ Rail Estate—Mortgages ment. Assume loan. A real 11*. N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 saving. Call FA 29472. Ravenna Park FA 27465 Evening* tl ROOM House. Store build­ FA 2-3677 FA 2 382# FA 2-A160 ing. Wonderful location for Stenstrom Realty small grocery business. 2 Lots. $8,500. $4,000 down, balance $61.00 par mo. 7u« W. 9th or 713 W. 9th St. Rambler CU uic-SEE IT NOW! HOLLERSo/SANFORD '63 Rambler, • .The New Shape of Quality! SAVf BIG STOCK - LONG TRADES 219 E . 2nd S T . SANFORD 2365 P A R K A V E . ♦ Low Monthly Payments _ FLORIDA STATE BLANK LEAVING Town, moat sell *37 Old*. 2 door eedso. Stlck. Clean. Rune good, *295. FA 18841. 957 4 door CHEV. Bel Air, auto tran*. 3 new tires, 333-0873 after I. I960 RENAULT Dauphin*. New motor. Top condition. A re a l bargain at $565. Sea Mr. Burton, Velde* HotcL 1958 SIMCA $230. 1408 Court St. FA 3-4820. 1961 VALIANT, one owner, Uka new. $950. FA 3-2073 after 7:00 p, m. 1935 t* ton FORD Pickup. *175.00. FA 2-8833. 3 7. U o a ta • M o to rs SWAP. 25' Cabin Cruiser for sm aller fishing boat. Ph. 3223114. FOAM Boat seats A backs, $6.00. FA 2 8833. 38. Motorcycles - Scoot era 1959 HARLEY Davidson. Ft* 74. $730. Reel'* Used Cars, lllh A Sanford Ave. B.S.A. Motorcycle. 1982 Super rocket. 850 cc. Excellent condition. Call FA 2-9891 7 a. in. 6 p.m. Evening P h .' NO 84391. l.ovv P r ic e S p ecials T h u rx . • F r i , • S u l. O n ly 1939 Taunu. Htatlun Wagon, Kxlr* 4 8 Q E C lrm 1WW 1939 RvniiiR 4-Dr. ttaU a 376 1938 SUrcury 4-Ur. Alr-Cund. 445 1937 Ford Falrlan* “3U0" Fordor En- 4 0 1 ■in* N trd i Work 1938 Cadillac Coup* DcYllle 495 1933 Buitk 2-Dr. Hardtop 246 W h y be c o n te n t w ith b ein g a P o n tin e W a tc h e r w h en o w n in g o n e is so e a s y ? Besides its fe tc h in g ity l in g , P o n tia c g iv e s y o u so m u c h m o re t h a n w h a t y o u b a r g a in for. A w id e r W id e -T ra c k , s e lf- a d ju s tin g b rak es a n d a n ew , re fin e d rid e , for in s ta n c e . A n d w h a t a selec tio n . S e ttlin g o n y o u r choice is p r o b a b ly th e h a r d e s t p a r t o f sw in g in g in to a P o n tia c . B u t w e ’ll be glad to h e lp , T h a t ’a w h y w e're h e te . 1931 Plymouth 4-Hr, Srdan 180 1931 ChrtruWI 4-l>r. Srdan Exctllrnt Shap« 196 1933 Pontiac |-tlr. Hrdan 175 1931 (lldstnubile l-Dutir 176 1931 Mrrrury 4-Dr. Srdnn 50 25 Latte M odel HHiO • 1962 L IK E N E W CARS ttiv g u t o a a r StMemplutt ON NEW CHEVROLETS OLDSMOBILKS CADILLACS NOW ♦ Low Interest Rita* 1933 Ford Sta. 1A K Wagon. Hun* Good Office FA 2 2118 Night FA 2-0648 12. Reel Eatate For Hale 323 0700 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. BY Owner. 2 Bedroom block House furnished. Screened porches. 3 Extra lots. 18,300 cash. FA 20631. BUYING A NEW er USED CART FINANCE r r WITH US 14 ft. /.1MJIEL. 30 hp. dec. Evinrude, gator trailer. Uk« USED I-awn Mowers. Refri­ now. $475. FA 2-8803. gerators and stoves. Foovey's Sales A Service 34' JERSEY Sea Skif 8830; 3rd A .Magnolia runs A floats, $123 hp. Chrysler marine engine has 84 FOAM Red pillows. Limit bead, galley A bunki, nerds 2 to customer. 97c. Nylon woodwork repair. WekJva covered sofa bed with Fish Camp. 8 Mi. N. of matching chair, cushioned Sanford on St. Johns River. with foam, XXI95. 1 Deluxe Gibson 30" Range used 6 months.. $85.00. 2 Used lie Gateway To The Waterway I to h a o n S p o r tin g G oods frlgeralors $4().oo e a c h . Your EVINRUDE Dealer Berry's Furniture. Out W. 304-6-8 E. lsl Ph. FA 2 5981 1st. St. ALUSChalmcrs. Model (J Piano Tuning and Repair W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4233 cultivating tractor in good condition. For sale reason­ »IDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ able 647-7238 or lee Grave­ tio* etc. Free estimate. Ph ly Tractor Sales A Service. 322 3306. Ill N. Orlando Ave. Mait­ BABY CHIB $10 00. Elecland. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS. rarer. $300. Travel Iron. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Never used. $6.00. Phone FOR your sewing needs. All Types and Siict FA 2 8633. M IL A D Y ’S S H O P P E W* Repair and Service Of fine Fabrics BEAUTIFUL new living room S T I N E 106 9. Park Ave. bed cuuch. Open# like Cas­ Machinery and Supply Co. tro convertible. For 2 peo­ X7 W. 2nd St. EA 2 6132 $3.40 PER MONTH ple. Cost $200, sell $100. ASSUME payments on Singer SMITH Air-Condition Refri­ round bobbin Sewing Ma­ 868-4068. geration service. All work chine equipped to tig rag With purchase of Blue Lus­ guaranteed. Very reason­ and make button holes. able In price. Day FA 2-7434 With guarantee. Balance of tre, rent Electric Carpet Shampoocr for only $1 per Night FA 2 2069. • payments. FA 2-9411. day. Carroll's Furniture. 29. A utom obile S erv ice M. AutMSMtritaa • Tracks M OTOR » T ru d e - ln s W elcom ed F in a n c in g A v a ila b le | IN C . ON A L L CARS HUNT HIGHEST TRADE FOR YOUR CAR! U n c o lit-M e rc u ry BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. :ioi tv . )> t. s t . P h . F A 2-02:11 n il' 1901 Park Avenue VERY large 3 Bedroom FA 2-5232 anytime Home In Loch Arbor, f 160 EFFICIENCY Apt. 611 Park. per month. FA 2-5301. •rra lft iL i.i W E L AKA APARTMENTS: Roomi private tMtba, U4 W. T in t SL •anlorh u n * r. W E S T - SO U TH OK UNFURNISHED J - bedroom HOUSETRAILER with ca­ NORTH EX PO SU RE bana nn l a r g r private lot. hotue, kitchen equipped. Only lix loti to choose from Adulti. FA 2-608*. FA 2-3631. All on nice lake. Wooded and tenii-cleared. Starting FURNISHED 1 b e d r o o m CHOICE RENTALS at 820.00 per front fool. Ex­ bout*. Large roomi. HO * UNFURNISHED 3 Bedroom, cellent term i or buy all mo. FA 3-8544. 1 bath MS. with releaae clauses. J. W. 3 Bedroom on lake. 190. FURNISHED 1 A 3 Bedroom 4 Bedroom, 2 bath. $125. Hall. Realty, 322 3641. 2314 Apartment. Newly decorat­ 3 Bedroom, l*t bath. $116. S. French Ave. ed. Quetnel Apt. Apt. f. MM 1 Bedroom, S bath. $130. BY OWNER. 3 Bedrm. con­ E. 141h St. 322-8194. 4 Bedroom, 2l» bath. 1110. crete block Home, shaded Che 109 N . P a lm e tto Ph. F A 2-1881 �I f. ..7 l _ 1PP■ m fN U N ^ P ■■ ~ —" .■ r., ~ " w v v ■V w :-■'5»” '••■ ' • SKw-'.: ;•-■v. vtf r- W * ..... ^ -T • ; .irrqT'owjws: * ~ i •j ......................................................................................................................... ... _ „ M 7 f 5 i s ^ p & ?-y ;v n •*»•**~r* 4*J-*■*.— » From Europe Tour fromon PA G E THURS., JULY 11, 1963 COUNTY NEWS 4 Girls Back From 4-H Short Course Casselberry Youth Does U. S. Research N . By Jaw* CasaafWrry each week In the pupa stage. Dale Birkenmeyer, mn of They are kept in cages when Mr. and Mrs. James Birk­ they hatch out ind a n fed enmeyer Jr., o( a ll Lake ebeml-itarllaBta mixed with Griffin Circle, Casselberry, sugar. After being sterilised the has returned to San Salvador Island In tha Bahamas, files are released on the is­ where he U engaged In re­ land. The normal female fly, search for tha U. S. Depart­ whose life expectancy is five ment of Agriculture's Entomo­ weeks, mates only once dur­ ing her lifetime and lays an logical Research Division. Young Birkenmeyer came averaga of 9* eggs. The male home, Friday, Juna 91, for fly lives 4 weeks and under a week's visit and surprised Ideal conditions may m ate hla family with a two months with as many aa 34 different females. Thus for each male growth of beard. M L AND M B . STANLEY J. Rapaport, of Caaaelberry, and children Hla work on Ban Salvador fly sterilised the world la "H*rky” and Kathleen, stand In the doorway of th eir “home bn wheels” Involve* a test program for spared a possible 3,348 addi­ which took them across two continents. (Herald Fhoto) trying out a method of eradi­ tional insect pests. l r Jane purchased a t a souvenir are where they found the women cating insects by iterillratlon, Birkenmeyer claims that D r. tad Mrs. Stanley J. very comfortable to wear. w eir six petticoats and go which U proving very suc­ he esn distinguished between Ate male and female of the Mapaport of Casselberry bare Tb* Dutch people find them barefooted, and then on lo cessful. very practical where the Between 40 and 80 thousand species by looking into their returned bona a ad reopened streets arc muddy and there Gibraltar. flies ara sent to the Island eye*. Dm office after a fabulous ar* no sidewalks. They found Italy lo be Use The Island, whirh serves as S H E L L E Y T U F T S , of Europe and. the While in Spain, they saw most interesting country In site for a missile tracking d a u g h t e r o f M r. a n d United State* with their chit- the colorful annual festivals Europe and were fortunate station operated by PinAmer- M rs. J o s e p h T u f t s , o f to be In Rome before the lean, is an ideal spot for the N o r t h O rla n d o , w a s drea. "Herky," 9. aad Kath­ and spectacular Artworks displays at Valencia and death of Pope John and at­ test program because of its n a m e d " J u n i o r M i n a leen, i. tended a public audience In remote location and sm all N o r th O rla n d o ” in c o n ­ They picked up their Volks- Castle Leon. The open air St. Peter's. area. te s ts h e ld d u r in g t h e wipes '‘camper,” which they meat markets with the many Like every tourist they en­ Two other Islands In the v illa g e ’s n n n u u l J u l y christened “ Bronhilde," on files drove them to a diet joyed the xondslss in Venice chain Mayaguana and Grand 4 th c e le b ra tio n . arrival is Rotterdam, Hol­ of ssnllne sandwiches, how­ and the flower market of ever. Turk also have testing pro­ land. It t u fully equipped visited Portugal, San Remo. They also found W'elcoma Wagon Interna­ grams with the methods for aleepini, cooking and eat- They the natives very adept at Inf and esablad the Rapetional, Inc., sent a represen­ varying slightly on each. The squeeiing the "last lira” program la scheduled to con­ porta to travel economlcelly from tourists. tative, Nora C. Norris, to tinue to next June. and simplified the matter of Driving into Swltierland, meet the fallowing newcom­ Birkenmeyer attended Or­ finding aceonmodatlooi. Young and old enjoyed the our stalwart travelers found ers to South Seminole Coun­ lando Junior College for two This resulted In such unFourth of July Celebration many of tha alpine p a n e l years and plana lo enroll in aaual overnight i topping sponsored by the North Orblocked with mow, which ty. • the University of Florida at place* as the Eiffel Tower Those greeted were: Undo Civic Association at meant turning around and By Pearl Jacksew Gaincsvllla in September. The la Parts, the Coliseum in detouring 200 miles. They the recreation area which of­ Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Evers The Fourth of July Picnic Department nf Agriculture Rome and the Leasing Tower fered a day full of games drove through Austria and in­ and children, Keith, II, and now has a new million dollar of Fisa. They dined In ityle and annual Chuluota Fiesta to Germany, where they had and contests climaxed with a In their VW beneath the bal­ was an outstanding success, their only peek behind the Sheri Lynne, three, from Wi­ laboratory located In Gaines­ spectacular fireworks display. cony of Princess Grace and reports Mrs. Dorothy Foi, Iron Curtain when they visit­ chita, Kan.; Mr. and Mrs. W. ville and Dale would like One of the highlights of the chairman. Prlncw Ranter in Monaco. S. Dlmmlck from Savannah, to work there following hla afternoon was the beauty ed E ait Berlin. Crowds gathsred through­ It took about an hour of Ua.; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ba­ graduation. In the absence of laundercontest with Jackie Atchison. m ats, Mn. Rapaport solved out the day from many miles going through the complicated ker from fronton, Ohio. t7-ycar-o!d daughter of Mr. the unlveraal problem la the around for the carnival mid­ procedure to get Into East Mrs. Earclt Abell from and .Mrs. Glenn Atchison, m anner of the local house­ way with everything from Berlin, where guns were Louisville, Ky.; Mr. and Mrs. named “ Mu* North Orlando” wives by waihleg their Fish Ponds to grab-hags and much In evidence and it ap­ James Gleason and children, Shelley Tufts, It-year-okl clothe* by hand 1s the vill­ the delicious ham dinner peared lo be only ooefillb Bruce. 18. and Gail 13, from daughter of Sir. and .Mrs. age fountains. served by Mrs. Jsen Stella, as prosperuui as the West­ Detroit, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tufts was chosen Dr. Rapaport’a knowledge Sirs. Loretta Stiver, Sirs. ern xone, Dr. Rapaport noted. W. R. Brown from Tampa. "Junior Miss North Orlando” of German and his wife's Peg Stewart and Mrs, DeThey toured the Scandina­ and 6-year-old Ellen Camp­ Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Scott By Mra. Clarence Snyder French were very useful dur­ lores Martin. vian countries of Sweden. and children, Kim, eight, A charter was drawn up bell, daughter of Mr. and ing the trip and enabled Mrs. Bert Chlttick and Mrs. Norway and Denmark and Tommy, seven, ind Jo Alli­ Mn. .Malvin Campbell, was Tor the Osteen Civic Assoc isthem to get to know the peo­ A r n o l d Jarkeon were In found Norway to be the pretcrowned “ Little Miss North son, one, from Sanford; Mr ple better In the countries charge of the Midway and tic­ list country which they saw and .Mrs. E. L. French from lion at a meeting of (he ex­ Orlando” . Micky Shiver*, son which they visited. ket chairmen were Mrs. Fox, in Europe with its specta­ Manchester, N. II.; Mr. and ecutive board held Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Shivers. Arriving In Hoiiind at tulip Mrs. Peg Crotdale and Mrs. cular scenery. Sirs. K. L. Zimmer (ram Win­ evening at the home of Nick time, they aaw the flower Doris Beach. Dr. Rapaport carried on ter Park. Pfeifauf, president of the auctions. Mrs. Rapa port finds The winners nf the swim­ advance itudles at a hospi­ Mr. and Mra. G. M. Lund- organisation. the wooden shoes which she ming contest were ar follows; tal outside of London and gren and daughter, Dunns, By using charters of other Adolta, Dan Bocks; I t to Id, found British Socialised Med­ 13, from Cocoa; Mr. and Mn. Jerry Murphy; 10 to 12, icine to he a failure. G. W. Beam and children. civic organisations a* a After sightseeing in Eng­ Erika. 18 months, ami Greg­ guide Hie members of the Stephen Brack; S to 9, Robert Davis and 1 to 6 Arnold Jack- land and Scotland, they ory, two months, from Wi­ hoard have formulated what Alias Marie Allen, daugh­ son Jr. Mrs. Katy Coffy was went to Ireland by way of an chita. Kan.; Mr. and Mra. they believe to he s sound ter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul overnight ferry from Liver­ Horace Hoardmin from Ken­ charier which will benefit the Allen of Orlando, who repre­ in rhnrge of this activity. community. sented Skate City Rollers The prise of the day fur pool. Thix waa a ‘‘must" osha, Wise. By Mrs. Adam Muller The next step la working Dance ami Figure Club of collecting the most money on since Mrs. Rapaport Is of Irish Mr. ind Mrs. W. L. Day A rtist Charles A. Holder of the Dishtoss game was taken descent and they all kissed from Lake Mary; Mr. and for the approval of the char­ Fern Park in Ihe Southern Lakelend and formerly of hy Mrs. Hetsie Jrnes. the Blarney Stone before Mr* Merle Brown and chil­ ter by the Circuit Judge. Region Skate Queen Contest Miami, will be instructor o t Board members will call on in Stiami Beach was select­ The winner of the Bean Ja r boarding ship for home. dren, Merle Jr., 14, David, 10, the summer school a t the De­ On arrival in New York ami Bonny, eight, from Wi­ Oateen resident* to become ed "Mis* Southern Region." Guessing ConGNl was Ruck Bary Mansion from July 89 Girls from eight Southern Sargent ami winner of the they headed their faithful chita. Kan.; Mr. and Mrs. A. signer* of a petition staling through August 9. dinner drawing was Donald "camper” westward for a C. Blackwood from Winter that tlte organisation Is need­ Stales were Judged for heau He received hla Bachelor of ed. visit with Dr. Rapaporl’s fam­ Park. ly, poise and personality Coffy. Ftna Arte Degree In 1960 fnrorporation of Ihe Civic In addition lo reigning at The evening hour* were ily in California. They stop­ from the University of Flo­ Association la the first step the meet. Miss Allen received spent dancing and swimming ped off at such spots as Yel­ rida and ha* taught recently toward the ultimate goal of a beautiful crown, an ela­ and In just good old fushioned lowstone, Zion and Itryce • t the Lakeland A rt Center erecting u Civic Center in borate trophy, a bouquet of Canyon National Parks, ami socialising, Mrs. Fox reported. are convinced the scenery and the Rldga A rt Asan. Osteen, in memory of the roses and a scholarship to “Tha Fiesta proved very in" mthis late Cot. William B»)le. This attend a modeling school. He also studied at the Chi­ «. » ■ i n ■ ■ i " icountry x iu iiii j lfar i a r psurpasses h i |>n - ' v r p profitable «nn a I proceed r . . . . lL . . building to be usrd as a cago Art Institute and the Li. - . ___ . .u- v J ......... . th,‘ nf *n* Other skaters taking part l,l‘* ”'h« *■ »«*• will go teward tha betterment gathering place for resident* in Iho meet from Skate City which they visited. Farnsworth School of A rt in of the community,” said Mra. On Ihe rclurn trip they of the community. Sarasota. lly Mra. Adam Mullrr were Mary Margaret Cohen, Fox. . . . . stopped off In Texas to visit Recent honors which he A group of interested De­ The organisation expects to Lia Cohen. Carolyn Cohen, A tin,e w ,\ h*J b» Mrs. Kapsport's folks. Bary citliens, I n c l u d i n g undertake many other pro­ Sliaran Tucker, Bea Saverhaa won arc grand prise for all and that's something no They are very glad to be James Rucker, the Hev. A. C, jects is well. oil painting, Coral Gables Art rse. Gall Net/band. Gene amount of money ean equal,” back home In Casselberry Summer*, Judge A. D. Wil­ Those present at the meet­ Braddock. Jeri Ticket, Mike Association; Second for nils, she gilded. and say the most iniport- liams, Fred Mil.uirn, Glenn ing in addition to Pfeifauf Mlckn, Barbara Payne, and Greenwich Village Annual Sbe expressed her appredn- ant ,i,mg they learned from Smith and Peter Koppenaal, were Elw ard Pell, vice pres­ George Johnson. They were Fall Show, New York; grand prise, AH South Florida Art tUm and thanks to alt the j their Iravels is what a privi- met together to plan artivi- ident: Mrs. John Tatum Jr., accompanied by their instruc­ Exhibition, Miami; and the women of the community who lege it i* to he an American tlea for the loral youngster* treasurer; 3!rs. Norman Mil­ tor Kenny Perkins. Phi Beta Kappa Creative worked lo make it such a and wliat a wonderful coun- during the summer vacation. ler, and Joe Masters, trus­ Parents making Ihe trip I try In which we live. Achievement Award from the ■urrra*, A* a result 55 young people tees, and I. W. Hawkins, who Included 31rs. Nell IVhrn, University of Florida. were registered at the Com­ Is acting as legal advisor for Mrs. George Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Payne. Mr. He has exhibited at the Na­ munity Center on 31unday. live association. and Mrs. Bill Flckes, Mr. and Sis wrre In the 8 and under tional Academy with Allied Mrs Gerry NeUband. ami group, 15 in the U-tf group, 15 Artists of America. New York .Mr. and Mrs. Paul Allen. in the IM'J group sod 18 in City. M s . \ ’U-n will now r e p r e Tiff T m BTlttlp. — H'j im r»',Tu.re» tviii lie «..i sent Ihe Southern Region at They signed up for the display In a One Man Show the American Championships a t the ManaUm House, July various sports and game* they to be held at Portland Ore­ wished to participate In and 28 through August 9. gon July 27 through August abating, baseball and games A reception will be held at 3lr*. P. T. Piety of Uslrrn 3, 1983. led the Bit. the Dellary A rt Headquarters was hostess Monday evening Sunday, July 28 from 2 to Assisting with the regis­ at a picnic supper fur mem­ tration wrre 31re. W. Lake, bers of Evening Circles 1. 3 4:30 p.m. and the public Is In­ On Dean's List man, .Mr*. Thonia* Armao, and 4 of th* First Preshy tervited to come and meet By Jane Casselberry Sir*. W. F Idler, Mr*. L. isn Church. A rtist Holder. Wayne Birkenmeyer. son of Hiundi. Mrs. James Rucker, Fallowing dinner a business I Mr. arid Mrs. James Birk­ Sir*. M. Mueller. Charlotte meeting was held and the enmeyer Jr., of Casselberry Wells and Sf. Lacy. ‘Smokey* (Join# lesson was taught by .Mrs. made the Dean's list at Or­ By Helen Snodgrass The parent* of DeBary Warren Adams. lando Junior College where youth nr* asked to attend a •‘Smokey, Ihe Bear” will A t t e n d i n g were Mrs. he is an honor stud<‘ with "Fun Night” to he held at Adams 31rs. Curtis Hughes. a straight a record. accompany the Bookmobile Unit on Us next visit lo En­ the DrHury Community Cen­ Mn. Betty Snyder and son tie majored in Business Ad terprise which will he on ter on Wednesday, July 17, John, Mrs. Leon Walker, Mrs. ministration at Orlando Jun­ Tuesday, July 18, from 1:30 at 7:30 p.m. to get acquainted John Wilson, Airs. J. K. ior College ami will continue p. m. to 4:3o p. m. with tha Instructors volunteer­ Blackman, 31rx. Miry Wal- his education by entering All the patrons of the book­ LONG WOOD AREA C h a m b e r o f C o m m e rc e d i­ ing their talents and aarvicea t«r», Mra. Elizabeth Sharon, th* upper division at the Uni­ r e c to r s h a v e e le c te d C . H . Jo h n a o n p r e s id e n t. mobile are especially urged to help the young people en­ Mrs. E. C. Miller, Mra. versity of Florida this Fail to ; eome out and bring their M u rk Hulluck ( r i g h t ) , v ic e p r e s id e n t a n d E . P , joy • pleasant summer in De­ Clarence Snyder. Mrs. Nor- and apaciallzmg in account JrsNkls ts meet "Sniokey.” Bary Hie h a r d s ( l e f t ) , t r e a s u r e r , ( H e r a ld P h o to ) ; man U llkr and Mr*. Piety. ing. »- South Seminole Greets Many New Residents CO N TEST W IN N E R S fo r " L ittle M r. and L ittle M iss N o r th O rla n d o ” w e r e M ickey S h iv e r s a n d E lle n C a m p b e ll. M ic k ey is t h e so n o f M r. a n d M rs. R oy S h iv e r s , o f 61 N o r th E d g e m o n A v e n u e , a n d E lle n is t h e d a u g h t e r o f M r. a n d M rs. M a lv in C a m p b e ll, o f 51 N . T h ir d S tr e e t . And Everybody There Had Fun Chuluota Fiesta Attracts Crowd Osteen Group Drafts Charter 'Miss Southern Region’ Named Holder To Teach Art At DeBary DeBary Plans Youth Program 1 wat named “ Little Mr. North Orlando.” Pat DtdVillagio acted as master of ceremonies and .Mrs. DcIVUIagio was In charge of the contests. Winners of Ihe costumed pet contest were Kenny No- Bridal Shower Given In Honor Of Jane Kirk By Shirley A. Wentworth The home of Mrs. C. C. Jones of .Cecelia Drive, Bear Lake, was recently the scene of a miscctlancoui hrul.il shower given in honor of Lil­ lian Jane Kirk, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kirk of Llnnral Beach Drive. The parly was attended hy Sume 33 relatives ami friends of i Iip honoree. Miss Jones became Die bride of James Christopher White on Friday, July 5. The bride opened her many gift* from a table heaped high with surprises ami over­ head a colorful pink ami w h i t e umbrella showered down streamers that were a t­ tached to the gift* below. All joined in afterwards to play a variety of game*. Pris­ es of hand made clowns were non hy Mu* Sandra Kendal! and Mr*. William Powell. Mrs. Elisabeth lln-e w iis the delighted winner n! a clever bird cage. Alter the game*. the guest* enjoyed a (ro,h> dessert served with cuffee and wed­ ding cake. Buy the more exotic or scarce blooms fur special oc­ casions in Ihe home, and for gift*. Whenever passible, use iho cash-and-carry method It will save delivery cost*. well, first with his dug "Gin­ ger" anil Pat Wilson, second, with his dog, "Peppy." Winners of the Scavenger Hunt were David Johns, first, John Campbell, second, and Dehbie Bishop, third. Those -’jrticipaiing wrre busy for days collecting such peculiar items as a dead frog (dried), an “ I like Ike" button, a clipping from a 1%u Sanford Herald, ami an Eskimo candy lei. Watermelon ealing contest proved a welcome activity for the hot afternoon, and a bavehatl game was played between the men and the boys ot the village. Bill Ryan and his commit­ tee served a chicken barbe­ cue supper followed by an auction of donated items with Chuck Rowell in charge. Everyone enjoyed an even i mm t . . . i i n r,k / l - i n o i n K IL- 11 1 Ing of square dancing with the “Starlight PromenJarc*” from Sanford demonstrating some of Ihe finer points of swing your partner. Osteen Personals .Mr. and .Mrs. Earl Hopper of Jacksonville, III., and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hopper ami two daughters of Orlando Visited Mr, ami Mrs. Robert William*, recently. Robert Arnes spent Ihe weekend with his grandmo­ ther, Mrs, Rose Doyle, Ro­ bert i- now living in Gamesv111** hut is leaving oil a inonth‘» vneat mn in Cali forma. Mrs. John Bradin is spend­ ing s month in Denver, Col. A 2 e Kenneth Harvey and his wile, Palsy, leil Monday lor Ins new assignment at Al­ ius Air Fur re Rate in Altux. U\!a. They have been visillng Ids parents. Mr and Mrs l.eaiue Harvey, Picnic Supper For Circles By Cathy Cam mark Every year when school i> out the most outstanding 4-11 girls of the state, who ar* 14 y e a n or older attend the 4-H Short Course at Florida Stale University in Tailshastee. This year the representa­ tive* of Seminole County wrre Sandy .Miklcr, Slavia; Kathy Rook, Slavia; Margar­ et Steven*. Long wood, ind Cathy Cammack. Geneva. These girl* were accom­ panied hy Home Demonstrstion Agent, Mi** .Myrtle Milson. Andrew Duda k Sons and L. B. Planie sponsored tor trip. The 387 delegatex of Flor­ ida's 22.000 4-H girls veer* welcomed to Florida Stata University, Monday evening, June Kkh by Dr. Gordo* W. Blackwell, president of th* university and 31is* Anna Mae Sikes, Slate H o b * Demonstration Agent. The them* of the 48th An­ nual Short Course was "4-H Builds on Our American Heritage.” Many interesting and inspiring speeches wer* given on our heritage. Mr*. Lewis Bevil, a Tallahassee homemaker, talked on “Our Spiritual Heritage"; .Mrs. 3lyran R. Blee, President of Florida Congress of P.T.A.. spoke on "Our Cultural Heritage.” “ Our Economical and Po­ litical Heritage” was discuss­ ed by Secretary of State Tom Adams; Dr. Stanley J. Mar­ shall, head of Science Edura. lion and the University nf Florida, talked on “ Our Edu­ cational Heritage"; and Dr. 31. O. Watkins, director of the Florida Agricultural Ex­ tension Service, spoke on “The Meaning of Citizen­ ship.” We girls received much in­ spiration from these talks that will help us he better Americans as well as better I H'rrs. Because of the new trim­ ester system, college was in session during the short course and we (elt like coed* attending classes just like college students. Everywhere on th* cam­ pus the 4-H girt* were heard lo groan,” Oh, Kennedy's Physical Fitness Program!" Yet, we tackled the mile hike to hreakfrat every morning at 6:30. The reason for thia was that Ihe 4-H dormitory was located a mile from Hi* dining hall ami the classes. Some of Uic qpweial activi­ ties during th* week wer* the Junior-Senior Reception, "Our American Heritage in Song ami Dance,” the Dre«x Kcvue. a lour of the State Capitol and Supreme Court, and installation of n<*w offi­ cers. Garden Club Wins Plaudits By .Mona Grinstrad The North Orlando Garden Club, organized la Ifrkl with a membership *f 13 women, has liveil up t* its objectiv* and proved au asset tu Pi* comm unity. Tlie objective of the club, which Is read at each meet­ ing to remind the membeix, T I 1III JIM M Y C L A R K , o f S a n f o r d , w a s o n e p ro u d y o u n if a te r w h e n h is n a m e w an c a lle d o u t an th e w in n e r o f a b r a n d n ew b ic y c le a t th e F o u r th o f J u ly F ie s t a s p o n s o re d b y t h e Iainirw ood V olun­ t e e r F ir e D e p t. T h e b ik e w an o n e o f m a n y jyiftn a w a rd e d th i u u g h o u t th e d a y . ( H e ra ld T h u le ) j t i .i.j u .l u .m >i in gardening, to cooperate in tho protection of native plants and birds and lo encourage public planting and roadside improvement. During lie past year Ihe club ha* sponsored “Tho Garden for the Month” pro­ ject for all residents of tha community. Ten awards wire made and eight nf Ihe lawns received honorable mention. Other activities during the year have been a lea spon­ sored by the group in Soplemijcr. a rummage sale in November, a Christina* par­ ty. planl.ng of Cherry Laurel trees, bake aales, and In April they participated in the South Seminole Garden Club Bower allow at guests. �* w. v * d County School Tax Remains At 8.25 Mills g>anforb Ifmtli* F a t women who « r i r shorts shouldn't. . . . • • • GovsrnmtnUl and J o i n town business office* took on * "ghost town" appearance a t about 10:30 this morning. All tha “wheel*" wera at NAS to wltne*a the colorful change, of-commanri ceremony. • • IS # I • > , » . T)r. Dick Dougherty learned today he really hu* It. E. Portt-r for a patient . . . although the name, itself, doesn't ap­ pear in his accounts receiv­ able. . . . Henry Tamm will take over as city manager Monday while Pete Know tea is on vacation in, what Pete terms, “some secluded spot away from it all." . . . We know a chap who feela ho gut stuck the first day after he bought a home. He had the water turned on. The pressure blew out a pipe in the toilet reservoir and flood­ ed the bathroom. Just one of tha trials and tribututions of purchasing a home not newly built. • • * Item on the police blotter hud the new* reporteis excit­ ed for a few minutes this morning. Allied Invrstiaa'i .1 Bureau at St. Catherine’*, On­ tario, Canada, telephoned pol­ ice they huve in custody u man who ia wunted here. Chief Roy ’William* explained It is a sim­ ple assault and battery ruse— man gave his wife a Mack eye and took off into the wild north yonder. . . . I.ocal committee working on having that new state univer­ sity brought to Seminole County will meet with the State Hoard of Control a t Till* luhassee first of the week to offer "some selling points." • « • Coincidence: Mrs. K. C. Smith Jr. was in to see Jeiuinc Warlike, our acting society editor, yesterday with the an. notmeement of the wedding of her daughter, Cupt. Shirley C. Smith, USAF. tit will uppenr ■n Monday * edition.) Today's mail bruught a lengthy fea­ ture story about Captain Smith's "vital role in the aero­ space defense program” at Truax Field, Was. • • * Yo well's, who has law a m business here lor a half ccntury, posted a sign in the store window this morning it has lost it* lease ami is go­ ing out of business. • • « Sen. Jack Mathew* from up JacksonviUe-way hasn't officially announced as yet Hut he intends to run for governor next year . . . but he was doing a lot of hand­ shaking in The Herald office this niorning. Sen. Mack Cleveland was doing the in­ troductions. Tlien they, too, headed fur the change *t>frotntnand ceremonies . . . . and moN> ITinTHVTTJ Miig: ! > r* Governor Calls Troops To Cambridge * Our learn - something - new•very-day item: Seminole la a popular name for must any thing in thl* county. For exnmple; Seminole Boulevard ia a popular name for street*. It'a the nsmo of the street running along ta k e Monroe in Sanford proper. It'a the name of the road running between Lake Monroe community and Puola. It’s the proper name for U. S. Highway IT-TI and/ or State Road i><>0 south of the Sanford city limit*. And Seminola Boulevard will take you to the hor»e track at Cassel­ berry. • V O L . 53 Slil> tmiay asked for bids by July 3<i for the improve­ ment of Highway 4t5 from Sanford's east limit* to the St. John* River and Highway 423 i Grapevllte Avenue i from Country Club Road to West First Street. These two pro­ ject* have been tied up in > package deal with a third project tn Yulusia County. * ■ • Hint to fishermen: R E. Porter, when the wind blew off hi* cap and it sunk in the St. John*, was advised to lastcn a bobber to hu new cap. • • • Fat women «'.» wear slacks .slam do t loos at IbCit backs. WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Saturdny with widely scattered show-era; high today 88-02 ; low In 70a. SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 754 Established _1908 Kill.. JULY 12, 1963 United Press Leased Wire CAMBRIDGE. Md. ( U P liAboul I ihi fully armed Na­ tional Guard troops were or­ dered into Cambridge today by Maryland Gov. J. Millard Tawes after a wild night of racial warfare in the street*. Tnw*’« |h* fjfrjof from the State House at CAPT. JAMES O. MAYO ( r i g h t ) to d a y a s s u m e d Annapolis following an fin ­ c o m m a n d o f H e a v y A tta c k W in g O n e a t S a n f o rd er .ency conference with atatc N A S , s u c c e e d in g C u p t. J o s e p h M . T a lly J r . ; military and police heads to restore order in this Ultle Chesapeake Ray fishing town. Six while men were (hot during fighting Thursday night. A statement issued by the governor's office said: "The National Guard has hern called back to Cam­ Cupt. James OH* Mayo, ni He relieved Copt. Joseph M. bridge. Units are now enveteran of nearly '22 years In Tuily, Jr., in formal cere. rouic from the First Dattanutll y]eIcj Artillery Nuvul Aviation, today became m.-nlr* witnessed by nearly Jion commanded of S a n f o r d ' * 3m) persons at the Sanford based at t'ikrsvllle, Bel Air Naval Air Station. Heavy Attack Wing One. ami Greenbelt. About 100 men T h e ceremony concluded arc being sent." Captain Tuily''» long associ­ ation with Central Florida atul Heavy Attack aviation, which has spnnnrd the great­ er part of the past eight years—a long time by mili­ tary standards. tl Budget To Be Increased By $891,000 Th# 1 W N tax ltry ft* Seminole County school opes* stions will be a.2S milts, con. tinning the ssme as the 1M> 63 levy, tt was tentatively d#> elded by the School Board Thursday afternoon. The levy will continue Ut# same although the budget will be Increased *891.000 tn *6.248,48.1 for the July 1-Jun# 30 fiscal year, Supt. R. T. Mitwee explained. Publie hearing on the bud* get wiU be held July 23. After final approval It will be for* warded tn the State Board of Public Instruction for It* ap< pruvsl. • • • Mitwee explained the levy remain* static, although the budget Is Increased, because of the Increased taxable val* uation of county real and pen sonal property, up *2.2 mil* lions this year over last year. School millage it limited by Ihe State Constitution to 20 mills. The School Board may levy up to 19 mills In the county without a referendum and may propose up to 10 mills more In thr school dis­ trict which must be voted on by t h e qualified electors representing Seminole County, were chosen D IR E C T O R S O F T H E S t. J o h n i- I n d lu n R iv e r (freeholders). chairman and secretary-treasurer, respective­ r « n u l D is tr ic t, a p p o in te d e a r lie r thi.** w e e k b y The biennial district m itt ly. Pictured from the left: Krider, Hansom G o v . K a r ris H ry n n t, m e t T h u r s d a y a f te r n o o n a t age elertion will be he.’d Nov, Downes, Orange County; It. C . firmly, Rrevtril M a y fa ir In n to o r g a n iz e a n d to la y p r e lim in a r y 3, at which time three school County; Steve Shlnholser, Volusia County, ami p la n s f o r p r o m o tin g t h e p ro iw se tl w a te r w a y . trustees will be chosen. Rrumtey. (Herald Photo) J o h n K rid c r a n d J o h n 11ru m ley , o f S a n f o rd a n d Last year’s 171 mills gn was divided 3.33 la the eoun* tg. 3.73 In the district and 14 (or bonds. The School Board seeks to continue this break* n o r w * E x h ib it , down with the Nov. I elec* fly Mona Grin*tead Uon. However, t h a board three cf the Ming's six squadTALLAHASSEE (I PI) — The North Orlando Volun­ run* and Captain Tuily’* own Gov. Karris B r y a n t mid could lump the three part* teer Fire Department an­ under the one heading e l staff members stood at a t- j Thursday that Florida's exnounced plans to join the terition in full dress white hihll in the New York World’s Hi* criticism uf Kennedy county millage since it is be­ fer a "craven fe jr'’ of Ihe was "standing wliere hi*lnrv WASHINGTON lUI’l) Florida Slate Firemen'* Assn, uniform. Fair will cost $5 million, hut ben, Barry Goidwstcr (H tuture and Lave taken the omc placed the true liberal." was based on the President'* low the to mills permitted by ai a meeting hi Id at the com­ The other three units are de- added he wiisu't sute the m- Art*.) »ald today that Presi­ country tr > far to the h it." ltr mid tug iim-scrvatlve recent speech at American the Constitution. munity building Wi-iluvudMv r J o * 1. (.. '. ias • • t.Uhellt would pay off. dent Kennedy appear* "de­ Gold wat--r Mid Hint U. S. stands fur freedom, individ­ University in which he re night. The new three-In-one bud* Siroud and Sixth Fleets. , termined to coexist with in­ CommuMtt party leader litis ual right*, justice, order and ierred to a Soviet interest In gel will include *3,039,433 for Paul Ueom-lt of Sanford, Coptuin Tidly re.ul the or- "*OllCC S c llO O l a "just and genuine peace" Hail w as urging defeat of j hotair. ternational c u m m u n i s m president of the state asso­ support a n d maintenance, TALLAHASSEE (Ul’l) — wherever it thrive*—even in OOP candidates next year "I believe today's liberal and urged an effort tn “ make ciation, is schi'duhsl to apeak fieial orders which will take 1293,831 for bonded indebt, lom next to tho National W s r i g i r r c t s r y of Stale font the world safe for diversity is so frightened uf tile future and support of "people's po­ the Western Hemisphere," on this subject at ■ future nines* and *912,179.99 fat College in Washington. I t C, j Adams recommended today | The loot GOP presidential litical movements" that Halt that be i* incapable of act­ meeting. construction, for ■ total o< traditional stepping stemcreation < > f a atate-supporlrd |w„ih l|||y coupled his attack ing in the present," Goldsaid operated within the or­ The department alio plan* W2l8.4tJ.TJ9. higher command, law enfuremenl acudeniy tv un Kennedy with a rli.ir :e bit nf the Democratic party. water said. “ Why else are we to receive thi- training pro­ This is compared to Iasi Then Captain Mayo read train p a rt officers in tiie state confronted today with a vir­ However, Goldwater added that the nation's liberals sufgram offerrd by the State year's buJget at *4,291,499 for In., assigning him to the p n -jo f Florida, that he was not suggesting tual paralysis of policy? Mil) Fire College. support a n d maintenance po rian t fleet eammand fur I else doci Cuba remain a that Democrats or New Prun Starting next week, volun­ (operation*), *318,816 fo r tier (men were Communists festering, Soviet power base teer firenu-n will conduct « ihe next two years. When he v iC C li C o i l t G S t bonded indebtedness a n d finished he turned to Cnptuin ST. PETERSBURG (I I I) on our very doorstep? Why or that tin- Communists had house-to-house solicitation to Owners of unlicensed dogs T|„, St. Petersburg m y captured emit ml nf the Demo else are »e trying to pretend in lauigwwal may soon be $846,422 for construction, for explain tile object* of (be de fully and announced with n a total of *3.436,734. -.ilute, "I relieve you, Sir. council voted Tbursduy to tipthat international communism era tic parly. part men 1, ask fur support and singing "Where. O Where Milwee explained IN In* Tully returned the salute <prupriule gtu.tltk) to have the In a speech prepared for is mellowing and not nut lu Ha* My Little Dog Gone?" s i es-ek new members. crease In operations is du# enslave the entire world?" The departm ent agreed with " ll* answered, "I aland re- Mr*. Anieriu content held In-re WASHINGTON (Ul’l) — delivery before Hie Human Mayor A. R Iairmann stated mostly to salary increases of Goldwater said that the ('mini liman A rt Fermi's sug­ lleved," thereby ending com- j„ conjunction with the Frsti- The kiunedy ndmini truti-oi Events Conference, Goldwa at the city council meeting nearly *300,ooo, including aq m.iml winch Ix-gun June 37 , val of States. gestion made ut the July adopted a "wail and see" ap­ ter said today's conservative "cause, for our indcciaiotl and iait night Hut all unlicensed added 33 new teachers on the 1 inaction is a deep footed (car dog* found within the city li­ raunril meeting that residents 10(11. proach today before renewing payroll. Earlier, the two officer* 10 D i O O i l l ! O U t on the part of the liberal es­ Its efforts to settle tile striVelie asked to pay a booster fee mits will be picked up be Although the building fig* tablishment which foreclose* of *:t to he put in the village-' inspected the men aligned in BUENOS AIRES, Argen­ threatening railroad rules dif­ ginning July 2t). ure is larger, there will be the iNissihility of any action treasury for the use of fire review formation, tina I IJ 1*11—The Argentina putr. Nearly 2nn dug* were li less construction. (July new at all that may contain a At the conclusion »f til* illMitritinic I'refectute set the Author native sources sitid and police department need*. censed in the city lad year, construction planned tor th# slight element of risk." A letter will be mailed to -[lection, ( apt. Hubert M. known death toil at lit per President Kiunedy had not de while ntiiv .rJ have been li next fiscal year is five rooms ‘'.Suili eraven fear is comcat It resident explaining the Ware, commanding officer of .on* today in the fiery wreck i ided on what legislation to cenvcd Ibu* far this year. at l,akc Mary School, a must# MtAMI li I'll — A *uhan |,|e|r |y „„i „f cliaraefer with f„g.*hrouded strainer in *rek from Congress (f there purpo.-e of this before thr NA** Sanford, opened the In other husines* Iairmann room at Cruoms High School, ru le leader say* the fishing Alllvrtcan spir|t," he deformal part of the program tliu River Plate estuary south is no agreement by July -’J. collection I. made. staled that he ha* written a Indudrial art* building t t when be has promised to *ub- limit Him* lt«iv w im **int» n I eta red. Kim Chief Bill Halin I* and introduced Rear Adrn. of here, letter to tin- State Road De­ Seminole High School and tionally by Russian i utik1 Goldwater said "liberal* partment inquiring about the , mil his recommendation*, acting a* president and see Kolieit GoMUiwaite, common-1 two cl.vun.mii at Oviedo trawler* . wh‘'n 11 surprised h#ve ,akt.n u, tlM U r Hie rstary at present until u lilt ‘Ice **f k leet Air in the Jack- gVl'I’U ljf M llC H t, Administration officials hestatu* of State Road 427. High School. the Sovl.t vessels engaging ,cft (uf £(mmJ u< ,ht. of to tiatm-s is on the mem- o.nvillo area. fci, CAJON, Calif. ( UIT) j lieve chances are slight that • • • The auilitur'i report uf the in "espionage" activities in ,jon ,)ar,jcu|4r|y when Goldthwuite, wiio led the An A WO I, Camp i’endelton Hie four-year-old controversy hership roster. Ilw has an­ fiscal year ending Aug. 31, Last y ear's and this year's the Cnrlbhcnn. find Olirselvc* in a Worldwide nounced that a hard auction Wing at it* inception in 1951, | Marine, | ‘f. RolierlHammock.: <ver the railroads' pro p er,I tlDU, wa* accepted ami Hie construction figures are ro> Tlw Sno' Hoy has been •truggle witli the forces of hose has been purcha*»d fur <|Hike briefly about the ae- in, who told police lie nmy work rule change* wilt he •rtstatement of bill* accepted kited in that much is a carry­ missing since July I on a the extreme left." the truck and will la- installed rornpli.-hiiient* of (he .'Sanford Imve killed a mail during a ««d without legislation, and payment authorised. over — new building started voyage from Kingston, Jucommand. immediately. strong-arm rubbery at Tucson, But they said a six man Plan* fur the new city hall lad year to be completed this mnirn. tn Noitlienst Cay wit t Then flitrostrum *«» turn­ Ari*., was arraigned Thura- t"*"'1 named by the President Tha department meets mi still have not born completed. year. Hi person* aboard the second Wednesday of each ed over to Vice A dm. Frank day on a charge uf ilti-gul poa- to investignto the dispute The exile lender. Dr. I.uU might help to shape the i**ui * month at 7:30 p,m. at th«-com­ (I'tteime, eominamler of Na­ session uf S weapon. for Congress and the public. Conte Agnero, said Thursday munity building In the recrea­ val Air Forces in the Atiantle night he believed tit* (53-foot Alt nil-point* bulletin was Fleet, for the principal ad­ S Th© rrjiort to tion area and will welcome vi-i*el "surprised Itussiau |HUI(| by Sheriff J. L, llobby dress. 1*11 T*SHI’Iti j H | | |'j | « , *Lo rri'iidcnt alia iutk'lit t* ihJ new members. trawlers engaged in clandes- . tht* morning for a Lung wood Rcsue ‘t e a m , tem porarily ,r’ '" ,l ,’r’ t',,lh *Mp* Hits espionage ai-ilvitic* in man and a Juvenile who ra­ Hhiinduiit-d their search for to cluing? their position be­ the area and was intentionally raped from custody Thursday . three teen.tiled i-iyx, believed fore the document i. sent to New Commander Takes Over Wing North Orlando To Join Stale Firemen's Unit JV Z W A... Liberals Gone 'Too Far To Left'- - Goldwater Kennedy's 'Co-Existence' Stance Blasted Longwood Dogs Must Have Tags 'Wail And See' Is Rail Policy Russians Sank Sno’ Boy, Says Exile Leader Sheriff Hunts Two Escapees VALDEZ HOTEL 'aribc Downtown Sanford Search Halt sunk." lost deep in the old Castle • I . .!'![ Shannon Coal to . mine near here, early tmiay after "do- • injr ©verytiling humunly !»•*• tireeks Leave Meiny, _a night. , “ Mcial* *atd. The- !’ B Navy culled off b'vutch I* being made for Vl.i.ViVt ""iGeorge t-e ' il wl**(-pread search for the tdiiin It. Crawford, 31, and a president .... mtu.r „i , | u. »'"y J"l> «. .......rising IU , who escaped from Deputy member of the presidential panel, would try tiie blue und white Iwnit either J. tj. Galloway after they had ...n urreeled a* suspect* in tn see if there vvik uiiy Riink in high -en- or brok* |M up nil U f. IT, tin Un it of a ciguietto vend-Muinn lot could M-ltle tin- -!1• Conic, leader of the Sent!- mg lime him* at Mobley's putr and avoid emergen > LONDON t u r n — King n<d* of Liberty underground Corner Saturday. When Gallo- | ( i n ig i i - .-l i i o .i l a c t i o n . I’aul and (Jiiern Frrderika of organization, -aid an amateur way bud stepped his cruiser lilveea flew home to Athens radio operator in K>-y \Ve»t,ith« two jumped out Hud ran today, ending a tumultuous picked up a message from tht into the durkiir-n, four-day state visit to Hr it rain Norwegian freighter Bsume {sheriff Hobby said (he mumarked tiy demonstrations, Lily 7 raying it had sighted chine had been fished from a street fighting and an unpir Joey 1‘avelcTiak, son of Mr. three Ru-.inn trawler* about amull lake at Casselberry and ceilcnted booing of (jureii Elis­ and Mrs. Joseph I'uvebbak ,'JO miles wi--t of Jamaica. the cigarette* recovered front abeth. of Fern Bark, wa* elected to On July 6, the body of one a hiding place, the llou-e of Repst-wenlatlvc* of Hie Sno' Roy's pa».-rnger» ul American Legion llisy '*, was found flouting in tht- wu- 1 State held in Tallahassee thi* ter some •'•0 mile* west of -| | ) |C 111 C IIP LONDON (L T t) presidenli.il envoy W. Averell week, Joey was sponsored by NortheastLay. which i* about III NNELLON. FI*. (U l’l) Two men and two women were Horn man and British govern- AmericanLegion Memorial 1f*ll mile- .noth of Kingston, merit Irudei ♦ agreed today to Poet 2o6 of Casselberry. | "This I* the first time So k ille d today when their enr pies* for a nuclear test ban Johnny Haynes, son of Mr v et ftshin,' vr>- I- hav been c o llid e d with a truetur-truilub ut Jumuicu, an.| i-r truck un un overpass on with no strings attached at am] Mr*. Finney Haynes of -.giited Highway 41 north of the three-power nuclear test Longwood, w»» *keUd sheriff it la significant. they were III. ban negotiations in Moscow|aml cuunty eommi-sioner. li spotted I’< tits - imr ar*a hern. H i g h w a y patrolmen u i f on) ‘J t w i i o u n a b l e i m n i e d i a t e t y t o next week, diplomatic souree* t>a* sponaoted hy Old Glory where t Two Seminole Boys Elected Ban E D G A R It. S I T L E I t S R ., i t t i m l lie u te n a n t colonel o f th e U . S . A ir F o rc e , o n re c o m m e n d a ­ tio n o f R e p . A. S . Ile r lo n g J r . , w as n a m e d T h u r s ­ d a y h y P r e s id e e n t K e n n e d y n.-t (ro a tm u n te r a t <’:t n e lln - r r y a n d hi* n a m e s u b m itte d to ti e 1 R. S e n a te f o r c m f i r t u a t i u i i . ( I le ta ld 1‘iii t n j l -..(•J. u. s. Bust X I of Feru Balk. i hrn u t r ii t o n ic said. j id en tity them . B It’s Fuiitimc ^ ® ' ri. Nitos at the Caribe! Music by I'ckk.v* Hill and Kuss! '1 1 ^ ) A| yA 1 i * r i i T i I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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[C “ • . |6 P «0 4 -A —Ju ly 24, IM S PATIO FOODS FOR Yank's Vintage Ante Makes Europeans Blink PAW S <UF1) — The long, lew Engliah iporta ear rum* bled op alonftlde the tower* Inf, 84-year-old American readatar chaffing up the read towarda Parii. When the driver of the Jag­ uar had flnlahed hla amuaed inspection of the ancient auto he floored It and loomed ahead. Second! later, glancing back hn hla rear view mirror, the aport! car driver blinked with dUheJIef — hot on hla Ull waa a little man gunning the 1909 Chalmera Detroit with pedal to apart. t o o "P eat 00 mllea an hour I couldn’t keep up with him." the, Chalmera pilot admitted. For 85-yrar-old Fred Haller of (1132 Lehigh Rd.) Pittaburgh. Pa., the Chalmera la an International calling card. The retired auto dealer epent three yeara reconditioning hla green roadater. The Jaguar driver waa juat an* of thouaanda of Euro­ pean! who were ahaken with dlabellef aa the aturdy, but delicate-looking antique car, originally dealgned for a 33 mph top apeed whined by. Haller waa winding up hla two-month, D.OOO-mlle tour of Europo hero and getting ready to'load hla bliarre converaatlon piece aboard the liner “ France." Everywhwe he stripped, admiring and friendly crowda gathered. During hla trip through Italy, England. Belgium, fk rmany, 8wltierland, The Setherlanda and France, Haller haa collected rally priace and motor buff frlenda. □ □ Ground Beef • • Pork Steaks • • W ieners............ Sliced Bacon • • Per G rillin g , T r y Fresh Le a n □ Copeland'e Picnic or P a tio Special □ Breakfast C lu b T a s ty □ t Cold Cuts iioo^ fa i •. . Plaiackman'a Cera Od Margarine .................................... #»• 37c Legal N otice T-aa. Sita 91c l(,ao,i a-l . i-ir ir. Itan i \ in r: i ihi i rr m i i i i t ok t i i i : m v h i j i mi i *i . i ih ­ i i ir. i \ %>n vim *t:wix n i; i in v rv . » i.irn tu i. ru tn ll/f. Pillibury'a luttar-Plakt Oinnsr Rolls 7Q r Jyl **■1 ■ jaU® • Arthur II- Ba c k w lth . Jr CUrb o f Circuit Court I I , : M art ha T. Vlb lan li r p u ty Clark J uisauh M. Muraako _..orti«y at Law Altor l i l l h aray IT-V7 —»». O S ' * H i f i r n P a rk . Florida Public* J u l y IT, 34. II A Au* T. 114V CDK -*4| • * ’ 3 Family Tatra Trent Baby Gouda ............................... 49c fr o z e n fo o d s Sere Ira Rich, DoIkmuv 14 Chocolate Cake ....... * 5 • C M ’i Bratsk Frm iin M 79e 'UT 19c frozen Waffles .. » Geld Kiag Quick Freaes ^ Hush Puppies............ 29c Saekreek'a Quick Freaes Petite Peas l o Z ^ B ean s . ...................... 4 ~ ~ 99c Tip-Tap Fink ar Rafelee Lomoaode .................... . 6 79s Martaa'i Tatty Anartad (l% TeReA M r ■OM44«M G re e n fish Cakes .......................... 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Ail cauyaa m i ya.Ji.aa alt In 1<> <SEAL) 29c Musnstsr Cheese ..................... <T 69c (Biat.a* ait. ini, ar. trail «>• County. Florida. i , a l.aan tlle-t agalnat y»u In |h « abuva.atyla>l ault ami you a ia r#i|Ulr»il lo aarva a cop y of your A n a a i r o , 1'laa.llng l o tha C om p la in t on Plaintiff** eito rn a y JOUKI’II M MUll.UI. K«l. I', O. Hoe 733. Ktrn Perk. N-iiilnnla C o u n ly , Klorlila. ami f Ilo lha o rig in a l Anawrr or f i t Jilin* In lha o fllc a of lha I’l t i k o f lh a Circuit Court on »r b e f o r e tha U l h llay uf Auguat. 1143. If you fall l o do A>. a d . i r a a pro cunfaaan w ill b. tuban a g a l n a t you fuy lha y.Uaf i l e m a n J o l In l h a Com* plaint. \ \ ITNI'-H* my hand and o f n rial ,« a l o f o l f l i a at tianforil. liamlmil* Cu u n ty . Ihta lilh ■lay o ( J u l y . I l t l . H I. S«Ht, Nytty-Flavored TRIASURI ISLI F lllI D AND OIVtINtO SHRIMP 1 'i- lh kaa S I.99 K -.l lanca unknown IIKI.MM II. I'ttlllllilJ ^ lla.I-tanra Unknown Ton, l>,f*B.|»nlt. am haraby Itotlf l*.l that a complaint In fo r tilo it a rartaln m orieaa* on lha lollow liig .laacrlb.'l prop- n r tllu ala. lyin g ami bain* In Mnnlnola County. K lotlia. t o . w it: lull IT. Illook 17. N ollTII -TTT Sfitiltwls ............. ....................... Mn. Faul'a Family Pack W m e n Ann I- VKII It El.I. an,| iik ix n u k k h iie i .u li.r .n lin ii vhtich o r ai it i> winrriitoM riiHW 1.0*1 n r ro i m en Aim i- kkiihkuu lhareof rteordail Uimk IT. I’aa** 4 ■reek<*ewe'i Daliciau, Crsom Pies ................. I H IM KHV VII. IMTI ri:m :i(A i. national m o r t - QA'IK ASSOCIATION, a cor- • Whipped Butter .......................43c loo FOLIDINT SI 69 VALUI POWDIR AND DINTURl RATH 4 d a ir y sp e c ia ls S S V & pltt l-lat I Sw iff's Prem ium P r o T tn T t n d t r - A f t d Gov't-Inspected H e a v y W e ste rn Beef Sh rim p ...........»>79c aocorillna l Short Ribs • • • • M eat lo a f 89c $ 1 2 9 oltl-ANlMi, I Sw ift's Prem ium P r o T tn T e n d e r-A g e d Gov't-Inspected H g a vy W e ste rn B a a f (fn g lie h -C u t) In Parla, Haller weaved the Chalmera gracefully through vlcioua rush hour traffic Tentow'a Quick-Fraian . . 2»/a-lb. p k g . anarl* at tho Place de L’Etoile and Place de la Cuncorde. Aa a reaped for age, cara every- j when- gave him the right of way and policemen waved him Freak Florid# Medium Siaed W hile through where other cara ! Wire halted. duller allowed hla rebuilt •nglmt to a pair of French Reg. 49c! 49c I Swift Premium motorcycle cope, trying to tell 6 -o z. them he could paae up moat pkg. amnll and medium aired Euro­ pean aadane. They didn’t be­ (Chopped Horn, Pot Rooit, Thuringor) lieve him but, for a lark, they clocked him — a t 80.9 mllea pi-r hour. To any and all intereatid ra r fana Haller trlle how he piraoniilly rebuilt the original G r e e n S ta m p s engine and added goodira alich mA Wit taup— mk »—ibaaa ah aa dual carburetor! and hot DR. WIST CUSTOM TOOTH BRUSH iH«,r — M«a«umr ignition and reworked the Adah Snt TSc au,pmainn and all moving n o u n t - t . iut, i t i**n paita to make the awkward(miking, braaa-trimined roada ttr handle like a compact car. iW S 'e V e Y W i For the Pittaburgh earlover, the citlee of Europe <S M l G r e e n S t a m p s were aecondary. Getting there ” oath A it caopa. m.1 ywihaia ah waa more than half the fun. r I 3 • a^ % ptiifi * • a a aa p o a ^ l* M . si □ □ □ □ Lettuce ........................... iUV 19* Sunny Slope Delicioua Freeatene Peaches.................. ‘"’C r-" 39* Fancy Grown FratH Florido Cucumbers................. 3 h. 14* Cherry or Mint Flavored Sections of Grapefruit........ ....... 4 *1 t j 1 k.) "SERVING ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. CASSELDERKT, FERN PARK, LONGWOOD, MAITLAND. NORTH ORLANDO AND HANFORD" . . . . HIGHWAY 17-91 and trow STATE ROAD US ) * �* t It * u. Railroads A c t To A v e r t M id n ig h t S trike ^ e lo * * W ork Rules Nikita Reported Due in Havana Today Off Again Important' R. E. Porter beratne clifibW to register (or voting her* last week . . . and did j W A S H IN G T O N ( I ’P I) .— T he ra ilro a d s atrreed *o. Within three d a n he wa* to d a y to a colt gross intbtl re q u e s t t h a t th e y postjtonu receiving Junk mail from the th e ir new w o rk ru les for at le a st SO d a y s. T h e a c tio n politician* What other kind a v e rte d a n atio n w id e s trik e th re a te n e d f o r T u e sd a y . of junk mail can he evpect, I CamiT A rail m a d spokesm an an n o u n ced to a crow ded • • • hetirinjr f a m t o f the H ouse C om m erce C o m m ittee I th a t th e c a r r ie r s h n d North Orlando Village Coun­ W E A T H E R : S c a tte re d a fte rn o o n ahow ers to d a y unit F r id a y : ltiph to d a y SS-!)‘2 :lo v \ to n ijfh t in 70.*. ag re e d to th e pontponecil Isa- announced that ap­ HAVANA (tfP It — Soviet ” E hin Wished m os TIIUKS.. J l ’l.V 25. 1%:1 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 76:1 U n ite d Presa I.eased W ire m e n t re q u e s t “ in o rd e r t o pointive officer* will lie re­ vou co o p erate w ith C o n g ress." placed if they do not attend Premier Nikita Khrushchev T h e c h a irm e n o f th e the August meeting or send may .itrive in Hnvnna today H ouse am i S e n a te com no word why they are unable to take part in Friday’* mass I merce committee* hnd s*ke<l to he present. iibservame of the 10th nnnifor the delay In give Con* • • • sersury of the abortive Santi­ gre** time to net on PresiI.atrst word from Seminole dent Kennedy's plan to hand Shopping Plata is that Me- ago revolt, it was reported Stanford National*. vith the dispute to the Interstate Crory • Otisco and Eckerd's a :■ Win pestl’d Wednesday I Commerce C-'mmi»ifort. Drugs will open on Tuesday, Rumor* of Khrushchev’* , , Tin* ii*wer wn» tea* given The mil rail ,.answer Aug. 6. OTASCCV—Initials for possible arrival huve Wen rir evening, moved up ami will today by Daniel p. Loomis, Oklahoma Tire and Supply dilating for weeks. Specula* ' IIKIU.IN tl'P O — Richard 1 face the mu thorn sub district prevalent of tbe Association Compan), a subsidiary of tion »a* heightened when a M. Nixon today warned against winner Friday evening in the of American Railroad*. McCrory Corporation. The number nf cabinet ministers accepting Soviet Premier SiThe deadline for putting Little League plav off The (m an cnncele-f t'»dny'* appointments, kita Khrushchev'* "rorti*Publix Supermarket by genial Jimmy Kinsey I will saying "we must be at the tenet’ line" which he said tournament *. e ha* not been lh” new u,,rti r,lU'* i",•’ , f * feet had been 13:01 il.m, Tues. Join in the opening celebra­ nirpmt to receive an import* would perpetuate Communist aetocTed. lay. Imposition of the rules ant personage." domination of people* who tion. banford s. o l d on - e.n in iiU.li-hing thousands of job* Some observer* coinddered want to he free the top of the first Wednesday ...... h„v„ „ ff „ Budget hearing forheads i 11 significant that a fueling He told a news conference evening when t le t....a . , «v<trUl,. of county departments have «<>p « “» arranged recently in following visits to Bed-run nml sacker, Rob Ruler, boh. In appealing for the delay, been set for 8:30 a. m. Erl Kuitieu for Soviet airliner* Hast Berlin that it is "the Idi-d ( n il Simpson's grounder. which would he the fourth uio*t wool) type of thinking" day, with each department plying between Russia ami Mett Mol gall lined nut to since the work rules i**u<r head scheduled for a 30-in in- 1Cuba, possibly to decrease the to believe that Soviet arcepthe allot tstop nod Skipper came Io n lien.l this year, utc session with the county risk of n Khrushchev trip, tance of a partial test ban Setikarik sent a sharp liner Chairman John Pasture, li­ commissioners. Comparativ e Planes flying nut-stop often means the Russians want to to left, scoring Simpson from lt- I , of the Senate Com­ figures for last year's bud­ arrive with only IS to HI) min- ire'ax tension, first. merce Committee toiil te’omgets and the now request* also lilt*' fuel remaining in their I He said the Communists, in Clermont tallied three iiitn-s i* "You have already waited tjmii*. stead of trying to end the will tie required. on an i-cror. a single nml n for four years, and 30 day* • • • cold war. Iiavr stepped it up * • • towering homer by Richard more is not going to do any , in LatinAmerica, Europe, Tlicre were as children con­ premier Fidel Castro arrivThiimlinsim, which sent Sid­ great harm." fined to county jail during eil in Russia this year in time IAfrica and Asia, ney l.iijd. Sanford southpaw, lie also warned Loomis that Nixon said in all negutiathe month of June, the Juven­ to take port in the annual to the showers. there was a good chance of a with Khrushchev the Moscow May Day observance. Hon* ile Judge's office reported. Sanford tied Hi,- score III j.in t resolution »f C.mgre** I'nited States should "most III* departure from Cuba «»» • • • the third on n walk by Cecil demanding Lb* delay if ths n»t announred until he had on freedom for the peoples D A M iK ItS u f a rail m ail vv.uk stoppaRU w ere m e n ial a g e n t : H ullnnl, Jim S m ith , .layette p ifs iMrs Taam ar Braden, ad­ Sinf|ison and ilouhlra by Hilly railroads did not agree to it. arrived in tlussiu and hi* re­ <m whom Communist dictatord e n t: L. A. A nderson, Al l. a s s is ta n t siiperino u t lincil t.u lav I iv Kay Hu I lard, Jac k so n v ille , ministrator of the Sarepla -Miller and it.Ily .Martin. Although such a resolution imposed turn trip was equally secret, ships have been te m le n t in cltnrjre h e re , mid F ra n k V olloline, puldic relatio n s d ire c to r <>f A tlan tic C o n st Line Rest Home has requested the In the top of the fourth has no force of law, its psy­ ostensibly because he frstril )|* ilt'l their will, ilailro ad , lie lo re th e S a n fo rd Javcees. Die lu re. I J a y ecu ju d R ia m ilia in u u n . county to grant her "insight Sanford acorcd two run* on chological impact could h« a D. S. attack. I '**■«»• W Khrushchov (Henilil Dlndo) fen in tile le ft: W esley llen sl.-y , local A C L cunt* into your plans for the build­ error* and a sharp single by heavy. It was announced while beginning to end the cold ing of a new county home." The Senate committee ques­ Melt Morgan. Castro s a t ill Russia that war. Phe contrary is true dorm ant knotted the score tioned the railroad official* Khrushchev would visit Cuba File Iron i urt.nn in Berlin R was brought out at at fi-nil in tho huttout of tin- in an unusual night session is tighter than ever before. I County Commission meeting I ) ' ' urfourth on two walks, one e r­ that ran to nearly t t o’clock “ In Budapest there Is a Wednesday that unless SO per ' * n ,tri' feglme i« com* ror and a hit through the mid- nnd railed ICC official* for ,,U|* r,’I,r,' " i,m' ml rent plus one of the free inulidrering TAon taxi* to help there dl« l-y disk baseman John hearings taler today. is more now in Warsaw holders' vote on the question l,fln* Pr" vilu’i“l "■si-b-nt* In- The Communist* are slopping Driggers, of the J73 million bond issue to Havana for the mass dent* Sanford pulled the game out NEW* YORK I I'l'l i — Five up thy’ mid war. They a » j A n o t h e r D o ltlV nnsti.itima eotnmvmoratirsf ’he which come* up in November, in tho top of tlio sixth. With "Itl view nf the radpo.ld*' •Ij t nk” s President Kennedy's expanding on all Iromv. In CU<K can 'AYKKAI i l l ' civil rights ileiiioitslrators. there will be no new univer­ Iliad attack on Santiago'* Latin America now wv have .icci’planre iif the pr sals MpMiio-iubsl lit a loiigli-tirlk utio out, Simp.ou reached first An attempt to launch a .«•P“o|**al* »« »*'"'•■ the rail Mortcadn barracks. sity for Seminole County (or on no error. Melt Morgan Most of the taxis will .qier- the grealrst danger from „nd Syncom o..mntuni,..t . ... road union AUpute or. i no. i- m.i*. thus far,” In- continued. judge rot III. ir la. k of any place else! > Of cou*sc, onniimir.i-ni that ever rv*ten walked and Skipper Senkarik eil tiy I’engress, :ii" nation tin unions' charge that u nte in the greater Havana satellite wn» po ipolird today too, there must be a major­ lemor-i-," will -p.-n.l ,'tn to reached first nit a fiel.lei'a there.’’ tor (lie second time, dually wilt Ire p tinged into i con muc have not negotiated m good ity in lavor of those Stt per area, but 318) will shuttle be­ Australia’* highest-ranking In ho .h.)* io tin- city Wotk* choice to loud the base*. (null is completely ridiculous disaster, it was dee la red here tween Havana and Pillar Ih-I before III a. lit. F-S’r. cent plus one freeholders. Air Force officer. Air Mar­ today try It.it Bull , d Jack We have, in fact, accepted lom-t f. r taking "tile law inIti.-k Fordhum then .nine • • • Rio to the West while goo will shall Sir Valstnn E. Hancock, sunville. piililo n i .too,, du piop-.-aU n. regards protci iln-n own haini*." tliruugli with a clut.lr single run between Mntnnzua and the Xo Progress It comes out tiow that the wound up hi* study of th* ectnr ”t the \tlniuic t oast lion ill employes that no other JACKSONVILI.F. it I'll Ciii.ibiilt I’ourl Judge T. to left to drive in two run*. affable fellow wlm was with national capital. A-fi Vigilante program her* indu-try in history has w en Line Railroad, hcl irmeinBilly Martin also s ngU-.l to t ’liion and maniigemeiit offi Doug Stcnstrom. at the Amer­ Vin - ut tjuiiin ignored ,t law* today with a practice bombing approached. I h rs nl lluJunior < handier drive aero** Fordham and Cnstro'* revolutionary de>..<1,4 mrt with Fed.-.at M.d ican Legion baseball game flight in the Navy's super• I 'or ex ample. Illinigli we f,,r "■M’.—ts.l sen Seiikiirik. ot V Oilllll.Tte at lie Cl" 'C friiH* (lo-ightiorhoiHl iiifm inator Flunk SwiUrr but r« last Saturday—the one who U • .In- day vvlien. ate living to elniiinaii iloSklppc. ts.-l.kuiik came oi to *.»d,’ at'uck bomber. vsa * shaking hand* Willi vrt eoianiiil.e* pria-laimed f'asseltierty Mayor F'.e-I portrsl l.aluy that no pio.-.e - i enter. unnecessary llx- o( firvmt-ll n 'p.'l. tile judge * que* i.-ii.-vi- ami fanned IU C lerSir Yulaton, chief of Ilia Bill aid. inloi III. I III I In "TlMiour general mobiliu. Heath today sttollglv tirgeii I wan made ill settling llle *lv everyone in reach—was r.-alllerald shortly b l" bn on ib. -cl i-ni lies, we at. mil tmn, tlufive white defend |,ntItrrA . Air Staff for the Royal Ausly NOT a politician, perhaps thin** Wednesday, dedicated in eligible voter* in tl -- mnni*l month old Phobia K.i 1 t oast ta.k »f a jnd.iv po'i|*iiu- 'simply on to ilitibarge >,i. tefu ..t t.i promi*.’ they Losing pitcher Steve Hagur tndi*n Air Force, left tha a guU-rn.iton.il candidate as adorning buildings with flags ,i,,ality to fill out and return Railway .trike, men) by the railroad* ot start- j lit..... men -ml of hand as an. <. ul.l not rep,-it tlm action. -li uck out seven Sanford Sanford Naval Air Station for many surmised . . . It was and banner* and staging the voter registrat. n vnrds new work ml. ■ t.-mpor other bu*iiu-*» wouid I ire ,t I-d to tlu-ir aneat. players, Senkarik wit* thvi j the Martin Company'* Orlan­ the erstwhile resident of ban street parades to prolnota the | nil«y ln the malls. (’omniitteo <>K M trig aiilv heading ..|( a work men with in V ear* or more Hie •Mit.-nn-s, mi charge* winning pitcher. do plant this afternoon after Home LillNI raids haw- beell ford, ex-Sanford H e r a Id Friday rally, MIAMI BEACH Il l'll f ,b ■■rd.uly eoiolii. t, vvere he nml his director of operaThe Ims score: The Sanliug.i uprising i. re. M.„t ,,„t |,y k | ,:l,att lletl- I'lo* National (loveinm .' t ,*n stoppage, expressed tile hope '.-rvn.- will retain tli.’ir yd.* *port* editor an-1 WTHli lliat an .imirahle a m emeiit |tllliei'* will have s.i .iry . ill ■I.,- In -1 In In- in. jin -eil in the Sanford I 0 2 it l P H I tinnal requirements, Croup sport* announcer and popular gnr.led ns the start of Castro's „iMkr w(„, report* that la dale ference listened to I lorlda'* Baptist minister Julian Stem revolution. The date of the „n|y anu cat'l* have been re- chief cxerilUvc Thu.'day nnd can In- reached Indore llle timiancrs ihpiir.l'tig on >•■»r ■ ini nt wave nf arrest* at . IrritionL 3 U II 2 U 0 h b H ('apt, Charles F. Read, each of service, for perUMls ll[. to ■•lv c o s t ruitiiiii .ite* where had put the Yigitanlo to tins strom, whom everyone knows aUirtivo alia, k gave his "July tu.ned. voted I*, rontimn* In- culd war • ral o( this |n‘n<nl • iv.l i igld* group- lu.ve tie.m t'li.nincnting on tu- I- - a ,.s long is five year*, acid te-t m I '■* hour flight*. if they lived here some to rimvetiu-i.l' it* name. | lleadlme, if the v*'ter t. to ,-duei.tion rorin..il'.-i* for anlive rccummendati.ius -fit ' In addition the railroad- - .... - tn.ting aga.nsl allegnl They were piloted to tha years ago . . , Reports are A 7-stamp cammei.i.irntive vote 111 the Sept, it special ref- other year. (See stoij or, peg. Hot Or Cold, She Jacksonville n> tin- President to t ut; 11" have agreed to underwi ite T.i ..u . I i i iinin.iluni. radar homb scor­ that he s. Min will tie in serie* issued by the . ommuni- | eien.lum on the new town j ;,.j two nf the ili-ti'inlunt*. M.i mi Monday, Itullard -i.ited |«-r cent ot the cost ot r. ing site l.y |..t ( dr. Chnrlia Kenunole County as a neigh ration* ministry this week . barter, i* Aug. S. Has The Answer that Ih.-ir passage w.i- tin- training men whose job. are llii.t .-iivi-ti.il, 2t. a housebor again . . In tact, didn't under Hie d,n. ■ I title "a In In* statement llri.tl. D u a l K i 'V f a l f t l M\ DIXON. Mis. t i l ’ll — Janie* and l.t Bert Collins, nil v jsivsit.li- means of .i.c t ibm.liali l bv# w-ak r u l e . .- .i:■t II I.nid hei -ter, :U. hr buy J D Haulage’s house decade of revolution" lliriu.fr* •ti. -sed the need lor ii.ingiiig TAI I \ll\S S ).K (I'l'l. Tlie ’ .lean ' of the I'niversit) of .Sunfotd'* Heavy Attack t •tamp* |i r n r 11. g Important tin- registration bool, up to Highway Kngu «- i . .tl- - am a n.il.ou wide i.i m u| chan - * Wlut s mure, men , si. it worker, were aim- of Wisconsin'* (on.) service, Squadron Three, wh*v» both t'other dav ' * - i ke arid tin- econouu . li o.s who under , .- tins rctra.ii.n. - m<.1 in ;o days n. the w ik • • • <h.t.s it. . astro’* .1-,' l>, | m. ,v- ilate and Hoi re»pon-tbility Hopkins leteuhd Australian officer* made sim­ lomsday ili.tt would result. "I hint Ire will still have tin’ salary e ll I after they |ii.-ade.l Beulah liable, had -i few litis In an atmosphere «f utm.itt <r. each voter bus in helping es- the state made an agreement eve the [inlilic lull, re i l/es llnu.tnce* t he railroads have guilty to llu- eharges. today upon announcing her ulated release* oil a training congeniality at the Navy re-------------------target. tahli.sh a modern form of gov- with the I S. Iltir.-au of a Ii .i I silt'll .1 strike WOtllll .1 mi a-ircnl io ijivi* pn fur 1He • llu. three Mr*. retirement. ri’plmn fur the visinng \ n« ernmint a* well n* in listing Rouds iti IP.',, I,, limn l.u.hl Tile flight highlighted • Tlie way t.i Veep student* ffM* til i M||lo)/’i wlm 4ft’ S, J.W* 1i - i i.ud.uml XIi. I.io-I, utc.ili," he -aid tralian airmen last night in "inonioling tin- lie-t melh- 111If of fn e In- -I,.I.- u I on 1,ii»l nil in Mini.; ulfiui j iiis l. i^flfdb- r, latiun* man Sam lupj.v -lie said, wits to serve three day visit l.y the Air .nutalltt ' I’raiupm tation toasts ' To 'file tju.-en." "To 0.1* for n-s.iring future .level- the bun . east •u.-I. Mat dm 11 nnd Ids (.valuation tl.e country would i* UlDTly ;*x |fxry o|n*ri o?» If ruiii c - Hot H ) i ii din...., .it:, and I.i ut .old dishes cold. lio| dlsu.’S The Pres lent." “To the \u» •• p i■lit of a glowing lot.m.iin . , >,,,, (lIj| ........... twit and give thrill wliat they i team of six other high-ranksum a xin fi 4% !fu!if arc n»»i IJufiryof fitir par.ily gel. an 1 iiianv tralian \ ir Force, ' "To llie ily like .mi*.'’ Ix c ^ u h itin n s log A n.tralian officers. | x iI.i: indnvtrie* would to- fore ii«*4oD.j Uiu in faiiii ♦lUtfi'i (■'. -b d mn„. .-nl nml w»nt- '* P"54' 1*1*N s.;" ai'led 3 more ser [ TALLAII \S.-sKK tl PI. — . .I to shut down to , Ml of wlial U? **«||* w j jouv note to the occasion S«»ur**tiiiy «»f X i .i t »♦ 1 *» m I... k of adequate ' ’The r .i 11r** !«■ Iiavc ^ iio •♦O' », . , , 1 MOSCOW ( I ’PI) The Vilalii* natirr>t i f i»« man .cl :a, ill ties 1lie..- w, i n*i tlMifi' IIa«|f1 Ji.lv W.l> til Mi • I'nited State•, Britain and the Butch River uml Cone Wil­ VMuf y i-tminiItl »■*- \ cAtcmI.u l«* .illirri.ilr. I1 Io i' lihitli ’ lllilf, Uflit** llu* iidiaiH tl *iv« liams. of Sanford will plit.v ^soviet I'ninn todav niliallcd *lw«*|ti|» r«‘i?Lihi!mim .iinl *»tli vihiili i«I’> on li« ,» -tci k r« xiNt‘»l |»rniH»xiil. \ ia vn the North team in an all * 'Mr,,al UM ,,'*n Hal Atufi'lai'I't f**i I liiiiihi'n •d nml, tr,,n. steel, ,.n I «>t ,»r wo »>• n»» n|hi*r iitU*riitii • treaty. vt*r North south football TAKE - OFF TIMKA | *I' IVli11'* 11*11\ r ■*. |f tl*11•I' « fiulk itrmx t,* a - 11 ■- t,.,t for 'I ollgl I * Initialling of tin- treaty was (aim- Vug 3 at (Iamesville. unit iimt ii ami [ia(M)| limitin ' Som e n itb but a lew m iles ■ tr * it* I'j/irtlatinn, the first formal, .o utamial In tin* I'Vi-nt uf » Lo n d o n i i Pit V per l .ixi i-iifnri i-imi iii i»(Vit«*r4 \II at a terrific saving agreement between I i-t an I I ml i aril aiMcil, i id it ,imr * \ \ * • jh* ilfitillg i M IlK l’rv* D i inj riowd ol mole ««*ik in m i W4 ) n # It wa* In.night out ut tike ^ ^ ^ *ttl n*xt* Af|ujrrlv on llu* tnioMA r IIa i, I >Ui !1 Ir ^I« i-iIlull 1 ■ Ti j* -siiliinn Hi*' Im r^ liirv Merchant’* lurching Toe-dll)' Wc*t since Hie \ nlnan pad .m,, person* surged toward ’ I'M I Fit M LONS N A 11ON;N V. N nf a im f.ixi I fh ,'i <«i <hi* I «i|iri that property within two wa* signed < ght car- ago Christine Keeler t.aluv when It I'll l,liana s d.'omnd fur The r.it)ruaiU Iiavr h ill hut f.ir rr*n iniu * KAYO.NS \V. \vcrcli llarrunun repre site left Old Bailey Court af backwards tu M*Ulr llu l* -ith- tuinvhiiii’ r.ul >MuMown wmiM Itl wt.i Iff ft Ilf block* on West First Street WHITKW ALLS Portugal's *u*p, iision from rriirdtlin,! Iiavr r»’|uirrru»%»uiii on rvi*f r t i r xim« vented the l nited var.-s and t,.r t<-ar,f>ing in Britain's sex I't ill.c 1 ftirf I (fli W ill 111 Mil t* variously assessed all the It,,Prilled N.,1. o,* mil, -s it Itl.U'KW Al.I.S lit tm* ruimtrv nugntlaiuifii fM*gan h - k tit Mrr^le I'vvo *--g* were I<>I t 11s */1*«| ,i h h r [ rmu way from *To,i * front f.art, lsir.1 llutl-hum t.e.k j,aft l,,r -e.iii.lj' *.. ■. o - v ■ -,_q _ ■ ■ —-----rr — —T' - > * * ----- - "r— ~■■ vrrr---! — 1 ■■i ........... 1 ■ ' I — -----I al her I * 1 1 ' . I’M ! ,11 'll to X|IH,. (I.'UI nn.l 4100 fil« Sfsilp Kt'iormniury [tlr , gale was Fore.gn Minister trous lu tin* rtsiiiiift t rcon \ -quad of puller protected '•V ..... September m.t d«in- <)u( tj'i-te a vai at„m for ju-i two . , • fiifti«n Rti 11 an in m.i I* ,, vndrn tironijMi „f two j,ievident ■irti>." fin Hat'll cufirtiMini tlm It-vcur old play girl (runt '" ‘•"T ........... M<a'k*. | «. Hun*, I hniii.iw l.arri Mur* African g...lip ...... . ia, inquiry Imar.ts even initialed m,,j, an,| hustled her into The trr.vtv tlir-v inn. Ii i«l ninffsajil I•• llu* rover* nuclear tr-:* under ( j j t.,*i » • , , though imiiv ,,f the p \» ' \VK MILL NOT *d|ifi fnirt1far\ . imposed a firtan, al ',o d.-n x-A HE iM lE U SO I.lt , . ' m the a r jum nuter . (.nriMine had jii.t upju-ar »N\ I HI . \ t IS I In * * f Wilt i . i m s., ii In* « * ,iid •till ennie-hed in siimnier space. ,, . . . , BLIIll I. L.t,.in-oi (t f li - (lt| l|< | uritH-r. we have ac It has in <n r. j ,i> (.(| (tir a i.-cund tune on the A ON l|CALITY TIRES 'l **rImi U «rninn 4 l»ur*« v*.ation aettvitb-s a id maybe , . n,.( M linla>. according t«> ui!n«*M „.ttk.mi.n, jin*l at ihr vicr Syrian offleiaU trolay sought t thinking1 a lilt!*? »bnui h*» k l.*r% h«*ninifr *1 (Kr llhm sources, hut has been held op trust of Dr Stephen Ward,, i»n mlrrnutlunttl Nf.i run- made it) Secretary of L.tlsur MI \ Ml BKVCH, <1 I’ll |in-«»n, ifof not wfly t,. school. Sanford merchant* primarily by procedural and .vt vearoid p a . boy whose In ’ Krr** l" l’,ev" 'a fu,Ul'' at Wirti an t Pres.,I,-tit Ken (invernoM N ,’son V Itockr ami up >v- ned*. . r> roitiin.-ndji on 1 tt feller of New York and En M n tfo n ^ 11+ it'll. orotuc,,i mailers. a..-i- looking way ahead to lo ™ lowl ntatwr*. tixaluctlim of the re lltiilre I 1 l" "'-n h ro w the Christmas. ristmas. Only 13.1 to t d ay a y *s'.', -. ----------------- __________ call calj gjr, itf| tl> . „ -- Minuter |ilii« la i X lire i*i• ............... u< >•'; j u*tk« ___ <;.,:.iu-rg_ ■rlmra tlw .iiesitt Pcalmdy of Massachu And unly j:u *hop ping day*! )uur car ^ John Pr.ituin.i ted to the up tlan I'resident b,niwl '*"*'*' controversy. Itie unetriv have etts exchanged some hot F ltK K Nasser. S t e p h e n ' s W a r d • • * M an F ou n d D ead I’i.k l p K D elisers refuM-d absolutely to g-• along word- about civil right- at roar that neariv toppled Prime I tlMUlN t.aliery dirrri !rit«*(u f* K. 3kl«* i 'I, t uijiiI.AKKI \ND. Fla it PI* Minister Harold Maemillan's • . . . ii,** -vi'- i any proposal for (Io rnora t tu • i:\H k TERMS lor Itobrr 1 bats, reacting ..t„ r of Seminole County Jit- 1 A Jt-year-uld loik.dand man government I llt*S A K M l/ men! veciton yesterday celble Court, M'Celv,-,I * rer- was found dead in led to*r to a ill) roil mil derision to Ji l l > \ ILLL. Pa. (I P it ^ \ ,a after negotutm fin p,-, -, , accused the vObViouiiy shaken. Christine i tos, Itie olie-n.ao -how ol tifkate on (.inipicM.m of a today after a (lie caused e»- admitted on tlw stand that John II- M in k. Pittsburgh, |, ,,.,, - ,v, believe • ■ k,,i i- ,..i , t "pla four-week course of instruc­ tensive damage to Xiv* front Ward once look her to the one of the state's oldest m i - nuM be * MtUement. ami the * •• Rurkfeller accused Hr. Stephen Ward's painttion ut Florida Stale L’niver- part of hi* home. The victim police and asked them to d«nt*. i||*d tSednr-day al tiie ontv reasonable c.iurie ■ ac- pea'iod- of 'Irving t. nuke mg-: I t , will fight. This i* •itv’s delinquency control in wa* identified a* John E make h-r quit smoking mari­ home of « daugliter. Hr tion to prevent s strike l* a farce' o il of toe center F.V 2-0651 • titote-. ho. eau, i aev gone mad. ’ I'tq this pioposed li-g.al.itioii. .elite. juana, , Brock, ^ m tfn r it ifm t lft Visitor Fvoected Sanford Wins, Moves Up In League Tourney 'Coexistence Line’ Is Trap. Nixon Warns mivA... Economic Disaster BREEDS Seen With Strike I Five Sentenced !n Rights Case Australians End Visit Registration Urged By Heath Test Ban Treaty Is Initialed Christine Egged Leaving Court I Convict Admits Burglary Here SALE! m a ’KKAns Rocky, Pcobcdy In Hot Exchange M ’S V w # tr �& I u t f *“■ T| H w 1 j f* 't' ** "*j'h It \ t ip lin fir f fr n tt Pag* 8 — July 25, 1953 GOP Governors Village Fire Chief Effect Unify At Conference M an O f Experience Gw. Wallace Blasts 'Monster Central Rule' MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — Alabama Gar. Georg# C. Wal­ lace Wednesday denounced tha airll right* legislation now be* for* Congress and charged th a t the Kennedy sdminlstratlo s ha* established a "monIte r central government.* Speaking to a l u n c h e o n ■testing of the Miami a n a Xlwutls Club* in Miami, Wal­ lace voiced particular concern ever the public accommoda­ tion* bill. * * * If K ahould beoo f * I n k Be •aid, no one engaged ka gabIke *ervlce* will be able to operate "without fear Wat tha police atate which la a r t fig** *•**•!*• •#«»!•*»• lie fceeJ em elll IV t l* * f i H H W g **• •*•** dictate hia every move and tell him eaactly how h* can gun hia business.” Wallace, who took Um* out from the final day of tha Na­ tional Governor*' Conlaiance meeting in Miami Beach to •take tha addrtta, aald “tha ■ext logical atop" will be land gefora. If the "social theorist*" begome empowered to decide how individuals may uta their land, he raid, "we will be but ■ atop away from living in a land where the government ntrol* the right to own nd." "Our forefathers d i d n ’t found tha nation to maks lla people servants of a monitor •antral government,” he laid. . . • Wallace r e11 a r a t a d his larges, made at the GovernConference Tuesday, that Ident Kennedy'* action In cradling National Guard pa In Alabama violated • U. 8. Constitution. *1 see a trend toward millry dictatorship,” hs said, ’’and if it continues, then thl* Mtion may hava passed Its peak as the arorld'a greatest Free nation and he on the way to oblivion and to slavery." 11* told Klwanls members phut thl* was Uta first Gov­ ernors' Confsrencs ha ha* at­ tended. "I didn't realise it wae, to large extent, a social affair ami a civil right* debating to. rlety," he remarked. 'i ' £ C L SENATOR ED FRAZIER (center) of MeOeewy wna wtmmsH tn tha meeting of the Sanford Kiwanli Club W*dn*f(Uy by 0 . Andrew 8p**r, president (left). Former San. Douglas Stenitrom, who Introduced Senator Frazier, is at right. (Herald Photo) Increased State Budget In '6 5 Seen B y Senator Ed Frazier Senator Edwin G. Frailer, of McCIenney, who calls him­ self "the father of the sales tax plant,” warned Kiwanlans Wednesday that In spite of the more than f t billion state bud­ get for the next fiscal year, the lOflfi Legislature would have to find fZ million more for atato needs. "I remember when our state budget was |8 million dollars said Senator Frasier, who first went to the State Legis­ lature when he was SI years old as a representative flbm District 2U (liaker and Clay counties). "Hut now tho population of this great state ha* grown from a quarter million to over five million people. We have to yield to progress, the pop­ ulation Is growing tremend­ ously every week, every day,” the Senator said. He cited changes in the state's* pedal and mental In­ stitutions, in the Increased ex­ cellence of the educational system, and in Florida's rise from "an infant state to a place of prom Inane* in the national acant." Senator Frailer defended hia support of tha tales tax plan aa being "a tax on all tha people, fair and reason­ able.” "W# have already gone too far In ad valorem assess­ ments” he declared. "Th* sales tax is a tax, not on what you earn, nor on what you save, but only on what you spend," he said. Senator Frasier ia a veteran of 1*1 years In the Legislature and one of the youngeat men ever to be elected to a state office. Former Senator Douglas Stenitrom, in Introducing Senator Frailer, noted that twlca Frailer had uffervd to give Up hie seat in the Sen­ ate if it would solve the reapportionment problem. Bcnator Frailer, who In pri­ vet* Ilf* ia * nurseryman, ia a past president of the Flor­ ida Nurserymen's Association and tha Southern Nursery­ men’s Association. He ia also • member o f tha McClenay City Commission. UPW Circles Hold Meeting At Turning Home By Fraac** Wtrier Mrs. Elaar C. Turning was hostess to both Circles One and Two of th* UPW of the C o m m u n i t y Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary re ­ cently when the groups held a combined meeting for Iheir July program at her lakefront home. Mrs. Don Smith opened the program by remembering the missionaries and their mis­ sions for the day with pray­ ers for them. The Devotional was given by Mrs. Jo* Smathe/s. Mrs. C. J. Sassman present ed the lesson from Chariton 7 and I of th* Study Book, One People of God. After a short business ses­ sion a social hour was enjoy­ ed. Refreshments of ice cream, cake, coffee and punch were served by th* hostess. pises in In Grand Rapids; first place Other members attending Hia Ed Cleric Memorial w«re Mrs. Henry Sandusky, Contest held at the Camp in Mrs. Hirhsrd Beebe, Mrs. Syracuse where she placed Lena Etth, Mrs. A. E. Freese, first in twirling and first in Mrs. Ed Zimmerman, Mr*. strutting over 300 contestants; Ray H. Cress, Mrs. Robert Vewrans of Foreign Wars Kugenstein, Mrs. C. W. SjobRand Conlast held in Cleve­ km , Mrs. Fannie Lefflere, land, Ohio, where she pieced Mrs. Wallace Cress, Mrs. first in strutting and second John Ulmer, Mrs. Paul R. in twirling. Conoway, Mr*. Marion £ . While In Grand Rapids for Lea, and Mrs. Emms Bash­ the contest, llarbar* attended ars. tha United States Twirling Association School for teach­ er! and Judges. Later title summer the will go to Jackson, Miss., where she will en­ ter the National U. S, T. A. Twirling and Strutting Con­ test and will also complete requirements for certification at e U. S. T, A. teacher and Judge. PENSACOLA (UPI) A In the meantime-, tha plana tornado roared along the in* to Ivuvo almost immediately trs coasts I waterway Wednes­ for Atlanta, Ca., where shu d a y , tore up fishing camps ha* accepts.! a job Ladling {and men shot out across the dance twirling in a twirling water pi flip llihrrmcn from camp. a boat into the water. MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — Republican governor* hava •merged from the national governors’ eonferenre with a new show of unity but braced tor a party-rending contest over the 1964 presidential nomination. From the start of th* con­ ference Sunday until adjourn­ ment Wednesday, the Republi­ cans kept the slsable Demoera tie majority on th* de­ fines on the civil rights Is­ sue—an issue barred by gen­ tlemen's agreement until two years ago from the annual mseting of state executives. Gov. Nelson A. Rocksftllsr of Nsw York ltd th* GOP as­ sault against th* Democrats on that Issue this week and convinced alt Republican* and Democrats her* that ha al­ ready was an arthr* candidate for tha 1964 presidential nom­ ination. On all Uw key notos, the Re­ publicans gave as unusual dis­ play of unity. Rockefeller and Ms allies ware Joined by GOP governors unfriendly toward hint and leaning toward Sen. B ury Goldwater of Arison* for tha presidential nomina­ tion. Tha unity drive began Sun­ day when GOP National Chairman William E. Millar met with th* Republicans present to organise a party caucus. Th* caucus then met daily with Gov. Mark Hatftold of Ongon as temporary chair­ man. The mor* formal-sounding "Rspubllcan Governors' Asso­ ciation" was set up Wadneaday with Gov. Kobsrt E. Smylle of Idaho, now In his third four-year term, si chairman. It was announced that the new association would meet periodically "for tha purpose of establishing concerted ac­ tion” with GOP congressional leaders and the Republican National Committee. Majorette Wins Honors I Talented Lyman High Head twirling and strutting she was wss kfajorette Barbara Diggs, who placed In tl>v championship repeatedly hss won honor aft- classes in camp where she re­ sr honor In the stale as well ceived instrurllona in twirling M throughout th# Southsaat- and majorette routines. During the time she was in irn United StaUa, returned borne last Saturday from four attendance at the ramp she reeks at the Bmlth-Welbrlrig* also competed in the follow­ Twirling and Majorette Camp ing twirling contests: In Syracuse-, Ind, with anThe Ilig United States ither enviable list of awards Twirling Association Rally in •n d accomplishments. (■rand Rapids, Mich., where Barbara Is the daughter of she placed second in twirling r. and Mrs. Ralph Diggs of and in strutting; Altamonte Springs and fur The laibanon, Ind., Contest magy years has been a pupil where she placed first in of Mr. and Mrs. Merl Smith twirling and won tha senior •f Orlando who are co-owners twirling championship. Here if tha Camp with George Wal- she cumpoWd against 400 nthiridge of Syracuse. ei contestants and won over Because of her ability in the girl who defeated her for L Twister Batters Boats, Camps In Pensacola Area A id For Cuban G uerrillas Urged WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. Roman L. Hrusks, (RNeb.), wants the Kennedy ad­ ministration to encourage and aid sntl-C'ommunisl guer­ illas in Cuba. Hrusks said Wednesday U. - — m l should include__lair, drops and covert lauding* of supplies and equipment " lie also said Hit* administration should spoiitor a Cuban pro­ visional government much would Ik* established at the U. S. Naval Haw at Guan­ tanamo Bay. j2 * U.TV .."f OUM WASH AND UN t MACMI N I V If e I'u.l! I t's rise in temperature. This, she said, gave the whole family a greater feeling of assurance and safety, even while they were sleeping. Hahn's parents, Mr. and Mr*. William Hahn Sr., moved to Florida some six year* ego to make their home in Enter­ prise after they had visited here on vacations during tke past 18 years. A brother, John, lives in Orlando. A carpenter, Chief Hahn says that, other than the fire department, hia main inter­ ests center around his hobby of woodworking. Wet And Dry United Press IntonuUoaal Recently reconstructed fos­ sil flora from the Negev De­ sert suggests that this re­ gion was covered by water si various times in preiiisoric ages, according to the American Museum of Ne­ ural History, Scotty Soi: 35-Foot Spit Wins Contest RALEIGH, N. C. (UPI) — Wally Ausley, a local boy. spat a watermelon seed 35 feet and six inches Wednes­ day. The unheralded Ausley’s rem irk a b le performance astounded the crowd, shamed his competitors, and broke the watermelon festival re­ cord. Th* old champion. John Alexander, once spat a wat­ ermelon seed 34 feet. Hi* best effort Wednesday was 2) feet, but it appeared that would do. Then Ausley stepped to the foul line, btt off • hunk ol watermelon and carefully sel­ ected a likely seed with bis tongue. He held the seed be­ tween his teeth, wafting air around it to dry it off. Then he lean his 200-pound frame forward, squinted and loosed a mighty spit that brought gasps of wonder from the crowd. *ritirij 11•— **wwt*»i«* «.tow * awM way >itt*l' i|W>sat U / * Do All Of Your Dry All Al On# Time! We Ar# Open Air 2439 FRENCH A\ E. Lt. Fred Pope Jr. Studies German LONDON (UPI) Lon­ don's Kith lord mayor, Siyea r-o Id Sir Ralph Pcrring, said today he will arrive in SAN FORD Canada Aug. 11 on tha first state visit to the Dominion E L E C T R IC C O . by a lord mayor of London 118 Magnolia FA 2-1562 since 1936. l.mpotory dtilgn $3.75 LU t M e * On L ig h t F ix tu r e s 7 3 Chrame fluorescent sirtlinetis- . ture 12" diameter, JYV* high. S f y S Avsrage retail $1 J .9 5 ............” / Mm / Otktn Shalllwly Uw PricMlI A ll ALUMINUM Scrata Doan $249 " ^to Average ratal! gallon 111.75 $139S Uted intide or outside. Drio* in on* hour ’S a assy Oum Turp«ntin« . . . . . . . . . 3 9 * *»«< Shollac............. 91* Very sturdy, (leas* evenly and smoothly. Complete With hinges, end letch. Htmc AlA 4W 2V." Brush..........»1« 90 Pound Mineralized ROIL ROOFING RUBEROID O ff A ve ra g e #601. X I 2 5 O r Top Ovality HOUSE PAINT nm NOW With D o o j j h x M l j f ix tro l N ew Low Prices! G O LD B OND Ceiling Tiles $2*5 Mm Stardrift............................ 14c .* Silehlex )5c *•■ W hit*................................ 1lc „. Gold Contend............. 13Vjc~ Silver Contesia............13'yc v- toow ft • Smooth surfaced roofing 45 lb. M "; 55 lb. Mw 65 lb. ‘ 211 • Asphalt felt, 15 or 30 lb. *1 " For qui9t<pr, more _____________b e e u h f u l r e » m i Cedar Closet Lining A v a ru g e re ta il $ 9 . 6 0 33 i w n d U of 40 i q ft ( O v e r t i q ft. lu H c tf* tn * a tu r* BO TTLED $792 GAS No Installation Chary:* Delivery Anywhere In Seminole County ft Q C a ll FA 2-5733 * Sanford Gas Co. • 109 W. 1st NT. I’hone 323-0400 Or Mail Thitt Coupon To SOI W. Seminole lilvd. Sanford, Florida Wood Mouldings • Uuaittf rotund • ia»« i • Cov« f) Makes R are Trip Twin Palms Cool Cote Latex Point. Average retail r TWIN PALMS' COOL COTI L A T iX PAINT, BUY Army 2d Lt. Fred W. 1'op* m e TRIG Jr., whos* parents live on b i N i n a t Crlppen Road, is enrolled in WEATHERJ RON tha six-month German langu­ age course a t th* West Coast * I » i | I U I Ili * I P |MI’ Branch of Th* Defense Lan­ guage Institute, Presidio of • Year ‘Mmmi Ctmhi* Monterey, Calif. Lieutenant Pop# la being • N« Cmriy Alteration* trained to speak fluently and • Low OpWi H» | Cto» to read and writ* tha language. The 2f.y*ar-old officer ia a 1958 graduate of Seminole High School and a 1962 grad­ uate of the University of Florida in Gainesville. He ia a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon and Kappa Kappa Pai fraternities . Average retail t2 SO..............~ I Hack with bran trim lantern. Id* high, eclendt 6". # 3003 A Average retail 111.30 f ill PARKING €A\/E 3 A V E J. L. TEMPLE R- H. MARKLAND DIPLOMAS were presented to 12 graduates of V A 11-3*8 training curriculum by Capt Janies O. Mayo, commander o( Hatwinjr One, in recent ceremonies. James L. Temple, Roliert If. Markland and Warren C. Wull Jr. completed the third crewman couree for the A3 (Skywarrior) bom­ bardier-navigator training program. Cetomle glass 12* iq. Con- A P jy Cash And Save t I) SAVE 50% HOME BUILDERS SUPPLY, - Thrifty! KW1TE - WHITE LAUNDRY Yt fe CHIEF HAHN By Mona Grins toad Members s! the Nertfc Or­ lando Volunteer Fire Dept, feel fortunato to have William Hahn J r. aa their ehief for he fills the Job as a man with 30 ysara experience. He served aa chief for three yean in the Medford, L. I., N. Y., fire department; was vies president of the New York State Volunteer Fir*Police Assn, In 1961 and was president and organiser of the Rrookhnven Town Fire-Police Assn. As fireman hs haa a life membership In tha Medford department which was given to him in 1057 after 25 year* of dedicated service, lie wee ■tso active in atl town, county and lis t* fire association in New York. Hahn, whose motto, "Saving life and property first,” is the same as that of the Interna­ tional Fire Assn., feels that this is important to all com­ munities. Referring to the newly or­ Tl'f , 111—.*. >1., Wash In Comfort! 7ii. A but all except the two boats made shore before the twist­ er lore into the waterway area. No serious injuries were re­ ported and damage to pro­ perty was rported as "m in­ imal." WhaIi Al On* Tint* — •T U3I The twister toppled one boatload of live fishermen in­ to the churning water, auth­ orities said, and two other fishermen leaped from an­ other boat before the tor­ nado slruck. All were rescued The Escambia County sher iff * department said at least 14 boats were overturned by the winds. Many fishermen ■M ganised North Orlando de partment, h* said, "we will have * to work together and fight toge.her a* a team when an emergtenry arier*.'” Hahn, used to a full and busy schedule, It also active locally in the Village Police Dept. na a volunteer sergeant, work* with the North Orlan­ do Little l*«gue and is a val­ uable member of the North Orlnido Civic Assn. He and his wife, Rita and Ihsir sons, Alan, IK, Grora*', It. and Billy, 10, came to Flor­ ida two years ago and plan to remain here permanently. Mrs. Hahn I* very proud of the home she left because of tho fira alarm system In­ stalled there which automat- 2% it Screen m ou ld 2* Hn. ft. Bi-Fold Doors d �fflfr #anfort Rrralh July 2.", 1963 — Pnjre 3 Wrought Iron Shoppe Opens In Longwood By Donna Eates Ye Olde Wrought Iron Shoppe, locateif at 220 Hast Lake Ave. in Longwood. I* one of the new thriving butineitra in the "City of Opportunity.” Charlie Roylea, owner anil manager of the ahop, wna in businesa in Orlando for 10 yeara prior to coming to Longwood where he employe two men and c u a t o m m a k e s wrought iron poata, railing*, a t 1 chairs and a variety of uther articles. Roylea plana to further im­ prove the appearance of hia Hospital Notes HOLLYWOOD (U PI) _ Actress Junet lough reacted today to the late.t Pari* 4 switch in dress lengths by ac­ cusing what she termed the "French fashion dictators" of "gross insincerity and ,omiierviat exploitation.” The film star, re i.ly voted "the best dre-sed woman of the year” by the Mannequin’s Association of Lu* Angeles, took particular exception to designer Jarquel Heim whose -----nru fa«mini ii;n will hate tn,. "covered up leg.* "The Paris moguls of mode aie like little hoys playing with yo-yos, the way they trifle with our skirt lengths,” Miss Leigh said. "Up, down, up. down. It must he obvious now that they are not motivated by aesthet­ ic) irs, or by eoneirn for the ap­ pearance of millions of women who slavishly follow their dictates. "If they are experts, then why can't they determine what is the most attractive skirt length I Or should we assume that the fact the women of the world have to refurbish their wardrobes plays a role w their vasoaUaijoa*!'* SAIGON ( U rii Five thou­ sand Vietnamese troop* ran through riot drill* at a par­ ade field near Saigon today in the government’* largest ahow of force since the Budd­ hist crisis erupted in South Viet Nam 10 weeks ago. Rut the streets of the cap­ ital remained quiet, and no anti • government demonstra­ tions were rr port eel. 20«lnch Convertible Bicycle 50 E. MAHONEY TWO SAILORS of VAH-3 at Sanford Naval Air Station have been promoted by Cdr. H. L, O'Hara to the top enlisted rank, chief petty of­ ficer. John E. Koch, aviation electronic* tech­ nician, and Boyd K. Maroney, nviation machinist mate, Inith are a.s.*igned to VAH-3’* mainten­ ance department. (Navy Photos) COLOSSAL STORE W IDE 1 "Fire-Ball" Golf Balls Built With Fkeitono Rubbor A Week 3 « ° 17 B Convert* from boys’ to girl*' model by limply re­ moving the tank. Handsome red finish with whito trim. Headlight, luggage carrier, training wheels, whitewalls, two-tone saddle and deluxe grip*. UN « Low (triced halls that will take plenty of abuse, liv e ly rubber center wound with natural rubber thread. Tough cover will) durable white finish. Evtrotn Play Gym Sprinkler Rectangular sprinkler waters in perfect square pattern (rum 2x2 feet to 35 x 35 feet. Moves easily on runner*. Non-corroding sluminum and bras*. Fun packed hackyard gym, featuring threw full swings, air glide unit, trapeze bar, gym rings and 8-foot slide. Red, green and yellow enamel finish. Pfiilco Super 90 Vertical Console 219 ??. Contemporary stylsd ver­ tical contolo, ilnuhsd to match Mahogany turnlturs. All front control*, big S'4* out-lront speaker. COOL CHASSIS lengthens TV Ids, Improves perform­ ance. Vivid Vtilon picture. IS I M Switches from steam tn dry Instantly. Fntly automatic fabric dial provides the right lx .it or steam for any fabric. Weigh* only 3 pound*. NO DOWN PAYMENT WITH TRADE IN PAYMENTS TO FIT YOUK POCKET Lawn and Plant Food O n ly f l® ® Ladies £ G AR D EN GLOVES 4 2 - P ie c e »/■" D r i l l K i t Y e s , w e m ake it E A S Y for yo u Limit Two Bags) D E C O R A T IV E ! V E R S A T ILE ! Provide* your lawn with tiie vital elements required for rich green coloring amt plant growth. L IV IN G J. E. KOCH es B a rg a in s Thro ug ho ut T h e Entire S to re Robbie Jean Reeves, Lee JULY rt Admissions Ford, Mury Simons, Alphonso Eddie Mae Fort, Oviedo; Dixon, Marvis Dunn, Helen Ruth Jean Robson, Pauline Morgun, Nannie Howard and ^ PARIS (U PI)—The House Roberts, Joan Adams, Glenn Sanford. Ilirths nf Christian Dior’* designer, Kurt Lingle, Nancy Feetham, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Roberts Mure Rohan, promised "there of Sanford, a hoy; Mr. and Will be no radical change*" , Less Bug Poison Mrs. Frank P. Dunn of Sunford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. today when Dior's full-win­ Found On Foods Willie Stewart of Sunford, a ter collection ia presented. Fashion reporter* and buy­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — girl; Mr. und Mrs. Sherwin er* who have flooded Paris for Pesticide residue on Florida Feetham of Sanford, a boy; fashion we :k were analyzing fo*d* is on the decrease, ac­ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Simons of Sanfoid, a girl. that statement in various cording to Agriculture Com­ Disrhargea f wny*. Some decided it mennt I.loyd Juekson, Kathleen some small change* were on missioner Doyle Conner. Conner suid yesterday that Richardson, Murgurct Ktnltap, including a small down­ ward slide of the hemline. checks hud turned up only Hi! lingvr, Gary Ilrown, Charles Hut the cunsenaoua among violations this season, com­ Kicker, Wnndu Flynt, Lucy Stafford of Sunford. Informed observer! before the pared to ITU in HMU-C2. show began was that Dior Most were found in leafy Would not drep skirt length*. FA T vegetables, such a t cdlards, This w o u l d mean that O V E R W E IG H T ladies could still show their endives and celery, he said. Hilt he added: Available to you without a leg* safely, liy some curious "We encountered scvcrul doctor's prescription, our drug If} law in the fashiun world, ODUINEX. You must store buyer* around the world new problems which resulted railed lo o ugly fat in 7 days or copy a major change only if in cnncellntir ti of pc Ntlclds your money hack. No strenu­ it mmes from Dior, Givenchy registrations of nldrin for po­ ous exorcise, laxatives, mxstatoes, peanuts and carrots,” sage or taking of oc-called re. or llnlencinga. The 1903 I. c o i l 1 s t u r e d ;■ing candies, cracker* or The House of Dior present­ or chewing gum. OD­ amended tiie state law to in- . ed its shoe collection Wednes­ ItINEX is n tiny tablet *ud day. In line with the fashion clmtu pesticide residues and ea ily swallowed. When \nu for knee-high hoots, several food additive* in excessive or take ODHINEX, you still <nvarieties were shown: in unauthorized quantities ns i.»y your meals, still eat the food i you like, hut you simply black leather, laced up the adulterant* of fend products. don't have the urge for extra # front, in a flat black pony Conner said he is compiling portions because ODKINKX regulations to implement tint depresses your appetite and fur and chartreuse silk sprin­ decreases your desire for kled with jet beads for even- law. food. Your weight must tome itig. down, beenuse a* your own The tall hoots showed up doctor will tell you, when you again Wednesday in the col­ Visits Castro eat less, you Weigh le-s. Get ALGIERS, Algeria (UPI)— rid of oxers* fat and live lection of Michel Gunia, the first he has made for the Defense Minister llouari Bou- longer. ODItINEX cost* *1.00 mid is sold on this GUARAN­ House of Jean Patou. The medienne was expected to TEE: If not satisfied for any arrive in Cuba today for an model wore them with nil unreason just return the parku.-ual camel's hair rout with official visit. He was travel­ age to your druggist and get • panel* slit to the waist that ing with Cuban Industry Min­ your full money tank. No ister Ernest Che Guevara, ......lions asked. ODItINEX is •wished when she walked. sold with this guarantee by: Goma'a silhouette was a who has been here since Al­ MrltrynohU Drug Store • San­ geria's independence celebra­ •jockey" line, the backs of ford - Mail orders filled. ndv. •uits. dresses and mat* as tions, July 3. lilousey us a horse rider'a at the Irish Derby, Ilia routs Great Savings on Easy Terms were fuller than last yeur'a but still with stiaiglit lines. FROM A W O R L D O F FIN K F U R N I T U R E Many had a raised shoulder m and blousy sleeve. M ATHER of Sanford Actress Blasts French Stylists £ * ;v Troops In Riot Drill A t Saigon Ti resfone CHARLES DOYLES, owner-manager of Ye Olde Wrought Iron Shoppe, one of Longwood’* new businesses, is shown seated among some of the lovely custom-made products for which his simp is becoming well-known in the conntv. (Herald Photo) Dior Promises No 'Radical' Slyle Changes Longwood ahop in the near future. rM fir P a ir Prntist* tinixlx anil nails. Attrac­ tive pastel colors with matching vinyl pnlins. M a s o n ite to b u y a n e w c a r ! V is it y o u r PEGB0ARDS lo ca l d e a le rs n o w . . . get y o u r 1 W ith K o o k >Assortment* 'Big 24” * 24” sirs with 24 hook* c b e s t " d e a l " a n d th en s e e us! W e ’ll a r r a n g e “ on th e s p o t" f in a n c in g ROOM O U T F IT llig Sofa with Malrhing I hair Hi Hark Chair Cocktail Tahir and 2 End Tahir* 2 Table l.smpe /.ipps'rrd Foam Cushion* Air-Cooled CAR CUSH ION w ith o u t d e la y s “ red ta p e ” ! D rive a new '6 3 NOW I ONLY EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NILllTS Shift ofSanford Sanford’s Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 20.1-09 E. 1st ST. FA 2-0983 or M EM BER F .8 .I.C . �A nd C ourts t h e n to a » 1 1 par o a t dnelinn to t o r f t w tlM prnioaa jm e t. MM to b t bo profound other than the fact that work to this field to o tn o rd i- ial e h e i T l R * f M f pa tSTohred, flpwtol M l or m ar dktete tonleaer. I ""U nhappily, th at dooa not indicate a f t per cent rat# of eonrietion. Of thorn caeea dtopoaad of by the courts last year, about half m a lte d In diemiaaal, acquittal or reduction of the chart*. complained th at tho Often through tho ac­ tion of eW w M adfw o r fury, aoftnaaa toward guilty of th e perpetrators for an indictm ent And tbooffa thto could hardly apply to a murder caae, the victim of a crane often refueee to co-operate to pmeerntion of the a t leged offender. atomic amuatter tl of So it to not; a atonto the police dotag a gvaai job la ftelda a n d tho .............................. eourta not dotag ao. Nevertheless it to moat tetanat* tog to note th a t only half of the “willful killing” casae which reach the eourta resuKa to eonrietion on tho original charges of murder or non*neg|igent manslaughter. The FBI potato out th a t not only to the m atter of killtog but la other i against the person tuck ae and aggravated assault, dieacquittal or charge reduction to more common than for Tfce FBI makes so such com­ plaint, whatever K may fas) on this m m , Aa a m atter of fact, intelligent studies of court performance arc sad­ ly lacking. Judge and ju ry act from n wide variety of motives, only one of whleh may ha aa inclination to “take K easy" on the defendant. The FBI does note th a t other fac­ tors, too, help explain why a big disparity may exist between the number of arrests and the number of Thto smvim tn tfwfVwte a i able ntuctanee on tho p art of the eourta to act harshly or too swiftly in areas w.ber* the penalties may be severe — even unto capital punish­ m ent A tendency estots to soma quar­ ters to depict the courts aa agendas of brutal retribution eager to speed defendants toward death or a Ufa term. The figures do not support them. Obviously much murder and mayhem to never penalised a t all. to Its annuel report, t the nation the police e la n d m f r e e r cent o f wfllfulkWto p to lH t. Ttoee toelttde both murman* to r ead eo-eaDed noo-oegliffent noo-neyUj W orry C lin ic IKE kaehef was a storks wtto, fact, Jacob grew an bn told Rachel that ha wann’t of caaaa of ban by ton medicsi facts H unting W ith H i - F i . . . Thera used to be an old joke about a couple of d ty fellows and their experienece with mosquitoes when they were out to the woods. Darkness had fallen and one of them spotted a lightning bug. “Let's get out," he yelled. ‘‘They're coming after us with Iu ta m e r It waa something Uka that on a ■porting goods page in one of tho new fsU mail order catalogs. Hunt­ Dr. Croat's looks UVe You’ll Horn To Wing Him Peter Edson ers can now obtain a portable record player which works on batteries and can broadcast a hi-fi sound three miles. Records are practically guar­ anteed to bring game, from rabbits to deer, right up to the nose of the ehootin’ iron, In states whleh allow hunters to use the device. That’s carrying Ingenuity further than those mosquitoes did. Dick West Soys ‘AU-H 20’ M eans ‘G oldw ater’ IWAHflNQTON (VFI) - At At the moment, AU-Hft lo first flaaee, “ AU-HJO" looks •bout the beet seOiag kern in like the aoUa yon mike when tho political cem palfa ma­ terial line. In fact, It Is about ^ s t u S T ' however, X is a the only Item that la acUlng chemical symbol, and by this a t Ike moment. Or ao I waa told by Earl tim e next year k may be almost aa familiar to the Amer­ Butler, a b lf button man from Chicago. ican public aa LS-MPT. Butler’s Arm, tho Green In chemistry, AU-Hft stands tor Geldwater. In politics, Duck Co., la d m of tho «*what k stands for depends oo hibttora showing their wares where yoe stand. And in the a t a specialty advertising novelty business, k stands guild display here this week. X stopped by the exhibit sffor money. tee receiving a press release repostlag that It would offer g preview of tho buttons, bod­ ges and ether political, ad­ vertising MovalUes btiag m e te d tor the 1M4 campaign. I must aay, however, that la soma respects K was more like a review than a preview. Butler's booth, tor instance, displayed a num­ ber of “Dick aad P st" buttoot, “Good Ns evens!" I said. "Don't tell me they haven't given up yet." Butler hastily assured me that be was aot anticipating OUR BOARDING HOUSE a heavy demand tor Nixon buttons nest year. NOW, L I SOO CKSTTAlNuy AMI AMOfis \ \ OCVOTBO TO YOUtt Eaecpt tor the Goldwater M d n o e s M .x ml* t ■ crowd, he said, the support •5UALIFV tM BRDTHXartJ ocnt co Weeormew. maaow MAKmf NO U HOOPL8 , SOT TM0 vm W D 6TAVCAUSKT M era of prospective president­ 15 A ABOUT NOT WAMTUtt A OiMBffGWB i iOtftCUASION ial candidates thus far have i COOT CALLS/ j, TRlFLft ACAOWMJC/ 6KTOBMnMT / AFTCK J VBM 8UMPJ uetPOKtuNmacvC . ordered very little campaign ALU, A MAN WITH A • AlNPT N O / x N a « o p f e « e o cseiw cuerHia d wound, w o a u 'PNANCAL R»VM$8G, material. 15 in no fOnm ONTO [THAN Therefore, in order to die to rvB — a u sm — A ACT A5 Hid play a complete line of the NO FUND* AND NO *nawr y/ 1 HAT/' iNSUKANCmf type of materiel he has available, he was obliged to bor­ row a law samples Bum tha 1 archives. Most of Km campaign gim­ micks displayed at the ex­ hibit would be familiar to ■ m age voter, but tor label pins and auto bumper stick­ ers there Is a shiny new ma­ terial called “ refraction grab Ing" that la guaranteed to attract attention. One booth festiuvd S at"’ hags Imprinted with advertis­ ing and political slogans, of which read “Be Hippy, Go Rocky." I am not certain, however, that It waa for tho *84 campaign. Another company displayed neckties with political labels In tho place where gravy spots normally appear. The Puge 4 Sanfonl, Florida Thurs., July 2fi, 19611 lettering on ooe tie rend “A Solid Gold Dinosaur." WALTXS S. BIBLOW. BOSTOB AID rCOLAS You can draw your ewa m s WELLS r tE D v a n r c i/r conclusions aa lo which can­ MacAaa IaaI Su»L U a B a sta s X dilef didate that la supposed to JAMIE L. SHOBEAMEE S O U S W StLLS ----t.uLlt SJIUF---“BS r spu siali -------------------aB IM L B V J . UEAM T escn lia rA sssa P olitical N otebook WASHINGTON—>(NEA) — International Peace Corps. held In 800 U, 8. post offices Planned ealargewient sd the They're two different things. July 20. U. 8. Fees# Corps from 7,000 Richard N. Goodwin, former to 11,000 volunteers oreneas White House end State De­ in the next peer is probably partment Latin American ad­ folng to be approved by Conviser, has been assigned to rase eventually. But rig h t sow, tha New head up aa International Frontier's m o s t successful Peace Carps secretariat. This unit rents space In tha two-year-old experiment Is having more troubles la Wash. Peace Corps building In Wash­ ington. But its Job Is to pees I f President Kennedy's re ­ along information about tho quest for an Inertsee in ths U. 8. Ttace Corps to other Prase Corps budget from |69 countries which may be Inter­ million last year to $108 mil­ ested In setting up similar o r. lion this year had gone to ganlsations of their own. Thirteen countries express­ CoBgrsat aa a separate bill, It would have (ailed through ed such interest at a I'uerto Rico conference earlier tbia pith Almost no opposition. But ton Peace Corps appro­ year. Seven European coun­ priation in p ert seven of the tries already have organised eight-pert foreign aid bill Peace Corps. And Israel Peace which Congrsta wants to cut Corpsmen will take over a by |300 million to MOO mil­ road-building program In Tan­ ganyika, where 33 young lion. Psychologically, e o n grrss. American civil engineers have men find It Inconsistent to cut completed two years’ service. Sargsnt Shrlvsr Jr., U. 8. the ether eaves Items, then t u n around and giva the Peace Corps director, says tho United States tan't begin to Peace Corps more funds. fill the world-wide demand for The Piece Corps also has become confused In tome peo­ this type of technical assist­ ple’s mlnde with the proposal ance. Shriver estimates the total to create a Youth Conservetion Corps, a National Service at 30.000. There Just aren’t that many Corps which has bean describ­ ed as e domestic Peace Corps, young Americana volunteer­ and ths Hume Town Service ing to serve. The Peace Corps now has a COrps. Ths three are pert* of Ken­ file of 3,000 applications. E x­ nedy's youth employment pro­ aminations for corpsmen were gram, which has run Into con. Atomic Electricity siderablc congressional oppos­ A t the end of IMS, five ition. Tha real Pease Corps suf­ nations (the United States, fers by association with these the United Kingdom, France, new proposals, a l t h o u g h the Soviet Union and Canada) had demonstrated e capacity UisyVe la no way related. Finally, the U. 8. Peace to produce electrical power Corps has taken a beating In from atomle energy, according Washington because it had to tha Brltannlce Book of the been accused of promoting on Year. These txam s are not Just for youngsters out of college, but for older volunteers, too, for there Is a demand for hun­ dreds of senior corpsmen— older people with more ex­ perience. So rigid are Peace Corps requirements, however, that only one out of every six ap­ plicants ia accepted for training. The Peace Corps will fill only 8,000 new Jobs next year. The corps' largest project took 300 U. S. teachers to ths Philippine Islands, each to upgrade ths work of 20 native teachers. In training are 130 more U. S. corpsmen for ths Philippines, but ths govern­ ment wants 600. Such stories can be repeated in nearly BO countries, "nils is perhaps the best measure of Peace Corps success in its first two years of operation. CASE Q-404: Rachel was Jacob's first sweetheart who later became his favorite wife. But Rachel waa sterile. Yet her sister Lsah bora Jacob several sons and a daughter. So Raehal shows the typical emotional upset of tha mod­ em sterile wUa. Notice tho following v e n ts from the Bible (Gsoesis >0:1!!: “And when Rachel saw that she bare Jacob no children, Rachel envied her sister; and said unto Jacob, Give roe children or else 1 die. "And Jacob's anger was kindled against Rachel: and he slid, Am I in God's stead, who hath withheld from thee the fruit of the womb7" Thereafter a bitter feud de veloped between these two sisters, who were both the lawful wives of Jacob. Rachel even tried to giv* Jacob children by proxy, so aha let him have her maid­ servant ts his common-law wife. Then Leah did likewise. Finally, Rachel bore two sons—Joseph and Benjamin. But another classical case of how sterility can upset > wife came years later when Hannah married Elkanah. He already had a wife who had borne him sons and daughters. But Hannah never got pregnent. And the Bible says that Elkanah's other wtfs appar­ ently taunted Hannah, pro­ bably in part because Elkan­ ah loved Hannah more than bis first wife. One day Hannah was found weeping, so her husband beg­ ged her to tell him what was wrong. He apparently knew the answer in advance for he added: “Hannah, w h y weepest thou? And why eitest thou not? "And why la thy heart grieved? Am I not better to thee thin ten sons?” But Hannah would not ba consoled. So aha went into the temple and vowed that if God would g irt her a eon, then she would offer him to the church to become a priest Just aa soon as ba was wean­ ed. These two classical casts of Rachel and Hannah are duplicated thousands of times Q uotes Psaee and w ar will be de­ termined by the outcome of the race between population and resources. —B. R. Sen, U. f t . Food and Agriculture Organisation director general. World peace, like common!fm MMAA rVn** teftt TknnlfA (lit! each man love his neighbor. (It requires only) that they lire together with mutual tol­ erance, submitting their dis­ putes to Just and peaceful set­ tlement. —President Kennedy. If I’m put In the position where I have to take it (pres­ idential nomination), I won’t be a reluctant tiger. I ll get out and fight. —Republican Sen. Barry Goldwater. Thera Is a coincidence hetween happy marriage and ed­ ucation—the mors the better. —Dr. David Fulcomer, mar­ riage and family profesior, Colorado Women’s College, The only really surprlilng thing about women in space ia that anyone should be sur­ prised. Why on earth—or In space—not! —Writer Margaret Jones. every y t t r right b e n in mod­ ern America. 4 F ar women a r t perversa creature si When they think they can get pregnant, then they try desperately to avoid motherhood. But let them suspect that they a rt sterile, and they Just s i vigorously try to have a baby. And the longer they rem aii^ childless, the greater is UieiP emotional desperation. Many of them even go emotionally b • a e r k, like □ era in yesterday’s esse, and thus lose all perspective regarding sexual matters. Sterility is due to two main reasons. First, the timing it often in error, for there may be only six to 12 hours lim the entire mouth when a «U e^ can conceive. This brie# span **f hours may thus be missed for ft years of marriage. Just by chance alone, so send for the booklet “Facts About Preg­ nancy," enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus f t cents. If a wife's Fallopian tubcift arc closed, surgery is a pos­ sibility, and some modern drugs likewise help. But lark of a child la about a 30-30 problem. The husband Is just as likely lo be at fault as is the wife, though wives have usually assumed almost too per cent of the blame ia past years. ^ (Always write to Dr. Crane • la cars ot this newspaper, enclosing a tong stamped, addressed envelope and M tents to cover typing and printing coats when yon send for one of bln book­ lets.) COMPLETE This Is going to b# . . . the INVESTMENT SERVICE general pattern from hire on Listed aad out . . . constant storiea of Sororities Russians in the air. Mates! Fends —Sen. Clinton P. Anderson, chairman. Senate Space ALLEN A CO. Committee, on Russian dou­ I l l K. LEMON ST. bt* space spectacular. LAKELAND, FLA. A few months ago, a Ken­ Mtmber: Midwest Stock E itk 9 nedy (re-election) v i c t o r y Chicago Beard of Trade. seemed to fa r loo many Re­ publican* a* inevitable. There Orlande Sates Repreeewtetivs was talk of sacrificial lambs. Rut today wo are looking for Hons and we have a number. MRS. STAN COMSTOCK —Gov. Mark Hatfield cf OrePh. GA I-MI4 gin. 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Is U s ns# for rtsehIM aUsa s t aU U a 1—a4 bsws A—They a r t real pearls *r,at*4 i s th is AAVtMMr. made by pearl oysters, but Ms *srt sf An7 M A tsrlA l, Asvs sr aa*Artists*, sC this sdlUsa they are brought about by hiat Ths flASlara l i m i t mas hs rrsroSncse la s a r h a t n r with­ troducing s u m 11 foreign ob­ out wrtttsa pormlsslaa s t tho publlohor ot Ths llsrsM. Aar jects suck as send grains be­ laSIvISsal or firm rssponslhls tor such rsproUucUsa wUI hs •oasMoroS as lorilnslnc SB Ths Hsrsli's ropyrtsht sa4 will ha neath the shell Instead of ksie Its bio lor unitor Us Isw, P*t>iish*d Solly sasspt asturdar, Sun Joy AA4 CbrUlmaa, puhlUhsg SaturSay prssssStaa waiting for nteore to do ee by accident, 'C hriS U B A A Its Wash / IT C lsssIflsO M s l i i i r S I A S a V O L T O L IN E ClrsuUlloB Masaisr -H f W E USE BOTH Barrels! Westinghouse i i o| c i * r I q N now fo r W INDOW CDcr C C T IU A T C | A IR C O N D IT IO N E R S FREE E S T ,M A T E - PLUMBING - HEATING AIR CONDITIONING \a u v Y \f y > & ^ § < w ca ll Bill llalhnek. President FA2-6562 �•s a fa ri Lake Monroe Jottings ■n. R. L. Hello. We want to extend oar coaxratalationa to Mr. end M ri. Joe Govacek oo their 90th weddiag anniversary. They celebrated it with a getto-gether dinner party out at the Plnecreat Inn Tuceday evening. Daughter Opal re­ ported they enjoyed It very much. • • • Alto congratula­ tions to Gaude and Mary Hittell on their 25th. They apent theira down at We*t Palm Beach. • • • Mrs. A. V. Knight of Plant City and TSgt. and M n. J . c.. Sapp J r. and family of Sumter, S. C., were weekend visitors here at the home of the J . C. Sapp Srs. While here they had a bar-b-que party on the lawn of the Sapp home. MY. and Mrs. H. W. Holdrldge of Daytona and Mrs. Clara Wy­ att and children were also here to enjoy the day. • • • • * * Lee and Ailie Keller have returned from their va­ cation trip to Cleveland and Knoxville, Tenn. While in Knoxville Uncle Lee bought him a little strip of land. It has a spring on U and 1 hear tell that he did a good clean Dp Job on it. All he needs now is that Summer Cottage on it. • • • Talking of the Kellers. Agnes and Richard Rans had sort of a Keller reunion out a t their home last Sunday. It was in the form of a chicken bar-b-que dinner. Those there were Lee and Ailie Keller, the W. Nathan Stripling family, Urban Lee family, Clarence Xeller family of Orlando, the Joe Morgan family, L. J . Kris family. Mrs. Betty Live­ ly and children, Mrs. Nora Johnson and Titus Keller of Xnoxville. Titus was also our guest for dinner Friday even­ ing. • • • Rich and Agnes Rans and son Ray have re ­ turned from a short visit o Beaufort, 8. C., where they went to aee daughter and sonin-law John and Norma Gromer and children. • • • Sorry to hear that postmaster Bob Mann la 111. Hurry and get well Bob. • • • The Sam Barrow family went to Dalton, Ga., for a visit with relatives. • * * Sorry to hear that Gran, nie (Annie) Hawkins is con­ fined to the local hospital but have been told that she is doing Just fine. That's good Legal Notice v o n t r. o r s i l h Nolle* I* h * r* b r elv*n that pursuant to th* final d * er» . o f fa ra eto .u r * and sal* * n . t»r*d In th* caua* p .n d ln * In th* Clreutt Court In and for F .m tn ot* County . Florida, « . . . dook*t n u m t u r 13144, lh* u n ■ l.r .tg n .d C la rk will aril th* pro party attu atad In aald Cou nty daarrlbad aa: l o t 4. B lo c k T. .NORTH O R I. A N D O TOWN'S IT K F O U R TH ADDITION, a c ­ cord in g to P la t thereof a* recorded In r u t Hook IS. p a l * SS o f th * PuMtd R e ­ cord* o f fl.m ln o l* C ou n ty , Florida. Including (p a c i fi c a l l y but no t by wa y o f l i m it a t io n , th* f o l ­ l o w i n g flatur*#: S llaatar a, perm an en tly In* ■tailed. T o g e th e r w i t h alt et ructurre and Im p ro v em en t* now and h erea fter on aald land, and f l i t u r e e a t t a c h e d thereto, and al t rent*, leeuee. proceeds, and p r o f l u a c c r u i n g and lo a c . rru e from aald pramlaas, atl o f which a re Included w ith in th* f o r e g o i n g descrip tion and the h a b en d um thereof; a leo a ll gae, s t e a m , elect ric, w a t e r , and o th e r h e a t in g , co o k in g , r r f r l f t r a t l n g , l ig h tin g , p lu m b . Ing. ven tilatin g. Ir rigating, and p o w er ey elem e, m a ch ltu e, ap p liances, f ia to r e e . a n j a p ­ purtenance *. w h ic h now ara or may h e r e a f t e r pertain to, or be used w ith. In, or on ■aid p r e m ise s , even t ho u g h t h e y be d e t a c h e d or d e t a c h ­ able, at public s a l e , to the high est and h sst b idder for cash at 13 o'clock noo n on the 13th day of A u g u s t 1341 at th* Front D o o r o f th* S-r ntnid. County C o u r t h o u s e In Hanford, Florida. to bear Graanle. Aa I said before you can't keep a good gal down. • • • Was talking to Morris Ruby In a store the other day and be told me he bad Just returned from Coldwater, Miss, where he was called by tb« passing of his father. Mr. A. R. Ruby. Our sympathy goes out to him and his family. Mr. Ruby has been the principal of the Monroe acbool. • • • Have enjoyed going to the Ameri­ can Legion baseball games. The boys did wonderful in their games coming out in second place. They showed good sportsmanship through­ out the entire season. Their coaches Frank Tbomaa and George Perkles helped make it that way. The group are having a party at our home tonight. Roasting hot dogs with sit the trimmings and then dancing later Is plan­ ned for them. .Several Legion dignitaries wilt be their guest* along with George Touhy who was a good scorekeeper. • • • Miss seeing littie Elisabeth Warren around. She is visiting her grandmorther in Wauchula. • • • Have had our son-in-law and daugh­ ter Dun and Shirley Hudson and small granddaughters with us the past week. They have taken a home in Or­ lando. • • • olga Hunter will be hostess next week to the American Legion Auxiliary. The affair will be a covered dish luncheon at her home. • • • The friends of Lenora (A.L.) Johnson will regret to learn that ihe fell last week and injured her back and is confined to a hospital in N. Fla. She and A1 are former Monroe residents. We wish her a speedy recovery. Talk­ ing of falls. Did you know that this is National Farm Safety week? I forgot it and decided to fall last Sunday morning and sprained my ankle. • • • Glad to sec our County Editor Judy Wells back at her desk after a two weeks vacation. Had a card from the society editor Ce­ cilia Farm er saying they were in Kentucky and would be leaving for home on the 31th. Will be nice to have her back too. • • • ()ur thought this week is on To­ gether. And it goes like this: Coming together is Beginning Keeping together is Progress Thinking together is Unity; Working together is Success. Don't you agree? Prison Denies Use Koch Freed AUGSBURG, G e r m a n y (UP1) — A ipoketman at the Alrhaeh Prison today denied report* putdinhed abroad that IN, Koch, the infamous "hitch of Buchenwald," had been freed. The wife of the Buchenwald concentration ramp'* S. S. Commander Karl Koch, she was sentenced by a court in Augsburg in 1951 to life im­ prisonment in a war atrocity trial. The spokesman noted that Mrs. Koch must serve at least 15 years before she ran even apply for parole Dohnanyi Day TALLAHASSEE (UPI) July 27 has been proclaimed Ernest Von Dohnanyi day in Florida by Gov. Farris Bry­ ant. It mark* the Sl’th anni­ versary of birth of the com­ poser who wut n member of th# Florida State University faculty until his death in I960. • I- • • feral* July 25, IMS — P at* 5 , **•# *• % •TlfcVNK YOU. DADDY" — William Schmidt, 2D, receive* n thunk you kins front hi* daughter P e tty , 3. Schmidt, who is blind, dived into the family swimming pool and, guided by Instruc­ tions from bis wife, wan able to find and pull bin unconscious daughter from the deep end of the pool. (Ni£A Telephoto) Bryant Urges Governors To Back Educational Dhrer Will Try To Programs On Dangers Of World Communism Raise Andrea Dona MIAMI BEACH (U FI) — Florid* Gov. Farris Bryant Wednesday called for stepped up educational programs in the United State* on tbs dsngees of International commu­ nism, and (bowed photograph* of Cuba's worst political pris­ on to underscors his recom­ mendation. Holding up pictures of th# Isis of Pines prison, filled with Premier Fldsl Castro's most feared opponents, Bryant told th# National Governors' Conference meeting here: "The majority of those men (those in prison) have dona no worse, and in some cases less, than wa have dona hare la axpressing opposition to policies of tha administration. Many were jailed for statementa far less forceful than those I have seen attributed te tha men of both parties now in this room.” He said ha had received the photoa only last night, and explained to his fellow chief rxicutivea that tha distance from here to the Cuban pris­ on island is "closer than my home in Tallahassee, an sasUr trip by plan* than from here The St. Johns Bridge Open A t Palatka Scientists W ill T ry Brain Swap MIAMI (UPI) — A Uni­ versity of Miami psychologist said today he plan* to swap the brains of salamander* and frog* to see If they will be­ have differently. "Salamander tadpole* eat meat and frog tad p o le * eat algue," said John E. Swisher. "Supposes you have this vegetable-eating mouth and lowly attached to a brain that doesn’t want to do anything but chase animal* around?" He said he plana to sw a p the entire brains at first, then just parts of the brain in an attem pt to study separate con­ trol* for the animals' behavior PALATKA (U l’l i — The Memrrl.il Bridge was reopen­ ed Tuesday afternoon over thp St. John* Itiver near here after a malfunction in the diuvr span took it out of operation for 21 hour*. The Highway Department worked on the apan through Ihe night to get it «>|>enrd. The department had said Monday the bridge would be closed three day*. Engineers were unable to close the draw spnn complete­ ly after opening it for a boat Monday. Traffic had to he re­ routed while the bridge was out. putN-rn. World’* Largest Rubber Company And He said the ship probably MIAMI (UPI) — A ship to lsave here today in an is atill worth $0 million in attampt to salvage the ocean salvageabl* items d • a p 11 • liner Andrea Doria, which seven years under the sea. sank In the Atlantic seven This includes, he said, • hugw years ago with the loss of 52 silver plaque worth a quar­ ter of a million dollars and lives. Tb* 30,500-ton A n d r e a 41,110,000 in cash and jewels Doria sank off Nantucket It in the ship's safe. Taylor said he and hia com­ hours after colliding with the Swedish ship Stockholm. In pany, backed financially by on* of the most spectacular two Silver Springs, Md., men, rescue operations in mari­ hnd bought salvage rights in time history, 1,134 passen­ Italy for $300,000. gers and 574 crew members were saved. "I’m going to bring it up," Afljftkwf tilt's said 29-yenr-old Jim Taylor yesterday. "I’m certain of it," added the 250-pouml profes* sional diver. He said 12 men have drewn-1 ed at the scene in attempts to WIU m a x A GOOD PICTURE raise the Doris. Taylor and a 2t* is;?. --! 1*4# 4 «tilb 4 A*4** 4a*tai » e**4 14«. cage crew used a lirt-foot See L'a For KODAK former Navy boat. The phut CAMERAS, Film and was to blast air into the Lbiriu Finishing then float it to the top. FUNPMP W ie b o ld t's Miami'* huge Cuban exile colony that Americana “do not understand" the meaning of the* cold war in global terms. CAMERA SHOP 210 S. PARK AVE. America’* , JOIN HANDS TO C.IVE YOU OUTSTANDING TRADES AND VALUES THIS WEEKEND. Gets Court's Assist at the elementary level, 30 to junior high ami 15 to high school. Stanley ordered almost 200 Negroes admitted to Durham white nchout* this fait, gave others the rlmnce to transfer by Aug. 12 and directed th* total desegregation of ev­ erything through high school by September of 19(11. Until recently, federal court* have Ucn inclined to accept "stairstep" desegreg*. lion plan* as move* in good faith by school hoards. District Judge Frank A. Hooper refused to speed up tha grudo-A-year program of thu Atlanta school*. Hooper ruled that the city school buartl was moving in good faith. A t the pupil placement lev­ el, Atuhania's law has been upheld by the Supremo Curt which left its good faith ap­ plication up to Alabama school authorities. A district judge has ordt-ted Birmingham to prepare a September desegre­ gation plan under the law. political candidate* — could work only toward "a posltiv* approach to'Use responsibility of Americanism." Outlining his rlew* further, Bryant said, "a vehicle must bo found to advanct cold war education — th* developmtnt of knowledge essential to the understanding of America"* heritage of freedom, and of th* nature of attacks upon that freedom, open and covert, by tha followers of interna­ tional communism." Turning to Cuba again, th* governor remarked that “there la every reason to believe that within a short tim* we will sc# Cuban spccilaiatt in politic­ al and military warfare show up in the vanguard of Castrostyle revolutions in other na­ tions." He cited Brazil and Vene­ zuela as poirmmi rvampiv*. Although Cuba and Cnatro did not com* up in any formal discussions at the conference, Bryant remarked that "it is. it seems to me, good to tuik ami to think about Cuba at this time." He added that there Is "growing concern" among LAR G ES T GE R ET A ILER <G O O D / r Y E A R Ir.tergrstion Speedup By Cnltrd Prenn International A concerted campaign by in­ tegration groups for faster public school desegregation has received a new boost from a significant federal court de­ cision. U. S, District Judge Edwin M Stanley rubd Wednesday that a "stairstep" dcscgtigation program in the schools of Durham, N. C., after just one year's trial, ia too slow. He ordered elementary and Junior high school* desegre­ gated in September and high school* one year hence. Stanley's decision, if uphrtd in thu higher federal courts, couhl provido the legal foun­ dation for attacking similar plans in operation'in u number of other Southern srhoo| sys­ te m . It was one of the rare ca.<ea sine* the Supreme Court *rhoo| decision of 1D34 in which a court ha* thrown out a gradual dcsegicgation piagtam already in operation. Durham, which begun a grude-a-yrar integration pro­ giant by school divi-ions in I9ti2. admitted to previously all-white schools 3.1 Negroes to Florida’s state line.* Bryant preeented a report by tha governor’* committee on cold war education, of which he ia chairman. After hearing it, tha ronfirenco agreed with th* committaa's recommendations and authorlied continuation of the com­ mittee for another year. Serving with Bryant on tha committee are Gov*. Georgs D. Clyde of Utah; John H. Reed of Mains; Terry Sanford of North Carolina; and Mat­ thew K. Welsh of Indiana. Speeking "half In jest" Bry­ ant also proposed formation uf a “Freedomlst party." th* purpose of which would be "solely to improve our appre­ ciation and stimulate our en­ hancement of our heritage of freedom and the system of government which preserves that freedom.” Recalling that h«- hnd de­ scribed himself on a national television interview last Sun­ day, as a "freedomlst," Bry­ ant said he believes all Amer­ icana "basically are freedoml*t»." He said the fr««don,iat par­ ty—without dues, officer* or "Buy From The Largest And Save - Save" 53S w Fl„, st OPEN 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M. D A IL Y -8 A. M. TO 9 P. M. ON FRIDAY g en er a l^ fa rh. 2 2821 e l ic t r i c A IR C O N D IT IO N E R No Special W iring No Expensive Installation HUGE 13.2 cu. Ikdrnom Cooling A t A Low Price Of: |3.M DOWN DELIVERS AND INSTALLS TODAY FT. 4000 B IT : - 113 V O L T - 7 ! j A M P . 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COK-104 M in ts uf * 41.4: NOTICE I* h.ralty glea n that p u r su a n t to a Final D»cr** o f Foracloaura *nt*r«d Ju ly 13. 1343, In th* Circuit Court o f th* Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for U . m l n o l . ~~ 'i ’I, - ■»— C4«* No. 13*43. ART HU R II. | B E C K W IT H , J R . Clerk of ■aid Court, w ill *>tt for c a s h In hand to th* high**! and hast blddar, a t th* front door o f tho C o u rt llo u s s . Msr.ford. fUmlnota C o u n ty . F loral*, at th* hou r o f l l t o * o' clock , a. m . on F r id a y , A u su s t 3, 1343. th* f o l l o w i n g d«,i rlh-d real prop arty • It u t ta d In M.mlnul* Cou nty. F lo rid a, to-w lt: h o t I. Uloek “ B". *.<•• lion I. PA It A tit* K I* IL.VT, a c c o r d in g to plat th*r*of *• r*cord*d In Plat Book I. p«g * 14. Public llacord* I o f d . m t n o l a County, F l o r ­ id*. D A T E D thl* I lr d day of July. A. D. 1341. (SE A L ) Art hur H B*c kw lth, Jr Clark o f th* Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlaa. IMI. Malty * Coopar Attorn ey* a t L a w 144 Ooutk Court *tr*at Orlando, F lo r id a Patdlah J u l y I t , 1341. CDK-lUl see os : f ir s t fc GE Daylight Blue ☆ for your HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN * zsn Washing Action *5 DOW N DELIVERS 3 WASH CYCLE, J WASH TEMP. . - BORROW UP TO *5,(Ml . UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY TWO WASH * TWO SPIN SPEEDS. 3 WASH TEMP, a CYCLES . BEST MINI WASH - MULTI WASHING _ O F SANFORD Tall FAirfax 2-1611 And Ank For !tnl|»h Pexold or Jim Doucette Norge Wringer W asher $§§.95 $ 10 0 -9 3 �llllf t fr r » 0 P ig s 6 — July 28, 1968 | Circus T hem e League And Guests Mrs. •ojvyed of Um and pro- •harga « u n • I Um Rpiacepal Pariah Mrs. W. L. Kochs introduced last week. Um outside srtisto who took p art la Um program following TRAYS PAP1ERM ACHE ___ n u l A ll All feeaatifally Ctiered 9| jM AMO 8 | J # Flemings G ifts-C anla {teneeely MeVicars) II* S. First St. Ttajr were lira. Mick Pfeifanf who sang "Clri-Birl-Bln," Miss Judy Robb who told ths story, "Ths Church" Uksn from ths Story A rt Magailna sad dancs numbers by Misses Glnny and Elaine daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tew of Gainesville the granddaughters of Mrs. JL C. Long of Sanford, also are the nelces of Roche. Glnney's solo number was hTha Petite Doll" and Elaine, aa accomplished artist, danced a waits from Chopin's ballet, "Lee Sylphides." A gasoline bath will bring back ths sparkle of rhinsitooe pins. After the plas have snaked five minutes, rub the jewelry dry with a flaoael cloth. Cana New lectured look 9vju } 'a Shoe Store SATURDAY M ORNING 2 HOUR TWO CHARMING DANCERS as they appeared at the Sanford Story League covered dish sup­ per and program last week. They are Ginny and E!p!«® Taw, wmnHdaiightare of Mr*. R. C. Inner and the neices of Mra.‘W. L. Roche. Stineciphers Return Home Men’s Cotton Reg. 25c H A N D KERCH IEFS lad ies Phoenix BOOTN IES 6 r* *1 Reg. $ | 2» 92.98 I PR. All Iadiea Scarfs Silk - Nylon • Colton , Hquare A Oblong, Plain and fancy Vi I’rice Little Mikw Cosby, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cosby of Sd S. Cortes Avenue, North Orlando, recently celebrated bis 2nd birthday with a party. The party carried out circus motif end waa der a color paper streamers and of circus horns and hata adding to tha fun. Two horses were available for rides under the aupervision of Happy llora* F am e. Gussta enjoyed ice cream served with a birthday cake decorated with a circus acene, Thay were Donna and David Carrigan, Bruce Stnugfaan, Dsbby Swede, Jeffrey, Keitk and Michael Sorrell and Allew and Deanna Carlyle. Also present were Ulke'e grandparent*; Mr. and Mrs. Georga Zellers of DeRary, Mr. Don­ ald Ladbettar, Mrs. Edward Swede, David Htraughan and Mre. Steven Carlyle. After Four Week Vacation Mrs. John Johnson Ur. sad Mrs. Martin Stine, Tabernacle. They spent aevi cipher aad daughter, Miss eral days at the Old Faithful Grace Marie Stlnecipber, re­ Inn at Yellowstone National turned to their home on Park Avenue, Tuesday night, after Park ia » Grant Teton Na. a four week trip to the "Old lion a 1 Park, and in Colorado Spring*, Colorado, took a tour W est" Enroute to California, Mr. of U. S. Air Force Academy. and Mrs. Stioacipbar visited Enroute back to Sanford her former borne lows of Uia Stineciphers wera guests Pbocnlr, Arisons, and drove of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Perry Into Mexico before meeting Grace Marie in Lot Angeles at their borne in Osark, Ark­ as she arrived there by jet ansas. Miss Slineciphef had flown from a vacation In Hawaii. Together the family spent to Hawaii with the Misses several days in the Los An­ Peggy Price and Sue Koke geles area taking many sight­ who returned borne earUer. seeing tours that included In Hawaii they were greeted such places a* Beverly Hills, at die plane with Hawaiian University City (where they eli by former Ssnford resi­ watched the filming of tele­ dents, Mr. and Mrs. John vision aiMwa) Disneyland and Root and Mrs. Jim Ross (the tha popular Knotts Berry former Dot Fourakre) and during thtir two week vaca­ farm . Prom California tha trio tion on the Island saw several drove to Las Vegas whan SanfoM people. they relaxed at "The Dunes" and also enjoyed seeing Betty Grable, Dsn Dailey and Stub­ by Kay in the show, "Guys and DoUs." Mr. and Mr*. Eugene P. Hoover Dam, Grand Can­ Wall at Brunawlck, Maine, an­ yon. Brycs Canyon and Zion nounce the birth of • eon, National park were other Eugene Perry Wall Jr., whw points of interest and thay waa born July t l at tha Oralso stopped In Salt Lake ange Memorial Hospital In O r City to hear the famed or Undo. If* weighed 7 lb., • os. gan recital at the Mormon Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mr*. Neil C. Phillips of Sanford and paternal Mrs. E. Ethridge Sr. grandmother is Mrs. S. U. Wall of Pina Bluff, Ark. Hostess T o P arty Mre. John T. Johneon waa huatass recently when she en­ tertained with n bridge-lunch­ eon at her home oa Elisabeth Court. When bridge Korea ware tallied prises ware awerded to Mrs. Brack Parkins and Mrs. Richard Deaa. Other pUyera were Mrs. Charles Park. Mrs. Lae Moore, Mra. Jack Morrison, Mrs. A1 Wallace, Mra. Robert Besserer, Mrs. William Lefflcr, Mrs. William Bush, Mrs. Wally Philips, Mrs. A. B. PeUrson Jr. and Mrs. Turn Bolt. Mra. Francis RoumUlat waa a luncheon guest. Oviedo Personals By Bernice Kslaey Wayne Williams of Bainta City is visiting hla uncla and aunt, Mr. and Mra. Theodore Aulin Jr. and tkalr daughter, Diane and aon, Ted. Tha Aullns spent last weekend at New Smyrna Beach w hen their gueate were Jane Lundy and Mr. and Mn. Carl Abe ef Chuluota, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie MeCulley end Miss Koxie McCulley, all of Cookvllle, Tenn., re­ cently epent gome time with Mre. Dora Kelaey and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Slavik. Mrs. Robert Drabik return, Mr. and Mrs, J. II. Staley ed home over tha week-end of Lake Charm Dr. have had after a visit with her slater aa their guvata Mr. and Mra. In Dearborn, Mich. Sara Forreater of Forayih, Ga. Personals Attends Meeting 9:30 Till 11:30 A . M . We outfit all the men in the party . . . comfortably, correctly in hi* choice of formal wear. For Mike Cosby Enjoy Dinner And Program aad pM U »( Urn Yiir fltiiiii? Used A t P arty Mrs, E. Etheridge of West 20ih Street recently returned home from St. Louis where she attended the National Convention of the Ladles So­ ciety of tile [trot her hood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginvinen. The Society met last week • t the home of Mrs. H. II. Fortner with Mr*. II. E. Tur­ ner in cherge of the misting In the absence of the president. After the bualnti* meeting the hostess acrvtd refrshmenta of punch, German chocolate cake, mint* and nut* to the Mine*. Virginia Keeling, IuiVerna Wells, Eileen Brooks, Some Calhoun, Sally Turner and Myra Klaeuroff, Sanford Man Wed In Orlando Rites Mi*a Helen Jane Harrison became the bride of Douglas Millar, son of Mr. and Mra. Giro Miller of Sanford, Sun­ day, July 21, at the Orlando Baptist Temple in Orlamlo. The Rev. Uoyd K. Meyers officiated. Mrs. Miller Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Har­ rison of Orlando. The couple was attended by Xeoma Harrison, maid of honor, of Jacksonville and Gene Davis of Sanford aa best min. Ushers wera Jack­ ie Edward Harrison, Windermere and Guy Miller ol San* fund. The bride wore a gown of lace and net designed with a square neckline accented with brilliants and a full skirt featuring a lace panel down its front. ]|«r fingertip veil of illusion fell from a tiara crown and she carried a cas­ cade of carnations and atap- banotia. A reception wsa held at Um Temple following the cere­ mony. The couple will spend their wedding trip touring Florida after which they will reside in Casselberry, AJ*I< Y m rudo S i \ F k Cr s WHITE COAT S g j.3 0 TROUSERS WHOA THAT.’ HOSS: That little tyke up ir. the saddle is two r*a? oM Mika Cosby, aon of Mr. and Mra. Michael Cosby, who recently celebrated hta birthday with a party and horseback ride for all the guests. Lundys Return From Cruise By Bernice Kelsey Mr. and Mra. John Lundy and daughter, Jane, have just returned from an exciting and Interesting vacation cruise aboard thslr 18-foot Lona Star Voyager which la equipped with a 78 hp. outboard motor. Putting in at Sarasota they traveled down the west coast to Venice, Englewood, Boca Grande and Fort Myers, croti­ ed state on the Calooaahatchee River to Lake Oktechobeo and on out tha S t Lucia Canal to Ft. Laudenlala on tha east cosit where they visited frlenda. From them they cruised back up tha asst coait to Tituavtllo before returning home. Tha entire trip took six days during which they cook­ ed and slept aboard. All mem­ bers of the family say that thla waa one of their moat en­ joyable vacations. Lake Mary Personals By Fra new Wester Mra. Rowland H. Goble (Ruth) returned horn* last Thursday, from th* Seminole Memorial Hospital, where she has been confined for two weeks. Last Wednesday she un­ derwent eurgery. She etlll has te remain in bed but la get­ ting along fins and may have company. Her many friends wish her a tpeedy recovery. FBI. NIGHTS Alter using grits, corn meal or other items poured from a spout, tape the spout shut 0 U I N '* W EA R . with s piece of cellophane Hanford tape. The ingredients will 113 Magnolia Phone FA 2-1333 stay tresh longer. Q im K e& itrn Miss Luxen Plans August Wedding Tha marriage of Mias Janie# Elinor Luxen, daughter e f Mr. and Mre. Sumner H. Luxen of Longwood and Wyatt Harris Folds, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Folds ef Sanford will taka p lu s Saturday, Aug­ ust 10th. *T|2-93 Sales - Rentals OPEN Tho four o'clock ceremony will be performed in the Hop* Community Church, Reformed Church In America, located on Indian Hill Road a t Pino Hills Road in Orlando. The Rev. John H. Muller will officiate, Miia Luxen, a native of New Jersey, attended schools thero and in Sanford and graduated from Seminole High School. She attended Snead Junior College at Boar, Ala., and preiently is employed by Eastern Air Lines a t Tallaheieie, Mr. Folda attended school* in Sanford and Pahokee, Flor­ ida, and is a senior a t Florida Stats University. No formal invitations are being sent, but all relatives and friends are invitod to at­ tend tho wedding and also the reception which will follow in the Educational Building ef the church. Casselberry Personals Mr. and Mrs. Jay Nelson of South Williamson, Ky.. are en­ joying a 2 week* visit with their aon-lii-law and daughter. Rev. and Mr*. Delmaa Cope­ land and th tir young aon. Matt of Pinay Ridge Rd. Mra. Arthur N. Lego and eona, Mark and Jeff, of Thomas Dr. laft Inst week for Baltimore to visit her parent!, Mr. aad Mrs. Ernest Miller. Another son Ricky, has been visiting hi* grandparents lincc summer vacation began. QlmJtams. ALL imsuits AND ACCESSORIES REDUCED OVER SLITS WHICH INCLUDE JANTZEN CATALINA ROXANNE SEA B's SEA FASHIONS SHAHEEN OPEN Fill. 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Machine washable at medium aetl Life-of-ulanket binding! Pink, peacock, beige, green. 73 by It Inch* wo. �X * fh» • unfurl! lrrai& July 25. 1063 — Pape 7 FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER Moran - Screeney Vows Exchanged In Church Rite 25th & P A R K By Downa Kite* Mis* Patricia Eiieen Screenev, daughter of Mr. anj Mrs. Daniel J. Screeney of Lon;woed, Incauie the bnde of Bobbie Moran of Longwood in ceremonies held July 19 at 7:30 p. m. at Christ Church Episcopal. Longwood. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Moran of Pinsonferk, Ky. Rev. Joseph Anastas! of the Cathedral Church of St. Luke, Orlando, officiated at the candlelight, double ring ceremony in a setting of white i gladioli, carnations and ast­ ters. The altar also was de­ corated wills white gladioi MR. AND MRS. JOE GOVACEK and chrysanthemums. Charlie Petherbridge. orgsn!*St snd Mrs Petherhrblee. soloist, gave a program of nuptial music including the Ave Marla and the tradition ■1 wedding marches. The bride, given m mar­ riage by her father, chose a Mr. end Mr*. Joe Govaeek Dorw entertained with a din. | full length gown of white MR. AND MRS. BORBY MORAN ipeau de sole with Cliantili) of Lake Monro* were honored m t parly at the Finacm i lace bodice and a scalloped on their 60th wedding anni­ Inn. neckline. The bell skirt was versary. Tuesday night, when A basket of two dozen yel­ fashioned with a Chantilly their daughter, Mrs. Robert low rosea sent t* the Govtilace insert in troot and a cek* from thslr son. Glenn, bow of peau de soie at the Enterprise waistline. Her fingertip length stationed v.ith th* Air Force veil of silk illusion fell from in Del Rio, T eu a, centered a matching bow. Her bridal th* dinner table. John Backer, manager of bouquet was of white carna­ The Aeey Dsacy Wiv*» Club Many gifts from relative* By Helen Snodgrass Kill meat tonight for an In- the Acey Deucy Club will be tions centered with a white and friend* were presented to Miss Lula Barfield of West atallatlon dinner In tha Naval guest speaker at th« dinner orchid. the couple who were married M L j i Lynetle Werner, maid Palm Beach stoppeu by for a party which will ba followed Air Station ballroom. fifty years ago in Spokane, Dorothy (Mr*. Richard I by movies of a recent club of honor, wore a blue peau short visit with Mrs. Vrata Washington. They moved to de soie govtn, a blue headThroop and her brother, S.V. Bvrgen will be installed for gathering. Mrs. P. Sumner band and veil, blue accessor­ Gillespie, They had both Seminole County 44 years ago her aecond term aa president will be in charge of the movie. and hav* spent 36 years of Hostesses for tha evening ies and carried a bouquet of known tier several years ago and other officers recently pink mums. when Miss Uarfields taught that time in Lake Monroe, will be Mrs. A. Best, Mrs. J. elected ara Mil. Vernon Kl* They have two children and Best man was Wilbur Hot, vice president, Mrs. Uuddard and Mrs. K. Sutter. Roach, brother-in-law of the Mr. Gillespie in Elementary five grandchildren. school and Mrs. Throop had John Armstrong, secretary; groom, and servln; as ush*! sot even seen her since 1921. Celebrating with them at and Mr*. Charlie Stone, trees. era were Jack Moran, bro­ Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Porker th« d iu m T party were Mr*. «rer. ther of the groom and Larry and daughters Jeon snd Lin­ Dorn and her children, Robert Sinatrone. da spent Sunday in Frost- Allen, Marlene and Mr. and The bride’s mother wore ■ [iroof and celebrated Mrs. Mra, George Corson. Mr. and Osteen gown of gold lame with Parker’s father, Mr. A. J. Mrs, I.ester Tillia and daugh­ pink accessories and an or­ McPhersons birthday and ter and Mra. I. J. Boyatta. chid corsage. Mrs. Louise her husband D. J. Parker * Roach, sister of the groom, birthday. The two men have Coffee, the culinary down Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Riser wore a black and white gown celebrated their birthday'! to­ fall of many a new bride, hai and two children, Carl and with white accessories and gether for quite a number of one of the world's simplest Jerry, of Lexington, Ky., re­ an orchid corsage. years. recipes. It i* made of only cently spent two weeks with Following the ceremonies a Judge and Mrs. Tom Rivera two ingredients, coffee ami Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Riggs. reception for more than loo and children of Green Cove water. For each serving. u>c Mrs. Riser Is a sister of friends and relatives was Springs, enruute from the 2 level measuring tablespoon* Higgs. tield at the home of the judge's convention in Miami of coffee to % measuring cup Ronnie Kirks, son of Mr, bride's parents which was de­ stopped by for a visit with of w itqr. anil Mra. Marvin Riggs, spent corated with baskets of white Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Tyler. two weeks at Camp Giliad in glads, mums and carnations. Miss lands Tyler accompan­ One automatic electric no Polk County. Thia trip was an The three-tiered wedding ied them back to Grern Cove vent drying machine even award for learning the most L cake, lopped with a miniature for ^ visit with them ami sprinkles clothes fur ironing. Ilible versea of any child in bride ami groom, was cut tier sister Mrs. Jam es Mc­ ha Osteen School. He will Mrs. Richard Bergen and servetl by Mrs. Pauline Cullough and family also tn now be eligible to atu-nd thia Wedding Stevens, close friend of the Green Cove. eamp for thrte more years. family, who acted as caterer. Mr. and Mrs. Morse Kirk Mr. and Mra. Dan Juraa Bear Lake RINGS Assisting her with the serv­ and son, Gary of Starke and of Jackaonville visited his ing were Mr*. Helen Shea, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lampp brother, John Jurss and family Gwallney Jeweler* aunt of the bride; Mrs. Ga- and children and Byron * this past weekend. Mra. Jurea 201 tf. Park FA 3-6.T09 brie ile Cloutier and Mrs. Campbell of Winter Park U a recent bride from Mem­ By Elsie Kowalski Nancy Purcell. were Sunday guests of Mr. phis, Tenn., and thia was her Returning this weak from a TTie couple left for a wed­ ami Mrs. Forrest Nutt. lirs t visit to Florida. two-month vacation abroad ding trip to Pinsonfork, home The Rev. and Mrs. George Miss Maxino Stowell and was Mrs. Jliram L Woods of of lb# groom’s parent*. For Leckonby of Daytons Beach Miss Jean Masters spent a 3216 Holiday Ave. Mis. Woods traveling Mra. Moran chose spent the day as guests of •week a t New Smyrna Beach who had littl* to aay about an aqua marine Jersey auit Rev. and Mrs. D. A. Cassetwith tha Rainbow Girta. Mra. thw trip except that tha wea­ with white accessories and ta Monday. Joa Masters and Mra. Don ther was rainy, visited her the orchkl from her bridal Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ja ­ Stowell assisted in chaperon­ sister In Scotland and other corsage. cobs and sons of Moweaque, ing tha group. relatives in England and Ire­ After July 31, the couple Illinois were house guests of will reside on llth St. in Rev. and Mrs. Fred Foster Mr. and Mre. Joe Mastera land. and daughter, Jean, havo gone “Plash" Jaroekl, noted pho­ Longwood. this week. Out-of-town guests included to their summer homo In tha tographer from T a r p o n Mr*. Nancy Rstne* and mountains at Mountain City, Springs who la covering the Mr. sod Mrs. M. A. Shea and Miss Helen Snodgrass return­ N. C. They will remain there Little League All-Star Play, sons, Edward ami Gary, uf ed Sunday from a visit with till school starts, off* being held a t Harper- New Jersey; Jack Moran. Mr. Mrs. Hsines *om, Morns and Mr*. Hugh Bartini and ton, Shepard Field in Winter Park and Mrs. Larry Sanatrone of John and hn family including Peter, of Oak Ridga, Tann., lias been the houserueat of Eau Gillie as well as num­ the new grand-ioo, 2 months and her nephew, Bobby Work­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kowalski erous guests from Sanford, old, which she had not tern. man of Kllnor, W. Va., ar­ whll# her*. He left Wednesday Orlindo, Winter Park and On the return trip fruin Co­ Maitland. rived for a visit with her par­ afternoon to return bom*. lumbus, Ga., where the re­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Noroan latives lived they stopped by Mr. and Mra. Max Wiener Miller. Mrs. Bartini will re­ and children, Barbara, Max, DeBary the Stephen Foster Memor­ main here for two weeks, Marilyn and Patti Lynn hav* ial at White Springs. Bobby will stay until time for returned home, after a twoMrs. L. M. Wright is spend *i.hool when his grandparents weeks vacation spent visiting mg several days in Jackson­ Mrs. L. Mascuch of Munroe ville with her daughter and v ill taka him home. relatives in Edcu, K. Y. Ave, is e n te r tail,in g her aun son-in-law Dr. and Mrs. T. Mrs, If. B. Nixon and Leaf cleining tip: Clean and daughter in law, Mr. and Z. Cason. daughter, Jane, havo returned from a month'* visit in An­ lb* leaves of your green Mr*. Richard Mascuch of Llvtigua where Mr. Dixon is em­ planti by wiping them gently ingitun, N. J. and grandchil­ . Th* Finrnl in Pre-School Education ployed with the Pan Atn Air­ with a cloth dipped in a so­ dren, Susan and Pa. Mr. and Mrs. George Handlution of half milk and hall lines. Mr*. Haiel Ullhuty recently water. However, brush the werk ate entertaining out of spent five dtys with friends. leave* of tu n y -leaved plants, tosm guests, Donna Will of They enjoyed sightseeing and advises the Society pf Amer­ Bowmanstown, Pa., Kathleen Miller of Leighton, Pa., and ican Florists. swimming. 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TUs causes the hlpi Today the picture appears line* the 6,867 yard par 71 him it looks like he can go on and body U tiM slightly la course would favor his gem*, the same — but actually it's winning forever. Nm M i laua, leading money winner vastly different. The closed stance ii made Ford has gone nine inninga The Dodgers a n out in Arnold Palmer, and Cham­ by dravtaj the right toot only five times In thoee 12 pagne Tony Lem a, fourth In front seven games, all right, baak ftrem the Uae of night. straight victories but the Yan­ earning! this year, also were but this time the two key TbU twtags the hipa end body kees have supported him with men — Koufax and Dry*rated aa dangerous. eomewbat to the right. The hrip and what's mere Impor­ The course, though not of dais — are gaining momen­ ball If played more off the tant, runs—lota of ’em. They tum rather than toeing it. unusual length, has fivs par left laatep. The Hence abould haven't scored less than three three holes with fairly uni­ Koufax atande 16-3 with nine be eomtortabJe. runs in eny of the 12 games straight victories and Drya­ form length on the other 13. 1 get Just the right amount and have totaled 67 for an But observers anticipated that ds!*, rather than beginning of turn from the square average of 6.6 runs per game. to lose strength, appears to the entire field would have fiance and contact the bell Shout those figures a t Rog­ trouble with the greens, fair­ bo gaining. squarely. That makes it aaiier er Craig, the luckless New CHARLES WATERMAN, who writes for a The 6-foot, 6-Inch, 230ly large but rolling and usual­ tor me to control the ball. sports majfnrine, instructed in fly casting at York Met pitcher who has pound sldswheclcr, feared by Sam Rated atUlxea the riot­ ly s-xtremsly fast. Blue Springs Pork, Orange City, during the Delost 16 In a row and 17 la all, 11 National League hitters, ed (fence, alma to the right, Recent rains, however, have Bary Fishing Club's “Fish Fry." Clyde Wright, and he'll tell you in a few Mta to the left. Jim Turneie made the course moist and gained hla 13th victory of the center, is president of club, Mrs. Debbie Wuterthousand word* why it's great season Wednesday night with •iso uaei the rioted Hence. while the grecna have held man also did some fly casting. to be a Yankee. l're experimented with the SQUARE—The square pitches wall, thsy have slow­ a five-hit, K-l victory over the Ford won his 12th straight stance is formed by Pittsburgh Pirate*. H* la the ctoeod atanee, but it makea ed up. Barring additional and 16th of the season Wedmo hook. It thui become* « placing the feet paral­ rain, though, they could be a Drat pitcher in ths major rweday when the Yankees detriment to mo unleti I went lel to line of flight. Ju­ constant tournament problem, leagues to reach 200 Inning* drubbed the Los Angslea An­ to kook deliberately. Then I lius Boros illustrates changing In speed every day pltchsd for the season and he gels, 8-4. Johnny Blanchard, with a horizontal club says, "I'm stronger at this uto It to help accompllah a as thsy dry out. subbing for Roger Maris, on the ground. point of the aeaaon than I’ve apecUle purpoeo. The course record of 66, drova in four runs with two ever been.1* Jim gtrrier opens Me (tenet which has stood for 85 years, singles and hia fourth homer Koufax, Dryadale and John, o triOa, oima to tbo left, was not regarded In danger. In three daya to lead the Yan­ ny Podrea (10-6) have scored -fadaa the ball from left to The mark was act by Tommy kee*' 15-hit attack. Ford re­ 39 victories among them and light. Armour In 1028 and hai. been with 63 games left to play In Ualted Pres* International i their win in the eighth Inning tired after eevtvi innings but To mo, toe open atanee re­ equalled only twice, both tlmea the season shape up as one of Orlando's Twins moved into when catcher Lawton An­ Hal Reniff and Bill Stafford United Preaa International ntrids tbo backawlng became drews belted a two-run sinby host pro Charlla Penna. National League closed out tho win for him. those rare pitching triumvi­ second place in the Florida the arm* are blocked by the gle. The tournament prise prob­ W. L. Fct. GB Ford's winning streak I* State League last night by rate* that can total 60 or body when It te turned. Ai a ably will be increased If more victories In a campaign. defeating St. Petersburg 19-1. Tonight, Lakeland plays at the longest in th* American 62 37 .<26 remit, there la a tendency Loa Angela* uu.ua 7 crowds equal the anticipated Drysdate struck out eight Sarasota is slltl on top by Miami, Tampa goes to Fort League since he won 14 to prodoce more of an out- St. Loula Lauderdale, Sarasota travels Chicago U d .316 a turnout. Last year the total and walked only one In cruis­ three and a half games. Slde-Insrc. to Orlando and St. Petersburg straight In 1961. The AL rec­ 34 46 .340 was boosted to |66,000 with San Francisco •w Second haiemin Bill Taring to his 13th win behind a ord of 16 straight la shared 1 aeldom eat an open 33 47 .330 0'i $11,000 to winner Jar!* Cuplt seven-hit attack that Included roily led Orlandu with a three- plays at Daytona Beach. atanee except on abort Iron Cincinnati W. L. Fet. by Walter Johnson, Smokey 32 46 .320 11)1* and official! Intimated the two hits each by Jim Gilliam run homer in Ihs fourth Inn­ abota whan 1 am pitching to Philadelphia 19 9 .679 Jo* Wood, Leftty Grove and Sarasota 30 49 .303 12 Milwaukee saitia figure! were possible and Johnny Uoseboro. Kurt ing to Iniure live win. the green. IS 12 .556 Schoolboy Rowe. Orlando 49 4B .300 J2d this yter. Pittsburgh Francis, tagged for the five In other action last night, FL Lauderdale The Minnesota Twins pick­ 13 13 .536 37 63 .363 28H runs In 4 S innings, suffered Miami defeated Lakeland 4-1, NEXT: Weight diatributlon Houston ed up a half-game on tha lead­ 16 .333 14 Miami 32 66 .320 301) New York la relation to atanee. hi* fifth defeat against three Tampa downed Fort Laud­ St. Petersburg 14 13 .319 ers with a 9-0 and 6-0 aweep Wednesday's Results Cicada Favored erdale 3-1 and Sarasota at wins. 12 17 .414 of a twi-nlght doubleheader Tampa Chicago 2 Cincinnati t STANTON, Del. (UI'I) — The Bun Francisco Giants Daytona Beach was rained Daytona Beach It 17 .393 with tha Cleveland Indians. San Francisco 4 New York Cicada, the greatest money shaded the New York Met*, out. 19 17 .370 The Chicago White Sox de­ Loa Angeles 3 Pittshurg 1, winning filly In Thoroughbred 4-3, the Milwaukee Braves The Tarpons broke a t-t Lakeland feated tha Detroit Tigers, 3-1, night history, has been listed es an downed the St. Louis Cardin­ tie In the eighth Inning when the Kansas City Athlstics Milwaukee S St. Louis t, night early 2-1 favorite for the mile als, 8-1, the Chicago Cubs short stop Bob Martin singl­ Early Maya mothers tied downed the Boston R*d Sox, Philadelphia 6 Houston 3, and one-quarter Delaware edged the Cincinnati Red*. ed In the winning run and heads or feathered balls to ths 0-2 and 7-6, and the Baltimore night llnndlt-ap on Suturday, Cicada 2-t, and the Philadelphia then scored himself on a front lock* of their children's Oriole* beat the- Washington WARSAW (UPI) - Thing* Friday’* Gaines hair, hoping they would de­ will carry top weight of 128 Phllllea defeated the Houston wild pitch. Senators, 8-5, in other AL keep on getting worie for the St. Lnuli al Chicago Miami's Marlins clinched velop cross-eyes. pound* In the $165,000 stakes, Colts, 6-3, In other NL action. games. United State*' louring track Cincinnati Milwaukee, al and field stars. night First, distance runner Jim New York at llouilon, night Awards Dinner Beatty couldn't compete In Philadelphia at Los An,'., the dual meet at Slairov* night Set Saturday l u t weekend beceuie of • Pittsburgh at San Fran. The Annual Award dinner leg Injury. That came after night of the Board of Governors of Brian Sternberg, one of the American League the Land ’O Lakes Country United States' top pole vaultW. L. Pci. GB Club at Casselberry will be fra, hurt himself on a tram ­ New York 61 31 .611 of a battered ear only In his which, to my mind, has been Under hypnosis he revealed held Saturday night at the By Oscar Fraley poline a couple of weeks be­ Minnesota 31 II .331 B'i case It's his legs. Inside he's the chief cause of his fail­ over-anxiety about the Injury, Club. UPI Sport* Writer fore the team left home. 33 44 .346 9 Chicago The program will Include a and, while "under", did duck LAS VEGASMickey Man­ worried about them constant­ ure." Now, John Pennel, the Baltimore 33 46 .343 9 hole-in-one contest during the tle, Huger Marla, Frank How. Reviewing the recent fistic walks without any difficulty. day, which ia open to all club world pole vault eharaplon Boston 31 43 .331 I0>4 lyard and many other major from Northeast Louisiana Cleveland “look at Maris ami the fiasco in which Sonny Liston When we told him what he members and to green fee 47 32 .173 16 league stars need mental as­ trouble he has In the way of retained the heavyweight had done while under hypon- players. Trophies and prixei State College, ha* hurt hi* Kama* City 43 32 .461 17 sistance, hypnotist Arthur personality clashes,” he add­ championship of the world by back and more than likely Los Angele* sis tie reallred it was a mere will be presented to winners 47 33 .461 17U Ellen asserted today, to live ed. "A poet hypnotic sugges­ again flattening an inept will not be able to take part Delroit 41 33 .463 19Vj menial block. A couple of ol contests, up to their full physical pot­ tion beyond the level of his Floyd Patterson, Ellen Insist­ In this weekend'a dual meet Washington 31 63 .331 26 days later he pitched a 7-t In the evening dancing will ential. with Poland. control would make a great ed that subconscious fesr win over the Cardinals." Wednesday’s Results follow the dinner. Ellen has worked with many difference in his altitude to­ was the chief reason for Pat­ Pennel landed hard on Ms New York S Loi Angeles 4 Last Sunday the Blind Bo­ show people. He alto has back while practicing Wed Kansas City 3 Boston 2, 1st, ward othere, such as writ­ terson's swift demise. About 39 per cent of the gey contest drew a large list “treated" auch athletes as ers." "Never once did he demon­ world' electricity is produc­ of contestants. Taking first Btsday and when he got up twilight out of the pit, he felt a aharp Kansas City 7 Boston 6, 2nd .Sal Maglie, the one-time "barOne of the prime difficul­ strate an active type of con­ ed by the United States; Rus­ place was P. North. Doug tier" of the Giants; Maury ties with Howard, the giant fidence when he was in pain In hie back. night sia ranks second with 12.1 Birch was second; Al Vickers, "1 feela like aomething tn Minnesota > Cleveland 0, 1*1 Wills of the I*>* Angeles young slugger of the Dodgers, training," Ellen pointed out. per cent. third, and K. Hoiolsky fourth. Dodgers, and Jackie Jen­ one of my lu u ll apliul mu*- twilight he contends la (hat "they "Never did he have a posi­ clca." said the handsome Minnesota 3 Cleveland 0, 2nd sen of the (led Sox. treat him like a baby and In tive attitude. He carried the “ Baseball has all types of the process are hurting him." picture of that first defeat In Fennel. "I don't know If 1 night personnel to car* far the will be able to compete here. Chicago 3 Detroit 1, night "I'd certainly like to work his mind and it did as much players' physical well-being,” with Herb Score,” Ellen said as anything to destroy him." I sure don't feel too hot." Baltimore 6 Washington 3, (he intense, dark hatred Ellen of the fireball pitcher whose "Leo Durocher came to me Pour hour* after hta mis­ night explains. “ Hut It overlook* major league career was ruin­ when he was managing the hap Panne! atill hadn't been Friday'! Games able to get together with ■ Washington at Detroit night one of the most vital aspects ed by a line drive which al­ Giants in New York ami ask­ team trainer tor help. That Kansas City at Cleveland of all In not having what I most cost him an eye. " I ’m ed me to work with Maglie," would call a mental communi­ sure 1 could erase the fear he recalls. "He ws* having was because all the team offi­ night cial* were attending a recep­ Chicago at Baltimore night cation* department.” of another such accident hip trouble and couldn't bend. The primary reason that tion. .Minnesota at New York, most club* fall to live up to night their potential, he Insists, Is Los Angeles at Boston, night that players go Into unneces- Orlando In Second Spot W ith 2 Wins Standings U. S. Track Team Hit By Injuries Cathy Poulter Has Hi Scores Cathy Poulter rolled high gam* of 221 and had top ser­ ies with a nice 643 In ths J*t Bowlsrsttsa Ltagus Wednes­ day. Other high game* rolled were Nancy Conway with 170, Shirley Martin with 176, Bet­ ty Allen with 109. Betty* Smith with 166 and Helen Alt­ man with 161. Standings after Wednes­ day’* play are LIT Buggers with 41 wins and 16 loaaea; Mona's Florist, 37-19; Karos Insurance. 36-20; Cut'N Curl, 29-27; Gillespie Tile, 24-12; Mac's, 66, 23 Vi-33 H; Cook's Comar, 23M-32U, and Chada's Midway Grocery, 11-45. IHI.VKRSUM, H o l l a n d (UPII — Thrra Americans *Ed Kuhinoff of Miami Beach, Fla., Jim 3IcManua of Beris* ley, Calif., and Dorothy Head Knode, a former Culiforniaiun now living In Tokyo—were eliminated Wednesday In the Dutch International tennis tournament, Kuhinoff default­ ed hi* third round match to Ken Fletcher of Australia, while Mc3lanui and Mrs. Knod* were defeated by Aus­ sie* John Newcomb* and Kay Denning, respectively. When they furm raiding column* to hunt prey, tropi­ cal army ante follow a chemical roadway laid down by their leaders. CHICAGO (UPI) — The C o l l e g e All-Star football team should find out today whether one of coach Otto Graham's m a j o r concerns, pass protection, has been solved. The All Stars will meet the Chicago Bears la th* annual scrimmage a t the Bear*’ training camp a t Rensselaer, Ind-, In an effort to teach th* collegians how hard the proa Steve Brooks In Racing's Hall Of Fame hit and what type of competi­ tion they might meet ia th* "real" thing. The All S ta n will play th* Green Bay Packer* in the an­ nual pro-collegian scrap in Soldier Field cn Aug. 2, seek­ ing to break a four game lot-. Ing streak for th* am ateu n . I Th* Packen won laat year, 42-20, and the proa hava won 19 arid the collegians eight of the 29 previous game*. Graham's warrior* w i l l match tha proa In six* thin year, but Graham, a onetime star quarter-back In both c o l l e g e and ptcisnaiena^ rank*, worried about ing hi* passers alive against the pressing from rushers by th* pros. "That's th* hardest thing tn teach these kids," h* said, "pass protection. That's be­ cause they've never don* any of It. I don't think th«r*’a a college In the country th a t has any drop back pasa plays. They're all throwing from roll-cuts or options." Graham said ha bad tie trouble getting his four pas­ ser*, Ron VanderKeten, Terry Baker, Glynn Grilling and Sonny Gibbs, to drop back and throw. But it was difficult ta give them time to find a re­ ceiver. "I think ws have the else t e ' do It," Graham said, "but It’s a m atter of learning howv They’ve never done it, so they had to learn." SARATOGA S P R I N G S , N. Y. (UPI) — Steve Brooks, winning Jockey In the 1949 Kentucky Derby, and Native Dancer, whose only loss was in tha 1963 Derby, will be enshrined in tu rfs llall of Fame a t Saratoga’s National Muisum of Racing cn Aug. 2. Five other track greats were added to the hall Wed­ nesday aftsr nationwide bal­ loting by 49 racing writers, sports editors and columnists — Thoroughbreds A r m a d , Twilight Tsar and Gallorette, jockey Joe Noter and train­ er Preston M. Burch Brocks and old time rider Notter finished In a tie for the jockey honor and instead of selecting the on* slated Average annual rainfall aa retnsman the committee de­ the Caribbean National For­ cided to name both. est, in i'uetro Rico, U 18# In addition to riding Ponder inches. in the 1949 Derby, Brocks' career Is highlighted by more M. G. HODGES than 4,000 career winners, only the fourth American PLUMBING Jockey to attain this peak. Notter is famous for his win­ ning rid* aboard Regret In • WELLS DRILLED • PUMPS SERVICED 1916 Derby, the only filly to AND INSTALLED win this class!*. • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Native Dancer, who earned more than $760,000 from 1952 • FREE ESTIMATES through 1964, finished second CALL FA 2-6037 to Dark Star In her Derby outing to mar a glorious rec­ PAOLA ROAD ord. JUST PLUG IN AND He Says Mantle, Maris, Howard Need Mental Aid CO O L ! Hypnotist Has Helped Many Baseball Stars NEW 1961 j'liw n , Americans Lose AH-Stars To Learn Pass Protection o r toll ^ P H IL C O . SPACESAVER A IR CONDITIONER INSTALLS IN MOST WINDOWS d o w n - i n m inutes! play at their best becaus* of per tonality clashes, gripes, hid­ den fears and petty sensitivi­ ties. “ I can't cure anybody of anything and I can't give • man ability that he doesn't have,” Ellen atteatj. "But through hypnosis I can wipe out those hidden fears and senlitiviUes and thereby make a player give out 100 per cent." The St. Touts Browns did, at one time, experiment with hypnotic treatment but the outspoken Ellen brands this as “ a sheer publicity stunt." "Take a man like Mantle,” he pointed out. “Some guys always have dents in thetar fenders because subconscious­ ly they are accident pro#e. Mantle la la the same kind H w rt (ostiUatiM Why suffer from ihe heetf This new Philco use* leas current than a toaster and chassis just slides into unit housing that locks in win■low—nn ocrows, no drilling. 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Latin Legal Notice I It • IS n ran ore m is NOTICE IS h e r e b y «l»#n that t am a n ea y rit In bualnra* at Altaraoat* Spring*. eam lnol# County , F l o r id a , under thr flcttlloii* nun* of ROSTII aru i.v u i.n til* S t'l 1t:S* p ro tu eA 'n o x a unit that 1 Intend to r u l t t i r raid n*m* w i t h t h e Clerk of Mi* Circuit Court, S tm ln ol* H i l l •■luntjr, v i i t i u in aeeotdam-e w ith lh* proTlalnna o f th* Vlctltlou* Nam* M et a t e * . t o . 11:1* w i t : S ectio n Bil.u* F lo r id a Sta tu te* I X * . It:tl Ale: (lern rd W. T atrault 11:11 Publish J u l y I t A Aug. 1. I. IS. 1MJ 11:11 -»ftl. t«1 IM S 11 1* I IS in m u t i n r i r r m i mt n r TIIII t l t T H J l l i i n i l . l i l t . • I i r o f a x is v o n a v a l. ^ uam eT ' MOU.'pdOCK ON mii.i: W E R E CLUE BIRDS! ‘ AND BLUE BIRDS S U P P O S E D TO r m r m . Fi.onmx. FRIDAY A. M. l l l t M l l l l l t i l . IMS* t*. It UK AD A C u lt P A S T . -\ R W A V E l YSS-DOAMVOxt Eve 3 TF-L M3U WUAT BCAUTWUl. 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SI K. kuv 1 - let. T h U Notice e h . l t l>» publl«h* 1:11 IS) Aa Tk * World Turaa ».l one* a w e* k for four co n1:1# i3 t P eo p le Ar* F unny • e.-uiit* w e e k * la Th* (ianford ( II l . e l f l l m * Herald. I S! ISI Hca Jerrod DATED title l» tk da y *r ( ll Paxword J u ly . IXJ. ISI t>*r l a Coart (rtEAI.I I 21 ISI SIIC Nawa Arthur II B eck w ith . J r . t : l * i l l Art Lln k la lla r Clerk o f th* C l i t u l l Court (I* J a a * W ym an t h a w fly; M a rth a T. Vlhten (SI Th* U u c l u u t'ep uty Clerk I N ( l l H ired* Toon * t n d er v in . It.iah. D**n. ( ! ) Mlltloaa lre Ia>wndea A va n den |trr« ( I ) Queen For A Bay Atl.irn ey* a n d t v u n ee llo r * i t I I t ( SI ) nit Ihin't Hay (Ir To Tall Th* Truth 111 Eael Cen tra l ttoulevard ( l l Who Do T a* Tree) Pent O ffice H oi S IX I X H i CHri Nawa Orlando, P Iorl.lt t *0 i l l Tha Mulch (lama Te le p h o n e 2 I I - M i l III Haarat l l a r m Publish J u l y A•* S> * * “* ( II America* Handalaa l I. S. 1X3. I II (SI Make Room for COK-ST I'eddy ( l l Tha E d g e e f Nl*hl X ) t.lacovary 'II TV RENTAL I I I (II American Kewaatan* • H a le s • S er v ic e 1:11 III NBC Raw* IS) Hemper Rooaa I II I t ) Dial af O rta a k * FA 2-192# ( I ) Pavla W a l l X I lllvarhnat Zenith Color TV Sal*# l H III Carlana Ca'alvaJ K ilt Hanford A**. 1 2 ) Ituriiv A Allen Plaintiff, .**. -AiAnwft ewni.»w.»» >*♦ f t ) Talr f i r h a n g * O Perry Ma»„a t f ) Doaaa Head S h e * C l Ur. KlUar* IS ) l e a v e it r* Beaver IS) My Three Hon* IS) Th* Tw iligh t S oa* 13* Lively o n e , IS) Mi-Hale'i S a v y IS) Th* S u n t * ( 3 ) World of itopnl* Loren IS) Alcoa Premier# ( I ) Nawecopt i l l Murphy Martin M«W* IS) S a w llvy-ria III M id-Ha. r i a a l Report IS) W eathar Show l « ) 8 porta Pinal f l ) Weather ts> Holtyw eeS Mevla Cavalrade IS) Channel t Thaatar I I ) Tonll* Show U> Sa w * Seminole TV NKW and LICENSED O CEA N V IE W R E S T O R IU M NURSING HOME ANN MERGER. REGISTERED NURSE OWNER AND ADMINISTRATOR y, Itl.fK’K FROM THE OCEAN 2810 SOUTH ATLANTIC AVE. NEW SMYRNA REACH, FLA. (D ga h DEAR ABBY: How can you call a woman with a prefabricated family a “mother in the highest form"? That was an insult to true mother­ hood. Whnt does a woman who has adopted four children know about the joy of first learning that she is to bear a child? What docs she know about the beauty of carrying a child under her heart? What does she know about the thrill o f a child's first cry? What does she know about the fulfillment of actually giving life? MOTHER OF FIVE DEAR MOTHER: Perhaps she knows nothing of the “joy. the beau­ ty, the thrill and the fulfillment" vo mention. But don't you think tnut the womnn who asks for the measles, mumps, heartaches, risks, sacrifices and the challenges of renring a child, with none of the attending blessings of bearing her own, is deserving of special praise? I do. • a n * DEAR A lilt V: We hnvc been hap­ pily married for one year, and my problem is my wife, when 1 am driv­ ing. I have driven over 3ol),0U0 safe accident-free miles in the last nine years. My wife, on tho other hand, is a relatively inexperienced driver. However, while I’m driving she is constantly slamming on imaginary brakes and suddenly shouts warnings such a s, "Watch out", "Ho careful”, etc. I have come very dose to hav­ ing accidents due to her comments Qa.coblj U )& JI.KIIY TOO HOLLYWOOD (DIM) Only a year after a guest stint on hi* brother Dick’* comedy show, Jerry Van Dyke darted III* own sene* a* host of "Picture This" on June 23. Legal N otice lltr I Hitri e»f III# irtoilMtol# I Mu* in I'otbnlf. .1 nflap. In rwi | twinI* nf Tn ill Answer to Prtitou* F u n k Man and Boy AIKIISX 1 ------UIU* I Mr. Grrihvia S Masculine apprllaltna I Imped* 4 it arm*** weed ■t* lie B Ixmigod B Tear etundcr T Toward lh# 13 (.W in Lamb*! aiwUrrrd auie paewk.nym lampr-T II ftuy’a n ick n am e 5B lOMIral IS Aaaara allkwnrx niountiae IS Diapatrhed 101'knky IS lluck Finn ke II Kudurr* ------of T w ub 1* ID Fartumaa rhmeten 20 Spaed 17 Whacks (slsnat 23 ( itnioua 3(1 C hurch faatival IHSon *t UtKuto ta TTmiiHU 7T difiuUrv nivcty M CaUwr r~ 2 1 nr 2D Member 10 Howling IS It Safda tr h 22 1-acre M Uipum:* m lUru'ir UAm erVx humorist 33 UriUsb « I Light 34M x r r T“ | ir 4 lo ll to 11 3* Iran and Pafar 41 Hop*- kiln 42 Vaporised jet 12 u ir 47 Willow _ 4»----- Key BOMr Must*! 11 11 FkfcuUle atowty 4 S2 Unclose (pn tg 2 U D n a sed a x 17 M Boy’s m m U Marry IF MCathe DOWN &4 IMn l *Minlf I lor- fmiF#HR9ir:n I>ores a a*1 I’rrttiM I InImi* isr fIrena hi«!• I a n In at Stolid i : « | n l n Yuli tn<l «arli o f y o u %rt h i f e h y nntVftil m i l rr«|iilr*<l to prraAfit sn y f'lnlma und *lr* m i nil« wHtch you , or vtthor **f you, inciy h ill* ng illn nt Hi* «f K D iltK M 'K K <11!IKflEMEll, tl*cr«'**.|, IbiI• of e-i hi 1 ‘om tly, t o tli* <*ourity cf f'odiity, Ktorlild, h l i o f f k # In lh# r*itirt lioUA* nf S4 | | i *ounty at M.infonl FtorUlA, nrltliln a lt • til* ml nr rnoriihn from Hi* l l m i o f Hi* f i r putillc*Ilun ji.f thi* nolle*. E a ch vt-AIr«i or il*rn*nd Ahnll L* In wrltln®, nnet i h d l *iAi* tho p l*r« nf r* •Id* ilk * •n*l y o i t o t f k i stl* dr*** of th* c l* lm « n t , *ni| - -.y e.v toy «hx r*! , 1 m. ant. hi* ur a l t u r n - y , and any met, H a l m or Uam a n i ti"t t o Iliad ahall ba void. / * ' W illiam R (lr lM tm a r A* m c u i o r nf m o I...*: Will and T o a la m o n t o f FUiHKMCit lu. UIUK.SKXI Kit. 'I#« *x* .l I'ubllsh July 3X A Au «. I, I, U . 1X3. l'J)K-l<(3 13 Weary 3(1 Stick r 4d (Jbaanre k. lrr«l!lur« nml IIt *Iue - ■ ONIV f RI DE- I N T H E A T R U p ru.H T K % CAII H I T I I M M *•1 Hi:« Hl.i;*** • Ito « alwr - R I M lu Tk * <*«•■• f f * i:i»f* - I m c'uMr 40 a * ZOhtcsrkdxte Ki-'A.d’ATUi LhUJU’KUi AUS. and actions. How can I teach %m to have more confidence in my driving? ALMOST SMASHED DEAR ALMOST: UnleM your wife is given to hallucinations, her comments and actions are an indica­ tion that you are not the careful driver you think you are. Be extra careful in the future, and eee how relaxed and full of confidence your wife becomes. • • • • DEAR ABBY: I’m a magician and best inthe business. How cat) 1 get a job? MAGICIAN DEAR MAGICIAN: YOU’RE • magician, and you're asking ME? * • » HI. A •%Te fiiN ) % i %i i i . o i n - aR n i l ' UOREk1* “IIMl* I Ml* M il THIS * ir r m : r id il v •"mi; mi %> r;rr«**rf |V*-| b • • * n a U W1 ♦ KQTI ♦ AKI 7 S A3 •«*)«* * Tell your troubles to Abby. For a personal, unpublished reply, please send a stamped, self-addressed en­ velope. a n n a Getting married? For Abhy’a booklet, “How To Have A Lovely Wedding", send I>0 cents to AbJ;y, NORTH S tQ ll wr.8T n DEAR ABBY: I wonder if "Dlagusted with younger women" is com* plaining or bragging. She enid aha raised 14 children without a washing machine. Well, I’d complain. I don’t think younger women are lazier, I think thoy’re smarter. After all, A1KN manage to provide themselves with all the tools THEY need to make their work easier. WEAKER SEX e a st A J1U T *AQI VKtTtl ♦ 1043 4 J SIZ Aqjtuaaz *3 SOUTH(D) A AKIIM WJ l QJ t A AB ♦ 4 Hoth vulnerable "«utb Weal Nattk 1A Pax 2 A Pox 1A fata 3 A Pax 3 N T. Taw 4 * Pi n SA fax • A P ax P ax P ax Opening lead—A Q If Sally held the right card*. Therefore Itee set out to give Ihe complete picture of her hand. Her aeries of bids clearly He needa to know that his wife can entertain graciously, ami ran make ihe unespecled guest feel welcome in their Inirne. It’s a sail thing when a hudwnd is hesitant about bringing hi* friends home. He need* lo knnw that his wife will back him lip wlirn the going is hard. The man who is afraid lo trouble his wite with his worries hasn’t the right kind of wife. He needs to he alii# to trust her judgment when it come* to handling the child­ ren. Tlw woman whose child­ ren know she is an "eaty mark" is letting both her husband and her children down. lie needs to be able lo trust her Judgment in money m il­ ters. \ o man can feel se­ cure if his wife gives in to to extravagant impulses, and rminls on selling him the idea that what die did was rigid, when both actually know 11 was fuoliih. H e needs to kn»w that she'll stand up far linn before other people and give the world Ihe best possible picture of him. How can a man be min- By Oswald Jacoby (bowed that *h* did Rot hold more than one heart and that the was interested to t slant. Had she not been interested she would bavs Jumped to four spades over two. Sally still had ths IS polata she started with, but aha knew that Bee was short ta hearts. In that ease It would be easy to ruff some of her heart losers is dummy, so Sally bid five diamonds to invite the slim above game. That Invitation was eoough for Ik e. She went to the slam. There w a u 't much to the play. Sally won the Hbb opening and led e h e a rt West won and led a second club. Sally ruffed In her hand, ruf­ fed a heart, drew trump# and discarded her last tw-o hearts on two of dummy’s high card*. Jh& LO onW l : It's Important that a man la- able to lave complete con­ fidence in hi* wife as a life­ time partner. For instance, he need* to know that site can handle the jolt of homemaking. Tin* meant sv much to him a* hi* ability lo provide for the family mean* to hi* wife. In By Abigail Van Bnrtn On(Bhidqsi Sully Jolinsaa of Westport, Conn., and J)e« Schenken of New York, have ipcciullied in tunning uomen's team tmirnumcnis for the last sev­ eral y ean . Their latest vic­ tory was «t the East­ erns where their partner* were Huth Sherman and Mur­ iel Kaplan. l)ne of tits ea.wntial of good partnership li the abili­ ty to reach llama at the right tim*. and by method* which allow the ilam invitation to ho gives before gams U reached. M r a. Johnson's opening apade bid tsas sound on ac­ count of her distributional value*, ulllttninh ihe only held 12 high curd points, Mr*. Sehenken intended to get to game once her partner open­ ed and had hope* for a slam Ki/iiui.N'JK GA 8-5118 Q bby: Ruth M illets fortahie with a wife who to likely to taka a crack at h i* in public? And, of course, he needa to know that he can truat her with mnfidencai. STARTS SUNDAY ■ ig g a y m B ™ R I T 2 STARTS TODAY DOUBLE FBATUBB �■ ■i •W Your Herald Ad Is A Sales Representative Welcome In Every Home. Dial FA2-5612 Classified Office 204 W. First D C A M J N tt CLASSIFIED DUPLAY: Tml , l l n Fit. • 2 P. M. day M o n luortlM. Moo. 6. For Rent I. Lost A F< Boxer dog. female, 1 BEDROOM furniabed bouse. vlelslty of golf club, Casiel- SCO. a month. FA 2 8514. berry; New York lieetue; FURNISHED 4 room Apart­ REWARD; HSTtoS. ment. 1 Bedroom. >60 a month. Water furniahed. 2. Notices • 323-0389. 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath air con­ ditioned >100. a month. 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath, air con­ ditioned >73. a month 1 BEDROOM furni*hed du­ plex apt. Adulta. FA 2-3410. ROOMS for permanent gueits. Valdex Hotel. FA 2-1211. FURNISHED 1 bedroom and kitchen. Private bath, lit floor, own entrance. Elec­ tricity awl water fumlrhcd. FA 2 2189. 3 VACUUM CLEANER repair*, part), auppllea for Electro­ lux, Kirby, Hooter, AirWay, Rex-Air etc. Free pickup. New and Used cleanera aold. FA 2-2282. 6. For Beat F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Clean and doia In. Jimmie Cowan. 222-1017. FURN. Apt. Close In. Phone FA 2 2800. FURN. Apt. 2300 Mrllonville. TRAILER, private FA 2 4087. lot. Ph. tulr, A. t>. I Ml. a/ John llanry liaM eall Aa Ailmlnlatralor o f Ilia K*tats of Harah II. lia la ea lt Ha"*aaail lluli-hlaon an<t t a f f l * r Putt o f flea Drawer II Hauforit, Florida |*ut.tloli July II, II, IS * Auxual t, IMI. SUMMER RATE. L a r g e , clean 2 bdr. furn. apt. >63. 1700 Magnolia Ave. LOCH AltUOIt. 4 Bedroom, 2 bath, air-conditioned, dou­ bt* curporlo, fenced polio, extra Urge carpeted Florida room, hardwood floors, 2 utility rooms, fltto per month. Ph. FA 2 8393. NICELY furnished 3 room Apartment. Private bath. FA 2 3303. ONE torge, ana small Down­ stairs Apt. 611 Park. NEW unfurnished 2 Bedroom Duplex Apt. Electric atove, refrigerator, Venetian blinds IV T i l l ! I I H I I i r « III HT i if and water furnished. Ph. t iii: m v i n jiiiiit sl em ­ FA 2-2374 after 3 p. in. it \ iv sv ii nm a t-.t u . C U K -ll vo i.li m i v n , n . o i m i v . t l l WI I I I V vo. i u u |, K UUli: J. II VCMIIAi II an,I VI MID Ml Kr B. IIAI'SI II Al'll. "CLEAN quiet Rooms" The Gables. FA >0720. iiik w in :. Plalnllffa, FURNISHED 2 R e d r o o m va. house. 2181 Palmetto. Call A. t. iiiinviviiiMi. riiviu.A FA 2 0274. inuisiMo.Nii inniiN A rcu *n,i ril.VNK IIOIIIN A l'tlll, her I BEDROOM Apartment. oi uauii. n*fan<lanla. Quiet neighborhood. FA 2VOTIt s: OS' M I T IV 1162 Burn 8:30 lo 6 p. m. AUNK KNF .Yr STIH UKKU ro H B i T .o a i 'M K Monday thru Friday. I'h. TO! C H A U L A D l t l l l l l o N D FA 2-1301 any other time. IIIilllN*AtUIII an,I KIIANK III illl.VArt III. bar huakamt Itn.ila No. 4, tlallafonlalna, Ohio Tou. Ilafamlaiila, ara haraby Bollfla,! that a *-,ini|ilalni to furaclo** Axra*niauia for |i***l o n lh * full,m Ins d.acrlhod proporly, l o - w l n l*,la I, 7 on,I I. Ill,i,lt D. H rK v v A i r r i s u iiiid iv iHloN. Allan m n l* Hprlnx*. riorlila, accord ing to Plot iliarrof recorded tn Plat ■1I""N SI i 1-1 l l . c . r d * a t rt.mli>..!* I’uunlr. Flo rid a; Includliix hi tchon s l u t * . r*frlx« ralor, J X** li*at*r*. c a r p s l ami (ha d es: has br#n (11*4 * x *ln *l you In th, a b a v * -s t y l* 4 su it an4 you W r*qulr*4 lu **r*« a copy • f your A m u r or l'l*a dlnx lo |h * Com pla int on I'la la llft • a tfr n .y JoaK I'll M. M intArtKU. F. O. II „ i >71. F*ru Farh, Mtmlnol* County. F lo r­ id*. and III* lh * url*ln«l An■ m i r or l*l**dlnx In th* o f (|. o f th* Clork o f lh* Clrcu t. Court ou or b .fu r* th* Ind day o f Au a u st, l i s t . If you f * ll tu tfu au, > dtrroo pru ranf*aau w ill b* lak*n • i t o*t y o u fur lh * rollof do■tandtd In tha Complaint. WIT.NKKH my hand and o f ­ ficial aoal of offl**a a t Manfurd, Samlnula County, Ibis In d day of J u ly , t f l l . U IA U A rt h u r If. ll a c k w l l b . Jr., Clark o f Circuit Court Dyi J*a n K. With*, t i a p u l y Clark P ub llfh J u l y 4. 11. II, II, 1141 CDK-ll lr VP'*; FURNISHED 1 S 2 Bedroom Apartment. >33 It >63. New­ ly decorated. Quesnel Apt. 7. 404 E. 14th St. 322 8194. 2 BEDROOM furnished House. >73 a month. 2008 Palmetto An-. FA 2-5337. BEDROOM duplex Apt. No met­ ers. 7U6 E. lltb St. prone FA 2-7622 or FA 2 6033. 3 BEDROOM >100 a month. Pinecreit. 122 Shannon Dr. Large living, range furn­ ished. Redecorated. 3193321 FURNISHED air conditioned new t bedroom duplex apt. Adults. 2200 Park Ave. THREE BEDROOM home with laoo ft. of living area. Hardwood floors, paneled L. R., separate dining room, fireplace, patio, large yard. Phone FA 2-6249. 2 ROOM furnished apt. Ph. FA 2-3977 or FA 2-4412. FURNISHED cottage. >63 a month. Located at Five PuuiU. FA 2-1467, Stenstrom Realty Real Estate—Mortgages 5!' Jf. Par!: Are. FA ?-w a Ravenna Park FA 2-7193 Evenings FA 2-2077 FA 2 3829 FA 2-8360 ROOM furnished garage apt. No depuail on utilities. C a l l after 3:30 p. m. FA 2-1303. UNFURNISHED up;cr apt. with elderly couple. Refer, encei. Box 10 c^o Sanford Herald. 2 BEDROOM House unfurn­ Legal Notice ished. Kitchen equipped. $05 a mu. 2431 Cedar Ave. IV THK c o t NT n r Tim aKNivni.R c o c v n r. »t »ts : o r r i o a i n s . i.v f h o w a t k . W E L A K A APARTMENTS: la ra Ik* Ratal* a ll Roums private baths, 114 HAItAII l*t:i.AOAI.L liaraasail W. First St. riv a l, vo ticm Nolle* la h*r*l>y i l v a n that lh* untlerilxn.i t will, mi III* I JIN itar o f Auxu al. A. H -IMI. prraant l o IN* ll-imirabl* Conn. i t Jinle* o f n.m inni* Cou nty, Florida, hi* final r*iurn, aeenunl and VoUrhara, aa adminlalralor *if III* Ratal* „f Harah II. Ilalaeall, deeoaM'l. and at a* 1,1 Um*. I It*la an.I thrr*. mah* a|iplli-alliin In Ilia aaM Judea for a final a*ttl*ni*nt of hla ad m in istra tio n nf aaM • tlala. an.| for an nnl*r iliarharxl nx him sa aueli aitmln* lalralor. Datrd till* Ilia l l h *l.-ir of 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath. Raven­ SENIOR Cltfsens may quali­ DEPENDABLE WOMAN na Park. 304 Temple Drive. fy for Life or Hospital In­ EXPERIENCED in dlrect-to* the-home selling. His* over, surance to axe 73. Fred J . GROCERY Store. Good loca­ write, plus commissions • » Harris FA 2-7960 for a p p t tion. Thriving business. Pure aurcs right woman lucrative gas pumps. Apply 2713 16. Frail* Help W aal* career with Cort. If yo* Country Club Rd. feet qualified write P.O. Box 7471. Orlando. Fla. 3 BR. Home. 202 Laurel Dr. O PE R A T O R S experienced. Good location, kitchen Single or double needle ma­ 18 . Htlp Waal* equipped. Low down pay­ chine. Pierro Manufacturing. ment. Assume loan. A real 402 Pecan Ave, COOK, salad maker, baker, laving. Call FA 2 9472. dish w a s h e r , cafeteria workers. Colored or white. CONVENIENT TO SANFORD EXPERIENCED dietary sup­ Write giving qualifications NAVAL BASE not in air ervisor under 30. White. lo Box It e o Sanford Her* traffic pattern, new 3 bed­ Apply Seminole Memorial Hospital >:30 to 4:00. aid. room, 2 bath witb low down 3 BEDROOM, t bath. Assume payment. All convenience! >91 monthly payments. Ph. including sidewalk. Low, FA 29201. low down payment. Call collect Cl I 1-4814, night CA 2-1388, .Mr. Barry. RENTALS NOTICE Contrary to rumor*, 2 .... .US! la tie Ball Bond Business, oft e r I n g the aame p r o m p t day and night service render­ ed the public alnce ISM. A. W. Amity, Bail Bond), 204 N. Park, Sanford. 3 B E D R O O M . 2 baths, fence. Underground sprink­ ling.. Sacrifice. Lew pay­ ments. Must see to appre­ ciate. 323-0016. 3 BEDROOM. H i baths. CB Range, garbage disposal, double carporte and cor­ ner lot. >300. down. Avail­ able Aug. 10. 1906 Patrick HEDROOM, Florida room, Place. FA 2-7408. large yard with sprinkler system. Good neighborhood. WELL KEPT, 3 bedroom CB Over 12 feet long, speed over 9 0 m .p.hM Inquire at 2414 Summerlin. home. >62. per month. Ex­ disc brakes, independent susp ensio n, tras available. Good deal. St. Johns Realty FA 2 7432. roil-up windows— THE TIME TEST!) FIRM SMALL 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 RETIREMENT HOME 3 BEDROOM. 2 baths, L and Walking distance from down D room with wall to wall town Sanford. 2 bedrooms, carpet. Equipped Kitchen d. room, kitchen equipped, and Fla. room. FA 2-8181. porch. Freshly painted in­ L IN C O L N 2317 Osceola Drive. side. Good location. Price only >1930 with excellent LAKE MARY. An exceptionM ER CU R Y terms. a I buy for >150. down and very medest monthly pay­ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Sanford, Fla. 109 N. Palmetto ments, 2 bedroom home, Realtor FA 2-1884 Winter Park MI 4-0209 l>v baths. Electric kitchen. Raymond Lundquist, Asso. Cal! owner 322-2715. FA 2 3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. JOHN K. FOX REALTOR 110 N. Park Ave. 323 0359 NEW TRIUMPH SPITFIRE aiaiavu.*, tn m l **J mads the mistake of complnining that I had nothing to dot" ».. r'ICIENCY Apartment on First St. Near 2 city free 10. Wanted to Rent parking iota and (hopping 6. For Rent itorei. No utility charge). Suitable for couple or sin­ 1-3 BR. houst >43 a month. 2 or 3 HEDROOM house near high school at reasonable gle, also retired people. 1-2 hr. house >32. a month. S. Sanford Ave. FA 2-3219. price. Reply c o P. O. Box FA 2-4712. 1294. Eustls, Fla. LOCH ARBOR, 3 bedroom, 2 RENT A BED bath, Urge Fla. room, ex­ 12. Rent E s ta te f o r Sale Rollaway, Hospital k Baby cellent condition, toads of Beui. storage space. Immediate IMMEDIATE Occupincy, two By Day, Week, or Month possession. >123. month. Call CARROLL'S FURNITURE 3 bedroom model Homes. owner FA 2 0013. LMN Enterprises, I n c. Pb. FA 2-3181 118 W. 1st St. Highland Ave. Longwood. UNFURNISHED 2 - bedroom 2’V RMS. furn. Apt. All utls. TK 8 3911. house, kitchen equipped. furn. >18. 322 2764. FA 2-3631. DOWNSTAIRS 3 room furn­ Efildeney Apt. >30 Mo. up. ished apt. Ckse up town. Jim Hunt Realty Surplus City. 20t W. 1st. Clean. FA 2 6261. Office FA 2 2118 Night FA 2-0648 UNFURNISHED large 2 bed­ BEDROOM trailer. Adults 3230700 room Duplex. Fla. room. only. >30. a month includes 2324 Park Dr. Sanford. Fla Electron beat. !4tb St. water and lot rent. FA 2 3419 Longwood. 8383294. 8:30 to 8:30. After t Ph. TOO OLD FURNISHED or unfurnished FA 27631. Too old to hoe and prune 4 large Rooms. Tile bath. LAKE MARY: 2 bedroom, 2 these 39 bearing citrus 2 Miles from base. Phone trees. baths. Kitchen equipped. FA 2-3733. Living and dining rooms. Too old hi keep thlv approxi­ Porch, den or third bed­ mately one acre lot mowed, 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen raktd and trimmed. room. FA 20184. equipped. >73. FA 2 3303. Too old to keep this neat BEDROOM furnished Cot­ 2 BEDROOM furnished home. three tx'droom frame home $75. a month. Navy per­ neat any longer. tage. Adults only. FA 2-1187. sonnel only. Children wel­ Too old lo walk the few liund 121 LAUREL DRIVE come. FA 29097. red feet lo the fake and fish. 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip But not too old to enjoy the ped House. >93 a month. 8. Bench Ben I ills nice shade from the large Ph. FA 2 6437. oaks anil the quietness of IIUTt'IIISON Ocean front this lake front community. LAKE MARY. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Apartment. Daytona Beach. Oh how I hale to sell this baths, air condition. tokc FA 2-4058. place for jti*l >871)0.00, but front. FA 2 6074. if you're interested, rail 9* F o r Sale nr R e n i 1 BEDROOM llouve furnish­ EVERETT HARPER. ed. Adults only. NO 8 3122. PI NEC BEST. 3 Bedrooms, 2 REALTOR, he may even baths, Fla. room, built-in be able to arrange terms VERY large 3 Bedroom oven & range, tot E. Jen­ because I'm TOO OLD. Home in Loch Arbor. >110 kins Circle. 3229537. EVKRBTT A. HARPER per monlh. FA 2 5301. AGENCY • REALTOR 2.23 ACRES of Sub irrigated 2 ROOM furnished Apartment. 2165 S. Park Ave. land. For information call >53, Ineludea water & elec­ Phones FA 2 2261 ur FA 2 2283 FA 2-4060. tricity. FA 3-8311. . SACRIFICE 4 year* equity. 3 120 ACRES of grov* on llwy. 2 R0RM. Furn. Apt. >33 Bedrooms, 2 baths, k i i. lien | & large lake, 3 room frame 2101 Magnolia FA 2-3931 equipped. 123 W. Coleman House. 31R.000. Will finance. Circle FA 2-I3H4. | Call 319-3151. FURNISHED Apt. FA 2 0447. HOLLERS of *2249 Only HUNT Is Offering A e m m mm On The Savingest Ramblers Ever Built! m u \? m m ] SANFORD NOW COKVA1K Coupe, llrntvr. Electric Wiper*.............................................. $1 QQ C |Q Drive in Luxury In The NEW SHAPE OF QUALITY! Rambler Classic 6 and Ambassador V -8 ! Family-Size With A Flair For Fun! W '1 # « / Rambler American— featuring an all-new hardtop! C’HKV. II 2 IliNir 6 Cyl.. Heater 2 Speed $ 1 Q Q £ \ Wipers & Worther, Hack-Lip Lights ........ | # # V CIIKVUOl.KT 2 Door, Healer, 2 Speed Wiper, Foam Rubber Seat ........................ Mm I I OI.I)S - F 85 Automatic Tranu.. Tinted # A # Windshield, Hndio. Heater, While Wall ▼ Tirtw, Foam Hultlter Seata ........................ A w l l w (’ADILI.Ar I llttttr. I Window Sedan. Power Kquipmrnt And Air Cundilioninir CORVAN PANEI, Full Front Seat .... i i TON PICK-UP With Directional SiirnaU ..... 2ND AND PALMETTO SANFORD. FLA. IN C . BILL H EM P H ILL M O T O R S , IN C . M O D E L -E N D PRICES N EW JM £W N EW N EW N EW N EW N EW 16. F rail* Http W aat* S-P-A-C-E .'or the children in this big. shaded yard and right next to a lovely City park for more play activity. Three bedroom, 2 bath house has separate dining r o o m. Florida room, large, eat-in and equipped kitchen, dou­ ble garage and liber glass covered patio. Extra bon­ uses are parquet hardwood floors, fireplace and oodles of closet space. See the owner at l ilt Mcllonville Ave. GEHR REALTY FA 2-3661 RESPONSIBILITY: Too Baraid tIO M bi to CLASSIFIED INDEX ]. Loot A Pound 2. Notice* - Persons!* t . Education • Instruction 4. Transportation 8. Food C. For Rent •A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 8. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Kent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 18. M ortfaf* Loans 14. Insurance IB. 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. Buildinf Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumblnt Services 26. Radio A Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 80. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry • Live stock 81A. Pets 82. Flowers • Shrubs 83. Furniture 84. Articles For Sale 85. Articles Wanted £6. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers - Cabanas Asnfurb Arralft PaRe 10 — July 25, 1963 12. Krai Estate For Sale 12. Real Estato For Hale 14. laearaact LOST: STXA1GBT CLASSIFIED: Toos, thru Frt - 2 P. M. day Mob. • SsL bcorract iaaortka of your ad, and naervaa the right to ft* vis# or njoct any advertise­ ment from what ordar* to coBfjrm f» Um polieks of « • »tpor> Blfr V L *2 0 8 4 *1851 WHY PAY MORE? PRICES START AT ‘1939 50 DELIVERED IN SANFORD Never BeforeSuch High Trade-In Values On All Makes Of Cars! B ILL H EM P H ILL M O T O R S , IN C . 301 W. First St. Sanford Ph. FA 2-0231 �Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. FA 2-5612 19. SltM iloaa K u lfd CHILDREN kept. FA 2 4182. LICENSED CHILD FA 2-8481. Cara. dhr B anfarh irra lh J u ly 25. 19 (LI — Pnprt* 11 By Nadine Seltzer SWEETIE PIE IRONING wanted, FA DOES your Lawn need mow­ ing? If jo rail Bubba Davia A Gary l l i v i d i o o at FA 23863. BOY Smut deilrei work ai babysitter. Well verjed In first aid and cooking. Ph. FA 2-U3». Child Care. FA 2-2374. 21. Beauty Salma SPECIAL Cat *N Curl Beauty She# Cold Wave $6.U compkta. Open evening by appt. SIS Palmetto Ave. 322004 22. Build - Paint - Repair Semi-Retired Carpenter Small Repalri — Painting Phone FA 2-7883 25. Plumbing Service* PLUMBING Contracting Repair* FREE ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY BM Saniord Ave. FA 2-330 2 6 . R ad io * T clavlnioa T. V. REPAIR. Same day service. All work guarant­ eed. Uaed T.V.’a for **le. Mooney Appliance Ser-'lce, 323 0697. USED T.V. Seta 110 up. Ser< vice calla $2.00. Sanford T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-8778. 27. Special Service* FRIGID AIRE Sale* k Service G. H. HIGH 1700 W. l i t St. Sanford Ph. FA 2-3883 .'Ll. F u rn itu re WANTED reliable coupie to j FORMAL Wedding Gown. UVe up monthly payment*' *. Like new. 3‘22-8o*0 of *13.30 cn 3 complete; UAMB00 bUndJi i fecl $l OT; roams of furniture. Call, fi jppt j , 8 feet » . » : TE 8 1111, Casselberry. cu to feet Stall Alto match led. stick blind*. Furniture Cen ter. 1UH) French Ave. F R E E E ST IM A T E l pholatermg 4> Mattreu ten- ACCORDION, 120 bate, pearl ovaUag. New A Lied Furni. white. Excellent condition ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. S73. FA 33187. Co., at 70* Celery Ave. OKRA for freeier. $3.73 half FA 2-211T. bushel. FA 2-0883. Used furniture, appliance*, tool*, etc. Bought - Sold. TAKE O V E R PAYMENTS ON REPOSSESSED MER Larry’* Mart 313 Sanford CH4ND1.SE or terms to fit Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132 YOl’R pocket. Sell U* Your Furniture. Quick 4 710-13 WSW lubelet* tire* Service With the Caih. practically new all for only SUPER TRADING POST $80. FA 24*77. Several port. TV all ex cond. $36.30 up. BEDS FOR RENT 4 cycle power edgrr new Hospital, Rollaways, Juve­ cond. and guarantee, orig nile. FREE delivery and «***«• r"* ■••'I *4** rick-up. 1 ’62 Mist America Fhllco FURNITURE CENTER Auto Washer new guaran 1100 French Ave. tee orig. $319.83; $171.20 Ph. FA 2-7833 1 8300 BTU Air cond. orig $219 83; $146.20. 34. Arlldea For Sale Firestone Store Mena, ladles, children* dl*Comer 1st k French count ihnes. Best family 322 0244 buys. Surplus City. SLNGER Round Bobbin equip­ ped to xig sag k make but­ ton holes. Guaranteed. AsPoodles ARC jume payment. 3 monthly Air-Conditioning MINIATURE reg. 203 Tangerine Dr. installment* of $6.15. Ph. H. B. POPE CO., INC. 2U> So. Park Ave. fA 3-4234 KITTEN’S. Need borne. Ph. FA 28111. 323 0733. v_ 2 T.V.’i. One table model and LAWN SERVICE CHIHUAHUA- Puppies._____Ph. one console. 24" $15. Ph. Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ FA 2-1322. FA 28886. isfaction guaranteed. Ph. GERMAN Shepherd dog*. JALOUSIE door, two panel FA 2 1817. Pedigrees. Not registered, door* (3 glasses). Gas TREES trimmed, demoued 1-2 yr. Female $23. 1-3*9 range. Th FA 2 3733. and removed. FA 2-7661. mo. Male *35. FA 2-6273. AIR COMPRESSOR. For sale TREE jervicc, reasonable 32. Flow er* • S h ru b * or trade for anything. Per­ rate*. Pruning, demoaimg. fect condition. 322 8807, CROTONS 25c to $2.30 take down*. 8 year* exper­ If you need help, call Gray Shadow! Nursery ience. Free estimation. Call FA 2-5612 and place a Her­ 4 Mi. S. on Sanford Ave. FA 2 1377. ald Classified. OPEN SUNDAYS SWIMMING Inductions, nil level*. FA 2-3332. LAWNS Renovated - Aerate Remove Thatch • Chinch Bug Spray (VC-13) • FcrtlPRACTICAL nurse will care «ie—Ph. FA 2-4244 for patients in my home. MANSFIELD LAWN SER. Ph. FA 28133. SIDEWALKS, driveway*, p a -1 tiu* etc. Free estimate. Ph. LAWNMOWEK and Outboard motor Repair. 322-3306. Piano Tuning and Repair W L. Harmon — FA 3-4233 *V.SSf Poovey’g Sales & Service 3rd It Magnolia Avenue SEMINOLE Nursery and KinWELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, dergartcu. Hour, day, week, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS monthly r a t e s . Qualified All Type* and Sixes supervision. Information We Repair and Service call 322 9439, 2620 Iroquois S T I N E Ave. Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6132 29. Automobile Service SMITH Air-Condition Refri­ AUTO GLASS geration aervlce. All work INSTALLED guaranteed. Very reason able in price. Day FA 2 7434 S e n k ir ik G lass and F a iu l C om pany Night FA 2-2068. 218 Magnol.i ph. FA 1-4*22 TRACTOR work, mowing, Auto Glass, Topi ti;seins. blade, scoop. A Sea* Covers FA 2-7864, An Investment, not an ex­ AUTO GLASS & pense. Call FA 2-3612 fur SEAT COVER CO. expert advice on a Herald 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 advertising campaign. \L L WORK GUARANTEED 1.miking for n lop performing Used fa r or A Sparkling New Heuuty? 1-ook lo u dealer with a reputation for a "Square Deal", Hunt LincolnMercury. ^ _ 1962 Mercury S55 Big Hardtop Full Power. Air Cond., Iluckct Seal-, Like New, Original Coat 4,700.00 1962 Corvair 700 I Door, 3 Speed Manual, Radio. Heater, 10,000 Actual Miles 1961 Mercury Monterey t Door Hardtop. Multi Dr. Tran*-. Power Steer. A Brake*. Itadiu, Heat­ er, Turquoise Color, Like New 1 /ljV V U llI *1895 *1995 OR TRADE, electric stove. POWER tools, too’ heavy 1836 CI1EV. 2 dr. HT. K. A H. large »iie, good condition, duty extension cord and en­ 333-2740. for electric refrigerator. trance cable, mtic. items. BUYING A NEW or FA Z-I3T8. FA 2-1792 after $ :» . USED CAR? FINANCE IT WITH US READY MIX Concrete, win ZIG ZAO SEWING ♦ Lew Interest Rales dtv.v sills, lintels, steps, MACHINE blocks, sand, cement, rock, REPOSSESSED, due to un­ ♦ Lew Monthly Payments pipe, steel, grease traps, fortunate clrcumitance*. ’$$ FLORIDA STATE RANK dry well*, stepping stone*. mode], perfect condition. I860 JEEP Station Wsgon. Miracle Concrete Co. Sews forward k reverse, R. A H. Good condition. To* Elm. Ave. FA 2 3731 makes buttonhole*, aewa on FA MM. button*, embroiders k mono­ REST buy* in Fla. on all grams. darns A patches, 1868 8IMCA. 1230. 1403 Court site boats, motors and trad­ St. FA 2-4920. lacks k hems. etc. Assume ers during our close out 4 payment* of $6.00. Ph. ’l l 4-DOOR Comet, auto. sale. I.arse stock of sty­ FA 28627. Irena., radio, heater. Ph. lish MM3 models must he rA 2-4883. rtused out hy Aug. 18th. UPRIGHT piano. FA 2-TIM. Wholesale prices prevail CAMPER fur pick-up truck. example: $883. 16 ft. fiber­ WITH purchase of Blue Lus­ Good h r hunting, fishing glass runabout $3!tt 17 ft. tre, rent Electric Carpet o r weekend camp out. Ph. $883. family special $683. Shampooer for only $1 per FA 3-3274. $1,330. )8 ft. off shore spe­ day. Carrolls Furniture, cial $1095 1863 75 tip Evin1*34 FORD Victoria. RAH and rude Demo, with electric SWAP large boat trailer lor overdrive. Excellent run­ .6.*» m t t* ft Gator trail­ smaller one. 3223114. ning condition. $300. Ph. er 1130. Many others. Sale KENMORE. large slie auto, FA 2-8007. include* boat kit full of washer. Good condition. $48. 1834 PLYMOUTH Savoy. 2609 used outfit* greatly reduc­ 363-3731. Laurel Ave. FA 23183 ed. Example !5 ft Owens . plywood runabout $130. 35. Article* WiMtld 37. Bon la • Motors Open Friday nights Terms. 5 HP. BUCCANEER. Excel­ Robson Sporting G o o d s WANTED used T.V.’a. lent eonditlon. $60. 222-9256. FA 2 3776. downtown Sanford. KA Titbit JU LY With 9 Pass. Station Wagon, S Cyl. Air ( oiiditiuoed F IR S T R A T E • SE C O N D C A R S 1958 Edsel Citation I dour mi «iiion hardtop, *395 *6 9 5 1 *695 automatic Iran** 1960 Studebuker Lurk .Station Wagon, n t r l l m t gaa economy 19.58 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan, V-H, automatic lran*mia»ion, radio and heater 1959 Pontiac S tar Chief I Dour, Aulumalie Tran.., Punrrrd. Radio, llrater I Door. Aulumalie Iran*., Healer *1295 iHIIIGt: I u-loni Royal I dr......... v >.1 JJJJ OI DSMIIIIII.E ss CHM.SLMl I dr., cxctiicnt buy 1956 $195 M ake Your Selection 125 New 1 3 5 1 O L U M U illlL K t Ib*ur, i ■i»*mI t mid. 1951 I 39. Trailer* - Cabanas 61 TRAILER. M x Ml ft. .1 Dcduiuni*, Equity A pay* nienta, Dewitt's Trailer Park. 17 02 Sanford. 23 FT. '37 trailer. Cheap, Steeps four. 1 bath room, FA 2 3718. M x lo TRAILER A 75 x 1P4 lot, landscaped. City water, Utility Bidr. Casselberry area. 838-2269. Used From Over b T ru ck s C ars TO P V A LU E S TA M P S 3000 Will Be (iiven With Every New or Used Car Sold Between The 25th. & S la t Of This Month! H ERE A RE A FEW O F O U R W ID E S E L E C T IO N OF U S ED CARS FC3-21II 1961 Ford Fairlane .500 1961 Ford Falcon 1961 Ford Country Sedan Hunt'll 6 Cylinder, Aulumalie I'ranaml.sioii, R A H uk on, 6 «r> I , Auto. Trail*** K 4 FtM'Tf A I960 Dodge Seneca 1960 Ford Fairlane 500 2 iliH»r Sril«n V-N, Autu. triR R ,* K A II 2 Door Sedan, 6 Cylinder, It A It r s -n r 1959 Ford T-Bird llardlop, V-H, AT, PS, PH. K k H 1959 Ford Galaxie .500 ti Town Sedan Y-8, Aulu. Tran.., R A H 1960 Ford Galaxie 4 Dour Sedan V-H, Auto. Traits., K A It, Air 1959 Ford Country Sedan Y-8. Aula. Tran*., PS, I'll, llrater 13. HI \ 1958 Ford Fairlane 500 2 Door llardlop, t-», AT, l*S, Air XCJ-14II 1958 Volkswagen 1958 Plymouth I Dr. Sedan >•8, Aulu. Iran*., Radio and Healer ca-iniA 1958 Plymouth Sub. 1958 .Mercury Monterey 1 Door V-S, AT, U A It, PS, I’ll XC3-.1HB 1958 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Sedan V-H, Aulumalie Tranamieatois EXCELLEN T U SED T R U C K 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 2 Door llardlup, V-A Auto. Tranv, R A H BUYS $495 $150 $100 SI 50 li..ur ALL lit THE.SK CARS K IN CliOD $78 1962 Ford P.T3S2A FC3-7IA Kronoline Trurk 1961 Falcon 1960 Dodge KT3-44H Kanchrro Pickup t Ton Panel FTJ-87A T I MA ET3-53 \ 1957 Ford 19.57 Chevrolet 1955 Ford P k lu ii V-X A uiom alir T ratutw iuion 1954 Ford •j Ton flat Iteil Trurk Vi Tun Pickup CARS SOLI) \\ 1TH A GW WARRANTY HUNT Seminds Co. Motors FA 2-Oiill M ERIT K V 1959 HARLEY Davidson F L 74 Excellent condttkon. $730. loth St. A Sanford Ave. Special (Bbdhdcuj Som a Oflfl&h! 2 Door Sedan $195 $395 Man) .Mure Model. Tu Clioo-e From All Sold With A One • ^ear CJW Warranty Klrnl * Door .-sedan 3S. M otorcycle* - S co o ter* IF W E H A V E N ’T B EEN A B L E T O “ T A L K A D E A L ’* B EFO R E — SEE US N O W ! A S K A B O U T O U R B A N K R A T E F IN A N C IN G $395 $149 SUHH TO COME AND SEE o i it El, DOHA DO CAMPERS b 1958 Ford Fairlane 500 BU YS! 13 FT. lapvtrake boat, trailer, 22 hp. motor, controls and tank; $200. 322 9233. Very Special — 4 Door Wagon ▼ M \M g /g 1 9 5 5 >>l " K 1 IKH,f llar,ll">* 1953 ** M 2 Door, .stand. Shift $295 A harmin Ghia Come, tilde, I Cylinder, R A It 1858 MKKl 1KV ' l,,M,r S,,Un I HIM) 2 dr., aulu. tran». E. *79 5 17 foot DUCRAFT. 33 hp. Johnson, electric. Gator tilt trailer and accessories. Ph, 3230320. 30th 1 lloor V-H Auto. Tran.., It A It 1 9 5 3 EDSEL, Fully Equipped REtR HIED ON THESE CARS! 519 Radio, S a b u r b a n Slalion Wagon, r .lr a rl.-an. fully equipped No Down Payment liK *1295 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air BU D GET 56 Fully 1957 Dod^e 4 Door 1959 Chev. 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Fimt St., Sanford rh: FA 2-1181 Winter Park Ml 7-1816 — a ~—------- ---- I IT : �Seminole Teacher leaves For Turkey S a ttfo rb t i Bmlnola Casmty’a MMaadlsf Uttfear*, Mrs. Vpm Shierloek, la an* barking M tbs moat e halien gt a | a y n i n n of bar c* rttr « b aa aka I n n a Nrw York • • a t Ttaesday for Turkey, A teacher far nin# years and a t th» South Seminolt Elementary School a t Caaaalberry for tha paat two years, Mrs. Shierloek will be on pro* fcMlanal laava of abeenca from the county school eyataH for tha next year. Sha will aatlat Dr. Kleaiior X. Groan, University of Flor­ ida professor, whs la an tears a f absence, In establishing tha flrat free primary school ayatOTn In Turkey under TT.8. AJ.D. (United States Aid for International Development). Dr. Green needed an Amer­ ican familiar with the bade curriculum needs end concepts to work with her and since she hes worked cloeely with Mrs. ShUrlock on several important state committees the Seminole County teacher was a natural •hoiee. Dr. Green has already bern In Turkey for a year and has found the children there to be alert and caper to learn. 8h» feels that Mrs. Shierloek, who will be employed by the Turk­ ish government, can make a Worthwhile contribution in this endeavor. Mrs, Shierloek will be work­ ing with Turkish men and women who are getting ready to come to this country to study in our colleges and uni­ versities to become teachers. She alio expects to have the opportunity to work with 12 and IS year old Turkish youngsters who have never had any schooling. She will be working in An­ k e rs and Istanbul and Is buy. Ing heavy winter clothing for Wear la Ankara, which is in the mountains at an altitude a f 9,000 feet. The la«t few weeks have proved very hectic with the many different shota required, many last minute arrange, m enu gsttlng her passport in order, as welt as doing enough ehopplng to last for a whole year. 8he left Sunday for Charleston, 8. C., where she will visit her mother, Mrs. E. Ralph Carter, before leav­ ing for overseas. After renting her home In English Estates and storing her furniture Mrs. Shierloek was a house guest of Mrs. Nell Ilrueding, South Seminole music teacher, at her home in Casselberry prior to de­ parture. She was honored at a Ron Voyage I’arty given at the homo of Mrs, KUxabeth l.uim •n Crystal Howl Circle, Caa. •ellxrry, by members of the 8outh Seminole Elementary Faculty. The themo of the htnrhron was Turkish slid the homirec wav given a pair of Turkish shoes when she en­ tered. Sho also received a gift of two lovely slips. A cold lunch of sliced ham and lurkey, congealed salads and chocolate pla was as-wed. Ferrin Asks For Change In M inutes By Mina Grin-lead North Orlando Counrllmau Art Kerrin has requested that the won! “assess me nt" be stricken from minutes of the regular July round! meeting and the word “booster" lie Inverted In reference to the SI residents will be asked to ei'iitiibute toward* support of the volunteer fire and po­ lice departments. Ferrin explained that hr want* the donations to he en­ tirely voluntary and In no — x t rosswT uptm *s a nrnrtlun. II* stressed that he I* against r any form of tax ill the village unless it becumes absolutely necessary. IV Directory Contest Set ForSunday MRS. I.YNN HHIERI.OCK. South Seminole Ele­ mentary Teacher, packs fleece-lined coat in prepartition for the cold weather «he expect* to en­ counter In Ankara, Turkey, where ahe la ifoinjr to help eatiibllnh the flrat free primary school system ever to be conducted in that country. By Jaw. The annual TV Directory Covar Girl Contest, sponsored by Chic Publications of Altamonte Springs in conjunction with area businesses and mer­ chants, will bo held thin Sun­ day nt the Robert Meyer Motor Inn in Orlando with tha pre-judging to take place a t the poolaide between B and 6 *r* * *•* Finnla will lie seen over WFTV Channel U from 6:30 until 7:30 p. m. Of the t l girls participating in the contest, eight are from Seminole County. They are Marla Jones, Ann Mahan, Nancy Lee Larsen, Candi Cornier, Joan Jones, Sharon l.eary, Dolores Kirsch and Geni Stubbing*. The winner will receive a frre trip to Hollywood among other valuable prises. This contest, which is open to the public, last year waa won by Misa Paula Hicks of Altamonte Spring*. Successful Summer Program Is Conducted In Osteen CAP Squadron Hy Mrs. Clarence Sayder The Osteen Summer Rec­ reation program, which was conducted under Ih* auspices of the Volusia County 8choo| Board and the Osteen Par­ ent-Teacher Assn., has doted after a successful six weeks. The school board furnished the coaches and the school buses to transport th* chil­ dren whlla the PTA paid for gat and other supplies such si first ski kits, sun tan lo­ tion, swimming aids, etc. Great praise goes to the two roaches, Jerry Wosenske and Karl Hunt. They took a personal interest In each child's welfara and in turn recrivetl the cooperation of tha children. Clo*e to 100 children par­ ticipated over the six weeks. Each Monday day camp wa* held either at Hurt’s Park or at Alexander Rprlngs. Wednesday*, swimming les­ sons for non-swimmers were given a t Dixon Lake In Os. teen. This group averag’d 1* a week and of th e e , li grad­ uated to thu Good SwimnuTs class. The fourth week at Hurt'*' Park, various contests were held. I'rlxti given were tlcke'.a for Six Gun Territory. In the watermelon contest In tha under eight group, prlxes were won by Ornnis Jones and Connle Pell and In thn older group, by Mike Kalowltx uml Karen l'etti*. In tlu* egg throwing runtest winner* were Deborah Tatum, Nancy Itiggi, Rickey l’ettiv and Dale Rutherford. 11u- sixth week all attended C h eerlead ers To Hold Dance Six Gun Territory. Included In this program was tha Library Program held each Friday afternoon at the Osteen School under tha direction of Mrs, Emma Cawley, a Deland school teach, er. Mrs. Cawley read tha chil­ dren stories, played records, showed educational film strips, movies and tha children acted out playa. At tha rlota of each aft­ ernoon, children ware able to chtvk out books from the school library or from tha large assortment of books that Mrs. Cawley brought from the Daytona Circulating Li­ brary, This was a very Interesting and bem-flclul program. Casselberry Scouts Conduct Court O f Honor Gets New CO RECEIVING AWARDS at Troop 341’ii Court Of Honor Monday night were, Iwtck from left, Rill Dempsey, Steve Duncan, Glenn Duncan, Allan Sullivan, David Krohre and Ricky Ciutselberry; necond row, Norman Mitchell, Dennis Marche* 1st t.t. Henry Ward Jr., formerly Commanding Offi­ cer, South Seminole Cadet •Squadron, has been reassignwU to Headquarters, Group Xf, where he has assumed tha duties of Deputy for Com­ munication*. Succeedrng Lt. By Moaa Grinatead Ward as Squadron C.O., Is North Orlande's newly orl*L Lt. John O'Donnell who g a n 11 e d Volunteer Police has been squadron Executive Dept., Chief Andrew Ferrin, Officer. ..t. Hoi, Stephenson and Sgt. 1st. T.t. Hurry S. Fod.-n has William llahn, are patroling transferred from the Braden­ the area during the hour* ton Cadrt Sqdn., and will be they are not on their regular South Seminola’s Squadron Jobs. Ferrin advised that stop Chaplain. Lt. Fnden Is Com­ manding Officer of tha San­ streets have been getting spe­ ford Sulvalirn Army unit cial attention since he was where he holds the rank of appointed three month* ego Captain. | and that motorist* are being The South Seminole Cadrt much more cautious now. Sqdn. also ha* gained a nrw I At the July meeting of the frmnle member. She is Holly Village Council, nirnitwr* of Gladstone, formerly a mem­ the council agreed to act as ber of thn Central Florida special patrolmen to be call­ Players of the D e B a r y Cadet Sqdn., Orlando, where ed in on cases of emergency Bridge Club f. fined I2 'i she wa* Squadron Adjutant. and Ferrin says Dial the drtables of ploy at this Week’s Mis* Gluddcne hns been ap- i partment need* additional reTuesday afternoon hnuster pointed Administrative and rruit* to serve a* volunteers. Training Officer. The rhlrf warns that speed point game. limit* within ths village will Winner* wrre NS, first, he set at 20 mph with a 4b Mrs. Doyle Driver and Wil­ mph limit cn Longwoodliam Wood lock; second, Mrs. Dump Signs Oviedo ltd. ami that they will Hubert Nichols and Mis* he strictly enforce,!. Ethel Johnson; third, Mrs. Up In V illag e fair is Week* and Mr*. Chnrle* By Mona Grinatead Hassell and fourth, M r. and Announcement that sign* Sir*. J. B. Baker. have been posted along the Co un cil To Sit KVV, first, Mrs. Albert route leading to the North llemm and Mrs. Frank Itchi­ Orlando Village [lump was A s T a x Board er; second, J. F. Sheffield made today hy Councilman The City Council of Longand Mrs. Harry Schob; third, Art Rhodes. wood wilt meet as a hoard Mr. ami Mrs. C. K. Andrews Rhodes warned that the tit equalisation at 8 pm. and fourth, Mrs. Minnie Heil­ dumping area was established Monday night at the City man and F. R. Froehlieh. strictly for trash und that Hall. N ett week will he the la st| residents w h o are found Immediately following the play date of the two-mouth dumping garbage, dead ani­ roiinril will meet in rimtinucd tournament for a silver lov­ mat* or other refuse termed session at which time plans ing rup ami four other tro­ n health menace will fare a for the nrw city hall are to phic*. fine. he submitted for approval. Village Police Now On Duty Bridge Club Names Winners By Bernice Kelsey Attention of (Ivirilo resi­ dent* lias hr, 11 raileil to pos­ ter* up around town this week reading: “Martian Hop. Ilia,I Off Saturday, July 27, H until 12 pm . Launching I’ud — OILS Cafeteria. Prrwsure point — f>0 cent* a Martian. Sponsor­ ed by the Oviedo High Var­ sity Cheerleadtea, Dress —- Casual,'* Tito high trb on | students ■no holding this benefit dunce to raise* funds for new cheer­ leader uniforms and are Invlt«»i» sll hinlor blob .tn.l.-n'. to attend a* well. Parent* aim are invited In make, contribu­ tions to the fund. ^ Isodge Has Supper The Oviedo Masonic Lodge 213 held a chicken barbecue supper lust Saturday night for member* und their fnm. A dance spun so red last Sal. Hies. Sevigul men of tho trday night umk-r Ih* auper- bulge wet* in ehnrgu uf pre­ vision of the entertainment paring the barbecue. Committer of the Dellary Vol­ unteer Fira DrpL waa attend­ Rnnquet Set ed by a record dumber of resi­ The Board of Governors dent*. Award Banquet will bv held Harrison Bcrnrittar served Saturday night a t 8 o'clock at bis special, "fir* bail hot the Land O' Lakes Country dogs" and tofV e ami soft Club at Casselberry. All cluh ■rial* also war* available. member* ITa invited. DeBary Firemen Sponsor Dance / fcdiium PAGE 12 THURS., JULY 25, 1963 COUNTY NEWS Oh lim tlir SCOUTMASTER W. T. DANIEL JR., o f Causelberry Boy Scout Troop 841, Monday night welcomed his son, Bill, into the troop as u Tenderfoot, «n event which father uml null lutve been looking forward to for the past 11 years, (Herald Photo), anno, Ricky Jackson. Gerrard O'Conner and Johnny Reams and Hill Daniel, center front. Tim t'undiff, left front and Tim Daniel, right front, troop mascots, received replicas of the scout in­ signia. (Herald Photo) EDITORIAL COMMENT A Real Problem North Orlnntlo'it new council has been faced with a real problem thin year concerning the maintenance of clay rontla in the ranch nreu. Until luHt year the rontia were kept up by the North Orlando Co., however, nfter public election o f the first Village Council, this prob­ lem wits turned over to the new l>oard which, at present, lack* .sufficient capital to handle the road work. Consequently, residents of the ranch area are faced with thoroughfares which become utmost impassable, especially in rainy weather. At n sjteciui council meeting held last week, Vice Mayor Art Ferrin advised Councilman Irene Van Eeopel, herself a resident of the area, that he had contacted Frank Fasuln, manager of the North Orlando Co., who offered to maintain the ranch roads for n fee of $r> per hour until they are put in good shape and for a flat month­ ly rate of $80 thereafter. Included in this proposal would he Moss Tl,!.. Morton lame, Tradewlnils Rd. and Shore Rd. These roads, in addition to serving resklents of the area, also are used by many from Caasell>erry and Fern Farit as a bypass of heavy traffic on Hwy, 17-92. The big question now is who will pay the ex­ pense if Fasula's proposal is to l* accepted. Costs would iw prohibitive for the few homeowners in the area to assume and as an alterna­ tive it has been suggested that the village pur­ chase a used gruder which would be operated hy the residents themselves. A meeting to determine which proposal, if either, the property owners involved wish to accept, will he arranged by Mrs. Van Kcopet. By Jaaa Caiaalbarry Boy Scout Troop 341 of Caaaalberry held a Court of Honor Monday night at tha Casselberry Community Meth­ odist Church following a Cov­ ered Dish Supper for tha Scouts and their families. Scoutmaster W. T. Daniel, Jr., presented award* to tha following boys. Bill Dempsey, Star Scout; Norman Mitchell, Glenn and Steve Duncan, First Class; Dennis Msrthessno, Gerard 0 ”Conner, Allen SullL van, RtrW John* ny Ream*, Second Class; David Krohne, swimming, woodcarving and first aid merit badges; Danny Cassrl. berry, swimming, pets and public health; Billy Dempsey, first aid, bird study, nature, fishing and reading; Scoutmaster Daniel had the pleasure of seeing his nhkwt son. Bill, inducted into Scout­ ing as a Tenderfoot—soma thing Ik- had looked forward to for the past U years. Seven year old Timmy Dsnlei ami Timmy Cundiff were officially mrogniied a* mas. cots of the troop and wrre presented with rsrved replica* of the Roy Scout insignia. A| Florl, Weklv* District Scout Executive, ws* present at the dinner. Library Board Oviedo Plans Holds Meeting Cemetery Fund In DeBary By Bernice Kelsey Mayor Lee Gary <>f Oviedo this week announced plans for establishing a tru st fund for perpetual rare a t the Oviedo Cemetery. Those wishing to make con­ tributions, which will be ac­ cepted at the City Hall, should make their checks to t h e "Methodist Cemetery Perpetual Care” or donations may be directly turned in to Clerk Mrs. Dot Courier. Gary reported that a numb e r of improvement* on grounds at the Cemetery were completed recently in­ cluding clearing of under* ml brush and demossing trimming tree*. lie also advised that the city crews have been at work in the Luke Charm area where they have cleared lands around the lake. Hy Mrs. Adam Muller The Executive Board meet­ ing of the DeBary Public Li­ brary Association was h*1d last Thursday morning at the Community Center Library Booms with Frederick Cleverlnga, chairman, presiding. The Librarian, Miss Ruth Batch, announced that th rrt were 23 new borrowers, adults, 1 ; children, 228, making a total of 1923 borrowers for the period. Three hundred books were given from the Fred Smitn Estate to thu DeBary LibraO'. 30 chlldri-n’s book* from the Volusia County Library und tin- third volume of ths Encyclopedia. Threw hove* of book*, many duplicates, wert sent to Kaiford Prison. Mf *. Albertson ami Mrl. Muakv-y of t'huluota visited ths DeHary Library and are anxious to get one started in t'huluota. Featured now at tha De­ Bary Library ara books on Animals. This collection it unique and animal lovers hsva a wide variety of trading ma­ By Mona Grinatead Continued c o m p l a i n t a terial. Next month* exhibit against violations of the dog will b* Old Mystery Stories. ordinance in North Orlando j today brought a warning from Police Chief Andrew C lu b Award Ferrin that atrict enforcemerit uf the law will be car­ To Be Resumed ried out, Ferrin advised that dog* In August By Mun* Grinstesd By Jsn r t'a**rlberry some recreation for the youth j must either Is- on leash, Mr*. Richard Stodden. pie*, Casselberry teenagers turn­ of tho community und hopes on owner’s property or with­ ident of the North Orlando ed nut last Saturday fur tip. to organise a tern i lub which in 300 feet of owner and un­ will *e-t up it* uwn rules, der hi* rontrcl at all times. Garden Club, announced today ,-ratiun Clean-Up Fix-Up at help maintain the building and Violators of the dog law, or that there w ill lie no "tiurdsn the Kivrration Center un Ov- participate in wnrthwhile pro­ of other village ordinances, of the Month*' Award fur Ihw er brook Dr. will he given warning* fur month of July »ime the comject*. The renter is now open i More adult volunteer* are the fir*t o ffe n s e , however,' “"Dee chairman is out of evening* Monday • Thursday, needed lo art as chaperone* the second will bring arrests town, 7 to 10, and on Friday and and it i* hoped that more par­ and summon* to court. I hi» Mturn the cumnntSaturday. 7-11, for youngsters ent* will see the value of Kerrin says that the next | *** wt,l *“ m" 1'* P1""* 13 through 17 ytxir* of age. the project and take their r.'urt session is scheduled fori ^*r Judging of gardens for Aug. 14 umi will he conducted Die coining year. They will Attendance has averaged turn. 20 lo 40 young people each If more adult* will volun­ In the Community Building •I**' deddt what gifts will bn night to enjuy activities such teer to help supervise. Miller at the Village Recreation awarded the winners. as dancing, ping pong, bil­ says, tho rumml**!un would Area. liards, table- games and horse­ like to have the center open DeBary Club shoe pitching. in the afternoon for H to 12 l-arry Miller, assisted by year olds a* well. Elementary Eight C ases Has Fish Fry Fn Art Lego, of tne Itecreal crl"“ lion | jchi„,| uge children *rr si • j m il Hy Mrs. Adam llullrr Commission is spearheading rr, lly me, tlng there in the H eard In Oviedo The annual Fish Fry of tha this effort to provide whole- morning* under the Summer „ H) .Bernice , , Kelsey „ DeBary Fishing Club ws* Recreation program. f ase. heard in Oviedo City hfM , „ t Saturday at Dlua Lego hopes that t uurt th l, week included four s ri , Pllrk * ;th Iome w Post Announces theCouncilman town councils of South charged wtth excessive .peed, mcmbcr, aniJ gue* „ ln atSeminole County and the one parking on the public tendjnce. Dinner Plans Ki, b , u ll<t| b Jtlhn county officials will see fit highway, two «p*rating . By Donna K*tr* mutur vehicle without proper Coppen, pu,i president and to cooperate in providing an Final plans have been an­ license plate and one charged chef* for the day were Archie nounced by Robert March, adequate youth center in this with improper muffler. section. Long. Vernon Catoe, Clyd* commander of South Semi­ Cases where bond was post­ Wright, James Greenlee. R. nole VFW Post 8207, for the ed but defendant failed to ap. E. Chalfant, Howard Middle, . chicken tiariiecue to lie held Club Has Picnic pear included two charged ,0B and Mr*. Wright who wa* Sunday at the post Home on Thirty-nine members of the with intoxication uml thr*e .. in cturjte of preparing lh« the Old Dixie Hwy. from 1 DvBary Dance Club, which with reckless driving while . hu»h puppies until 6 p.tn. meets regularly at the Com­ drinking. Following the fish fry and The menu will Include bar­ munity Center, spent July 17 All names aro withheld. becued chicken, macaroni sal­ at New Smyrna Beach where Court in Oviedo is conducted pienie lunch. Sports Writer Charles Waterman and bis ad. baked beans, coleslaw, cake they enjoyed swrimmmg and a each Monday at 5:30 p. a t wife, Dcboie of DeLand. gave and iced less or coffee. | panic lunch. tha City UaJL jinauucLon* m Ily tasting. Casselberry Teenagers Turn Out For Center Projects Dog Ordinance To Be Enforced �e iO c*‘ Someone U lax—probably th* State Road Dept.—In ■towinr the grata of the b«rm 0 along Highway 17.92 between Sanford and Orlando. Some motorlate report the grata la Setting pretty high. e e e Thoee visiting Auitralian airm en not only were briefed en Navy flying and were gueet a t official aoclal fane* - tioae while kero b at they alee • had a good taata of American home life. They were split op ia small groups and were VOL. 63 guests at a number of private (Eh? Sattforb l^ ra lh WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Satimlny with scattered ahuwern; high todny 90-95; low tonight in 70s. United Presa Leased w irT t>tablished 1908 Fill., JULY 26, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA Budget Requests Quake Destroys Half JFK To Address Nation Tonight Reviewed By O f City; Toll Heavy On Test Treaty County Board n s w NO. 764 M id-Florida To Build Multi • Million Dollar Golfers' Luxury Resort A ... By JANK CASSELBERRY Sanford city and/or Cham­ Plans for the biggest single ber of Commerce officials civilian building program In pteasa nota: ACLa Ray Bul­ Seminole Ccunty—second only lard reported Thursday in to Sanford Naval Air Station driving from Jacksonville over —were revealed this morning 17-92 ho noted DeLand road NASHVILLE. Tctm. (U l’l) hy tho Mid-Florida Countiy BELGRADE, Yugoslavia— more than half the city of algna ail the way along the -A federal judge rules today Club. WASHINGTON (U Pl) — Seven departm ent, h e a d * (UPI>— A "caU itrophic" Skoplje 200 miles south of route to that city but none for whether Teamster* President Chat lea A. Bloom, presi­ President Kennedy U expect­ earthquake today destroyed Sanford an til ha had left De- met with the Seminole Coun­ James it. Hoffa must stand Belgrade and wai reported dent, and Joseph It. HorenLand. ed tn tell ihe nation and Ra trial here on jury tn mporing ty Commissioners today to tn have caused thousands of stern, executive director, an­ e e e allies tonight that the partial charges. review budget requests, with nounced a linilli-milion.dol­ death* and injuries. test ban treay with Russia is The Sanford Nationals will all but the Welfare Dept, and lar golfer*’ luxury resert will The official Yugoslav news a heartening first step toward play Belleview tonight a t 7:30 lie constructed on a -Id-acre the Agricultural Agents ofagency Tanjug quoted rescue slowing the nuclear arrna race a t Bellaviaw for tha district TAMPA (U Pl)—Tha elec­ knoll adjacent to the present f k s listing needed increases championship of the Little teams in the stricken city of but by no means the end of trical workers' strike against clubhouse off Highway -Ctl, League. The winner of this in their new budgets, main­ General Telephone Co. is in 200,000 as saying "over a the cold war. The first building, on which WASHINGTON (LTD —'The The President scheduled a its tilth day with no sign of construction will aturt short­ gam s will play in tha state ly in the salary line. thousand people have k>st radio-television address at 7 settlement hut report* of de­ ly and to he completed hy championship the week of Tha Sheriff's Department Senate Commerce Committee Aug. 6. The team leaves today topped the list so far with a called the heads of five rail­ their lives'' in the disaster. p. m. EDT to p. m. Sanford struction of company prop­ .lull. I, will bo a 72-unit resi­ •'The number of injured ex­ tinir) to explain the details e t 4 pk m. and will be accom­ request for a lifi.OOO in­ road unions today to outline erty krrp flowing in. dential structure costing an ceed* several thousand,” U of th* agreement initialed in why they would he opposed to panied by Jim Jernigan of tha crease, most of which would eestinmted SI million, Bloom added. the President's proposal that Moscow Thursday hy U. S., Search Pushed Recreation Department, said. It also will house a din­ go into salaries of deputies the Interstate C o m m e r c e In Geneva, a spokesman British and Russian repre­ e e e ST. PETERSBURG (UPl) ing room and altops. Each and clerks. for the la-ague of Red Cross Commission (ICC) settle live sentatives. The pact outlaws That tentative school budget The success of the Foster Societies said Yugoslav Red air, space and underwater —An armada of Coast Guard residential unit will have fa­ reported in The Herald a Caie Program, which was work rules dispute. mid Civil Air Patrol planes cilities for three to four per­ One of the five, Charles Cross officials feared the blasts hut permits continued couple weeks ago was givsn started last year, after com­ moved over central Florida sons. death toll might reach 5.000. underground testing. Luna of the Brotherhood of final approval by tha School missioners appropriated $10,The nest step In the exten­ today in the five-day-old The spokesman said the Board Thursday. Biggest bud­ 000 to establish a much-need­ Bailroad Trainmen, charged Yugoslav Red Cross in Bel­ One aim of the President's search for a private plane sive program will he con­ in a statement that tlie bill half hour talk undoubtedly is get in history but the same ed plan to rare fur dependent struction of a new dining is a form of compulwrry arbi­ grade had put in an emer­ to rally public support for Ihe with five persons nltnitrd. tux rate, 835 mills. And the children, was outlined by room nnd lounge, with the tration and said "giving tiic gency call to the Geneva agreement and holster its teachers get a pay raise. Bud­ Mrs. Camilla Ray, state wel­ necessary allied facilities. Tills headquarters appealing (or ICC life and death control chance* in the Senate, where g e t sent off today to Talla­ fare supervisor, who adminis­ WASHINGTON (UPl) — will be adjacent to tlie prn. over our working rules is Just •id and supplies (or the it requires approval by a hassee for state Ok. ters the program, Tho mayor of Atlanta, Ivan sent clubhouse, which, in ahmii Ihe worst posuhle solu­ quake victims. two-thirds majority. • e • turn, will he converted to a Mrs. Ray presented and tion." "Over 100,000 people were High officials said, however, Allen Jr., today urged Con­ R. K. Porter did a double- commended to the comnilsI.una said he would rather made homeless in a few se­ that Kennedy’* principal pur­ gress to vnnet President Ken­ men's lounge, linker room tnke this morning in glancing j signers Mrs. Jackie Skeen, "tel Congress order the p a r-1conds.” Tanjug said, adding pose was to put the agree, nedy's proposal to ban racial and pro shop fer the private over the police blotter when whom ahs said often works tics to bargain, ami name a that "nearly three quarters” meat in perspective, lie i* discrimination in hotel, res­ club members. Next in the program will he rest! ' The elephant a t the week-ends Sundays. night* g, . q, to sit in and ^ *l’e ci'> w*s .vporlcd anxious to head off taurants and other private he two more 72-ri-sidentinl soo was broken into last anil holidays to csiry out the what happens. They will soon i " r«t» of thousands of pen runaway optimism which businesses open lo til* public. units, each with dining rooms night.” Ori reading further, Foster Cure I'rogrsni. Imd out where the free pro- pb‘ *rp standing in the could lend to a fata! relaxation shops, adjacent to the Mrs. Abby Iloyd, heuil of rrsa of bargaining is break drecls scared, many of them of western defense efforts. however, he teamed that that Attorney Indicted and first, with all three atop the Helephant” is a pink one, too the county welfare depart­ mg down." he said, apparent- Injured," Tanjug said Secretary of State Dean MIAMI (UPl) — A prom­ —only Its a mechanical con­ ment also commended tha Iv referring lo man a le n ie n t1 Mcksandar Blagojevl, * Buik plans to By to Moscow inent attorney for the Team­ kindl and facing tho present cession, one of the kind in Foster Csre Program ""d | charges that it is the unions Yugoslav airline* pilot who next week with a bipartisan sters Union, Benjamin Cohen, golf course. Tim swimming which the kids drop a dime for said that ft had taken a burafft r,.|U}ing to bargain Hew to Belgrade from Slop- rorrfrestion.il group to form­ fit), was indicted by • federal pool will |a> enlarged and, pn*. sibly later, ilurenstrin said, a ride. Thieves were looking den eff of her office,which t|10 differences that four lie "her t/w earthquake, said ally aign the pact. grniel jury tin income tax had formerly had the prob­ time* have led to Wic brink he saw "great number* of fu r dimes In tha coin boa. evasion charge* Thursday ns a second swimming pool wilt l*s» lidded at the residential e • • lem of trying to find a place of a nationwide rails ■trike. dead and injured lying in the he and his wife vacationed III units for those guests. The Cuban Visitors atreeta." Member* of the Seminole for children who have to be Europe, plt-enl pool then would In­ Tlie earthquake, which was High School class of 1913, taken from their parents or i' served for the private chili centered in downtown Skop­ Lose Passports Navy Locates whu are planning their 30- have l*en abandoned. members and their families. There have been about 2H WASHINGTON (U l'l) — lje, struck about 5:15 a. iu. year reunion in December, BONN, Germany (U Pl) — Bloom pointed out that thu The State Department ha* (11:13 p m. EST) EDT. have set another organisa­ child eaaes during July and Lost Rocket Former U. 8. Vice President "All the buildings" In the revoked the passport* of 58 SALISBURY, Md. (UPl) tional meeting at the home of there are about 60 presently Itichurd M. Nixon diecusted Mrs. Donaht Jones, 1919 San­ under care now, Mrs. Ray re­ A highly explosive rocket center of the city were "par­ American students new visit­ nuclear testing and other is­ O cala Prisoner dropped accidentally from a tially or completely destroy­ ing Cuba. ford Ave., at 8 p, in. Saturday. ported. sues with Chuncetlor Konrad The State Department said The department h e a d s ed," Tanjug said. Navy plane has bum "pin • • * Thursday it had notified the Adenauer today, giving him Held Com petent Police Chief Roy Williams heard during the morning, be­ pointed" in a tl>0 acre wood­ "Entire settlements, Includ­ group hy letters to their U. S. a private cltlten's view* not ing a large number of those sides the above, included su­ ed area, Maryland state police OCALA (LTD — A Daytona and IX Ben Butler found out built alter the war, are com­ home addresses that their always "in line with U. 8. Beach psychiatrist has found where the bream and shell- pervisor of registration, home •aid today. policy." passports had been voided. a white integrntionist hehl trackers were biting yesterdsy demonstration and th* toning The rocket was lost Thurs­ pletely destroyed," it report­ Officials said the students ed. day by a Sky Raider plane board. here for a menial competency and came hack with a big Hearings were tn he held which was on a firing prac­ Authorities were in butch would have to appeal to the hearing "highly intelligent dull pun full of "nire fat APALACHICOLA (U l’lt — ami well educated." beginning at 2 p m. this after­ tice run from the super car­ with the city by radio, hut government before their pass­ ones." Caught them on cane virtually all other communica­ ports could be vslidsted A Tea as motel owner and a Dr. James Mover* of the poles, and in the "heat of the noon fur tha other county de­ rier Forreslal off the Virginia FluriiU schoolteacher were Slate Health Department said •gain. tions xrere cut off. Capes. partments. day." rescued hy n shrimp bout 23-ycar old Zrh Aelony of • • • Thursday after being adrift in Minneapolis, Minn , is nu-n Hill Bush, county engineer, the Gulf in a 12-foot boat tally competent, "understand* nays a count shows Id.UVO since lust Friday. They arc right from wrong, does not cars a day pus* that dangerous Bliiuley llruno of Laredo, Tex., suffer from mental illness nr intersection a t Hwy. 17-93 and and Key West schoolteuchrr retardations" 27th Street, crux of the Davis Hanson. III* statements were in a Mllt-crest - Seminole H i g h uepurt to County Ju lge lavvls School cross-over. How much \l.-saasa xas l u t h a d Ip, 'litxofl Ifv FSIT My,ri wh0 113,1 ‘,^,u’rc,, longt r will the state delay *****'■** lony, an organizer for Ihe ' . m ' w nulling a traffic signal there? TALLAHASSEE (U Pl) - Congress on Banal Equality, Until a carload of teenagers Th* appointment of Dr. Mai*.held for a mental compelstory masoniy building will house two lidmmCONSTRUCTION will ta utaiteil *o«»n on thU on their way to School gets rolm it. Parsons, CL a* chair . ncy hearing after his j 'W t Ud'ics, I I classrooms, a library' and a 330-seat new academic building for the Sanford Naval hit, smearing those youngster* man of th* Department of hut week in Dunnellun. Acauditorium. The auditorium will face Mellonville Academy, according to J. I’. Wiegera, president up and down that highway? Government at Florida Slate lony was charged with reAvenue and the classrooms will fuq£ Celery of the Rernarr MacFadden Foundation. James Or until one of those little Univeraity, was announced to- listing arrest without violence, Avenue. Graham Chapman, the architect, said the twoI’lnecrszt School youngster* day. and vagrancy. dashes out in front of four rare on that dmibla--l*ned highway ? • • • Pinscrcst School has been open eight years now. Almost since it opened parents, teach­ ers and others have been tryjn y to nrsuailw the state to went tn a Southwest Bide ncrai. — T'u...... .. t-;-- y . l . e . l n „ . _______tn h» n h o to g r a p lie d for winCHICAGO (U P l)—A wom­ install a traffic signal there. inm.-i -iu.1 IJM.Ulinl a l oom.ning * "baby of the month'' Then she had a miscarriage. resu of Investigation agents • • • an who was arrested a week She scribbled a note which ton test. That was especially hard for came to the apartment and ago fur kidnaping a newborn How long can a traffic light said, "My name is .Maiy Ann The young mother said she arrested Mrs. Dunlap. They her because although her delay thu driver? 20 seconds? baby shut and fatally wound­ Dunlap. Meuse get in touch lot-ante slightly alarmed when said she hud kidnaped the IHhusband had hair children by 30 seconds? Not mum than with my lawyer, Mat CoghUi* woman speeded off, and day-oli) daughter of Mrs, • previous marriage they did ed herself u> a motel room one minute at the molt. lan”. when she did not return, she Rose Burnham, !9, in d-iwnnot have any of their own. Thursday. • • • Then she drew a 22 caliber state .Metropolis, 111. called police. But doctors found that Mrs Mary Ann Dunlap, revolver and s h o t herself in Charles law will resign as FBI agents traced the wom­ hers was a psychosomatic Mm , Burnham, who.e has. 39. was awaiting a hearing tlie alidomcn. an t. I'uduruh, Ky., ami then a Seminole County member of hand is atuliom-d at Ft, pregnancy. She really wasn't cn a kidnaping charge, A guest saw her arm te Chicago. They charged the East Central Florida Re­ Campbell, hy., had told of­ pregnant a t all. through th# purlly-opeu door. her with interstate transpor­ Her life bad been a series gional Planning Commission. ficers that a ”well-dre*»ed, A week ago Wednesday, Jibe was rushed to Vot Sui­ of heartbreaks during th* tation nl a kidnap victim. well-spoken" stranger with Mr*. Dunlap returned to her ting Hospital, She was still past five week*. "I just wanted something h>g b l o n d e hair, swept into a W o t Sido apartment with a Her husband, Lawrence, a to love," Mr*. Dunlap sobbed. conscious, F r e n c h twist, hail coin* to th* newborn baby. She invited " it ii all built up inside Chicago t r a f f i c policeman, hum* of her parents in Me­ the neighbors in tu see th# Authorities released her on TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — Ui.,1' a Iit' suid on till! operat­ her own recognizance, pend­ child and she told them It was tropolis. died June 29. Guv. Farris Bryant disclosed ing table. "I just don’t want ing S mental examination, A few d«)» later, her fa­ hers. tentative plana today for a Mrs. Burnham said the to live anymore." She died. and scheduled a heu.ing for ther died, and Mrs. Dunlap, Kazan persuaded her tu let two-week "g et lost” vacation She treated the Infant ten­ IDr body still was nut 39. made the long trip to her t a k e tha Burnham*’ next Thursday. in Europe with his family m-xt derly and stayed up late that Claimed huuis later. Thursday, Mr*. D u n l a p booth.rn Ubnot* Uu his fanight, c a rte l lor iu young daughter, Loti Ann, month. I / Rail Union Head Hits Abitration is a retired wholesaler who says “I work harder now look­ ing after my interests than 1 ever did before." He i* em­ phatic In his desire to make Mid-Florida the finest golf(o.f facility tn tho United States and added this morn­ ing "I only wish it were a year from now so you could see how It will look." His hobby, a t the moment, is watching the progress of treatment of grass on the greens and fairways. He pointed, too, to 15 new golfing curt* purchased last wick at fl,(HH) each. Final go-ahead was given Thursday fur the overall pro­ gram, Bloom reported, after telephone conference with his associates In New York. llorensteln will supervise t h a construction program. Bloom and llorensteln report­ ed that, although the build­ ing plana are being prepared hy an Eastern architectural firm. It will be endeavored to have all construction and allied work accomplished by local companies. BRIEFS Hoffa Ruling Phone Strike Allen Testifies Nixon Views Two Rescued N A ll She W anted Was 1Something To Love Grieved Widow Arrested In Kidnaping O f Baby Kills Herself Syncom 2 Off, Heads For Orbit J. R. IIORKNSTKIN CAPE CANAVERAL (UPl) —Th* United Stales today launrhcd a Syncom 2 commun­ ications satellite rapnhle of two-way telephone, telegraph and facsimile transmissions toward a planned "hanging" orbit 22,lint miles above earth. The Syncom 2’s Delta boost­ er sent It streaking skyward atop a brilliant rwt column of flame at 9:33 a. m. EST. Tho gleaming white rocket climbed steeply into the clear morning sky and after about two and a half rninutea Ita second slug* Ignited on tim*. Several minutes later vis­ ual checks showed that th* Delta booster apparently sent tho satellite toward Ita plan­ ned orbit successfully. It was tho fourth attempt to launch thu satellite. Steer­ ing trouble* in tha bo<>*trr rocket's autopilot caused * 21-hour postponement yester­ day. new program wit) not con filet in any way with the pri vik-gex ami fnejlitie* for the present private club member*. Furthermore, he added that should golfing privileges con­ flict at some future date an­ other gidf course will ho add­ ed. Tha present course would Ihi reserved for club members and tho new course for re­ sort guests, Tho Mid - Florida g n I f course is a championship range, approved by th* PGA for championship flights. It is believed it i* Uin only course in tlie United Btates which not only has practice putting greens hut alio prac­ tice driving ranges. Several of the hides have water hazards, with short range loo- for th o se person, to t willing to tackle the haz­ CARACAS, Venezuela (UPt) —Police com lied the byway* ards. Tin* four-yea r-oid course, of Caracas today, seeking itself, covers about t in acres, convict* wlm escaped front , , I with approximately La I'ianta Prison Thursday * 1,000 pine trees, jin (be highest jailbreak uz Jiloooi of !■air lawn, N J . , | Venezuelan history. Iiunt Escapees VALDEZ HOTEL {C a rite Downlown Sanford . l O f lunge itr It’s runtime Fri. Niles at the Curibe! Music by E£gg£» Uryunt Vacation ( T � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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, July 25, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 25, 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>, July 25, 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/b0f9e6adaff939b3d5ff62c2fd6a8bc1.pdf 352d4e9dba54ce146eaa3423a8f18255 PDF Text Text Attorneys For Hoffa Accuse Justice Aides WASHINGTON (UPI) - A lew crackdown oa financial transactions with Cuba la ex­ pected to make it difficult for Cuba to deal ia dollars any•hen la ths world, U. 8. of­ ficiala said today. The acw regulations block more than $30 million In Cu­ ban assets in U. S. hanks, prohibit unlicensed transfer *f dollars to or from Cuba, and bar unlicensed transac­ tions with Cuba «r Cuban na­ tional* or transactions involv­ ing Cohan property. In effect, the order ban Cuba from nsa at the U. S. hanking system, tor example, la transmitting fond* for pur­ poses of auhversion elsewhere to Latin America. It lo aimed at such eases «a the arrest of a mao in Ecuador last month on chargea of being a Cuban agent, •ho had $29,000 in U. S. currency ia his possession. Because any transaction in dollars, even through foreign banka, at some point Involves a clearing operation with a U. 8. bank, officials believe the order also will prevent Cuba from trading* in U. S. currency with other countrie*. The regulations could af­ fect Cuban diplomatic opera­ tions in Latin American coun­ tries, where moat financial transactions are based on the dollar. For example, the fi­ nances of the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City alwayi have been handled through U. S. banka. The Cuban peso is un­ convertible. T ra ffic Signal Bid A t DeBary By N n . Adam Mailer * The DeBary Business and Profaaskmal Woman's Club held a dinner-meeting at the home of the president, Bert Lederhaus, on Plantation Rd. *I7ie president gave her re­ port an the convention held In Jacksonville, which she and her daughter, Mary Ann, attended. The group voted to send a letter to the State Road De­ partment requesting installa­ tion of a traffic light at (he High Banka Rd. and Highway 17-93 Intersection. Miss Dirts Hoppe, of Jackson Heights, N. Y,, was a guest at the meeting. The next meeting of the club will be a splash partyami covered dish supper at the home of Marie Accardi en Hibiscus Dr. DeBary Firemen Sponsor Dances By Mra. Adam Muller The Dctiary Volunteer Fire­ men sponsored two dance* last week In the Recreation Hall. Entertainment was provid­ ed it the Fourth of July dance Thursday night hy Vola I<amlHTt*on with vocal and piano selections. Harold Jenkins was In charge of the entertainment at the Saturday night dance. Mr. and Mrs. J. tJumnry gave an exhibition of the "Cha-Cha." Helen Sweeney did ihe “ Twist" ami Mr. and Mrs. William Slrlpp danced a specialty number, “ Danc­ ing In Ihe Shadows." The entire group danced to the favorite, “ White Stiver Sands." Harrison Bernritter, who was in charge of the refreshtnents served “ fire-ball" hot dogs, with ail the trimming*, coffee and soil drinks. The next dance is schedul­ ed for Saturday. July 20, from 8:00 to 11:30 p. m. Fast W orker JACKSONVILLE (UI'I)— A woman told police here Mon­ day her boyfriend: —Offered her a Job, —Toll her lie owned nine bouses and had 2126.MJU in the bank. —Offered lo marry her. —Borrowed SICO. —Disappeared. Police were looking for Die suilor, described as 9-fect 7 and weighing ISO pound*. Option Fielder LOR ANGELES (UPI) — Tbe Lo* Angelr* Angel* have optioned outfielder F r a n k huatiu to Ituwuil of the Pa­ cific C«Mt l.tagua on gt-hour “ 1 1 • J * 11 i H yi-K * PRICE OF BEAUTY— Theodora Thordnrdottir, Miss Iceland in the Miss Universe contest, shows what tortures women go through to took beautiful. At top, idle grimaces as a hair­ dresser squeezes the suds out o f her hair after u shampoo. Bot­ tom, she indicates that it was nil worth it ns she views the finished hairdo in the mirror. NASHVILLE. Tenn. (UPI) — Attorney* for Teamsters president Jamet R. Hoffa aey that the U. 5. Justice De­ part men* violated the sec­ recy of a grand Jury which Indicted the union leader, and “ threatened a n d cajoled" some of the Jury witnesses. In seven pre-trial motions filed Monday, asking that the ju r y tampering charges against Hoffa be dropped, the attorneys charged that the witnesses w e r e allegedly threatened by a special as­ sistant to U. 8. Atty. Gen. Ro­ bert Kennedy. The attorneys said the as­ sistant aat In on some grand jury session* which resulted in the Indictment against Hof­ fa, took notes and later used them In in attempt to have witnesses change their testi­ mony. They also asked that if the charges are not drop­ ped, the trial be moved to another city. Hoffa and 10 oilier* were Indicted last May on charge* of bribing and attempting Jo "corruptly Influence" jurors in lloffa's SI million conspir­ acy trial last year. All havo pleaded innocent. Defense attorneys s a i d Walter Sheridan, the special assistant, and the FBI used notes taken during the grand jury session to re-question witnesses, violating the sec­ recy of the grand Jury. former Th« picture which won the ly, of title and an award for Sin. Harria wai aportrait of her . f i . I |;;l' /I *v V >'< < I r l fe £ W j H H mother, Mr*. “ Missy" Neely, Sin. Neely ia the ilater of the lato Nathan B. Mayo WASHINGTON (L'PI) — of American* from moan a Ions - time Commit loner of Republican Congressman Wll- Airline* which ha* regulir Agriculture of Florida. Ham C. Cramer of Florida night* between Havana and ha* demanded government Mexico Citj. sciiooi, protecution of 97 American on June 23. however, Mrs. She met Hareitiaena who allegedly travel- Helen Maxine Levt Travl*, m he was mtioned at ed to Cuba Illegally last year, one of the person * on the Sanford Naval Air Station Cramer’* testimony and li*t. was Indicted In Lo* AnWar II. They charge*, delivered to the In- gele*. ternal security subcommittee American citucn* *re forin last April 3, were released bidden by law from going to HarCuba without State Departrl* ha* completed 28 paint- today. though she has Seen onl) for The subject of the painting. Great Savings On Easy Terms Miaoy Neely, formerly of Sanford, la 91 yeari old. She f r o m a w o r l d o f f in e f u r n it u r e now resides with the Harrli family. Both Sin. llarria and M A T H E R of Sanford Mrs, Neely havo many friend* In the eommnnity. By Prestige, Wayneline and Stratford THIS 18 MY MOTHER. Mm. Robert Nurri*. o f Tnmn.|..«, Pn. (formerly of Sanford), stands beside the portrait which she painted of her mother, Mrs. Mary M. Neely, 91. also a former resident o f this city. Titled "Missy,” the portrait won a top prize in the second annual art exhibit heltl recently (Photo by Pottsville (Pu.) Republican) in Schuylkill County. State Capitol Now A Problem TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The 1069 legislature must de­ cide whether to make a sky­ scraper out of Florida’s his­ toric capital or take the lclgslaturc out of the building. Secretary of State Tom Adams says it will be cheap­ er in the long run to put the House and Senate in a build­ ing of their own in the gov­ ernment complex around the capital than to sink so much money into the o'. I building. CinCAGO (UPI) - College students who want to study the world first hand will sail from New York ia October aboard the motor ship "Seven Seas," a floating classroom. The “ University of tile Se­ ven Seas" cruises will take approximately 790 embryonic eggheads on two voyages of 110 and 120 days. Stops will be made at 22 ports. Includ­ ing Lisbon. Naples, Alexan­ dria, Bombay, Hong Kong and and Honolulu. The “ university" will have approximately to professors and instructors, Including 19 women (acuity members. Students will enroll in a number of liberal arts and scientific courses, Including architecture, creative writ­ ing, business administration, astronomy, geography, geo­ logy, oceanography, and his­ tory. SALISBURY, N. C. (UIM) fering from shock, could give —When Roy Smith left home no resson for bis wife's sui­ for a week-long trip to peddle cide. Coroner Rufus Honeycutt GAINESVILLE (UPI) - his produce, Ills wife was in ruled that the M year-old Spurl Heavier Red Barber ha* good spirits. He looked back given bis alms mater, the as he drove awray and saw woman killed herself “ about University o( Florida, a her playing with their two four to six days" before Smith came home. sports library representing a children. lifetime of collecting. Hut not lung after Smith The 990-volume library con­ tains several valuable books, left—a day, perhaps a* many notably among them an 1893 a* three days—his wife sat "Treatise on American Foot­ down in the living room, put ball" by Alonzo Slagg, the a rifle to her head, and killed grand old man o[ football. herself. Their IS month-old huhy Jimmy l.ce lay In his crib in the bedroom, naked. Threcyear-ohl Uremia Faye was big enough to get out of her bed. As the days passed, she went outside occasionally. J Dixie’s go-sign. . . that big, familiar Standard and played in the dirt. She. sign in clenn red, white, tind blue. Every day loo, was naked. She found an orange, and ate iL Perhaps more motorists discover it m eans fuels as modshe ate something else, and had something to drink, llut her baby brother lay in hi* crib amt cried with hun­ ger. Uremia didn't know what to do alKiul it. Chicken* came into the house and pecked around. Tile Smith* lived in the coun­ try, far from any neighbors. The stench from the living room permeated the house. Roy Smith teft home July 1 When he came hack Monday, his daughter screamed in By Mr*. Adam Muller terror at the sound of his Student* at the Dcllary voice. His baby lay in the Manriim summer school went filthy crib, Inn weak to move. on a picnic at Blue Spring* A doctor at Stanley County with their teacher, l»ran Wit. Hospital said today that after lord. hours of treatment, Jimmy 'Hie old Thursby Mansion l.ee gave a “ weak cry occas­ proved an Ideal subject for ionally, which is a good aign. the more advanced students. He's still in danger." After painting lessons, the He said he was "reasonably group enjoyed a swim in the 1certain" Jimmy- Lee had taksprings. I en no nourishment for “ at There were so many Inter­ j least four to six days." It was esting tiling* to paint that a wonder, he said, that the Hie group will return Us the Infant lived. springs in the near future. The little girl was sent to Students may enroll in the her grandparents. Smith, nutart course (nr the week sir TALLAHASSEE (UPI > Adoption by the 1903 Legis­ may lake single lesson* by lature of reflecturlzcd license the day. tags Tor automobiles put Flor­ ida on the list a* tBth state in Ihe nation to adopt the new By .Mr*. Adam Muller safety measure. DeHary World War I Vet­ State I'atrol Commander eran* of Barrack* U97 will It. N. Kirkmun said the new hold a picnic meeting Thurs­ tags, which will cost motor; day at Rock Springs I’ ark. 1st! about five cent* extra Cars will leave Denary provide “ might cheap insur­ Plaza at 9 3(t a. in. Direction* ance." for getting there are: lake Authorities Mini the tags Route Hi to Ml Plymouth, wilt help hold down rear end Hien tell on Route 439 to collisions at night and will Rock Springs. provide police with greater Tfie highlight of the aftervisibility fur Minifying ve­ ikion will he a talk on benehicles after dark. fit insurance for World War t veterans hy William J. Itlan ton, an insurance represen­ Heavy News tative. NEW YORK (UPI) — Men Elmer Thompson will be 20 per cent overweight have there with his accordion and a 29 per rent higher mortal­ games will be played under ity rile Ilian men of normal the direction of William Den weight. So stale* a study ol niog. MISSING — The Bri­ approximately 9 million life The DeBary Barracks ex­ tish government auiit tend* a welcome to World insurance pohry holder*. An added fact: Women 10 that mlssinyr newoman War I veterans not members l l u r o l d Philby may to come out for the day with per cent too heavy were have ro iic behind the the group. Those attending found to have a 10 per cent higher mortality rale than Iron Curtain. are asked to bring their own women who maintained their (NEA Tele photo) lunch, beverage and table ser­ desirable weight. vice. ...wide awake service STANDARD STANDS OUT TRADITIONAL FRENCH PROVINCIAL ITALIAN PROVINCIAL CONTEMPORARY from OPEN F R ID A Y NIGHTS .Sanford'* Only Air-Conditioned Furniture Store 243-09 K. First 8t. FA 2-0982 ern as today's roads and can. And service as convenient as your supermarket! For power that fits your car, choose from three Standard gaso­ lines, Dixie's favorites for three generations. Crown Extra, Crown and Economy Crown gaso­ lines offer all the power yourcarcan use -and not a nickel wasted! Stop in today for long-running Standard fuels, wide-awake Standard service. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (KENTUCKY) Art Students Enjoy Outing New Auto Tags Cheap Insurance DeBary Veterans Planning Picnic B e st p la ce to s t o p - t o R EFR ESH and R EFU EL ! �Seminole Property Value Up $ 9 Million # *** e lO 6^ If you wife wenti to learn to drive—don't (tend in her way. • • a Jones Electric Supply Com* pany will move about Sept. 1 from 108 West Flret Street to tta new home, the present X W Fruit Company at 413 Weit Fourth Street. Willia Junta purchased the property from Clarence Klrtley for a reported 918,000. • • • Randall Chase, president of Chase and Company, has been named to the new industry committee of the Florida Council of 100 by Chairman Raleigh W. Greene Jr„ of St. Petersburg. • a a "Rough andRewy III" race has been j*n«tpnn«f to It p. m. Sept. 7 at tha same starting place. F a r m e r s Market on French Avenue. • • • Mtickle Brother*, promoters of Deltona across the lake, have pnrehaaed Mount I’lymouth Lake Humes midway between Apopka and Orange llllis Country Club, Deeds fil­ ed at Orlando show two transfers, one for 922-500 and the second for $58,200. • • s Notices of change of county assessed valuutiun of real es­ tate has been mailed by Mrs. Mary Earle Walker, county tax assessor, to all new own­ ers aa of Jan. 1 Inst or if a change of more than $300 in assessed valuutiun had been made. • • s Newly wppsiinted directors of the St. Johns-lmllun River Canal District will hold their organizational m e e t i n g at noon Thursday at the Mayfair Inn. • • • Supper honoring the return of itev. John T. Adams ami his family to First Methodist Church for the fourth year will bo held at It p. ni. tonight. I • • iV Rail Unions Reject JFK Appeal Workers Get Instructions For Striking WASHINGTON (UPI1 (Eh? S a n f o r d f e r a i i l If ' t Tbtal real estate and per­ sonal property In Seminole County has been valued at 9299,783.211, an increase of 99 million over the final fig- WEATHER: Shower* today becoming partly cloudy tonljrht nnd Thursday: high today 8.V92; low tonight in 70*. - Five rail unions today reject­ ed President Kennedy'* pro­ posal to arbitrate their dis­ pute with the Industry and itirted preparations for a midnight strike that would bit the economy a crippling blow. Kennedy called congression­ al leaders to the White llnuse for enifry-mciF eonfrrrnres with other governmental lead­ ers, • possible indication that he would ask Congress to work out a settlement. A spokesman for the unions said workers have been told to carry out strike instruc­ tions on any railroad that posts notice of new work rules, the issue in the fouryear-old dispute. But the unions said it iookd as if Kennedy was working on “ something else" in an ef­ fort to head off a natlunal walkout. Kennedy, his legal powers lo lull the strike exhausted, held a round of urgent dis­ cussions with aides at the White House and told the union and management re­ presentatives to stand by. The President said he woul I notify them whether he would call them back fur another meeting. One final avenue for Ken­ nedy would be to turn the matter over to Congrcsj to work out a settlement. Sen. Peter Dominick, (RColo.), said lie thought Con­ gress should “ puss, inimedialely, legislation to provide an Boday IW .„g *. .lo;i wherein negotiation* . . can lie conducted." The union spokesman said notices of the new work rules already had been pout­ ed on the Long Island, Nor­ folk A Western and the Chesapeake A Ohio's southern VOL. 5:1 United Pres* Leased Wire Established 1908 WED., JULY 10, 10611 SANFORI), FLORIDA NO. 752 Red Vessels In 3-Mile Limit? Lang Crosby, 29. sun of croon­ er Bing Cro*by. they pass aiong lire U. S. coast. Rep. Porter Hardy Jr. (DVa.), chairman of the House armed service* subcommittee, said there may be an offi­ cial “ lack of Interest" in checking out reports of Rus­ sian vessels off the east roast. Hardy served nolice he would not permit the Navy Crosby Divorced and Coast Guard “ In hide inSANTA MONICA, Calif. adequacies behind classified (UP!I—Sandra Jo Crosby, 25. documents." obtained an imnmiritrd di­ Coast Guard officials said vorce Tuesday train Phillip Tuesday that southbound ships cr Bing Crosby. of all nations—including Rus­ sia—are often Instructed to Search Halts steam within the three mile MIAMI (U PO -The U. S. limit to avoid the northerly Navy has called otf the drag of tho Gulf Stream. In such cases of naviga­ search for the 62-foot fishing boat Sho' Boy. believed to tional necessity, they ex­ have sunk in the Caribbean plained, Soviet trawlers would south of Jamaica with 40 per­ not bo hoarded under an in international law called “ in son t aboard. nocent passage " Hardy and Rep. Paul G. Visit Planned STOCKHOLM, S w e d e n Rogers, (D-Fla.), said the il l’ll — lien. F.arle Gilmore Russians' passage may not be Wheeler, U. S. Army chief so innocent. Rogers said live uf staff, will visit Sweden trawlers could he used lo Aug. 12-17 as a guest of the receive radioed Intelligence Swedish army, It Was an data and to monitor •II. S. space flights from Cape Can­ notmeed Tuesday. averal, Fla., and Wallops Is­ land, Va. Trial Delayed Rear Adnt. I. J. Stephen*, LONDON (U I'D—The vice trial of Dr. Stephen Ward, a commander of the 7th Coast key figure in the Profuino Guard district, said the Coast Guard wants report* of scandal, was set back a week sightings by 17. S. fishermen today to allow the defense and others and tries to chock more time to prepare Ilf them out a* quickly as pusscase. ibto. But, he added, some report* ‘Soapy’ Back also came from such places NEW YORK (l!PI> — AM. a* "the tStli floor of the Fon­ Secretary of State (or African tainebleau Hotel" in Miami Affairs (>. .Mcnncn (Soapy) Beach. Williams said Tuesday night the African nation* “ are de­ veloping an increasingly strong anti-colonial policy." WASHINGTON (LTD — r.innre*»«mal investigators planned today to question Coast Guard land Navy offi­ cials about how closely So­ viet trawler* .ire watched as Jt&WA... BRIEFS PRESIDENTS PROPOSAL — President Kennedy urged the nation’* rail­ road* and union* to let Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg (right) arbitrate their drawn out dispute but all five of the rail union* today re­ jected the pro|)o*al. (XEA Telephoto) British Act To Curb |Two Cabinet Men Guiana's Red Chief Give Testimony WASHINGTON tUPI) Two Cabinet members went LONDON (L'PI) — The .Sandy* loft for Britidi Gui- to Capitol Hill today to argue British government t- Jay j ana Tuesday for a first hand in favor of President Kenwas reported ready to slep study of the situation follow­ nedy'a civil rights program. ing an It week general strike into the deteriorating si'.uaOne was Secretary of State which paralyzed the colony's lien ut British Guiana should economy, caused seven deaths Dean Rusk, whose dcpaitthe colony's Marxist prCin.t jjMr-ed n ^ h lt J ^ s w .Vj.Jynt .1* tryttig lo n’ nke It 111,er exceed Ti.i autumn). hatred. easier for non-white Ameri­ Colonial Secretary Duncan The population of the col­ ony on South America * nor­ can and Aslan diplomats to Rep. Jan Fortune will dis­ thern coast has lwen split get service in lintels and res­ cuss the recent session of the between Negro and East In­ taurants in the t'niled States. Legislature at a meeting of Rusk was summoned lo tes­ dian factions. There has been the Seminole County Young concern in Britain and the tify before Hie Senate Com Republican Club at 8 p. m. 1 tailed States that Premier meres* Committee, which Is Tuesday at the lluwell Park Clicddah Jugan, an atowed debating the administration's division. Civic Center. A series of local thefts hue Marxist, might try lo go proposed loin on disrri mi na­ • • e He said workers would not been solved with the nrr*st beyond his legal powers in tion in public accommoda­ John W. Evans, o f Oviedo, be ordered to strike on roads of two m«-n nnd a juvenile this the unsettled conditions. tions. including hotels and is serving his second year as which did not post the notices. morning, I’oli e Chief R„y Informed sources in Lin ton restaurant*. Husk said II. S general ronvention elinirmun Rut management spokesmen William* repottedsaid the United Male* Is racial conflict, hurt Anirrica of the Florida Fruit and Veg­ saw no chance of limtiing any lie inir held iii cuunty jail urging Britain to suspend the deeply at home ami abroad. etable Association. This year's walkout to selected cagrieri. ore Jimmie L. Fusion, Lome* colony's constitution which Anthony Celvhrezre, seercThe crisis headed toward a convention will he held Sept. wood; James K. Booth, Lake provides Internal self-rule and tary of health, education anil climax when the unions went Mary, amt 11 Kindis juvenile to oust J agan. 21-28 at Miami Reach. welfare, went before a House • • • lo the White House today to subcommittee, recently released from MnriEdward Gardner, conserva­ j u d i c i a r y Sanford Moose Lodge will inform Kennedy they could annn, Cld f Williams said. tive member of Parliament, which is reviewing parts of huld a fish fry Sunday from not accept his proposal to let The three we to surprised saht In the House of Com­ the full civil rights package. Perez Hearing: 12;30 to 5:30 p. m. at John Supreme Court Justice Ar­ in the set of burglarizing a mons Tuesday that British MIAMI (IJP1» - Federal TALLAHASSEE (HP1) Crim’s Seminole fishing camp thur J. Goldberg arbitrate ruokle machine nt the Kar- liana was being "strangled fudge William A. Meltea Jr. Six new members have been on the Wekivu River off the four year old dispute over racker service station, 1127 by haired and fear." heard arguments today on a appointed to the scandal* Route -id. Chairman Bum so-called “ featherbedding." Gardner said if Britain Sanford Avenue, this morning "W’e arc being asked to justice department pica seek­ Meshotto promises “ all the gave the colony full independ­ by Police Officers Karl liouring to prevent Marco* Perez racked Slate Barber's Sani­ fish you can ent" as members agree to a procedure which quurdex nnd Gcorgu Harriett. ence as Jagan has demanded W O believe could pave the Jimenez from being released tary Commission by Guv. of the lodge have caught 500 Chief Williams said * it would l>e creating "anFarris Bryant. from federal custody, pounds of salt water fish for avenue to further compulsory quantity of stolen goods was |other Cuba" on thc South The new commissioners arbitration by custom or TALLAHASSEE (L’PI) the occasion. It's fur the iccuvcred, including u tin* and American mainland named yesterday are Roscoe Lersburg aulumohilr dealer; 1 1*1110 D i t c l l C S benefit of the lodge building practice," the unions said. wheel stolen from n parked lUlier-am of Gravcville; A. “ This we cannot do as a Herbert Butler s m appoint­ MIAMI (IJ P lj-A DC I car fund. automobile ut the city I-out matter of principal." • « • ed lo the State Turnpike Au­ go plane from Panama will) W, li'een of Gainesville; basin. Kennedy told both sides he thority today, succeeding two engines gone and a third Ralph Brooks of Crystal Riv­ A new beginners class will er; Bill Minrey of Cocoa; “ deeply regretted" that hi* Raymond It,-irites of Orlando, afire ditched at the southern be opened by the Mid-Florida 1 Richmond Jones of Bradenproposal was not accepted. Ilarnes, who was vice chair lip of the Bahamas today but Obedience Club ut 7 p. nt. t.iti aild J.-ff Began, Saras.ita, The union chiefs .aid it TAt.LAIIAS.SKK (UPI) — - [man of the State Authority, JImiIIi men aboard were reMonday nt the 1‘ uhlix parking I The governor said the sev­ was difficult for them to re­ stepped down yesterday In ported tale 111 a suit, The beverage department re lot at Can sell terry. All dug enth member will he named owners 12 or older are invit­ ject the plan because they ported today rigarcl las col- accept appointment to the |shortly. BERLIN (C P U —A Polish had the highest respect for . . . . . . . Male authority, to the new C l'O S S F o i * J o T lI l ed. officer accompanied by two lections for the month of Ma)|orlando-Orangc County .x - ,MESSINA. Sicily ( U P l i Justice Goldberg. • • • children toduy- flew 11 single, totaled S3.141.4J3, “ We hope that you ran »ug |pressway authority. L o c a l church authorities l.iona clcitn-d *700 on their engine oil cruft to Wist Ber­ Director RichardB K--.it j (jov. Farris Bryant named ruesday announced plana to Fun Fair held on July 1. All gest some other method than lin and inked for political ing said said $916,612 of Hist Butler today, an the heels o f . erect a huge cross, I.To feet proceeds go into their blind the one procedure we cannot asylum, u IT. S. spokesman amount wilt go to the state his announcement yesterday1high arid 63 feet wide, stop accept as a matter of deepest fund, which really does a lot said. general fund, and the rest. of Barnes new job ;|,706 foot Mt. Dinnamare in PASADENA. Tex. (L’ PI) to help people with eye principle, which will act lo The Polo landed ut West S2.22I.H3U, will be distribut­ Butler resigned from the, memory of the late Pope prevent the railroads from George Conway, Ml. of Baytrouble who can't help them­ proceeding with their dras­ Berlin's Tempelhof Airfield, ed t,j qualiticd communities Florida Judicial Council t» i<,hn x x iu . town, Itorvcy mooned today selves. tic changes in rules, wages the spokesnmn said. Tits* city of Miami will gd take the turnpike position A • • • with In* wife, a longtime and working conditions with­ The uirfield is iii tho Amer­ the lion's share, $2l2,fioo, and Leesburg civic leader, lie is .Jets F or .JFK grandmother who an elec­ Who is the Mystery JayceeT out agreement," the union ican sector of Berlin and is Indian Creek Village will get a director of the State Auto­ Well, no one has found him WASHINGTON (Ul*l) - A tronic computer decided was used by the t*. 8. Air Force. the smallest amount—S3 03 leaders said. mobile Dealers' Association. House military appropriations meant for him. yet but “ he w e ars A hat and is employed by Seminole Coun­ subcommittee has approved a Conway, a retired MethodDefense Department request i.vl minister, met Mrs. t.lady* ty." That hut rtue sure ought to give it away. to replace two remaining sin Corner la*t spring through a • ■ • gle-engine choppers on White nor-put ing machine operated House duty wdh modern twin hy a Houston marriage brok­ Our “ girl reporter** tells us er. J*'t models. it tukes a strung constitution After dating a while, the to stomach the Rotary Club couple decided the machine . Royal T our luncheons with some of the gory fare that has been served LONDON (lIP li-K ing I'anl was right. RENO, Ncv (L P I i-A IT- The suspect, married and1 Fowler said the two ap-'he saw a newspaper which up on recent programs. This a n d Queen Krcderlkii ol year old lumber worker was tile father of fuur children, pruachcd a man about 30 uitu told uf the man'* death from week it was snakes and aula. |Greece scheduled a cercmonbeing held here in connection told officers he was making appeared to have tx-en drink­ a skull fracture. Hr -aid he j iat ride through the streets ol e • • Joined tlie Air Force to for­ i lamdon today, undeterred by Ask Rotations what's the with the death of a man in the round* uf the bars in ing and a*ked linn for a get about the incident. antidote for the venom of the Wilmington, Del., a decade Wilminglon wills a friend cigarette ami a light. Fow “ Hut it was to no avail. 1 the boos and catcalls that spitting cobra ? ago. when they decided to pick a Ur* companion started » started drinking loo much, j marred their arrival In HnMIAMI (UPU - Between • • » Carl Grant Fow er walked fight. fight but Fowler shoved the and it cost me an honorable lain Tuesday, l.sisi and 2,<ss) mechanic* and ______________ Let's tee now, is that new into Reno police hrsdquart“ I was pretty drunk," Fow­ man. porter* sat down on their discharge which 1 wanted Standard filling station now Io n Monday night to con­ ler said. "I just had a few “ He fell over backwards very much." lie said he had L u s y M o n e y jobs yesterday at Pan Amer under construction at West fess that ever since he was beer* but t was only 17 at and struck ins head on a received an undesirable disTALLAHASSEE (L'I’ l) — lean World Airways' huge First Street and French Ave­ involved in a fight lo years But time ami I couldn't drink curb. A cab driver started charge. A development commission overhaul base here. nue the 30th or 31st petrol­ ago in which a man died very much. I don't know why yelling at us to stop So ! “ It's been bothering me for survey indicated today that They were pretesting eum purveyor between the he has been haunted hy a but we decided to k»uk for 'a ran." a lung time," he t-dd offi­ 62,008 person* will retire Ui against having to walk to (Lake Front and Door* Rood; guilty conscience. i fight." A few day* later he said cers. F.orida in the next 18 months- exit gales on (heir own Unit- Arresl Of Trio Solves Thefts Bryant Names 6 To Barber Board Bufler Named To Turnpike Post > Total Set At $299 Million Polish .Official Flees To West May Smoke Tax At $3 Million Red Chinese Air New Blast At Russians ures of 1982, ft was announc­ ed today by Mrs. Mary Earl* Walker, county tax assessor. Total taxable value of all property la 9196,148,521, aa increase of 92.2 million over last years, Mrs. Walker said The break-down of figurca released by Mrs. Walker fol­ lows, with the 1062 figures first and the 1983 figures se­ cond: Lands reverted to the state, 920,370 and 911.560; county tax certificate lands (non­ exempt), 93,240 and 91.500; county tax certificate lands (homestead), none; valua­ tion of land, wholly exempt (widows, government, coun­ ty, state, schools, churches, etc.), 941.784,490 and 948.288.330; homesteads, 955,003,259 and 957,330.300. Non-exempt lands, JlCS,833,540 and 9170,450.000; per­ sonal property, 921,300,803 and 921.850,000, and railroad* and telegraphs. $3,880,809, and 93,818321. These Utter figures tutal 9193.903,429 and 9198,148,521 valuations of tax­ able properties. Mrs. Walker said soon she will submit her books and figures to County Tax Collec­ tor John Galloway. The County Commission wiQ sit as the Board ot Equaliza­ tion beginning Monday to hear and possibly adjust com­ plaints against assessments. T»e Commission and the School Board then will com­ mence budget hearings for the 1963-81 fiscal year. TOKYO (UPit — Commanilt China today accused the Soviet Union of trying to in­ fringe upon Its suvervignty. In a statement that pushed the two Communist giants closer to a complete break, tho Chinese said the Russians have created a grave situation by extending ideological dif­ ferences to state relation*. The statement nl«o accused the Russians of whipping up an anti-China campaign “ all over the Soviet Union" and suid thl« "series of measure* to worsen Sinn-Soviet relittiuns" has jeopardized current ideological talk* in Moscow, The statement was issued by the Central Committee ot the Chinese Communist party. It wits broaden*l by the New China news agency, monitor­ ed in Tokyo. The Chinese statement waa in response to an attack by the Soviet Communist party Tuesday, accusing the Chi­ nese of deliberately trying to diirupt Sino-Sovirt relation* and the Moscow talks. What provoked the latest Soviet statement was a rally held in Peking Sunday to wel­ come home five Chinese kick­ ed out of Russia for distribut­ ing an anti-Soviet letter ban­ CAPE CANAVERAL (UP!) ned in Ru-sia, —The largest building in tha free world—a structure vital in tho nation’ s plans to put men on the moon—will bo under construction just north of this spaceport during tha next 18 months. The so-called vertical as­ A II E R D F E N , Scotland sembly building (VAB) wilt ( l I'll — nishop F ratn cI ■ lie u«rd to assemble and ehcck IVnbli, of tho Roman Catholic out the Saturn C5 space ve­ Church, left today for an hicle which is expected la "away front it all" holiday land men on the moon this with hi* liiiusekcuper In defi­ decade. ance of uidrta fruni the Vat­ The U. S. Corps of Engl-' ican. neers Tuesday awarded X Bishop Walsh told reporters $23,531,200 contract to Amer­ he would not comply with a ican Bridge Division, U. S. church order to fire 4‘J-ycnr- Steel Corp,, Atlanta, for furn­ obf Mrs. Ruby MacKrnxts. ishing and erecting the struc­ The bishop o f Aberdeen nnd tural steel for the VAB, .Mrs. MueKenxie drove in sep­ Tho corps said the con­ arate cats today to the village tract was the largest ever of Clmpfltewn, where they awarded in this area. were expected to stay until Monday, an 911.500,008 con­ the end of August. Mrs. Mac­ tract fur construction of threo kenzie will continue to act as "umbillical towers" was athe bishop's housekeeper. warded to Ingalls Iron Works, Mrs. Mac Ken sic, whose mar­ Birmingham, ring!) to a Church of Scot hind The xwunfs comprise th# minister ended in divorce, ha* first phase of building the na­ been Walsh’s housekeeper lor tion's “ moonport" on Merritt three years. Island, an BO.000-acre site In u -tutement to tie read to wr*( „f and adjacent to Capo all rhurchr* in his diocese Canaveral. Sunday Bishop Mulsh said The VAB will contain 140 that t!i« Vatican “order to million cubic fret and one turn Mrs. MucKinxiu out uf portion of It will br 324 feot my house , . . i* unjust and high — equivalent to a 40ciutd." 1story building. VAB To Be Free World's Largest Bishop Defies Vatican Order Computer Pair On Honeymoon All Steamed Up , He Picked A Fight I Worker Confesses 10-Year Old Slaying (» Maybe Company Could Fly Them 9 VIl’ E ADM. FRANK OTIEIUNK, commander o f Naval Air Fume, .Allantic Fleet, will b« prtneifi-il apeakur when ('apt. James O. Mayo relieves ( 'apt. Jtxieph M. Tully Jr. jih cominumler o f Heavy Attack Wintr One ut II a. in. Friday ul Sattfui'd Naval Air Station. (Navy X'holujk �br e s t and don't forget the DOLE -ENSIGN'S EPAULETS a n pinned to Frederick D. Vineoa promoted from mneter chief petty y f iir+ r nuik, by Sfn. Vinson at recent cere­ monies at Heavy Attack Squadron 8 at San­ ford NAS. (Navy Photo) 4 real Hawaiian SOUTH C A R O LIN A Pineapple Americans See Selves As 'The Good Guys' CHUCK f BY DOROTHY AUSTIN "Americans, conditioned by years of Western movies and hero stories, think of themselves as ‘the food fays'/’ Dr. Luis Peres, a Cuban, who now is an American citizen, told members of the Lions Club Tuesday. ------------------------------------"Americans are ready Dr. Para* charged that to fight the *b«d guys' If woman a n tha flarcaat and they have to, but they moat dadlcatad ComtmmiiU. “ Woman ara deeply •mo­ believe in letting him draw lint, not kicking him tional, thoy aithar lor* you or When he’s down, not ihootlnr thay hat* you,” ha said. “ Once a woman cornea to bola the keck, and fair play," ha Hava tha Communist propa­ ganda Una, aha purauaa It ar­ “ But the Communists dent dently, oonm tlng her huslook Uka bad guys,” he warn* band and teaching her chil­ ad “ they look just ilka tho dren, influencing her nelghbara, and frlanda,” ha atatad. good guys. “Communists ara eager to "And they do believe In drawing Drat, kicking you convert woman, became thay when you’re down, and shoot­ have ao much control of chil­ dren, who are moat fertile ing you In the back. ground because thay accept "The Communists a n not what thay ara told without going to risk an oat and out question.” fight,* Dr. P o m raid, “ Wit"Whan apeaking at public Bees what happened In the maatlnga, presenting subtle Cuban blockade. Tho U. B. Comm Id propaganda, tha Com­ wiled their bloff, eet up llnee munists work and o t h a r a and said, ‘Go through hero planted In the audience, who and we shoot,' and tha Com­ watch tha faces of the listenmies backed down. era, observing their reactions,” "Propaganda te their wea­ Dr. I’erea pointed out. pon and It la a most affective “ Often moat people will be one,” , he etated. unmoved, disbelieving or an­ "They work by making you gered. But among tha group loss faith in your country, In there may be one or two your fellow Americana, In wltuso fuciul anptesaluns re­ your Constitution and In God. veal that they agree end be­ They'll conrlnce you that the lieve the propaganda, Theae government is no good, Amer­ ara marked for further con­ ican policies are ell wrong. tact by the observers," hs They take halt-truthe and give said, them k different meaning, or “These people ere not take the truth and twlit It in­ Communists and don’t even to something ugly, not toll­ know they are being used. ing the whole etory, and they They are what we call 'followuse tha rights of democracy travelers,' whose ’anti'-attl. of stand up and speak to you lodes make them work against against your own country. their own country and their They are ao convincing that uwn people without even realyou believe them and get to icing thay are dupee for the thinking that way, too, and Communlate." that's when you beenme a fel"Americana scoff at Com­ low-traveler,” Dr. Tern* wsrn- munist infiltration, s a y i n g ‘Thera ara IB million Ameri­ “ They use you and you help cans and only tt million memthem, and you would be hor­ bars of tha Communist Tarty rified to know that you ara In this country. How can they going right along with the win'?” Communist propaganda,” he “ In Ilia fitst plate, this Is •aid. nut an elsctiun party liks the How can tha "You say, Uainocratla Tarty or the Re­ Communists coma In and take publican Turly,” l>r. Teres as* aver a country llku they did plained. Cuba'?" t>r. Teres said end ‘‘They aro nut put to win answered the qui-stlon by say­ olevtiona, The flint thing they ing, do when they take over Is to "Thty'va been at It fur BU abolish elections. T h • y 1v • years. It didn't Just heppen never won an election yet. overnight. They talk to the Head the Communist Mani­ children, feed them perverted festo. They do not Intend to half-truths, sow dtecurd and fight us, but to eurround us mistrust, undsrmlne the chil­ and undsrmlne us, until wo dren's faith in thslr parents, cave In and our economy caves their country, their govern­ ln,“ he said. ment, and they grow up, never “ American business men knowing the truth.” ate the greatest advertisers In ths world. Advsrtlssra can asll you anything. But who advsrUses DemocracyT Why can't we sell Democracy? Can you •ell It to your children T Du i you know what Democracy la?” ha asked. “ Only 40 percent of the peo­ ple In Hanford voted In tho ' last election. Do you realise 1 that HO parcent of the people i In tide community voluntarily I gave up what people In Cuba, t In Hugary, in Poland, Ger­ many, China would die for. The right to vote In a free I electlonl* Dr. Tares asksd. i Ha urged the audience to I read Mualsrs of Decslt by >' Hoover, The Ugly American r and the Communist Manifesto. "Read a little, worry a lit, tie, know what the Communist > propaganda consists of, what it sounds liks. Teach your r children what democracy is. I It's your only defense," he concluded. i ^ J] W k S P w o lit ' * * » L 1 Flavorful Tender Chuck HOUND Frgtiton* Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thursday July 11, through Sat., July 13, 19fl3 Full Cut lluneleHS Round GROUXD U. S. No. 1 NEW W HITE P i n e b r m i M td . Fresh Fla White Thompson SEEDLESS GRAPES 2-49* I.nmb Shoulder ECONOMY SLICED B S S S YOUR CHOICE IMaYONNAI^J A LL GRINDS . . ASTOR DEEP SOUTH 1-LB. Can SAVE 20* M AXW ELL HOUSE . . Save 20* DEEP SOUTH SALAD Sava 10« uua n is s * BLUE or WHITE ARROW REGULAR SIZE Praise Soap Lux Soap . REGULAR SIZE 12 oi. LUX LIQUID . . 35< Praise Soap Lux Liquid . . REGULAR SIZE LARGE BREEZE . . 35* 2 Lifebouy Giant Breeze BATH SIZE LARGE RINSO BLUE . . 33< Lifebouy . Rinso Blue . BATH SIZE PREMIUM PACK . . LARGE SURP . . 3J« Lux Soap Giant Surf . . . GET EXTRA VALUE AND TOP VALUE STAMPS AT Y N ’T * * r \ \ GIAN T SAVE 20 DETERGENT . . 5avc 30< GIANT BOX Limit one with SS.OO order or more. �I 9?f» fanfnrfi — --- ■ FrrsIB July 10, 1903 — Pas* 9 --- -------- -■ — — ——• Country Club Buy For UF Approved TopYalueStamp C A TA LO G KVKR IS WAITING FOR YOU AT YOUR FRIENDLY fife: Mix 'em or Match em ’ WINN-DIXIE ASTOR FRESH FROZEN FORDHOOK oc B aby L im a s 4 I S o i. M l. $1. W IT H TH IS COUPON A N O PURCHASE • • 4 loot. Past ASTOR FRESH FROZEN (10 or PKa ) Brussel Sprouts 4 Pad. $1. COLONIAL BRAND Quick Froten Fryer DRESSED FISH Breast«•49/ Thighs *49/ Bologna39 Meat Whiting*15/ Loaf ss 39/ Cheese*49/ COLONIAL BRAND Quick Froten Legt or COPELAND 8RAUNJCHWIIGER or CHUNK 100 EXTRA STAMPS WITH TARNOW r«»». hassee. Approved a new payment schedule for travel allowance* for employes of tha depart, nient of conservation. Employ, n will be paid 913 a day /o f in State travel and $16 a d a / for out of state travel. Gitla have been cherishing dolls, and boys t o y aoldiei% since 3000 H.C, $1. “f i r e s t o n e ! b r a k e s AT ANY WINN-DIXIE • - >4*. DO Y°u* «• mm • OOO fMRU JULY IIFM " io-oi. OF firH^ Lima Boms* ASTOR FRESH FROZEN C a u liflo w e r • 4 Atty. Gen. Richard fret* agreed with Croeby that tha action in no way obligated the State to pay off tb» bond* in the event of failure to 4* •o by the >cml-publlc associ*. tion. Tbr cabinet authorised I*, crease* for school teachers a* (tale child training Instill), tiona and in tome of the pria. one. The ealarice will go np ta the (ante level aa comparable leathers In Live counties la which the institutions are lo. catrd. School head Thomas D, Hailey aaid the raises would become effective neat yesr. In other setions, the csbl* net: Released S10.000 as final payment on a *-’0,000 memos rial to Florida Civil War soU dirrs at Gettysburg. Released $10,000 to drill • well at the Supremo Court building for the air condition, ing system. Contracted wiflTJ. O. CarL Me, Tallahassee, for construe, tion of a $14,515 sewage treatmen’. plant at the State Patrol h e a d i j u a r e r t building in Tall*, St Extra Tip Yalat Staip ASTOR FRESH FROZEN SPEARS OF Broccoli TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The S.ato Cabinet authorised pay hike* for hundreds of state employee Tuesday and put ita (tamp of approval on purchase of a country club and golf course for (he University of Florida. The salary raises were for employea of avvrrul cabinet offices, including the superin­ tendent of schools, commis­ sioner of agriculture, secre­ tary o f slate and attorney general, plus top positions in several of tha major state in­ stitutions. In genrtal. the- cabinet went along with requests from the agenciea, providing money that had been made available by the 1963 legislature. In several Inr.anccs recommendui salaries were cut by the board. Sitting aa the State Hoard of Education, thv cabinet v'wsycd a |1(>0,<W bond ftnancing plan to purchase the old Gainesville Country Club for use by the University of Florida. The bonds will l« floated by the University of Florida Athletic Association, which will turn the 117-acre facility over to the university for athletic purposes. Harold Crosby, dean of un|. veraity relations, said cab­ inet recognition of the bonds would not obligate the state but would have the effect of rutting the interest rate on ilt« issue from about five per cent to about 3.5 per cent. ! i't' |r- I , * Q u e n Li j r r $1. sw ?r Y & T m a d ju QET 4#ee SUNNYLANO . . SMOKEY Bologna & Chrsie OLD FASHIONED DAISY & 50 EXTRA STAMPS WITH TARNOW M e a t ^ r 9 8 / 50 Extra TopYalie Staaps W IT H TH IS COUPON A N O PURCHASE OP | Morton Chicken, Betf, Turkey oni aa or crackin* aooo Big 60 Family Cremes IAVI 4g IA. . . THRIFTY MAID Y. C. Peaches,. 4 ^ 1 . P e a s ...6 wic",s1. C o rn ....”1“"10/ Beans.. 8 100aNs’1. SAVI I4< EA. . , DEEP SOUTH PEANUT Butter. . . 4 9 / Tuna.. 4 ^ ^ ‘ 1. Rolls. . . *«• "* 19/ Chunks*™ 2 3 / Pot Pies I ' *I * III I| 8-oz. SAVE 4 Vs I EA. . . LIBBY'S GARDEN SWEET BLUE BAY Light MEAT CHUNK BAVE 6t EA. . . THRIFTY MAID CS or WK REG 2S< . . OIXIE DARLING TWIN NORTON . . FAMILY SIZE DOLE PINEAPPLE MISS MUFFET SLICED SAVE U EA. . . VAN CAMP PORK 4 •OOO tMRUJULY IIf M AT ANY WINN-DIXIE P IES Cr. P ies..2 °»79/ Str'berries 3 *1. Lemonade 7 & 1. PAR-KEN LIMEADE or KENDALL f ir e s t o n e DETERGENT Wisk 50 Extra Tip Valui Stinpi ou„i 75‘ fVlTH T H IS COUPON A H O PURCHASE O f Two Pn ox in RATIO handy Andy p- 39! APPLIED ON SOUND TIRE BOO.ES OR ON TOUR OWN TIRE* Enchilada Dinners WHITEWALLS-ANY SIZE • OOO THRU JULY t»TN NARROW OR WIOE OESICN TUBCLCSS ON TUSE-TYPC AT ANT WINN-DIXIE 'h i 'I'liul'in'i'i'i'i'i 11 i 'i LIQUID DETERGENT* Swan NEW TREADS 22o.. 65‘ A F O R NEW BLUE V im Regular 43* M ExtraTn Valae Ships W IT H TH IS COUPON A N O PURCHASE OP Oni 1-La Pi* PAN MIDI FaoilH Breaded Fantail Shrimp •ooothmuiuwvi«rn 17 AT ANY WINN-OIXII 11 : I I t1 i l l i i i i 1i 111 ’ 111111 H 1 <11 ii iV 51 ExtraTopValat Staops W IT H T H IS COUPON A N O PURCHASE 01 ▼evo Flit fROIlll Sold KingHushpuppiei Our Ntid TrtaJt. Utnli/ltJ By Mrdjltion and shop mark are OUARANTIEO I. Alunil JtfttlM l« workman.hip ir.I RUUruli during Ilf* #f ItbbL i. Ais mI Butmil h*a<J MurJt lfirt/1 V#pnlrnW# FeMUfM) Uttil in sTin U? i^s.rtvgtr tor us* far II nMtl e. RrpIsiHMejils plurtUd Ml IfYAsl VMf Ukl Used M Uti FfWtB I •l IMMmi idjtMlMlL 7VJ?yJ!!V!!?.Tr 7V /— /SJ5LEJ F R E E CAR S A FE T Y , C H E C K !; •OOOIM«UJM.Vl4f* AT ANY WINN-OIXII Ilf' I whsr# your dollar buys MILES mors 111 E. First Street GET FREE GIFTS FASTER WITH IO P VALUE STAMPS WINN-DIXIE Sanford F A T .-O ill * 1 DOWN * ^ AWt l P �V PUft 4 — July 10, 1948 Stale Hikes Standards For | U J i . C.luutl# r u n ic x n o o is JACKSONVILLE (UPI) - T A L U H A U E B (UPI) — The Cabinet Reboot Beard higher standard* foj ag public a e h e e l a •kick cm M ha used i i*J M ■ RN M i f WithIwMlM ataW support money Mr*. May McCormick Fytv- far oakotonderd eebeol*. UMn preoent procedure* aon-accndited school* contin* B* t« get full support fund* wader the Minimum round** tten program. But Secretary af State Tom Adam* laid ha would Uhl to m # irintual ua* o f accreditation •• a means •f withholding moniaa to fur** #cboot* to bring themsalm up to data, State school chlaf Thomai D. Ball*/ Mid it waa "co&cslvnbto'* auch a program aould ba put to iiH in tba futuri. In th« main, tha new actrod Halion standard* ora an updating of pait Standard). They have bacn in tha making for tho p u t thraa year■ and worn used in piiut progfaina In a fiw ichoola during the 1M2-fig year. School* may be accredited, accredited on a limited bail*, accredited but warned and non-actredited. In tha second and third categories, icbool* would Hare three year* to maka up defklcnciea befora thay were taken off the ac­ credited list. In p u t pure, borderline nehoela were all placed (n the accredited category became there waa nu other li*l on which to report them. South's Forest Improvement Group Meets TALLAHASSEE- Soma 190 laud manager*, lnduitrlal #«• •cutivei, and fore iter i athanded tha Tth gaaaral conlaranea of the Southern For­ est Tree Improvement Com­ mittee at Gulfport, MUi. June IS-37. The two-day program, at­ tended by delegate! from all aoulhcirtern itatei, ibowed tha prograai which reecerch In tree genetic* I* bringing to tha already proper in* couthern commercial forest*. Paul J. Ottcrbach of Inter•ationil Paper Company re­ ported that more than 2.900 acraa of *ecd orchard! hive already been eitabllibid by fora at induatry and State For•■try agenclei In lo nintheastern atatea. These arc the orcherda which will yield im­ proved iced for genetically guperior pine tree*. At the Gulfport meeting, the V, S. F om t Service InstItute of Koreit Grnctici' pro­ gram wai alio reviewed. It* principal laboratory for »«• theaitern reiearch la at Gulf­ port, where projects In anuthera tree improvement have been effected. A four of Ihe Inatllute wai made by the dalagatai. S.F.T.l.C. officer! were named: chairman, Dr. Berch Henry, I. F. G., Gulfport; vice chairman, ft. A- Bonnfcighausen, Forest Manage­ ment Chief, Florida Fore.t Service, Tallahassee; and •ecretary, Don Cole, research forester with Continental Can Corporation, Savannah. The Committee'* neat an aual meeting will be la Tail* haiaet neat June, with a tour of the Southland Eaperlmental Foreat at Hilnbridge, Ua., alao planned. The neat bien­ nial general conference hai been scheduled for Savan tuh, Georgia. ploma* were awarded by Mr*. E. L. Bellhom, principal, and Pnator Stephen M. Tuhy gave the graduation addre**. RECENT KINDERGARTEN "Graduate*" at St. Lukg'g Christian Day School in Slavia are ahown with their teacher, Mr*. Virginia Bellhom. Di­ chon, M, hai rallied from the Hate Board of Healt.'t attar 40 y a m M health work. Mr*. Fyi rkoo became ex­ ecutive Mcretary o f the Du­ val Cousty Tuberculosis Aaaoctetloa la IMS after recov­ ering from tuberculosis her•elf. T m year* later ihe becam* executive secretary of tho Florida TobercuIeiU and Health Asioclatlon. 3b# Join­ ed tho ittto board lo 1*3«. Mr*. Pyithoo ia * native of Washington, D, C„ who moved to Bartow, Fla , la Itll. Ihe waa graduated from Summerlin Institute in Bartow and attended Florida SUte College for Womtl and tho University of Norik Car­ olina School of PubUt Health. She wai the flr*| woman to become a pilot la Jackaonvllle, the third In Flor­ ida and the 13tth la the na­ tion. 1 v RECENT EKillTII GRADE KnutuntM o f St. Luke’a Chriittian Day School of Slavia enjoying a party given in their honor by the Parent* Teaehern League o f St, Luke's. E. L. Bellhom it principal and teacher o f the eighth grade. Stephen M. Tuhy in pantor of St. Luke'e Con* gregation and conducted the graduation venpera in St. Luke'n Lutheran Church. Scatetl from the left (top ): Martha Mikler, Barbara Kozic and Betty Roberta; (bottom ): Eleonore Hein, Vicki Sheck and George Sinclair Jr. Slavia Church Plans $24,000 In Additions By Beruir# Kelsey SLAVIA — The Hoard of Christian Education of It. Luke's Lutheran Church in Slavia has signed a contract for |24.uoo for additional classroom* for ill Christian Day School, The general contractor Is Allen Tmvillfon, Inc., of Wintrr Park, and the architect is F. E. DeLue, of Orlando. Tlie two rooms and kitchen ihould he completed by Aug. 19. One of Ihe room* will be used for the kindergarten taught by Mrs. Virginia 11*11liorn. This room will hare flsturei suitable for tha tiny puplli. The new addiUon will be air conditioned. Sealed from Die lift: Fer­ dinand Duda Sr., Andrew Duda Jr., James D. Colbert and E. L. Hellhom. principal and chairman of the building committee and the board; standing: Steven R. Sldlik, teacher and secretary of the board; Andrew Stanko, Pas­ tor Stephen M. Tuhy and Mi­ lan Jakubcln, school treas­ urer. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Florida haa 312 new laws to* day, most of them local mtaaurei. The bill*, which have been on the governor'* desk since the 1903 legislature adjourned, automatically became law at midnight. Dryant vetoed three mea­ sures yesterday but allowed the controvcrilal boat llciniing measure to become law. lie turned thumbs down on a measure that would have set up licensing and control of survey* and political polls in Ihe state. The governor praised Die idea behind Sen. Clayton Mapolc'i measure, but said, aa drawn up, It would have been too difficult to enforce and virtually impossible for ap­ plicants us comply with. A Radioactives Utah's Freedom Academy For Shipped Safety High Schoolers 3 Years Old MsJ. G*n. Maxwell E. Rich who set up the Freedom Aca­ demy program tn 1941, be­ lieves the first two yean have brought "excellent” re­ sponse with a minimum of criticism. High school juniors from every school In the state are invited to the Academy at Camp Williams, the National Guard'* main training site near Salt Lake City. The In struction lasts five days in August. Life at the camp is divided between courses In apprecia­ tion of American Ideala and traditions, the history of the rise and spread of eornmunUin, plus time out for swim­ ming and sport*. "The** is no hard-core Prussian type military train­ ing at the Academy." says Rich. The students do stand a formation in the morning and evening te watch the Ground Beef Beef Liver 3 lbs. $129 ib. 39' Heavy Western STEAK FU LL CUT MJTLEY COLORED QUARTERS 1-Lb. Carton A&P GOLDEN CORN OR IONA Swt. Peas M usical Couple In Divorce Suit raising and lowering of the flag, but there la no military drill. Enrollment was about 17 boya the first year and 134 the second. The junior* go bark to school in the fall and present reports to other itudents on what they learned. Rich, who La Utah's adjut­ ant general, discounted criti­ cism from some quarters that the Freedom A c a d e m y amounts to military Indoctri­ nation In political hlstnry. "It certainly Is everyone's responsibility to alert Ihe nation.” he declares. "W* are not trying to set up mili­ tary control here. Moat of the instructors are part-time officers who have civilian businesses ami not regular, full-time military men." He Won One INGLEWOOD,Calif.( NEA) —Someone said that Johnny Longden must hold tk* rec­ ord for number of rsete lest as wtU as won. Tha characterisation V | | baaed strictly on volume, ef course, Longden having ridden in more race* than anyone els*. But a reminder from Puerto Rico ie proof that on a per­ centage basis no other jockey come* near Pedro Juan Yinalee. During aa 11-year car­ eer, Vlnalea rod# one winner out of 391 mount* for a win­ ning average ef ene-fourth ef one per cent. Beef BO NELESS R O U N D The postponed annual meet­ ing of Seminole County Chap­ ter, American Red Cron, will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the assembly room of the Seminole County Health De­ partment on French Are, On the agenda ia the elec­ tion of officer* for the com­ ing year, consideration in brief of committee and execu­ tiv e board report* and tuch other buxlneae a* may prop­ erly com* before the meeting. Since the Seminole Ceunty Chapter I* a participating member of the United Fund, all donora of |1 or more to United Fund, applicable to the Red Croes, ore considered to he member* of tha American Red Cross, and as such era entitled to a vole* Vote in tho voting. t All contributing member* are urged te attend. LOS ANGELES (UFD Thq. breakup of on* of the most successful recording teams la entertainment his­ tory was disclosed Tuesday when linger Mary Ford filed • suit for separate mainten­ ance against Les Paul. Several of their records, Including "How High the Moon” and "Vaya Con Dios” sold more than a million cop­ ies. Miss Ford chargtd cruelty ■ad asserted her huibsnd re­ fused to support her. SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. (UPI) — Utah'* thriving "Freedom Academy” ranks aa one of the nation's fop cram-courses for high school boyi on the threat of com­ munism. The program will be three year* old this summer. It I* a project in which military men teach civilian* about na­ tional survival. The money lo carry it out comes from private sources, but Hie Utah National Guard handles the classes. •Sapef Right* Betect *■ / Al.nUQUERQUE. N. M. (UI’D—When radioactive ma­ terials are shipped from place to place In the nation, a lone duty officer In the Atomic En­ ergy Comlmesion'e Albuquer­ que Operation office Is the American public'! guardian angel. If an accident happens In handling or atorage of radioectiv* malarial, police fire, and transportation officiate cell by telephone—Albuquer­ que, 230.4411, eta. 3-0207. Donald P. lHcksson. direc­ tor of the A EC's storage di­ vision al Albuquerque, ha* transportation responsibility for *11 the nation’s rtessifled radioactive material and all "haiarilou* material" lie di­ rects and coordinates ell elseaifled shipments in the United States. Either Dickaeon or on# of hi* duty officer* la availablo at tha Albuquerque telephone number 24 hour* a day. Be­ cause of advance route plan­ ning, the man on duty can locate every bit of moving ra­ dioactive material geographi­ cally at any given time. According to D t e k a a e n , there navtr has been an acci­ dent*! nuclear explosion. He said tha Atomic Energy Com­ mission has never had un ac­ cident r t any tort which re­ sulted in danger to the public. When a vehicle carrying ra­ dioactive material is involved In an accident, a tram of ex­ perts it rushed to the steoo. •gaper Right" Freehly “ Supar-Right” ARC Election Slated Monday Havana Reports State Now Has 312 New Laws Pilot Defected (Urn MIAMI - Havana Radio reported Tuesday night that a Cuban-born U. S. air­ man, reported miaaing on a flight from Miami to Penaacola, hai defected lo the Communist Island. The newt broadcast identi­ fied the pilot aa Roberto Ramos Mlchelena. Remoi, M, an airman sta tinned at Tyndall Air Force Bate u a r Pensacola, waa re­ ported missing Monday after he vanished on the scheduled flight. In Waahtefton the Defense Department confirmed that Ramos waa "milling.” "The pilot, Roberto Rimoi Mlchalena, ha* deserted the United State* Air Force and A** returned to our country,1 the Havana radio broadcast •aid. Health Expert Retires After Forty Years ' 1-Lb, 1-Oz. 27 Cann ANN PAGE PURE STRAWBERRY Preserves 2 Ib. jar 65c A&P WHOLE WHITE 1-I.b. Cams i Potatoes 2/23c CHICKEN OP THE SEA LIGHT M EAT CHUNK TUNA SPECIAL if o o 6 •i -Oz. 3 Cann JANE PARKER FRESHLY DAKED CHERRY SPECIAL W orld G o lf NEW YORE (UPI) — Thirty-four countrisa have been invited te participate tn the 11th Canada Cup and In­ ternational Golf Championship in Franc* Oct 24-27. The U. S. team of Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead won tho eup in Argentina fait year. ■tench just add and enjoy Vi GaL Clorox 39c Food Detergent k Off Lg. Pkg. Surf L w - . -1 VC, : . eo v Gerber* Htrained Baby 5 1u , «, " t 10/99c Liquid Refill fe •O'* Dixie Cup So Itine* 69c Crackers F^tbeek 35 25 *' " "Halhroom Northern I ro 1 Lb. Tin 35c Crisco gtrietosann'e Zeeta Lh. Bex 12 < “ f-UIJ '*«• 8u“ hin* “ • »•» >0 Os. II 26c Fluffy All Pure Veg. Shortening Detergent Lux Tissue A !t j l.b. 4 p .„ Y t g, Shortening " 31c Corn Meal 21c dexo I Lb. ' 61 h w — i tree »tth PUD STAMPS Price* In thU ad arc good through Saturday, July It. food 2 * o res s Magnolia Av*«al 2nd Si., gaoferd, Flo- c �. V* July 10, 190,1 — Pn"C .’ i Vrrsli Slack - Humphrey Bok Tower Garden Setting For Vov/s The Sanctuary Gardens at Bok Singing Tower fn Lake Wales was the settin a for a wedding June 29 that united Mist Aide Hope Hale and James Joseph Kendall. The bride Is the daughter of Aubrey II. Hale of Lake Wales and Mrs. C. L, Fieming of Chipley. Mr. Kendall it the snn of Mr. and Mrs. Albin Kendall of Sanford. The Rev. Glenn Collins, an uncle of the bride, officiated at the double ring ceremony which was preceded by spec* ial music played by the Ca­ rillon bells at Bok Tower. The bride was lovely in a ^ street-length bridal gown of white organra featuring a fit­ ted bodice overlaid with Chantilly lace. The scalloped Sabrina neckline was trim­ med with Iridescent sequin* and seed pearls and the scal­ loped motif was repeated in the sleeves and hem of the lace panel skirt insert. The full skirt of double-reverse pleats had tiny bows of or­ ganza at each ride of the wide laee panel in the skirt. Her headpiece was a tiera of seed pearl* and iridescent se­ quins that held a finger-tip veil of French silk illusion. She earned a bridal lam. quid of yellow sweetheart roses and white carnations centered with a white orchid and tied with white satin streamers. Her only jewelry were pearl and diamond ear-1 The groom's lather serve ! rings, a gift from the groom, as best man. Following the ceremony a Mrs. E. C. Kolesar was her only attendant and she wore reception was held at the a dress of ivory tatfeta cov­ home of the bride’s grandmo­ ered with blue lace which was ther, Mrs. B II. Hale, ot complemented by ivory ac­ Lake Wales, who was assist­ ed by Mrs. Glenn Collins, cessories. [ Lt. Edward Walters To Wed In August Vows Said aunt o( the bride. A blue and white color mo­ tif was used on the bride's table which was centered with a three-tiered wedding cake topped wlto the tradi­ tional miniature bridal cou­ ple and silver and white dec­ orations and which was made by Mrs. Collins. Mrs. Hugh Williams and Miss Maureen Nelson assist­ ed with serving of refresh­ ments and the bride’s sister, Mrs. L. G. Stokes, was in charge of the guest book. The couple are now at home at 70S1i W. Second St. in Sanford after a honeymoon at New Smyrna Beach. Among out of town guests present were Mr. and Mrs. William Vincent of Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. E. C, Kolesar of Orlando, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Stokes of Columbus, Ga., Mr. anti Mr*. William Mann of Sanford and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hale of Miami. In Georgia Mis* Sandra Lee Humphrey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Humphrey, and Ken­ neth Edward Slack Jr. son of Mr. and .Mr*. Kenneth Slack, were married June 17th in Nahunta, Ga. The couple were recently honored at a reception given at the home of the bride'* parents in Ravenna Park. They are now at home on East 2nd Street after a honeymoon to Pennsylvania. Personals Mr. and Mr*. Waller Gielow have as their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. II. M. Cooper of Baltimore, Md., and Mr. and Mrs. I). II. Ful­ ler of Burlington, N. C. Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Fuller are sisters of Mrs. Gieiow. MISS I1AUHARA MEKKYMAN Sinii.li - Van Winkle Vov/s Exchanged Society To Meet At Fortner Home ’ •swJkt MR. AND MRS. JAMES KEN DA 1,1 The Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen a n d Enginemcn will meet Thursday night, H o'clock, at the home of Mrs. II. II. Funner on Catalina Drive, This wilt be a regular bus­ iness and social meeting. Flowers-Fender Vows Said In June Mins Serena Joan Fender, j Christ. The Rev, Morris Ituby I The Cluiivh, decorated with j wa* illuminated by white tadaughter of Mr. and Mrs. I officiated at the double ting , floral arrangement* of white ; per* in bianched ramie lulua mums, gladioli and carnation*. Russell Aubrey Fender and l ceremony. A ptogrum of nuptial inu-le Cecil Paul Flowers, son of and traditional wedding Mr. and Mr*. Cecil Kurl Flow­ i n . w a s piesvnteil. ers, were married June 8 at 7 Given in marriage by her o'clock at the Church of fattier, the Inide wore a g«wn of white l'huntilly luce fash­ ioned vsitli a fitted bodice, xcnllupeil neckline, wrist l<ngth sleeves nmi chapel train. Iter finger-tip veil of illusion f*ll from cup ■f lace uml »he carried a nosegay of Final wedding plans of Mis* white (lunation* centered wi ll Ruby Cohen uinl Robert an orchid. Thomas Mldgett arc being an­ Mr*. Duri* Jones, matron nounced today. of busier, wa* guwned ill lav­ The wedding will take place ender taffi-ta and carried white ruination*. Bridesmaids Friday, July 12. at 7 o'clock at the First Baptist Church were Mis* Wundu arid Martha Bruce, cousin* of the bride, with the Rev, Fred Chance Mis* Rosemary Flower*, sis­ officiating. Miss Cohen has named Mr*. ter of the groom, mid Miss Delores Piter. Robert Cohen ns her matron of honor and Robert Martin Bill llas-et wa* best mao of Cocoa, uncle of the groom, nod usher* were Lurry Mitch­ will he best man. ell, Monty Crawford. Jeiry Daniels and Kenneth Owens. All friends of the couple are invited to attend the cer­ The bride's mother wore n emony and the reception which dress of pink eyelet with will lie in the Education Build­ white acressorit*i anil * cor­ ing of the Church. sage of blue carnation*. The groom’s mother chose u yellow costume with white accessor­ ies and a shoulder corsugu of white cm-nation*. Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the church. Mr*. Joe Fisher wa, The Philathca S u n d a y in charge o f the bride”* hook School Class of the First The couple are now at home Presbyterian Church held its .MIL AND MRS. CECIL FLOWERS on Star Itt. in Dellary. annual family picnic at the Nuptial Plans Made For Friday Church Wedding Annual Picnic MU. AND MILS. MICHAEL SMITH ( Photo by Robert L. Cox) Church Report Given At Meet The Past Noble Grands Club sponsored a hem-til card party at the home id Mr*. M a r y Jameson, Saturday evening. Mr*. Henry Jame­ son wa* co-bostess. All proceed* of Ihe evening will be added to Hit* Itvg.ilia fund, u project lor this year. Attending were, Mr and Mrs, It. C. Howard. Mr amt Christian Women's Fellow­ ship met recently al the Firsl Christian Church, with .Mr,. W. M. Young presiding. Circle reports were given for the year by circle thairmrn and the treasurer re poried that ail commitments for the year to Christian Mis­ sionary Society and benevo­ lent homes had been mei. A budget for Run-in or (590 on was presented and accepted. It was anminred that the ait interim minister, Mr. Gregg, arrived on July I and it was suggested that anyone having furniture to lend the parson age get in touch with the committee. Mrs. Young turned the ga­ ve! over to .Mrs. Harold Ring, incoming president, who con­ ducted the worship program and also talked of her plans for the coming year. Support uf the ad interim minister and the church was urged. During Ihe social hour re­ freshments of cake and punch were served by Mrs. W. II. Young. Present were Mrs. Lester Tharpc, .Mrs- J. L. Horton Sr., Mrs. U. D. Lan dress, Mr*. J. I- Horton Jr.. Mrs. W. P. Yesley, Mrs. Blanche Kuhn. Mrs, Euphemia Huntley, Mrs. Bertha Richards, Mrs. O. T, Pear­ son, Mr*. Ring, Mrs. Hobart Shield* and Miss Florence nish New Member CLOSING hop to it! CORSAGES 2 0 % C r o u t e d to o r d e r Flemings SANFORD FLOWER SHOD (JifU - Cards - Rooks (Formerly McYicarn) 210 E. Find St. Cor. E. 1st a Hanford Ave. FA 2-1*22 or FA 2-SI52 it's the grasshopper • bigqett news iin cc iho cullotte . . . the gioishoppcd Really a split image, looks liko a ll/ing panel skirt. , . beneath is al lacked print pants. Then lopped with a matching print Bermuda collar'd shirt. Shirt of Wormuha drip dry cotton print in go-wilh color* on sand . . . gro*shopper »kut in Cohama Sportier poplin, 65% Dacron Polyester, 35% cotton, in stone blue, ciarct red, earth brown s1 4 °n — and DELIVERED ON TIME Your Downtown Florist For Mrs, Barlow At Club Coffee The OfHcern Wives Club of VAII-11 and Det. S held their monthly coffee last week at the Osceola Drive home ot Phyllis (Mrs. W. E.) Bassett. Caroline (Mr*. J. M l Welssman was co-hosless to Ihe event. A highlight of the morning wss a surprise celebration ot Mrs. J. F. Barlow’s birthday and she was presented with a cleverly decurntcd cake hy one of the member!, Mrs. W. A. Yelinek, who also gave her an apron made in the squad­ ron color*. Mrs. J, 0. Yanaros added to the gaiety by singing her original rendition of a tune she entitled “ Heavy II." The new officers for Ihe fol­ lowing six months are as fol­ lows: Mrs. B, W. Bartholo­ mew, representative to the Naval Officers Wives Club; Mrs. R. S. Beat and Airs. Yanaros, hospitality; Mrs. J. P. Colonna, treasurer; Mrs. R. ti. Fox, social secretary, and Mrs. W. E. Donahue, pub­ licity. New members welcomed were Roy Anne Patterson, Peg Gentry, Loretta Allen and Joyce Auberchon. Mirror, Mirror . * . A full-length mirror on In­ side of the street closet door pnyi dividends in good-looks Insurance every time you step out of the house. .SCIENTIFIC LAWN SPRAYING FOR — CH IN C H BUGS OR FUNGUS Also l.awn HeMvatloa [Scotts] Your OUT ALL SUM M ER Dealer Crape?ille Nursery 2221 Grapevllle Ave. FA 2-MM 98 BLACK A N D W H IT E NYLO N M ESH V E N TILATED FUmSHEIMS ms FLORSHEIMS »■« JA R M A N S 12.95 & 13.95 JARMANS ON E LO T 232b PARK Y a PRICE P e r k in s DRIVE “ OPEN WED. AFTERNOONS & FRIDAY M IE S * SALE 15.95 14.95 8.95 6.95 ALL STRAW HATS COM PLETE (HDWSUk Fashions SHOES T A N A N D W H IT E REG. SALE! Seminola Bebckah Lodge No. U held tlieir last meet­ ing until fall at Ho- Odd Eellow* Temple recently, A new mem her, Mrs. MadeIon Coveny wa* initiated and welcomed into the order. Refreshments were served in Ihe dining room following the meeting to 35 members. Birthday Surprise Starts Thursday, July 11 from Tokyo, Japan. James will attend 111*) Circle F Ranch Camp at Lake Wales white they await Mr. Sclum's trip to DeBary in August. Mr. Schram is Executive Director U.S.O. for the Pacific Com­ mand, winch includes, Oki nawa, Philippines, G u a m, Korea, Viet Nam and Japan E. G. Heinsiu* ot Naranja (toad recently entertained Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hart of Pearl River, N. Y., and their daughter Marilyn. Initiated The wedding will be an event ol August 17 is Colum­ bus, Ohio. mer Shoe ARANCE Mr*, liny Tulkington, Mr and Mr* William Hardy, Mr and Mrs. k. k Washburn, Mr* llllvM-l Teliell. Mrs, W. I. Roche and Mrs. it. Long Also, Mr*. Charles Cole \lr* Robert Williams. Mr> Pearl llyrd, Mrs, Clarenc Snyder, Mrs. It, A. Futn ll Mrs. B. C. Moon) und the hostesses- DeBary Personals Mr. and Mr*. Everett Switt of High Rank* ltd, E. spent three week* visiting Miss Marjorie Swift of pearl River, N.Y. and .Mr*. Swift's brother in-law and sister. Rev. and Mrs. Frank­ lin Auld, of Baltimore, Md. Mr. and Mrs. J. Johnston of Lucerne Dr. are entertain­ ing their daughter, Mrs. Eu­ gene C. Schram Jr., and grandson James, who (lew A double-ring ceremony at carnations. Bridesmaids were Ml Souls Catholic Church Miss Patty Smith, *i*trr of united in marriage Miss Judy the groom and Miss Chris May Van Winkle and Michael Van Winkle, sister of the Brian Smith on June 15th. bride, and they wore identical T*to Rev. Richard Lyons of­ gowns of white laee over ficiated. pink taffeta and carried bou­ The bride is the daughter quets of pink carnations. Carl Vanrera wa* bed man of Mr*. Geneva Van Winkle and the groom is the son of and ushers were Wendal Ma­ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith, jors and Benny Ray Van Winkle, brother of the bride. all of Sanford. The bride's mother rhote A program o( nuptial music a dross of turquoise chiffon was presented by Mrs. F. E. for the wedding and pinned ltoumillat, organist, and a a corsage of pink rosebuds at selection of song* were sung tier shoulder. Hie groom's by Mrs. John I’ ur.ly. mother wore ■ soft blue silk The liride. given in mar­ riage by tier brother, Donnie dress and her corsage was of yellow rosebuds. Clark, .vorr a formal gown Following the ceremony • of white Chantilly lace fash­ reception was given at the ioned with Ions tapered home of Mrs. William Agorsleeves and sralhqied neck­ aims. Mis* Libby Brown was line. Her fingertip veil uf in charge of the bride’s book. illusion was belli by a tiera The couple spent their of seed peart* ami she ear honey moon in Daytona Beach rieil a bouquet of while ear , , . ,, , , iand are now at home at 303 nations cenlcred with a w h ite ............. East 1st Is Street. orchid. Maid of honor, Mis* Nancy The man may carry your Bergstedt, wore a while lace while shopping. over blue tatfeta ballerina packages length gown and carried a Don’t expert him to open the matching blue bouquet id door, too. Past Noble Grands Al Card Party Held For Class home of Mr. and Mrs. P. T Piety in Osteen, recently. Supper was served on the lawn overlooking Lake But­ ler. Following supper the men retired while the ladles held their regular monthly meeting. Mrs. William Brumley presided at the business meeting and Mrs. John Wil­ son gave the devotional les­ son. Election of officers for the coming year was held and the following officer* elected: Mr*. Jame* Wallin, presi­ dent; Mr*. Ilaiel Gilhuly, vice president; Mrs. Bertha Hardin, meeting secretary, and Mrs. J. C. Trawick, Sun­ day School secretary. Attending were, Dr. and Mrs. John Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McPherson. Mr. an>J Mr*. F. T. Meriwether. Mr. and Mr*. P. T. Piety, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Gillon, ltev. and Mr*. Edgar W. Smith Jr., Rev. and Mr*. Grover Sewell, Mr. and Mrs. James Wallin. Miss Lrttie Caldwell. Mrs. II. A. Swanson, Mr*. Kirby Fite Sr., Mrs. J. C. Huff, Mrs. Bertha Hardin, Miss Sara Burns, Mrs. Annie Rumbley, Mr*. Fred Robb and daughters, Nancy, Judy md Sally, Mr*. Lillie Euyanks, Mrs. Clarence Snyler, John Snyder. Mrs. Wil­ iam Urumley, Mrs. Harei 3 dimly. Mrs. C. L. Redding, Mr. ind Mrs. C. C. Howard. Mrs. David Fauxcr, Mr*. Wilson Seaman, Mrs. J. S. Field and Miss Mary Etta Guwen. Mrs. Francis K. Krichncr, of Columbus, Ohio, announces the engagement of her grand­ daughter, Barbara Jeanne Mcrryman, to Edward Crist Walters, Lieutenant (Jg), United States Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Walters of CircleviUe, Ohio. Miss Merry man is the daughter of the late Mrs. Ctuudinc F. Morrynun and Mr. Robert V. Mcrryman of Cincinnati. She was a mem­ ber of the Uhit graduating class from Ohio State Univer­ sity and is a teacher in (he Coluuthu* area. Lieutenant Walters gra­ duated from Capital Univer­ sity in Columbus in two. He is presently in Heavy Attack Squadron Eleven at the Naval Air Station in Sanford. QHi&m W a v e i • 'J * * ' �G IA N T BOX The Winners Of Tide’s “ Shopping Sweepstake** Quunlll} flights Reserved Prices Good Thurs. ■ Fri. - Sat Art Now Potted Al Thrift**? SUNLITE NO. 303 CANS ALL FLAVORS 9 0 7 . PKGS, Items Fo r riRCLh ORANGE A GRAPE 12 07 O n lv j “MAXWELL HOUSE' RITTER’S QT. JARS BORDEN’S TALL CANS SNIDERS II 0 7 . BTLS, STAR HIST ('HUNK STYLE NO. 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Plus 100 Free Gill Edge Slamps 25<h & PARK SANFORD �M ays Puts Twinkle In All-Stars Pam 8 — July 10, 1063 B o b M ep y2 Y a k s Help Nationals Win C L I T I L A N D (UFD— VIM M k AM K m p m k m •d Hute *e netting, •**»» that WIBI* M an, even at J7I, mril meg to to. .U r ot them iH Heir Taek Xante *4 emt t* be the — — y. ; _ Take-lt-Or- Isaacs First Yank Off In British Open LYTHAM-ST ANNES, Eng., MEW TORE (UP1) - Cas­ (UPI) — Jack Isaacs of sius Clay wUl to presented Langley Field, Va., was the with • ailUoa-dollar ’’tabs It first of seven Yanks off the or leave K” offer today to tee today to the opening meet heavyweight champion round of the British Open 1— F*flt*H*, Boggy Listen at Philadelphia golf championship, which Stadium Sept. 30. Arnold Palmer la a 2-1 fav­ The offer will be made by orite to win. Bob NUog, • Chester, Pa., 44,1aa to n to O m lM fi Isaacs, not expected to businessmen and brother of Municipal Stadium mske the cut Thursday for Jack Niton, Liston’s adviser, the final two round* on Fri­ who planned to meet here today, teed off in a twosome <ay with BUI Faveraham, with England’s John Elliss. toed ef the 11-man group kwh M yaw . Following him to the first guiding the destiny of Clay. Than « M wtert t a m i eat tee in order were fellow Bob Nttoo revealed In to ha that M f fifth—Um to­ Yanks Doug Sanders, Phil ning that n « A n < lha 'gift" PhUadelphia Tuesday night Rodgers, World Seniors chainthe details of the offer, which pion Herman Barron, Palm­ presumably rest on Litton was pitching and er, Jack Nlcklaus and Boh tha aeon was S*I when T>us­ retaining hl«. tltto In his re­ Marshall. match with Floyd Patterson s y Darla af the Lee AnA total of 120 players made at Las Vegas July 23. gslsa Dodgers 'ted off with a up the field for the start, but •This Is the greatest offer walk. After Hank Aaron ef that will be cul to the low 45 the Milwaukee Breves Glad ever made to e challenger," and ties for the final two acid, "If Clay turns it out, SL Loots Cardinal first rounds. MOKE, Ga. (UPD-tatydown, it means be’U be turn­ bastman BUI White hit a Palmer shot a final tuncup faer of toa aovUi'a top anu ground ball to third baseman ing hie back on better than round 60, four under par, mlllton-dollar offer." tour gotten opts natch play Prank Matsons of the Boston Tuesday and bookmakers Bob Niton estimates that a today la Um 17th casual Bed Bon, promptly refused lo accept Liston-Clay bout will draw Kslsone, off hetence, rifled Southern Amateur golf tour any more hots on him. grots of more than 18 million, n throw to second end BkhMaster* champion N’icklau*. aam ot at tba rail'd Cooaa Including 15 million from cloa ardeon, who had been playing who played Tuesday in a Coaatry Club court*. ed circuit television. Clay, he deep with n left-handed hitter partnership wilh Rodgers U m campatlton, who apt J. E. COLE, of Jessamine Avenue, "lucked up" anld, wUl to guaranteed 20 et the piste, appeared to be n against Palmer and Gary tha laat two daya qualifying, recently with u No Allhi lure in the Government per cent of everything—tele­ Player of South Africa, was a r a aatklag to dathron liule tote severing the base. vision, movies, radio and the cut areu. He anight 35 speckled perch nnd u a 5-1 pick to win the title. Musky Henry at Valdosta, The ball beuusad off Richard- live" gate. good sized bnsn in a few hours. (Herald Photo) son’s glove and rolled Into Player was 6-1, l’cter Thom­ Ga., laat year's champion. Clay, following his recent son of Australia 8-1, and Rod­ Based oa qualifying scores, center field, Davis racing to fifth round kayo over Henry ger* and Kel Nagle of Aus­ Cooper In London, said he low golfers appear to have third. "The ton was right an the tralia 10-1. aa aaecUeat chance to sue willing to meet Liston "If tog, I should have had It," the price Is right." He later ———-8 tra« « i lui' vlffl IWBryi# said Richardson. He accepted announced bla price—fl.3 mil Lew Oehmlg at Chatta the stigma for the American nooga Teas., who faltered League defeat bteeuee, to ad­ Tuesday with a 1-over-par 71, dition to that play, to groundstill managed to win medal­ ist honors among the quali­ id Into double plays both fiers on the strength ot his times he wee et tot. Then young Pepltone came W E S T J O R D A N . Utah brilliant « Monday. Into tho spotlight (UPI) Middleweight conOm stroke back were Dr. talenuttonsl He eeooped up a ground UaMtd Press tender Gene Fullmer, lung John MeXoy of Orlsndo, with NaUeeal Ltsgwe toll hit by Mays end It lookknown for his endurance and 70-71—141, and Howell Eraser W. L. Pel ed Ube he would have had physical condition, plans to ot Penama City, with 72-70— By Bill Vincent Jr. dredging to start when he SO 33 .002 Davie out hy 10 test had he Lo* Angeles 142. ran cat all the bream and go through with a scheduled 4S 37 San Francisco Howdy: This here weather thrown to the plate. He elect­ title bout wilh champion Dick 4S 37 Is a plum mess and these perch that he pleases. ed, after a moment’s hesi­ Chicago Down Lemon llluH way tho Tiger, his manager said to­ tfl 38 St. louts tation, to throw to first In rain* nrc sure going to help day. ****** ~ mVm* * ' . r KIWANIS WINS. Kiwania Junior Leaguer* won the tournament playoff with CPO team by a score o f 13 to 7 in un error-filled game at the "taillum, behind the pitching o f Ernie Baumlester. Team members are ahown her* holding their individual trophies. From left, front row, Allen Cooper, Larry Roland, Randall Benvie, Bernie Barber, John Latharovv, Ernie Baumieater nnd Steve Hulint. Buck row, Tommy Austin, Fred Weber, Gury Lloyd, Leslie Green, Wally Jemigan, Steve Gordy and Coach John Lathnrow Sr* holding team trophy. Player Edgar Jobe waa not present. (Herald Photo) Liille League Benefit Slated By Jane Catselberry 64 Amateurs In Rone Tourney Fullmer Plans To Meet Tiger Standings Sikes, Heilman Matched Today SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UP1) — Dick Sikes, ooe ot the world’s amateur goiters toes off against Dave Hell man of Dekalb, III., la quest of his third conMcutivo Ns tlonal Public links golf title. With the NCAA championship already tucked away, the tall, thin youth from Wic­ hita, Kan., Is playing at the peak of his game and Is rat­ ed the favorite to go all Um way. However, medalist Johnny Joseph of Hsywaril, Calif., la hot and also could be the man to beat. He tangles with Wal­ lace Smith of Tontiac, Mich., In another feature match. In another festured pair­ ing, Leroy Beasley of Dallas goes up against Jim Everman, the Bellingham, Wash., mailman. Leg al N otice sru iv oi.u c o r a n r MOI nil OS- IHJUM-KPITf V a tu * a l FaklJ* M f l r i i c To ohnm II mar eoncarn: Tha rt.mlnol. ('nunty Doard nr AUJu.l m.ut will hold a public hearing to ronaldtr tha poaalblltr nr granting parmtaalon to arret a 1 4 ft. anlld hnti aa ra<iuaat«<l br Marrf A. Ilaataa on tha following <ir»rrlUa*i prupartrt I-ut Si, lllupk It. lla.tr loS , Manor, lilt Talk# A-liar Clrct*. I'Mhim haarlng will ba bald In tha County Commlaalonara lt»om. Court Iluuat, Hanford Florida, on Julr IT, ISIS at Till P. M. or aa aoon lharaaltar aa poaalhla. gamlnnla County Board at A tjin ltn .n i Hy William C. Ilalback, Chairman Plibllah July IS, ISM. l’ DK-11 ■ K w ix o L ts r u i . m ills o r A t u r a r r N K x r moa *( Fiaklto IWailae Tu whom It may enneara: Tha Xamlnola County lluir* of Adjustment will hold public haarlas In cunatdar tha poailblllty af arantlne a var­ iant* tu Mactliin 4, paragraph K “ Building Mila Araa Htgu l.tUuna" frnm IM fl. width at th* building lint ta M (t. at lha building tint, at lha Xon Ing Kagulattoiw aa raqutatad by Mhuantabar Conatructlan Co., Inc., (or (lunnar F. wi|. »t-r oa tha (allowing dtocrlb• I proportyi Tho M sa (t a( Itio S JIB (t o( lha Kli t i n •i of CJovL Uol 1. Moot, l-taeJ»K data lha K IS (L (ar county road). I'ubllo haarlng will ba bald In lha County Commlaalunara Ilium, Court lluua*. Mauford, Klurhla, ua July IT. IISS at 7:1« r. M. or aa ouon (hart­ al Ur aa poaalhla. M. mInula County Board af Adjuattnant ily William C. Ilalback. Chairman Frtllah July IS, less Wlrit-t8 ittiidL "I thought Pepltone mate tho right ptoy," Houk said later In the drteslng room. Mays helped. He went against the wire fence to eon terfietd to Ube aa extra-base hit away from tho unfortunate Pepltone to tho eighth toning. Before that ha had: —Stolen first la the end Inning after gottlng «n with a walk to break hie allstar atolen base record of three. Later he wag to gtegl hie second base of the game and a new record fifth to the competition. —Got hie 20th hit, a single to the third—tying him with Muslal for the most hits by any player to All-Star comps tltion—although to Is bitting only .271 for the Giants. *1 don’t pay no attention to records," said Maya. "I just play the game. ! Uke to win these gemee. I hope 111 play to 100 more. He’a only If. • s o NaPI. 012 01* 010-5 6 0 Amor. 012 000 000-3 II O’Toole, Jackson S, Culp 5, Woodsthlck 8, Drysdale 8 end Bailer, Edwards 5. McBride. Dunning 4, Bouton 6, Fltarro 7, Radala g and Battel, How­ ard A Winner—Jackson. Los er—Banning. Leg al N otice w orm s d s d b s m e r m a n s wamm r f t v r r a w a n e * m iiKitniir m v TTX Ihnt tha undiralgnad. da airing to angagg In bualnaaa undar lha flctltlona nama ot AUTO HERVICK, ot O. Highway IT-S1 and hfalody I-ana, la tho City of Caaaal harry, Mamlnolo County. Fior Ida, Intanda lo ragtalar tha aald flctliloua nama with lha Clark of tho Circuit Court o MamlnoU County, Florida. /■/ Wm. R. gtaphang a Joaoph Oavla, Jr. Altornoy at Law I-oal Off lea Box Sanford, Florida rubiiah July is, it, w, at, ties c u k -si tBHtwoLM o o e r r r BO A R D OV ADW lfgTNRVT To whom tt may anneara: Tha Bomlnola Caunty Board of Adjustment will hold publle haarlng lo conaldar Ua poaalblllly af granting front yard aatbach varlanca ta tha Boning Regulation* aa raquatlad by Jamaa * Janava William* aa tho following da* crlbad propartyt Lot 11. Block C. Dili# Terrace Suhdlvlalon. Fubllo haarlng will bo bald la tha County Commlaalonara Room. Court llauoo, Manford Florida on July IT. IIS! at T:IS P. M. or aa aooa lhara alur aa poaalhla. gamlnalo County gourd Adjustment Br William e. HaIhack Chairman Fubtlah July It, MS*. OBK-48 4S 40 Cincinnati 4) 40 Milwaukee 41 42 Pittsburgh 40 44 Philadelphia 33 54 Houston 29 55 New York Today’s Probate* Pitchers Lo* Angeles at New York night — Podrea (6 6) vs Craig (2-13). Chicago at Cincinnati night— Hobble (48) vs Jay (3-12). Houston at Pittsburgh night —Johnson (4-11) vs Friend MO-7). San Franclico at Phlladelphis night— O’Ucll t to-4) vs McLIah (8-4). Only games scheduled Thursday's Games the flshrfmrn out a whole lot. I talked to R. T. Humphrey while ago and he sure does have a good idea about this water problem we have. Humphrey stales that if a lock was crrrtcd at lint Is­ land just south of I'alalka It would raisu the water level about three feet from I’ alatka to the far swamps of the St. Johns River ami the cen­ tral part uf the stale, and would also improve the drink­ ing water. Well, I called a few fish ramps a while ugo and fish­ ing is pretty good out at Crowe's camp. A lot of bass are being caught on plastic worms and crickets. Hie bream are slow hut are be­ ing caught on mussels, worms and crlckcti. The catfish arc slow. I saw a big gar the other day and was telling Jim Crowe about it anil he said (he gar is waiting for the Los Angeles at New York, night San Fran, at Philadelphia, night Houston at Pittsburgh, night Chicago at Cincinnati, 2 twinlght Milw. It St. Loula, 3, twinight America* League W. L Fct. SO 31 .617 New York 47 38 .533 Chicago Boiloo 41 37 .513 45 38 .342 Minnesota 47 40 .540 Baltimore 44 40 .524 Cleveland MIAMI (UP!) - A quiet, Los Angeles 41 48 .471 36 48 .439 simple funeral was planned Kansas City 35 47 .427 today for Jack (Dor) Kearns, Detroit 30 38 .349 Washington (he freewheeling manager Tuesday's Results who ballyhooed his way into All-Star Gam* boxing history books and National 3 American 3 Today's Probable Pitchers made eight world champions. Boston at Minnesota night— Kearns, who died .Sunday Wilson (8-7) vs Slange (2-i) just a month short of hU 81st or Stlgman (78). birthday, will be remember­ Only game scheduled ed as the man who made the Thursday’• Garnet Manassa Mauler, Jack Demp­ New York at Loa Angeles, sey, and the man who booked the firit million dullar fight. Kearns Funeral In Miami Today CteveUad at Xaasaa City, night Boston at Minnesota, night Detroit at Chicago, night Baltimore at Washington, W hy YOU hass arc schooling and are running up to about right pounds. Most of them are be­ ing caught on Ihe small tooth­ pick plug. Mr. Willey and his grandson, along with Mr Head and his brother caught At beautiful bream on cric­ kets nut at the Htuff. Talked to Harry Dervish and he tells me that Hie bream are bedding off Iteck'a Point on the Volusia side of Lake Monroe. There's also another bream bed in Lake Jessup at Little Gator Point by the patch o( myrtle bushes. Ilcrvisli says that he would sure like to sec someliody out there lishing while it’s good. It's been told to me tlul the other day while it was storming over Lake Monroe, a fellow had taken refuge under aomr tree* and the lightning struck on the lake. The fisherman noticed some­ thing floating on the water and went out in retrieve the object, which to Ihe fisher­ man’s surprise was a lo 'j pound bass. I don't know- his name but I'nt just as curious as you are. Gone a-fUliiug. Manager Marv Jrnwm said Fullmer ts still nursing a sore foot hut planned to leave Sunday for Nigeria where he Will meet Tiger July 2T. Jenson vigorously denied reports a substitute fighter might replace Fullmer in the title contest. The Utah fighter returned to the gym Tuesday alter a 2'4-week layoff because of a foot injury suffered while sparring. Pitcher Bought CLEVELAND (U 1*1>—Pitch­ er Ron Moeller wax purchas­ ed Tuesday hy the Washing­ ton Senator* frnm the Hawaii club of the Pacific Coast Lea­ gue. The Senators optioned inflelder Jack Kennedy to the Islander* to make room (or Moeller, Fight Results By Halted Press laternatfeeal CARDIFF, Wales (UPI) H o w a r d Winston*. 123\i, Wales, stopped Alberto Serti, USVs, Italy (14, won Euro­ pean featherweight title), IAN JOSE, Calif. (UPI) — Doug VaUlant, 131, Miami, Fla., eutpotolsd Lula Molina, 131. San Jose, Calif. (10). SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPD— Freddy Boot*. 184Vi. Sacramento, Calif., knocked out Santiago Gulisrrei, 184K. 5*1 liUnali^ X*J, (2J- Stan Muaial of the St. Louis Cardinal* holds a record for having played in 2.1 con­ secutive All-Star baseball games, according to th* Lit­ tle Red llook of Han-ball. Ilia 196.1 appearance arheduh-d to Cleveland today ox tends the record to 24 consecutive games. Lifetime Unconditional Hazard Warranty. $270 MOST OTHER AMERICAN POPULAR CARS » RE-LIN E A L L 4 W HEELS With The Heist Grey Hack Brake Lining tsed Hy NASCAR UriverH FOR ONLY $ 2 7 0 °° W E SERVICE & R EPAIR A L L A U T O AIR CONDITIONERS CRED IT TERMS A V A IL A B L E E A SY P A Y M EN T F L A N ONLY — $5 D O W N FREE: Front End Check SINCE INSTALLED AIR CONDITIONED Bond FREE: Tire Rotation SPECIALIST for Ride Cool & Comfortable “ Your Friendly Ford Dealer” Budget Terme - No Carrying Charga TIRE NEW YORK (UPI)—Stan­ ley (Kittrn) llaward of Phil­ adelphia, who has lost only one of 18 fights, has been matched with Cuban Jose Stable (or a televised 10-round welterweight bout at Madison Square Garden Aug. 3. Stable has a 20-2-1 record. ginecred exclusively fur your car . . low as Pack Front Wheel Bearings Check Grease Seals Add Brake Fluid & Road Test Buy, Bout On T V I'nitrd Prrsx Internatkinal i travels to Fort Lauderdale, Four teams were lied fori Daytona Reach goes to Tam­ third place, a game and 8 pa and Orlando travel* to Lakeland. half behind first place Sara- The standings: sola-pennant winner of Ihe W. L. Pc4. first half of Ihe season, af­ Sarasnta 9 6 .6(H) t> ter last night's Florida State Orlando PLANE RIDES Lakeland 6 League action. Appointment Only • Rental Sarasota narrowed Its mar­ Mia ml 7 by reservation • tlruee fl gin lo one “ ame over second Ft. Lauderdale Airport 3 Mile* K**t G place Orlando hy losing to St. Petersburg Of Geneva On Rt. 46 Fori Lauderdale B-2. The Tampa 6 W. If. Bruce FA 2-3398 Yankees were paced by Gene Daytona Reach S Don/alski, Steve Whitaker and Frank Petrillis who each hit iwo fur four. In other action last night, St. Petersburg dumped Mi­ ami C-3. Orlando defeated Lakeland 7-3 and Tampa nip­ ped Daytona Reach 4 2. First baseman Jerry Dorseh hit a seventh-inning grand slam homer tiff Miami hurler John Gcehrtog. The Saint* clinched the game in the last inning by scor.ng another run. Join the “Cool Ones” in A ninth inning Orlando scared six runt on four walks an air conditioned 1963 and three hits, including a three-run double by catcher Ford • Fairlane • Falcon Rank t/quierdo. Tonight. St. Petersburg enGet a Genuine Ford Air Conditioner play* at Miami, Sarasota Now You Know Should FREE: Periodic InniM'ction FREE: Flat Tire Repair 3-Way Tie For Third Place In State Loop ll> I'n itrd P ress ln lrrn a llo n .il TIKES from McROBEUTS * TEAM TROPHY is presented to Coach John Lutlmmw of the Kiwunis Junior Leugucr.-t after the playoff by George Touhy, executive vice president of Firnt Fedcra lSaving* and Loan. A benefit softball game for the Seminole Little League will be played at Altamonte Spring* Sunday at 3 p.m. with the Ladies Auxiliary playing against the manag­ ers. Lewis Cole and Elmer Helms will pitch and catch for the ladies* team and two of the ladies will pitch and catch for the men’* team. The men will be further handicapped by having to throw and bat lefthanded. Women Interested in play* Ing may contact Mrs. Betty Webb, of Longwood, auxiliary president. T 2 m r> GOODYEAR 1933 McROBEKTS Tire Supply, Inc. SERVICE Florida DUtritotara For Dowman Co*tom Built Tlroa 403 W. First 8t. SANFORD PA 2 0631 155 W. 1st St. STORE Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTM EN T FA 2-2821 Ph. FA 2-1181 ■ » „ rfi.e4.wm. i \ 308 E. First St. W. Park MI 4-8911 �t •V rJS) JOSEPH BRANHAM o f Enterprise, who worked for Count Adolph DeBary a« a young lad. posed aa a model for Artist Loran Wilford at a de­ monstration held at DeRary Mansion House. Hranham has some interest­ ing memories of life at the Mansion House in the old days. (Cox Photo) Colored Community News By Bern lee Kelsey The Oviedo Babe Ruth Buseball Club members were en­ tertained by their purents with a swimming party and (upper at Sweetwater Park. Tim Colbert, on behalf of tha club, presented Coach Paul Jiikter with a gift in appre. elation of the time ami inter­ est In roaching the players. Miklcr, in acceptance of the gift, thanked the patents for excellent cooperation in ar­ ranging transportation and fi­ nancing the teurn. lie also ex­ pressed his uppieeiution for good cooperation of the buys in their enthusiasm, as shown in practice ami In their sports­ manship. He stated that even though It was not a winning season, the boys played well and gain­ ed much experience and with the experience gained, by haul practice and deinmination should have a winning team next year. The doll and hobby show for Finacre* t, South-dde and Grammar Playground* will lie held Friday, The children arc rc<|tiested to bring their entrica to the Rpcreation Youth Wing before 0:30 Friday morning. Judging will begin ut 10 am and awards made on the spot. Please lahel each entry with owner'*’ name, anil wait until after judging to take the entries home. Children must bo registered members of either Kouthside, Pinecrcat or Grammar Play­ ground to participate in this event. Robert It. Thomas Jr. FA MI H Urn Charles Harold, II. who resides at 1114 Pine Ave­ nue found a pigeon while playing in his hack yard with a friend. ’The bird hail a bro­ ken leg and this boy put a splint on it. (liter two weeks, the fowl has mended considliderahly. There L* an iden­ tification tag on one of 111* legs. The number is W4294. lain Charles is a member of Cub Scout Troop No, hi). Den I. He warrants a special commendation for hi* effort in treating and taking care of the bird. His act of kindheartedness exemplifies those things for which he stands. He is the son o( Mrs. Juan­ ita H. Harold. Mrs. Willie Mac Ruth of Fast Williamson, X. Y , and her granddaughter, Valaric Lynette Ruth, wore recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ral­ eigh L. Sutton. Mrs Lor­ raine Sutton i* the daughter of Mrs. Ruth. Mrs. Julia Davis spent her vacation in Jacksonville, re­ cently. Larry and Sandra Campbell son and daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Allen Cambell of this city are visiting their grand­ parents in Carrabclle, Mr*. 11; Hornier Krt»ry Up tu the prviH'iti date, 161 atudvnt* have rrgiatered fur thr annual summer recreation program. cecurdlng to director l'nul llikler. Hr I* assisted by Coach Jim I’ulmcr and student leaders Suiminr Par­ tin und Jimmy Courier. Silkier anmunml the fol­ low inp schedule: Monday and Thursday—urts and crafts—8:30-11:30—home economic building; leader*. Iloh Iscli and Suzanne Partin; playground. I'aul Silkier, Jim Palmer and Jimmy Courier. Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday — swimming, Sweet­ water Park; leadeis. Paul Siikler. Jim Palmer, Suranne Purlin and Jimmy Courier. Afternoon schedule: Junior and senior high—1.30-1.30— Monday, Wednesday and Friday—golf, tennis, cheer­ leading, twirling and tumbl­ ing. led by Jim Palmer ami Suranne Partin. Tuesday and Thursday—2-4 —band, directed by Pete Rahul. Tuesday ami Thursday — I.ittle l.eugue baseball, coach­ 'd by Jim Palmer, 4-6. Night schedule — Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Fri­ day, 7-10, basket halt, touched by Paul Siikler. The next special event, a pet show will be held Thursday at the gymnasium at 0 a. m. Everyone is urged to bring his favorite pet. TRU-TENDER BEEF SALE! • Round • Sirloin • Cube WSCS Slates Mission School LAKFLAND (UP1) —The Hth annual School uf Missions sponsored by the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Florida Methodist Con­ ference, is scheduled for July More than BOO Methodist women from throughout Flor­ ida are expected to attend the session* at Florida Southern College. A wet-heud workshop for 1511 representative* of the Wesleyan Service Guild will be conduct**! July ‘20-2S. Wieners 6 Smok. Sausage O ECO N O M Y SLIC ED BACON . . STREAK O ’LEAN W H ITE BACON PORK BRAINS — l i b . c u d . . LEAN M EA TY SPARE RIBS . FRESH C A U G H T M U LLET . . O SIRLOIN Tit1 Truck Driver Electrocuted < u rn — AgU Trowel!, 67, waa killed when he stepped from his truck aftt-r a boom came in contact with overhead elei trie wire*. Authorities said Trowel! waa loading pulpwood when the accident happen'd about two miles south of here. • T-Bone • Porterhouse lf .k s m int; Holidays WASHINGTON (UPI) — An estimated t'O million Americans will tuko K l mil­ lion trip* thi* vacation or pleasure trip* this summer, according to tho American Automobile Association. <1U!CK FROZEN ^ i t ' 1FR U IT D RIN K Lb, Grape, Orange ;Kloft0Af? O ti/lfiiifl-* Funston Signs WINNIPEG, Man. (UPI) — Farrell Fun.Mon, a veteran end-linebacker from foil An­ geles, signed a contract Tueiday with tho Grey Cup fordball champion Winnipeg llltie Humber* for the l%3 season. OVER jr. V E * n s TW IN -PA CK POTATO -f-ugw: • *ou>m. At First A Palmetto (A long aide old post of Ilea) LO N G GR. 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ID, II, 21, 1X2 C P K - lf Sem in o le TV CPJ-II Music in the Air U D u rras# W Uanto 13 Bread ipried 14 M aU riaffnw )ICosductar’l M B e lo v Ite r a te I t L oa u ta U e o a ilta w k a U a twite n Knalgg fob) I U lTogawUc 34 Endure M F ta b ota g 27 Diatant #0 Charge Raw) 33 Branched 3d F r e n c h enacb S A s te n M MCalhedrtl at IngUni 91 Orach war 3B River 40 Level 41 Obtain 43 Uvmg dSTirteat DEAR FROM: Thanks for set* ting the record straight. And at the risk of beating the poor Hoggs to death, a reader from Wheeling wrote to say that the University of West Virginia’s Number One Alumnus for seventy-five years was the beloved, late GORY HOGG. He lived to be 90. (A long time to be Gory.) o n * 3 Weak 4 « 4 lUrfaore 5 Toward 0w •haltered tad* 0 Motive 7 CnW af weight ■ Chief sialataa af Ah (Bib.) • Anttach 10 Stringed 37 Ptsphrilat I Coalmen! 31 Longa lag *3 Rhythm 3g Standard. 40 Wrongdoings 41 Conjecture T 42 lUlhtuary 43 Jusp 44 Small Lland 40 Hinge part 47 Had Aincas o t iq h U q k 7:30-9 p.m. NBC. The Vir­ ginian. “ A Distant Fury." (Color) (Rerun) R e g u l a r Gary Clarke get# the call to­ night, sharing most of the plot with guest# Ida Lupino and Howard Duff. 1:30-9:30 p.m. ABC. Going My Way. "A Dog for Father Fit#." (Rerun) The title im­ plies, Father FiU 1# given an Irish setter. It turn* out to be a joy for hiai but a calamity for the housekeeper and Fa­ ther FiU decides it will have to go. 99:30 p.m. CBS. The Bev­ erly Hillbillies. (Rerun). The Hillbillies cut up in a very (unny episode shout Jethro's education and Cousin Pearl's romantic design. 9-10 p.m. NBC. Kraft Mys­ tery Thestre. "Catch fea r b) Tonilo'a The Nil* Ts Gs Out Ta A Mavis t t I r a a 0 0 0 0 For Abby’s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding,’’ send 50 cents to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. By Oswald Jacoby that If ho led a third heart hd would b* giving declarer • ruff and discard. While th* discard would not do declarer any good, th* ruff might turg out to bo most ombarrasilng. East led a third heart South ruffed in dummy and led a trump, which East ducked. ’ East also ducked a second trump lead and South had no way to stop East from making ing two trump trick*. If ho led a third trump East would ■imply play another heart and force out South's last trump and set South two tricks. Because It la bettor to go down one than two. South merely led out club* and dia­ mond# until East ruffed In. By Ruth Millett The #urest way to lost ar* Invited, but don’t expect friends and alienate people U anybody els* to be. to hold forth at great length Finn opinions on any sub­ on any of the following sub­ ject you dun't know much about. Next time you hear je c ts : Your health. No one wants someone aound off on a sub­ a lung, involved answer to a ject about which ahe knows nothing, watch the boredom polite "How ara you?" Your children. On* abort, on the faces of her listeners. amusing anecdote is permis­ Give your opinions on any sible. Hut stop there. subject If they ar* based on Friends unknown to the fact*. Otherwise, admit you group you're with. You can't don't know enough about the expect people to care about subject to hava a definite opinion. persons they've never met. Any pointless story, told Ycur social life. It's all right for you to be impressed just to bring in the names of with the places to which you important people. That’s about d 0 What’s on your mindFor a per­ sonal reply, send a self-ad<trc.-<ied stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hitls, Calif. JJutWoman: 4ITupun Indian M Oriental pergy, V i a* boring aa anyon* can get. You run no risk of boring your audience if you talk about them rather than about yourself. And if your main deslr* Is to cnteitain rather than to impress, you won’t bo a dull companion. Don't b« a bore at home, either. Reed Ruth Mitlett’s “ llow to Have a Happy Hus­ band.” Send 25 cents to Ruth Millett Reader Service, e/« The Sanford Herald, P. O. Elox 459, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 19, N. Y, T V Time Previews t A the Throat." A few actionless lulls hinder the suspense built for what might have been a crackcrjack thriller. Acting, however, is very good and the mystery will keep you puzslcd. With the governor of a state on his death bed, the lieutenant governor (Steve Forrest) takes over the job and sulfers a nervous break­ down after reading a myster­ ious document. Wandering in a state of shock, he gets In­ volved in a fracas that finds him wakening in « mental ward. 10-11 p.m. NBC. Tha Elev­ enth Hour. “ Try to Keep Alive Till Next Tuesday." An \ overly sentimental and bun densome plot, saved by very good acting. anna on HOLLYWOOD (LTI) — Anna Maria Alberghetti plans to go on an overseas personal appearances tour starting this fall. Parts of th* 10-week tour will be filmed for a proposed television network special show. STARTS SUNDAY isw ir« I V* > V 1 t l l t ' l It l U t I M I H | A I (. f- PIIUNE FA 2-1214 TONITE * Til DHS. Starta Next Sun. "LOVE IS A HALL" Glenn Ford Hop# Lang* Flrat Sanford Showing ass • 0 0 # CONFIDENTIAL TO "MOTHER OF TEEN-AGERS": You are lucky that yours is the home teen-agers flock to. Since they sre usually al­ ways ‘‘hungry”, here’s an idea to keep them occupied, happy and out of mischief: Suggest that they make fudge or bake a cake. It can consume houn. The only stipulation, “You must clean up the kitchen." Boys have been known to wax the kitchen floor and clean the stove just to im­ press the girls. And vice versa. That key word, “ Arch," <D> II whtro “ A” lUnde for “ AnAQ10II slyio the lend” ; “ R” atand# Til for “ Review the bidding” ; 4AKII AAXQ1S “ C” atand* for "Count your ■ART winner# and loeer#” ; and " l l ” 41 AA71S for th* oil-important “ How UI4T4I VAKQJI 411711 414 can •1 make or beat thU 4111 « )l hand?” nhuuld be part « f •ovn every bridge player’s bibte. A K ill Eaet atarted proceedings ¥•2 by taking two heart trick*. • Q if 4 /1 4 1 He wa* alto *ur* of making No on* vulnorabl* » trick with tha ace of ipades North loot - i l g Wart and hi* prcblem wa* to find 1 * Pasa 19 1* one more trick to *et th* con­ Paso Pass Pam «* tract. Opening lead—T l Obviouily It wain’t coming In cither minor *ult or In tramp*. Thlo did not look pro­ heart* su he had la get It In mising. either until East noted 7:13 * 11:39 “ TEENAGE MILLIONAIRE” Jimmy Clanton Co-Frnlurr 9:10 Only Sciesr* Clannic “ Voyage To Th# Bottom Of Th* Sea” Walter 1‘ idgros Color M w t f t m Ktk-m rusf DEAR HURT: Ask her please to wear something else for your wed­ ding. If she doesn’t quickly agree to It, YOU find another pattern for yourself. Don’t let a "m e too" moth­ er-in-law spoil your wedding day. $aco&y Onfijudga A CAR W ITH 2 5 0 C AHLOU) PASS g r e n e k nl taR) DOWN are slenderizing for me. That waa tha reason I chose that pattern. Should I go ahead and wear mine, ask her not to wear hen, or whatl HURT Ne^ru V 31 African 31 Curtain UFOHadaef 34 Nautical #4 Prlmatao IA Haetelrteg n DEAR ABBY: I am to be mar­ ried soon and my plans are slowly shaping up. A couple of months ago my mother-in-law-to-be asked to see the pattern and material I had select­ ed for my wedding dress. (I am malt­ ing it myself.) I showed her and she seemed delighted. Last evening I waa shocked be­ yond words when she showed me HER dress. It was an exact duplicate o f ilium— only in blue. She had it made. Abby, I’m a large girl and there aren’t too many patterns that Legal Notice K I1 K IC I KO nilO M KN c/u lla lv l K a rh a la Jy v a a k y la , Finland and a ll olhar pariona conctrnad i Y O U AU K H K O K H T NOT IF I K D that a patltlun haa haan Iliad In aald Court by JOHN K A llllA L A aa an h a lr-sL Is w and lianeflrlary of tha Katata of B U I1 A R A It IIA LA, daraaarra ta d . praying that ha lia apim lnlad aa adm inistrator da bnnla non, and that aald pallHanlatm ltaa af tIon praya lor an alLiwanc* F trtltlu sa Yaaaao of n il account* aa fllad In nnld Wa lha undaralgnad, being aaiata anil for no Ordtr of duly anorn, do haraby daclara U lalrlhu tlon and fur lha ilia- und*r oath that lha namaa nf c tia ra * of V ICTO It K A ItllA I.A all paraona Inlaraalad In Hie na Ailm liilatralor of aald bualnaaa n r profeaelnn carried aatata and lor lha ralaaia and ■in under lha namaa of F u l l . illarh arg * ot aald J o l t s K A IL KHT C IT Y M r u im S Il CRN IIA I-A . You ara haraby ra- T K It at lha Forrat City Nhop. <iulrad to flta your w rlllan ping Cantar, Highway 42(, dafanoaa tharalo w llhtn forty Foraal City, Florida, end Ilia daya n fla r tha flrat publication aalant nf lha Interfat uf each, or poallng tharaof. Hhuuld you la aa fsllow a: fall tharaln, droraa w ill ba an. Relent af tarrd In dua couraa upon aald Yaaeo latarrat patlllon. W II.U A M A. F o i l W A HU It " . W IT N K B S my hand and tha KIlNKtfTINK aanl of aald Court at ganford. la FU IIW A H H 10". County, of gamlnnla, this Itb W illiam A. Forward day of Ju ly, A. I>. 1»<L Krneatlne L. Forw ard (■■SAL) N lgnalur* /a/ C. VBIUfON MIZK. JR . ■Ignatura County Judga m m O F F l.llR ID A I ’u M Lti on July I t , ISSI. i tH v r r o f n i m i m O L K -IJ Hwurn In anil aubaurlbed bafora me this tSIh day ol June. A. P. 1141. TV RENTAL IMEAL) Flnranco L lllla • Halt* • St nice Nulary Public, Ntalo of Florida My Cummlaelon Kaplraa: r A 2-4921 4'1/44 Z an lth Color T V Salao I’uhlleh Juno It, 14, A Ju ly 1. la. t i l l . MM B u M A m ID m d with ■ violin 4 Opera rata g Muetcal----- DEAR ABBY: It’g trud the bte Governor Hogg of Tex** had a daughter named IMA HOGG, but there never waa a aister named URA. She waa dreamed up by someone who thought it would make a good story. However. IMA did have a brother named WILL B. A. HOGG. 1 knew him years ago. FROM HOUSTON B y A b ig a ilV a n Baran R IT Z LAST DAY J D u n ln M a h sV M H "Dinner by candlelight h ro­ mantic." ugh* Sauy, "npn tal­ ly if It's with an old iUme." (Watch for Sassy Weekly! STARTS THU KS. SHOWS AT 1:99 • 3:00 - 3:09 . 7? 9:00 C iiX^ r .y c . ndi " l I' „ .V,{ k t m C I A l PAUM NC LO T) jfl? ir in fl -u ► JUW . ......... �3 F*- n r a > Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. FA 2 -5 6 12 Classified Phone 322-5512 322-5613 L O ffice 204 W . First DEADLINE* CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuea., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day before insertion. Mon. • Sat. noon. ■ ■■ V STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuea., thro FrL - 2 P. M. day before insertion. Mon. • Sat. anon. RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald wlU not be re­ sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion of your ad, and reiervei the right to re­ vise or reject any advertise­ ment from w-bat ordered to conform to tne policies oi tins paper. ii Leg al Notice •u v is n u : c m vrv nasitD n r titJi »rtts:vr ; > V A w f! CLASSIFIED INDEX 2. Nolle** • Personal* 3I|* Saul orb Xrralb .July U), 1963 — Page 11 1-’. Real Estate For Safe 112. Real Estate Far Safe 29. A«te*MbD* Serrfc* WOULD Ilk*- navy wlfo to shut, hum, i ixprn-rs with S W E E T IE PIE 2. Noticed - Personals another navy wif*. 3. Education - Instruction FA 2-30*1. 4. .Transportation 5. Food 3. Education * Instruction 6. For Rent AIK-Condilwnlng - Rcirlitcra6A Special Notices tkm meo needed. We train 7. Business Rentals >oii. Tool, and equipment 8. Beach Rentals furnUhed. Writ* C.T. 1. Boa 9. For Sale or Rent 33, c o Herald. 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted JOII aL-curity tan be your, hy 12. Real Estute For Sale preparing now for coming 18. Mortgage Loans Civil Service exama. For In­ 14. Insurance formation write NATION­ 15. Business Opportunity AL TRAINING SERVICE 16. Female Help Wanted INC. Box CA c 'o SANFORD 17. Male Help Wanted HERALD. 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 8. For Kent 20. Babysitters F U R N I S H E D Apartment. 21. Beauty Snlona 22. Build - Paint - Repair Clean and close in. Jimmi* Cowan. 122-M13. 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen 25. Plumbing Services equipped. $75. FA 2-5303. 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Services For real automobile bar 28. Laundry Service gains, check the Heratd class 29. Automobile Service died display section. 29A. Auto Accessories 2 SDKM. i'uiu. Apt. 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 2101 Magnolia FA 2-3951 31 A. Feta NICELY furnished 3 room 32. Flowers - Shrubs Apartment. Private hath. "Smile! Oh. 33. Furniture FA 2-5303. 34. Articles For Salo UNFURNISHED 2 - bedroom 6. For Rent 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks Iwute, kitchen equipped. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: FA 2-3651. 37. Boats - Motors Rouins private batiu, 114 38. Motorcycles - Scooters LARUE 2 bedroom Trailer on W. First St. 39. Trailers - Cabanas lur|c lake. Adult» only. Pb. 1. Loat & Founfl * « • ! « • o f t'u MIr M ra ria o T o w h o m It m a y c o n c e r n : T h e Brmlnole C o u t n y Hoard of A iljuiun-nt w ill hold a publlu h ea rin g to co nakler the p o s s i b i l i t y o f g r a n t i n g a t id e e lr seL t e t h a i k v ar ian c e l o the Z on ing IteguU tlons at ra. VERY large 3 Bedroom FA 2-7366. o u a e te d by R o b e r t W. Bunn Home In Loeh Arbor. $140 on the follow in g d**<rlbed p r o p e r t y : L o t t 1, S, 3 ami 1, FURNISHED 1 B e d r o o m per month. FA 2-5301. lllm-Vt II, T r a c t II. Kanlando house. I.ar;;e rooms. $60 a Hp rlng a O o l f C lu b Properties, F U R S ’ . 4 Knout, 1 B e d r o o m MlTII H Ttl IIP. PL Ml at t h e c o rn e r o f T a m p a Street rao. FA 2-8SU. TIIK ITATH OP PI.011104 a n d t'r r a e v le w Avenu e. A p t. W a t e r fu rn ish ed . A d * TOi E llN E B T JA C O B JON EH P u b l i c h e a t in g w ill be befd FURNISHED I & 2 Bedroom uID. 32.1 0389. Address unknown In t h e Cou nty C n m m l x l o n e r * Apartment. Newly decorat­ R o o m , Court llo u e e . Hanford. that a petition haa been filed F lo r id a , on J u l y IT, 1>*3 at In the Circuit Court n f Hrmled. Quosnel Apt. Apt. 7. 101 4 BEDROOMS. 2 bath, florida T:3o |*. M. o r a» aoon there­ note Coun ty, PI or! da, in Chan­ room, patio, air condition­ E. 14th St. 3228191. cery , In the M at ter o f the a f t e r a« p o n t b l e . ed. In Ixtclt Arlxtr. Phone H.tnlnole C o u n t y Board o f Ad option o f It O rt i: M A It Y PLA IN JON EH, by W ILIJK A d ju s t m e n t FA 2 8595. O L lV K I i a n d Klt.NP.STIM Sly W il lia m C. Italback, OLIVKU. hie w i f e ; and you C h a irm an E'iicleney Apt. $30 Mo. up. are ret) til red to file y o u r an* P u b l i s h J u ly IS. 1SS1 a . / t r or o b j e c t l » n to said pell Surplui City. 201 W. lit. C D K -S t iy t h e ( i n n i t n i n t r o p lion w it h the un dersigned THE SIV1T* jrilHI%L lllvm i m o u : r»r*TY Clerk o f Court, and t o eerve TIIHT, l\ 4Ml poll IK1I- 2 BEDROOM fund,hid Apart, n o % iin o f i i M i w m r a r o p y t h e r e o f upon the pell Mll.E I'lkt vrv, PI.(Mill 4 mint. FA 2-0641. NnKrp til I'lil»Ilf llmrltiic tinners* attorn ey, w h o s e name l\ 4IIAMF.II \ Ml. UJigl T«> w h o m i* m * y coiuwrn; and address ap pear b e l o w , on im oik p. T h « riemlnotn C o u n t y Hoard or b e f o r e Ju ly 1«, 1*<3. and FUUN. Apt. 2300 Mellonvill*. of Adjuitmtni will hold ,t In d efault t h er eof r e lie f wilt I I U D K R T K. N E W M A NH. s l n t l f f public* htarltit; to c o n * ld cr th* be Krnnted to petit ioner*. FURNISHED t bedroom Dup­ v*. l»«.nwiblllty o f irrantlna p «r « WITNEHH toy band and of lex. FA 2-3610. Tnlttnlott to biilbi a d u p let In flclal »e il at the C ou n ty Court- F L O It KN CK K. N K W M AN. 1>*r<*ndant c o n j u n c t i o n Avith com m er cia l hou -e , S an ford. S em in ole Coun ­ MirirK TH APPFtll u*«* f o r o c c u p a n c y by ow n er ty, Plorlda, this J le t day o f THE •TATE UP Pl.lllllllA 3 BR. Frame House. Partly and employ** In a C-S Cum* June. 1^43, T i l ! Phurttitutt K. N e w u u u furnished. Near NAS. Not in c r d . it Bone a a p er H i» o liltlori (S E A L ) 333 15th H lrsf t fancy but cheap rent. $12.50 No. *J Ameudlntr tttulnolw A r th u r II lie •k w it h , Jr. fieiiilifjl, M tm it-sotu C o ii n t y Z o n l n m it# a u Ia 1 1o n ■» a * C lerk o f c i r c u i t 'Court week. KA 2-3219. , -u a r t h er eb y ordered |«i by a. D. IL»rr»ll iiy: M argaret C, T jr e. a p p e a r anil *M*wer In prrvoii on tht fo l l o w Irite dee crlbt d II. t\ ( o r hy ntturnsy ) tu a Bill o f EFFICIENCY Apartment on p r o p o r t y? C om m un e* at N W Phillip It. Log.in C o m p la in t fibnj herei n eu ilimt r o r n f frfit 5, L.ik* o f th# Slilfthoher and Firxt St. Near 2 city free y o u hi the C ircu it Court c»f Wood* HubdlvJalon; run H 53* First Pedrr.il llulldlng parking lot, and chopping S em ltiole C oun ty , Florida, on K alona the N line of I*. Ik Box 1753 or b efor e |h# 3‘i t h dsy o f stores. No utility charges. oald Lot S. 30111 ft to the Hanford. Florid a J u ly , A. L), 1943, same being 1*011; continue S SS’ ltflS* B, A tt or ne y f o r P eti tion ers Suitable (or couple or sina su it to e d iv o r c e , otherwise iaI<>nic eald V line. !»5.*T ft; Publish Ju ne 34 A J u ly 3, H, a d*?ufe«5 pro r o n f e e s o will ho Elc. Inquire Jacobson Dept. thence H liV iT J ir \V, 34 11 IT. 1941, e n t e r e d au a ln it y o u f f a l l ft; thrnce N V W W 1‘V» ClU-121 Store. urn to appear mid uimwcr a* ft; then.-o N Sl'.’.J'S*'' K. 3<.10 r e q u ir e d hy law. M »m n op up it ft to the 1*011. And «l*ti comI f is fu rth er ordered that FURN. Apt. Close in. Phone n ie n r e at th*? &W c o r nf Lot •TA T E OP PLO tt IDA TOi thin Notice he pu Id Iaired once FA 2 2800. PAUL DOaOETT 4. run thence d ftfiO‘ 12** K « n n k fo r fo u r (4 ) cnn*«*cu* Re.^t define u n k n o w n alonu the S line nf eatd Lot 11v m \\r p k* In T hm Hi iit*»r d 4. 3n* It ft to poll; continue Y o u a r e he reby no t ifie d that I1il* r a 3d , a n **wap it p« r p obll* h *■d< “ CLEAN’ quiet Rooms’* The thtnoa 11*41*11** IB i l e s i a Peii (km for a d o p tio n has Hanford, d rm tnol- Coun ty, Babies. FA 2 0720. •ltd H line. '*7 ft; thenrr been filed lt» the Cl n u l l in a. N 31*47*3#'* K. 14 44 ft. thence Court In and fo r Heintnole F loWrid l i n e i s my hand ind o f f l Nice unfurnished 3 bdrin. N 13*47*14'* W. MO ft; thence County, Florida, in Cha ncery this 2IMi day of June, # 31*53 34** W, 11.71 ft to Pull. entitled In TIIK M A T T Kit OP rAi a l I tseal home. 2535 El Capilan Dr. . 1943. Subject to an element over T H E ADOP TION O P ItOIIEHT (UFA L> FA 20180. 1 LARRY O i l A HAM. and you th** S 10 ft. A rth ur II. Beck with, Jr., P u b lic hearing will b« held are oommamled to appea r in f ' l r r k C ir cu it Court. In the C ou n ty C o m m U * lo n e r t •aid c o u r t , and y ou are re­ Hrmlnole C o u n t y , Florid a FURNISHED 2 l i e d r o o m Hontti, C ou rt Ifou ee, Hartford, quired to fit- y o u r Ah u m Ity. M ar gar et E. Tyre, house. 2481 Palmetto. Call . Florida, on Ju ly 17, 1343 at or other ilefenno wit h th l» CFA 2 0274. 4:30 I*. >1. nr ae aoon there* c l e r k o f the c i r c u i t c*uurt of K d w a r d F. Il lg gln e, a f t e r as poeslhl#. Hemlnuie Coun ty. P lorld a. and A t t o r n e y fo r P la in t iff Hrmlnole County Board of atrve a c op y o f snob Answer a n d Complain int, 3 BEDROOMS, It) baths. Adjiietmeii t o f o f her di*fen*e Upon said il« i Orang# A v enu e Larttc lot and children wel­ fly W il lia m r. tltlhick petitione r o r pet Ii I n n er* at P. O. Dos 1«5( i "*fiairman come. FA 2-5*109. tOrney, TIB »MAH A HCEKft. W l filer Park, Florid-* Publish J u ly l o t 1S4I. wh ose &di!n*< 1» P. O II P u b lish June 34 Jk July 3, P>, C D K -fl 1X41, Hanford, Flori d a, on or 2 BEDROOM Hume. Furn. 17. 1943. before Aug ust 2, 1943. A Ik, Large yard and garage. In Ike Court o f Ike l o n e l y to s h o w caus e why said pat I C D J - 1 17 J u d a s * S«Mlnut# Coun ty, lion should no t bo granttd. l \ T H E M l l t l l T r i l l 1«T OF S75 mo. water (urniihed. l«lu, l a P f o k a l # and If you f i l l to do so, a t h e M v rii ji im m m i­ Children welcomed. In r#» H i t i i e o f Decree P ro C u n fc sso will he l l i t i»P u ii p u n ar:%n* \\ A L T K I t L. C L A R K entered aaalnut yott for th« FA 2-9097. D efe ate d. relief dema nd ed in the Peti­ A III. P. ( I l l A T I , P l . l l l l ll l A , 4 ,1 AM C I I A M L I.IIIMI T o III € rrilltitrs aud I V r sos* tion. TIIK HIK4TON PI V K C E N T # I BEDROOM House. Furnish­ lle ilii 1 Inline « r llroauude W IT NE SS my hand arid the HAVING:) HA NK A i n l h i l Meld llatatrt ed uu Im go tut. $6u u luuntb. *«al o f said C ou r t this 39th P laintiff , Y o u and eac h o f you are day o f June, A. D. 1943. FA 2-0597. v*. h e r e b y n otifi ed and required (HEAL) C HA lt LE H H A D D E N , rt ui t o p r e e « n t a n y clalm a and de* A r th u r II- B ec k w ith . J r . a n d et *1 2 ROOM furnished Apartment, m i n t l i wh ich you, or either o f C lerk o f c i r c u i t i :«*urt I ir fend an I *. jjr*»ti, m ay hnv# • ** In ol the !<V>. Irirlutle* water it elec­ ill Seminole Co nitty, F lor ­ A i r f l f ' E OF* Ml i t IA e e t a t e o f W a lte r I , Clark, de* ida M llll’tl* ALE PIHIPI III wl III: tricity. FA 2-6541. ceaaed , late o f ».*U County, By; Martha T. Vllhleii T i l i C ha rlc* Had leu and Mary t o the C o u n ty J u d g e o f SemiDeputy Clerk I la Men. his wife HOCStTRAll.FR with ca­ note C ou nty, Florid a, at hie T h o m t e A- Bpv«r I I E M t JE A C E l C n k n ow u o f f l a In tha c o u r t houee o f A tt orney fo r P e i l . l o n c r bana un large private lot. A A l l Tilt AH partle* c laimin g •aid C ou n ty at Hanford. W\or• P. O. Uox 1344 in t«r «*t* by, through, u n ­ Adults. FA 2-6087. Ida. wi thin als ca lend ar month* Hanford, Plorld a d er or s g a l t u t th* a f o r from the t im e o f the flr»t Publish July I. 10. 17. 34 1943 said person*. p u h llc a t ln a o f this notice. T w o CUK-SI YOU AUK hereby no tifie d 2 R003I Apt. with private c o p i e s o f eac h c laim or d e ­ t h a t a C om p lain t to fo r e c lo t bath atid entrance. 518 Melm a n d shall b « In writing, and AOTK »: op ^t rr a certain mortgage lonville. F,\ 2-5126. s h a ll stat e th** pi » ’• of real* •TATE (IP PI,Ollllt % All! h a rin g 1lass f a l lo w i n g d e s c r i b ­ «tence and p ost offlt*i addrese I 'l l AltLKH II m ’ ll II In. ed real p ro p e r ty , to-w lt: o f the c l a im ant* and ih n ll be lleslden*;*?: yflal** o f Florida L ot tu, J1U» k A, C OtiN ■ FITLY 3 Ifni i'nttsge, witii • w o r n t o by the claima nt, hi* A *I tl r r * s i V n k. in> to i» T R Y C U B M ANUU. UNIT screened porch A carporte. a uen t, o f at tcifn ey and a< * nm You ar# hereby n otifi ed that Nil. 3, nucurding to th* parited by a fill tig f*# of one % Chattel Mori it tig* foreclosure Itucatrd nn Monroe ltd.. p l a t t h e r e o f a * r v o r d e d In dollar and such Halm or d* Hull has been b r o u g h t Against PI it IhH.k 13. Pages li Lake Monroe. 2nd Iioiim; S. m e n d no t Vo filed eh a 11 b* you tn the C ir cu it Court In and 74. P u blic l l n o r d * o f of Lake Monroe Baptist •ltd for Hem tn olo County. v oid bertilnole Cminty. F lori d i C C Clerk Florid t in r h a n r ery , siatttlrd h a s been filed s g iin s t you Church $1 >i»i |>er mo Plus Ae e x e c u t o r o f the L»et F LO R ID A IA) AN C03IPANY. In the a b o v e - s t y le d suit, and utilities. Ph. FA 2-7691 af­ W il l and Testament I N C . plaintiff, %. C ll YUI.IUS y*»u are r equ ir ed tn «*rv « a W a lt e r L* Clark . d#««a*ed II. HCItKIH and W ANDA l i c i t - • «»py nf y o u r A nsw er nf ot h er ter 6:06 weekdays or Ph. 1 S b i n b o H t r an d L og an Hid. defendant** Y o u are r e­ P le a d in g tn the CoinpUl FA 2-3637 Leave message. quired t i fi|r y o u r NM *#r t 'l a i a U f c * a. A t t o r n e y s f o r E x e cu to r ANIt till.n r o t h e r .|ef«-n*. • with the .si )N. nt’ nii. UK AN. LOW.N>*lrat P cd r ra t llulldlng (C lerk r.f the C ir cu it Court o f 11l.t- A tnt d e n UKItU. S i : FURNISHED 2 b e d r o o m Ha nford, P lo rld a P ub lish June 34, A July 3, la. Hemlaute Coun ty, Florid a, and K s t i i.’viurtt Asenu*. (trLn.lu, House. $15 ,i month, Call • T i e a c o p y n f iuuh answer PtorlUn. *n6 H i , th* o r igin a l IT. 1943. 322-6686. cn j-n » or ot h er itefenea up on plain* A n * w * r or r-tliPI, i ill» d la tiff** at to rney. T H O M Ad A. t h * o f l l e * o f tht t ’ Urk o f th* H1*K K 11 m Huso a 1111r c m l * 113 C ir c u it Court o n or Irtftirt th* HKDRUi* ,1 II-1 iM-:r.uler. M ag no lia Av en ue. Han fold . SSnU Utty of Ju lj , tsss- if you Mater A lights iurnlshcd. Florid a, on or b e f o r e August fa ll u. -to *o. -. U <:t»* pro o n $66 U IDO FA 2 1862. :, 1942, A. It. and If >oU fall I t ii - t will It* *htn an-tinal to do an, a Deersa Pro Con* y o u fur th* r* •[ Utltuillil* J f ■•*<.» will he enter ed as amst tn tit* Com p lai n CHOICE RENTALS y o u f o r the r elief demanded t h l * N o lle * • LNFUitNi.SlIKD 3 i;*'dr.i<»iu, in the Complain t. . > < > for lluhrit oiu-« a u W‘ lines* my ha nd at i th* e u D it c u lt v * w*t k* In tha Pan- | bath $85. Sitii t o f t lu r s t u . s«al o f said C o u r t thl 3 Bedroom oil lake. $96. day of June, A. D , 1»4 l i v T i : l > thia J*/ I “ fitroom. 2 iialh. $125. ISKAL) JUf.e. IMS. Jr.. thUA t.l Arthur II. B* 4 * 3 Bedruuin, 1 bath. $133. ur| c l e r k o f the C ir cu it Jr., Arth ur tl. lia uit taI In and fur Beirtlnule nurl 3 Bedroom. 2 hath $136. Clark i ( th* ClrcUl I f , Florida. Hit J , in B. With t 1 Bedroom, 2'x bath. Situs By: Martha T. \Mi tra Ituty C lark D C. Ihthllah Ju i, th, :s A July S, T h o m * * A. a peer t«. ) > « . Leg al N otice Leg al Notice Attorney foy p leln tlff 111 Megnolla Avenue Hanford, F lorid a l»u*»!!«* Ju ly 3, Id, 17, J. c iik d i CDJ-14 . t n i t r i a s . n . t . h Daan. tviwnh#*. A V.tah it*:, I S r C C ontr ol IIIaa. U. UI. 1 . t*to rU« By Nadine Seltzer BY OWNER. 3 Uedrrn. con­ St. Johns Realty crete block Home, shaded lot on beautiful lake. Pb. THE TIME TESTD FIRM 118 K. Park Ave. FA 2-6123 FA 2-2096. Auto Glasa, Top# * Scat C om a A U T O GLASS & S E A T COVER CO. 84. Art Idas For Sal* $1 par day rental for trie Carpet Shaapooer wU KZ purchase of Blue U atr% w Carroll's Furniture. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 1-8022 TAKE OVER PAYMENTS ALL WORK GUARANTEED On Repossessed Merchandise Unpaid A U T O GLASS Item Original BaL ■63 Pert. T.V. $ 1 »N 9 K.Tt IN STALLE D Senkarik Glass and Paint '63 Port. T.V. IlSt.M $103.T* '63 t r Refrig $279.13 $138.9* Company 210 Maowlla Ph. FA 2-6822 Port. Sterwo $ 69.93 $2* 8* '63 Power $ H M $ 35 0* Mower 31A . Pete 83 Auto BOSTON Bull Terrier Pup* Waiher $ * 9 8 $188 9* 17. Male Help Wanted plea. Reg. 6 weeks old. 52 port. T.V. $179.93 9 59.93 FA 2-61M7. WANTED: Carpcntara and la* Payments to suit YOUR bud* borers at 3NAS. Construc­ FREE for good home. 3 get. tion starting Monday morn­ FIRESTONE STORE* month old W Cocker male ing by Peacock Construc­ Puppy. House trained. Call Cor. of tat * French tion Co. Apply main gate. 322-0244 322 8841. 3 BEDROOM. Da bath llouM 14. Famafe Help Waited in Rav«nna Park on lake. Uter $2000 equity fur 1250. PART timev full time. If you are looking for an uut of 1M Satsunia Dr. FA 2-2700. the ordinary type job and are Interested in beauty LOW Monthly payments. 3 secrets. Call 423-7574. Bedrooms, den. 2 baths, central Alr-Cond. Lake pri­ vileges. 112 Lake Minnie GIRLS wanted. Apply at Nifty Auto Uath. No book­ Dr. FA 2 7849. keeping. 3408 French Ave. COUNTRY STYLE New 2 bedroom home 14k baths located on large lot on paved road In Lake Mary. Community water, built-in kitchen, 2 walla of cabineta, double stainless steel sink, electric heat, plastered walls, 6 full incbei of insulation, 40 gat elec, water beater, LARGE light­ ed closets, and asphalt shingle roof. Ideal for lei­ sure living. $10,500. $500 down balance FHA or con­ ventional U desired. J. W. list! Realty, 322 W l 2M4 S. French Av*. never mindl" 6. For Rent IMMEDIATE Occupancy, two 3 bedroom model Homes. LMN Enterprises, I n c. Highland Ave. Lamgwood. TE 8 3911. EFFICIENCY Apt. 611 Park. BY OWNER. Giving away, large equity. Nothing down, near golf course. 3 Bed­ Rollaway, Hospital * Baby room, I bath, kitchen equip­ Beds. ped, Fla, room. Assume By Day, Week, or Month 4 'iV mortgage. FA 2-6100. CARROLL’S FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-5181 US W. 1st St. 2 BEDROOM Home on an ap­ proximate one acre of FURN. Apt. 606 S. Park. beautiful w o o d e d land. 2 BEDROOM House unfurn $6560. Flexible terms. Dhrd. Kitchen equipped. $65 a mo. Limit 1 child. 24.14 Cedar Ave. RENT A BED Seminole Realty 3 BliRM. 1 bath, kitchen equipped. |ll() monthly. 119 Pine crest Drive. Phone FA 2-4163. FURNISHED Apt., 109h W. 9th. $50. FA 2 6290. 8. Bench Iten lain HUTCHISON Ocean front Apartment, Daytona Beach. FA 2 0699. 9. For Sole or llent 2 I1DKM house. 817 Catalina. PINKCREST. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, Fla. room, built m oven A range. 104 E. Jen­ kins Circle. 322 9557. 2.25 ACRES uf Sub Irrigated land. For inform at ton call FA 2-4669. 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath. Kit­ chen equipped. 123 W. Cole­ man Circle. Pinecresl. 12. Rent Estate For Sale Stenstrom Realty Real Estate—Mortgages I f N. Park Ave. FA 2-2120 Ravenna Park FA 2-7495 Evenings FA 2-2677 FA 2 3829 FA 2-8366 BY Owner. 2 Bedroom block House furnished. Screened porches. 3 Extra lots. $8,500 cash. FA 2 0931. WEST * SOUTH OR NORTH EXPOSURE 1 YOU pick Purple Hull Crow* der Peas. $1.50 a bu. Pis. CHILDREN kept. FA 2 4182. GERBA DAISIES Dutch Mill FA 2 08*3 Nuraery. Upsala Rd. Just Child Care. rA 2 2214. USED Lawn Mowers. Refri­ o ff 20th St. * 1st gerators and stoves. WILL do Babysitting and will Puovey's Sales * Service stay weekends, FA 2-6019. 33. Furaitara 3rd * Magnolia LICENSED CHILD Care. Used furniture, appliances, louU, etc. Bought • Soli. WuMEN'S while slow style FA 2-8491. Larry's Mart 21$ Sanford Chicago Roller Skates. Slxe Ave. Pb. FA 2-4132 MARRIED Mnn, 31. with 3 7. Good condition. $7.00v children relocating in Flor­ Call FA 2-8841,___________ _ WANTED retiable couple to ida for health reasons, now take up monthly payments 36. Automobile* - Track* in Orlando. Would like to of $13.50 on 1 complete live and work in Sanford. rooms of furniture. Call BUYING A NEW er , Has off set printing, some TE *-1311, Casselberry, col­ USED CART mute and service station lect. FINANCE IT WITH US experience. Will consider ♦ Low Intereit Rltoa anything. Good references. FREE ESTIMATE ♦ Low Monthly PiymtsU Write Wyland Hummel, Upholstering * Mattress ren­ FLORIDA STATE BANK ovating. New * Used Furni­ General Delivery, Orlando, ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 1956 C1IEV. 2 dr. 1IT. R. * H. Florida, Co., at 70* Celery Ave. 323-2740. 21. Beauty Radon* FA 2-2117. 1051 2 door MERCURY V-8. SPECIAL Sell Ui Your Furniture. Quick Stick. Phone FA 2-3328 Cut ‘ N Curl Deauty Shop Service With the Cash. after 6:30. Cold Wave $6 95 complete. SUPER TRADING POST ’60 AUSTIN Healey Sprit*. Open evening by appt. FA 2-8877. Good eond. FA 3-0818. 318 Palmetto Ave. 3220831 19. situ a tion s Wanted 32. Flowers - Shrubs 31. Arlklcti For Sale 1901 1'ark Avenue 48’ x 8’ IIOUSETHAILER, 2 FA 2 5232 anytime bedrooms; Adults only; $50. month. FA 2 3649. 8:30 tU IMMEDIATE Occupancy, 4 5:30 after 6 FA 2-7651. bedroom air - conditioned. Tee *N Green Estates. Ph. LAKE MARY. 3 Bedrooms. 2 322 2741. baths, air-condition. Lake front. FA 2 8920. 3 BEDROOM, Florida room. 5 ROOM furnished .Apartment. Corner of Imke Mary Blvd. A 5Ui St. FA 2-7965. |t i- LEAVING Town, must sell hARRlETTS BEAUTY NOOK '31 Olds. 2 door aodan. Complete Ser. Eve. Appl'a. ALUMINUM Furniture re webbed cheaper than you Stick. Clean. Runa good. 105 So..Oak FA 2-5742 can do It yourself. Bring $295. FA 2-8841. 22. Build - Paint - Repair it to the Furniture Center, 1937 4 door CHEV. Bel Air. into French Ave. Seml-Retlred carpenter auto trans. 3 new tirci. Small Repairs — Painting NORGE 14' Cuslomatic Re­ 3230872 after 3. Phone- FA 2 7983 frigerator • Freezer. Good Urge yard with sprinkler condition. 461 W. 13th St. 1953 CADILLAC. Clean. Good system. Good neighborhood. 23. num bing Services tires. $345 cash. 305 S. Park Inquire at 2414 Summerlin. 26“ LADIES Rawlclgh Eng Ave. 323-0795. PLUMBING lish Hike. 3 Speed shift, 101 WEST 10 ST, Contracting Repairs hand brxkei. Good condi 1960 RENAULT Dauphine, NEAT 2 Linn, bout* In good New motor. Tbp condition. FREE ESTIMATES dll Ion. $20.06. FA 2 6808. fiteatlon. Total price only A real bargain at $3*3. SH R. L. HARVEY $1950 with $500 down and 361 Sam’ord Ave. FA 23383 ALLIS-Chalmen. Model G .Mr. Burton. Valdes Hotel. but. with low monthly pay­ cultivating tractor In good ment of $49.50. condition. For sate reason 37. Boat* • Mater* 26. Radio & Television able. 647 7238 or sec Grave­ USED T V. Sets $10. up. Ser­ SWAP. 23' Cabin Cruiser lor ROBERT A. WILLIAMS ly Tractor Sale* & Service. vice calls 42.uo. Sanford smaller (Ishing boat. Ph. Realtor 113 N. Orlando Ave, Malt T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford 322 3114. Raymond Lundqulst, Asso, land. Ave. Ph. FA 2 9776. FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 14 ft. 7.1MM EL. 30 hp. etee, Mena sport shirts. $1.99 up Evlnrude. gator trailer. Lika BARGAIN HUNTER 27. Special Services Mens shoes $299 up. Sur new. $475, FA 2-8803. This Is It. S. Sanford. Near plus City. 204 W. 1st. FR1GIDAIKE 111*14. 3 Rooms A hath on 34' JERSEY Sea Skit $850; Sales It Service nice shady lot, furnished FOR your sewing needs runa A Boats, $125 hp. G. II. littill il wanted. Empty August MILADY'S SHOPPE Chrysler marine engine baa 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford 2. All this lor $3800. Call (If tine Fabrics head, galley A bunks, needs Ph. FA 2-1883 668 1601 Enterprise. Be glad KM 3. Park Ave. woodwork repair. Wekiva to show you inside & out. LAWNS Renovated . Aerate Fish Camp. 6 311. N. of *3 40 PER MONTH Remove Thatch • Chinch Sanford on St. Johns River. Bug Spray (VC-13) - Fertl- ASSUME payments on Singer round Lihhin Sewing Ma BOAT SALE begin* Thun* 'xr-P h . FA 2-4244 chine equipped to xig lag day. Many makes, alt ilies, MANSFIELD LAWN SER. Office FA 22118 and make button holes, large stock must bo re* Night FA 2-0648 With guarantee. Balance uf * duced now. Sample prices; Puno Tuning and Repair 323 0100 W. L, Harmon — FA 2-4223 6 payments. FA 2-9HI. $4266 18’ Larsim Crulatr In­ 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla board outdrive $2995. IV vIDEWALKS, driveway*, pi- SHALLOW WELLS It PUMPS 3 Bit. Home. 202 Laurel Dr. $893 Runabout $593. 14' $023 Uoa etc. Free estimate. Ph. Jerry Lord FA 2 3219 Good location, kitchen Fish A Ski $493. Many 322-3508. HEADY MIX Concrete, win­ equipped. Low down pay • ■ others. $1,085 75 hp. *83 dow sills, lintels, steps, mrnt Assume loan. A real WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Evlnrude Demo $7$3. 16* blocks, sand, cement, rock, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS saving. Call FA 2-9472. Gator Champ trailer only pipe, steel, grtu-e traps, All Types amt Sixes $150. Sale Includes boot lot A SPACIOUS 3 Bedroom, 4'* dry wells, stepping stones. We Repair and Service full of used outfits. Tcrm$. l>ath home with fenced yaid Mlracls Concrets Co. S T I N E Robson Sporting Good*. A near playground. LOW Machinery and Supply Co. 369 Elm Ave. FA 2-6T51 Downtown Sanford. Phono MORTGAGE ■t I 'j 2u7 W. 2nd SI. FA 16432 FA 2 596t. NKCt'HI Hupcr Nova S*w LOW’ DOWN PAYMENT. big Machi no, Desk Model SMITH Alt Condition Refri­ (Used). Very reasonable. 38. Motorcycle* • Scooter* geration service. All work Payments of IT.fiU per mo. 1939 HARLEY Davidson. FL guaranteed Very reason­ Call FA 2-6783. able in price. Day FA 2-7434 74. $750. Heel'i Used Cars, 1961 S. Park Ave. Night KA 2-2069. lllh A Sanford Ave. FA 25232 anytime WASHING MACHINE. Used Jim Hunt Realty Seminole Realty 6 ROOM House. Store build­ LAW N SERVICE ing. Wonderful locution fur Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ Only six lots to choose from. -mall grocery bu.iilicsa. 2 isfaction guaranteed. Pb. Alt on nice lake. Wooded lads. $8,518). $4,188) down. FA 2-1817. and sem I-cleared Starting Iiiilame $61.18) per mo. lot* at 126.00 per front foot. Ex W 9th or 713 W. 9th St. Air-Conditioning cellent terms or buy all H. B, POPE CO.. INC. with n-kane clauses. J W SALE OR TRADE Hall. Really. 322 3611 2544 1 BEDROOM, kitchen equip- 266 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 prd Home on large lot. TRACTOR work, mowing, S French Ave. FilA Its' mortgage with discing, blade, scoop. NEW Brick Home*. 3 Bed­ only 17 years to go. $3500 FA 2-7661. rooms. 2 full baths. Good lo­ equity Can Im refinanced cution. $456 down, $7n,ij*i with nothing down or will per month. .Monna Jarvis. trade on smaller house, 322*1816. acreage, lota or car. Ph. D ii rumtiu* nunu- mualral FA 2 6457. JOHN E. FOX equipmentnullara. drum*, REALTOR HOME AND naxaphonr*, organ*, tie . 116 N. Park Ave. 323 6359 ORANGE GROVE TERMS Large 3 bedroom home on LOO K!~LO O K!Big Value On Trade In*. 20 acres near Interstate 4. A Home wilt, u lot of living 16 acres in 3 year old Ham­ ItefinLhiiig A Ill-pair Work space an a lot 165’ x IP)' lins in GOOD CONDITION. Guitar Ir-siuu by qualified in l.mh Arbor. -7 Brdrooin, Here is your chance to I r i r b r r a . Free tryout. 2 bath•, A BONUS gov* Phone lor appointment*. make some real money with tills hutue. An approv­ while enjoying all the 10*. OFF ed CD futlouv shelter. Price benefit* of country living. A $16,000. Monthly payment* ON \N3 MERCHANDISE rare bargain at $28 ,*831. $162.54. ITIIS WEEK ONLY SA V E! Seminole Realty Seminole Realty Stemper Agency SANFORD MUSIC CENTER turd p.irk Wenuc FA 2-5232 anytime 1901 S Park \u FA 2 5232 anytime REALTOR - INSUROK FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. >515 I’ Vlth W U I'll. 323-1)16i about 1 year. Exit llent con­ U S A. Motorcycle. 1962 Super dition. 175. 2 Chests, $10 rocket. 650 cc. Excellent each. Urguu small electric condition. Call FA 2-9801 T $56. Luggage ruck $16. I ll a. m. 6 p.m. Evening Ph, Batsuma Dr. FA 2-2766. NO 8 4391. HOLLERSo/SANFORD 1961 I960 1959 I95H 1937 1957 1933 1956 CIIEV. Convertible, Equipped —. SAVE CIIEV. I Door, b C>L ---------------- 1395 CIIEV. I Door V-8, Auto., Power S ir.— .—. 1195 CIIEV. 4 Door, k-8, Au4«. ............................. *93 CIIEV. 2 Door II. Top. Auto., Power -----— . 993 lllTCh 1 Door, Auto., Air Ciind. *93 FORD I Door, V-8, Auto. --------------395 Ft lit D 4 Door Station 35agon ......... 395 SQUARE DEAL CARS 1961 1961 1866 1958 1958 1966 1957 1955 1938 FORD Galaxle 2 Door. 11. Top. Auto. ..— .... 1695 MERIT It Y 1 Door, Auto., Air 4 ond. ____ 1895 Dl.DS Cunterlihlr. Power, Air fund. . ___ 1995 _____ 995 CIIEV. 4 Door UUcuyne. 6 L'yL FORD Ton Van Hody ii~.jui r~:—-------- 835 FORD v, Ton Pickup .............. - 815 OLDS 4 Door Auto.. Tuner . _ 716 PONTIAC 4 Door. A u to .------_____ 295 FORD Ft Ton Piekup — ...... 295 219 1K. Ind ST. 2565 PARK AYjL T f IL �I PRie«S 0000 THROUGH THBVKIUMD » Yank lngenuily Sparks New Patent Ideas Wy M et W nl WASHINGTON <UPI)-Aecording to a magatlne article, tha United States Is exper­ iencing aa invention explosion at even greater magnitude than the population explosion. Our old Yankee Ingenuity la sparking new ideas so fast that tha U. 8. Patent Office can’t keep up with them. At last count, it was almost 300,• •00 applications behind. To realise how realty big the backlog is, one must con­ sider a statement made by Patent Commissioner David L. Ladd In an interview with V. S. News A World Report Ladd said the problem could not be solved by hiring more employes. I never thought I'd live to see the day when a bureauval wsuld msV* a statement like that. It shook me up so much that 1 stopped by the Patent Office and picked up a copy o< Its weekly list of new in­ ventions. I could Immediately understand why Ladd was feeling desperate. / During that one week alone, hie office Issued more than NO patents, the scope and variety of which would make your head spin except for a few inventions that appar­ ently were designed to make your head slop spinning. Here are Ju»t a lew of the devices that were awarded patents in that period: A disposable paint brush; a machine for skinning fish; an apparatua far measuring the length of trousers; a re­ tractable awning that you can run out over your auto's windshield when it starts to rain. A self-cleaning sih trsy; a hair brush that Is grounded to that it removes static elec­ tricity from hair; a serving spoon that you can eat when you have finished serving. There waa even a new, though not necessarily belter, mnimclrap. if my understand­ ing of the way it works is correct, it lures a mouse In­ to a cunUincr where he eats so much cheese he becomes too fat to get back out again. i assume the mouse slays there until the fatty diet and lack of exercise raises hts cholesterol content to the point whero ho sutlers a fa­ tal heart allaek. To my mind, however, nothing points up the com­ plexity of modern life unite so much as a new type oi bra: sure invented by a lady of Hridficpjrt, Conn. This device Is described a* having seven segments, one being **a pair of a -oulder straps, each cornu t. I at its forward end to sai.l upwardly directed apex oi a rc.pcctive transition member and con­ nected at its rearward end In Uie upper edge of said br,ml at a point adapted to tie it posed at Uie back ot tin BLUE RIBBONQUALITY IESTERNGRAMFED .A S S k S t s ^ . SAVE 1« BLUE RIBBONQUALITY! Prices Good A t Sanford Food Fair O N LY 2460 S. Park Ave QUANTITY RIGHTS RCSRRVED PERFECT FOR BARBEQUE MIX OR MATCH 17 OX. CAM ILICID •B E E T S • L IM A S 17 OZ. CAMS ALL CREIK FARMERGRAY BREAKFAST THICK SLICED DEL MONTE EARLY GARDEN 17 0Z. CANS LADY FAIR BUTTERMILK ORSWEET FRESHCAUGHT 17 OI. CANS; 4 PEAS ANDCARROTS SPECIAIM9* VALUE! APKG. OF 8HOTDOGROLLS OR NTb29< HAMBURGER BUNS-...WHEN YOU BUY 5OBi.*100 I LADY FAIR GOLDEN SAVE SAYE 3 1/3* EACH ORANGE, CRAPE, ORANGE-PINEAPPLE OR FRUIT PUNCH .3 s89< SPECIAL! GIANT POLY SHORTENING SNOWDRIFT OR COFFEE FOOD FAIR COFFEE iJ}fc 39rf LIMIT-1 OF YOUR CHOICE WITH 11.00 OR MORE fOOD ORDER wearer." Alt of Hint Just so some do' cull look good in a sweater No wonder the patent ollicu i swamped. Iron works at Raumi*, Mari., was tile first success­ ful und sustained pruducur » f cast and wrought Iron in the U. 8. FARMHOUSE FROZENl BANANA COCONUT CHOCOLATE LEMON Yellow Globe New Crop THIS EMBLEM a < id e n tifie s yo u r WELCOME WAGON SPONSORS... ftl i s t of p resid e In tha FROZEK FOODS CLIP & REDEEM ran buimrM and civic lift of your community. For information, call VIKfiLMA I'BTItOUKI I’. O. Urn ti l l Milt A NOI1UIS TK 8-1311 BABY LIMAS 5 F0RDH00KLIMAS 5 GARDEN PEAS 5Vte: SPINACH sir,? f e x tr a — - __________ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ! I . . || « vm nw nM M uw a Stg. Of Hard to Hold lanolin Flvi HAIt |fIAT * WWfcfC.'HMtQKW|Uan tviytr |.« • ■ a u o a u M . o im i j a | AKWl ONIONS EXTRA STAMPS i I; J J! I 1 f B *e exTBA" *‘ ^ in w a i»«faw;J i r m e extra NTSCRKfcM^STAMPS GREEN STAMPS j j MERCHANTSGtEMSTAMPS j ! MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS j ! MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ! ! MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS J { MERCHANTS ! a / O v M m tM m s*a iv * u u * a a 14 Or. I Ho* SI-of a tu o BOMt 7 IQUHU H *:• »Cvl K* sail ' - •WhOMTOtW AMaU 9>!/s4| 5 I vJ MaMXUM'WMaaauwtf m 7 Or. m icsin A**h)a« Huai mbh h »i« *o.a •MW* wir-M I a a a • l a i ! a _ a. Save Free pH for Valuable 4 Ox. Aqi • Valve AFTI t IHAVI LOTION 4 k M l- A A i I i .• * riff, of 8 t.Jy F.U S . . J . J SJk*d I I a» o >UNS atHfiaflN l iaN *9dNURI »'w *v.-a* * '*J4 J T «a itvuif 4 ! conAoi*9'4 cMitsf " l MMug.iHZ *1+ * — — a* �As if parents didn't have enough to worry about, medical science has Just discovered that mnny school children are prone to a condition caled "eraserophajda." The name is the worst thing about it, however. It means eraser­ swallowing. The phenomenon was discovered by two radiologists (X-ray special' ists) in Wheeling, W. Va., in the course of examining school students. Drs. J. L. Curry and W. J. Howland noticed little white spots scattered in the innards of the kids where white spots shouldn't be. Close questioning Dr. Crane’s SPELLING IT OUT Remarks Indelible Worry Clinic finally elicited a history of “ nibbling" on pencil erasers in schools. In true scientific fashion, school erasers were procured and X-rayed. More than that, in the tradition of Jenner, Pasteur, Waiter Reed, the radiologists themselves swallowed some erasers. The substances— which are harmless — causing the white spots on X-ray film were identified. The doctors, writing in the Amer­ ican Journal of Roentgenology, Rad­ ium Therapy and Nuclear Medicine, concluded that “ Eraserophagia is probably a rather common habit, par­ ticularly among school children.” They are trying to rub it out. Let Experts Speak American lawyers still may not i « facing their great responsibilities in this period of racial strife and con­ stitutional test. It is commendable, of course, that leaders o f the bar have agreed to es­ tablish a committee to work for eased tensions. Rut this could mean no more than that lawyers would offer their serv­ ices as negotiators and pacifiers in difficult situations, just as uny civicminded citizen might do. What is needed from lnwyers is something they can contribute un­ iquely: a brighter, clearer light on the broad range of constitutional controversies which huve been stirred as the racial struggle has sharpened. The lawyers could start at an ele­ mental level, with profit to ail of ns. For example, what are “ civil" rights? To what extent are they fed­ eral in character, whether or not spelled out in the United State Con­ stitution? Article Nine o f the Constitution's Rill o f Rights says “ the enumeration in the Constitution o f certain rights shall not be construed to deny or dis­ parage others retained by the pcople.” What does that mean? Lawyers ought to be able to tell us what the courts and the country's best legal minds think. Then, what are states’ rights? The other day. Gov. Ross Barnett of Mississippi said “ a state that loses the right to exercise exclusive juris­ diction over its own affairs loses its political soul and its citizens have lost their most valuable freedom." The key there, obviously, is know­ ing what is meant by a state’s “ own affairs.” If a federal “ right" conflicts with a state "power,” which takes precedence ? U. S. lawyers have been painfully reticent on this vital subject, though it is tightly bound up in the present racial turmoil. Southerners dispute the validity of the powerful 11th amendment, wiiose “ equal protection under the laws" clause is the foundation of so many recent Supreme Court de­ cisions. What do the courts, the lawyers and the legal scholars say about the soundness of this amendment's stat­ us as law? Who is sovereign, the federal gov­ ernment or the states? It may sur­ prise many to know that the word is nowhere mentioned in the Constitu­ tion or any of its '23 amendments. A line in the Constitution's main body says “ the citizens o f each state shall be entitled to all privileges and immunities o f citizens in the sev­ eral states." Those words are seldom spoken these days. What do they mean? The Constitution, invested with more immediacy in our lives than ever before, cannot be the plaything of the amateurs. Let's hear from the strangely silent experts. ■ V.**•«-*>---- 7ZL* • Phil Newsom Says . . . Matthew duplicated Ad­ am's r lever invention in the trident Garden of Eden. Scrapbook thi* case and will you pan-nts please heed the advice about Bible story reading nt bedtime? AI«o, send for the vital booklet below, which will help in­ sure your child the- know­ how to enter college! CASE P-487: Matthew, aged .I'ti, is our daughter Judy's oldest rhild. Judy reads Hiide stories to her children at bedtime decently she gave them the story of the Garden of Eden. She explained how the- Serpent had caused Fie to violate God's commandment to avoid eating the forbidden fruit. A few days later, Judy was wati king her two older boys a* they played in the Iwick yard. She saw Matthew strike his younger brother IVter. So Judy opened the back door ami sharply called Mat­ thew into the house. "Why did you strike IVUr?" she demanded. “ I saw you hit your little brother, so what made you do it?” Matt liew looked downcast. “ Mother,” he began, “ that mean old Serpent just whispored in my ear.” Judy could baldly supples* a smite. For Matthew hud hit upon buck-passing. South Rhodesia Headache Within sound of the roar of million and one quarter of the In Salisbury, c a p i t a l of majestic Victoiia Fulls, a world's copper reserves, po­ Southern Rhodesia, o f f i r e tentially ia Africa's richest spuce already is going beg­ noble experiment in partner­ country per person. ging as businessmen adjust ship of the races Ia coming to With dissolution of the fed­ to the coming changes. Cop­ it hitter hut seemingly in­ eration, Southern Rhodesia per companies ate preparing evitable end. will lose any Unite in income to tibambm .Soli.bury us their It is the unfortunate lot of from copper export* which heudipinttcr* and move to Ilritis.ii Deputy Prime Min­ last year amounted to more I.iisnka in Northern Rhodesia. ister It. A. Ilutler to preside than J.'iuu million. Southern It h o d e a l a also over the dissolution nf the African Nationalists’ plan* could he left out of the rum* Central African Federation, for economic boycott gu nil iminnealtli width now gives founded 10 years ago by the the way. its tobacco a trade preference. government of Sir Wln*ton Such are the grim prospects They will ignore Southern Churchill w i t h o u t African lthode*!n'* textiles and other facing Southern Rhodesia, but consent nml foundering now products and look for their it* government show* no on African oppuiitiun. replacements in India ur Hong signs of change. With dissolution complete, Kong. Northern Rhodesia and NyIf Southern Rhodesia at­ nsnlaml go their separata tempts la hold bark coal for WASHINGTON — The out­ The first part of the trip Adenauer, who ha* taken way* in independence. Northern Khodeaia'a ropper pouring of Germans to gleet suggested that Kennedy knew Grnrrnl PeGnulle's side 111 It Is Southern Rhodesia, All it took was summer President Kennedy and the what ho was doing in refus­ the tirgunirnl between the where 2-'tO,OOQ whites rule :t,- refineries, then N o r t h r r i r pjyehulogieul effect nf thi* ing advice that he postpone U. S. and France over policy , lilNi.uiHi Africans, that is giv­ Rhodesia will get it elsewhere. time to get all the detour If there ia interference signs up on the roads. s u r p r i s i n g enthusiasm on the tour until our friends in for the future of Western ing ilrituin its greatest head­ with copper shipments, then West German leaders is al­ Germany, Italy and England Europe, ha* announced that ache of alt the half-dozen for­ IVopir dream of waking ready causing second thoughts were In stronger position. I he will resign this autumn. mer African possessions it Northern Rhodesia will move it out through the Congo. up und finding themselves among those in Washington Outwardly there did seem to Vice-Chancellor Frhard, sche­ hus eased to independence and I'uldished estimates h u v e rich, which they might be it w h o questioned Kennedy’s be point to the criticism nf duled to sucreetl hint, and others for which independence said that a loss of the North- they'd just wake up. judgment in visiting Kurcpe going to Germany at that Foreign Minister Schmeder is planned. ern Rhodesian nml Nynoilaml time. Crusty old Chancellor are far more friendly to the nt that time. The white supremacy gov­ markets would mean a drop Vacation li when the young ernment of Prime Minister U. S. view of the rpiestion. of JO to 40 per cent in South­ lads go from school bored to Wait awhile, ami deal with Winston Fit-lil is demanding em Rhodesia’s output, OUR B O A R D IN G HOUSE springboard. the now men, wu* the advice independence f o r Southern Rhodesia at the moment it is the [’resident received from NOW THAT THEY'VE LET granted to cither of the other OFF TH’ HCOR.WHV many pundiU. HAR-RtlMPH — oeSER^e.WV LAOS, VOU ► ^ DON'T VOU CRANK UP two. The problem was that THAT t AM TEARING UP THI-S COURT VOUR CROCK AN' Ilutler hus served notice s u m m o n s /T hru a d e a l With mV Adenauer did not plan to const INVENT A NECKTIE OLD COLLEGE CHUM,ALDERMAN Upon Field that there will be along until autumn. Word RACK'THAT'S KUMHOUSER.SO MUCH PRESSURE no independence until South­ tSNiTCM-PROOF 50 had reached Washington that WAS TURNED ON MV TAILOR'6 LANI'LL HANS A Adenauer intended to move ern Rhodesia amends its con­ VEK THAT HE PULLED THE TEETH OUT OPTHI-i SUMMONS AND,RATHER' CHANCE TOOON fast in implementing the Ger­ stitution to give Africans a ITHAN RtLE THE IRE OF ONE WlW -WV, MY CHECKED TIE: man-French Treaty he and voice in government. YOU'RE jft>UTIPAL PRESTIGE, WEAR­ In prospect could be another PeGaulle have entered Into. ISAM STAMPED A ING r The rumored action is close Algeria or the bloody v lointin ‘ FAD-UP STENCIL ON AW TAILOR military collaboration b e ­ such as the Mao Mao unieusi-d !— C.BILL tween France and Germany in Kenya before indej—r.d> », cnce. in short order. The predominantly black f, To prevent or minimise that step must rate high on governments of both Northern Kennedy's list o f desires, do- Rhodesia ami Nyuaaland al­ be dieateil as he is to the concept ready have made it clear they of “ a fully cohesive Europe,” will not cooperate econom­ with us in a real European- ically with a Southern Khodife esiun government dominated American partnership. Word from the President’* by white supri-inucists. Northern Khudcsia. with a travelling enL'uruge was that T int b ig Kennedy received a warmer population of around three iPOLITICAL' reception from Adenauer at 8ELL0W 5*,., this meeting than on previous Everyone Welcome occasions. The hope is that the President has allayed the HAN F old ) LODGE In.)I Chancellor’s fears of a separ­ ate U. S.-Soviet agreement in­ L.O.O.M. jurious to West Germany. Reports from the President­ Patte l-A Sun ford, Florida Wed., July 10, 1003 ial party are nioro confident BENEFIT OF that the Kennedy visit fur­ III ll.lll.NG FUND w * i.t i : b a . uiKLiiw, roiroH t .v i r t n u s u s a ther strengthened u n d e r , S U N ., JU L Y 14 standing w i t h Adenauer’a m »:u i in rr.i.T rtlKIt SLI.I.I Managing IMilor M scliam tol d ip t, Heirs Apparent. It is hoped YO U C A N B A N K ON OUR 12:30 to 5:30 I1. M. n u t wtxi.) a a .*i s: t~ * tj nt. m%i t s that the new men may even Counts tailor Jtuauiaaa U a n a g t r C K IK I.IA r t H t t r .H ililH I.K t J. w h o r AT — be rmbcldant-d by the Presi. C taasiflsd M « i u i « r ►in-lits Krtilor dent’s popularity with their John Crim’s iioHOTiiv a i m * m a s k %tu.un i s e i'ltm it Editor C liru lsilon U i n i c t r people to apply brakes to Seminole Fish Camp Adenauer's moving into elos. Wrkita Hirer • Off Kt. It m t c a ir r io i s t r n er collaboration with PeGaulMoms Uillvtry U, Mail ON PASS BOOK All Fresh Caught t r a l M l t Cw Bily t il n tb sr le while the power to do ao )ic With »>.«» 1 l» ir lll.it 1 Y»sr Salt Water Fish ia atill his. *.*« « Months S.Ji t Month# SA V IN G S l i t 1 Month* III I M aths t ot I Meath 1 «« 1Month C. ■ Postil Rigulatloni proTig* that sit mill tubtcrlpllost hi Pil4 Is t illlH . FAST R E L IA B L E SERVICE Helen Fuller Soys Critics Think Twice Barbs • O 's and A 's Q tin what play is the lib­ retto of Verdi"* opera "liigolet to” based? A—"The King Amuses Himself" by Victor lingo. q —Who was l.ydia Darrah ? A—A spy In tin* American Revolution, the Quakeress l.ydia Ilarrah ia credited with mien saving Wu-hiiigtun'* Army, Tot) Bible scholars may re­ call that God sharply demand­ ed of Adam why Adam had tasted the forbidden fruit. Adam was thus on the spot. It was mankind's first attempt at worrying out a aolution to a crucial problem. Hut Adam rnmr up with a super answer. For Adam pass­ ed the buck! Notice Adam's exact reply, ns quoted from Genesis in the Hible. . . The woman whom thou gavest to be with me. she gave me of the tree, and 1 did eat.” Ho God turned to the woman and asked, “ What is till* that thou hast done?'' Eve was a very smai t wom­ an. She suw that Adam hud es­ caped censure by thus blaming his wife. In psychology we call Adam’s strategy “ pro­ jection" or buck-passing. Ho Eve decided to adopt Adam's technique, too, as indicated in the following llildicnl quotation: "The serpent beguiled me. ami I did rut." Tlk- poor serpent apparent­ ly couldn't the huek en downward so he became the "guilt." Which illustrates a similar trait of mankind that has per­ sisted to this day. For there was an old Army adage that whin the scigennt bawls nut the corporal, then the corporal yells at the pri­ vate, who finally kick* the mule. Although Matthew was nut even four years old, he spon­ taneously discovered Adam's strategy of buck-passing. I offer till* recent ease not only to show how clever young childrin become at utilising Applied Psychology, lint also to indicate the ad- SAVINGS PLAN C utir ad i * t i m n d t i n t m a t t i r ( V t o b i r IT. ISIS i t t h i Po«l O f n • o f ha nfor d, g lo r ld a , u n d . r th* Art o f C o n g r » , i o f Mar B T h i l l a r a l d l i ■ m * m b a r o f t h i L ' m o d f r i M w B irh la i a t l l l M • t c l u s l v i l r to t h i u t o f o r r * p u b l i c a t i o n i f all i h * l o c a l p r . n t a d Is thla n i w a p a p t r . Xu part ut a n y material, m w a ur a n . i r t i a l n g . o f this odllluo o f T h e ►uiifurd Herald may ho r epr od uc ed In a n / t u i m e r w it h ­ out wr itten p erm ission o f t h e pub lish er o f T h i Harold. Any IndlstdUAi o r fir m reeponslbl# f o r ouch re prod ucti on will bo eune.dered a * I n f r in g in g on T b o H a ra lda c o p y r i g h t end will b* holJ liable lo r d a m a g e s un de r the la w . I'u U ial.i I dal ly eacept Katurday. .Sunday and ChrliliuAa, pub|.»h#d b a t u r - e y preeeeding - h r la t luas. L y aw n } S ig n C°- 3 %% 4% INTEREST ON SA V IN G S CERTIFICATES N O R D IC AIK CONDITIONER *199 l’ lua Installation 2 Yr. Factory Warranty JO N ES AUTO SERVICE 1005 8. Sanford, FA M38I 1ST. 1933 Q—How long does a copy­ right tail in tha United States? A—For IS yoors; It run ho renewed for 18 mure. M S M Q—Wha Is railed father of the National Rond? aa )C £ g 1M So. Phone A—Henry liujr. $ Palmetto FA 2-0814 IN BUDGET-PRICED COOLING J INSTALL IN SASH WINDOWS OR THR0U6H-THE-WALL G E N E R A L ^ ) ELECTRIC K FISH FRY AUTO *5 rv © Ij? £ > a u fu rb mlraht* habit that Judy ptoya In reading Bible stories to her children e w y night at bedtime. Mother*, how many of you read ANY atories to your chil­ dren at bedtime? And what kind of storks* do you employ? The time to encourage a LIKING for morality and good literature, as well s* good music, I* before your youngsters enter grammar school. Better let the dinner dishes slide, if you haven't time to do both, and nurture your children's minds with Bible stories at bedt ime. Such mothers also give theY youngsters a running head ■tart for college! Send for my booklet "How to Tutor Your Child at Home,'’ enclosing a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 'JO cent*. (Always write to Dr. Crane in cart- of this newspaper, en­ closing a lung stamped, ad­ dressed envelope and 10 rents to rover typing and printing costa when you send for on* of his booklets.) Ik k C w o t ROOM AIR CONDITIONER • TWO COAdFORT LEVELS . , . LOW (or ni3ht time or HIGH for maxiatvai cooling. Controlled velocity for the m oil comfort. • AUTOMATIC THERMOSTAT , . . 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The Minnesota Democrat, chairman of the Scr.a’ c Di» a r m a m e n t subcommittee, nisde the statement as Pres­ ident Kennedy expanded a policy meeting on the ques­ tion into a full-blown Na*lona! Security Council session. The antlra council was called In for a session with W. Avcrell Harrlman, who will be chief negotiator at the test ban talks opening in kfoscow July 15. Humphrey, told reporters •*T think there Is a possibil­ ity of agreement on a limit­ ed nuclear test ban.” He added that there seem­ ed to be *'no evidence” that Jwrusncbev'* partla-i auggot ion of a non-aggression pact was intended to be link­ ed with his test bin proposal. "There tl a feeling in gov­ ernment egencies that Khrush­ chev's test ban suggestion is more than Just a propaganda ynovo—that there is substance In it." Humphrey sa.d Kennedy scheduled the ,veurity Council meeting air­ ier. f r / r pc f t: m m m s p ri it • KEEPS FOOD HOT OR COLD • UNBREAKABLE • STAINPROOF • DISHWASHER SAFE • UNHARMED BY BOILING OR FREEZING • 12 OUNCE CAPACITY Prehistoric Dad OKd Child’s Art JOftANVESUt.'RO, South Africa (L’ l'Jl — 1‘rthiatone man instructed hi* children In more realistic art forms than do contemporary par­ ents. Hut that's not all. Prehistoric children posi­ tively were encouraged to draw nri walls! L'nlike today's children who draw a circle for the face and lines for limb*, the pre­ historic toddler* painted ns tural shape*. The points atiout prehistoric chilil psychology were made III m interview with Dr, Kevlt Mason, a local archaeol#g!it asked to comment on an exhibition of fo.sils dating b*'k more than three million years. The “ man in Africa * exhibi­ tion wa* organised by Prof. Raymond Dart, of Wltwattreand University here. 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FREE . F6P Flotoi Pcrtccl Bnrtlctl fc* Cream Shampoo _ . ELiP H oioi Pcilcct p Jy/ G r e e n S t a m p s taupin ( o i l ' l l tall . CLOROX............. ioo APPLE SAUC1 4 00n00009 000oo(tooOQ ••• All BOWL Hi. I III s. Washday Special 13-os. can $1.39 plui tax toup*m»imh lii. Jw'r 11. INJ IO O FEATURE OF THE WEEK: TU RQ U O ISE «nik ikit toil pan m J fhtHitt* ill R A tIT T E AGUA NET HAIR SPRAT ^ ... C h o p S u ey 49* F ile t Mignon S t e a k s '“kV M '9 ' O live s ■«>yi Chun King Bttl ■oral Ibtold '<3 A.irun Wfiner. etui to (Tinrlt* Duurd J r , Myrtle l.ul.c Itil Ik, $.*>,5011. (Ti.ltlr* llt-fk, etui to 1-aiiL.tr T n rn aV i Anortid Chocolalt. Fmcappft. luftirKOtck, Caramel’ 9 'Y ip Top Regular l O ;o HEN - TURKEYS H a n d i-W ra p ................ ,0t0..V,‘ 33* Ltndiaf Saltct Rtpo Lem onade ..............2 ' , pk» 39' B.'l 100-tt fall V’,' 29* W hole Potatoes OQ< ** * M' 4*0* Fudgies ....... Veliev Ittoom Southland Poly Bog . cilia M .V .'o Tests ^Cantonese Dinners ','mV 49* G reen Beans ...... li-ot C oconut B ars .C h u n King Shtimp or Chick*** A sp a ra g u s Spears SWIFT'S "PARK LANK" GOV'T-INSPCCTID < ‘ SHIPPID.QUICKfROZIN (VISC 12> MTO *'16 lb». AVG * J ” l % Sunihmc % Papula* fr o z en foods • 4 - 1 uhif m t n ' M iatf frith Pork Sw iss Cheese ............ 5V 35* c Courthouse Records ib . 4 9 < JAifM% Colored J Admissions Gertrude Walker, Edinvllle; Moira Tyler, Enterprise; \ inlet Cox, Lillie Hell, Irene l.mck, Donald Varner, Charlea Turner of banlord. Births Mr. and Mra. Ctarton Scott ol banford, a boy Discharge* Evans Bacon. Geneva; Guttaf Nelson, Lake Mary; Mrs. Albert Bostic and baby, Long’ uood; Mrs. Dan Hcieau and hub;. Audelia Temple, Mury Hendricks, Lonnie Jenkins. James Ellison, Karen Metz Ur. Nettie Stanford, Agnes Cliapman, William L o c k e , Mai garet Fcimcll, Ann Moore Onto Pints pale-Grape fruit L IM IT • Admissions ELhel Jordan, Mt. Dura; Jean Brooklyn, Lake Mary; Audel­ ta Temple, l’ aut Jenkins. Leon Nelson, Ann Scott, Car­ olyn Wback, Sanford. Births Mr and Mrs. Kduard Whack of Sanford, a ttirl Mr. a n d Mrs. Theodore llruoklynof Lake Mary, a girl Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stevens of Sanford, a girl Discharges Annie Hawkins, Lake Mon­ roe; Leona Oddy, UeHary; Huch Francisco, Kern Park; Mrs. Donald Arp and baby, Maitland; Mrs. Chsrlet Green and baby, Mrs. Herman Plat anil baby, Willie Gene Mar­ tin. Cthel Hanktu of Sanlord ll.l \ m o n if ; si’iiivi.s, i \ssrrrnrmrr Hits Mtlll \ .N |I r tl t h, l . i l M . WlilJD, The council, cornpoatd of the entire cabinet, vius creatfd by llie last Legislature to supervise s rccrcaiainal derelopitienl program that might amount to S.T0 rullhon. lu its only action, the coun­ cil named Agriculture Coinmlssiuner Doyle Conner to serve at tiie cabinet member on Hie Outdoor Itecreatlonal I’ tanniiu Committfe. C onnie i u s named vivo m .......ii 1! r a ■ t ' " ■ with Ur>ant ss chairman. \ M l . M i l l I It (t ill.A N D O M M lilt 11" I1H.IIW U lt d VD 13% 17-tl2 . . . . s»d from a l.V lb . u in in. \m s N F. U \ I i It K ( t i l l — Deaths fiu iu motor vehicle ac­ cidents urn highest in the ac .,1 and southwest, according to a study by statistician* of tho MeiM>i>ulll.iii Lite liisuiuncu C uiii|iuuy. A s ail exam ple, the annual death ruin from such acci­ dent* fo r Nevada residents was o() 1 per LUd.OOO popula­ tion, or tiaarly '2‘ i tim es Gic nauonsi se cra g * ol J l . i . =* �.1 | Hj» Gene Taffer, Mrs. Fedderson ! Head FR Groups Annual installation of new­ ly elected officer* of the Fleet Reierre Ann., Branch 147, and the Ladle* Auxiliary wa* held with Impressive ceremon­ ies at the Fleet Reserve Home on Srminole Boulevard. Slelton Stoke*. First Branch president, officiated at the swearing-in oaths for both groups. Re-elected to the presidency of the FRA was President Gene Taffer. Also taking of­ fice were vice president Don Pieice, second vie* president Bob Meyers and secretary Mike Thomas. President of the Ladles Aux­ iliary is Mrs. Vernon Fedder­ son. with Mrs. Don Pierce as vice president, Mrs. Leroy Nopper as secretary and Mrs. William Holcomb a* treasurer. Guest speaker for the oc­ casion was I.t. (.'dr. Robert Deal, PSNAS Chaplain who gave a thought provoking talk on the lethargic attitude to­ ward our duties as American citizens in worthwhile com­ munity oiganixaliuna, govern­ ment, church and home. lie stressed the importance of ‘‘each individual taking an active part in the keeping our country wholesome.” Guesta of the LA FRA In­ cluded Mrs. Bruce Wauters, Mrs. Robert Herbert, Mrs. Nicholas Ricci, Mrs. IazwcII Lorbeer, Mr*. Jim Tnlmadge, Mrs. Robert Peters, Mrs. Rub Meyers, Mrs. Jane Williams and Mrs. Mike Thomas. loidics Auxiliary members present included Mrs. Kol»ert lluwkins, Mrs. Kugena Wil­ liams, Mr*. Wenneta Chesser, Mrs. C. K. Fleetmeyer, Mr*. Nopper, Mrs. Holcomb and Mrs. Fedderson. Following Installation cere­ monies, a cold buffet wna served and the two groupa en­ joyed a social evening of danc­ ing to recorded music. Boy Faces Death In Sex Slaying RUNG, (U l'l) — IK-yt-tir-oM Reno High School student, to­ day faced death for the set slaying of Olympic skier Sonju McCaskit-. A Jury of eight ni<-ti and four women took only 70 min­ ute* Monday to convict the gangling, dark-haired killer of first-degree murder and set the death penalty. lie will lot formally sentemail by Dist. Judge Grant Itowen next Monday, at which time an execution date will be set. 7110010* L i t Nev. ftn fr l fm H Electoral College A t Dead End* By Lyle C. WBi m The Southern segregation­ ist effort to prevent Presi­ dent Kennedy's re-election by offering Southern voters slstes of unpledged presiden­ tial electors In the one-time Solid South hss huffed snd puffed itself Into s desd end. Alabsms snd Mississippi will hive slates of unpledged electors. Georgia rosy have an unpledged slate at the Female Egghead Gets Ahead (SENE TAFFER was re-ctected to nerve tut president of the Fleet Re­ serve Assn. Hrunch 147. Officers from left nre Rob Meyers, second vice president; Taffer, Don Fierce, first vice president, and Mike Thomas, sec­ retary. (Herald Photo) Women W ork WASHINGTON (UI’I) — The total number of working wives is approaching 115 mil. lion, or one-third of all mar­ ried women with husband pre. sent. New Department of Labor findings about the economic contribution of working wives to family income show that they supply about .75 to 40 per cent of their family's total income when they work full time und about 15 to JO per rent when they work purt time. LADIES AUXILIARY of the Fleet Reserve Assn, were Installed along with officers of the men’s organization. From left are the new president, Mrs. Vernon Fedderson; Mrs. William Holcomb, treasurer, and Mrs. Le­ roy Nopper, secretary. New vice president is Mrs. Don Fierce. Mean, Road Work BAKERSFIELD, C n l l f . (NKA)— Frank Gifford of the professional f o n t b u l l New York Giants is working out at bis home in Bakersfield. 7 be veteran is doing road Work and playing linmlhull. ‘'You’ve got to be in top shun* to play flanker,” says Giff. “ It keeps you on tbo run nil tbc time. I figure that a flanker logs from 30 to 50 yards on every pas* pattern. That's n lot of running when you rnnsirb r that we nvetage fiom Ilfs to 45 pas* patterns a game. Sometimes it'* pretty lough jurt to hustle out uf the huddle.” 7 be United States consume* about 111 pounds of ruffeu per capita annually. HOLYOKK. Mass. (UPI) — Dr. Marcella R. Kelly, of Hoiyokt, Mats., does not believe that the variable called sex has anything to do with pro­ gress of a woman in an educa­ tional career. Dr. Kelly ia the first wom­ an superintendent of schools in the paper manufacturing city. The newly appointed admin­ istrator of the Holyoke school system says ability, training and effort are the invariable* which determine the success climb of man and woman—in education and other fields. Miss Kelly has nearly 'JO yrurs of leaching, and another 15 of administrative esperienro supplementing her formul training. ‘‘captured" air. The jet engine is locatrd above deck on Hie stern be­ tween two fins. Auxiliary IHiwer for ducking und urnm-iivcring ill basin areas is provided by a conventional liu horsepower marine en­ Illia To S ta rt N egotiations BIIKNOS AIRES. Argentina (UI’I) — Dr. Arturo Illia, the moderate candidate who outpolled his nearest rival by nenrly a million votes, today charted his next move* to­ ward the Argentine presiden­ cy. Illia. candidate of tin- Peo­ ple* Radical party, hud DW electoral votes on the basis of Sunday’s peaceful nation­ wide balloting, hut he lacked 70 for an absolute- majority in the 17d-nu'mber Klectrosl College meeting July 31. He planned to start n<go. tintions with candidates of rther parties within a few days. they could be withheld from i conservative Republican he speak clearly and the tim* is running out on all hands to or cast for the candidate of surely will do that. The late Sen. Robert A. Taft always speak up. either major party. If the | sought conservative conven­ major candidates split the tion delegate strength in the remaining SIS electoral votes South. Need Toole about evenly, it is obvious For A Job? Tift collapse of the unpledg­ that the major candidate who ed elector ploy will add to Save Money could attract most or all of the pressure on Republican the 23 unpledged votea would politicians to come soon to a Now Yoo be elected President. frank, firm and public anCan That was a pretty dream tions policy. This will be while it lasted. Some of the pressure on individual Re­ Rent supporters of Sen. Barry publicans mfire than on the iThem — Goldwater (R-Arii.) had been party as such. The party American Rent-All enjoying that dream. Their speaks wth 1.000 voices and In - Sanford dream was that the unpledg­ confuses policy, accordingly. 2555 S. Hiawatha Avt. ed elector device would en­ Individuals, however, can able Southern conservatives to east a vote for Goldwiter without actually voting for a slate of Republican president­ ial electors. And it did seem reasonable to believe that Southerners who went to a lot of trouble to elect un­ pledged electors would nzt thereafter permit those elec­ tors to assure Kennedy's re­ elect ion. TO BE PERFECTLY HONEST . . . Whatever merit there may Business is slow during these summer months, and have been In the theory that our clrrk» have plenty of time to five you per»oniI a conservative Republican attention. would be the ultimate benefi­ ciary of the unpledged elec­ PLUS THE FACT — tor strategy, the thing re­ We are now glsinc BIG DISCOUNTS on Everything jy mains wholly theoretical. If to clear our present inventory before new furniture the Republican nominee for starts arriving from national furniture marts ia President hopes next year to Chicago and Atlanta. obtain major support in the South, he will have to go in­ lie a Wi.we Bird to the Southern states and Feather Your Nest campaign for their support. Before Winter Comets If Goldwater finally decides fo seek the Republican nomi­ EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS nation he will be expected to make a pre-convention cam­ paign in the South. As a M. (J. HODGES MATHER O f • WELLS DRILLED • PUMPS SERVICED AND INSTALLED • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS • FREE ESTIMATES CALL FA 2-6037 gine. 71ie test vehicle, known as Hie XU-l, was built under Iho direction of Waller Sim­ mons. a project engineer at the Naval Air Engineering Center at Hie Philadelphia Naval base. Sunford's Onl) Air Conditioned Furniture Store CiyHVom H’ |• *• »l ' ' Pi) DM 00 ?.’0 00 31? 00 1 53? 00 FA 2-0983 AND SAVE 0 PAOLA ROAD I v lO W Rambler American “ 220" Two-Door Sedan-America's lowest-priced car •. Plenty of room (or a family of six. "Car of the Year” quality with lamed Rambler gas economy. Just te ll us how m u c h m o n e y y o u n e e d to m e e t a ll your seasonal exp o n scs. P h o n o fo r prompt, courteous service! t Sanford 203-0!) E. 1st ST. PLUM BING I RAMBLER’S“SAVINGESTDAYS”BEGIN RIGHTNOW!. 'Bubble' Ship Rides Above Water PHILADELPHIA ( I TU Naval ami commercial ship* of the future may ''bubble” above the water at Jet-propel­ led speeds of I'M) knots If a principle being tested here is successful. A nine-ton, 52-foot research lest vehicle resembling an elongated speed boat h as been built here. II rides on a “ captured" air principle de­ veloped by Allen Ford, a physicist at the Naval Air De­ velopment center (NADC) at nearby Juhnsvllle, Pa. Developers said Dm' day may come ulicn the s a in e theory can he applied to litany types of larger vessels, including the largest troop trans|Mirts, ocean liners and aircraft carriers. The lhenry of Ibe Captured Air Rubble (CAB) Vessel in­ volves air trapped beneath (be hull o( (he vessel which is powered by a jet engine on tin- Mem. The cm ii-nl research le-i vehicle lias siileboauls r.ml movable bark and front dip­ per* extending into the ua'.ir which permits the hull to rile two or three leet ubovc live water—pushed up by the will of the state Democratic organisation. But the proj­ ect was voted down last week In Louisiana and seems to have run out of gas In Florida. Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi have 10, 12 and seven electors, respec­ tively. The device of the unpledged slates of presidential electors is designed to prevent the Electoral College from cast­ ing a majority vote for Pres­ ident. That could happen if the total electoral vot* were split three ways. There are 535 votes in the Electoral College. The bare majority sufficient to elect ia 270 votes. The U. S. Constitution pro­ vides that the President shall be elected by the House of Representatives when the Electoral College is unable to elect. The Constitution also provides that if the question should reach the House, each state ahall cast only one vote. Southerners have been dream­ ing and hoping for such a presidential election in which their states would possess a balance of pow-r. U all of the Mssissippi, Ala­ bama and Georgia electors were unpledged next year. Rambler American "440” Convertible Smart and sporty, yet America's low­ est-priced convertible with power top standard*. Bucket Seats, Twin-Stick Floor Shift are popular opliuns. ; « UjatMf ripweMt $ ;oo II 00 II 00 1100 ?4 O) 3? 00 $ ft 40# ■ $ MONTH* 51?? O MOMTU MONTH* LOANS UP TO $600 Rambler American "330” Four-Door Sedan gives you lull family room, plus ample space (or lugpage. More beau­ tifu l interiors than any other car a' anywhere near this low price. FINANCE SERVICE, INC. of Sanford $ 42# ■ MnMTu MONTH* 110 South Magnolia St..........................FA 2-4612 Rambler American "330” Two-Door Station Wagon has 64 cubic leet ot cargo space. . . extra carrying capac­ ity on the smart Roof Top Travel Rack which is standard at no extra cost. Rambler American "440” Hardtop with 125-hp Six got most mpg ol all cars in 1963 Mobil Economy Run. For a lew dollars more, get "440-H" hardtop with Bucket Seats, Console. 138 hp Six. W -? 6 $ 48# ■ ^ unuf u MONTH* 7 Y e a r’s h ig h est tra d e -in s ! A m erica’s obviously better values! Now's the time smart buyers have wailed fur—Rambler's "Savingcst Days’* when youi present t.ar is worth mnsl in trade forany new Rambler—American,Classic,or Amhassndor.They’rt’ smashing.*.ties records this year! These beautiful new Ramblers are your best buys because they Lost less, but give you more: Stronger construction. Double-Safety Brakes (self-adjusting). Deep-Dip nistproofing. Cerumic-Armored exhaust system. JOIN THE Gel all these extra values now during the "Suvingest Days" TRACE PARADE TO In Rambler’s Trade Parade. Come in today for widest selection! n«sainm tot nasIM, Xnsd M■tstifsrNttt't rti»l s>n fatm a t'lldww* It tm „^nt m4, S-osttl (Mtist mSwsS u n i s , a i l (• !.» itinnSt"! Dwisiut'dt • -.t.M 'l t u n , ; Is m units, tu>«e*U M«lsiuipiaMl. btaipxtiln*. nwitau, nut tnU kx t, tun. il t», COMPACT PW tAR^PRINCE CENTRAL air conditioning PLUMBING - HEATING A IR CONDITIONING Bill Hulbuck, President C A LL NOW FOR FREE ESTIM ATE! FA2-6562 B ILL H EM PH ILL M OTORS, Inc. 301 W. First St.( Scnford, <) Florida 0 �-1 - if ‘ r Miss Heard Named Postmaster ^anfnrft Ip n d ft i e io ^ A hitchhiker p a s s i n g through Maitland at about 4:30 this morning made a r o t Mop at a service station. VOLT™ Shortly alter, the service sta­ tion attendant discovered St I missing from the cadi regis ter. Police in the area were alerted to look for the hitch­ hiker. • • « Appointment Announced By Herlong WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Friday, scattered showers; high 90-95: low in 70s. United Press leased W in Established 1908 THURS., JULY II. 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA Congressman A. S. Herlong Jr. this morning from Wash­ ington notified The Sanford Herald of the appointment of Mis* Cecile Heard a* p»»*tmaster of the Sanford post office. She will assume oflicc Aug. 2. NO. T.vT M ilitary Spending Cut Billion Only 33 dogs in Longvvood are wearing city license tags . . . and the City Council is going to probe the question at its regular session at 8 to­ night. Deadline (or licensing was last Monday . . . anil the Coimcilmen feel posllive there are more than 3 8 dogs in Longwood. Plans (or a new city hall also will be discus­ sed. # • • Savings Of fy Billions Predicted WASHINGTON l CPU—De­ fense Secretary Robert S. North American Aviation McNamara rrporled in pres officials host a big wing-ding at the Capri Itestaurant to- ident Kennedy today that SI n i g h t . Around Til Navy billion was chopped from mil­ •*brass" and guests have been itary spending for supplies invited. and maintenance during the • • • year ended July I. "Carden of the Month" Raising his sights, McNa­ award goes to Mrs. L. P. Duffy, at 2l*JA Sanford Ave­ mara said he expected econ­ nue. Club members arc hop­ omies totaling $! billion an­ ing that those responsible for nually in purchases of mili­ taking the Harden Club's sign tary supplies and spare parts will approve of the choice for and in operating costs with­ July and place the sign in in the next live years. .Mrs. Duffy's front yard. t, The actual and prospective • • • savings were one-third great­ A cigarct vending machine er than the Pentagon chief atolen from a Mobley Corners estimated would be passible service station last Saturday at the start of a cost rcduc was fished out of a small lake tiun program in IB82. north of the horse track at Hut they only partly oifset Casselberry t h i s morning. increased c o m b a t outlay s Was discovered by Frank which have pushed the de­ 1-argent, of larngwood. Dep­ fense budget up Irom Sl.’t to uty Slim Calloway already $51 billion a year since Mc­ has some suspects on the car- Namara look office. pct. McNamara, in a long mem­ • • • orandum addressed to the "It pays to advertise" is a President, said *7 o<» million slogan long promoted by was saved in purchases alone newspapers . . . hut tills time during the last 12 months. it "paid" in reverse for one "The largest part of this man. A South Seminole bus reduction occurred in spareinessnian read in Wednes­ parts for aircraft and mis­ day's Herald of the arrest of siles," he said. "The •Air a county man and immediate. Force has been aide to re­ i> swore out another warrant duce repair cycle time on charging forgery. high cost items from ini to 4a days. The Navy reduced Police -Sgl. W. It. Cosgrave stocks of high demand spare has been attending the five- parts on aircraft c.irriur* by day meeting of Ihe Florida |H-r cent." Peace Officer* Association at McNamara riled a ion per Miami Reach, winding up cent increase in nuclear war­ with a banquet tonight, with heads in the strategic alert J. Kdwin l.arson, slate treas­ forces and a tin per cent in­ urer, a> the principal speak­ crease in l S. nuclear forces er. in F.iiropf as evidence that • I t economies had not affected • Hath Hamilton reported to- combat strength. day that he is opening an­ other U.imillon lloii.e. Ilestauraut in ihe Hull Winds Apart­ ments at St. Petersburg Ileaeh. Mrs. Hamilton will operate the Fern Park Ham­ MOSCOW (U rn — Russia ilton House. and Red China, apparently Roving docs are di-rupting stymied in the attempt to ii heal llielr rift, recessed their Hie eily garbage ideological talks again today schedule, R. F.. Port.r learn to allow deliberation of their ed today. Householders had respective positions. to discontinue placing their Infor m-it Communist sour­ .lUitainers at the curb in tin ces sail iii«- secret discus­ evenings . , . the dogs mess­ sions probably will he re­ ed things up Then, it seems, sumed Friday It was tie. lb- householders have been lieved the ( hinese negotia­ ton late in the mornings , . . tors were asking for froJi in­ tlu- trucks had already pass­ struction* from Peking. ed Stymied Again, Red Talks Halt Mrs. .1. L. Horton Jr. has informed ft, K Porter that very shortly she will have a number of gripes and com­ plaints (or "The Clock" col­ umn. Nol quite clear what Ihe complaint* wdl tie but she's making a list. • # * Is a new department store planned for Sanford by some out-of town (Inn? Number ol housewives reporting receiv­ ing survey telephone calls, asking "Would you like to s>'e tr a new depart meiil Sanford' Mirim to Uie city sticet inaintrnance people: Those centerline markers on down­ town First Street afe becom­ ing quite worn and faded. How about some new paint? Ami some arrows at Hie be­ ginning of ihe lanes where you run west bound traffic in to a single lane? • * • Memo to the "working girls of Sanford and Seminole County:" The 22nd annua! M iss Southland beauty con test "for working .iris" will he held Aug. 30 at Daytons •each. Only qualifications seeded sir to t><- beautiful Just »* .at ally e my-si, t>d. CPI reported al mam Inday that Prrslrirnl Krnnrdy ha* submitted the namr of 1.1. Col. Edgar R. Siller Sr. a* po-tma-trr al Casselber­ ry to the V. S. Senate. Re­ tired from the IT, 8. Air Force In IMO, Colonel SitIrr ha* resided In Cassel­ berry for five year*, lie will replace Ihe arllng post­ master, Clyde Kerce. Russian Armed Might In Cuba Lawmakers Shy At Enacting 'Growing', Say Refugees Rail Controls MIAMI (UPl) — Russian troops and rocket instidlu* tions in Cuba me "steadily growing.” particularly along the northern const elosCNl to the United States, newly ar­ rived C u h u n underground members said today. Members of the Cuban Free­ dom Fighters Organization gave details on Russian nrtivity In the area around Cuiburien, a key port on the north­ ern I.as Villas coast. They were among ■ group of til persons, including eight women and seven children, who escaped the island in a ltd-foot sailing boat last week and reuched the Florida Keys after a four-day Journey. There i n approximately 10,1)110 Soviet troops in the Calhnrien lone alone, the flee- Way Cleared For Execution Of 2 DKNVKR lU Pl)—The stale of Kansas was given a goahead t" reset an execution date for two convicted killers Wednesday wln-n a loth U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals con­ firmed them conviction. Tlu- admitted killers of seven persons. Janie- Doug las Latham and George Runaid York, escaped (he Kansas galiows 12 hours before their scheduled hanging June It) The Circuit Court stayed tin* execution in order to allow defense attorney Roy Cook of Kansas City, Kan. lime to file a |H-tition of habeas rorpus with the court. The petition w.is filed and Ihe court beard arguments Monday. Cook. wl|o was expected to take the case to the f . .3. .Supreme Court, claimed the jurors were prejudiced y a television interview with the two young soldiers made shortly alter their capture in 1931. York. Li), of Maurireville, Tex , and La Iha in, 21, of Jacksonville, were convicted at Itussrll. Kan. of the mur­ der of lilto Zeigter. a rail­ road employe. In confessions, they admit­ ted killing six other persons In five other states aftrr escaping from the Ft. Hood, Tex . stockade. MISS CECILE HEARD Capt. Mayo Assumes Air Command Friday heed Rtfirijj on f*»r the past t tu rn ■ niiu* month* mi *om* kind of ^AS1I1X(»T0X fortification or installations," ( ongres*. which ha* never said the* freedom fighter, hl« legislate,I a solution lo a n.v Tlie Congressman snul ho fare deeply sunburned from Imnal railroad labor dispute, the voyage in the open boat. was uneasy today over the had been advised by the It. S. "(Inly the Russians are al­ prospect of having lo dti *o Civil Service Commission that now. Capt. Joseph M. Tully Jr. lion's Hangar Four. Mis* Heard and Huy Allen, lowed in there.” Republican* a n d Demo­ acting postmaster for 2's Friday will pas* commnnd of For Capt. Tully the reruOn Frances Key similur construction is in progress crat* alike shuddered al the years, were the only one* to Sanford's Heavy Attack Whig niony will Ihi hi* lust offuiai and on Santa Maria Key "a thought of imposing rnmpul qualify in t hr latest Civil One to Capt. James I). Mayo, contact with threo of Hie six gigantic excavation is ludng wiry arbitration to settle (he Service list of eligible*. Two foiling an association with a squadron* he has guided slnru current luW management others withdrew their names community and u Naval pro- June 27, 1931. Thu Wing's dug in the exact center of the island.” t h e C Ub a n said. clash over rail work rule*. alter the Commission com­ giam that begun eight years other three squadrons are cur­ Federal seizure of (he car­ menced investigation i n t o ago. rently deployed with the U. S. “ Work is done only at night,” rier* likewise was viewed their personal background*. The far-reaching aviation Second and Sixth Fleets. with alarm. • • • For the relieving officer fumiiuiiid will he changed at Key legislators predicted a Following Ihe Civil Service 11 a. m. in formal ceremonies Capt. Mayo, it will be un in­ long debate, possibly extend­ rejuirt. Herlong said In* rec­ in the Sanford Nnvul Air Sta­ troduction to the men he wilt ing beyond the week I’ reil- ommended Mi*s Heard and lend fur the next two years as dent Kennedy has given Con­ Commander of Ihe Navy's was informed by the I’ost Of­ gress after he submit* Ills long-range, carrier-hnsed sir fice Dept, she will take office legislative recommendations stiike arm. Aug. 2. The lawmaker said on July 22. Jinny of the estimated 200 he selected Mis* Heard, a First O f Kind Railway management and civilians who will attend the I'lTTSIltlRHH (U ril — unions have agreed to do Democrat, since Allen 1* a ceremony have already paid Crucible Steel Co. became the nothing until July 2!) that Republican. homage to Co pi. Tully- in an Next step will In- for Pres­ i first proslucrr outside the would cause a nationwide "Appreciation Day” banquet ident Kennedy lo submit Mis* I ‘ ‘Dig 11” Wednesday to sign strike. staged by the Sanford-Sem­ - a 21-month contract with the There was mi indication Heard's name lo the U. S inole County Chamber of Seminole County's f o u r .Senate (or confirmation. I'nitcd Steelworkers union. what the President would Miss Heard, a native of hanking inslllution* arc in­ Commerce June 27. propose, but some congress­ Hut the ceremony will murk Recover Radium ional leaders said they be­ Cordrir, <ia,, wa* graduated cluded in a report "indicating the end of a personal relation­ mill an All degree m sociol­ continued healthy increases JACKSONVILLE (t.'l’l l —A lieved It would seek only ship which tiegan in 1955 37,<U)0 capsule of radium was to settle the dispute at hand. ogy [rum Hie University of in loans and deposits of the when Tully first came to San­ t. corgi a in m 2 ami Hut same s l a t e ' s do _ • commercial recovered Wednesday after be­ Senate Republican leader ford as executive officer of ing traced through the bruin Kvers'tt M. Dirksen, III . said: year was appointed a lieuten hank*'' released today by Heavy Attack Squadron Five ant oi eiiiuinuniealUma in the Floyd Call, executive vice pipes of SL Luke's Hospital "I can see no other course Hie Florida IVAH-7.R here with ■ griger counter. than . legislation—dealing with Navy's WAVE*. She served president of t Tin- widely - known Nuval Ity ( ailed P r e s s (n le m s tio n fI oughnui World War II at Hankers Association *t Or­ . . -.-I. U .mle, i il jc leader is now slated for in­ A W• i - - l i n e drought lando. lleM On I’,lefts should understand that tbi* Miami anil New Orleans. struction nr the National War thrrulri. i lit .-tub di-ustrr Central Florida batiks show T VMPA (I'P I, - Wtlliam nd! he pulling a precedent ( College in Washington, 1). C., proportt-ns tin ouglmt i pai * 1 ommg here in 1918, Mrs* a 13.7 im lease in loan* and the traditional g r o a in i n g |tu1 1- is I'ougc Jr., 11. <d i-n tin taint*- Ituiks, ami It of the .Midwest today, cultie, Heard immediately Joined the an li t per cent increase in school for high-iunking offi­ Tuiopa, was charged by postul may ti*e up lo hatiut ui." the wtnut y ield and poiinp a Sen Huber li. Humphrey. P"4* ollii-e service and lias deposit* a* com pal ci| with cer.* scheduled for top-level iiuthoritie* Wednesday with threat tu the fall crop*, assistant . Se n a t e employed as * clerk lu total* u( n year ago. the theft of #21*1 from mail Minn decision.nmkiny. A I". S. Il> portlnriil of »g Seinmulc County hanking Democratic leader, said Con i»*''*ni time she i* the a d i b e s s e d l o T a n q t . i la in k s. Friday's ceremony will fea­ ri* irItcin di-aster committee gre-s coir.l "open up a pan Hrsl |**,»t**l employe to he ligures, as reiNirled hy t all ture addresses by Vice Adlib win to meet in Washing <m ilora's box of trouble*" if|p)om«ied Horn the rank* to iu comparison in-twecti the Ftunk G'ilclrne, eotmuumlcr Strike Kiuls today to consider Hoy. John MIAMI tCI'l) — Transpoit It had to pass legislation to the j»i*t mastership in Sail years ending June 29, PXU, of Naval Air Forces for th* K.yuoM*' reiprest to declare ford. and June 30, 1932, are. Woikers I'miin mes-hunira re deal with the situation. Atlantic Fleet, and Rear Adnt. Jl> Wisconsin counties drought Residing at 2nd Virginia Saniuid Vllantie National Humphrey said a law re­ turned to their jo ha al the R o b e r t (ioldthtruite, Com­ disaster areas. Pan \oierienn World Aiiways quiring compulsory arbitra­ Vvemic, Miss Heard is a Hunk — 13 s per cent increase mander Fleet Air Jackson­ Ill lhe Oklahoma Panhandle overhaul hast! here today al­ tion could seriously harm col­ tieliibcr ol First Methodist in loans ami discounts, ,$3.- ville, a request wu* made for a | ter settling a dispute over lo­ lective bargaining, ami rail- Church, Sanford Women's 288,1)1*1, up from Si..128 ,i**>. drought designation, but Hoy. mail settlin'* rou Id lead lo '■olf A*<oei.ition ami diner- ami two per cent inrreasu in cution of time clock* Henry Ihdlmnn rejected it. lolal deposits, SH,<*il,i**t, lip nationalization of the rail in Iran Legion Post 33. saying dry weather was oro­ Allen was appointed acting Irom Slu 8.18,000. dustry. Regain Control of the hazard* of farming. [ostmastcr Nov, 39, l!*g), by Florida -Statu Itnnk — 2.9 TALLAHASSEE Il l'll — Some areas of southwestern lien President Elsenhower, tier cent dccre.ua In loans The Cabinet lluhgct Commis­ TAMPA (UPl) — Thu Kansas have tarn declared ■mrtly la'fore he left office. a n d discounts, $5, Hkl.tXK), Electrical sion has regained it* control Workers Union drought stricken. The wheat Mien's appointment never dmvtl Irom $5,258,1**1, and IJ b went on strike today agnintt over spending by the slate’s crop suffered considerable was confirmed by Hie Demo- per cent increa e in total de- Genera! Telephone Company universities—a power it near­ damage In western Kansas, i m Iic controlled Senate. Hr |Msits, SI 1,795,1*8), up from of Florida, which servos six ly lost during the Iasi h-gisalthough farms rs said they si id today hr will nol seek JI3,02Luuu. lulu re. Tsmpa Huy area counties, gnt a better yield than they In remain in the p»*t office Oviedo Citizens Dank—28.2 t'n itrd P re ss ln lr n ijls - ii.il 'Die strike, which followed expected. per rent Increase in loans urn! the breakdown Wednesday of The nation's integration sit Vice No Release In southwest Iowa and discmmls, $1,1)17,1**), up from contract negotiations between MIAMI |U ril — Marco* nnilhws-tt Missouri farmer* $793.(8*1, and :t. I per cent de the nMiipany and I u’*l 821 of Perez Jimenez remained in today. New racial upheaval* sissided to i s-,is‘ li vuls- a s loud crease in total ili'p-jslls, $3, the Ititt'iiiAtionn! ItrutherhoiHl Ilia County jail today la cruise in Cambridge, M•I . ami Sa­ seeding program Ilie) said Nil,non down Irom $2.9iti,l*'U. ut Kltctrical W'mkcr*, caught it federal judge squelched the vannah, <!j . rvsutlcd in ar was highly siii-ecisful in I‘Jo7. South Semmolu Hank at the telephone company hy former Venezuelan strong son, ilireat*, gunfire, nark They said they were eight man* latest bid to be freed hurling an<l (ear gas Fern Park II 8 per cclil ill surprise. inches de ficient in rainfall for In Cambridge two empty mi Imrul. crease ill loan* and discounts, til. F Shcddcii. Sanford the season Ni-gni houses went up In GAINESVILLE (UIM) - A j "w.—i up ...... *1-18,3 marugi-r of Southern It II, liaises U rjC C 'll flames and white men drove said Imlay tlu- West Coast norhlHii.ml rar swerved mio .... ......... 31 7 '“ 'r “ Mt ,n WASHINGTON il l’ll - - through a Negro scetiun bur (he southbound lane on I S. ........ . Sl' •trike will not iu sny way Defrost) Secretary Roller l S. bog britks at pedestrian*. u f f u l lo- id (ol* plume si-rvir- ) m last night, .sideswipe...... . l,,,m McNiiniarn uppruh-il Wedncs- Stzsts- and local jadiee were car and smashed head mi in­ •lay lo the Senate lo restore hard put to break up an an to mother killing three per­ pay raise* for junior military 'tr>' crowd of Negroes wlai son- and injuring sewn, the officers to Induct* more of threatened to march inbi the lllgEvuy Patrol reported tlieni to slay in the service. white mi ghborlw-id Tic dead were Mrs Eliza In Savannah, police broke i belli Sander* llowrun, 17, uf up j demonstration by an Leave Ik* in I 'm. 4ill a, Shirley Diane RERUN lI t'll v Polish estimated 2 ,im*) Negros-.* ear­ Sinr.ii Li, and Harry Smith, -nr foire major and hi* family ly today and used tear gas 10, loth of l.ikc Wales. who flew to asylum in West and high pressure water I 'li* Highway Patrol said IWIIn in a two-sealer train­ hoses. The demonstrator*, shout the accident occurred when ing plane have been taken to a c..r driven by Ross Fred­ West Germany, an A met nail mg (or the release from jail erick Rowron, 72, husband of ■ > f their leader, slashed police j spokesman said today. (See Mr* Howron, veered into the car tires, puiled open the story on tinge 2.| Join fighters who declined to permit use of their names— said. They -aid Russians com­ mand troops in trueking down rebel forces, and there also me "foreign troops” used. "Some nf them look like Mongolians,” one of the arriv­ als said. "The Russians use Cuban militia uniforuia unit also Culinn army uniforms,” he added. "There is Irrmrnduux con­ struction activity in the Cniburien area and even on the three keys off Culharicn,” sold another. ‘‘ Most of it is done at night and the construction areas are for the most part off limit* to Cubans.” The thiee keys ate Fragoso, Flu lice* and Santa Maria. They are from 12 to gu miles offshore. "The Frugoso Key. which was virtually uninhabited, intense consti action work has m w a ... Healthy Gains For Seminole Banks Reported Midwest Areas Hit By Drought Phone Strike In Tompa Bay Area Violence Flares In Two Towns 3 Killed, 7 Hurt As Cars Crash - .T STI Of II p . l 'I T T "I .I ...ill I .11---- IL sides*iprd a car that ■tied with arresters, amt lay Ferry Sinks tried tu get out id hi* way, down in front of the polite . HI'ENGS AIRES (LI' lj then traslted into a car driv­ The Argentine f e r r y I-o a t vehicles when they began to en by Chester Alt* .Smith, II. move. Ciu-Iud Asuncion caught foe of lake Wales, the Patrol and sunk today in the River said. I'lale Estuary. All 425 per­ Sin til's son. Harry, and sons alios id were reported cousir, Shirley, were kill •aVeil by the Argentine mine­ and l*o other sons were bussweeper king. BRUSSELS (UPl) k pitaliud. lit* wile. Alta, was t»inth etphxlcd ejrly today huspitiHze*! in "very criti­ Tot Killed at Height ill's tomb of the cal" fondition. MIA.MI I d ’ll A mie-year- unknown soldier, damaging Alvi hospitalized were Howi old girl was killed yetleiday the memorial and extinguish ron, 2-year-old Harry llowa hen her mother accidentally tng its "sacred flsine" for 1ron ind another passenger tun over her while backing a the first time since the end in tlu Hiwrun car, Gary tar out a driveway. Police ... — of -----------------------............. .. .. Frey, 13, uf Umatilla. of World War I. Uaid Mrs. Mary Ann ReurlsWindows in the area were The Highway Patrol said l*y. 3<). of Jamestown, N. Y„ shattered but atlthurilie* -aid lluwroi wottUi be charge lacked over her daughter, there wetc n*i rejuris o. with inving o’t the wrun | 1-aura Ana. ■ ), 1tide o Lie load. Bomb Snuffs Out ‘Sacred Flame* POSTMAN Kl> DKK1IKKT has had u toni|mni«n <>n his mail rounds every day but one fur the last five months. 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'• T*1^ v 4-y . tr* # i Commission Named To Railway Pension Fund Facing Bankruptcy iy's Backers Feel Has Made Gains MIAMI BEACH (U P I) — S o ffo r to r s o f Gov. Nelson A . BedtafeQer f o r the Republi­ c s presidential nomination M a y f e d bo has won a “ new kteetk o f life " at the N ational Governors' Conference. RackcfeDer has been the mala nttraetkn a t the conjO iaen nod la looked upon as the apokeaman for the 16 Beyablknn governors. Even hie l i n t round defeat In the civil righto figh t won him top billing am ong thoee attendlag the conference. The N ew York governor and hie m w wife “ Happy” were given the leudest ap­ plause b y a crowd watching Mounfies Don't Always Get Man WASHINGTON (U P I) — The bend o f the Royal Can* adian Mounted I*o!icc admit­ ted today that the Mountlea d e n t nhraya get their man. In fact, said Commissioner C. W . Harvlson, they don’t area try. “ With the tremendoue var­ iety o f work we have today, It would be utterly ridieuloua to continue e h n ■ I n g a man through hell and high water, M matter what offense be had committed,” Harvlson said in • copyright interview with U. B. News and World Report. “ It la true, however, that we never close a file on a aerlous offense,” he said. Harrison blamed Hollywood chiefly fo r building up the idea that the Mountlea never let n suspect get away. The m l m otto o f the Mountlea, be aald, ia “ Maintain the lig h t" Average Family Insurance $8900 M IA M I BEACII (P N 3 ) — Edwin I.arson, State Treasurjlo n e r , says the average F lo. rida fam ily baa $8,000 worth a/ life Insurance. Larson told the national convention o f the Woodmen o f the World, a fraternal benefit society, that Florida fam ilies have increased their •overage nearly fo u r times In last 10 yeare. L ife Ineurance In force In Florida Increased 1,385 per cent from 1911) to Itidt, I.araon reported. The national In* crease during llm s a m e period, he eald, w as I IP per cen t The commissioner a d d e d that ordinary Insurnnce e x ­ perienced the greatest growth, follow ed by group Insurnnro. the state chief executives and th eir ladles enter a hotel last n igh t fo r a dinner end floor ihowe “ It's Just like campaign­ ing,” n Rockefeller bscksr said. “ It looks tike ws have a new breath o f life." Private polls o f the COP governors, hewsver, indicate R ockefeller haa a “ long, hard fig h t" ahead o f him if he is to win the psrty's nomination next yenr. Sfost o f those poll­ ed decline to talk fo r the rec­ ord. “ A t the present time, his chances are slim, but any thing can change within the next yenr," was the wsy m any o f them put it. There seemed to be general agreem ent Rockefeller picked up strength with hie civil righto battle at the confer­ ence. His marital situation la the big question mark. D u r in g the conference, R ockefeller bae taken pains to see that his brills of two and a half months meets a s j many peopls as possible, but keeps silent on issues before the conference. She avoided In fern al discussions by the governors' wives. Last night at the dinner party, the Rockefellers ware among the first on the dance floor. The political importance o f Rockefeller’s d l v o r c s and m arriage to the former Mrs. M argarstta “ Happy” Murphy Is a subject Republican and Democratic governors alike refuse to talk about for “ the record.” Off-the-record how­ ever, they say It is ons of ih t most important questions fac­ ing G OP leaders. “ A t the present time, his remarriage has hurt him seri­ ously in my state," a mid* westerner said. “ He may be able to overcome the reaction, but I doubt it." Ben. Harry Goldwater, the Arisona conservative, w a s given considerable strength in southern states. _ f f l t I ^ LOSS . B gn L r Iff JODS w ^ " WASHINGTON (U P I) - Don. The commission "should President Kennedy is appoint­ undertake the moat com pre­ hensive review o f this com ­ ing a eom m litioa on sutomaplex and many-sided subject lion to search lor m e n u of ever ventured,” Kennedy said. leasing the unemployment He gave the commission backwash caused when msuntil the end of next y ea r to |chines replace man. complete its study. Ttie President announced Kennedy ssid that last y ea r’s appointment o f the commieManpower Development and laton Monday aa part of his training Act is "to o lim ited " m essage to Congress asking in scope to “ provide the full that the Interstate Com a c n e answer** to a problem o f the Commission step into a prime magnitude of that posed by example of the im pact autounemployment in an age of 1m atioo can have—the railroad rapidly advancing technology. work rules dispute. A Labor Department report He said the commission this month blamed autom a­ Iwould outline the effecU au­ tion as the chief cause of tomation is likely to have wiping out 775,000 production during the next 30 years and job i since 1957. |recommend governmental acOne o f the problems o f au­ tom ation-cau sed unemploy­ ment ia that the workers re­ placed by machines usually are unskilled o r only sem i­ skilled. Jobs they can Dll with no further training are scarce so a retraining pro­ gram is a vital necessity. The l.shnr Department has reported that in 1956, for the Seminole High School elass first lime in labor history, I of ’S3 is making plins for white collar workers outnum­ its 10-year reunion at (he Ca­ bered blue collar workers. pri Restaurant fn nCcember. All members in this area are urged to attend a meeting S T O C K H O L M (U P I) Thursday at 8 p.m . in the caucus room at First Federal Health authorities indicated I building on West First Street. today they soon would de­ These meetings hare been clare this capital city free I held monthly since April and of amallpox after a virulent many ateps already are un- outbreak which killed four |derway to insura a auccessful persona. Twenty-five persons eonreunion. Committee reports I will be given on the progress racted the disease, believed made along with suggestions to have hern brought in by a sailor. concerning future preparaI Ilona. Anyone who Is a member of LOOT ATLANTIS I the class o f ’S3 Is Invited to The island of Atlantis is the gathering which in itself supposed to have existed In Is interesting since it provides the Atlantic Ocean near the a chance to see and talk with Strait of Gibraltar. Legend is classmates. that it sank into the sea. SH S'53 Class ” Plans 10-Year Reunion Party City Nearly Clear MAZ1E ALLEN, “ Southern Regional Roller Skate Queen” and an active member o f the Skat* City Roller* Dance and Figure Club o f Fern Park, will fly to Portland, Ore., this weekend to represent the eight Southern states at the “ American Roller Skate Queen Contest” July 27. She is being honored at n “ funtime party” open to the generul public ami sponsored by the club Thursdny at 7:30 p.m. at the Skate City Roller rink in Fern Park. Obedience, Pet Show Set Sunday The Mid-Florida Obedience and Judging WASIHNGTON (U P I) Railroad and union repre*enu tiv * » h ,v « t r o l l y ‘ n e e d to ask Congress to k e y mil- reUrment fund from bank-1 Bath taxes apply ruptcy. Future benefits that to the first SlOO ia the fund is rrrjuim l to pay earnings. The railr out f« r exceed anticipated their em ployes tax revenue. Ironically, railroad labor ■® *»t and management quietly ' railroads pay into the^ Jib* reached tha reported agree- leM P*F fund. Both fund* meat on the payroll tax legls- are in serious financial trou* lation at the very time that We. One source said he had they were deadlocked over ibe work rules issue lhat heard estimates that the pro* threatens a nationwide rail p ou t would provide $79 mil­ lion a y e a r in additional re­ strike. The main feature of the venue , with railroads amt payroll proposal would boost •h#lr em ployes each paving to $450 a month the earnings 128 million more into the re­ base to which the railroad re­ tirement fund and the rail­ tirement tax and unemploy­ roads paying about $33 mil­ ment compensation tax ia ap­ lion more into the Jobless pay fund. MOSCOW (U P I) — Tbs plied. Ruaaians today were expected to keep under wraps the lat­ est defecting U.S. intelligence employe until they enn ex­ ploit his propaganda value in a press conferenes. Victor Norris Hamilton, 44, naturalised American o f Arab extraction, announced Slonday through the government Q A « f g | If Y our Trade-In le Worth More Than Required Down newspaper Izvestla that he u R l C I Payment, We'll Give You The Difference In CeeM sought political nsylura in Russia because he was “ out* raged” by U. S. espionage activities in Washington and the Mid-East. An "open-letter” indicated that Hamilton informed Cominunint officials o f elaborate *lj. S. monitoring systems In the Mediterranean ares. He was the third U. S. intelli­ gence employe to g o behind the Iron Curtain in e s many r»t toe d®*1*' years. ttse*-**1 In Washington, the De­ fense Department said Ha­ milton w as let out o f the Na­ tional S e c u r i t y Agency (N S A ) fou r years a g o be* cause psychiatrists believed •WINS INTO ACTION NOW-YOUR BRtMNT him on the verge o f a mental CAR*® VALUE DROPS MORE EVERY DAY YOU WAIT breakdown. Reds Prepare To Make Most Of Defection Great George bravery. awarded H. Britain awards Its Cross for civlian King George Vi first it during World War Hunt Lincoln - Mercury, Sanford FA 2-1881 Inc. Winter Park MI 4-0209 109 North Palmetto Avenue Sanford, Florida will start soon Club has slated a pet show after. and obedience match for Sun­ day at Casselberry batl park. This show, for all breeds of fly Mrs. Adam Muller The Dellary Fire Dept, will meet nt 7:30 p.m. Thursdny for the second o f a seritw o f special practlrs drills being held at the Firs House. A total of 21 men respond­ ed to the first drill held Inst Friday to receive Intensive Instruct ion end practice In the operation o f fire trucks and pumps. At this time five new men applUd for membership in the group. Thursday's' drill will he pre­ ceded at 7 p.m. by an extend­ ed continuous blast on the house siren. ,, J 3U IO V dogs, Including mixed breeds, DeBary Firemen To Hold Drill _ A will award trophies in obedi­ ence in both open and novice classea, plus a trophy for the highest scoring dog. Chuluola Slates Show Tryouts Tryouts are slated at 8 p.m. I this Thursday and next Thurs­ There will tie six classes in dny for the Variety Show be­ the pet straw, including Larg­ est dog, smallest dog, most unusual dog, dog with longest cars, best trained dog and lo s t groom ed dog. The win­ ners of each of these classes will receive a trophy, with ribbons going to second place winners, and a rosette for the best in show in the pet class­ es. Sandwiches and cold drinks will be available on the grounds. Entries will rinse at 1 p.m. ing sponsored by the Chuluola Recreation and Bench Fund Raising Committee to help When climbing counts... 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In the left photo he is pictured with Religious Leaders Urge Passage Of Civil Rights Bill * 5 5 * '* ' WASHINGTON The pending rsilroid strike to Congresa about the "fealhissue will be the topic ot an address by Ray Bullard, public relations d i­ rector o f the ACL railroad, out of Jacksonville, before the Sanford Jayrccs Thursday noon at the Civic Center. Pro­ gram Chairman Frank Voltoline extends an invitation to all interested persons to sit in and hear Dullard. • • • R. C. Porter has learned where is “ Aaism eer," as re­ quested in Tuesday's "C lo c k " colum n. Thanks to ilerky Rapaport, Casselberry phy­ sician, who just recently vis­ ited there with his fam ily, we learn that Aaismeer is in H o lla n d . Today's mail brought a postal card similar Wt the one yesterday from Wally Dietrichs, with this note from Ilerky. "A aism eer is in Holland and is very fa ­ mous for its flower auctions. Tl»e picture on the other side shows the 'd o c k ' at the auc­ tion ." • • • Hibbard Casselberry wns be. fore the County Commission Tuesday anent his proposed site fo r the new state univer* sity. He eouldn't he hturd ut the press table hut Gen. J. C. Hutchison explained to him w hat is the State’s order o f procedure in the matter. • • • One |ane o f •tuck open at available to S h eriff J. I . day. • the 17-98 bridge I'ulatku now N motor tra ffic. Hobby said Vo• e All department budget re­ quests have be«ii sule.uitte 1 and the City Commissi'jn will commence hearings eavly next ntonih, Acting City Manager Henry Tamm »nij today, • • • — a r d not degenerate into civil c/taos.” The testimony was read be­ the nation's three m ajor reli­ fore the House Judiciary sub­ gious faiths joined today in committee by Hr. Kugene hacking President Kennedy's Carson lllake, chief executive full civil rights program an oiieer of the Presbyterian a moral and practical nccq.> Church, U.S.A., who recently was arrested while taking sity. They urged Congress to puss part in an anti-segregation it immediately with a pr iyer demonstration. He read a that the racial struggle “ will joint statement on behalf of remain a social revolution himself; the Rev. John F Cronin ol the National Cath­ olic Welfare Council, and Ra­ bbi Irwin M. Blank of Englewod, N. J.. chairman of the ■Social Action Commission. [Synagogue Council of AinrrI ica. I lllake said the "religion* . i -•! <Ieu . ui America eon BERLIN ( C PI)—-F orm er l tlemn* r . ism as blasphemy S. Vice President Richard M against Gad. It recognizes Nixon was to crozts the Berlin that the racial segregation Wall today for a first hand and discrimination that (low look at Germ an communism. trout it are a dental of the |worth which God has given ■to all persons.” PARIS (171*11—The French He said denial o f the basic Senate rebelled against Pres­ I rights ot the individual is im ­ ident Charles de Gaulle to­ moral. day by r<<3ecting a govern­ A number o f national reli­ ment lii'J to outlaw flashgious organizations join with strikes try stale employes. the clergymen in supporting the program and lllake said these groups and the Negro M IAM I (UPI» A San people also are aware of "the F ran cisco doctor filed a $30,disabilities upon Spanish000 su it against Windjammer speaking Americans, Indian Cruir.cs Inc. Tuesday, claim ­ Americans as well as upon ing his son w as. abandoned people o l Asian harkground" on a remote island during a in the United States. roiind-thc-worhl voyage. "There is growing dissatis­ faction wit.'i gradualism and nromlsrs of future progress," TALLAHASSEE (U PD — lllake testilicd. Ally. Gen Itirhard Ervin "There can he no further said yesterday the new pub­ in keeping faith with lic defender law does not per 11 the rr-|»insibilily to put the mit a public defender to 1 r , practice criminal law outside a" ‘ « “ ie obligations that we acknow­ his jo b as public defender. ledge into action.” he said. m w A ... BRIEFS Ni\V»n T» Slap At DeGaulle $50,000 Suit Defender Law The l,rcsb>lerian official SPARTANBURG. S. C. , ,1"' ' ' r l »....... c iv “ (U P I) Air units of the r,t-hts m e,sage "clea rly set. WEATHER: Partly rlotulf today and Thursday with scattered afternoon showers; high today 8B-9.7;; low tonight in 70s. V0I.7o.T~ United IW -TLcnsfii W ire" Tjfctttbli.-died 1908 Demonstration Demand Modified SREB Elects WKD.. JULY ” I, I'.IGlt SANTUltl), FLORIDA- The ~~ NO. 762" U.S. Supreme Court decision that all indigent pci* Avery Urges Legal Action On Food Law Zorian Drops Offer To Build Marina J. J. Zorian, o f Orlando, with only six days rmmining on a ISU-duy option, withdrew hia offer today to eon- nptiim would have letter law and with (be passed Legislature felonle* by subsequent the Florid* providing public defenders, w ill cost the eight counties o f Ute Ninth Judicial expired rends charged counsel, und would nut he extended. /Julian's sons must be provisted with lcga| that he i.nd his associaUsi mud* a »tru«* * nnvi'/irv on Lot- Vnn- study o f "required elements loe ill m letter to Hit City him) a feasibility layout for ihe marina in a thrrs«-stuge Com mis sion. Only lust Monday evening j plan.’’ He said tb.it lifter retbs- Commission agreed to evl'zing tentative bids und hisvnotify Zorian on July '2H his inj- sullied rusts it was divided it "is economically uiiMiund us a private investment.'* He wrote further that "the cost of Ihe sew er lift station, ir.Jlial paving, adequate res­ taurant facilities and snack D ir, as well as the first units ivl* the niuriua. itself, make it iu'.mo.st impo.ssibU. in our opin­ ion, for u private investor to make a fair return on his WASHINGTON (UPI I considering the House Com merce Committee investment Chairman Oren Harris form­ Lusiness risk tukrsi.'' Zni inn's tentative plans, ally a,kcd the railroads today to delay putting their propos­ sketches ami layouts for the ed work rules into effect for tnarina were delivered to the IJity, in keeping witli tlw op­ 30 days. Harris appealed to the rail­ tion agreement. Mayor Torn McDonald said roads to give Congress more lim e to consider the com pli­ loday the City has n<» defi­ cated dispute presented to it nite plans now for a marina by President Kennedy. He "hut surely will look into the ackcd for an answer within matter o f finding someone who will he Intertwleil.’* 24 hours. The Arkansas Hemncrat said that Congress could not and should not lie required to I act on Kennedy’ s proposal 1or averting a strike by next | Tuesday, the date the rail- 1 mails said they wuuld put j the new work rules into o p e r ­ Tlie technical jargon used ation. The rail unions liavs* in legal description of prop­ j slated they will strike if tigs, erty ram e in (or a blj>t (ruin county commissioners today |rules are pul into effect. with Commissioner John Fitz­ I (See Story on Page 3 i patrick making a motion that future legal advertisements also include a description of Ihe property in question which "the ordinary person ! TALLAHASSEE (U P I) can understand.” Tl»e Slate Utilities C om m is­ "Y es, let’ s not la- so cryp­ sion issued an order today tic about this and maybe we I prohibiting conjunctive lu ll­ won't have these delegations ing by electric com panies o f property ow n er, appealing with certain exceptions. for adjustment alter zoning Conjunctive billing is the hoard hearings have already practice o f combining, lor hern held.” added CommisBilling pufjpoM -i;*'m f'iijuirat(r sloner Jam es Avery, oilier consumption* of two or njore commissioners concurred and meters serving a single snisIhe motion pas,ed jtom er. Benefit of the p r a c ­ Com m is,loners al-o order tice is that combined usage ed that the notification of apportions a greater pet s entproperty owners he extended ,ag e o f the ru-lom cr'* ret|itireto include those within a 300I merits to the lower price rate instead of the blocks fur a reduced total font radius standard 130 feel. , charge. House Leader AsksRailsTo Rescind Rules Legal Language Under Blast "R ed ta>k force” claim ed ,or,1,„ l,'e n ,v‘ ‘ " ,r overwhelming superiority t o - } ,M,n day in the opening phase of Operation Swift Strike III. the nation's largest peacetime Among other break-ins last military maneuver. night, as reported on the po­ lk * blotter tode.y. was an ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI) item that thicve-i had broken ST. PETERSBURG (U P I) into Croiims High School anil More Ulan 100 Negroes staged \ dynamite Mint ripped u a noisy six-hour demonstriirifled a vending machine. • 4 • two in front of the county hole ill a General Telephone Co. building h n e yesterday Both protusta o f I.ittle jail last night when authori­ us outside effort* to end the ties refused to reles.ee seven I.c ague gam es played here two • week • old strike were Tuesday night wero disallow, Negro juveniles arrested for stepp.-d up. anti-segregation picketing. ed by the ntate commissioner A second federul mediator and the Sanford Nationals arrived m Tampa, across 1 1’ ■ 11 ,n " m> *»...■ 'fi Tampa Buy from here, to Join T N 1I1.1J .’ v M i n ' , , .night, Jim Jrrnigan rt-ports. (U PI) — African delegations I John Kenney in an alUtiTpC Th* winner o f this contest today were preparing a reso-1 *° negotiate a settlement, will meet th* winner o f the lotion on Portuguese colon -' Hillsliorough County * lig is . nortlunzi suK-dlaliicl. proba­ lialistn more moderate than lalive delegation asked (i«v . bly K’ riday, Jernigan said. ;Tuesday's Soviet demand ui ' Farris Bryant to step into tbs • • • the Security Council that Por­ i picture and push for arhitraA ug. 29-31 have been set tugal get put of Afrira this ‘ ion «f negotiations break fo r the big all-out hark-todown. year. a.iio.d promotion by downtown A company gunnl and an Slinford merchants, A spec ial equipment engineer witur**<,f featu re o f the sale days will MIAMI BEACH (U PD —V ir­ the dynamiting yesterilay at a | The commission said in hr based on a popular song ginia G cv. Albertis S. Harri- southaide equipment station. I most instances, the p ri.ctice ! from another country. More von Jr. D the new president They said a muri ran from is unjustly discrim in a te y. It NEW YORK t UI'D For* about this later. of the Southern Regional Ed­ woods near the building and pointed out that it roslt* Use titer White House pres* secre­ s e e faded back into the under, utility no more to se r v o two tary J .un cs C. Haggerty hi** ucation Board. Anyone want to lay any Harrison was elected Tues­ brush. separately-owned stores Iji d if­ been shifted from head o f b e u that AFTER a life ia day to bead the board, com ­ Minutea later tbc dynamite ferent locations titan for sim- ABC's new* division to the sacrificed there’ ll be a traffic prised o f 16 Southern states, went o ff, blowing some bricka jil*r service to jointly*rwned vie* presidency o f corporal* signal installed th. ro within succeed North Carolina from the building and causing [rstsblishments m th« same relations fo r th<- nt(w ork's t>0 liaya 7 j about foO wurtb pi daiyig*. kGoy. Terry Sauioiii, ‘ iocaUuas, , V anul Juw . Phone Station Is Dynamited Board Gets Breakdown For County ® I i r g > a n fn rfr i j m t U i (U P I) Maneuvers On was held in the early evening at the home o f I)r. and Mrs. W. Vincent Rolwrts on Summerlin Avenue. Tito right photo pictures Dr. and Mrs. Roberts and Sir Valston. The couple entertained the Australian air offi­ cers since Mrs. Ilolterts is a cousin o f John Curtin, wartime prime minis­ ter of that country during the war years. (Herald Photos by Bill Vincent) Defenders To Cost $6,522 Yearly Prominent representatives o f •nd President Kennedy’ ! bill erheddlnx” Marine Capt. Richard E. Haislip viewing the guard. The Australian air chief was welcomed by NAS officers who will brief the visitors on U. S. Naval operations here. In the center photo he is shown with Capt. James (). Mayo (left), commanding officer o f Hntwing One, and Capt. Robert Ware (right), commanding offiuer o f NAS. A reception for the visitors Electric Billing Practice Banned Haggerty Named ■ ■ y r K -it , l Charging that "apparently lobbyists have mure influ­ ences with our legislative delegation than do the coun­ ty com m issioners,” Commis**>ner J a m e s ' Avery today made a motion (hat !hs< Semi­ nole commissioners join those e . J jollier counties in taking court Nikita Offers If Guarantee On Africa Dll. W. V. ROHE UTS ! r wuh installed us Ri'uiid . knight of thu Knights of Columbus Tuesday (•veiling in ceremonies ul the K. of C. home, MOSCOW ( U I 'D -I 'ie m ls r (Herald Photo) Nikita Khrushchev today of- Two Governors Out To Get JFK action If they were refused sale ot canned foods from the stale penal Institution. Avery stated as a back­ ground for his motion that the county establishments such as the county home, the county sheriff's o ffic e ami county school lunchrooms have been buying canned foods put up by tlie state prison farm at about 20 percent savings over com m crrially canned food, for a number o f years. During the last session of the legislature, A very said, lobbyists for the food com ­ panies got a law passed for­ bidding the purchase of Ihese canned foods by the county. However, the law was amended to exclude some 30 counties whose legislators re- feted guarantee* to nmku the African continent a non-nu­ clear zone if the United State* quested lliat their county be and other nuclear powers excluded. I "W e specifically requested agree. Khiushehey made hi* offer ,m,r Seminole County tcgisla- n* American, lliitish and S o - 1 l o havc t'*"1" ' vict nrgotiutuns met for whut a' M’ r *c h|ded from this MIAMI BEACH (UI*1) - (lipluniatii until rmiltl !*• the ' ’ ridiculous law. Imt tins Govs. George C. Wallace of final round o f talks aimed at n" 1 ,|,mc' ApparciUiy h>Alabama and Kovs Barnett of a limited nuclear test ban « ' fr*’ '1 '‘ ibhyists have more Mississippi are meeting In­ treaty that would be the firat , influence with our legislative formally with other govern- major cold war settlement in delegates than the board o f nors to drum up support (or c |Khl y e#ti ( county comm issioners,” Avplan to block President Ken j in , cry remarked, nedy's re-election. The two Deep South gover mirs said they have had sev oral informal chat* witli chief *age to African nations which I took part In the recent c o n 1,.nru ttt Addis Ababa, EthiI executives from other stale, in his message, Khrushchev on their proposed "unpledged pledged further Soviet efforts electors" plan. to ease world tension. Proponents of Ihe move arc "W e shall go on doing urging that state legislator, j everything to ease intetuuamend their rlectinn law , hy |tional tension, to eunsolidate making a 'preferential pn ,iBy implementing the dcnlial prim ary" nianada prlni'i|ile* of tlie peaceful eotory. Hits, they say, would existence o f stutea,” he *ai<l. enable a second vlate of "un [ ----phslged” presidential elec f tors—an anti-Kennedy slate— to appear on llte stale pri­ mary ballots. Circuit, including Scminol* County, a total of $62,430 per year. Added to this will tv* 410,230 for two salaries pay* able hy the State for a total annual budget of $78,710. Seminole's share Is estimated at $6,522 a year. These were the figure* pro. senled Tuesday afternoon to the County Commission by W, D. Frederick newly Jr., appointed Orlando, public do* fender for this Judicial Cir* cult. Frederick apprised Tito Herald that only tills morning he had received an opiniots from the attorney general tho new state law provides tins state shall pay his salary o| $9,730 ansi that of ono as* sistant o f $6,300. while all other expenses, such as cleri* cal, office, etc., shall he paid by the respective counties. All Floriila counties a re watching with interest a suit filed in Volusia County fo r court determination o f thw state law. However, Frederick said to* day he cannot wait for tho court's decision, since it m ay be b>ng, drawn-out litigation. He added that in his bud* get for the eight counties o< this district he has grouped Brevard and Seminole as "D i s t r 1 e t II," am| lu s fixed county contribu* lion* for his expenses at $6.* 1 Tlu* ,n" " on ,,y AvC,ry f e r - , hat. l' " unl>r ,k’ ' ParJ">ents he instructed to ; make Uteir usual orders for food from the prison (arm [and if they were refused the ia!c, that Somiivilu County in­ vite oilier counlie, who also are unable to purchase such supplies to join then, in a suit' N fur s‘ ,|' " ni0,e an,‘ * 13 M9 against the state. '*r, Ur‘ ' arJ‘' n ^ "I dot) I believe such a ! Ia" ' ,n " « “ a| furthor hal law that applies to certain -ince 38 psr cent o f the erim o *» ^ ‘‘ is,rilc t i U m Brevard lie "p robably would appoint an a,slslant defender ill TitUSVlUe.” Frederick stated furthef that H Seminole does not agree to budget $6,322 for this county's share ot ex* ponses "a s a ratable share, WASHINGTON f l T ’ l) c |then it will have to tie on a li e Kennedy adminittrati m j C V C T C J l O r m S fee basis, which will b<s to<lay sought hi muster con­ TALLAHASSEE (U P D much more expensive.” gressional support for the Boat owners must pay ad Chairman J. C*. Hutchison limited nuclear test ban 1 I ’nilril I’ rrss lulernalional valorem ia\e, ull !!,< if Lu.iiniijji l| T r r r 'V.V1..1 \g,.| T tB t .1 " i treaty which has Ix-en worn T sets m fiscal Him despite a irs| out with Russia amt llrt-{lashed Vlahanu early loday |meml>er, pressed Frederick new law which substitute* a lain. with lull, heavy ram anil I whether tie would apjsi.nl an registration fee for property assistant in Seminole " h * Any test ban agreement j sharp lightning. taxes on boats. A lly. Gen. Birmingham. A la., ducked the U,ue.” The de* ! would have to Im- ratified hy Th e Kiehard Ervin ruled yester­ I weather bureau radar was fender told The Herald " I tin- Ss-nate. day. t Two-third* o f the senators knocked out of serv ice hy the can't an,wer Dial question Ervin said the new law will voting would have to approve lightning. A large tree was y e t ” Hot fie indicated that not take effect until 196C Ihe treaty under the U. S. blown unto a two-story apart- a Seminole-Brevard assUant meat building at Bessem er, would com e from Titusville, Constitution. In an effort to win the Ala., 13 miles southwest of "with jiossibiy later a secosrt CHELTENHAM, jin Sanford.” England needed Senate backing, Sec Birmingham. General llutchL«n said fur* The worst o f tlie thunder­ (U l*l) — Bartender George retary o f State Dean Rusk I’ugh stood bravely at liU jw cnt before tlie Senate For- storms were in north-central ther that thu Commission Relation* Committee Alabama. Trees were uproot­ members will “ mull over** puit Tuesday when u swarm eign o f more than 3,000 boss in­ Tuesday with a copy of the ed and (lower lines were Frederick's budget request vaded hi* pub and sent ail tentative two-page treaty to down with one inch hail re ­ and discuss K in detail at itsl th* customer* running fur outlaw land, sea and air ported in the southeast s e c ­ next regular meeting on AugJ tion* of Huntsville, Aia. 13. U-atS, WVkt| 4 1963 Ad Valorem Boat Tax Upheld Support Sought For Test Treaty |counties and not to others for no guud reason, can pissibly hold up in court. I t ', micunstitutional," Avery said. The motion was ,ei uiiled hy Commissioner John Alex­ ander, Hit Alabama Bee Boozers J �Let's have a Turkey Bar p SanfordSap e legacy for future getters(teas." stated Mid Bouthwide fleuies showed It southern stales have appropriated 44 per eeeS more eseey for the eemiag acbool year for high- On o lazy summer aft•moon, set a turkey on a spft ond let It turn over hot charcoal until done to utter perfection. Brush It the lost little while with a savory barbecue sauce, ond you've in for one of the greatest treats of your life. Add plenty of hot bottered corn, a green salad and hot French bread. You've got a perfect meal . . . especially it you choose a W -D Broadbreasted Turkey from Wlnn-Dijcie. HARRISON, N. J. (U P I)— Two persona were killed and St others injured curly today when a four-ear commuter train rammed a switch engine at a track crossing. The Impact o f the collision ripped o f f side panels o f the first three units o f the elec­ tric train, operated by the Port of New York Authority. Tho first car was derailed. I'olica »nlil 1H nf those hurt a cre taken to Newurk in a Pennsylvania Railroad train which was flagged down at the scene o f the accident. The dead were Identified as Quinton Villanueva, ti.1, Ir­ vington, N. J., and Mary Misiak, in her 30s, Jersey the owners. In other action, Cominls•loners opened bids fo r fuel storage tanks fo r the ccunty road department and turned them over to County En­ gineer William Rush for study. Only ona bid w as rereived for gaa pumps, and Bush waa luatructcd to gst firm quotations from other sources and report back to the Commissioners fo r deci­ sion. Architects from the firm o f Reynolds, Sm ith and Hills ap­ peared before the Commission to discuss a plan for the pro­ posed county nursing home. The Commissioners have been A half-cup serving o f ptaln ■testing w ith various archi­ boiled potatoes has only 45 tects In the area to discuss calories; it’s what you udd to feasible designs *'or Ute home. them that counts. 4 \ t* cup butter 2 toblstpoons 1 cup voter 3 tablespoons sugar prepared mustard 2 teaspoons salt H teaspoon pepper 2 teaspoons Ac'cent Coots onion In butter until tender but not brown. Add remoining Ingredients. Simmer IS minutes. Use hot os batting mucs ond serve with meat. TURKEY QUARTERS B ran d B road Breasted A l l Size s 5 to 2 0 P ou n ds MORTON FROZEN MEAT YOUR CHOICE All White Meat ■REAST QTRS. All Dark Meat LEG. QTRS U S. DA. GRADE " A " QUICK FROZEN SOUTHERN SELLS FOZIN YOUR CHOICE W-D BRAND FULL CUT BONELESS ROUND S te a k s. Gr. Beef Bologna 2 Sau sage.. Y '-D EXTRA LEAN FRESH !) u. PKG. 5ifOvO 1 COPELANO PICKLE LOAF, OLIVE LOAF, UVER CHEESE OR RISj ULAR 69 c . . COPELAND COUNTRY LINK (FRESH OR • • • • • • • CHOCOLATE BANANA LEMON NEOPOLITAN COCONUT APPLE PEACH Just Arrived Fresh Tender Young Beans ASTOR FROZEN French Fries . ASTOR FRESH FROZEN Broccoli Spears 10-OZ. PKGS. Vine Ripened ASTOR FROZEN In Train Wreck 9 toblstpoons Worcheittnhire tone* W cup lemon |uke W-D a two • week trial that for 10 years they passed to Cummusccrcts about nist agents West Germ any's Federal In­ telligence Agency (H A ), this country's equivalent o f tin* U S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA ). During many >ears o f their espionage ac­ tivity, the FIA was a branch of the CIA. * cup chopped orioo a cup cot tup Three Ex-Nazis Guilty As Spies R sioning o f ■ strip o f pro. perty between Elder Springe Trailer Park and Suntand Estates was denied by Coun­ ty Commissioners Tuesday after a large group o f pro­ testing property owuers ap­ peared at Commission meet­ ing to fight the prcposal. Tw o other resonlnga were approved, one In Dreamwold •n Hiawatha Avenue from residential to commercial and in Pinecrsst the same. A piece o f property east of Interstate 4, west o f Elder Road and nerth o f SR 44, was resoned from agricultural to SAVORY TURKEY BARBECUE SAUCE A LARGE SHARE of the credit for the per­ fect safety record for the pest 12 months of Heavy Attack Squad­ ron 11 Checkertalls goes to Lcdr. J. O. Yanaros, the squad­ ron's safety officer, who "effectively conducted a dynamic ac­ cident program," in the words of former com­ manding officer, Capt. J. M. Tully. Wlna-Dixte Mores, Inc., re* # ss they did ia IMS. corded a 7JS percent increase Reviewing the history of Mto Southern hegtoaal Eduea- la sales during the four-week period ended June a com­ H ether aeutheni sad border pared with the corresponding states, Sanford pointed eat period a year ago, it waa an­ Rut educational progress “ has nounced. accelerated rapidly during the 14 yean that this organisa­ The volume waa f62.893.410 compared with $5S,23S,450 tion baa hoan working.” Sanford listed the common last year, aa increase of f4,* goals of the Southern states 454,MO. as “ full educational opportun­ lo r the 53-week period end­ ity for all people, iastltu- ed June V, sales were 4MI,Rena of national renown, and 333, S87 compared with $772,edaeatbaa that produces a 348,062, an increase of ♦»,faer quality of pnblie amice 074.435 or 7.45 percent Winn-Dixie, which operatea a number of aupermarkets In serve as the educational pace the local area, now haa 600 potter of the nation, if it ratall atores throughout the ■sslatshM Ms semuuKasot to South compared with 541 unite a year ago. hatter schools. During the pest IS months (ha Governor continued, edu­ cational stirrings in the South "have bees dramatic." Re said that 10 pouthera •tatee Ieoh stops ia 1M) to build er to expand communi­ ty collega programs. Southern KARLSRUHE, Germany legislatures have expanded (U P I) — The West German collate loans for students. And several Southern states Supreme Court has convicted have huUt new universities and sentenced three cx-Naiis who gave the Communists gnd senior colleges. Western secrets while serv­ Ha added that six Southern States this year created state­ ing In the West German se­ wide educational television cret service at a time when it was a branch o f the U. S. systems. Sanford said that Southern Central Intelligence Agency, schools can no longer be For what the prosecution measured only by Southern called the “ greatest treason standards. “We are no long­ in West German history," spy er content with Isis than the leader Heins Felfe, 45, was heet universltlei and we in­ sentenced to 14 years at hard tend to build national lnstitu- labor. His fellow doubleagent, Hans Clemens, 01, w .v dons," ho said. “ The 8outh la determined,“ given 10 years, and their ac­ he continued, “ to have first com plice, Erwin Tlcbcl, 6U, rate Institutions and we will three years. All three admitted during have them." Rezoning Denied After Protest By Home Owners TIMETABLE FOR COOKING YOUR TURKEY ON A ROTISSERIE . . . Succotash . . . 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S. marshals re* main on campus to gutrd .Meredith nnd a second Negro student, Clevcl McDowell. The Arm y contingent is a remnant o f a 30,000-man force which moved into the small college town last fall to quell rioting sparked by the ad­ mission o f Meredith to the previously all-white univers­ ity. MaJ. R o b e r t Davenport, public information officer, snid nil the aoldiers would be gone by Thursday. Meredith confirmed a report Tuesday night that he had applied for August gradua* thin, hut would not divulge his pluns for attending gradua' tlon on the rampus. The registrar at the unlver* ally said earlier that It was up l<> Meredith's dean whether o r not the Negro student waa graduated. Smith Quits IIAt.TIMORK (UPI) _ nil* ly liny .Smith, a defensive tackle fur the Haltlmore Colts, has retired for business reason*. Smith, a seven year veteran of the National leagu e who hit* been with the Colt* alnre Hit)I, said he was quitting to concentrate on hi* business In Morgan City, La. legislation to aettla tha dis* pute. C h ief m a n a gem en t spokes* man J. E. W olfe said Tuesday nlgfit thst "a s It stand* nose, ou r promulgation o f w ork m l* changes will be made effectiv e at 12:01 a.m. Tuesday, July 3 0 ." Th* rail unions have an* nounced they will strike i f the? rule changes are mads. Th* House Commerce Com* m ittee called Labor Secretary W . Willard Wirt* to testify' at the opening o f hearings on President Kennedy's proposal1 to shunt the dispute to the Interstae Commerce Commia* sion. The Senate Commerce Com* mittee, which heard W lrta Tuesday on th* bill, scheduled testim ony today from W olf* and Daniel I.oomls, president o f the Association o f American Railroads. The railroads endorsed tha P re sid e n ts plan Tuesday by a unanimous vote, but W olfe said that only enactment o f the proposed legislation could head o ff w ork rules change* Tuesday. I Chairman Oran Harris, D* A rk ., of the House Commerce Committee said Congreea could not complete action o « tha meaaura by the manage* m ent deadline. And It should n ot have to, he added. Harris said that Congress should be given enough time to act carafully on a matter that ha described aa "s o sens!* tlvcs so delicate and ae Impor* Unit.” Fort Lauderdale Wins 'Header Caked Free* M w i lli a i l t Fort Lauderdale w oo a dou* W c header with last-place Lakeland last night and mov­ ed Into ic co n d place In the Florida State League. Yankee pitcher Gabby Hayes helped v i a hie own gam e by belting a two-run double to give Fort Lauder* da is the first gam e win by 7-2. In the night cap, center fielder Steve Whittaker belted two-run homer and Chet Trail tallied for three to glvw the Yankees the >-l win. In other action, league lead­ ing Sarasota toppled Orlando 1*0, Miami defeated Tampa 2 0 and St. Petersburg nipped Daytona Beach 2-1. Tonight, Lakeland plays at Miami, Tam pa goes to Fort Lauderdale, Sarasota travel* to Daytooa Reach and SL Petersburg plays at Orlando. AUTO •OOO THAU JULY 21 AT AN T W INN.DtXII m b ’ . " n r i 'm r p r r i # YOUR CHOICE 4 ? u{J , Detergent 7 \ W ® Astor Coffee BLUE OR W H ITE ARRO W \ ft* I y V It. GIANT BOX SAVE 20* N O R D IC Pier-sall Waits NEW YORK (U PI) — Outfirldcr Jimmy Pieraall says In-'s "silting tight and wait* ing" for another crack at mnpor league job which he feels confident he’’ l| git. lie was placed on waivers by the New York Mets Monday. 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Coupon And Thr I’ urcha.c Of rO F H tE EACH COUPON fS S d S y 50 Extra ‘Gilt-Edge’ Stamps • I! YOUR CH OICE COUPON t e f t a r J 1 25th & Park (qu an tity ltl|M « , lU .ar.W j C O U P O N ^ — I , jI . 4V. ?| J I* - �*• ' --------------------- _ -------------------------- Little Leaguers Win And Lose Both Games Played Here Under Protest ItS-Stance Is Second * o m a* m* ««» im p iiU r t i tho ae*i atop to tho •r t v r n u m to m m i UaMed Prate Maybe Mine team will sUal the National League pennant from tha Lot Aagelci Dodg­ er* but wbo’t gonna rob the MVP award from Dick Groat? The answer should be no­ body because what value do you put oa a allck-flelding shortstop who Is a fiery field leader la addition to hittlag -M3? mb ) » the grip to tayortMM. fiiw I ik k , M « in U § » t i « u t U a e r i u c r Sm U Work, n o Stops n f bogloaor I* «om fortoU o Om mertly kali la ■ R snecr, placta 111 feat la a pealtioa that will jj u b l e him to swiag. aad WU fe e ban witfcaot fcU tof m | i i fe te . • Tka problaai never changes feeing of tko club li ooa of fcodamental balance. !'■Thep roblem never chamea Ws long si yoa play. * The player changes aa hla i^ama progresses, howavtr, aad it generally lin't long an* 411 hla aUaea becomes a rid'41a and a problem. He fldgata aad 'aUdea kia laat around un­ til ho baa made a project out i t a almple tnadamenUl. m _______ I don’t_aaa mai to imply Oat ’day ataaco will suffice aa Song aa yon caa ataad op at­ tar p«n awing but want to B A L A N C E — J u l i u a ftrou right from Ike atart Boron points out that feat tko fail* porpoao of tko the problem from the gUnco la la malatala balance. first awing of the club That briaga aa bock to my la one of fundamental ariglnal point aboat the begin- balance. •or who taka a natural atance to malatala belaace without actually raalixin* why be Two In, One Out atanda baatda tka ball in that W EST L1UERTY, W . Va. Manner. (U P 1) — The Pittsburgh He ban ao Idea haw to place Steelera have announced that h i toot. . Ho merely waata to con­ tw o player* were coming and tinue to stand an them while on* waa going through the he awlnga bia club. National Football League’a That la balance! revolving door. Defensive line­ NEXT: The three typer ot backer Clendon Thomaa and atancea. linebacker Ken Kirk have end­ Legal Notice Wiith m or eiiKwirr** m i .h NOTICB IH IIKtlKIIY a t v . V Ihat I. J. U rrilR fl nonfir, Hlurlff of H.mlnol* Countr. Florid*, hy virtu# of a Writ laauail ant nr lh# amall Clalma Court, In an<l for Pamlnnla County. Florid*. on tha tilt* dajr or July. A. I>. ]M I, In that carlaln rauta batw**n II. L. KOl.NV <tl>a Cra. Sit Adju*tm*nl Harvlea, Plain, tirr. and no.VALn n. daubo, t>*(andanl, hava In my pot***. •Ion tho following daarrlbad parannal prop*rtjr. to-wlu On# (I) at root lllavtn* Inboard runabout boat , Florida Itaalatrallon Num­ ber PLUIT-M •• lha proparly or no.YALD W. DARIH1 ; that on th* loth Say ot Auauat, A. D. HO. ba. Sw**n tha l*x#l hnura tif aala, after M:ee •‘•loth In flit turonuon amt btfora Si*u O’clock In tha aftarnoun, on (ha •aid day at tha (rout dour #( Ilia County Court Hour#, lit Sanford, H.mlnol* County, Florid*, t oliall uff»r fur ial« to Ilia hlehaat bidder for In hand, lb* ahnva d*arrlbail •rraoiial proparly of llo.VALD li. PAItUO J. I. Hobby, Miarlff of tlamlnola Coun­ ty. Florida Publl.h July 14, It * Au(. T. it. I m . CPK-loo S. 1> t iim t 'ln n rr roi'MT o f T h »: m i t i i j i n i u t i . c m . c i rr. tv a v u fum *> :n i*n i.»: c o i ' x t t , n .o i li n \ . IV I'll l Vt'KMY vo. i n n ll.tllltr I- JiiNKM and HAIIKL JONIIH. hla wlfa Plaintiff#, U FIIANK R0UIN80N and k-HHIK Jl AK HOUIN.st.-V, wlfa, v lyric M SlIHTIItliM hla tlafrndants. of FOHKt I II» t ill-. TO| n t.lN K III*111NibiN and KH8 IK J4AK ItoUINKoN, . hla wlf# It. F. D. No. | Has I I I Klnuttnn, N»w Turk ' You. FRANK Kolll.Nnott and EM IK JI.XK IKHIINHON, ars hereby nollflad that Complaint To rurscloea a certain Mari­ ta s * on the follow Inc dmsrlbed proparly, to-wlt: le»l I. Illock II. MIDWAY. FiAiniHA; a . n. htk. v k .nh ADDITION Td MIDWAY, according to tha plat tharaof a* rtcurdtd In Hat llook T, r *s* XI, of lha I’ ublle Ittcurda of Kainlnol* County, Florida, -----------n Iliad__ riled aaaln.i kai htaa u u tln>l enu *>■■• you ars ra<|Ulrail lo saria a ropy of your An*wor or ptoa-llng to lha Complaint on I'lalnllffa' attorney. CHAIt1.1-S JL KVKIIKTT. JU d Or. angt, Avtnua, Orlando, Flor. Ida. and III* tha ariglnal An* aw*r or Flaadlng In Iho of. (Ico of lh* Clark of lha Cir­ cuit Court Ol gamlnol* County, Flurlda, at Sanford, Florida, an «r bafora tha 3<th day of Auauat. IMJ, If puu fall to 4o so. Judgmant by dafault Will ha lakaa asalnat you for tli* ratlal damandad In Com plaint. M rr.Milts my hand and offilial seal at Baaford. Htmlaol* County, Florida, Mia Stnd Jay of July, l i lt . / Ik 1 T • v ;?* • Groat "tried” Tuesday a lfe t with four hita In five tries that sparked a 14-hit attack In the Cardinals’ S-t win over the Milwaukee Braves. Ray Sadeckl went S'.i innings to win his sixth u me of the season while OTb Handley suffered his seventh defeat. The Dodgers continued to get g re it pitching as they downed the Pittsburgh Pir­ ates, ao, Jim Maloney pitched a one-hitter to give the Cincinnati Reds a 1-0 victory over the Chicago Cubs, the San Francisco Giants downed the New York Meta, a t , and the Houston Colts scored a a s win over the Philadelphia Phillies In IS Innings. In the American Lesgue, New York drubbed Los An­ geles, TO, Detroit topped Chi­ cago, S-l and 4-4, Cleveland edged out Minnesota, 3-2, Baltimore shut out Washing­ ton, a o, and Kansas City shaded Boston, 1-0. 50 Turn Out For Fishalhon Shores of Lake Susan In ed their holdout* and are on Deliary were lined with at tha way to cunip, but rookln least SO youngster* Monday Hill George o f Murray Htato morning for the first Flthahaa been placid on waivers, thon lo he sponsored by the Deliary Fishing Club which the S u tlers said. m pcrvU fd the event and furnished poles, hook* and hail. Tho largest fish were FII.TITIOI * M i l k NOTICK IH h.r.l.y slvtti that caught by Fred Perrick and I am «n*#(*<J In buslneas at Darlene Self, Calvin Laugh tang wood. Fla.. S«inln»t* County, Florida, un>l«r tha tic- lin caught the most fish and lltlous mmof, JOIIN'H Joo Sweeney and Elisa C1IKTS, an.I that I Intfiid to r*«l*l*r »aM n.into with th. l.aughlin lied for catching the CUrk ot lha Circuit Cuurl, smallest fish. Hsmlnots County, FlorliLi, In On hand to assist members accordanr* with the provl*l»n« of lha Fli-tltlnu* N'*m# Htittu- of tho Fishing Club were Isa. to.wlt: H-rlloii »0i.0» Ilcv. C. N. Ogg of the Com Florida H Udit*. |»JJ. munity Methodist Church ami 8 te: John Kennedy Jr. Puhllali July 34, Jl a Aua. T, a number o f tho mothers. Legal Notice II. I9«3. Cl)K->? The Sanford Little League teeme w oo and loet Tuesday night, the Nationals dtfsatin g Tavarte 4 to 2 and tha A m er­ icans losing to Cltrm ont I to 3. Both gam sa w ore played un­ der protest. In tha Sanford Nationals gams Rick Fordham w as hit by a pitched ball, but Sanford didn’t ghro him a courtesy runnsr and tha umpire, from Tavaras, ordered the T a v e r n manager to protest tho gam s sven though Fordham didn’t ask fo r on e and indicated he didn’t want one. In tho Am erican gama San­ ford protested because It claimed that Clermont waa us­ ing overs lied be*n. Both protests wera forw ard­ ed to the state commissioner o f Little League baseball. Matt M organ was the win­ ning pitcher fo r tho Sanford Nationals although ha was relieved in the third Inning by A1 Groom s who shut out Tavares fo r the remainder of the gama. Billy Miller cams through w ith three hits. The losing pitcher w se Butch Miller. In tho Am erican gam s Rick •Tomlinson was the winning pitcher and Ken Hinson the loser. The box scores: Americana Sanford 1 00 00 2 8 Clermont 0 2 1 0 2 x —5 Nationals Sanford 0 2 2 0 0 0—4 Tavares 0 0 2 0 0 0—2 Turley Signed By Red Sox BOSTON (U P I) — The Boston Red Sox will try one time New York flrebnllrr Hob Turley in a removed bid to check the Yunkcc*’ threaten­ ed American League runaway. The Red Sox announced last night that they had nlgnad the veteran Turley Junt a few hour* after he wan declared a free agent by Los Angeles. The 32-yrar-old righthander waa n ot claimed after being plnctd on the waiver list by the Angels three days ago. Turley was given his rt»leasn after posting a 2-7 record in ID appearances with Lo* Angelos. Oddly, his two victories were shutout*. IV TIIM I IHCt IT ('(II HT (IF TUB VIVTH Jl Dil i II. CIH. i: ir r . tv t in h iu n im i. v iii . b m i i n , F i.im iD i. (IIIV IK H Y VII. 1.1313 FIIDKHAI. NATION.II. MnltT(I.KIK AM80CIATI0.V. a cor. puratloll. Plaintiff, JAMF.fl n il'll \IID WAI.I.KH and IIKVKIU.Y II. WALUSIt, hla wife, Dafand into. vtvrii M o f m r r iv kllH Tll.tlit: FIIIIBI t.ltat (IB TOlJ.VMKH n il'll U(t> W AI.. I.KIl and IIKVKULY U. W.M.LKII. hit wU*. (IJJ Nlpnmo Aranua, l>tka«ro»d, California You, Defendant*, *■» hire* by notified that a rnniplalnt (o forerli.aa # cerlalu niorta <*• on lha following dea. trlbed properly, to.wlt! I.ot I. Illock F, HUVI.AND KHTATK8 , a aubdlvlalon, ai-vordlng to a pl.ti tharaof, recorded In Plat llook II, Pages 1* to 33 of tha Public Kat-orda of Heinl. nola County, Florida: Subject lo an taaement for public utlllllca along lha southerly tan feat and Iba •aatarly five feat of aald |^,t Includlngi Una DuoTharm (oil) llaat. •r. Modal IIS.I, Harlal *»K«» on* (IK (electric) liana*. M-.del JUIJII3WH, Harlal TH0I31I-1 On* OB (altctrlc) llefrlaerator. Model l„iA m iU I, h«rl*l ulMlikin Ten Venetian llllnda (me­ tal) manufactured by Kenkarlk illaea a Paint l ompany, Hanford. Fb>r. t it in— r i j f m — r r. m i Humbert, haa been filed agalnat you In tho abova-otylcd ault and you art rauulrad to aarea a copy of your Anawar or Pleading to tha Complaint on Plain(Mrs attorney JOHBPII M. MI ll.UtKU, P.O. Ilox 3 3 J, Fern l*ark, Hamlnola County, Flor­ ida, and flla tha original An. awar ur Plea-llue In tha office of tha Clark of tha Circuit (Viurt on or bafora lha 33nd day ol August, 1301. If you fall do „to, dacra* s r . ----- to -- — , .a ---------i'uiif***o will b* likeii BKaLwt Jnu fur lh* rrllal d«inaud*J la lh* C-miplalul. WITNKaM mr hand and offtclal saal of afflc* at HanfarJ. IHKAL) Hamlnola Count,, (hla JJn.l A. It Backwlth, Jr. day of July, 1113. Clark of tha Circuit Court IHKAL) damlnol* County. Florida Arlhur II Rrrkwllh, Jr., Uy: Martha T. Vlhlan, S'Urk uf Circuit Court D. C. lly: Martha T. Vlhlan Charlts Jl. Kvsrtlt D. C. Attoruay (or Plalntlfla Joaaph Jl. Jluraako •o'i 8 . Orange Avenu* P. a Bos 13* _ Orlando, Florida F*rn Park. ria. PublDh July II. » ! a Aug Publlah July Jl, |t ft An* T. I I. I H I . i . 11, / i m . CUJi-H CPK-M By Joha A. flpolaU Co SUMMER RECREATION, sponsored by the DeBary Civic Assn., brought these fin ite Ruthera to the diamond on High Banks Kd. for a game last week. Playing were, front, from left, Lenny Biondi, Art Carton, Ed Tomelvki, Michael Wilford, Richard Gerling and James Randall: second row, Frank DeFrancisco, Mickey Thursam, Pete Flentke, Matt Thuraam and Bob Scott; back, Roger Accurdi und Douglas Steward. (Cox Photo) Could Be The Last - Standings Vetted Press international Americas League New York Boston Chicago Minnesota Baltimore Cleveland Los Angeles Kansas City Detroit Washington Tuesday's W. L. 60 34 31 43 52 44 52 44 31 46 »7 50 47 34 13 32 41 52 34 62 Pet. .638 .343 .342 .342 .340 .483 .465 .453 .441 .354 GB 9 9 9 9 1414 1614 1744 1844 17 Results Detroit 3 Chicago 1, 1st, twi­ light Detroit I Chicago 4, 2nd, night Cleveland 3 Minn 2, 13 ins, night Ualtimur* 4 Washington 0, night New York 7 Los Angeles 0. night Kansas City 1 Boston 0, night Thursday's Games Chicago at Detroit Minnesota at Cleveland Washington at Baltimore, night Ihis Angeles at New York Kansas City at Uoston National League w . i - Pet. o n Los Angeles 6! 37 «22 St. Louis 33 43 .5(11 « Chicago 52 44 .512 H Cincinnati 53 44 .535 8'a San Francisco 53 44 .535 8ta Philadelphia 31 It .315 10>4 Pittsburgh 4!) I* .505 l l t i Milwaukee l» 4» 5ou 12 Houston 37 61 .366 23'4 New York 32 67 .3232H4 Tuesday's Results Cincinnati I Chicago 0 St. Louis 3 Milwaukee, night Los Angeles 6 Pittsburgh 0. night San Fran 9 New York 1, night Houston 6 Philadelphia 3, 13 innings, night Thursday's Games Cincinnati at Chicago St. Ij)uis at Milwaukee Philadelphia at Houiton. night Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, night New York at San Francisco Gus In H ard W ay W in n in g 3 0 0 G a m e s CLEVELAND (N E A) - To Indians won l i t games and gra«p the magnitude of Early the American League pennant Wynn’ s feat, you have only in 1934. The to take into consideration that the Cleveland right-hander is only the 14th pitcher in 93 years of organized profession­ al baseball lo win 300 games. Think o f all the remarkable pitchers who have been in the m ajor leagues in all that time and you have an idea o f what the burly Alabaman accom p­ lished in his 23nl season at 43. Cy Young, Christy Mathewson, Walter Johnson, Grov­ er Cleveland Alexander, War­ ren Spahn, Eddie I'lank, R ob­ ert Moses Grove—these are among mighty name* that Wynn has joined. Making Wynn's achieve­ ment all the more extrsordlnary is the fact that hu came the hard way all along the route, lie spent tho better part of two campaigns in the Armed Forces. His first 10 years were wilts a Washington club which was out of the second division only three times. Wynn did not get to Cleve­ land until (he Indians’ pen­ nant-winning season o f 1948, at a time when the Tribe's defense was hardly as tight as that of the Green Ray Packers, even when he con­ tributed 23 victories as the White Wynn professed "not to be kidding m yself about thesocalled immortality of being a 300-game winner,” but the old grexer wasn't fooling anybody especially those who know Mm best. Gus, as the ball piayers call bitn, h a s ’ the pride of a Joe DiMagglo. He has been a fierce competitor from the spring day in 1937 when he walked into the Washington training cam p un­ announced in blue overalls rolled up to the knees, no socks and sneakers badly in need of repair. Wynn w as bitterly disap­ pointed tim e after time fall­ ing in bids for the 300th deci­ sion that would asiuro him a place ia the llall ol-Famo. He appeared totally frustrated when tho White Sox mado him a free agent aa last aeason closed. Tho Whit* Sox had to make room on tho roater for bonus babiea and It wasn't until early Juno that he caught on with tho In diant. RELIABLE FAST Chicago Sox gave an excellent imita­ tion of tho tlitlesi Wonders when Wynn bagged 22 games for them as they prevailed in ’39. • • • SERVICE KISS TOPS THREE TITLES — Jack Nlcklaun nets buss from wife Burburn nfter winning the PGA nt Dallas. 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Curtli Abney, o f the Fear* less Five team In the Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital Lea­ gue, stepped into the spot­ light this past Thursday with the winning combination o f 182—492. If m em ory servea me correctly, this ia the sec­ ond consecutive week uiat Curt's been in the winner’ a circle. Keep It up! The Holler Motors Navy Wives League had Alice Sex­ ton and Joy Markely tlcing for the high singles honors, a 168 game. Scries went to Pat Sipley and her 453. Aa per usual, there was some terrific (hootin' in the City League. As an example, Phil Roche, of the Allied Van Lines five, blasted the pins to the tune of 227 snd Lake Monroe Inn's John Kneeland couldn't do anything wrong as he finished the night with a 602 series. And if you think that was good, wait'll you see the scores reported for the All Stars League. There were three S00 icries reported with Al DePalma being high. Not only In series but also for tho high game. association to bo a sueetas and at tho asm* timo havo fun for yoursotft . O f c o u n t, I’ m retorting to tho upcoming K opy Kracker tournament with qualifying match** scheduled fo r July 29August 1. This will determine tho top IS entries in each of tho tw o divisions. A — 143 avtrngo and ovor, and B— 142 average and under. Thia Kopy Kracker special la sponsored by Shoemaker Construction Company and tha Furniture Canter. Jnat ** Iho m*-n had Vrixef and trophies fo r the winners, so ahali you have your* In tho women’* divisions. Entry blanks are now availabl at the lanao. W e’re looking for a lot o f g irls to tetter. Especially those who aren’t bowling dur­ ing tha summer schedule*. I think that Etta Dorman, who is th* chairman for tha tournament, is doing an excel­ lent Job o f promoting same. Thar* was soma mighty fine bowling in the Jet Lamo K egler’s League thl* past Thursday. H igh aingla was that o f Pet* Duggan with a 223 and one* again Don Brum­ field took series with hi* 661 set. I think that Cammy Meyers has finally started to hit that area where all the mystery surrounds the ‘ head pin-strik* area.” A fter announcing her name to you for rolling her first Egyptian toy horse*, dating 200-plus game in the Sandfrom 600 H.C., are the oldest spurs League last wct4c, surviving toys. wouldn’t you knoA It that again she found the range and took high tingle with a Need Took 170. Series went to Lctha For A Job? Ward with a 464. Save Money And before it slips my mind, many thanks to league sec­ Now You retary Pat Foster, who ha* Can informed me thut she'll need Rent approximately 10 lanes for th* fall schedule. That just about Them — takes cars o f th* early shift American Kent-All on Fridays, cause tho remain­ In • Sanford ing 19 lanes probably will be 2664 S. 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It w as a gala a ffa ir aand svsryon# had a woadarful tlms. a form er resident o f this eity and waa graduated fro* Crooms la 1945. F or asveral years ahe has resided in New York City. s e e Mr. and Mra. Jasper 8 . Green, o f Chills, N . Y , arw guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Bam Zachary, parents o f Mra. Grseu, the form er Veronica Mae Zachary, and her hus­ band are teaching In Roches­ ter, N . Y. e • e Mrs. Hattie Williams a *, companied Da lores McCloud Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Orarand Gail Burks to Springfield, »»• »’’***• M* father Mesa., recently U sDU Cali's and mothsr, Mr. and Mrs. mother, Mrs. H sttlo M. Burks. | Slack Overstreet. Robert is a s e e graduate o f Florida A A M Mrs. Carolyn Johnson m ot- j U niversity and ia the principal ored to Miami to spend a fsw o f Ralph J. Bunch. Junior days visiting friends and re la- I H igh School, Frostproof, lives. Sht waa accompanied | w hors ho has tew ed ia this by her mother and father. capacity fo r several years. e • e H is w ifs, Mrs. H a iti W . Ov­ Edward L. Blackihesre Jr., erstreet, la a graduate o f Fisk celebrated his 10th birthday ] U niversity and Hampton In Saturday. Sharing the a fter­ tituts. She teacheo at Suite noon o f swimming with him I A Tolbert Elementary School, waa his Cub Scout Pack, Jacksonville. The couple spent Troop 00, and a number o f th slr vacation in some parte boy■ and girla, Dsn Mothers, e f the New England statee Mrs. Blackaheare and Mrs. and New York City. They Harrington and hit paternal | rushed here when the newt and maternal grandmother*. reached them that Mra. Overs e e street was 111 I f eavy, Uk* anger, did e e o aot bora Itself la its ew a Henry Talton has returned fire, sad roaaume sad de­ home after fulfilling his mili­ al roy those person* it poo* ta ry obligation. Talton I* a ■cease before it earn deatroy graduate o f C rooms High thoee it w lehrs woret to. School and Florida A A it It wssM eat the whole w stid University, He realdea with on fire, sad tears the most hie parents In Lincoln Court, escelleat parsons the m ost s e e miserable. Clarendon. Mrs. Psarl M cIntyre, o f Baltimore^ is visiting her sis­ ter, M rt, Roberta Pittman. Mrs. McIntyre was accompa­ nied by her sons on tha trip, e • a . . W. e e e e Elmer Brooken* Jr. Is visit­ in g his grandmother, Mrs. Ethel Siplin. in Kochsster, N . Y. e e e * e v * THU - TENDER RUMP OR FRESH 100% PURE STANDING RIB Thomas Lewis, who form er­ ly reaided In our city, is here fo r a few days. I.ewis attend­ ed Crooms High School before hie parents moved to Croton Fall*. N . Y . Ho recently waa graduated from North Salem H igh o f Croton Kalla. • • e • Sirloin • Round • Club BEEF CA IRO (U PI>— Israail and United Arab Republic figh ter I planes clashed Tuesday over U.A.R. territory shovs the Sinai desert and one Isra elii plans wa* shot down, a m ili­ tary m »kesm aa laid. The apokeimaa said fou r la-1 raell planes Infiltrated E gyp­ tian territory over the Sinai, which la the U. A. R. frontier province with Israel and which | lies fa r to tha s a lt o f Cairo, Tha alleged violation o f the | U. A . R.’a frontiers came Preaident Carnal Abdel Na aer waa reviewing a massive military parade in Cairo marking the 11th anniversary o f his revolution. U. A . It. fighters engaged them in battle, shot down one and forced the three others to flee, he said. He said no U. A . R. plane* were hit by Israeli bullets. In Jerusalem, Israel, a ra­ dio broadcast said two K gypUan planes violated Israeli air apace and were engaged and forced to flee. It eald all leraeli planes returned to baao safely. Mr. and Mr*. Andrww J. Buggs and daughter are visit­ ing Mra. Ilugga’ mother, Mra. Evelyn Ruaaell. Hugg* waa band director at Croonia for a fe w year*, lie ia band dlrector, choral instructor and teacher at Henderson High LONDON tU P I) — The School, Jackson, Cm. Rev. Kalkner Allison, bishop • • • of Winchester arrived in Lon­ Mr*. Alda Jenkins Brown don from Moscow Monday and children were In town for and said he was am ated to a few days. She is the wife see a " fa ir " number o f young o f O. T. Hmwn. l b # Uruwna persons in Russian churches. reside in Rochester, N. Y . • e • ARCH OF TITUS Mra. Lillie Mae Glbsun and The Triumphal Arch o f Ti­ ber daughter, Dolores, are tus was built by PomiUan in viaitlng her grandparents, I I A. D. to comm em orate the Mr. and Mr*. Mack Overtaking of Jerusalem by Em ­ Street. Mrs. Gibson ia the for* peror Titus and was rebuilt tner Lillie Mae Perry. She ia in 1823. PLATE STEW . . . .23c lb. 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He waa graduated from Crooms High School In 1055. where he waa voted the foot­ ball tewm’a most valuable player. Singleton la preaently stationed a t Bangor, Me., where he specialises In food aervlcea. Mr*. Singleton le the form er Joella Sutler, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Marion But- •J Save N ow O n Swift’s Tru-Tender Beef . . . Guaranteed Tender fr Well Flavored O r Your Money Cheerfully Refunded 4th. ST. & SANFORD AE, �i V ’ i •»V s •'JPt! ■ ■ . ■ stbvy Jnly U , IMS ) Phgt t - CPO Wives Attwontc an Installation dinner. The occasion w as to Install new officers who are Mrs. C. B. Reeves, president; Mrs. I*. J. Weber, vice president; Mrs. Ralph Simas, secretary and Mrs. 8 . L. W iggins, treasurer. Acting hoe lessee for the dinner were Mrs. C. E- Mor­ ion. Mrs. V. W. Gandertoa and Mrs. Joe O’Donnell. ! Personals During the evening the flor­ al arrangement on the table Herbie MeKonsio of 1M was awarded to Chief John Djletra Dr., Dol Ray Manor, Uhr as a door prise. Mrs. Edna Murray's sister hue returned from two weeks spent at Camp Beroawood and brother-in-law, Mr. and where he enjoyed ftebtag, Mrs. H. Oeterrieth warn a<~j**Tig and nre~4enf9 week. among dinner gueite. fir. and Mrs. Louie 0. Lee* Past officers were presented eD and two daughterly'Sharon g ifts from club mtmbcrs and and Joyce, have moved Into after a steak dinner, dancing their new homo at 514 Sooth was enjoyed to the music of "The Cloudy F ou r." Ads. in Pern Park. Mr i s S s B ou se NEWLY INSTALLED officers o f the CPO Wives' Club are, left to right, Mrs. S. L. Wlj/wln*. Mrs. C. B. Reeves, Mrs. Ralph Simns anil Mrs. P. J. Weber. They were honored at a dinner and dance party Saturday night at the Naval Air Station clubhouse. The Misses FauicJa, Pamela and Peggy O’Neal o f Elberton, Ga., left for their home Mon­ day after visiting here with their aunt, Mrs. Joe Baker and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jarvis and daughter, Deborah, have been seeing all tourist attrac lions in Florida as they enter tuined their bousrguests from Huntington, W est Virgina. Guests have been Miss Sybil Workman, Mrs. Ilarry Gill and Mrs. Rexford Shuff and fam ily. ACCESSORIES REDUCED Randall Chase r e t u r n e d home from a trip to Barns­ table, Mass, where he visited Mrs. Chase and c h i l d r e n , Lauru and Josh, who are spending the summer there. OVER JQ Q SUITS WHICH INCLUDE JANIZEN CATALINA ROXANNE SEA B's SEA FASHIONS SHAHEEN Anniversary Date MRS. D. 0 . FAULKNER, former resident of Sanford now living in AnnupollH, enjoyed seeing several of her friends, Saturday, when Mrs. (Jerald Wamko entertained with a luncheon in her home. Pictured here, left to right, are Mrs. Herbert Collier, Mra. WUUutn Stamper, Mra. Ren Howlund and Mra. Faulkner, •e*-* OPEN PRI. NITKS T I L • . ( T Observed Tuesday Playgirl Mr. ami Brown o f Mrs. Madera Robert ltd., M. De­ nary rcdedicated their wed­ ding vows Tuesday with the Hov. Augustus C. Summers of the Dellary Presbyterian IChurch officiating. FASHIONS Peru Plata • Pern Park 838-3313 PENNEY’S OPEN FRIDAY NICsIITS A L W A Y S F I R S T Q U A L IT Y Following the ceremony the couplo celebrated with an An­ niversary dinner for titty guests at the Dellary restaur­ ant. A large two-tiered wed­ ding cake was srrved and background music carried out the Golden Wedding Theme. Among invited guests were Mrs. Phengan o( Dcl.an.l, daughter of the Itev. W. J. Peck who married the Urowns in Corano, Long Island, N.Y. on July 23, 1313. Others were Robert Phen egen, Mr. anil Mrs. A. D. Anstcy, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sparrow, Mr. and Mrs. Mer­ ton Taylor. Mrs. Gladys Rif­ fle, Durward Dennis, Mrs. Sarah Ceely, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rurroughs, Mrs. Marjorio Franklin, Mrs. Janice Platt, Mrs. Anita Reach. Mrs Laura Ilreakey, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ridwcll, Mr. and Mrs. Lee It. Maxwell, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Price, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Riducll, Mrs, H. Rerger, Mrs. Fran­ ces Rrcbner, Mrs. Katherine Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ liam Stephen, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll D. Rlackburn. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Junes, Mrs. Grarsi Grillin, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gallrs. Mr. and Mrs. Claire Fellows and the Rev. and Mrs. Summers. Mr. ami Mrs. Rrown moved to Dellary 13 years ago from Hastings on the Hudson. S w in g Into fall In th * s m a r te s t p rin ts, tha rich e s t c o lo r s . . . h s r s n o w In this e x c itin g 1 0 th B irth d a y C o lle c t io n o f Mr. and Mrs. Wade S. Snyder recently have visited Mr. SnyJer’a father, Leslis Snyder in SL Petersburg. A guest in the Snyder home now is Mrs. James It. Harrington Jr., o f Winter Haven. Oviedo .h v Big news this season is ex peeled to he Ihe large contour lens or “ Jackie ty pe" sun­ glasses. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Richard 811vars have had as their house guests, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Sansora o f Titus­ ville and Mr. and Mra. Elmer Sansom and Mr. and Mra. Henry Frecls end children from Indiana. DARK COTTONS PRICED FROM C a s u a l c o m fo r ts a* O f Mrs. Cameron Tha Dorcas Sunday School Class o f the Central Baptist Church held its July meeting nt the summer home o f Mrs. K. J. Cameron Jr. on Lemon Bluff. The meeting opened with devotional by Mrs. J. G. Os­ tium with an Interesting read­ ing on many kinds of gardens. Devotional concluded w i t h prayer by Mrs. Oshum. The business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Cameron with the main tuple being on ideas to help with the finan­ cial program in building o f the new church auditorium. A delicious covered dish ■upper, including homemade Ice cream, was enjoyed by members o f tha class and their families. The August meeting will be held at the hums o f Mra. Thomas P. Cason. 'U m d l j & W K j C o m fy Clippers Qv s w a Dr. and Mrs. Frank Leone will spend the week-end vis­ iting in Hollandale, Florida. For tired muscles and ten dons: A new foot m a n a ger, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mil designed for use from a ait ler uiul Mr. und Mrs. John Mrs. Roliert Mooney of f-ake ting position. Baldwin o f Itouchilale, Iml., Mury bn* left for Massachu­ were recent guest* o f Mr. and setts where she will visit for Mrs. Theodore Aulin Jr. a month. Mr. und Mr*. Philip Dell and children, Htrphnny, Steph­ Mr. and Mr*. J. C. Mitchell en, G reg and (Jury, o f Albu­ are home after two weeks o f querque, N. Mex., recently reluxlng and enjoying the spent tom e timo with their scenery around the Mount friend, Mrs. P. M. Smithson, Valley Inn In Maggie Valley, after which they planned to North Carolina. tour tho rest o f the state be­ fore returning home, Mrs. John Oliver had major surgery a few duys ago and is confined to the Florida Sanitarium and Hospital in Orlando where she i* reported to be convalescing satisfactor­ — and DELIVERF.D ON TIME ily. Your Downtown Florist Friends o f .Mrs. Mae King By Bernier Kelsey | | ^ .9 S M A R Y E S T H E R ’S Shoe Store JUST A FEW OF THE - On CORSAGES will be sorry to hear that she returned Saturday to the Orungn Memorial Hospital where alto will undergo major sur­ gery this Thursduy. Close Out SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. 1st A Sanford Ava. FA 2-1)123 or FA 2-8432 FIEI.DCREST FINGERTIP TOWELS YELLOW AND WHITE ONLY ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE UP TO i Sportswear • Jewelry t Swim Suits SUE Vi OFF - • Dresses • Hats • Handbags Howe's Jashioju 2328 PARK DRIVE OPEN A L L DAY W ED. AND F ill. NIGHTS PAJAMAS Va PRICE CHILDREN’S WEAR CHILDRENS SOCKS V i PRICE MENS HATS Va AND $ J 79 FO R 1 TABLE MENS AND LADIES • crsois-rtilttan* ymmqsui Asd 6 I TABLE price S T R A W S A N D FELTS C U R T A IN S UP TO Gifts • Cards • Hooka (Formerly McVicara) 210 E. First St. Meets A t Home lio n s a r Flemings Late Summer And Early Fall STETSO N These beautiful cottons never misbehave I They tailor smartly. . . machine-wash. . . stay crisp with Utile or no ironing. N o wonder they've been Inspiring Penney cus­ tomers for ten years now I See them today. Coasters - Canapes Oblong - Hound • Octagonal And All Beautifully Colored I j . M A N D « 2 -M "Featuring Fashions Just For Y o u " 2 0 0 N. P A R K A V E . "CLOSED W ED . A FTE RN O O N " Church Circle P t^ N I • wash 1i wear PAPIER M ACHE A. D. Zachary. Mr. and Sirs. Frank Voltolino hues cliu.vii the name, Jamea Wendell, fo r their son who was born July 10 a t Sem­ inole Memorial Hospital. Tha Voltolines have tw o other sons, Mike and Rick, and a ■laughter, Laura. AND Mr. and Shlnholeer guests her 8tew art and ■on. Jay, o f TRAYS OF Celebrates Mra. Edwin A . have as their Mias Sherry Thrasher cele­ nephew, John Mrs. Stewart and brated her 14th birthday with Blytheville, A rk. a coke and chatter party last Friday at the home o f her Mrs. G eorgs M offett and parents, Mr. sod Mrs. David Mr. and Mrs. A . O. Roberts have had as their guests, hla Mra. Char lea Hamil have re­ fc. Thrasher in Ravenna Park. mother, Mrs. A . O. Roberta of ceived word that thalr nelee, Guests were the Misses Cross City and Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Richard Huxagh of Chi­ Lynn McCord. Linda Robson, Vance Roberte and son, Vance cago and Mr. Huxagh and naw Sharon Drum, Sylvia Wilbaby, Floyd McRae, are on tha Jr., o f Ft. Worth, Texas. Queen Elisabeth enrouta to Hams, Carter Lee Noel, Janet Johnson and Elaine Echols. Mrs. Joe V. Jammea o f Berne, Switzerland. A t Berne, Mr. Huxagh w ill enter the Edgewater, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walsh and twin sons, U niveriity o f Switzerland for STILL TEASIN’ David and Daniel o f Tallahas* a degree In International Law. NEW YORK (U P I) - The Mra. Huxagh la known in see, have been the recent “ teasing" comb, whose regu­ guests o f Mr. and Mrs. John Sanford aa she has visited larly Irregular teeth were the D. Abrahams at their home on here many times. basis o f the bouffant, bee­ W est 20th Street. hive, overteased styles will be Mr. and Mra. E. V . Turner a prime implement through­ Mrs. Rush SC John o f le ft Tuesday for Henderson­ out 1963, reports the National Tampa is in Sanford visiting ville, N. C. where they will Notion Association. Mra. Bradford Byrd and Mrs. visit friends. Mrs. J . D. Land and daugh­ ters, Dixie and Martha o f Columbia, 8. C. are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Howland and fam ily. Club Dinner-Dance rA red sad white color id lim « s i wed to decorate 1% CTO Osh e l the Naval Ah' Stall is Saturday evening whoa the Whree d a b met for Sheny Thrasher Personals DRAPES Va PRICE R U M tK V MAIL FOR COMPLETE CARE OF HOSIERY Reg. $1.50 Close Out — Clothing by Carters and llralth-Tex; boys knits by Donmoor; girls dresses by Kats Gresnway tad Hutk O riginals; Billy Ike Kid Jean* and slacks. SEE T H E M O D E L DRESSES IN O U R W IN D O W Juat Right For "Back To School" OFF DON'T MISS PENNEY S BLANKET EVENT! M A IT L A N D PLAZA IHVY. 17-92 North OI*EN MON. S FHI. NITES TIL t P.M. Drastic Sale* Reduction* Filial In All 5A N FORD Department* �$ I) -r t Sky Castro Seizes U. S. Embassy Building, Plot HAVANA (U P I) — M n ) July 24, 1963 — Pa*e 9 , Im ll No Doubt Now-Rocky Is Off And Running MIAMI (U PI) - The son A. Gov. Nel­ made it obvious from the na­ Rockefeller’* candi- ture of his comments and a c­ Castro government today ex* acy for the Republican presi­ tions, propriated the United Statea dential nomination needs on­ the conference, that he is far ly a formal announcement. m or« interested in Rocke­ entbas-y building and gTOunda in a move believed unprecedented in diplomatic h iitory. The action « a i taken in re* priaal for the freezing o f Cuban government accounta in U. S. banka, according to the expropriation decree. The decree was aigned by Prime Miniater Fidel Caitru, Preaident Oavaldo Dorticoa and Treaaury Miniater Luia Alvarex. The embassy ha* houaed the Swiss miaaion for Ameri* ran affaira, beneath the Swiss flag, aince thu United Statea broke relationa with Cuba on Jan. 4. 190.1, Tlie nationalization decree even specified that all the em ­ bassy's “ equipment and fur* niture have been aaaumed by the state." The decree aaid "it is the duty o f the revolutionary gov* ernment o f Cuba, in the maintenance o f national dig* nity and aoverelgn rights o f our people, to respond to the aggressions" o f the United States. The latest aggression waa the bank freeza, the decree aaid. The building on the Maiecon Seawall Drive wua modeled after the United Nations Sec* retariat Building in New York. (’ A IT . (1. E. MILLER, prospective contmamlinir officer of the USS Frank­ lin D. Roosevelt (right), is pictured prior to completing a familiarization flight in a VAH-11 A3-B Skywarrior at Sanford Naval Air Station. With him are Lt. (j»r) A. R. Blunder), bombardier-navigator (left), and Lt. Cdr. R. S. Davidson, pilot. (Navy Photo) Both Demo, GOP Governors Claim Civil Rights Gains MIAMI BEACH and (U PI) - Republican governors all shouted victory DAYTON, Ohio (UIM) - A case of aerioua eye dam age from the eclipse that occur* ted last weekend was report­ ed here Tuesday when Paul Ixasis, 33, consulted an oph. thalmologist. Scar damage was found and Lessis was referred to the clinic at Ohio State Uni* versify in Columbus. Lessis aaid the damage was "pretty bad. I have kind of a blank spot when I look at things." Lessis said he was wearing sun glasses Saturday and looked at the eclipse for five minutes periods for a total of 13 minutes. First printing press in the colonies was set up at Har vard in 1638. and during The New York governor’ s feller-rights to the White actions at live National Gov­ House than civil rights to the Dem ocratic Gov. ernors' Conference have wip- peop le." Albert D. Rosellinl of Wash­ ed out any doubt as to where ington. conference chairman, lie stands in the White House said. He accused Rockefleler race. Most governors. Demo­ o f “ using the grave issue of crats and Republicans, look civil rights as ammunition for on Rockefeller as a candidate political w arfare." off and running. The New York Chief E xe­ Democrats accused Rocke­ cutive took exception to Roselfeller o f using the conference Iini's remarks but acknow­ to further his presidential ledged he was a ' politician" ambitions. They said he forc­ and “ proud of it." ed the civil rights issue for “ We are all politicians." personal political gain. Rockefeller said. “ If we were “ Governor Rockefeller has not we wxiukl not be here today. And. if fighting for civil rights for alt American* is playing politics, then I plead guilty.” Gov. Hubert C, 11-, (R . Idhao), said he could not understand all the concern July 22 ov er a man using the con­ Ad mi ns tons ference as a springboard to Jett* Hite, Titusville; Louis lhe presidential race. He aaid Kervhner, l)eR ary; Bessie Jo­ "e v e r since the day o f Woodseph, Mae Alice Sherman, row Wilson, when his ca m ­ Patricia Murphy, Kathltvu paign was launched « l « gov­ conference, candi­ Brown, Willie Vance, Lawr­ ernors’ ence Wilkins, Dolores Stewart, dates have been doing it ." The westerner then called lletty Vetter, Donald Jorn-t, the m il of all the ex-gover­ o f Sanford, Births nors now in President Ken­ Mr. and Mrs. Billie Kite of nedy's cabinet. " I don't know what all the Titusville, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Murphy fua* is about," he remarked Rockefeller has acted the o f Sanford, a boy. part of a candidate. He has Dichargee applause by John Shepard, Indianapolis; acknowledged Ruby Iirockner, D ebary; Mrs. waving at crowds gathered Patricia Cooper and baby; In and around conference Sennlc Merchant, Joan Rodi. hotels; patted youngsters on ford, David Widman, James the head when passing them; Singleton, Lam ar Smith, signed scores o f autograph*, and, grasped hundredj o f Frank McCleod, Ruby l.ee hands. Hunter, Lacey Hlelm o f San­ Rockefeller believes the ford. question o f civil right* will he a major issue in the next year’s White House campaign and the outcom e of the fight at the governors' meeting wa* considered a m ajor victory ATCHISON, Kan. (U P li for the New Yorker. A first-issue air mail stamp "1 consider Him a victory went on sale her® today to for those dedicated to the commemorate the aerial feat* establishment o f equal rights of tamed aviatrix Amelia for all A m ericans," R ocke­ Earhart and the 66th anni feller said when Hie gover­ versary o f her birthdute In nor* voted overwhelmingly to tilt* northeast Kansas town. give civil rights "top priority" Atchison Postmaster John at their next meeting. K. Smith predicted 730,000 of the commemorative stamp* SCIENTIFIC LAW N would tic sold. Hu said it SPRAY IN G FOR — would be the largest single sale o f air ntaii stamps on r e ­ OR cord. F< Iks in Atchison, all u.ooo of them, enjoy seeing the Also Lawn K rnotition name of their hometown on Atchison, Topeka and Santa Your ( S C O t t S ) Healer •■*#•-•»•••• Fe Railway ntr* They brag about having the only alcohol Lrupcvllle Nursery distillery in the state. But 2221 GrapeviHe Axe. Atchisontans are most proud FA 2-OAMt o f Amelia Earhart. Hospital Notes D em ocratic Eclipse Gazer’s Eyes Damaged preceding claim s today in appraising the outcome of the partisan civil rights contest which kept the annual governors’ confer­ ence boiling for three days. G ov. Nelson A. Rockefeller o f New York, who led the outnumbered Republicans in their campaign, claimed a victory because the final pro­ duct was similar to the pro­ posal he submitted a month ago. Rut it was a Democratic proposal which was approved Tuesday by a 38 to 3 vote with only three Southerners dissenting. Three Dixie g ov­ ernors were recorded for it and five were absent. There was little doubt, how ever, that the heat gener­ ated by Rockefeller hail re­ sulted in approval o f the com ­ prom ise plan instructing the conference executive com m it­ tee to give “ top priority" to challenge facing the nation civil rights in (he com ing was in equality for Negroes. year. It also appeared to The only interruption for ap­ plause cam e when he said it have warmed his president­ was “ wrong that tax paying, ial hopes considerably. arms • bearing, votecasting The 55th annual governors' Am ericans" should not have meeting ends today after two espial access to hotels, res­ more business sessions which taurants, schools and jobs. may cause an anti-climatic argument over more Republi­ can civil rights proposals. After Tuesday's round of roll call votes revolving around (he civil rights issue, CAPE C A N A V E R A L (U PI) the governors adjourned for their black-tic slate dinner Tho scheduled launching to­ at which Vice President Lyn­ day o f the Syncom II com­ don R. Johnson was the prin­ munications satellite was post­ poned because o f technical cipal speaker. lie appealed to the g over­ difficulties in the sp ac* raft's nors to help find a nonpar­ antenna, the National Aero­ tisan solution to the civil nautics and Spun- Administra­ rights issue and said there tion ( NAS A) announced. A N ASA spokesman did could Im> no Democratic or Republican answer, no White not elaborate on the nutui.. o f House or state house answer the antenna difficulties which The "but only a responsible, tru­ delayed the launching. shot will he postpon'd for ly Am erican answer " Johnson said the forem ost at least ‘J l hours. Syncom 2 Shot A t Cape Delayed “Super . Right** Fine QuuMty Grata Ted AP RIB RIB (MDDLB CUT) Steak* Roast h \ f > * 79< LB. GRADE “ A " QUICK FROZEN TENDER, PLUMP BAKING HENS 4 to 6 • Lb. Average LB........ 8-oa. cans Del Monte Seasoned or Blended Peas 8/$1.00 AdkP Froaen (I**-lb . pkg. 48c) t-e s . pkg*. Green Beans 2/29c A l l ' • Our Finest Quality 1-lb. cans Fruit Cocktail 4/79c AAP-Our Finest Quality Bartlett 1-lb. rang Pear Halves 2/43c Jane Parker Lemon o r 1-lb. 7-os. each Jelly Rolls Amelia Earhart Stamp On Sale 59c Jane Parker Frrsh Crisp 10-os. twin pack Potato Chips 39c SPECIAL JANE PARKER FRESHLY BAKED Apple Pies'^ 3 9 IONA CREAM STYLE SPECIAL CHINCH HUGS FUNGUS Golden Corn---10 lib- OFF LABEL! WHITE HOUSE INSTANT NON-FAT Dry Milk 12 75 SUMMER-TIME FAVORITE . I.M **f ' J , 2 $ " © i* E .\ Plaid S I # R k With this coupon ft porrhaan e t Sr O ff Label Our Own ra- Loom® Tea , {» lh. b ox 3 !c< era* •• «• |H« Coupon |uod thruugh July 27. J-7-27 iiill» t « !liin ii M.RKICI \ ipuyviM THE ED A. DAVIS HOME on Plumoim Unatl jn DeBary was completely destroyed by lire of un­ determined origin with u loss of approximately $75,000 Tuesday morning. Two ilnys tiled in the Maze, which threatened the nearby DeBnry Art Mansion, (Photo by Cox) sugar Lettuce (U P I) - Chief ernors that their refusal to deal with the issue “ would be inoet unfortunate in tho light 1 Lb. 13 0 «. Can W hil* 27c Shortening 3 lb. tin 49c Peaches JFK Takes Poke A t Governors II Og. Hot tiro Ann Case COMPACT POMfcOTCE air conditioning CENTRAL V PLUMBING - HFATING AiU CONDITIONING B ill H iilhurk, Pre-titlenl CALL NOW FOR FREE E S T IM A T E ! Bright Sail 2/35c Bleach Ketchup WASHINGTON t l ’ l'l) — ..................................................... .. A. D. Moor*-, director o f the an offhand swipe at the ileciMiami brunch o f the Congress I lions o f the governors' con­ o f Racial Equality, CORE, ference in Miami Beach to said the governors “ cring-d i put off a stand on civil with political fear when atked 1right* for a year. to stand up anti he counted." Greeting 1UU teen-age mem“ The promise that within t»ers of the “ Boys' Nation," 12 months action may conic- whose make-believe ' Nation­ is a tired, worn evasion," alist" and • Federalist part Moore said. “ America needs tea had adopted strung civil its answers now and Am eri- rights plank*, the President ran* want answers now ." said with a smile; Tlie conference, despite rf*'I read about your meet­ 'ort* by Republican governors, ing last night. It seemed to Hus carefully avuided taking a ! me you showed more initiustand on the controversial l live in some ways than the is«ue. governors’ conference in \ltLowry w anted th. chief ex- ,urai." --- - - - - - - - - Iona Hlirrd nr Halve* A. Leon Lowry warm-1 the gov­ 3/51.00 h F llhiti, ecutives the nation is on the verge o f “ fratricidal strife the National Governors' Con­ that could destroy us." lb- sniii this country ha* n»t ference Tuesday for fulling faced such serious inlerria! to take a strong stand on strife silicv the Civil War. civil rights. NAACP 3 lbs. 29c Cantaloupes Florida Negro leaders blasted State « l A LIP. J I'M III) Governors’ Rights Stand Blasted MIAMI BEACH Peaches Gentle Soap 4/27c Ivory Snow 35c Soap Drtrrgenl Lg. Pkg. Detergent Dreft Cleaner 35c Tide Lb. Ilox Veg. Shortening Stye ’n Span 29c Crisco t-K. Fkf. gal. 39c |*rr«iHial Bar teory L f. Pkg- Bstb Bar Zest l.lqui*! Detergent 33c Joy .1 l.b. Tin 2/41 c 12 O l. 35c Detergent l.g. Pkg. 83c Cheer 33c Ysnr dreams emus tnu with FA2-6562 ty* r u n STAMPS J I I'riees in this id ire good through Saturday, July 27, �Courthouse Baal I t U t o T r a M r t l w Thomaa Southerland Jr., •tax to Joeeph Cortex, etux, Druid lllllt, |23,900. Anno Greengraaa, et vlr to June* Loo, etux, Stewart's Sobrfrn., $5,300. Cevelle Hayes to Grady W earer, etu x, Oakland Hill*, pleasure & satisfaction 'guaranteed r*»Martin-Marietta Corp. to Joeeph Jodrych, etux. Lakewood Shores, 113,000. Ronald Mas ten, etui to H. 0 . Washburn, Altamonte Land, Motel a n ' Navigation Co., $ 11,000. Donald Zimmerman, etux to Michael Zimmerman, etux, Lakewood Shores, $7,600. Guy Arnold Cannon, etux to M int Pod. 8. and L. o l Orlando, $10,600. William Brasher, etux to J. K . Poster, etux, Country Club Manor, $10,000. A lberta Taggart to Ed • Iraa, etux. Shady Park, $16r SPECIAL! LEA N MEATY FRESH QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED FLO R ID A GRADE A FRESH STEWING # BLU E RIBBON QUALITY E X T R A LEA H FRESH prices good1 through the weekend At Sanford Food Fair Only POUNDS t 2460 Park Ave. FARM ER GRAY SWEET SMOKED Vincent Mateckl to Virgil Curry, etu x, Triangledale, |3^ •00. Willard Deoitls, atux tc Harold Geiger, etux, Woodmere, M 3 0 0 . Marlon G. Spain, etux to Reid, etux, 8nnland Ea- V (WHOLE) LleiH *1wHh |S i tatee, 111,400. C. A . Renner, etux to W. Leonard Jones, etux, Lake Midge, $11,000. Xnox-Florkla Development Cory, to Leroy Jackson, atux, Harmony Hornet, 19,600. Hollaca X . McPherson, etux On Carol Jean Skaggs, W. Brantley Rd. light** $10,500. Christopher Dillon J r , etux bo C lifton Borneman, atux, Longdate, $9,200. Phillip 8mlth, etux to ErRest Coburn, etux, Dear Lake B ills, $9,700. 8hoemaker Construction Co., Rm. to John Humphrey, etux, Ravenna Park, $16,500. John W . 8tainbough, etux to Stanford Clinger, etux, Lake Ellen, $17,000. F irst Fed. 8. nsd L. to S. O. E lgin, Longerood, $3,600. LMN Enterprises, Inc. to M ilner Kyals, etux, Tea 'N Green, $12,600. Chester Foigate, etux to Elder Frank Stoke*, at al, 2281-89, $11,000. LMN Enterprises, Inc. to W alter Bathes, etux Tea 'S Green, $13,800. Jamas Autry, atux to Jack Lanlar, atux, L a k e w o o d •faorea, $19,500. Johnny Walker, etux to Wil­ liam Cook, Drcamwold, $6,000. William Athrr, etux to Am erican Fed. S. and L., Hour |.ake, $12,200. Meredith Enterprise* Inc. to Meredith Corp., Noli Kill, $."»,. DELICIOUS F IL L E T S OF R ED SNAPPER-59c SPREAD-L79t YOUR CHOICE* f o o d f a ir t> » o c o 4 CO FFEE lb con 39< (limit 1 coffee of your choice with $5 food order) OR K R A FT ’S V E L V E E T A C H EESE FARMHOUSE FROZEN * Chocolate, Ltmon, Coconut, Banana HAIR SPRA Y MAYFAIR fresh new improved COTTAGE CHEESE29c S P E C IA L *4 9 < VALUE! FOAMY WALDORF 22o$ Plastic • • • MARBLIS Van. Char. or Deles Cream Sand, Charles Entzmingcr, etux In Alice Walker, Sanford, $6,£00. Brooklyn Savings Hunk tu FH A, $12,650. C. Iluwanl McNulty, etux to P. M. Uicharson, 7-20-31, $36,000. Hospital Properties, Inc. to First Fed. S. and L., Melody Acres, $11,600. Jamen Kamngc, etux to Jul­ ian Stenitroin, etux, Lake Kathryn, $ III, 100. II. Colin W right, etux to Donald Turpen, etux, English Estates, $26,500. Carson Mott, etux to Nathnnlel Lomax, H a r m o n y Homes, $8,000, Jack Engel, etux tu Itobcit L. Bush, etux, English Es­ tates, $33,600. Barton Pilchri, etux to Mabel Dicnnvr, Lirl-Aii, $3,400. Final Divoeee Decrees Jana l ’botiadis vs. Stanley Photimdie, Muriel Gardner vs. Jesse Lee Gardner. Bonnie Worthy vs. William W orthy, • TOOTHPASTE M • SURF All Purpose sn orted Haver* LESUEUR FLAVORKIST ) LA CORO nT l UNCH LOAI I i OR 24ea earis sf H Y C R A D I 0 FRESH PICKED TEN D ER YOUNG P O LE • Marriage Appliaclions W illiam Lane, ChutuoU ami Barluiru Ann lleekle, Orlando. Eugene Golden, Osteen and Bernice Hall, Lake Helm. RICH OIL COLLEGE STATION. Te*. (HIM>— Klee nil, n byproduct o f the rice industry, increase* milk yields when added tu the ration o f dairy animuis, the Texas A A M College exten­ sion service says. Testa at an experimental station sh«v,v*d addition o f rice oil to the ration also in­ creased paiatability. itesvurchers estimated that for every dollar spent on rice oil, a dairy farm er could gut $3.50 bark in increase)! production. The okapi is rata led to the gtralie. t ti 11 u iT S t 'T7T i TETIEY LOOSE TEA " % Merchants ' Merchants green Stamps SEEDLESS GRAPES BAKERY BONUS SPEC IAL! HOT WEATHER T R E A T D O N U TS m a r g a r in e AQUA NET RAYTTTE Hair Spray KILL TLYING and CRAWLING INSECTS FASTI <139 Gulf Spray w m NEW! 59c Mum FROZEN PASTRY DELICIOUSLY BAKtO BY DEODORANTT 6 9 C tAsoe t i n Sara Lac 79c ----------- — ------ — r cakes T" •1 ■#— ' • 4 L imm . — a1 ■ • I *«. K $ �$ Safety Effort Falters The predictable holiday slaughter and mayhem on the nation's streets and highways, have happened again with the usual frightening inevita­ bility, will go into the record books as one more "routine” entry. The prospect is that these peri­ odic human disasters, and the hardly less shattering dally death tolls which roll up between holidays, will get worse ns traffic volume mounts steadily across the country. And the blunt truth is that, for all their professions of good intent, most traffic authorities fall badly* short o f serious effort to cope with the traffic safety problem. The element breaks down into three elements— the road, the car and the driver. In the matter o f rouds, we are getting more and more super-thor­ oughfares basically designed for heavy traffic and incorporating the best principles o f safety engineer­ ing. But some of these very new roads are not well engineered. The com­ plexities built in at certain "inter­ changes'’ confound even the rno^t sensible driver. Turnoff lanes are inadquately banked, deceleration lanes sometimes omitted or made too short. In all too many areas, highway authorities really never hnve solved the sign problem. They just don’t know where to put them- More often thun not, they are placed at points hundreds o f feet from the spots where driver decisions to turn or not to turn should be made. As for cars, most stutes under­ stand the need to require periodic "T h is Is Where It Begins, or Ends? Political checks to assure their good condi­ tion. More and more are demanding seat belts in all new cars sold. Motor companies generally are co-operative in designing their product more and more for safety. The driver is the big focus o f fail­ ure. A high percentage of accidents, fatal and otherwise, nre adjudged due cither to improper driver control or inadequate attention to driving. It is in this realm of "pilot error” that traffic authorities, lacking prop­ er spur from people themselves, ap­ pear in poorest light. The driver is the "operator” of the vehicle, so his license states. Yet it is a fact that many "drivers” do little more these days than accom­ pany the cars they ride in. Their hands and arms are every­ where but on the wheel. They talk, they shift about, they turn their heads away from the road. With laughable understatement, police in one big city protested mildly against drivers who mnke a "lovers’ lane” out of mnin muds— while moving at speeds up to 50 or 60. By any fair test all this consti­ tutes reckless driving. Until it is uni­ formly so defined, and heavily penal­ ized for what it is— the chief menace to safe driving— we can treat with scorn the empty blather from official sources about "driving safely.” The comings and goings of most truffic police arc mere show-window stuff. If safer driving renlly is desired, the menns o f urging it seriously through official uction are surely at hand. So far nobody hns shown much interest in getting down to cases. The death score is the proof. WASHINGTON— (N E A ) — Just as i f civil rights prob­ lem* at hom# w trsn 't bother­ ing the American governm ent A ___________^ Dr. Crane’s Lyle C. Wilson Says: Worry Clinic It’s Deficit Living Clara’ s rate shows one o f tic lust or the for sex common many Br rur For United P r iu Internationalii• In the almpla terma of w h a t! have really goea on, Reserve the Federul Hoard’* increase in aonia spent year* or now wa |o f the U. S. dollar. away i R iven Foreign abroad a lot more than for- [ dollar* eigners have spent in owner* gut a it* discount rate I* In rrcog- United States. This deficit in |dollars the international balance o f payment* Is made up by pay­ ment in U. S. dollars. Foreign individuals a n d governments happily accumlated theta dollars immediately after the war. Th* U. S. do|. lar waa so sturdy and so mueh sought that much o f the free of U. S. That was burked by gultl came wlvea passionate much better 11)0 per cent. tho reasons go about because Roosevelt administration committed the United States in 1934 to tell to foreigner* gold at t35 an ounce. That commitment still holds. So a with the aa why actually berserk. Yet they the ! deal thun that. Kuril of their nltlon o f the unhappy fact that the United State* i* liv­ ing beyond it* Income abroad as well as at home. The immediate purpos* o f th* rata increase is to make it morn profitable to keep cer­ tain money on deposit and drawing Interest in the Unit­ ed State* than abroad; or, at least, not les* profitable to have th* money her* than elsewhere. If It work* that way, th* United State* Iwlunre of pay­ ments position will be improv. ed. The U. S. balance o f paynienta position la the end re­ sult o f all the international dealing* between the United States and its people and fo r ­ eign nations and their people. are not com pared masculine stand­ ard. Rut they use setnal aUracliuii at a cosm etic sop to their feminine van­ ity. Husbands, atop these affairs by nslng the booklet | named below! CASK Q 403: Clara Z.. aged 29, ii a desperate woman. ’ ’ Dr. Crane," her angry Clara mutt husband began, foreigner with U. S. dollar* world used accumlated dollars jm, "b^n able to dem and'in as backing fo r it* own cu r exchange U. S. gold to th . rency. The dollar, literally, value o f hit dollars. was us good a t goldT*netter, The Citlsen* Foregin Aid maybe, because it waa handier Commit lee calculates that on ib* An l* n* ! "F o r she is such a aox | h“ 00 Judg' ment at all! I ' h» ve been married for six years and I have Itreated her far better titan nT n e ‘. T o ' 1* 11 i ii i I ***• 3 , ‘ ,h « * oM The U. S. gold dollar also rMerve w « , *23.2 billion and most husbands. "In fact, the cries and ad­ had some gold backing, up to , h„ ld r w r v . in „ , h, r 2o per cent. About *12 mil-| fr w wor|(J countrit. , „ 3 mits I have born swell to lion o f the gold hoard sc- bnIUm. Th# s> M llo„ rd her. Yet she runs around cumluted by the United State, lotUy , , (|own „ 5jJ bi„ ion with othe* men and even en­ was and it required to provide wht.rwl, lbu ho, of tertains them In our own that 25 per cent gold backing other frl.0 * „ rll, niltion. hn(, home. "1 have caught her in adul­ increased by Dec. 31, 1901, to terous behavior four time* *23.0 billion. She always cries and begs The committee calculated i me to forgive her and vows tliut from Dec. 31, IPS'.1, to MVVK>«P, SAKS, HAIt, die will never be unfaithful Dec. 31. 1901, the U. 8. bal­ SOO LC»T ALL again. BOAOCt V MOWCO ance o f pnyments deficit was "Hut periodically she goes VOU KNOW THAT about *19.(5 billion. Our over­ voua Mea o aowt on a sex binge just as many seas spending in those yesrs OTARTACMIN-1 other folks go on s liquor was that much more than w* KOODCNLV? soao. binge. Is she crary or a L CSTSCT CIKTAIM received from overseas. nymphomaniac of what?'* >NO«gt -C-L Obviously, many foreigners V«.MPTOM» No, Clara is not insane nor no longer regard the U. t t j even , p i l „ onale woman, passionate , , her frequent affairs some still do hold dollars and wlth oth,,r mc|)1 that creates another prubLater in my office site nam­ . lent. ed 9 different men In the The American Institute for past two years with whom Ecunoiuic Krsearch at Ureat sho had had illicit contacts. |Harrington, Vt., calculated in "Tlien she must be crazy |August, |9'52, that those out­ o r a sex glutton," you may standing foreign dollur claims suggest. ulteudy exceeded the capacity Hut Clara's problem is sim­ o f the Unied States to make ply due to a basic sexual . good in gold. inferiority complex. If the foreigners demanded She is sterile. So site can OUR BOARDING HOUSE 7 their gold WO could not pay , up. Thii would create a ratal! trophic chnoa in the free world where the dollar la a j vita! part o f th* international I economy. Pugu 1-A Sanford, Florida vs si.rs.i 4 a. oisci.ow . m i io n a m i r u i u s v a .x rs a .T M a n e ft ag Sailor J tu t Wed., July 21, 1963 XSKLLB r o u a iy suitor T n • tiiia irrio a ■ •a b l is iil n r u s ts w 1:1.1.* Mocll*DIC*l H'ipL JAM S IIKIS SSA SS SM Uuuntis M*n*«rr L K t K L I A rSHSSKM seclsty s a ilo r u u u oT iir A ta ri* ft J . 41H A .XT C U silflt d Mau*s«r r HA X K tlll.IU I.l4K hatscs UoJI, <rr Peter Edson ii Jnever hate any children. And this type of woman often passes em otionally ber­ serk, for when ahe views other wives of her age, push­ ing perambulators down the street, the feels dejected, re­ jected ami de-feminized! "D r. Crane," Clara sobbed in my office, " I feel as If I'm not all there at a w o­ Sometimes to swap horses m an." Then this devastating in midstream it th« sensible thing to do if the htrse you're thought crumbles tier femizton i* drowning. j ine ego to the point where 'o Grimond, leader o f Bti- *h* 8 °«» almost berserk emotish Liberal party. tionally, though she t* still quite sane in other respects. What may also seem Quotes hard at us. but we ar« also in®cs touchy about being overlook- Ujara is not a sexually pas- insatiable desire affair. Hut it isn't because nty husband Is mean to me, No, she Just wanted to re­ for he it wonderful. "And he is generous with inflate her wounded femin­ money and kind and far more ine ego by seeing that she forgiving than he should be. could still stimulate a man. "Hut 1 just get an uncon­ "R u t isn't your husband at trollable urge to bolster my tra d ed to you?” we might pride at periodic times when ask. 1 feel so low ." "Y e s, but I wonder if that That la the cry of thou­ isn't m ore a sense o f gal­ sands o f sterile wives who lantry on his p a rt," she an­ scent to imagine that child­ swers. "S o when I feel devastated birth it the only true test o f in my womanly m orale, then a woman'* sexual norm alcy. Send for my booklet "S ex 1 try to test my charm s to see if I have lost all power Problems in M arriage," en ­ closing a long stamped, re­ to charm a man. "A nd it just gets out of turn envelope, plus 20c, for it hand till I enter Into another can show a husband bow to banish this ago deflation of his wife. Alto, let sterile wives intest their lim e In Girl Scouts, Catnp Fire Girts or a Sun­ day School Claas and thus be­ come foster parents to a M IAM I BEACH (U l’ l) — wltole group o f youngsters. itself. GOPs To Keep Issue Alive Republican governor* prom is­ ed today to keep the civil right* dispute before the an­ nual conference o f state exec­ utive* even though they «ere| overwhelmed In the first test on that issue. Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York, leader o f the cam paigns to get the govern­ or*’ conference to Issue a civil rights declaration, tried to lay responaibility d i r e c t l y on (‘resident Kennedy for ye,ter day'* conference vote to shelve the issue. Navy Satellite Like Tiny Moon WASHINGTON (U P I) The Navy has put a satellite into orbit with an ingenious stabilization ayitem that keeps the same face of the mnonlet toward the earth. The device, Involving a long boom and a ipringlike y o y o ," take* the away out the satellite a* It spins around the earth, the Navy said Monday. The value of the device is to make radio communication easier and, in the case of weather satel­ lites, (o keep the cameras aimed earthward. The Navy did not say when the satellite was launched. The vote came nn adoption o f a rules change to junk the resolutions committee a n d abolish th* entire resolution* process which hus caused in­ creasing controversy in the conference during the past four years. The 33 to lii vote wes almost a straight petty | line count with e single de­ fector— Democratic Gov. W ll- | li*m A . Egan of Alaska *l<fe<| with the Republicans against the new rule. Republican governors im­ mediately began searching for parliamentary tactics to force one o r more additional roll calla on the civil rigid* issue. Another party caucus was called. Notebook enough member* o f the Secur­ France o f their U N * q4m fete* ity Council would abstain from on. j votin g to m ake a majority Assistant Seerataiy o f M a t* Impossible. Securing a tw oHarlan Cleveland, hi ch a rg e thirds m ajority voto for ex elusion in the General A »terri­ o f United Nations affair*, hag b ly would be Just as difficult. just returned from Europg where he discussed stra tegy The only time a country was for the com in g Security Court* aver kicked out o f an Interna­ cil and General Assembly sea* tional organization was when Italy wa* expelled from the slons with British, French old League o f Nattom for Itj and Organization for Econom ­ ic Cooperation and D evelop, invasion o f Ethiopia. ment country officials, w hich Th* alternative to expulsion Include Canadian* and Japan* would be the application o f esc. economic or political sanctions Together, t h e s * O E C D to force South A frica and Por­ rounttie* give the UN 80 per tugal to change their policies. This will also be a d iffic u lt1^ “ * fund* ,nd 85 * ** move to put over, for there is cenl the doin* lt* another issue at stake. 1wurk- The de» ,r« l* 10 >~ ur» ns united a front as possible The question o f whether So. in handling these im portant viet Russia ran be deprived of issues in the coming months. ite vote In the United N ation! I fo r failure to pay assessment* In support o f the UN Emer­ OVER 35 YEARS gency Force peace-keeping op- ' At Ftrat * Palmette orations in the Congo romes 1 lAiong-ide vid p*»l S ffk t) to a head in 1904. The U. S. S. R. will then be two years in arrenrs. France will also lie txvo years in arrears in ll,*55 if it continues present policies. enough, African affair* a r t com ing Into the W ashington spotlight to complicate the in­ ternational situation. They will give the United Nations th* gravest test it has had since Soviet Russia proposed i u "troik a " plan fo r administering ail UN activ­ ities. A four-member A frica dele­ gation headed by Mongi Slim o f Tunisia is due in New York soon and probably will com* to Washington to discuss the South African racial policy o f apartheid and Portuguese c o l­ onial policies in A ngola and Moxamldque. Uoth o f these is­ sues will be before the UN Security Council In the last 10 day* of July and early August. They will also be important Item* i.n the agenda fs r the General Assembly session o p e n i n g in mid-September. The question o f financing con ­ tinued support for the Congo wilt also be a related and moat important assembly is­ Neither country would want sue. to vote fo r sanctions against The Mongi Slim mission w ui South Africa or i'oitugal if set up liy the new Organisa­ that would set a precedent for tion of African Unity, founded action to deprive Russia and nt Addis Ahaba in May. The sentiment expressed at his Pan-African conference o f j 31 Independent countries was ' that South A frica—which lilt! , not attend the meeting and is not an OAU member— should . lie expelled from the United ' Nations or thnt sanctions lie npplied nguinst her. Similar views weie expressed on Por- I lugal. If the Slim mission expects to have South A frica and I’or- i tugnl excluded from UN a f­ fair*. It is probably lit for a ' disappointment. The Security Council can , vote only to recommend ex-1 elusion o f • UN member by the General Assembly. The | question it subject to veto in | the Security Council. How the Soviet Union would vote on this la unknown. 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Published d*i:y **ce»i aeturdey, Sunley sad Christina*, published (Saturday preceedmg Christman 1ST, 1933__________ Is it wise constantly to ad­ vertise the (act that the wages o f sin are often very high? — Britain’* Lord Shawcross, criticising newspapers fer paying hug* sums for par•onal stories in th* currant sex-security scandal. I k iu d A H tr A T A SAViAfl 114 So. Phono Palmetto F A 2-0814 I t t - �T m U U M f M IN S (Daah (Abby: Television Tonight tut it) Ways# Faeanar <•) t t lMM I » « • (•> ABO IB (I) M UM M f 1:11 cat IM u Imhu to StU « ) M m IM VMItW (t) m m - fib. 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WRITE THE HOUSE OF HEALTH I N Seth f t . - SU RFSID E , F L O R ID A /l2 SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith DEAR ABBY: Why do paopls think that because you have » Urge family, your yard is a public playground? Right now twelve kids ere playing bell in my back yard, and only seven of them ere mine. The children aren’t allowed to play in other yards because they ruin the grass. I really don't mind, but it wouldn’t hurt some of the other par­ ents to share the noise with me- At night they ask me to turn on my yard lights so they can play after supper. When, oh, when will I have peace and quiet strain? JUST WONDERING DEAR JUST: Too soon. And you can take my word for it. Cojnt your blessings. Your children are occupied in healthy, wholesome play, and you don't have to worry about where they are— or with whom. Anybody can raise grass. It takes special quali­ ties to raise children. • • • • DEAR ABBY: 1 am 14 and my mother and I have been fussing over something very silly. We were all at the ball game and I was with a very nice boy. He took my hand, My mother then leaned over and told me to quit holding handa with him. Abby, couldn’t she have waited until 1 got home? She had to make a big scene in front of everybody. 1 don’t By Ablgoil Y on Bure is anything wrong with a boy and holding hands at a ball gams, do youT WONDERING DEAR WONDERING: Your mothsr could havs told you quietly to quit holding hands, but I think she was right to tell you. A display (even a minor one) of affection is out of place in public. 0 , DEAR ABBY: Someone suggest­ ed to "U a ’’ (who was upset at seeing “ Pa’s” choppers grinning at her from the dresser top while Pa was outside mowing the lawn) that she “steal” Pa’s choppers and leave in their place $3.20 from the “ Good Fairy". Well, a set of dentures contains only 28 teeth. So at the rate of 10 cents per tooth, Pa should be left only $2.80. DENTAL ASSISTANT • • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO PAUL: Never drink on an empty wallet, baby. • • • • Tell your troubles to Abby. For a personal, unpublished reply, please send a stamped, self-addressed en­ velope. Getting married? For Abby’s booklet, “ How To Have A Lovely Wedding”, send 50 cents to Abby. Jacoby On There habits s acqu ire find are many jo bridge it them Is a good player taa shame picking up to bad ones. ”y Oswald Jacoby NORTE (D) IS o m i tjit ♦ QT *9711 WIST EAST GAM *11011 »A ♦ A J it ♦ 106341 ♦ A q iu M *10 BOLT* One of the w o r d is that o f playing single*. West had all the aces, plus the queen o f clubs and Jack of dia* *K Q monds so when South was V K Q Itm t ♦ KS mean enough to open the bid* ♦ KJ ding in front o f him West Both vulnerable., w asn't really disturbed. A t last and Weat 40 oa *ama> ter all, he had SO oa score Neath Kael Seath Weai and It seem ed sound atra* Put Pam I V 1 NT. Pau Past 1 * 3* tegy to bid a no-trump and P a'i Pas 1 V Double try to get in 130 bonors, plus i’a .' Pa.ia ra <e the rubber bonus. Opening lead—* 4 South continued M i nasty, w ay with a bid o f two hearts for no-trump and he tried and bow West readied that three clube. m aybe the singleton ace o f He had no problem after h e a rts waa not re a lly good South went to three hearts. (Oa D on't JhaWoman sees. Where did Weat go wrong? He failed to let his partner get into the act. Weat should have doubled one heart to ask East to bid. East would have obliged with two dia* mood*. West could havs raised to four if necessary and there would have been no trouble making four, o r even five, odd. eyRuthMiiiett plain , tive-tjp e" home— if it's all on any more. They're "en closed Fireplaces are Judging one floor. If it s a two-story garages." from the real estate lingo, bouse, it la a "colonial man­ "wood-burning fireplaces." If you want to know if there's plain bouaea are fast going sion". If you want a house a place where you can put out o f style. built originally for an Indivi­ a washing machine, look to A re you looking for a house dual, not one built lo sell, i if there ia a "utility In the country? Look for you are look for a "custom - room " listed built" bouse. If you want m ore than a "ran ch ettes" or "country Want a separate dining estates." T h at's what farm ­ room ? That’ s a "form al din­ half-acre with your house house* are called these days. ing room " in today's real then you are asking for a Do you want a house in the estate language. And if you "parklika aetung"—according suburbs? Something with two want a house in a good lo­ to the men who sell bouses. If It hat been years since o r more baths, and a patio cation. you want one ia a house-hunting, and a family room to bouse "prestige neighborhood.” or you've gone you have a treat in store for your increasing brood? in an "exclu sive location." you. Today, that's an "execuU you want a few trees You'll encounter a brandin your yard, look for a new vocabulary—ta d these house on a "beautifully wood­ few example# are only a ed lot." mere sampling. S o w ooder Garates aren't just garages nobody want) a plats bouse any more, when it's just aa N E W YO R K ( U P I ) — The easy to buy an "e s ta te " or International A ll-Star team a "m an sion "—and a lot m ore which will m eet the world reassuring to the ego, too. champion New Y ork Yankees at Buffalo, N . Y ., Aug. 19. T A L L A H A S SE E (U P I) — once again will be selected by Florida State University TV RENTAL the Triple A circu it’s manag* freshman basketball coach Joe G Salas * Service D-jg era. William* will join tha Furman Only the starting lineup will University athletic ita ff Aug. FA 2-M2B “ Thsy’ rs lust back jbck fr from o m xneir thsir vacations tvuvu u h b and thay'n - I - * ■■ be picked by tha 10 club man­ 1 as a basketball and gulf ZrnliU Paler TV Salas arguing about w h ich o ils s a w E o r o p s th e q u ic k e s t !’ agers. In nil they will vote for coach. 2040 Sanford Ava. 10 men, Including a rightWilliam*. 29, will i * i v * aa handed and left-handed pitch­ an assistant to Furman Coach Answer 4s Frevfeua er. They w ill be barred o f Lylaa Allay, and will be a cou rts, from votin g for play­ full-time coach o f the Furman ers on tfceir ow n team*. golf squad. 4 backhand Players picked on the most BUndar A graduate o f Southern sblijtetMia ballots wilt muke up the Methodist University, W il­ 5 f ilial tv starting lineup, according to liams joined the FSU staff TlmaU banal SliuMaa an announcement made today last year a fter coaching bas­ 4 Playthings by league President Tommy ketball at Jacksonville's Iti10Arrowpeleaa 11 Ulufr headland Kichardaon. bault High School, It Itmall ilitald •Jl r»»l u l t ■J3stupidity Jt Van linn's Jl'.udarr 44 Tbartfote rhwtisr Utah* id I Murdsr Sd malar's arpaHatMi WASHINGTON (U P D -E d mcamre 41 Darling WaUa dorrhnd UIWUtaB MMardavoea and Bob K hayat. Washing­ 41 Turkioh ardre* M Pteius Iransy ton'* "brother a c t," signed I LAN T DAY 4.1 Ideologic penal Id Mr. IMII. * Dorp laosB Miboro 44 S'it* *1***1 vlolinl* Redskin contracts Wednesday for the LlfcU National Football ------ -------------------- v League season, m D 1 UPICH 1 l » \ r 1 l 7 r p ll s h e tackle and Bob is a rr V nr place-kicking specialist who booted II field goals last seaT ir w •\Vlut 'ome people don't know *oo and 3S consecutive con about chiving,” u >* Su>y. is STARTS TOMORROW versions. ‘ would till a hospital.” housca people Surely E ast could take a trick or so and West had those four aces. He doubled and opened his four o f spades South's queen won the trick and a heart lead fell to West's ace. S ow West panicktd and for some reason led his ace o f clubi. When East could not trump the se­ cond club South showed hi* hand, conceding the last two any buy m ore? M anagers Will Pick All-Stars UF Coach To Go To Furman Seminole TV Brother Act RITZ WattDtSNOT DOUBLE FEATURE _ M l CtTZiniSZ AS3X c (W atch for Sassy W eekly) (SPfcCIAl. PADKINgtO] J. �" • 'f t * ' 11 Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. FA 2 -5 6 1 2 Classified Phone 32-5612 32-5613 Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED D ISPLAY; T u tj., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day before insertion. Mon. • S it. •ooo. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED; Tue-., thru Fri. • 2 P. M. day before insertion. Mou. • Sit. £001. RESPONSIBILITY: The Herald will not be responsible tor more than one incorrect insertion o f your ail. and reserves the right to re* visa o r reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered ta conform In the policies o f this p.per. If you warn people to pay attention to your business, call FA 2-5412 and ask the Herald Staff about som e at­ tention g ettia f ada CLASSIFIED INDEX 11. Lost ft LOST: * TIZZY Boxer d o f, By Kate Oiann FA 2-3219. FURNISHED 1 A 2 Bedroom Apartment. $33 A $63. New­ ly decorated. Quesnel Apt. 7. 404 E . 14th 8t. 322-1194. TRAILER, private FA 2-6007. lot. Ph. Legal Notice <• SOTICB t'XUEII n m T i m • v sw « statitk n o t ic e is i i k h u b y u i v . r.N that the urul*r*l*u*J, Ar­ m i n g to eneeee In buetneae un<t*r th» fictitious name of AUTO SEItVICB, al U. 8 . Ill-tiway 17-93 an-l Melody Lana. In the City of Ca-vol barry. HrtnlnuU County. K!«r Ida. Intende to ra«latar the aald flcttttuua name with the Clark of the Circuit Court ef Seminole Count). florid*. I l l Wm. U. Aopbsne S. Joaaph Darla. Jr. Atlurnay at !.•«* Toat Ofttca ilua 1 |J» Sanfurd. KlorlOa Cubital) July ta, IT, 31, It, tlSI (JDK-SS r ir n n o ia «v / • ■Fathor seems upset Has ha had a look at my room?’ CARNIVAL By Dick Turner o « r • 'Jim m y's at that awkward age— old enough to have ar illowanoo, but young anough to tpand tt on hlmsolfl" OUT OUU WAY O fc T T IN 'lO S X u V Vi. That 3 just rr— D, M6 C C JT HXVB KVCKveOCTVTCLLA L E E D U K C T H A T .. MS UAkl u u T A Ml6 WISE THAT. AW TH‘ MIKJU7E ME - h'I S Ht U’J t ZO 1C*. l H AKJi t,Z> VTV FAMILY' ftrrail July 24, 1963—Page 3-A fem ale, FURN. A pt. 2300 Mellonvllle. ) •safari 8. For Raot 12- Real Estate Far Sal* 2$. Radio ft Tttevfcioo 3 BEDROOM bouse. Hitches BEDROOM, Florida room , T. V. REPAIR. Same day Packs, mosquito M U , can­ teens, mess k iu . Arm ysgrvice. All work guarant­ large yard with sprinkler eed. Used T.V.'s for sal*. Navy Surplus, gto Sanford system. Good neighborhood. Mooney Appliance S e r ies. Ave. Inquire at 2414 Summerlin. 323-0607. SINGER Round Bobbin equip­ IMMEDIATE Occupancy, two ped to tig tn g k make but­ S bedroom model Homes. USED T.V. Sets $10 up. Ser­ vice calls $3.00. Sanford ton holes. Guaranteed. As­ LMN Enterprises. Inc. T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford sume psym eaL 5 monthly Highland A te . Longwood. Ave. Pit. FA 2-9776. installments e f $6.15. Ph. TE 9-0911. PA 2-9411. 3 BEDROOM. 2 baths, L and 27. Special Servlet* $1 per day rental for Elec­ D room with wall to wall F R IG ID A IR B tric Carpet Sharapoocr with carpet. Equipped Kitchen Sales «s Service purchase o f Blue Lustre, and Fla. room . FA 2-8164. G. H. HIGH Carroll's Furniture. 2317 Osceola Drive. 1700 W. 1st SL Sanford Ph. FA 2-3S63 2 T .V .’s. Ono table model and 3 BR. Home. 2t)2 Laurel Dr. one console. 34" $45. Ph, Good location, kitchen LAWNS Renovated • Aerate PA 2 9 equipped. Low down pay­ Remove Thatch • Chinch ment. Assume loan. A real Bug Spray (VC-13) • FertiFO RM AL W edding Gown. saving. Call FA 2-9472. 'xe— Ph. FA 2-4244 Sise 7. Like new. 322-6570. MANSFIELD LAWN SER. W ELL KEPT, 3 bedroom CB home. $62. per month. Ex MDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ Special PAPA til'R G E R all the way and lee cold 19 oa. trss available. Good deal. tios etc. Free estimate. Ph. root boor a!! day W od-os* FA 2-7432. 322 3iae. day July 24, for only 49c a$ 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath. Raven­ Piano Tuning and Repair Sanford A . k W. Root B eer. na Park. 304 Temple Drive. W. L. Harmon - FA 2-432) Drive In. I- Lost ft Found By Nadine Seltzer equipped. $73. FA 2-3303. vicinity o f golf club, Cassel­ 2. Notices • Personals berry; New Y ork license; 3- Education - Instruction 1 BEDROOM furnished Cot­ REW ARD; 838-7393. 4. Transportation tage. Adults only. F A 2-1117. 5. Food 1. Notices - Perm aals 121 LA l'R E L DRIVE 6. For Rent VACUUM CLE A N E R repairs, 6A Special Notices 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ parts, supplies fo r E lectro­ ped House. 103 a month. 7. Business Rentals lux, K irby, Hoover, A irPh. FA 2-6437. 8. Beach Rantals W ay, Rex* A ir ete. Free 0. For Sala or Rent LAKE MARY. 3 Bedrooms, 2 pickup. N ew and Used 10. Wanted to Rent baths, air-condition. Lake cleaners sold. FA 2-2382. 11. Ileal Estate Wanted front. FA 26976. 12. Ileal Estate For Sale 6. For R est 13. Mortgage Loans 1 BEDROOM ilou>e furnish­ 14. Insurance ed Adults only. NO S-3122. F U R N I S H E D Apartment. 15. Business Opportunity Clean sa d close ia. Jim m ie V E R Y large 3 Bedroom 16. Female Help Wanted Cowan. 322-4012. Home in Loch Arbor. $140 17. Male Help Wanted per month. FA 2-3301. 4 ROOM Apartment with 18. Help Wanted screened ia porch. Furnish­ 19. Situation! Wanted 2 ROOM furnished Apartment. ed or unfurnished. Phooe 20. Babysitters $35. Includes water A elec­ FA 2-7600. 21. Beauty Salons tricity. FA 2-8544. 22. Build - Paint - Repair FURN. Apt. Close ia. Pboae 2 BDRM. Furn Apt. $33 23. Building Materials FA 2-2100. 2101 Magnolia FA 2-3931 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services "CLEAN quiet Room s" The EFFICIENCY Apartment M 26. Radio ft Television Gsbles. FA S-0720. First St. Near 2 city Ires 27. Special Services parking lots and shopping FURM SUED 2 B e d r o o m 28. Laundry Service stores. S o utility charges. house. 2461 Pslm etto. Call 29. Automobile Service Suitable (or couple or sin­ FA 30274. 29A. Auto Accessories gle. also retired people. 30. Machinery - Tools 1 BEDROOM Apartment. FA 2-4712. 31. Poultry’ - Live stock Quiet neighborhood. F A 231 A. Pets RUNT A HKD 'T t th is ia a h o u s e w a r m in g , w h y a r e all t h e a ir 1462 (rum 6:20 to 6 p. m. RuUaway, Hospital t Baby 32. Flowers - Shrubs conditioners on?” Monday thru Friday. Ph. Beds. 33. Furniture FA 2-4MU any other tim e. 34. Articles For Sale By Day, Week, o r Month 6. For Rent 6. For Raat 5 ROOMS A bath $43. 2 CARRO LLS FURNITURE 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks room s A bath furnished 2 BEDROOM House unfurn­ 2 BEDROOM furnished House. Ph. FA 2-3111 US W. 1st St. ished. Kitchen equipped. $65 $76 a month. 2008 Palmetto Apt. $43, including utilities, 37. Boats - Motors UNFURNISHED 2 • bedroom Are. FA 2-3357. 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 4 rooms A bath unfurnish­ a m o. 2434 Cedar A vc. house, kitchen equipped. ed $32 month. Near NAS. 39. Trailers - Cabanas Tel. •> S*r P< IIO a n y shop of- a STUersPcMAie Jt-L PU ti AW Anl Qg H C t IN M '» u x k NOTICE IX hereby given that ws are snaacsd In bualtieaa at Cryatel t-*ks Drive. t* k s Mary. 8 'm lnol* County. Klorbla, un<i*r the ficittlou* nam or. 8 AM S KATIIVi*, an.l that we Intsnd to r«*l*i«r salil name with tne Clerk of the Circuit Court, Mrmlnole Coun­ ty Florida, In accordance with tn« pruM-lon* of the Fictitious Name Hi.uut»*. t« n it: becllon IS2.09 l-'lurlila claim s* 1147. bis; Dam P Miller •V. Katherine Milter PuMlah July S. te. If. IS. 1 »«S CDK-5S W E L A K A APARTM ENTS: I - BEDROOM duplex Apt. Room s private baths, 114 Kitchen equipped. No met­ W. First SL ers. 706 E. 14th flt. Phone FA 2-7622 or FA 2-6033. SUMMER RATE. L a r g e , clean 2 bdr. furn. apt. $63. 3 BEDROOM $100 a month 1700 Magnolia Ava. Pinccrcst. 122 Shannon Dr. Large living, range furn LOCH ARBOR. 4 Bedroom, 2 ished. Redecorated. 348-3321 bath, air conditioned, dou­ ble carport*-, fenced patio, FURNISHED air conditioned extra U rge carpeted Florida new l bedroom duplex apt. room, hardwood floors, 2 Adults. 2200 Park Ave. utility rooms. $160 per THREE BEDROOM home month. Ph. FA 2-8393. with 1890 ft. o f living area. NICELY furnished 3 room Hardwood floors, paneled bath. Apartment. Private L. R ., separata dining room, FA 2-3303. fireplace, patio, large yard Phone FA 2 6249. 3 UR. 2 full baths. Large Fla. room , kitchen equipped. HOUSE for rent. 3 Hr.. Drapes. Reasonable. Phone bath house with Florida FA 2-0769. room ; 1500 wiatra feet liv­ ing area; $136 a month; ONE Large, one sm all Down­ laxae corner lot; available stairs Apt. Sit Park. lmme*iltU'ly. Call 327 9079. NEW unfurnished 2 Bedroom 2 ROOJI furnished apt. Ph. Duplex Apt. Electric stove, FA 2-5927 or FA 2-6412. refrigerator, vtnelixn blinds sod water furnished. Pb. 1 BEDROOM furnished house. FA 2-2374 after 3 p. m. $60. a month. FA 3 6344. Legal Notice A o r is s : n r m is t s r v r s : o r k i .h r i i m Tin I’ ll.X Ill-KM II. llUIUtlS. n«*13euc«. Slate of Flur.da Addr«e«i Unknown You are hereby notified that a Chattel Mortgede furaelosur* Hull hae bean brnuuht agilnst you In the Circuit Court In and for Seminole County, Florida. In chancery, entitled t't.OUIDA I.MAN (■( ».\l I- A \ Y. INC., plaintiff, r. CM VHI.KM IV T I IS : c m >11 .11 I H . i . 'e II. llt'ltltlH and \\ VNDA Hl’ lt. i in is r iv m i i ) ms * k x i - ItlH. Uefendanle. You are re­ v oi.s: i o i .vi v , ri.iiH iii.s quired to tile your Answer mo. eias or other defemee with the C I T A T I O N Clerk of the Circuit Court of iv h » : i :« t « t >: o r Hemlnote County. FtorPle. end EIJDA KAIIIIAI.A. s«rv# e copy of eurli anewer Deceaaet. or other defenae upon plainTIIK AT ATS: o r S I.oil III A Till llffe attorney, TlluMAH A LYDIA KAItlf ALA {U’ l'.KIl whosw ad drove la t il -Sc) Corrigan Court Magnolia Avenue. Hanford, Lake Wurth. Florida Florida, on or before Aueuat I, t i l l , A. D.. and If )ou fall ADKLt. HKIKKlt-A to do to, a lucre# Fro Conllu l Corrigan Court feeao will he entered aealnet I.*ka Worth, S'lunUS you for the relief demanded iu tne complaint. Lll-LIK BKCKUR Wllneae my hand ant the *40* i'nrrluan Court •eat ot eald Court Mile Stth Lake Worth, Florida day of June. A- D , te ll. (HEAL) ill t. m a KQVUrro Arthur H. Re.-kwlth Jr., i.elwimakl, Finland clerk of the Circuit Court In and for SrralnoJ* Coun­ JOHN K A nil At. X ty. Florida. m e. I. Iloa 301 Il>: Martha T. \ihlr* Like Ueneva, Wlecune.a D. C. Thomas A. Hpetr MVTTl KARMALA Attorney for plaintiff lAlvumahl, Finland 117 Magnolia Avenue Hanford. Florida VRRNEIt K stiltAI.A FcbttaU J -h 5. 14. 17, IS. 1441. Lstvomakl, Finland CDK-21 IIDLVI K U lll VI.A Klnxutunaa I'erinlole. Jyvaekyld. Finldnd s e n t * LAU.S'LALA Klndonmea I'arentole, Jyva»k>la, Finland K R k k l KoltllO.NhS - S Melvt Karhala Jyvaekyta. rinlant and alt other yereont tonssra- ♦di r o u a r s : H E itu n r n o t ? s'lta* that a |u-ililun lie* I— n filed in -aid c'-idrl *•/ JtMIN KAIIIIALA a* en h»lr-a . -lew arid b-n-tlclarir uf the Delete (of t:i,tDV K *1111*1.* a . . . . . . VOTIt'K o r at i r o r s i .o iit u x r o t stats: PAUL DOOCISiTT netlileact unknown Tou ar* Hereby mitin-d Hist a Petition fur *>l mllon lie* been riled lit the Circuit Court In and fur Bemlnute County. Plurt'U, in ("liannery. •ntltUd tn T ill: SIATrtSK (<K THE ADOPTION O r HUUKHT u n ity ORA II AM. and you art umunanded to apv*ar In sel'l court: and you ar* rej,tulre-S lu Ml# your Answer other ilefrn-o with Ihn j •'lwrW of t‘i# Circuit •*-■ irt of Hemiiiule County, S'.uftda, end p r e y i n g I n s t h e b e e p - or other defense upun eeld M pointed ee ednilnlstratur Ue petitioner or petitioner'* elI honle non. and that ,sld poll torn-y. TlluMAH V. kl'KJCIl. Don pr-*)* f-*r »n nllowanco Whos« n d lrx s I* V. o. U«i of alt acc.Kint* a* Ml-d In *.-l<l||)*|, x.m f.id. Ttorlda. on or •■Into nuJ for an UrJsr u( bsfurs Au*u*t S. ISSJ, A. L , Distribution *n l for Iho 4ts- to show ( i n i , why said pstlebnras of VICTOR KAItK.xt.A tlon should not b* ersntsd. t* Admlnlalrslor of salt and If you fall to do *o, a -stn t- and for 111 * r*t«a«s nml l>«i-r«# i’ ro Uoufstto will l>* dtschnrx* of *»I 1 JollN K.XH- sntsrsd **aln*t you for tit* II.XLA. Tou *r« h-rtoy t>- r-llsf dttuundtd la th* I'stliuulrxl to fit* your wrlttsu Iloa. |d*r*n>4 * thsrsto within forty VVIT s Woe o .f band an t 111 , lu>s artsr in* first |iul>lh-«tlun •sal of said Court this ]|ih or postlns thsrsof. Mhould you day of Juns, A. 1). ISSt. (nil thsrsln. dsors* w ill h« so- (SEAL) t«r<4 In duo sour** upon sold Arthur 11. B-v-kwItn Jr. potltlon. Clark of Circuit Court WITNESS my hsnd a» I * of o«m u >tn County, y .orissnt of *uld (’ our! al kai.for.l. Ida -'ounty, »f (sioiuoU ili * am Uy: Xlatt ia T. \ ihlsa day o ’ Jut), A. D. IS*-. Deputy d ork tSKAL) Tbomua A. tlptvr I I I C. VERNON MIgn. JK- Attorn*/ for I'slttleaor County Jude# O. Nos t>4< Publish July is, t l, 11. Irishr ,rd. Plort ia :» • : r .o t . J j y I, 1), : i :>*: CD K-I* |CDh- FURNISH ED I room Apart merit. 1 Bedroom. $60 a month. Water furnished 323-0389. FURNISHED cottage. $63. a mouth. Located at FivePoints. FA 2 1467. RENTALS CiEHR REALTY FA 2-3561 3 BE D H 003I. 2 bath air con­ ditioned $ 100. a month. 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath, air con­ ditioned $73. a month 1 BEDROOM furnished du­ plex apt. Adults. FA 2-U61U. 3$. Articles F or Sale SMALL JALOUSIE door, two panel RETIREM ENT HOME SPRINKLER SYSTEMS doors (5 glasses). Gns Walking distance from down All Types and Sixes range. Ph. F A 2-2736. town Sanford. 3 bedrooms, We Repair and Service d. room, kitchen equipped, S T I N E AIR COMPRESSOR. For sale porch. Freshly painted In­ Machinery and Supply Co. o r trade for anything. Per­ side. Good location. Price 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 fect condition. 3229607. only $4960 with excellent terms. BAMBOO blinds, 4 feet $1.99; 6 feet $2.99; • feet $3.99; SEWING MACHINE ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 10 feet $1.99. Also match CALL FA 2-5785 Realtor stick blinds. Furnltura Cen­ Raymond Lundquiet, Asso. SMITH Air-Condition Refri­ ter. llo o French Ave. FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. geration service. All work FA 23631. 100* heavy guaranteed. Very reason­ POWER toots, GROCERY Store. Good loca­ duty estenstoa cord and enEfficiency Apt. $30 Mo. up. able in price. Day FA 2-7434 tion. TTtrivlng business. Pure trance cable, m lic. Items. Surplus City. 201 W. 1st. Night FA 2 2069. gas pumps. Apply 2713 PA 2-1792 after 6:30. Country Club ltd. UNFURNISHED U rge 2 bed­ ACCORDION, 120 base, pearl room Duplex. Fla. room. $59. MONTH Mowing and edging, ate. Satwhits. Excellent condition. Electron heat. 14th St. $ BEDROOM bouse. Electric ttfaettoa guaranteed. Ph. $75. FA 2-3197. Longwood. 6363290. range and refrigerator. Cur­ FA 3-1917. ZtU ZAU SEWING tains and rods. Fenced 3 BR. Frame House. Partly MACHLNE back yard. Interior recently furninlied. Near NAS. Not painted. Nothing down. As­ fancy but cheap rsnL $13.30 II. B. POPE CO., INC. r e p o s s e s s e d , due to unfortunate circumstance*. '•$ sume mortgage. 221 Palm 2U0 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 week. FA 2-3219. model, p erfect condition. Place. FA 29936. FURNISHED o r unfurnished TRACTOR work, mowing, Sew* forw ard A reverse, 4 large Rooms. Tile hath. LAKE MARY'. An exception­ discing, blade, scoop. makes buttonholes, sew* on 2 Miles from base. Pboitc al buy for $430. down and FA 2-7664. buttons, em broiders 4 mono­ very modest monthly pay­ FA 2-3733. gram s. darns 4 patches, TREES trimmed, demosaed ments. 2 bedroom home, tacks 4 bam s, etc. Assume 1 ItKDRM. Cottage, partly and removed. FA 2-7664. l ‘ v baths. Electric kitchen. 6 paym ents o f ( 6.00. Ph. furn. 3lu.*t ace to nppredate Call owner 322 2713. TREE service, reasonable FA 2 8627. Enjoy country living. rales, I'rumng. d e m o tin g , FA 2-75UU. H . Insurance lake downs. I years exper OR T R A D E , electric atove, large else, good condition, lance. Free estimation. Call SENIOR Cittsenv may quail8. Beach Rentals lor electric refrigerator, FA 2-4377. ty fur Lifa or Hospital In­ FA 3-1679. HUTCHISON Ocaxn front surance to nge 75. Fred J. SWIMMING instructions, all Apartment. D aytona Beach. Harris FA 2-7'JiiO fur appt. READY MIX Concrete, win­ level!. FA 2-3J32. F A 241)58. dow sills, lintels, steps, 16. Famale Help Wanted PRACTICAL nurse will care blocks, sand, cement, rock , 9. For Sale or Rent for patient* in my home. pipe, steel, greasa traps, O PE I t A T O It S experienced. PI.NEC REST. 3 Bedroom*. 2 Ph. FA 2 8135. dry wells, stepping stones. Single or double needle m ibaths, Fla. room , built in Miracle Concrete Co. rliine. Pietro Manufacturing. 29. Automobile Service oven k range. 104 E. Jen309 Elm. A ve. FA 2-3731 402 Pecan Ave. kin* Circle. 322 9357. 3.V Article* Wanted EXPERIENCED dietary sup­ 2.23 ACRES o f Sub irrigated ervisor under 50. White. WANTED used T .V .'*. Ph. land. For inform ation call Apply .Seminole Memorial ScnUarlk Gins* and Taint FA 29776. 4 A 2 lutK). Hospital 8:30 to 4:00. Company SACRIFICE 4 yearn equity. :t 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 36. Automoblla* • Trucks DEPENDABLE WOMAN' Bedruunia, 2 bathe, kitchen EXPERIENCED in direct toAuto Glass, Tops 1936 CHKV. 2 dr. HT. R . 4 IL equipped. 133 W . Coleman the-hume'Selling. High ov e r­ 4 Sea* Covers 323-2740. Circle FA 2-4SHI. write, pin* rnmniMilon* t e ­ BUYING A NEW or nure* right woman lucrative 10. Wunted to Kent USED CAR? career with Cort. If you FINANCE IT WITH US 2 or 3 UKDR003I house near 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 6032 (eel qualified write P.O. 4 Low Interest Rates high school at reasonable ALL WURK GUARANTEED Box 7471, Orlando. Fla. 4 Low Monthly Payments price. Reply c ' o P. O. Bos FLORIDA STATF. BANK t :il A . I'etR 18. Help Wanted 1296. EUSID, FIs. SINGER LAWN SERVICE Aii'-Conditionm* AUTO GLASS INSTALLED AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. I'umliea AKC 1950 JE E P Statiun Wagon. LOOK, talad maker, baker, MINIATURE r«g. 205 Tangerine Dr. R. 4 H. Good condition. dish w a s h e r , cafeteria F A 3-1281. IMMEDIATE O ccupancy, two worker*. Colored or white. ROOMS for permanent guests. i’ b KirrENS. Need home. 3 bedroom m odel Humes. Write giving qualification* Valdes Hotel. FA 21281. 323 0733. 1958 SI MCA. $250. 1405 Court LMN Enterprlies, I n c. to Bos 19 c u Sanford Her­ St. FA 2-4820. Highland Ave. Longwood ald. FURNISHED I bedroom and UHIHUAIIL'A Puppies. Ph TE 6 3911. kitchen. Private bath, lit FA 2-4322. 81 4-DOOR Comet, auto, 19. Situations Wanted floor, own rnUancr, Elec­ trana., radio, heater. Ph. GER-MAN Shepherd dug* FA 2-4993. tricity and water furniihcd. CHILDREN kept. FA 3 4182 Ptnligrcs*. Nut regiatered FA 2 2499. TIIE TIME T B 8T D FIRM I 1 2 >r. Fiqnule $25. 13' TRADE '31 Font pick-up LICENSED i 111LI a C m c FA 2 6123 ROOM furnished garage III N. I'erk A v*. nm. M uir $)5. F A 26273. (or jeep or car. FA 2-7773. FA 2 8181. apt. No depoait on utilities. 37. Boats • M olars IRONING wanted, FA 2-2698. 3 2 . F lo w e r s • Mhrulm Call after 3.30 p. m. FA 2-1303. CROTON'S 25c to $2.50 JE RRY ’S Outboard 4 Machine Care. PREFERRED Child Gray Shadow* N u r.try Simp. W e- Boy, trade a fix Office FA 2 2 IH _ F A 2-3920. UNFURNISHED upper apt 4 All. S. on San(on) Ave. all type* o f motors. 413 Night TA 2-0646 with elderly couple. Refer, DOES >our lawn need nuiwOPEN SUNDAYS Munford Ave. 323 0700 encc*. Box 10 c o hanturd ing? H so call Bubbe Davi* 2624 F irk Dr San'ord, Fla. Herald. UKItBA DAISIES. Dutch Mill 4 Uerjr D i v l d e o a at SPACE Nursery. Upsala ltd. Jual Gateway T o The Waterway FA 3-6993. Kohnon Sporting Good* o ff 20th St. A 1st. fur the children in this big. Your KVTNRUDK Dealer •haded yard and right next Hcout ileairca work a* M rritM u»- M i n :* o r p u n . 301 6 6 E. 1st Pb. FA 3-5961 babyailtcr. Well versed In 32. Furniture to e luvely City park (or •ov» *•■•’ ); m u m . io h i: (irst aid and cuuking. 1'h. owvr.N* or a m v >d o m :|( mure play activity. Three 6 l l P . UUCCANEElt. E xcsL WANTED reliable couple rnoPMtrrt FA 2 0398. bedruum, I bath houae has lent condition. $60. 822-9256. Pursuant ts Isstlsa II i t take up monthly payments aeparate dining room, Chaptsr J!7. ri.irlds Statutsa, of $13 30 on 3 complete Child Care. FA 2-3774. sntltlwd "riorlda tM*t>>*lllon 17 foot DUCRAFT, 35 hp. Florida room, large, e a t - l n _____________________________ room * of furniture. Call uf t*nulalia*’l I’ rop-rty A - 1,Juhmon, electric. Gator tilt and equipped kitchen, dou I j l . H e e u ty SaloMt* Kollcs Is liarsby y lo n lhat TE 8 1511, Casselberry, col Ills por-on* lltltd bslow «ptrailer end ecceseoriee. Ph. ble garage end fiber gia*i — ------- — ■ lect. psar to bo lb* uwnor* of (inCovered palm K n tra Imn 1_____________ S I 'M I^Lt------------si a Wto.----------------------------------clalinxd w n . <1 nr I « <■ i « oit.-.i ii-ui'l-in - 1 usr* are parquet hardwood I ^’ url 8**uly Shop FRISK ESTIMATE S-oiat-o*]*, i u i i Rugsae, vv Boor*, fireplace and oodles | $ 8 * 3 complete Upfaolsteriag 4 Mattress rea 38. .Motorcycles - Scooters tllk 8 (. Hanford. Fla.. o f cloaet space. See the <»P*“ evening by appt. ovattng New 4 Used Furni­ 1939 HARLEY DavUlsun F L WJT. Jsnklp* l.ula )l. HPD llo* 70, Hanford, Fla. Inforow ner at 1814 MclUmwIle 3I* Palmetto Ave. 3XltXk)4 ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg 74. Excellent condition. hiallon eoncsrulne Iho amount C o , at 7ut) Celery Ave or description of th* Proper­ $730. 101b St. 4 Sanford Av*' Summer Petm anent Special* ty and Iho ntm* and addrsas FA 2-2117. Ave. of Ih* holdsr may h* obtatnsd 3 BE D R 003I, 1 bath. Assume Eve. Appt'a. 3 Sr. Operators by any p-rsons po»a*«*ine an $01 monthly payments. Ph. HARRIETT S BEAUTY NOOK Used furniture, appliance* Inlsrsst In Iho prupsrty by 39 . Trnilern • Cabanas !105 So. Oak FA 2 5742 tool*, etc. Bought • Sold FA 3-9204. sdd r,,*ln« an Inquiry to IMy U. ilrosn. Htalo ('ompirwllsr a* Larry's Mart 215 Sanford '63 T R A IL E R . 35 x 10 ft. 3 Adinlalolralor, Ahundnnod Pro22. Huild • Paint • Repair Ave. Ph FA 2 4132 Bedrooms, Equity 4 pay­ party Division, Capitol, Tails. lias***, Florida. II* sur* to ments, Dewitt’s Trailer Semi Retired Carpenter Sell Ue Your Furniture. Quick msnllan an-uunt numhor. mm* Park. 17-9'J Sanford. Small Repair* — Painting and addrsss, as publl*h-I In Service With the Cavh tl '• nolle* I'nloB* profit of Real Estate— Mortgage* Pnone FA 2 7983 SU PER TRADING POST 23 FT. '37 trailer. Cheap. ownsrshlp I* pr-**ut-d to l->> 11* N. Park Ave. KA 2-3420 holder Uy Hsplsrtlbsr : i 1747, FA 21)677. Sleeps four. I bath lo o m . Kavcnoa Park FA 2-7495 25. P lu m b in g .Service-* - props < ill b* dellversd FA 2 3716. to iho A linlalstratur. TnsrsEvening* New people in to vn look at aftsr. all furth-r claim* must PLUMBING FA 2-3677 FA 2 3829 FA 2A360 U* dlr*cl*d to Ih* A d m i n i s t r a ­ H< raid Ads. Be sure your 30 z lo T R A IL E R 4 75 8 100 Contracung Repalra to r. lot, landscaped. City water, business is represented with FREE ESTIMATES JOHN E. FOX Tlay F. n r-*n A- AdministratorUtility Bldg. Casselberry attractive advertisement). R. L 1IAKVEYREALTOR f’uii)i«n July IT, 21, 17*7. area. 836-3268. FA 2 3363 C a l i * A 2 3671. 119 X . Park A v e. 322 0559 1 204 SaOiord Av*. c m :-* ; 12. K a a l K a ta te Far S a ls St. Julins Realty Jim Hunt Realty Legal Notice Stenstrom Realty �t l Pag* 4-A— July 24, IM S PATIO FOODS FOR Yank's Vintage Auto Hakes Europeans Blink P A R IS <UPI> — Th« long, tew English iporta ear rum­ bled op In f, alotifiide the tower* 64-jrear-old roadster e h o ffln f American up the road toward* Parle, W hen the driver o f the Jag­ Swift's Premium ProTen T in d ir-A ftd Gov't-lnspectod Htovy Western Beef (Knglish-Cut) uar had flnlahed hla amuted inspection o f the ancient auto he floored It and loomed ahead. Second* later, glancing back □ S h o r t R i b s . . . . . . . »>. 5 9 Swift's Premium ProTen Tender-Aged Gov't-Inspected Heavy W astiwi Baaf In hie rear view mirror, the aporte ear driver blinked with dWbaJIaf — hot on hie tail waa a little man gunning the 1909 Chalmera Detroit with pedal to apart. # a • "P oet 00 mllee an hour I couldn’t keep up with him,M th«« Chalmera pilot admitted. F o r AO-year-old Fred Haller o f (1132 Lehigh Rd.) Plttaburgh. Pa., the Chalmera le an international calling card. The retired auto dealer apent three yeara reconditioning hia green roadater. The Jaguar driver waa juat a n * o f thousand* o f Euro­ pean* who were ehaken with disbelief a* the eturdy, but delicate-looking antique ear, originally designed for a 33 mph top speed w hined by. H aller waa winding up hie two-month, C.OOO-mll* tour o f E u rope hera and getting ready to'load his bizarre con ­ versation piece aboard the linear “ France." Everywhere he stopped, admiring and friendly crowd* gathered. During hit trip through Italy, England, Ilelglum, G trm any, Switteriand, TTi* Neth­ erlands and France, Haller ha* collected rally prises and m otor buff frlende. • • • In Parle, Heller weaved the Chalmera gracefully through vlcloua ruih hour traffic anarl* at tho Place de L'Etoile and Place de la Concorde. A* a respect for sge, csrs every­ where- g»ve him the right of w ny anil policemen waved him through wher* ether car* Were halted. Duller showed hi* rebuilt en-rlno to a pair o f French motorcycle cops, trying to tell them he could pitas up most amnll and medium sired Euro­ pean M-daiii. They didn't be­ lieve him but, for a lark, they clocked him — at 8ti.9 miles per hour. To any and all interests! rar fun* Haller trlls how he pi-rsuniilly rebuilt the original engine mid added goodie* such a* dml carburetors and hot Ignition and reworked the iii-pcnsion and all moving parts to make the awkwardlooking. brass-trimmed road­ ster handle like a compact car. For tha Pittsburgh carlover, the cities of Europe were secondary. (Jetting there m u more than half the fun. Legal Notice □ □ □ □ G ro u n d B e e f . . P o r k S t e a k s • ., W ie n e r s ......... S lic e d B a c o n • . For Grilling, Try Freih Laon Copaland's Picnic or Fotio Special VII. I.MSTI m ort- tIAUK ASSOCIATION, a eor- p" ration, - S W I F T 'S B R O O K F IE L D --to BUTTER L im it 2 purchases Temow's Quick-Froien P® t of custom er J7.00 w ith or m o r e / 2 ’/j-lb . pkg. dairy specials 89c $1,29 Shrimp ib 79c Cold Cuts 39c Meat lo a f Fltischiaga't Cara Oil Fr«t)t Florida Medium Sited Whit* Margarine ...... ............... . . . . . Whippod Butter .......... *.*! 43c . . . TOO lO O i? Jyl G re e n S ta m p i Adult Sisa 75c I9*l» fXO Q O O O O M tM W W oW eY Musntltr Chests .......... 5T 69t W m j§ Jy( G re e n S ta m p s (^ > wtiK Ais coep-je la p * mi pvetha.a of; ^ FOIIDINT *1.69 VAIUI POWDtRX C rl a n d o in t u r i bath ------7-ai. Siia 91c If.* ,,.. *at.. Jul, IF. 14*11 family Tat** Treat .3 • (Hard M Meitiuml Baby Gouda ...............*.T 49« ’ m h a • * frozen foods 32-o*. con* l*r* la * Rich, Dalxiout Chocolate Cake ........... ‘JiT 79a Ckaf'i Bread Famau* Froion Wofflo* ........... 1 i9 c Said Kia* Quick Fraias 29a Huth Fuppios....... Saakraak'a Quick Fraace Potito Poos ....... . 4 ll z 99a T>e-T*e Flak a* Rayula* i £ & V * * “ "-■ • » s i 0 29c *»**♦, Nulty-Flgvartd J u i^ ® • ; * < *y e ..— ............^ _ .» H a lv e s a w • * f. Dinner Rolls ..... •d V fa s t vttto diit t«upQ« m4 pvche»« •!; DR. WIST CUSTOM TOOTH BRUSH* <«■»•*•« ftelo July If Fillikury’* luttar-Flaka pC {E X T R A FREE 37c ■ r a a k ita a a 'i D a lit la m Reg. 49c I Swift Premium Lomonoda ..............4 79a Martaa'i Tatty Aiaartad Croem Pits ................ K Z 39c Mr*. Paul'* Family feck Jni G-JAreen S ta me. p s C§3 A i. —-* L a mih An <m *m iw1w J u a aft TRIASURt ISLE PI f LID AND DiVilN tO SHRIMP M j-lb. b*t 11 -r.n l lilt. 11■■ 59* <1 $ le . a ir a . f t . I , i u l . Mirici: o r si it iv wiin riiAi.M niHKi i.oni nr. *1 9 9 144*1 It. * ] [ / . S * *• 1 Tt Oe in S ^ #*1 O *c » [in.'® CMkc,r9 . a U • I V? W 0 Ef r Te e * i) M HA Cakes ........... 69s Sbtaaadaak Frecta Catwitk A- Goms Hsns -------------- . " 2 * 69s BREAKFAST CLUB EVAPORATED • _ G re e n S ta m p s widi At* w o n aaj M d u i at: 'i-w er G * e m SWIFT FBIMIUM SKINUSS BRIAKFAST LINK SAUSAGI 1 2 -0 4 . pk*. 4 9 c • S .a irM Cat . Ju l, I f . 14*11 r«fl __________IW 0 Ep XrTeReA M _ . G re e n S ta m p s A Ai| cavpon pwchasa af. H U M AN 0.1. COOKID OR BAKID SLICKD HAM ^ »••*. pbg 69c (loatraa to l i t . Ju•If IF. IH il i WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE . . . down produce lane All fletert ,1 Swill Premium kail IceC ream ...... ............... eel. 79* P.F.V. Tatty Cask la Treat 39* Sunihiaa'i Fsmeut Hi-H* 1 0 -e t. Crackers 29* C .l* Lorn. SluHcd Olives O •tf,M«FVh/ « * . * • * B-*». •i Y E L L O W BO W L ' M li-i* . • *k*. ' COLOR FEATURE OF THE WEEK MMMtOOQOQOOOODO Fudgics , Z ?*- T j1 n e te r9 ew t ,» 1 H-inlnola County, Vlutld* » I,**n tltad agaluat you In Ilia .b o v a -.l) lad >ult and you ala r.'iulr-d lo **rv* a •••*>, of your Anawar or 1-laadlng |<, th* Complaint on Plalnlltf* allornay JoSKI’ H .\l MUIIAS* Ko. P. O. llo* 323, Korn Park, k-inlnnla County, Kturld*. and III* Ih* origin.! Anawar nr Pleading In tb* office of th* Clark of Ih* Circuit Court on or bafora lha 1311* day of Aug u.I. 11*3. If yuu fall lo do *». a d.cfaa pro eunfaa.o will btaken again*! yuu fur lha r .ll.f demanded In lb* Cumplaint. \\ IT.NKS.-i my hand and ufflrial aval of offlca at Hcnluril, M.mlnol* Cuunly, thl* I3lb day vt July, t lt l. iStiAL) Ailbur If. Dackwllh. Jr Clark of Circuit Court II,; Martha T. Vlltlan fxrpuly Clark Jo..oh M. Mura.ko AlloAity at Law Highway 13.32—P. O Box 333 Tara Park. Florid* Fuji l.h July 11. 24, It S Aug 7. m *> C D K Itf HOT PIES BAKED 1 BEFORE YOUR EYES 1 ,1 1-lb. tin- tn.l tin nil'll Aim t. k k i i h k u * K-.l l.n c . unknown IIEt.HN D. KEli II KM* lla.ldanr* Unknown Ton. l>»f»n.|»ni». tr* h .r.lir nollll'-l that • complaint <n furtiloit a certain mortgage on lb* following daecrlbaj property tllual*. Irina and I,. I n * In M-mlnol* County. Klurlla, to.w it: lull U. Illock IT. NollTII o u i . a NIhi , accord Ina to ptst thereof raenrdad In Plat tluok 13, P a*.* 14 f ll \ ru in ti/r. •• UICIIARD U KKHHEt.1 IlHt.HN U. KUItllUM-. J U L Y 25-26-27, 1963 . . . ^_ t% t i i i : r i n r i 'i T c o t itT n c n a t io n a l PRICES GOOD TH U RS.-FRI.-SAT., Breokfost Club Tasty T in : v i v n i j i m i i n - i u t ­ i l i r. i\ s m i cun * » :tii.Mii.t: i ui v r v . M .ir n iiit. tllSMKHV 12-os. pkg. SI Crieg Western Iceberg □ Lettuce .............. ...... hwV 19' Sunny Slope Delicious Frseitons □ Peaches.............. '"{mZ * \ r n 3 9 ' __Fancy Grown Fieih Florida □C u cu m b e rs............. 3 t., 14* for Ch«rry or Mint Flavored Section* of □ G rapefruit.... ..... 4 l6jars-o i "SERVING SPRINGS. FERN •) ALTAM ONTE CASSELBERRY, PA R K , LONGWOOD, MAITLAND. NORTH ORLANDO AND S A N F O R D " . . . . HIGHWAY ROAD I3S 17-92 end from STATI �Railroads Act To Avert Midnight Strike R. E. Porter became eli- ' fible to register Tor voting her* Uit week . . . and did j *o. Within three days he was receiving junk mail from the politicians. What other kind of junk mail can he expect. Cami? IT Work Rules Nikita Reported Due in Havana Today Off Again 'Important' Visitor Fvoected lEhv §>aufnriT iTL>rali\ North Orlando Village Coun­ W E A T H K R : S c a t t e r e d a ft e r n o o n n h m v o rs t o d a y a n d F r i d a y ; lu'plt t o d a y 88-1VJ; low to n iy rh t ia 7 0 s . cil has announced that ap­ HAVANA (C PU — Soviet United V v* m Leased Wire ’ K .- ta b lis h e d U R 'S T I I L ’ K S . . .11 IA 2.*., IM .1 S A N FORD, F L O R ID A pointive officers will lie re­ V O I. placed if they do not attend Premier Nikita Khrushchev the August meeting or send may arrive in Havana today no word why they are unable to take part in Ktiday’a mass to he present. observance o f the loth nnnicrr.ury o f the abortive Santi­ fastest word from Seminole Shopping Plata is that Me- ago revolt, it was reported Crorjr . otasco and Eckerd't hers*. Rumors o f Khrushchev's Drugs will open on Tuesday, Aug. 6. OTASCO—initials for I possible arrival hove been elrOklahoma Tire and Supply j dilating for weeks. Specula-1 IIKKI.1N 1 1*1*1» — Richard Company , a subsidiary of tion was heightened when a M. Nixon today warned against McCrory Corporation. The number o f cabinet ministers accepting Soviet Premier NiPufclix Supermarket (man I canceled today's appointments, kita Khrushchev's "coexi*by genial Jimmy Kinsey ( will |saying "we must be at the tence line" which he said join in the opening eelebra- airport to receive an Import- would perpetuate Communist torn. ant personage." domination of peoples who • • • Some observers considered , '.vanl to be free Budget hearing for head* •* significant that a fueling1 Ho told a news conference of county departments have •l"P was arranges! recently in following visits to Red-run been set for 8:3(1 a. m. Frl- 1 Uulnru for Soviet airliners East Rerlin that it is "the day*, with each department (dying between Russia and most wooly tM*c of thinking head scheduled for a 30-min* Cuio, tmssihly to deetease the to be 11eve (hat Soviet acceosite session with the county 1 rii.k of a Khrushchev trip, lance of a partial test ban commissioner*. Comparative I'lane* fiyiiur nos-atop nftrn means the Russians v%ant to figures for last year's bust- |arrive with only tft t«» 20 min- re!a\ tension, pets and the new request* alm> |ut«r*' fuel remaining in their! He saw! the Communists, in will be required. tanks. stead o f trying to end the t m # • • • cottl Mar. ha\r stepped it up Premier Fidel Castro arriv- , in I.atin America, hurope, Tlicre were at children ccm ed in Itussiu this year in time Africa ami Asia. fined to county jail during NO. 7f.:J 'Coexistence Line’ Is Trap, Nixon Warns W A S H IN G T O N (I'P I) — T lt e r a ilr o a d s a jrre e d today to a conKreaainnal request that they postpona their new work rules for at least UO days. The action averted a nationwide .strike threatened for Tuestlny. A railroad *|Mike*nmn announced to a crowded hearinyr room o f the House Commerce Committee |that the carrier* had I ajrreetl to the postpone* ment request "in order to c(Hi|»erate with CotiKress." The chairmen of tiia Ilouse and Senate com- Sanford Wins, Moves Up In League Tourney 1 mere* committees had asked for the delay to give Con' grcs* finis to act on Presl. - dent Kennedy 'a plan to bund Sanford National*, with a the dispute to the Intcrstatu 9 o win posted Wednesday1 Commerce Ccinmission. The rail answer was given evening, moved up and will today by Daniel |'. Loomis, face the northern sub-district pry-blent o f the Association winner Friday evening in the o f American Railroad*. The deadline for putting l.iltle League plav "ff The tournament site has not been the new work ru le into ef­ fect had been 12:01 a.m. Tues­ selected. day’. Imposition o f the rules Sanford v o te d one nut in abolishing thousand* of jolts the top of the first Wednesday would have touched o ff a na­ evening when Cleriiutui'v tionwide strike. olid sucker, Rob Risler. holt* i •" appealing for the delay, bled I es il Simpson a grounder. Jxvhicli would be the fourth Mett Mingau lined nut tn since the work rules issuo the allot tsto|i and Skipper came to a head this year, Senknrik sent a sharp liner (Ttairtmiti Joint I'astore. ti­ to left, scoring Simpson from lt. I., of the Senate Com­ first. merce Committee told Leont­ Clermont tallied three times is "You have already waited i on un a-rror. a single and a for four years, and .111 days towering homer by Richard more is not going to do any Thomlinson, which sent Sid­ great harm." ney l.oyd, Sanford southpaw, He also warned l.oniiiii that the month o f June.* the Juvern *° ' “ k'' P,,rt in " n" UMl , Ni* "n w *'1 ln all n.-gotuto the showers. there was a good rhanre of s ile Judge's office reported, May Day observance. «>•'»»» with Khrushchev the Sanford tied tli ore in j joint resolution o f Congress , . . Ilis departure from Cuba was l nited Stales should insist the third on a walk by Cecil 1demanding the delay if tha ; not announced until he h a d ,"" freedom f"r the people. D A N C K U S o f it I'iiilt'oiiil w o r k K to p p aK U W ere m e n ia l a y e n t : ih i lla r t l , J i m S m it h , J a y c e e p r e s i­ Mrs Taamar Rraden. a d -, . . .. ... Sin^isott and tloublrs by Billy 1 railroads did not agree to it. <m whom Communist dictator­ (> u tlin t'll t o d a y Ity K a y K u H a i'd , J a e k .u o n v ille , d e n t : L . A . A n d e r s o n , A l ’ I . a s s is t a n t s iq ic r in rmnisirator of the Sarepta " rnve,r m UuM“ "I? 1 h'* r“ ship. have heen imposed Miller and Billy .Martin. |Although such a resolution p u lilie r e la t io n s director o f A t la n t ic C o a s t L in e t e n d e n t in e lm ryre l i e r e , a n d F r a n k V o lt o lin e , I . ,. , lion ,, V . a , ,h, „ In the top of the fourth has no force o f law, its psy. Railroatl, t te fo re the S a n f o r d J a y r e e s . P ic t u r e d J a y t e u ji r o K ia m i h a i r n u m . county to grant her "insight ’’ s' '* , | "Some lay Khrushchev Sanford scored two runs on rhtdogiral impact could h« f r o m th e l e f t : W e s le y H e n s le y , local A t ' I . com( I lei aid l ’ lloto) mto your plans for the build-|« ' •w " u ,ck' U beginning to end ,he cold errors and a sharp single by heavy. Metl Morgan. The Senate committee ques­ - * r . " T ' l“ — • A - I T S k t n . L t. „ „ 1---------------Clermont knotted the score tioned the railroad official* * brought ......... .. C' " " ir „ [T r ' I v ” IW.ul" H C H ) A st b all in tlie bottom of tli» in an unusual night session County Commission meeting I „ lldap, , t l h t r r u , fourth on two walks, one er­ that rnn to nearly It o’clock Wcilno-iday (hat unit*** 50 per* * 0 < astro rejjme i* rom ror and a bit through the mid- and called ICC official* for rent plus one of the free. , """"••'cring 7.5tM taxia to help 1,tl1' repriision. ill* l-y first b.ijCio.io John hearings Inter today. holders vote on the question provincial residents in -!11" '1'’ I'’ "'ore now in Warsaw Driggers. of t ^ STA m.mon N . r h u u e ^ " !! • « " • f«r the mass dent- The Communist. are stepping Fnnford pullet! the game out I NEW*YORK t l 'l ’ h — Five Which comes up in November.! " " ‘ " '" " 'w eo.nt.i.nior.tirt "m , “ P1 " ' J "• '* *[* A n O t l l C r D o h l V Unless President Kennedy’ s "In view of tb,ra Imads' in tint top o f tint sixth. With . . v it rights deiimiislrntor*. .1 I'll there will he no new univer-' ,!,v‘ " l*ack " " Santiago's *!. CAPE CANAVKRAI Latin America now we have An attempt to launch a -ec- p~u|M>sals to settle «in? rail- 'acceptance of the pr "Oisals n-pi inieiided by a toiigll-tnlk on* out, Simpson tcached first aity for Seminole County (or i Nlotcinfis barracks on *a error, Mett Morgan Most of the taxis will «per ! (ho greatest danger from <nd Syncom cnimuniriiti 'ii* mad union /ispuie .ire eiuei- ni.i*'. thu* far," he roniimied, any place else!) Of cou'se. ng lodge fm their la< k of the greater Havana Iwnuiuinism that ever rxistert satellite wa* pontpoued to-l.iy ed by Congress, the nation H it unions' charge that w walked nod Skipp<-r Senknrik too, there must be a major- a*e *n — ------- ---------- lite r -'• leiilofse," will -pend fill to reached first oil a fieldei'a for the second time, -I ■•r11y will Im ponged into economic have not negotiated in good Ity in favor of those 3» per nre*’ ,)ut 3W) " m »'"R tl» be- ,ne *• to 1I0 days in llu- city Woik- clinic* to load the bases. Auttralln’s highest-ranking disaster, it was ilei .ared here faith ,* completely ridiculous cent plus one freeholders. • " « " Havana anil Dinar Del la-fore III a. m E.^f. today by It.iv Hull., d. J.uk We have, in fuel, accepted hoo i f. r taking "tin- taw in­ Rick Fordliam thru entile Air Force officer. Air M»r• • • I Rio to the West while gOll will 1 •nnvlllc, publii i . . tiou* dir- pro|Muals a- regards protci to tin 11 own hiitids.'' tluough with a clutch single slinll Sir Valston E. Hunrivk, It comes out now that the run between Malanias and the X o P r o j j f i t 's s eetor < • ( tim Mlniiln 1 0.1st lion of rinpliiye.s that no other wound up his study o f th* affable fellow wlai was with I national capital. JACKSONVILLE tl'IT t Ciiliibilll Court Judge T. to left In drive in two runs. , ... i l l Hilly Martin also s ogled to A-A Vigilante program her. I'liioti Htid nianageiueol ” ffi Line lludroad. hi'l-oe mem- indu-try m history has even \ Doug Stcr.strom, at the \merlliernt i^iiinii Ignored a low- , .... Castro's revolutionary *lemroM Fur<Ruiiii un«l today with a practice bombing Iran l-egion base lull game i.tls mrt with E«’detal Medi !m rs id tlie Junior ( li.i wilier j approached • ‘ | > I• ,i fur ft'li^t.,,^u|’i| k • I .ir fv.in iplr. w»* v 1 of t oiiiimive at 'lie t ’C flight in the Navy'* iu |mtlast Saturday—the one w h o' fense (neiglilHirhotaf infoiniator Flank Sw it/er but re Utiliit liy ulii'ii, iii .in* to I'tninnah* Un* 1 •liter. Sk11•§••*• Xfiikaiik inliif ill It) sonic attack bomber. v»a« shaking hands with erl roinniittees prmluimed a Cii*ftfiU*rty Mayor Ki I p olled ti—l,iv that no iimi'ii to tlx* Jtnliif'n qiU'H* \ ii'f o( (lit ini'll •• s|mi|i Ilul ard. inlot no d liv I Ilf lllinrt Sir Valston, chief of Die mih| fniiru'il lu i ’lrreveryone in reach—was n ’al- j "7S-hour general mobiliru ||,-utli i.alay .t i ” tig . itrge.1 uiude in settling tin- «u tit fill** 111s oil d ie m'I eng lies, we ate not n o. Ilio five w hile defend niuiit ImtlrrA. Ilctald shot tlv Air Staff for the Royal Aus­ ly NOT a ptditician. perhaps lion'* Wednesday, dedicated to 1 eligible voters in ti e timni-1 month old Flotbi t Ka-lCoast mi. it f ood 10 protni-e they ta lk of a 30 d a y po-n-oie -im p ly going to discharge I *iiib* I'ilt'lii'r Slfvi* R.ibC^r tralian Air Force, left tha a gubernatorial candidate as'«'lorning buildings with flags ,ipality to (ill out nn.l return Kailua) itrikf. -tienl ti> the railro ad - ol s ta ll- the-e men .. .. of hand a- any . . dil lo-l i c | m ,t Iho actions * t Mit*k wilt »cvi'ii S n nfo fil Sanford Naval Air Station for many surmised . . . It was '""I banners and staging the voter registration cards li.il b-i| to their artesl. mg new work rub - tempnr olhet Im-iiu -- would I ire the erstwhile resident «>( jinn street parades to promote the i now in the mails, |i|.iy«i». .SiMikitrik ajj thw the Martin Company’* Orlan­ Idle -elltell.es. oil ctlargl’ M a u lv heading o l1a work men with ID v e a r* or nm ie do plant this afternoon after ford, ex-Sanford II e r a I <1 j Friday rally. Some Igjiiii rinds hilW v%inning piU'lifr. MIAMI IIRACII M I'M f ih-ordelly eonduet. Were stoppage. expresM-d the hope -e rv u e w ill re ta in their f >be ami his director o f operasports editor an*l WTRR j The Santiago uprising i< re- M.nt out by Clerk Lillian lien- llu* Nalioiiul liiivt'iiiiin' t I li»' t*«*u icorv: sports announcer and popular ganled ns the start of Custro’s niiig who reports that to date forence listenc>l to Floitda'* tliat ait a mica hie agti i-nient iilihs-i s w ill have s a la ry con llu- III I to lie Hilpo-ed ill tile Sanfur.l I U2 i> I !)N I timod requirements, Croup irietil wave ■•( itI rests nl < Irrimmt il t) 0 2 U 0 5 5 <4 ('apt. Charles F. Read, each Haptist minister Julian Sten revolution. The date of the ,,„|y -.*1111 cards have been re-I chief executive Thursday and can Is* reached before the tin n u tu cs. depending on year," f -CIVIC* for period* up l*i ritv c n - l ruction site- where Strom, whom everyone knows , abortive attac k gave hi* "July |Urne<l. ! voted to continue bis cold war •ml of this imtiimI. bud put the Vigilante to the I'oiiintcnling tut ii.- l> -Is a- lung a- five years. . I\11 IlkjIl'H trrnil|lft IlilVI* IhM'II if they lived Imre some 1 0 1 movement’’ its name. Headline, if the voter is to education cnniinit'co for anacid te-t in I Vs hour flights. ri-coiniiienila'.’ii•oil "lit addition, the raiiioad- ■!• niuu•tn»tini? Ak-’ MHist ulli'i'tfl years ago . . . Reports a r e 1 A 7-stamp commemorative vote la the Sept. ii special ref- other year. (See story on p.g. live They were piloted to tha liv the I'rc-idcnt to t un <--havu agreed lo underwrite 7.< ••Ii f | l s r r t l i| t llJ li ( if l . that he mam will be In series issued by the minmuni- j ,-icndum on the new town Jacksonville radar bomlr scor­ »i aled | ht cent o( Die rust tit re I wh ••f tin* *I••f*•n•I.*»11 ■% . Mr« • ni Monday. Ilullatd Seminole County as a neigh- ! ration* ministry this week . fwirts’r. is Aug. .1. ing »ite by |..t Cdr. Charlie that their pa-sago w.>- Die training men wlio-e juh» are Kit.| S» l»\\I't IMT, 21, H llOllJM'* hnr again . . In fan . didn't under Hie general title "a |„ hi, statement Heath I)t*itl lv O V C illt'tl MVDISOV, Wi*. M i'll — James and Lt. Hcrt Collins, ■ . miti.it' I bv, woik r o l l • ill 1 »| I I 1 1 i |dIi| K»'l t»T, il7, on v possible means uf a.erl be buy J D Rama go's bouse decade of tcv.dntmu" includes the need for hnnging TALI \II\SSEE t' 1*1s Tla* dean" of the I'niversit) of Sanford's Heavy Attack t other day. -tamps b e a r i n g important tin- registration Imoks up to Highway Engine* 1 1 .ile* ing a nation wide ra ; •>id chances Uiial s more, iiien -4 %in i.t| M'tlkl'l*, Us'li* M'M j of Wi-con-in's foil.I service, Squadron Three, whore both who underUko this retraining ' III I • ! ( ii .t) «| j• > \ III I hr V 4 | k • i ke and tile econoiim rliao * * • date* in I'ii-li * I Is*' l*» 'bite and thu respoii-ibility ll.p k io- nveuled I but -day after they pleaded! Ibihle. had a few lips Australian officer* made sim­ ilt.it wouhl re su lt. " I .len t In- will -till have the salary c i t Itttil\r In an atmosphere of utmost rr, 1 each voter has in helping es* the state made .,n agreement | today u|»on announcing her ulated releases on a training »I!• • % € • Uu* putilic (ill 1 % rc.i i/M N tinu.iru'i’ * l lu* railr«»ad« h.iv«* ^oiii) i• • tinili.ir^ 't. congeniality ai the Navy re-----------tahlish a modern form of guv- w ith Die I'. S. lion no of target. a hat ftiirli .1 strike v%ou!d .i ! mi agreed to rfi\e prefer I ( llu i ihr* »• Mi *. I retirem ent. replion for the visiting \u« eminent n« well n- n.sristing Ruud- in I‘.Id, to liiiol loiiblThe flight highliglit.il * The way III Veep Student* « fil s to • rip») p i wlto a r •' iii4 *.1 n ," In* ft.inl Iiw i • i i.i.il»nml. Mu h » • I, trallan airmen la-1 night ill "piooioling Die lie-1 met II- ' nig of fo e In '.. . t.,t '. . un tliri’i’ dny visit by the Air happy -lie said, wato serve . it I.I III nil III fdl •fi4 other ) * ITuP *poi T.itiiiri J. i* *l»lit r* liili'Uift muu Sum* tou-ls ' I'u The Ijurcn,....... Di •ala for n-silring futuie dcVel- t(„. lower ru>| mi,-I. mid dishe- cold, hot ill-les Mur.-liull and bis evaluation utterly 'a they open tin* countr> L »M » If ru lin '* m-l II h i u • I iiiuii , (>ti, .uni I.iH.i The I'res lent " "To the Au» opiuent of * glowing roimiiuup « iriil)n '(l, and iii.in \ •d our -m ill sin h j - (huM* ate n#d IK uf> i yruf "111 urtr' ftA* , licit and give Ilx*in wlial they team of -ix other high-rank­ trallan \ir Force," "T o llw ity like onra*'* lilt KMIS ing Australian officers. lw fun* v it.i 1 indiD trii’ * Mould m O (»d fm tii liegoiialing 1 1 1 iiu» i*I1#*| IriniMcut um<| want, it ixt-siltle. Navy" added a more ser l T A l.i.A H A ^ o h h i l 1*1 • — ed lo «tint down I m • • • 1 what I.'* • -1-i |>|••«I with ••ii ilu) pen* ious noie to the occasion. S«M’i#*ii»»y (■f < f g» t •• T •» m MOSCOW (IT h The 1 "Tin - ra tlin 1 I w Il.l V4* < ill' lac k of adequati* \i|jiii • i .• * f.ll 11It!•- - I Ill'll' WOO " II" tunre tli.ni ball way lo in- ;*> Butch Riser and Cene Mil- 1 llr , '" n vi 4 «i ry iMiiimitl*'* yw^lwntiiy t o alternative to m tu-n ie- Date, wlnlc Die unions haw liam*. ,.r Sanford will plav nl" ',IU,a ri’L'lllatioM 11>•I ••fI» vvIlls'll rely on Injvv -link- rest-ted r u n pro|Mi-;il. \ i.v vn the North team m an all * han i« .tI «(Hiii(ur<U fm I luri<lii‘» of coal, iron, steel, ant ot .nr wi- *•••■ no other utternul o M l. TIRES vtar North South foot lull i*r*'11' privulw «lt N« 11\••«. iriMiilft* hulk lie oiT A L K - OFF TlltK S I nit tu ling of Die treaty was to a - 11 •- toil f oi 1 "iigi • * MOUNTED game Aug 3 at Dainesville. \ \ III* Illllt'll .ilul putt'd Sunn wilb but a Irwr nidi* thi* first binnal. -oistaritl.il I REE! I " pu— I'-gl*bit loll. I n Die event of .1 -lr • Lo n d o n MT*I» v jeer I tu iiifiir*tiiM iil u(fifrrft VII at a terrific saving agreement is U’twciit I a-t an I jn_. crokl,| Kill ard added, ' I ir Ii .un* It was brought out at the ’•("'•■ineni 'is n i. r.a„ ,h j„ , . Vie ale urging I ongri'-* I" "••ik m "4> •». S u p p ort I’ at lf s re-t» -quarely on Du in nii- enact -mil le g i-a tb in 'tin Merchant's messing 1 oe-day ,mce " lr ' ,,,r l',n Pael <«»•» |M-r,.in- .-urg»d toward Ii .I* ftuhitiK Ihr hiirulur) l.'NITED NAITONs n v. The railroad- have I k u I over far reaching effects nl a n.i • NYLONS that properly within tw o '* '* ' Chri»line Keeler t<«iav when !.»'( I i'll j 41 ihr i .i|iri i l l ’l l (ihuna •« 'li'iiuuid fu r • RAYONS , backwardto »ellle lb. Inh tion-wnli rail .-luildown would hl.aks on Wist First Street " * ' vTvU l l ', r r " n '*n r,» re •*'•'» «»1,| B a ile y Court af l(* ftl.ntrwill I'firlUKul'n fttiftp* union from • U IU T K W A L L S I- va rio u sly a - c - e d a ll the l ' niWA T " r B rita in 's sex tin* I'n it c l \ ; t l i "U« u ii !« ft it erliedding IS.-lie ever -un'' have re p u ern is-iiin * on ever I*m I u •• i liirf I s' im NN tlliiiuift • lil.ACKWALLS I»rd Ila il -tia oi tie.k part (or scandal. Two egg* were negotialions logon l. k in -ingle pei-oii in tin- counii wuy from SToil n front foot. !•»(! t j Id le r fr'iiu f I» • - '(•» v >■" . •■ ~ — )r yr,----rrr-rrr?—i— • ■' -- ——- - - - - - -- i .•i n-e t» rr . i 'o ; -------- --------- — -------------------------- I- - rr- — r » - x r— -■ • — — ■: '■■ , ■ 1". ■ •. ■ iU’lTKFADS ilovvn to S|oo. scat an,| 411111 -■■■ ■■ '■ I Ohio St.ifr l»'rlorm.ilor r gate was boreign Minister \ -(juad of police prolccled ' ln,a ■''*1 1 , 1 *' ........... . " out i|iia llfica tu in the re cirri iron- in Die nation - rcon Ijo te a vaiiation fur yu-t two wM ilnitf ih.il an inm.itf Andrei C iru injko the J l- y c a r uld play girl Irom » u p i"n i m a .i* - i'l< •! ^onsiaRon. o f two p.' -nlerii u n i)." 11••11a i <I concluded. block*. Ihrre, I homuft l-arr% Mor* The treaty lilry initialed d^. mob and hu-tled her into ja| inquiry Imardeven (un. h.iil ronf I'ftftiftl to lh»* , , rovers nuclear te»i- under wa j ia*i though many of Die pr.|*'».d» \» " E WILL NOT While the average pir.on , , r> ,h<l JI(. an., ol|,er 4 .i|iri burglary. I C h ristin e had jn-t appear- i S y ria A cts imposed a financial burden v -A UK I NDKRSOI.D rf * liirl Wllli.mift. h Iio ft.inl U in •“ « » « • ' space. It ha. been ready ,„ r , „ , , „ nd on the I l!K1,:" ' . ........... ' on us Furllier, we have ac X ON »Jl VI.ITY TIRES Morion U fter%inic 4 h u n va.ation actrvitbw and maybe M<mJa> according to witness stand at the vice -ftyr'"" “ Ulcwl* 1«hI«» .ought cepteil -ettlement pm|"'sal* Lrv »«anirnrr si ihr Ohi«» • little about bw k ictiree*. but ha* been held upt|ru i of Dr Stephen Ward, *•" ' « ......... ... made by Secrs'tary of l..ilK>r MIAMI HE M il. ( l I ’ l l pri-op. ilul not illitlicv why l«i pahonl. Sun ford nirrrhanu primarily by pm cH ir.il and SD-year-oUl m- 1 l,t 1^«#v•**»k fuithn at- Wirt! an I Prr-alent Ke n tiovernors Nelson \ Kuckr ate Ilooking ami up M01 ton Bill ftijftperlrtl. "w n h ro w the r»v nedv - recoinmemlat on 1 D fi ller nl New York and Kn “1 ' “ " way ahead to nrutnenl .naii.-r. Ifoduction of the redhalre I * lo jirutuco! matters. Christmas. Only : : day.-. -r __________ by fid lower* ol E .yp Justice Holdlterg arbitra:< tin* q •,11 1',’ jlmdy of \|a--achu laxl K A III lire nl. call girl tn War Minister | And only I II -hopping day-! ■ •• ti.mial \Im1c-I controversy. The unrinv have ,e 11 - exchangeil some h<it A . )»»ur car John Prufumu led to the up tlau Irr-id.nt FREK! ro ar that nearly toppled Prim e N a.-er. refused aliwilute y to g" along word- jliont civil right- at Stephen's Ward Pick I p K Delivery l Urence E. M 't .'rd, loun I . A K E I \N I». Fla il l’ll I.IIMIIIN li.illrry direrMinister Harold Macmillan - . . . . , , wi l d any proposal r.ir .r.l. ii«r Nutionul i »«»bunion ton • F.VSY TERMS ». l”r of Fsminole C ou n ty Ju-1 A .’l-yeur-obl lask.lan.l mart go ve rn m rn ’ lor ll.d.cit hats, rracling vt'nlmn >e^tenlay. •endc C o u rt, r e s r lv d « c.r I" a lily riiunril ilrci.-bni lo I I I I S \ l l . l , K . I'u <l l'I» | * Sow 4 ll«*r was found dead In tied l i r e Obviously -liaken. Christine for r. . i ih- \ tifisate on cumplelion uf a tuday after a (lie caused »*• admitted on the stand tlut John II. Quick. I'ttU •lo-c Die unr-inan -Imw id (j . *«• belli York i;o\i*rnor 01 four-werk course of instruc-1 tcuiive damage to Die front Ward once U*ik her tu the one of the slule’i oMp t reni- 1rnu*t Im- 4 sctlleinrnt. an i lhe jxjlitK'%" llorkfcller uccu»e«l Dr. Stephen Ward', paint­ tion in Florida Star* L’ nlvcr-1 part o f hi* home. The victim police and a-ked them to •l« nt#, diH \S eilnu«*l*y at the only r*'4ionabl«* coUfie «»( ac- Pea^KJit- of ' Irvine to in ike ing*: •tty’s delinquency runtrol in w .t ideulifinl as John E. make her quit smoking mari­ home of 4 •Uughtrr, Hr a a • tjon to prevent a %ti l' 4 fa rce' t*.il of toe comer Hr will fight. Thi- tIll .tilu lf. Hfrak. juana. Hl^g th|« ]•! ll'gllliitlllll. huivauriacy gone mad-* .elite. Economic Disaster BREEDS $een With Strike Five Sentenced !n Rights Case Australians End Visit Regisiration Urged By Heath Committee <>KM Hot Or Cold, She Has The Answer Test Ban Treaty Is Initialed Christine Egged Leaving Court Convict Admits Burglary Here Rocky, Pcabcdy In Hot Exchange * * • TIRE SALE! ^95 .Man Found Dead Dies AI 10/ fF ( � 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>, July 24, 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/95255f1accafe35bb3ef3641ea7eeb5f.pdf 82fcc788dc98db99d9487f729f1c93b2 PDF Text Text l )**<*>' *’ * L --------1 - , W Vi Red Aims Unchanged Dispite Differences li il ■» W eetom king'i policy of armed rev©tp ta ih m «(M today tttioa. mat rna M -tevtot straggle Thus, tha diplomats ash), f o r C m r a M leadership Soviet Premier Nikita KhrtiIkart Uttlt affect M tka abebsv might purtoe talk* i’> kaafc attitude to- with W eston leaden on key Issues of tendon, but be will Mg lose eight ef tbe MarxistMat tka ram at Meetogkal Leninist goal of Communlsl control of the world. talks Khrushchev arranged a dis­ cussion of E u t- West prob­ lems today with Belgian For­ eign M i n i s t e r Paul-Henrl PiUay apt* Spaak at Kiev. Spaak, former secretary general of the •it ctpluliim, tka North Atlantic Treaty Organi­ said. Their dispute sation (NATO), was the flrat la o n r whether thlo >bould Weatern (talesman to confer ho acooapllaiMd t h r o u g h with Khrushchev since SinoMoscow's policy at peaceful SovJet relations worsened in or through Pe- recent weeks. K h r u s h c h o v 's depar­ ture from Moscow for tbe L e g a l N o tic e Kiev visit appeared to be a calculated snub of tbe Chin­ ___ __ m . ___ m m aeoteO blda wilt be raealv- ese delegation which arrived • 0 O r th e R a i r i of T r m l M a o f t h e Sentinel* Manorial Hoa- h e n Prldey for the secret O lU l, Owner, la the afftr* of showdown negotiations. th e Adtaltilatrator, Sentinel* After a day of reat Sunday, X faaarlat Heepltal, Sanford. P l e r ld n . *» to elebt o'eloek the Soviet and Chinese Dele­ r. 1 I A T , July II, l i e s gations returned to the nego­ a n d publicly opened end read a la n d , far fu rn l.h ln g ell m a ­ tiating table today. The offi­ l a r i a l a, equipment, aarvlea* cial Soviet press and radio a n d l a b e r for and e o n a t r a r t law (be IMS ADDITION T O have carried no rrports on a m a x i r o t a k r m o r i a t , h o o - the talks, and no announce­ W T A l* Banfurd, Florida. D r a w l n r e and epeciricallnna ment was expected until the » a y be obtained by drpoalt- negotiation! are concluded, IlH.ee With lb* Arehl- probably wtlhln a week. lent, John A. flurinn IV, ifiiipw M O tO O V (U F I) - Ml to c. j; P n a r t h F in e r, Innfnrd A tlantia ■ a s k Building, Sanford. F l o r ­ Elephants originally laid i d a , f a r t h e fir at aal of doeut o a a t a ebtalaad. Such dopcalt out many of the highways in w i l t be r e f u n d ' d In full to present-day Africa. t a c h paraon who ralarna IN* d o u u m an la In pood condition w i t h i n IS day* a fte r tha bid •Waning; w ith aicapllon aa NOTICE r o w RID* n o t e d below. Additional eat* Tha Hoard of Countv Comt a a y b e e b ta la e d at the eoet •r lle.e e, which le h a lf r e ­ mlaatnnara of Samtnol* f n u n t y , fu n d a b le . General O ealraelora Florida will racatv* blda at ■ •c u r in g deeamenle and n o t Ih* office of A rthur II. IU.-ks u b m i t t i n g prupoaal ehall be wlth, Jr., In Ih* C ourlhou.* r e f u n d e d o n e -h alf the dopo.lt a l Sanford, Florid* up to S M n p o a r e t u r n *f document* In P. W. Monday July 11. 1X1, g o o d eondllton. fnr tha following; T h r e e II) gaaollne d e li v ­ E a c h prnpoaal mull be aa ery pump*, rnm m »ralat • o m p a n te d by a ra rljfla d type, al.elrlcatly driven, • beak or an aeceptabl* bid b o n d la lb* amount of fir* for 1 M-lld volt operatio n, h oa rlng U nde rw rite r.' Ap­ F a r c ent ( I ' l l or lb* ha.* hid. proval, aqulppad with In­ P a y a b le to lb* Hoard of T ruedivid ual dallvary and to ta l t e a * o f tb* Seminole Memorial d .llv a r a d gallon malar*. H o s p it a l, and aald aback or P ric e and dollar a m o u n t b i d bond will h* r e tu r n e d w i t h i n t h i r t y (Ml day* If p r n ­ m ata r* not r a q a I r • d. P u m p . In b* complete with poa al la not accepted. nr If n o n t r a e t a sra a m a n t la e a a c u tr a h ln a t* and r a .d y for In• tallntlon. Should he aim*d a n d s u a r a n l y bond . c r . p t •d. lia r nr equal to II A H T h e .H ere..fill bMd*r*a A Mod. C F -P -l. A lternate or n p tlona l h o . . . and n o a i l .a p o . l t will b* retained u n til O ffar.d ahoutd h* d a .c r lb b * b a a e n te red Into a a .t l a ed. with aaparat* price* f a c t o r y e o n lra o t and furnlah for earn*. r d an a p p r o ra d bond In t h a Pric e bid ahall h* for tha a u m o f o n a hundred par c ant pump* complet. and d . ­ C t e o t l ) a t (be run tr a c t prloe. llvarad to (ha C o u n ty S hould t h a bidder fall to e n ­ Road Dtpartm anl on II. H t e r Into aald ooalraol, auch d a p n . l t . h a l t be f o r f . l t . d aa 1 7 -lt. four H I mile* South o f Sanford, FtnrMa, and Kqutd*l#4 dam age le th a O w ner. ahnuld aiclod* nr Hat a .p a r a t a l y all S l a t* and Wlddar# a re aotlflad That Fe de ral l a l e a and a l l . r • n n a t r u c l i o n or the build ing nat* or optional I t . ’ii* o f ­ w ill be dependant upon tha fered Dellvary d a l . m u .t f l l l n a w i t h the Owner of a n h# a p . rifled and will h* a o c a p la b l a aorporat* auraty r o n.tde red In a w a r d in g tha p a r fo r m a n n o and paym ent c o n tra ct Hid ahoutd he b o n d e r bond* la a turn equal accompanied by t e c h n i ­ bo lb * e o n lra o t award, auch cal data covering the b o n d or bond* t* b* aondtt to ned aa required by th e law n Item# to ba aupptlrd. 111,1 to h- anctuaail In a o f th e S t a le of Klurlda. At t e n t l o n la called to tli. f a c t •ruled envelop, plalnlr m a r k ­ t h a t not lata than Ilia m ini ed on Ih* oul.ldc, "D ID P*<*11 Wiuat aalarle# and w a * a . a s T llltK K (II FlTHta Pl'MDH, oat f o r th In the Specification* op.rt J u l y :l. IXS-" Wiuat be paid on I HI. project Illd* will h . o p e n e d a t a I t will b* tha right of the m e e t i n g to b* held In the Meeting O w n e r to reject any and all County t-ornmle.lon Hoorn In tbe i ‘» u r t h u u * e at blda a n d to waive Inform ed tie*. No bid ahall he with S a n f o r d . Florida. Tueedar, d r a w * for a period of t h ir t y J u l y 31. 19(1, a t 1Ditto A M (10) day* auhaequ.nt to Ih* or *■ *o<>n I h . r a a f t a r a* poaaop e n in g 0 f b | j , without th a Ibla. a onee nt o f tka Hoard T h a r ight la r e t e r . e d to w aive any I r r e g u l a r ll l e . or A. II. PETERSON, SR. lec h n lca lltle . In htd. and to C ha irm a n Hoard of T ruat.a * nf thb reject any or nit bit!. S e m lnola County Public Hoard i>( County Commielloepllat a lo n .ra A ndre w C a rraw a y Samlnot* County, Florida S e c r e t a r y of Hoard ef T r u s ­ J 0. lluteht.on, C h a irm a n tee# of the Seminole County n y t W. Hueh. Jr. p u b l ic Hospital. County Knaio.er P ublish J u l y L 1*. 11, 1**1 1*i. lei Iah July I, II, 1X1. UPK-lt CllK-11 v p Mid Summer Special! Famous Savage 22” Rotary Mower P u w rrid by 2Vj H.p. ( t r ig s * A H l r a lt r n e n g i n e ■—4 eyrie. Ka*y-*Hn re­ toll . t a r i f f . T h r o t t l e C n n trot on handle. from 1" to J V A d)uat ru ttin g b r i g h t* , linked e n a m e l 2tono flai.h - Roast LIVER 'N BACON T ff Ml Driw TKNIIKK SLIlK D 1007c PURE LEAN BEEF LIVER GROUND BEEF TAI-I. HICKORY SLICED BACON ARMOUR STAR RUN MIZE lbs. 8 9 * 3 ALL MEAT FRANKS 48c lb. ■r»T ’".b-P - SSS.SSA V A lU A if FOLGER’S INSTANT COFFEE C O U PO N 50 Extra Gilt Edge Stamps WITH THE PURCHASE OF FOLDER'S • OZ. JAR IN STA N T COFFEE 59c COUPON GOOD AT TIIRIFTWAY ONLY THRU WED, JULY 10 ARTS AND CRAFTS INSTRUCTOR Boh Iseli gives Rhontla Reams sonic ti[is on soap curving at the summer recreation program luring held in Casselberry. Looking on nru Carl Hammond (at right) and Roberta Dyscrt and Beverly Wofford (in hack). (Herald Photo) [V A L U A B L I r6 0z* Jar Bryant, Sanders To Open 1-75 Uoilt 1 C O U P O N W i t h 93 O r d a r MRS. S M ITH ’S TALLAHASSEE <UI'I> — Gov*. Karris tlryant o( Eloriila amt Cart Sanders *d Georgia will open Hip se­ cond longed w et ion of in Icr.tale highway in ihc South­ east In a ceremony July 13. The Iwo d a le chiel execu­ tives will remove a barricade from Interstate Route 73 at the stale line and open a recently • rom pleled 23-mile ronnrcting segment of the road. Tlte new segment of lim it­ ed access highway will join 110 miles of I 75 already completed m licorgia ami Florida. Tlte longest com ­ pleted gKiriion of an interstale route in the southeast is 19 miles o( 1 Lh! in South Carolina between Spartan burg and Orangeburg. M S T Cream Pies VALUABLI 50 Extra Gilt Edge Stamps; . - MRS. SMITH'S l« OZ. b g t. CREAM PIES . . . 2/79c IB Oz. Pies COUPON MNID AT TIIRIFTWAY ONLY THRU MED, JULY H» 'VALUABLI COUPON LIMIT 2 PLEASE M SV (iOLDEN UIFE BUYING A NEW CAR? LET US FINANCE IT! Because You Buy With A Purpose . . . . Finance With A Purpose iU RATE — UP TO f , _____ RALPH PEZOI.I) 2-lbII «>r u . ta sia a s AM) ASK FOR JIM DOUCETTE VU»»* i BLUE SEAL SOLID O OLEO Lb. Limit 2 With $3 O rdrr I’lra-v “CALO” "LYKKtt" CAT FOOD • LIN E ll A C H IC K E N ................... J fi «* ^n,v, 3 3 1' • CHICKEN............................. 2 *• 0Jt* cnns 2 7 c • KIDNEY CHICKEN .............. 2 *' C|,ns 3 3 “YOUR HEAUT\ HOPE” 2 21‘ 2 « VIENNA SAUSAGE 4 oz. can 19c "LOW S ID S DKTBROKNT* AD . . . . giant box 64c “LIQUID DETERUK-NT* VEL LIQUID * 22 oz.btl. 57c " t o i it K A v o itm r PALMOLIVE SOAP CALI, KAirfa. tl 3? TO SAVE MONEY! INTEREST vooo i'S Bananas C’UIt RENT C O U PO N W ITH THE PUKCIIAMB ttK jtm . i.' GOOD/?EAR —» vh- / TO PAY II I «4 Lb. AREA YOUNGSTERS who attended the beginners Red Cross awintming course in Casselberry were (front from left) Dave Guinn, Bobby Derum, Donnie Dirkson, Suzanne Turner, Mike Taylor and Stephen Guinn; (stand­ ing) Jeannie Ashley, Mlchnc) Hemnth, Sue Derickaon, Juanita Fritz, Billy Derlckson, Billy McVay, Duncan Grinstend, Murk Hasty, Nancy Mendez, Melody Evens, Gary Kay; (back) Sherry Taylor anti instructor Betty Field. (Herald Photo) rtfi MONTHS FA 2-2821 Lba Delmonkos Jiul Soy . . • “CHARGE IT SERVICE STORE 155 W. let St. o BONELESS Only $1.25 Weekly 1 • WED. Lb. Rib Steak ON NEW *CAR FIN A N C IN G ! im fj • TUES. STANDING RIB Compare Our Lower Monthly INSTALLMENTS i , ff M ON. Choice Flavor Legal Notice ■1 BARGAINS! . . . PLUS - BONUS STAMPS — AJAX CLEANSER 2 reg. cans 33c 31 ".UR DEODORIZER" FLORIENT 2 reg. bombs 59c , �(Eh? rail* WEATHER: Showers this afternoon unci evening and Wednesday; high today in 90s; low tonight in 70s. VOL. 53 R. E. Porter is catching heck from all sides. Some time be­ tween 8:30 and 9 Fourth of | July morning he stood at Park ' and First and looked north, east, south and wext . . . and saw the American flag flying over the police station, court­ house, Sanford Atlantic Bank, and later at The Herald and Chase & Co. And so reported In “The Clock.’* Ever since, our phono has been ringing, to tell R. E. Porter hit eye­ sight Is bad. *Tia not M . . . he has new bifocals . . . ask Dr. Dougherty. Maybe tho flag - flyer* hung out Old Glory after 9 a. m. So—let's forget the whole thing until nest July 4. And we’ll start over again. • • • • Clerk Art Ueckwitli informs R. E. Porter . . . and we are mightily happy . . . that the County ordered a new Ameri­ can flag for the courthouse be­ fore it was brought up in “The Clock.” Art »uys tho new banner is on order anil will be hung out immediately on rveeipt. So, once again, “ The Clock” is lute in its re­ porting. We are happy to re­ port the County was uheud of us. t • • President Rill Hemphill re­ ports the Rotary Club has ac­ cepted a ten if iv piojvcl . . . furnishing the pediatrics wing of Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital. Rill reports the club has agreed to a goal of 80.500 for “by fur one of the biggest things we’ve ever uttemptetf” and the ward will ho named, appropriately, “Rotary Pedi­ atrics Wlllg." Any sugges­ tions will be accepted, Rill says, fur fund-raising events “to guarantee success in real­ ising the club's aims.” In fact, the club already has received a *100 donation. Any others? . . . live th- by- M*v,.r t ,„„ McDonald is chairnmu of the Rotary's fund-raising project for the pediatrics wing, by appointment of P r e s i d e n t Hemphill. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUES., JULY 9, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 751 Bryant Names Krider, Brumley As Canal District Directors Appointments Telephoned To Herald Water Problem Of HLH Passed To County WALLS ARE poinjr up on the new lunchroom at South Seminole Junior llitfh School nt Casselberry and work has started on tho new band and choral room at the school us well. (Herald Photo) Governor Farris Bryant this morning informed The Sanford Herald of the ap­ pointment of two Sanford re s­ idents to the newly legislated St. Johns Indian River Canal Distrirt. The Governor, in a tele­ phones! message to The Her­ ald, announced the appoint­ ment of John Krider and John llriiniley as directors of the Canal District, which im ­ mediately will begin opera­ tion* (or Hie acquisition of rights of-way and construc­ tion of a waterway between Sanford and the Atlantic Ocean. Krider, manager of the A PETRIFIED FOREST of concrete piers riainj? from a wilderness of Seminole Chamber of Com­ palmetto scrub marks the progress thus fa r nt the site of the new Enttlish merce, and llriiniley, owner Estates School which ran lie reached only by an obscure nnd hnznrdoua of the Sanford Boat Works, path through the deep sand. (Herald Photo) were members of the now defunct St. Johns-lndian Riv­ e r Navigating Committee, which promoted Hie Canal Tin* Heavy Attack Wing District to Hie point where it One change-of-command cere­ wax passed into law by Hie mony nt the Sanford Naval recent Legislature and ap­ Air Station Friday will b« a proved by the Governor. • • • short and final event. Governor Bryant also an­ Tho expected libO guests will nounced three other members Si * only the ct-refhonial pall of the chunge-over process of Hie navigating committee which is going on new and has *** directors o( tire l anal l)isbeen for tho past Hues weeks,. lr1,1 •*- * brad), iiiu wills-, Copt. James O. Mayo, tho In- '" r •!-’*,'a rd County; Steyr coining Wing Commander, Shlnhnl-er, N ew Smyrna mol t ’.ipl. Joseph M, 'Iidly Jr., Beach, for \oltisia lounly, Iir«t-hi *uiuttiurul fur tht |’ust and Ransom Downes. Urlantwo }tiir«* arc bu-*y vxrhaiiK* do, for Orange County. The appointments are: Kri in^T vuluiiiinmii infm motion which ia milUpcioahlf tj run- dcr nnd Brady, for four nime the fui •it'.u'iiin^ fleet w ars. Shlnholscr, for three years; Downes, for two years, cuniiiimiil. ('apt. .Mayon* i» tmlulo ain« «* anil llriiniley. for line year rrpot tin he to the Wmu June 20 Kri 1st anil llriimtry repre Iii»h Imi' ii a auccviMofi of Innf. : sent Seminole County. • « « WOHKMKN n ro p u tlin t? the finidiinu touches to tho new m im ic nnd in;; », ImsMi in S tnfonl un«l New diri-cti rs of the I ’linnl scieiuu wings nt Lyman High School. (Herald Photo) other .Navy center*, confer* cni'i'a uini fliuliU in the District were apprised of ...... . . Hams building for sanitary Rumors still flying about „ ,|l0 present, Wintf'i two bread .in I butt, r their appointments by tele­ the old hospital at Fifth and a in i.d t, the A-6A N’llicant«* gram from Governor Bryant Oak. Latest ure that doctor* . Monday evening. Commissioner J. If. Crapps ami lliu A-Ull SVyuarrior. want the building for a clinic expressed the opinion that Sin. Ili-nmnl Itt*i«b'H all this ure various ..................... - •I’nnixh, of . . . Unit tho city is refusing since II. L. Hunt, tho Texas so. nil functions where many ! Titusville, who has be.-,, on.* a permit for conversion to an billionaire-owner of ill.II Pro­ liH'iil citizens have slreudy " f ,h'' hr promoting apartment house . . . . lliat the ducts and presumably fman met the tall, slender officer. tf"’ previously anuounTwo Toning questions pack­ C A IT . JAM ES O. .MAYO city would like to see its con- eicr of the Williams building, t 'apt, .Muyu is, of course, no ' r'd l,iat three property owndiminution order carried out has placed confidence in the ed the hcarinj room st this , stranger to heuvy attack op- ! ,,r* have agreed to donate WASHINGTON (1*1*11 — | vise Kennedy try D a. ill, K.ST and the building raxed. Wish Sanford area "In the point # mornings session of tho Coun­ - - itiuns. lie was L x.-cutivu grad* Hie necessary riglitx- In an rxtrimrdinary move, Wediic.uhiy only liliout iil.mil 12 someone would come forward of placing .i $2 million plan' J ^ ly L u J jO i „i | i ... ,, i i,. (if. "f »av f'.r n 11 of the water- ,, ... , . . „ . . , , ty Commission, '* .11 . M8V I, »• IVUPII .1 ilka* . . .II *tlt«*V I I'resident Kenneify loday call- hours before Hut threatened and re in tv just what ure the here, we should not haggle . . ofi ' Heavy II. ... .. ""....... Id fit«r AtUck. Suu4d-I w*y e U rrn l.uke Harney. Members of Oaklawn Bspt... 4 M(,.i «.• ••«* on the nation % ilisputing nation* id* strike plans fur that site, Tho real­ and inakr t‘ic man mail over if they i»'ii .si\ 4\ A ll•#»| on tl.« U ral n ,r h alt le a s t excepting ( 1st Chapel Country Club Road tor behind the deal said he a 52 water bill." railroutlt uini unions to let Ku- would accept the M Atem *ntoit 200 yard*. I I Mil from llbVt-llnO. would report “when some­ A unimi spokesm an said Hie voiced opposition to a peti­ Commlsiion finally n gri— •! l.i, „iiiiV.l.'dgi' of hiavy at- J An engineer's fi-alildlitv |iri-mu Court Justice Aitliur J. toothi-ihoit.'s vvoilhl “give any thing happens.'' tion by C. C. McWatters ta to direct City Manager W. K. im k was ulso enhniiit-d by his study fur the waterway ad- liohlheig ml.Urate llielr long vvonl from tlie I'resident seri­ WASHING ION i LTD retone from agricultural to Knowles to address a reply O f f e r D r o p p e d ,|rr most recent tour a> .peruliun* vlxetl an eight-foot deep canal dispute over “featherlred.ling.' ous consider utlon.'' But he commercial property immedi­ Vjell 1Construction is 1 llll XGl I It i’ll Discussion of the new bud­ to the Hunt interests at Hat officer of the uttii. k carrier |mi feet wide extending from . , t j - j W h i l ec meeting |„,j|,(t.,||y lemlnilrd report- ately across the road, report­ get for the next xfiscul year las to request of the M uiino’c Enterprises Edurstional Cm p . , way on a "f.s'iing |^>rt tii<’ Hie northern edge of I .'S h r imkliti D. RoosrvelL publisher of Hie World II «•'. .'•'ovi.'l Limn tia. pr-nnlied ti .. . , „ „ " 0,,l» ■ ,lul" ,,v,'r |:' era: " T h e s e organizations ed to Is* desired lor a counnnd opining of some hid. will County Commix.ion the needthis liillet hiouglil Inin lulu ... - a l l u w' U *|J| n o ,M' 11 1 bav** I «• 11 11 .islll H'tl.til V «*|»|H»*- try-type market. highlight tin* S. hind Itourd cd extra water and ».*wcr Eiicyclopi'di*, -aid Moinlsy It | build in Cutui and .nine of it. f •f l i t ■ <*oiit.irt ■*111i«•1 <I H I #*•* ttl11 •■»**« •« 1 uuun .41itrit wniimr u b t l h t r r\«nntn> K• rtn* «lv iii nifit. *1 1Vknil ■ 1 I «n rt| | 0 uti. |*i|| -.|*»n nr ts# urbl« wax withdrawing it a f.1.2 mil| wharvex anreptirled ahead) Tin* issue rras postponed by meeting at I p. m. Thuinlay. I facilities, since the properly \ Mi l I. which «b*|»l 11 ,i,'o.irtl ' *"• raitiil. l*^ mum* ti„nr«| tht* |»o**ibility «f rm rr trntion in lieu of u negotiated I the Commission for another . is outside the city and within linn offer for Hi,, psrsouol ] in use, (j. S. otficialx sa.il t i the Uoumivett will. II.. A-;iu -•-« feet wid. by m feet high ,.rnry legislation if the two •• public hearing on July a It any o igaiiuutioii or iruli- |!:e cuiintv coniines. Then, it xteru-x of Id U. S. u.tronaut* |d*y. Miiico arriving Capt. Muyu to permit barge traffic and , (,|es did not agree to his llththe tn-.tallottion. width Hu. Tin- ralho.uls indicated they before a full Commission vidunl would donate suitable wai xtiggexlcd. the County >ia pro mi.-cd |.i-t SeptmilM-r bus begun familiarization of prevent tall water iutruxion |mur pn,p„.al. would mi along with On* pro- meeting. James I’. Avery Jr. flowers for the downtown xhotihl apprua h tin* lily with . S e r v i c e n to build, apparently will serve flights in the A-.V\ a n ew -I into the fresh water o f the Both aides were asked to ud- pnaal, ns tiny have with p ie -j was absent today. WASHINGTON il.T li planters, members of Epsilon a requt*.: (or Hi - c nee led <oilier to the program since St. Johns. By-pannes would | vitiu. governim-iit auggesthms Resilient* tu the viiinity of Sigma Alpha will lie happy to faeihli 'x tor till Sanf •r t In the H-iusu lias mule p i him - t.<il:i Cuban fishing boats and permit pleasure boat pu sag.‘"ur. for In-ading off u strike. pSemlnola Baiievard at Casunit the six-yeur military oh. Russian tolling v .-Is which j h‘* take care of the planting. Con- dustnal Dark without using the links, llie rallinods say they plan velberry souibt t reversal of crat* in the Mlantlt It *" ,,,e Mach I ligation program undif which tact the president, Mrs. Kirby inuy he #ai> Iwdched The ran sl Distrirt directo put new“anti featherbed * inning chan?* from comyouths usually serve six is being t.u.it m Has anna ' l,l,a 1 Fite Jr. 1i tween staff briefings and torx, along with nhtulniiig tin* ding” work rides intis effect mcrcial back »• residential in months on m 1tve duty and tile {*la i Ivor V . S oM io a ls . a i d there i until cures. Then tin re ure neeesaury rights of-w ny, al-o at nildni.-ht Wnlnisday and «P|Ki*lll«n to th* construction By the wuy, tile Engli'li Es­ ailuiiuistrutlve detail-, cur- will recoinim-nd to the *.tnte Hu- live unions served notice "f J re.iauranl on property , was n u t'Si le n c e It would be a tates School is the ml) .. hoot STI'ETER-SHLitt; (U l'li Htey would strike in protest, owned by Mrx. Trudcncn B t»ys .M a te m ilitary base, although some i* -pondence and out and-out any suggestions fir financing of its “kind” with a duly or­ the operation. —Nearly 30 civil air patrol i As many ax 83,000 Jobs Bruno. TALLAHASSEE (If I'll — —Jof the Soviet t r a w le r s that study sessions. ganized l‘TO and uil elected In addition he recently paid • • « | planet searched central Elor j COuld be eliminated ultimate shite of officers . . . hut no Bids for a swimming pool Behinil-the-si'i-iies i a m p a ig n - j presumably would In* served thrce-d-iy visits to the coin. The can.ll. when romplrta-d, i,| j t.alay fur a light plane |y under the revision of work are i'|u ip p iil w rit f in tf o n ic »<-hool building. Could he they (or enlisted men at the San leg n m i ' d th e - .o tid d i y like the air conditioning? ford Naval Air station were B oy. S t a l e lo'l.iy a - .".it high ge ar and iiln oti.lv a r e n-cd munder of the Naval Air wilt open the Hi. Johns River j with one man absurd musing lilies, which Hie Supreme . « • asked toilp h) the Special school s t u d m t i i si|Uarrd off j for llitrlli gi-nco gathering I* lie Atlantic Fleet in Nor- for water traffic In-tween on a Bight from Miami to Court held that Hie railroads folk, Va., and tin . North Jacksonville and Sanford and Tyndall Air Force Base. A seldom seen sight: A Services Ofiici*in an invita- for elections to muck .tut- -lionc tnc l S c-iait. were autli*irili'tl In invuke. American Aviation t dumbos h-ynml to the Atlantic Ocean The pilot, Robert Kainni, it deputy sheriff running the tinn mailed out to 22 contrac* offices TALLAHASSEE (L'PI) — (Ohio) factory, manufacturer in the vicinity of Maytowu. stationed at Tyndall and was | . . _ _ A. Duda ami Sons Inc., ono power mower In front of ttie tors. o f the A :,A. Die f,-iler.it guvi-rnnient i- returning .i.b-r a weekend C viO n C - O I lf C S S C S of Florida's largest ajru'ulcounty jail while the trustyThe co»t i* in Hie S2.'>d»« B e d s S q u a b b l e planning a new cut-over rumil j leave in Miami, lie was Jly I'uxtii.a, er J MOSCOW (I i'li The operator of the grass cutter JIU0.WXI range and includes tural operators. Unlay leased from tho Indian River to the mg a TJt. took a “breather” **n the constructian of a concrete Soviet Linen t>Mtu) accus'd Oviedo tottered a heart at 3.763 acres of state Lands tn reran somewhere in Hie vtcini atep,. 1.ulimning pool and wading Red China of trying t o under* tack at tu> liouie Sunday Kamos is a nirmlier of the SAI.IHIICRY, N. C. it.'I'D Palm Beach County at an ly of Maytnwn. aero-club of Tymlall, near -Truck driver Roy Smith, average rental of 111 an • • • ' pool Other items include n.lne t h e ru rn n t Communist morning and tx a patient at Kiider informed The Herald I'aruuia City. [who said In* returned home to acre per year. Governor Bryant'* office decks, fencing, area lig ling "peace" tub* and warned of (hr Winter Dark Meuioiial Newly appointed long range this morning Hut Governor Thr Coast Guard and Fed- find his wife dead und his The leave will run fur 13 thia morning invited The Her- and a concrete and steel the “iMngi tou* con.- quencea” Hospital where lus condition starving, confessed years with tho option of exof such a course. was lixlrd ax satisfactory recreation committee l o r Bryant did not call a meeting rral Aviation Agency gave t children ald'a representative to a press | frame hallthoun Seminole County will meet of the new Canal Hint let dl- up the search yesterday, al toiioy that his wife died July tending it another five year*, lids morning. conference July 17 at Orlando. Tin* announcement » a i d July 23 for onani/atlon, it rectors, atqiarrritly leaving it though the FAA will continue I n* they struggled over a The company agreed to The Governor will Im thrre Hut bids would tie opened at L i l S t S c 'IU ’C'll wax decided at thr initial to their discretion when they a "lldening" search ofdif- *22 caliler rifle. spend n it less than 533,000 for the opening of Sunshine 2 pm .. Aug. 6. at the office MIAMI ( I ll'll Navy and meeting Monday evening shall meet for organization. lerenl p o i n t s within BieRowan C o u n t y (Vast Guaid plane* today *>• J u d ^ e D i e s Deputy „n iiupruvciiients to the land I'utkway, of OICC at thr Ha-s* Commiastoncrs John Fitz I “T his, in my opinion," K ri-1plane's range. j Sheriff ID my Huffman said each year for the first three * • * The invitation wax sent to gan the last day of hopeh-xv ORLANDO ( l i 'l ) — Dade “ ia the greatest A Coast Guard spokesman that Smith, git, conf«*aed this years of the lease, Junior golfers will receive' three contractors in Sanford, search for the fishing b o at| County Circuit Court Judge Patrick and John Alexander d“r stated, apparently ln»t Ben Willard died at Orange i outlined to thr committee thing that ever happenedto 's a id Hirxe point* include Hie nmniing. He wax cliurged The total lease fee will their awards trophies at the Carroll |>an!*l Construction -S h o ' Boy Jaycre luncheon Thursday C o, Lee Brothers ami Hu>s with !U persons aboard In Memorial llo-pital hive carl) members what lx desired in Suuf-id and Scm mule C'uun- Bahamas, Cuba, and south with lira! degree murder, i Seel amount Ur about 580,700 a [today. I Caribbean water*. ^ tth* way of planning , ty." ' Georgia. [ earlier story on page 10.) [) Iyear. from Chairman Jira Chapman, j Spencer. The controversial issue be­ tween the Hunt oil interests of Texas, owners of HI.H Produc's here, and the City of Sanford hss been passed to the Seminole County Com­ mission. The Hunt interests have licrn requesting added city services—water and sewage lines—but without annexation to the City. The HLH plant is in the Hunt-owned Sanford Industrial Park on Sanford Avenue, just beyond the city limits. Nearing completion in the Industrial Park, and front­ ing the IH.II plant, ts the new $180,000 warehouse build­ ing being constructed by J. L. Williams and Company, also of Dallas. Texas. • • • Tho Hunt interests. In let­ ters pr the City, are request­ ing construction of an eightinch water main to the Wil­ liams building, built for spe­ culative purposes, according to Williams, himself. The City is balking on the request, holding out that the Hunt interests are “ hedging” »nnexat;on of Hie prop ertj. Furthermore, the City L'oiiimission held Monday 10 Pr«Ydc „,J’e *ddld facilities to the Hunt inter«’Ms ,,%y deprive n- fid City “ rvl‘« ,htf r u ' 1 m« a. e shopping center bom: conducted at 27th Street and Police Chief Roy \\ llllnms French Avenue. It was brought nut Mon lay reported lust night to the City evening that the 111.11 plant Commission that five police has au ! * ciited its own preofficers are uhout to In- grad­ sent city water supply with uated from the police acad­ a well on the grounds. And it emy at Orlando and advanced was further brought nut lliat courses, . ,. . and , . a graduation , , ' a hose from the Ilf.H plant party I* .luted for ....... .. ^ j# . owning at Ibd.bs House Tiki. M|pp,y|n< w „. John Krider, John Brumley look toward right-of-way. Change Of Command Set Friday JFK In Last Try To 2 Zone Cases Avert Rail Strike Before Board Work Cn Cuban E3S25SIt?S Par! Under Way Florida Pushes Hunt For Plane Bids Asked On Navy Base Pool Duda Leases 5,765 Acres Jones III Recreation Body Meets July 22 Slaying Wife �i -----r— ' >1 fW faaferi RrrtIF Q ty Disposal Plant New Mystery In British Scandal Completion Is Near •at is City M u i p i W. B. Informed the City Mento r evening. W y a n t of due, Enow Ua a f r a u d tho opinion that **thla it wld tn the taat payment aatU completion of Uw pro­ ject" The MDa totaled 914,111 for the torrent period. approved tlw rm Mi ! % 'J * •r S3 I City, County ■\ # Bedtonsllp m November5 I k m school trnatos poata sad two City Coamleelon pc■lUeno win l a ap for alaetioa SB Kor. 1 City and com tj electora MB vote for Uw aehool truotw poata sow hold by Ray Elston, Fred BiaUIno and Don Tho terae will ran for District mlllayo np to 10 mSla for aehoola alao will bo daildad. This is ov»r and •bora Uw 10-nll) aotmty-wido levy for Kboola. City voter* will select two •ommlulonors to fill tha poita held by Mayor T a n Melad A. L. Wilson, aro throo-year tonal, AH voters ia tho coanty Will pass on three stale con­ stitutional amendments: To provide bonds for recreation •ad natural m o u rn s conser­ vation, to provldo bonds for capital outlay and for inatlfattens of higher learning, and to pravlda tho governor and cabinet shall bo elected for two years In 1964 and for four years la 1966 and there­ after. payment whoa Knowles added that Uw City is bolding fit,969 tn 10 per cent rctainaga funds pending successful com­ pletion of tlw building con­ tract. Ho also pointed out that tha building program has pro­ to Uw point where Uw contractor must en­ ter into n 80-day test period of Uw facility prior to accept­ ance by the City. Tho 030,609 fund held back by the City will ba paid to tho contractor on acceptance of tho plant. In other actios the City: Approved n request of BlU Hemphill Motors to pars the alley south of that business with it poying for the mate­ rials. Approved a transfer of the Town Pump liquor license on WMt V int S t r e e t f r o m Dwight Blnckwtlder to Mrs. Elisabeth d’Avsraa. Tabled a request for a nsw boar and wins license for con­ sumption on tho premise* at 1008 West 18th Street fay Beanie Booser. And voted to amend an ordinance to include beer and wins may not be sold within 000 feet of another beer and wins license holder end of schools. Approvtd on a 4-1 vote to place two street lights on Magnolia A v a n u a between 28th and 86th Streets. Approved on a 8-2 vote the first reading of an ordinance amending the liquor tone to Include Cook's Corner tavern on French Avenue. Appointed Henry Tamm, fi­ nance director, as acting city manager during ths vacation of W. E. Knowles July 14-27. Took under advisement an Increase in life coverage end hospital benefits for city em­ ployes whan the City received a |790 refund from the Insur­ ance company. LONDON 4Li Fit — New mystery woe stirred up in the widening Profume ecandal to ­ day by publicly expressed doubts th at a rich former boy. friend of call girl Marilyn (Mandy) Rice-Davit* hod died os reported. The man in question, Pater Joe Hickson Sr„ Dies At Home ELDERS AND DEACONS of the new Presbyterian Church of the Coven­ an t sre shown here with their pastor. All were elected and installed at a service of organization Sunday. From left seated are Deacons Hnrvey Hale, Randy Simmn and Walter Rohannon. Standing front left are Elders Paul Bosgs, A rthur DeYoung and Joe Garrett, and Rev. Thomas Makin. Rev. M akin Heads Church Rev. Thomas H. Makin was duly instaliad as first pastor o f t h a n o w Presbyterian Church of tho Covenant Sun­ day at ceremonies held at F irst Church, parent organU nion of the new church. Officiating a t ths service of organisation was Dr. Howard Greet, of St. John’s Presby­ tery, who directed the elec­ tion tit elder* and deacons. Selected as officials for the new church w ire Elders Paul Bogga, Joe G arrett and Ar­ thur DeYoung. New deacons •re Harvey Hale, Kandy Simms and Walter llohannun. A charter member group of more than 100 persona was constituted as a congregation for the new church, which will be located on Hwy. 17-92, near Sunland Estates. The group Is presently meeting a t Plnacrest School. Dr. J. F. Anderson Jr. of Orlando, who gave the charge to the congregation told tha Courthouse Records Beal Estate Traaaactkwa Sharp* Bldg. Corp. to Dan­ iel Thompson, stus, Academy Manor, 18,600. Robert Mixon, stux, to First Fed. R sad I* of Orlando, Lake Harriett, |1 1,200. Kenneth Pulding to Verrill R. Dean, stux, Oakland Hills, $7,100. Allan J. Hall, atux to TradeIn Homes of Central Fla. Inc., Kastbrook, $14,000. J, Clauds Skinner Jr., stal to William A. Reger, atux, Or•ago Villa, (84,000. Osborne Herndon, executor to Nsator A. U eW t, 11-2(1-29, $8,300. Frederick O. Bridge*, atux to Carl E. Thompson, atux G. C. Manor, 99,600. Garfield Fox, stux to Rhea Johnson, stux, 16-20-32, |19,100. VA to Jsm ss F. Smart, atux. Sun land, 914,660. CA to Janies R. Somerville, •tux, Sunk ml, 913,150, First Fed. of S e m i n o 1• County to V p i Edison Bishop, s a f ( a ; 1 i * . HACK 'J MISS—Wear­ ing the crown—o r hel­ met, rather—of "MIm Starfighter” given her by an Air Force outfit, 1 8 -y ear-o ld Toni LeVier pones in the cockit of the Mach 2-plus uper Sturffghter. Toni accompanied h er futher, Lockheed teat pi­ lot Tony LeVior, on a cross-country demon­ stration flight in tite | Uuw plauw. stux, Melody Acres, 911,000. to Chester C. Fosgste Co., Hannah Yaman tn Earnest 21-21-29,166,460. Chester F o a g a t e Co, to Pickard, stux, Prairie Lake, Cheater Foagato, 21-21-29, 98,000. 966,460. Arthur Rouse, etus to Plrst Fed. of Orlando, Lake Har­ Gerald Powell, etux lo Mar­ garet Brcsee, Oakland Hills, riett, 910,800. 17.800. LaVtrne Saltsgaver, etux to Ward lllcks, Inc. to John W. L. Boyd, etux, TsngelBach, stux, Eaatbrook, $10,wood, 914,300. William M. Young, etux to 600. Ralph Curry, etux to John FHA, N. Orlando^ 911,100, Phams Hess* to John Henry E. Hubbard, etux, Longdale, Ekstrom, etux. P u r l Lake, *9,600. 19,600. Robert W. Thompson, etux Charles Hallman, etux to to LIT Enterprises, Inc., Edward Mur.e, etux, Lako Kathryn Park, 970,000. Kldgo Park, 916,400. Harold A. Lowry, etux to LMN Enterprises, Inc. to Thomas Holmes Sr., etux, Herbert W. Johnson, etux, Heftier Humes, $12,600. Tee 'N Green, 913,800. Clarence Klrtley, etux tn Dale Berkley, etux to Don­ Willis B. Jones, etux, Sanford, ald Broschat Sr., etux, East- 916,000. brook, 916,000. A. K. Shoemaker Jr., etux Paul Drain Jr., etux to Hub­ to Raymond GasR, etux. Idyllert T. Schafer, etux, Eust- wild*, $20,000. brouk, 913,000. Grover C. Sewell, etux to D. Edwin Gander, etux to First Presbyterian Church, William Kceten, etux, N. Or- i’lnehurst, $13,600. Undo, 98,000. Sharp* Bldg, Corp. to LMN Enterprises, Inc, to Johnny L. King, etux, Acad­ William liinl.org Jr., etux, emy Manor, *8,700. Tee ’N Gruen, 112,900. Ward Hicks, Inc. to Willie VA to Frederic Garcia Jr., Loveland, etux, Eastbrook, •tux, Sunland, 912,660, *27,660. FHA to Harris W. Tuylur, .Mid-i>lute Humes, Inc. to •tux, N. Urkndo, $9,361). Hubert Hagan, etux, St. Jo­ Kueben J. Wallstedt, etux sephs, *6,700, tu Garfield Fox, etux, Smith Oakland Estates, Inc, tu Park, 912,000. Clinton II. Comer, etux, UukFlossie Kveringham to Fred land Estates, 916,71)0. Ueeni, etux, 24-21-29, *0,600. William I.. Kirk, etux to U. Oakland Consolidated Carp. C. Kirss, Hanford, *17,000. Backyard Chefs Get Safety Tips Boston (tJPI) — Backyard chefs are warned not to bar­ becue themselves along with tho steak. Burn casualties among both cook* and consumers are fre­ quent and sometimes serious, according to the National Kirn Protection Association, a non­ profit safety group. The association suggests these precautions for tho out door cooking season: —Handle all starter fluids with rare. —Never add any kind of flummahle liquid tn mi ntready-hurnlng fire. —N ">rt us* gar.:line ss a starter. —Keep containers holding starter liquids far from tha fir*. —Keep youngsters at a safe distance. WHOLE HOUSE W tA T H IK T H O W * COOLING AND HEATING S PLUMBING - HEATING AIR CONDITIONING liill / : r = a~ » VT/fc f-'T f H E A D S WOMEN’S Council — Canadianborn Mm. Erwin Schul­ ler la tho now president of tho International Council of Women. She ■has Irecn nerving ns council liaison officer with tho United Na­ tions, Atid is a board member of the ICW. M I E R A 1 0 IKCTRIC Wall J u l y t , *68 llulbuck. President members of the new church, “Rev. Makin is to be your good shepherd, not your pet Iamb.” 1 Ha listed an alliterative set of rules for the congregation of the new church to follow, saying, -J “Help him, but don't hound him, , Humor him faut don't hand­ cuff him, Hug him but don't hurt him, House him but don't hoard him, Hold him up but don’t hol­ low him out, Hear him out, don't hush him up.” In explaining these remarks. Dr. Amirraon urged the group to "be u part of his solution, not one of his problem*. ‘'This is • thrilling spiritual period," Dr. Anderson said. “You haven't got a past—go out ami make history, enter­ ing prayerfully on this fine pilgrimage together.” Giving tiio charge to the pastor was Elder C. C. How■rdt who told Her. Makin, “Let your light shine out uticJ light the community for miles around." Paola Bible School Open Morris Ruby announced to­ day t h a t Vacation Bible School at the I’aola Church of Christ will c o n t i n u e through Friday. Classes meet rach evening from 7 to 8:30 p.m. for pre­ schoolers, primary. Junkirs, intermediates, seniors and adults. New enrolled will be sc copied at any time, Ruby said. Second Try NEW YORK (UPI) — You can “re-do” dirty or tarnished brans or brnss finish hard­ ware without disturbing any “antique" finish. First, advise* the Clranllness Bureau here, remove and oil the screw*. Then combine vinegne and salt In a ceramic dish mid apply this mixture to tho hardware with a soft hrush. Finally, suds, rinse, and dry each piece carefully. CALL NOW FOR FREE ESTIMATE' F A 2 -6 5 6 2 Jo t T. Hickson 8r„ 71, died a t hie home a t 9:16 a.m. Mon­ day. lie was bom April 20, 1890 In Sanford and made hie home a t 2830 South Park Ave. He was s retired deputy and game warden for Semi­ nole County. Survivors are the wife, Mrs. Elsie Hickscn of Sanford; three tone and four daoghters; Joseph T. Jr. of Sanford, Marion J. nf Geneva; and James D. of Miami; Mrs. Rose Jackson, Geneva; Mrs. Mss Winkler, Rock Creek Hllli, Md.[ Mrs. Doris Frantlno, Washington, D. C. and Mrs. Gladys Bellegrsde of Rockville, Md. Also two brothers and one sister; R. J. Hickson and R. G. Hickson and Mrs. Nor* Sipes, all of Sanford. Funeral services wilt be held s t 10:30 s.m. Thursday a t Brlsson Funeral Homs with Robert Dotson of the Jehovah Witness Church of­ ficiating. Burial will ba In Laksvlew Cemetery. Brlsson Funeral horns la In charge of arrangements. Important Megl FARGO, N. D. (UPI) —The greatest number of auto acci­ dents happen between 11 n.m. and noon, says tha North Dakota State Unlveraity Col­ lege of Agriculture. I t a t­ tributes this mostly to inade­ quate breakfasts, which tend to create fatigue and irrita­ tion. (Polish Peter; Raehman, 42,land high society. Both were was reported to have died of witnesses In the pre-trial a heart attack last Nov. 30. hearing of Dr. Stephen Ward, well-known ceteopath ac­ Mies Rice-Darie*, 18. testi­ fied during • vice heeling re ­ cused of living off the prosti­ cently thet she hod lived with tution earning of them and Rachmsn fur nearly tw o other young girls. years. It was during her testimony Labor Member of Parlia­ at the Ward hearing th at ment Ben Parkin, queting MIsa Rlee-Davies told o f liv­ rumors current in London, ing with Rochman. Rachmsn, a stateless refu­ •ruffed at the love value of Rachmsn'* eitate and sug­ gee from Poland, had exten­ gested that it would have sive real estate holding in been easy “to switch bodies.” London elum areas. He also Edgeuare General Hospital, was reported to own 20 night* where Rachmsn woe declared club* and to have lived in • dead on arrival, denied the $200,000 mansion. Parkin brought Rachman’s Implication Monday night and name back into the case ■aid the dead man was Bach­ Monday during debate in the man. Ten days after Rachmau’s House of Comnioni. After enumerating Bach­ reported death, the Profumo scandal started to ecme into the open when s West Indian musician, John Edgecombe, fired five pistol shote a t the apartment of call girl Chris­ tine Keller, a friend of Miss Rice-Davies. AIR CONDITIONER Christine’s absence from the country when she wa» scheduled to testify a t Edge­ H. B. Pope C o, Inc. combe’s trial led to charges For The Finest Year Around ■he was covering up for a Weather Conditioner FEDDEKS prominent person. Sales — Service War Minister John Profumo Sanford first denied, then admitted to 200 3. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 Parliament he had b a e ii carrying on illicit relations with Miss Keeler, and resign­ AUTO SERVICE ed his post She later claim­ ed to have been Intimate with Soviet assistant naval sttaehe HARRY ADAIR’S GULF SEKVICE Eugene Ivanov a t the same Tirea - Batteries • Accessories time. Rood AAA Service Christine and Mandy have Brake A Muffler told sensationel storiee about Guaranteed Service vies in governmental circles French A 1st. man's source* of income. Par­ kin said the real eitate ty­ coon left an estate cf only $22,400 when he died. "Do you think anybody believea th a t? ” Parkin asked. " I t would be a very easy thing to switch bodies,” he added. "A cremation—and a etateless man—and th at is the end. A very good idea fo r substi­ tution, and a very useful one, too, just 10 days before at! hell breke loose.” PLANE RIDES Appointment Only - Rental by reservation - Drue* Airport 3 Mile* East Of Geneva On Rt. 46 W. H. 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Built-up and Shingle Installation and Repairs Gutters - Waterproofing Sheet Metal Work Bonded A Injured Free Estimates - F irst Claei Work 313 Oak Ave. FA 3-4711 mail or bring this coupon t and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door for Onlv PER WEEK 1 �4 i Death-Dealing Ants Help! Blood Bank M ighty Low Described By Doctor BoUrUai took a trip to deepest, darkest Africa Mon­ day via a series of colored illdci shown by Dr. Joseph O'Malley, who took such a trip to the French Congo recently. Calling such a safari the “ world's most expensive tor­ ture," Dr. O'Malley describ­ ed his encounters with death> dealing cobras and pythons, t > ) ) ) ) I > > 5-H Clubbers Enjoy Two Weekend Rides A moonlight ride and a Sunday afternoon ride were enjoyed over the past week­ end by members of the H I division of the 4-El Club. Friday night, the g r o u p m et at the home of Mrs. Nan Washburn on Vlhlen Rd. and proceeded to the banks of the St. Johns River where a huge bonfire was made and a wiener roast was held. On Sunday many of the same group met at Ball's pasture on Oregon Ave. and rode through woodland trails near Paola, stopping on the way home for refreshments furnished by Glenn Watson, who drove the “ Chuck Wa­ gon." Pictures taken of the group on this outing will be fea­ tured in a forthcoming Issue of a horse-owners magazine. Those riding on Sunday were Rosemary Walton, Mau­ reen Scott, Sallic Peterson, Becky Giles, Sharon Giles, Janice Foy, Becky Mills, Les­ lie llartwig and Rob Riser. Guests were Marilyn Ayers, Carolyn Ayers and R. B. Riser. Moonlight riders included Sallle Peterson, Linda Mit­ chell, Rosemary Walton, Lu­ cia Wallace, Cyitdee Morri­ son, Leslie llartwig, Linda Ball, Becky Giles, Sharon Giles, Jimmie Giles, Van Ste­ wart, Ronnie Tindell, Tommy Austin, Mrs. Nan Washburn, W. P. Ball, Glenn Walton and W. E. Giles. Members of the Seminole Equestrian* who ch aproned the Sunday riders were Mrs. Washburn, Giles and Walton. An early morning breakfast ride for the club Is being planned for the near future, Mrs. Washburn said. and deadly safari ants, be­ fore which all creatures the jungle flee. Dr. O'Malley said that the deadly anti are about and a quarter inches long, travel in bands seven feet across and about 300 to 400 yards long, devouring every­ thing in their path in a ter of minutes. ‘ Nothing will stop them but a flame thrower," be said. Dr. O'Malley's safari on the hunt for a rare spe­ cies of horned animal calted a bongo, similar to an lope, which lives in the est and molt dangerous of the jungle. Describing the pygmy na­ tives of the area. Dr. O'Mal­ ley said that were Infested with syphilis, tuberculosis and malaria, but refuse to take modern medicines unless they arc paid to do so. Their life expectancy » about W years, he said. Dr. O'Malley is an exper­ ienced safari hunter, but stated that the dangers of such a safari as this one were not worth the results, and he does not plan to go again “for many years." Orientaiion Scheduled By Jaycees NEWLY ORDAINED Rev. Edpnr W. Smith Jr. is given the right hand of fellowship by Rev. Grover Sewell of First Presbyterian Church. Rev. Smith in the new assistant pastor. Taking part in ordination ceremonies held nt the church Sunday were, from left, Elder Robert W. Jack- son. Rev. Paul Edris, Daytona Reach; Rev. Smith, Elder C. C. Howard, Rev. Sewell, Elder Edgar Smith Sr„ of Highlands Presbyterian in Daytona Beach, and Rev. J. Ralph Neale, of Win­ te r Park, moderator of the St. Johns Presbytery. (Herald Photo) Rev. Smith Ordained, Installed Ordination and installation ceremonies for Rev. Edgar W. Smith Jr., new assistant pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Sanford, were con­ ducted at Sunday evening services here. A St. John's Presbytery commission present for the ordination was made up ot of Rev. Paul Edris, of First Presbyterian Church, of Day­ tona Beach; Elder Edgar W. Smith Sr., from Highlands Presbyterian Church, of Day Iona Beach, father of Rev. Smith; Rev. Grover Sewell Jr., of Sanford, anil Elders Claude C. Howard and Robert W. Jackson, of the local church. Presiding was Rev. Ralph Neale, of Winter Park, who propounded the constitutional questions to Rev, Smith. Following the installation ceremonies, a reception was held in the church social hall. Several hundred member# of the church called at the reception to meet the nowpastor and his family. In the receiving line were Rev. and Mrs. Sewell, Rev. and Mrs. Smith and Elder Edgar Smith Sr. anil Mrs. Smith, parents of the New minister. Rev. Smith was burn in Corning, N. Y-. and lie and his family moved In Holly Hill in 1949. lie attended Daytona ■leach schools, graduating from Mainland High and go­ ing on In Maryville College where he majored in philoso­ phy. In lD(k) he entered landsvitle Presbyterian Theological Seminary, and in Itail mar­ ried Miss Cheryl Gould, whn had also attended Maryville College. Upon his graduation, Rev. Smith received the Pat­ terson Fellowship for grad­ uate study in the New Testa­ ment. Mrs. Smith is the daughter of a missionary couple, who served in the National Mis­ sions work in West Virginia and at Cameroon, West Af­ rica. After her graduation from Maryville, she served in the Crescent Hill Presbyterian Church in louisvillc. Rev. and Mrs Smith will fill the assistant pastorship vacated by Rev. and .Mrs 'thomai Muhin, who have as sinned the leadership of the new Presbyterian Church ot the Covenant to be built on South llwy, 17-92. First units of the new church building are expected to be opened in September, Jack Ludwig, first vice president of the Sanford Semi­ nole Jaycees, announced to­ day that local Jaycees will hold their semi-annual mem­ bership orientation program, July 16 at the Jaycce build­ ing on French Avenue. Ludwig says that this pro­ gram is designed to acquaint the new members and reacquaint the older members with the purposes and func­ tions of tbe Jaycce organiza­ tion on a national, state and local level. Guest speakers attending this program will include Coy Alvarez, national dir­ ector and a member of the l'alatka Jaycees, who will speak on the national Jaycee organization; Don Ash­ er, president of District Four who will speak on the state organization, and Mason MEMBERS of the Rosary Club of St. Aim'd Church in DcRury are xhnwn Wharton, past president of nt last Wednesday'a workshop with ru.mries which they have made to the Sanford-Seminote Jay­ send to missionaries till over tliu world. Lett to rig h t standing are Mrs. cees, speaking on the local Joseph K iris, president, anil Mrs. Lucy Gallop; seated are Mrs. M. Mc­ organization. Manus, Mrs. N. Zetlo, and Mrs. Ivan Walker. (Cox i'hoto) Ludaig urged ail members, csociatc members anil any \ one interested in the Jay­ Man The Comp cees or interested in bccomWEST POINT. N. Y. (UPI) WASHINGTON (U PI) — ing a member of the Jayceo —A new requirement has The Kennedy administration organization to attend this hern added to the lung list hue ordered a bun an currency program. Guess, Conda Goodman, John of “ musts" for eailets at the Jl'I.Y 1 transaction* with Cutin sim­ Cox. Denise Hutchison, Cath­ U. S. Military Academy. All Admission* ilar tu tho*e in effect fur Red erine Owens, Sharon Gilbert plebvs (freshmen) now arc Carolyn Mason, G e n e v a ; China and North Korea, it James Touhy, Zola Kainman, uf Sanford. expected tu learn and under­ was learned today. Rost Newby, Lonnie Jenkins, stand the use of a digital JULY I The action, expected to be Catherine Owens, Denise Hut­ computer. announced Inter today, in­ TALLAHASSEE (U PI) _ chison, Sharon Gilbert, Irene Admissions Authorities said once the of Agriculture volve* “blockings" of several Secretary Rutlt Goble, Lake Mary, cadet has mastered the com­ Hezeau, of Sanford, million dollars in Communist Doyle Conner say* tile I9C3 Mark Should, DeBary; Vivian puter's use. tie may utilize Birth* Cuban assets in American legislature avoided a “ tra­ Mr. and Mrs. Dan lleuau of Bostic, Longwood; Martha it through his fuur years of gedy'’ by giving farm ers ar.d. _ , . bunks. Holley, Lake Mary; Anthony study In solving problems in h°y Government notification to citrus growers tax relief on han*or<J* aDischarge* Wynn, William laieke, Alice many different field*, (nun their land and products American bunking firms were Wright, Mary Jane Arnod. psychology tu mathematics. Conner, looking back 'o v e r. }'*[? Kinnard. Geneva; Sal sent out this morning. ly Kitchcll, Deltary; Kenneth Cecilia Stevens, Clyde Trosthe past session and assessing Officials suld the adminis­ Newkirk. Frances McBoiigal, per, Mary Bowden, Fred tration was putting Into effect how much Hie legislature Luuise Touhy, James Touhy, Bowden, Willie Gene Martin, helped agriculture in Florida, for Cuba the foreign assets Edgar Jones, Mary Fortson, Mary Gorday, Ann Moore ol said yesterday relief was pro­ control regulation, administer­ Thomas O'Day, Frances Hick­ Sanford. ed by the Treasury Depart­ vided all around. I lischa rxe* He said the tax measures son, Ann G race/, Florence ment. Under these rules, a s­ Jowers of Sanford. T i i M i n were most important of all Julia Dillon. Casselberry; sets here of Red China and JUI.Y 4 Clara Belle Kossman, LongNorth Korea are blocked and the agriculture legislation hei:m i . | L t £ J P**4m4 »<w **• wood; Fred llopkms. Charles Admissions unlicensed dealings involving cause “it would he tragic •« W t J r*w* thmmWare, Mary Holly, Timm.is ml M - k H lt Mm propelty in which those coun­ if we drive agriculture from Elizatieth Kaufman, DeBary; ■alls •raii.bla, Carroll, Kula Vaughn. Mrs Waal Miaka. _ •*•*•*• tries have an interest are pro­ the state because of high Dominick Frinze, Dellary; laxcsi" Carrie Moore, UullDtcr, Her­ Robert Oakley ami baby, Mrs. hibited. HILL LUMBER A man Davis, Orlando; Uremia Arthur C rider and baby, of The regulations also prevent HARDWARE CO. Steverson, Lake Monroe; Mil­ Sanforif. 211 W. 3rd Ft. Sanford, Fta. use of American financial dred Stoneleigh, laingwood; facilities by c o u n t r i e s to Bessie Lord. Lillie Smith. which they are applied. Jereldine Williams, Nettie They also prohibited unli­ Rozanne James, The Longwood PH liar li (J Stanford, censed importations of goods. However, the United States has closed until about Aug. Emmet Carver of Sanford. Disc barge* already bans on import* from 24 during the vacation of the Cuba. This edict has been in proprietors, Mr. ami Mrs. J. Betty Jackson, O v i e d o ; effect since February, llhjg, W. Raumholwr, who are on James Richards, Enterprise; an extended trip to Indiana Roy Page, DeBary; Konrad under other regulations. The new action is one which and Ohio to visit their child­ Wolansky, DeBary; Florence Serviss, DeBary; Ma c i e the State Department re­ ren anJ friends. Their son. Robert, is in the Thomas, Dianne Anderson, ferred to cryptically last F ri­ day when a spokesman an­ recruiting service in Mans­ Christine Schuenemann, Eu­ clid Covington, Barbara nounced, “we intend to take field, Ohio. ateps both individually and multilateral!/ which will . . . further isolate Cuba econom­ ically and politically." Money Squeeze Slapped On Cuba The* Seminole County Blood Bank reserve* have reached a dangerously low point with only 59 donor* presenting themselves for drawing* In June, Mr*. J*mr* Doucette, IlN, supervisor, said today. Blood cannot be manu­ factured or drawn from a faucet, it can only come from you," Mr*. Doucette remind­ ed prospective donors. Hours at the bank are 3:30 to B p.m. Monday, Tuesdny and Thursday and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wednesday and F ri­ day. Donors may be between tbe ages of 21 and 5!) anil persons front tit to 21 may donate blood if they are in the Armed Services or permission is giv­ en in writing by parents or guardian. During the month of June, three-gilloii-donur Hubert It. John* received an engraved wallet for his 21th pint. Robert R. Thonm.* gave hi* 2.">lli, Rob Kelly his 20th, Earl Handley his tilth, Henry Faint hi* 18th. John Boxwiechen bis 14th. Willar Sessions his tilth, Harry Kehelberger his 12th, Lewis Sehweiekert hi« loth, and Jimmy Htiiderson his ninth. Une Gallon Donors giving their eighth pint nt this time were Ralph Schwei.kert, Le­ roy Nopper and Louis M. Swe*-ten, Calvin Johns and Jerry Smith gave their seventh ami Edward Converse, Roger H ar­ ris, Stanley Poloski, John Brown and William Flower* their sixth. Cecil Abney gave his fifth tim* while Richard Brooke, Robert SIcKe«*. Flavin DuRol* and Arthur Edge came in for the fourth time. TTirte time donors were Kenneth Meries, Willie Mar­ shall, Hobby Robinette, Henry M. KnowIrs and Richard Grif­ fith. Coming for the second time were Joe Oglesby, Michael Myatt, Robert White, Charles Gallegher, Prummer Rhoads, Nathaniel Richluirg, Donald Johnson and A. R, Middleton. First lime donor* included Walter Harris, Harry Barlow, Gory Mlaliek, Joseph Atkin- Franklin Sktea, Jeh* Grabarklcwica, John Fspkon, Robert Schulta, Charles Base, Ernest W right, Mack Brown, Donald Steven*. John Laaeh, James Hudson, Mom Caihlon, Daniel Mitchell. Dirvk Air. hart, Donald Steigner, H a m it Widener, Malvin Campbell, Need Tool* For A Job? Save Monty Now Yon Can Rent tThem — American itcnt-AI) In • Sanford 2666 S . ANI) SEE YOUR SAVINGS GROW! H iaw atha Are, s ^ EARN 31/2% on Orlando Mayor Praises Group ORLANDO (UPI) - The peaceful integration of 56 Orlando area hotels, motels and restaurants in the past neck has been it unlimited by Mayor Robert S. Carr. Carr *:iid that (ho peace fill Integration of the estab­ lishment* was a result of work of hi* Jt mombor ad visnry rnmmltteo on inter­ racial relations. “The community owes deep appreciation to the operators of there restaurants, hotel* and inols’li* (or their willing­ ness to cooperate in a pro­ gram which vitally affect* ihn welfare, economy and progress of this area," Carr said. mb > TASS HOOK SAVINGS EARN 4% on Savings Certificates INTEREST ACCOUNTS INSURED GUARANTEED TO $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 Head The Label WASHINGTON (U PI) — The Federal Harmdous Sub­ stances Labeling Act, which bccunie effective this year, requires that many common household chemical* such as d r a i n e I e a n r r s bear n "POISON!" Ittliel complete with skull and rrossbime*. OF S M r O I Member F.IM.C. Hospital Notes Conner Praises Farm Tax Aid A rab U -D O -IT c° MTBoii 7 ! m S .- Baumholsers On Trip To Midwest I i Easy W ay to Kill Ants and Roaches The hardest part about (Dsdjux Blue Nose LONDON ( UPI)—Mr». Dor otby Gubbinx won 261 pounds ($731) m damages Monday when she tcsUlied an auto accident left her with a acar on her nose that turns blue when it geta cold. LAUNDRY & CLEANERS DUALITY • SERVICE INDIVIDUAL LAUNDRY SERVICE FOR THE REST INLAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING 501 W, 1st. Opposite Goodyear l!ruth on Onre . . . fa u lt for Monlhi JO H N S T O N ’S N O -R O A C H : S im ply brush Jo h n s to n ’* No-Roach on cabinets to control cockroaches, on sills to stop ants. Colorless, odorless coating stays effective for months. No iiLtU to move dishes or breathe harmful sprays. Ilciiicinber: No-ltoaeli means no roaches. W IN N DIXIE FOOD STORES parking a Corvair is finding a nickel That may be a sTight overnlaterncnt, but Hitch JaiuiLlH ip rear. Why (he rear? II gives Corynir extra traction ness comes easily when you’re a Corvair owner. on any mail surface. It provide* a nearly Hat lloor for And you cun usually luck it up—as e.mily as y o u more useable Ulterior space. Heat of all, it produces cut buck up a Corvair. You'll littd yourA Fleering no light, nu responsive, you geIf doing that occasionally, if only to — - m» * — — wonder why no other American-made adjust the brakes—they’re MtlJ-uJjutting. ’ j car thought of it. That'll all there Lx to it, and that’* a good WwjTcHEVFiOLET f -rvair’s engine In aLo air cooled, we example of how delightfully e;e»y Corvair C B might add, which means there’* no and'k to own, drive and maintain. K I '/ 'i l l M '] * 8 freeze or water for you to add. Ever. But since we began by talking about rfV 'M Y t h All that pleasure from something so driving, let’n stick with that awhile. A 11.11 ■H practical almost iiuikeo you think Corvair large factor in the fun of driving a is unique among American ran*. Which Corvair ■ the location <rf its engine io MVOUfi CHEVROLETDfALLkS isn’t surprising, btrau:*; it ini CHECK H IS T H T DEALS ON CHEVROLET, CHEVY HOLLER Cor. 2nd & Palmetto MOTOR II, CORVAIR AND CORVETTE SALES CO. SANFORD, FLA. FA 2-0711 •1 �The Driving Force In a power-rich land such as ours, jrliere heat, light and energy are 'svailable a t the touch of a switch or the turn of a valve, it seldom occurs to us all areas of the world are not so fortunate. In Gambia, Africa, a peanut farm­ er burns the shells to fuel his electric generator. Cotton seed husks fire boilers In the Sudan and Tanganyika. In East Africa wnstc from a tea plantation runs a generator. The Siamese con­ O vert rice and sugar waste into power. In our own country many indus­ trial by-products serve as fuel to achieve production more efficiently, with less expense. This senes to point up the fact th a t the driving forces, the power behind all of man’s machines and op­ erations Isn’t, primarily, fuel In terms of coal, gas, w ater or nuclear energy. The true drive stems from his in­ genuity, make-do and know-how. Political Delusion Of De Gaulle French President Charles de Gaulle’s Western allies have gone through several cycles in their rela­ tionship with him. It is clear they have now entered another one. In World Wnr II ho was first greatly admired for his foreslghted military judgments and thcn nearly despised for his ramrod stiffness as a leader in exile who often ham­ strung his more powerful confed­ erates In America and Britain. They gave him new regard when he became Frnncc’s first postwar leader. They knew he alone could re­ store some semblance of order to a torn nation. But when the French cast him aside, statesmen in friendly countries took it ns fresh proof De Gaulle was unsuited to politics. There were a few regrets. Out of retirement he came, in 1058, once more to lend a budly dis­ rupted country. To Western men who feared for France’s future ns n free land, his coming wus a marvel of resurrection. All the qualities previously scorn­ ed were now hailed ns just what Franco needed. There seems little reason to doubt the soundness of this view. De Gaulle pulled his peopte togethcr, ended tho draining Algerian strife, set his country on a highly prosperous course. Vet the same delusions of French grandeur which marred his wartime tics with Churchill and Roosevelt showed themselves anew in this otherwise remarkable second De Gaulle regime. Flouting rcnlity, he talks of sep­ arate defense for Franco in u nu­ clear war. in truth, America’s power is hia only shield. In the face of the strongest as­ surances of nid America has given any land in peace time, he professes doubt that we would come awiftly to France’s side in every conceivable future war emergency. The basis for his doubt is false. He cites our "slowness” in entering each of the two world wars. But on those two occasions we hnd no commitments to help France or anyone else. We were an isola­ tionist nation, in contrast to today, when we nre enmeshed in countless military and diplomatic entangle­ ments around the glol»e. We now have more soldiers in Europe than we had in our whole army before World War II. Furthermore, if slowness is the issue, France itself stands convict­ ed of painful inaction even after it was in World Wnr II. A France thnt was not helping itself carries little weight as a complainant todny. France in 1903 is not a great power, nor is it ever likely to be so again. It is a highly prized clement in the valiant free wurld family. But its future sufety and well being are en­ tirely bound up with the fortunes of nil the other important members of that family. De Gaulle's efforts to deny this bond huve gone too far. He needs his friends more than they need him. lie has dreamed long enough, it is time he looked tho harsh facts of modern nuclear life straight in the face. They do not favor the course he now pur­ sues. Peter Edson Tethered? Dr. G ane’s Worry Clinic WASHINGTON— (NEA) — There wasn't a single pessi­ mistic prediction from the panel of big business experts analyzing the economic out­ look for the second half of 1063 at the U. S. Chamber of Commerce board of direc­ tors meeting. No boom was predicted, just continued g«**d business with steady though slow- im­ provement into 1961. Thu was not just me usual chamber of commerce bally­ hoo. The chamber'a national headquarters here has been consistently critical of ad­ ministration economic policy as harmful to business and its forecasts have been gloo­ my. There were a few guarded statements front the panel of economists that continued business expansion was de­ pendent on a tax cut. But the cunsenus was that Congress ultimately will crash through with favorable tax legisla­ tion this year. There was an admission that unemployment is still too high. It was recognized that unrniploy 'nent might even rise during the last half of 1963 even while employmenl was rising. “ If wc arc to get unemploy­ ment under the 5 per cent rate during the next five years,” said Chase Manhat­ tan Bank's director of econ­ omic research, William F. Butler, "business will have to pruduce 20 million new job opportunities. In the last five years only 13 million new jobs were created. We need a 50 per cent increase in business activity because the labor force is increasing 50 per cent faster in the 60s than in the 50s." There was a little concern over the continued unfavor­ able U. S. balance of pay­ ments, which has been run­ ning at about S3 billion a year for the last two years. But Butler foresees favor­ able trends in a possible rise in interest rates, a cut in U. 6. defense expenditures overseas and some improve­ ment in international trade. "The fact that Europe is having a little inflation now Improves the outlook for U..S. e x p o r ts ," says Butler Notebook in summary, "and the pros­ pects for improvement in the balance of payments situa­ tion are all on the favorable lide." "Nine out of ten U. S. economists say there is no danger of inflation in the L'm'.ed States in the next six months," declares Dr. James J. O'Leary, research director for the Life Insurance Assn, of America. On the steel outlook. Vice President Irwin H. Such of Penton Publishing Co.. Cleve­ land, believes that "the new labor agreement opens the uay far uninterrupted produc­ tion for nearly two years or. for that m atter, tli« foresee­ able future. . . to build a 'new' American steel indus­ try." .Such predicts production of 1U6 million tons of steel in 1963. the largest for any year since 1957. at generally stable prices. "F or the remainder of 1963 and 1961,” he says, "I am willing to go along with the optimists." “A-OK'' is the way Robert J. Eggcrt, marketing res­ earch manager for For*! Mo­ tor Co. etimmarizes the auto­ mobile industry out ook. This is steel s best customer and —directly or indirectly—the employer of one of every seven U. S. workers. lit foresees 7.1 million new car sales this year, beating 1961 sales by 300.000 ami equaling the 1955 record. Touching <>n other business flrVJf. Dr. Quotes It's no lunger a question of how many pecks of pickled peppers Peter Piper picked. The important question to tha economy of North Carolina is: How many pecks of pickl­ ed peppers did I’ctcr Piper package, process and sell? —Gov. Terry Sanford, to tho Pickle Packers Assn. All money nowadays seems lo be produced with a natural homing instinct for the treas­ ury. —Britain's Prince Philip. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNS “Hubert C. Thoms*" men­ tioned in last month* Credit Bureau Report is not th* Robert C. Thoms* aa*odalrvl with Seminol* County Motor*. Jlm'a comments may teem hits your area, the bird* may racket*, for th* reliefers ■hocking at flrat fiance hut starv* aa they figuratively sit either don't want jobs. Or they hesitate to accept they truly point out the nround waiting for your "re­ l i e f handout*. them lest they he dropped cause of Uncle Sam's fi­ Jim i* quite right, there­ from relief and then require nancial "anem ia." Million* fore, in saying that millions six months to get back on of jobs aia going begging of Americana aru becoming welfurn again, if and when because chronic rtlirfers "leaner*.” 1 am not referring they should run out of work either don't want to work or to legitimate invalids nnd a second time. Furthermore, ninny house­ because houses Irta resent wiifows with dependent chil­ dren. wives who could hire workers, the nuisance value of mak­ Hut million* of shiftless refuse to do so because of the ing Social Security drduc-1 folk* want to learn on Uncle nuisance value of keeping Soliona for part lime em­ Ham or state and city hand­ Security record* for a maid or ploye*. out*, instead of standing on gardener or window wnsher CASK !'-48«: Jim X., aged their own two feet and fight­ who may work only two or 37, is a City Manager. ing for existence. three day* per week. "Dr. Crnne," he began, "our America wss originally cre­ So we need a total houseI present welfarism Is making ated hy fighters, who worked elruning at Washington and tine politirt until after Pcron's mollycoddles out of millions long hours and accepted char­ far more horse sense in our In Montevideo, Uruguay, President Arturo Frondisl. of Ameririin*. Itlght now the Argentine overthrow in I06u. ■rroM tho broad River Plain ity only as a temporary aid state and city governments. “Now they ait bark nnd wait to tide them over. from Argentina a mysterious military hav® a warrant out Ilefore thnt he wss too busy It is also high time Uncle figure once again is pulling for his arrest if he should lie making money, first through a for their relief checks. And auch charity was re­ Sam quit competing with the “ Hut in the* old days, they garded a* deflating aocially, churches and Salvation Army, strings In Argentine politics. so foolish as to return to Ar­ chain of men’s shops and, la­ rustled up mid Jobs, such as so ns aoon ns possible, the who used to make recipients He Is a stocky, bushy- gentina, ter, In tho textile business. Which does not, however, browrd arlf-mado man in his It whs while trying his hand washing window* nr mowing recipient* of such welfarism help curu their food and lodg­ late 40'* whoic name Is Itu- clindnnte him as a force. nn editor of the nrws maga­ lawn*, and thus energetically got hack into action as wage- ing. Frigerio Is mysterious be­ zine Que, closed under I’eron tried to earn food for their earner*. gelio Frigerio. He describes Welfarism is now a form of himself ns n friend both of cause he seldom operates in in 191« anil reopivied in 1950, families. Nowaday*, however, mil­ glorified parasitism, sapping “ And our present itres* on lions of semi-literate Ameri­ the life-blood of Undo Sam, former Argentine dictator the open, lie did lint even thst Frigerio begnn plugging Don't lo£ttrl Juen D. I’cron and misted emerge as ■ figure In Argen- Prundizl for president, n Inhor governmental Medl-csro is can* are trying t*y the ballot just as wood ticks sap the your camera anti Kodak film which occupied his attention largely to take the sigma of to rhnngn "chanty’’ into blood id dogs nnd sheep. 'charity' off tha medical serv- Medicare” or "unemployment ( A l a n s * w r ite In fir. nil through 1057. OUT OUR WAY Srr l ’* lo r KODAK According to s story denied ires tiiut nre already available j compensation’ and welfarism C r a n e in r a r e of ( h i . n e s s - ' CAMERAS, f ilm ami ii ..(n t . riid o .in g * long MOW DCM’T U )IT C R OM*THi: WAV O VER i by Frondiii hut claimed by to nil Americans under our for lazy loafers. VEAIII.V V H A T5 \ I inl-hint; l O T U 1 M IIT 5 M O U S E - - R I v c m k i « , 1 7IMA1E i t s PhOMi: \ >1 Perun to U» true, it wits in county and charity hospitals. In every city, there sre stu m p ed , aildre«ned r i m - l W A K ir K / f t OCLOCK, t O WUMMI.K imi k / i m r^L\ "In the old day*, Americans thousands of said jobs for ope and 70 r e n t s to r o v e r 1057 that Frigerio went to ’ \ ‘ V COW* r L05-L I R A C K O * * lh i: T I M E / OOMMA1ELL ' M 1 i PC11AVH V 0 U R S L L F AMD t W T W H M HIM 1 CAKTT ty p in g and p r i n t i n g co sts fararns, Venetueln, and sign­ were self-reliant and regard­ which no workers will apply. I VMhlt V SIM II* \ V iUOMOlM' AWC> WMl MVOll ITAVU, At AM* IT CM Unemployment is thus ac­ w hen you s r n d l o r one of ed s poet with a I'cron repre­ ed charity as humiliating. Vi*/ —v fokj*r tool atcuno cm m e ACCOIJMT Of I'll) S. I'A ltK A \ K. v sf “ . wav M txu:; d o s c arc y o u JU S T “Nowadays, they are simply tually increased hy our relief his IxMiklrts.) sentative gum null ring the RULE POUT * 1 “I h l f tP tI L F .6 trying to twist 'charity' into IVronista votes that led to C U C S 1 IC W 5 I HAVIM’AMV / run/ i(» governmental aid so they can Frondizi’s election. At any rale, Frigerio be­ remain deadheads all their came Frondizi's all-powerful lives, with no stigma to *iiiaortal and economic rzar after harraaa them. "ito aren’t w* degrading the Frondizi's landslide victory in Independent apirit of Ameri­ 1068. He Is the figure credited can* hy this freo wrlfnre Unit with being in hnrk of Fron- millions enjoy in our largo ilizi’e reluctance to break with cities?" In winter, many of you Cuba. reader* place bird feelers out­ He also Is credited with being the innn responsible for side your winowa. And you may also nail suet the ouster of Roy Kuholtom, U. S. amhussador to Argen­ upon tho trees to help tide tina and former assistant sec­ the winter birds through hlizretary of state for Latin zardiy weather. Hut our conservation ex­ American affairs. pert* warn u* that d we thus *4 ___ Hut he also is the man cred­ TUG VAOKRVWART ited with Frondizi's appeal start feeding birds, thru we to Fidel Ca-stro to break off must keep it up. For th* birds *<»>n get *o with Russia, and with tha de­ cision to invite fors-ign invest­ accustomed to *uch "welfar­ ment and nisi in the develop­ ism" or "relief" handouts that ment of Argentina's oil indus­ they quit foraging for them­ selves. Page 4 Sanford, Florida Tuesday, July 9 ,19(13 try.Ilia objective Is to bring Thereafter, if a zero spell thiec million isolated follow­ MSITKII A. UIKLlIV*. CHITON AND riS U IU S S er* of I’eron back Into tha sn»:ii wr.i.i.s KIIKII VIS l-ltl.T country's politkal life in a Slechenltol HupC Slanaciii* C.lllur union with tho middles cla.s JAJSIB L. SIIOCMANCS J t l i t MULLS Q —What *rs pistol or snap­ llu.ln.M Monosrr founts Kill tor followers of Frondizi. ping shrimps? SIlIH l.t.T J. I . N I S T IS L K L U » tlis ts :it The purpose, he said. Is to I'UMlftrO M sn.f.r Sorloljr Bailor _ . ______ _ A—Small shrimps that has* SMASH VIII.TOM S ■ u n i i i i r i i v vi s i is give the ninssea greater bene­ a very large pWtol daw equip­ ClrculAllon Msiisssr Statute tuitur fits and to spur the nation's • „ ped with * snapping device * economic benefits. s i ii s i i i u - r i o s s * m which is most efficient *s * The Unites! States ha* en­ Im , li.lli.r r “ r Noil dvfenaiv* or offensive weapon. Xanleele Ceaelf All Olfeor dorses! th* popular front Idea le Wtok I> uj | Y.or t l l.lt I loor and hope* the Argentine mili­ t.St • Month* A.IA « Month. Q—What determine* the I At I Moatho I At I Months tary will permit truly free pitch of tho human voice? I to 1 Aluoth I tt I Month N o c a r e v e r carried b e tte r re c o m m e n d a tio n s . In the iinal analysis trie success of a car must I. S Co,lit Rrsolutions provide Ihot oil moll suhoorlplloao So elections next month. Such A—Th* size of the larynx. ia,il in i i l u n c A would seem to assure a vic­ Women's voices ar* usually tory for the combined Fronstand on wholehearted acceptance by the people with complete tieedom of choice. The 1963 pitched higher than men's be■red at toronj cla.o niolltr October IT, 1111 si Iho Pool dizi-l’eronista force*. Ico of Sanford. S'lurtda. utidar Iho Act of Consr.ts of March. cause their vocal chorda are Cadillac is the best liked Cadillac ot ail time. Don’t you think it merits your consideration! short *r. The llersld Is a marnbrr ef Ihs Usii . iS I’r.sa which le entitled COURTLY IIOMP. exclualtelj lo lb* a s. fur i.putilivallon o( all th* lecal aawa RAYNER, Tex. (UPD—Th« Q—Which of our State* are pouted la thla n»**i-*i>rr. OtALLrt VISIF VOUK LOCAL AU FHOHIIL Marshall Albert Baldwin* of known as commonwealth*? No part of any material, n.wt or aa.artlsina, of thla edition of Tha Hanford llrrald may I# rspro.tuc.it In any tiiiiiisr with­ Hayner live in what used to b* A—Massachusetts, Pennsyl­ out written pcrmiseion of tha loilillati.r of Tl-o ll.ruM Any the Stonewall county court­ vania, Kentucky and Virginia. Indloldual or Him rc<p,.niltle (or auch reproduction will b* • on.iiltrccl as Infringing on Th. II.raid’* copyright ami will b* house. Their parlor is th* 60- Puerto Rico was made a free belli liable for drrr.arra uniter Ito- law. I’uMlali*,! ilally .ic.p t by-flO foot room where court commonwealth »*»ociat*d with hAlurilay, guild*/ xn-l Chrlstiuws; publ -h-d S .tu rlp re c a a d in g Cur. ?m l A I'tilm elto I used to meet. th* United State* m I0j'2. Christina a. Phil Newsom Says . . . Frigerio Is Mystery Man T. Emerson Schmidt, director of economie re.-carch for the U. S. Cham­ ber's national staff points to the new- all-time high of th« construction industry report­ ed for May as a favorable indicator. "The second half of 1963 will show less expansion than the first half." Schmidt prediets. "But gains in 1964 will be equal to or better than those in 1963.'' If Y o u A r e G o in g ^Tb B u y o r B u ild A Hom e . . jp^lpipw , See us about Vacation long term financing at reasonable rates Wieboldt's M bk W S*. m £ > a u fm ‘& ^ e r a l i i • O '* and A '* a HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. * �•.***- 1 ®h’e O'Toole Starts For National's By John A. Spoliht | Oh. lir e Store. Cudo» alto to And befora w« » u rt •»- Don Brumfield and hit tu f f postulating ,4am that Hugh of workers for matin* thi. a Downs in me!> on the M i success. score* rolled during tlie Fire This may sound like last Cracker and Sunday Sweeper tournaments, pleate remember week's column but it isn’t be­ that we are currently doted lieve me. Ed Calian again for the resurfacing of our stepped right up to that foul line and fired strike after lanes. We’ll re-open on Thursday 1,1 tnkc th« *>U0 first around o p. m. (Boy-Uh-Boy in the SumUy Sweeper. . . . will we see the high And to riall>- *,il1 icln*t to ths •cores rolled then! Or else c*k*' he * Ci*taPoiled into the we’ll hear a lot of new ex- up terrilory" with the high game of the day, cutes!) Well, how about that Fire 1158. This earned him nil addi­ Cracker? Terrific competition, tional ?:I9 for the fifth game jackpot. wasn't it? The other jackpots were ! promise you right now, that for the next big tourna­ won by A1 Hailger in the first ment we host at Jet Lanes game, a Hi t. Second game to you'll enjoy it even mure. a familiar face and name, Why, you ask? As wove al­ Harry Schob—347. This is ways promised you, we here ihn fifth consecutive week in Sanford are going lo offer that Schob has won money in you the very latest ami best tk!* cv<f,lt* in bowling equipment. So, in MtI Hvuderlito. win. carries or about two or three weeks “ - wa ■'*ru*e> C0I 'M third you’ll have score projectors jack put with a 11113. That was at each of the lanes. (So who'* the lowest game to win a jack­ happy, John? Up to non when pot this week. Fourth game went to Eddie you've rolled those '‘stlnko” 1115 games no one knew about Kirchhoff, who Music! home a them- But now . . . Man. I game. All in all, we had 49 enfan just hear the railing go­ irie* and if the games hadn't ing on all over the place!) Two of the proudest men b*CM su CAtrrme,T hi«h* " e around town must be Big Jack h#vc wnceivably had banner and Dependable Al "ur uaual 0u-T|u» V*<ticiputing. Delalma. As a result of so many Jack won the B Disision of the Fire Cracker Tournament ijowle'* u* ,u run this and Al came from behind to "» •« basis capture the A Division. In- from n,,w ** Just eidentally, K a n n e r w e n t ' ’“J nu lo 1 request like through th* entire tnurr.cy 1 'V* . without tasting defeat . Lurne lh,s Suml,T' * r 11 b* Both men were presented run” in* lhe s,,,lll“>r hV**l’er with individual tro|diirs com­ again. Come on out, won't memorating this achievement )OU? Hopscotch mg the league and $50 for the first place leaders we see that visiting honors. Not without glory, however, Tommy Alexander wun the must be their oppunenta who, huiiom in the Saturday A. M. up until that last game, had Junior League with a Ju.l lull every chance to wear the scratch scries. The Friday A. M. Holler erowiis. Motors. Navy Wives League Gordon Honeycutt was roll, ing a beautiful ball in the H saw F’at .Sipley shoot a 11*1 (iroup and for the smile of high single and Isabel Uns­ "Dame Fortune" could just as horn take series with her 4t>l set. easily have e m e r g e d the Cuitis Abney, of thi Sem­ champ. inole Memorial Hospital Lea­ Bowling in the A Division, bouquets fur Dick Atkins ior gue, took duul honor* for hi* Liking the runner-up position Irague with a 303.oilJ com­ bination . after finally bowing lo Al Delb tho Jet l.aues begins I’ulma. As a matter uf fact. Dick waa undefeated until his* | U'" ‘ «»t in in*."i t$» find Ui.it elusive mutch w ith lK 'l'alm a It wa* d i£uoil tournament | Hit i k e pticki*! n% lie -IT T»ti7 l a * t WiM-k. All the \wi) anm nd anil special to m i d l h e • p o t h t ’lit. ih o l a ’n u f f thank.# to our sponaurs, a K'ain, That'll do it for thin Re»*k. Bub H ancock, of the Pinecrcat Itook for you At our re-open­ Inn. ami Haar> Hoorn', of tin* Legal Notice < irr, IM 1 I of IIMl)i M irv i k ru n F I -r d i or rit iis iu im in: i: 11 -iam* !n w ;hIi'to !t **■•*■• U Afrt 1# fMltHft*. «>-• lfl«**(« No. t i l T**r # f U itiine#, tfW l»f*arrtp!ton mi Prop*# If i I«oK I <!.*■» T. n ft.) ».«• e h « n t # 4 M#riof 1*1it Hook tt. P l f l >’ f*ni8 In w hich W . St B e l t r lc • M. I'll of #■* l pro* being !n *to# C" in* »y o f 8 i m I a # I •, f t ti t * of F!*>rtrtlk r n !I ii u cto #*rttf u*ato t h a l l b* • o r .tin * to | i * tho pr<>p*rty <1*• T l !*•»! In iueli cortlfh *tn 1 ti%: c h t ( i ri a f fi b# B"11 tO til T l« li# » t t»Mdtr i t lh * f ro n t dimir «if ■h* s ia n 11n ©1• l o u n t r Co u r t M i#* • ’ San fur.I Florid a. on tr # f irs t Moo I • y tn th o m o n th r * t . r a t , 1H3, which ti Iho • t , I aj of A-Ip it At, 1HI i u t # l ( h i t 1 1At d a y of M a j , 1st tOf Legal Notice im .ii u n n v r / r i ' T . Ift VIKIlKllT M1VKN T h a t I> l> l u n l H . th* h o ld ­ er n f llm follow trim «-#rtlfSr.i i# hn* f 11od sa id e*r M'i - f«t * for *n to la 4 12#>! th*f*an Tin* c # r i 'f t n * t a numb**’ »n1 f u r of '« th# •I o f (h# pr.*p*r?y, i n ! th# • ing on Thursdny nurht. Should Lf lots jatut hits of giHiif %curc# rolled that first ni^lit 4ut least it snyi so in tho script!| Ha! C l» r k • b*Ai* v - t n u r !t. n # ck w ith . i f , Cl*r k C i r c u i t Co urt, Aaih- * Couti . Floftit rur>M*h July S. I. If. U. IHI h o rrin : Fun of rti i i t i .m % rn » \ <0*r. 111| | i | IMnrlds Afn lotr# «r m n » i N « » r n n T5 M KTD.nr o i v k n T h a t t i n i i M, lloll. th* ' oM or »f *to ful i# in$ **rtiflcA** h*o fJI*»T o* Id r trtlf ic A t* fu r t o i tits'! • » bo li« u f l tlior#*! ' Tho r a r t l f l f f l 'o number onj y # * r itf tho doA^rtpllo n ©f t h o proporty, on 1 th o n*mo In. w hh*h H woo Ataotood Aro o« follow* ffOPtlflcot * So, I t ! ; T *at of lAoijanro ! SmI*)* Vlrorrlptlsin nf l*?itp#l<I f • t*»t * I l k I T r I I Pami­ rs ylo P a r k N*. .* tn w h ic h iB v t• • * 1 A h o r t * A A r t h u r 1- J a c k aou AH n f l i M p r s p o r t y ho In* In t h o C o u n t y of fiomluul*. Ht*l# of Flurbl* l*n!#»i a j *t. c a r . l f l c i l a ana l do ro l**m*<l * JcMnltr o t.> low Iho p r n p o t t ) doo^f I ii#'! In tu« tt i o r t lf t c o f r will ho a.-M to I ha hlfhoai b i d d e r o t th o fro 4 i» f of (ha fltn ifh id o riu n ty Court H a u l * At ^Arsfor'l F l o f M i on th o firms M o n U > in <hs mjnU» »»f A u i ’J I t , 1S«I, w hl-h Ii tho 2 th d a y o f iu*UBt. (DCf l - tl t ' l o r k • ?•**. i A r t h t i r H Hick w ith it.. C tork Clr-'ult C ourv Count y, b!«ir* American Has Some Problem On Pitching CLEVELAND. Ohm (L'PM —It was Jim O'Toole for the National League against who­ ever said "yes" fur the Amer­ ican League in the All-Star game today. So desperate was Ralph Huuk. the manager of the American League All-Stars, for pitching talent that he will not name his starting hurlcr until three hours liefore game time of 1 p.m . EDT. “ When I talk to all tnj pitchers I'll let you know," he said, adding that he would like to start either Ken Me Bride ut the Lo, Angeles An gel* or Jim Bunning ot the Detroit Tiger*. Alvin Dark, Lite manager o! the National Leaguers, had no pitching problem. O'Toole, a 13-game winner for the Cin­ cinnati Red*, has had three day* rest—the usual amount for a regular starting pitcher. llouk had only one starting candidate with more than two days rest—McBride. "The others, including my own Jim Bouton, workrd Sunday," Houk, managing his third All-Star team, pointed out. "So J don’t have any pitch­ ers I want to start who have had their full quota of rest. "But I’ll come up with someone when I talk to them all." Hr was leaning toward Mc­ Bride, who has a season’s record of 8 and fl, hut who has won his last six games and has nut worked since Satur day. Houk, who is .aOh in AllStar competition, figured that if McBride didn't feel up to it, he would call on Hunmng. another right-hander. Dunning, who pitched a full game Sunday and won it to make Ids season's record six victories against nine defeats, has tH-en an American League pitching arc lor the All Star games since I93L He has won tine of them, but in live appearances ha* given up oul) two run* on four hits. In ins last eight innings of Allsta r pitching hr had yielded only one hit. "If T atari him, 1 IT use him only for two innings," llouk said. In contra*) lo llouk. Dark had no pitching problems, al­ though the race in his league is much closer than that in tlie American. "We’ve got Ule pitching, great pitching," said Dark, the manager of the Giants, who is completing an All star cycle—as player, coach ami manager. "And it i» pitching that generally decides All Star game.'." Like Hunk, hr expressed confidence — and hia squad was a 32 favorite although the game was being phi)ml in an American League park. to Washington, D. C , wom­ en outnumber men too lo SH.3. Legal Notice i\ th k n rtn rr « « » in r. m j i i i h i%J. ( mi | | | m- tin in iM i> a n d » o n 4 i h i \ m .f c m n t r . < MAN* F i l l Nil. (.1314 mn •JI.ACDBTTL OUKUti KIM1T CRO fTARniJLON PM 4.1L* H !t , Ido. r i 'K - i i. vir. ru m tiff • V• no 11< r or #*n lAftt m ri P u b t i o h J u l y J, l :*. h a ; Till F D W A »t H UAltJUM A t u r n i: o r i m i n r i i ^ O D K -ll H ll.H U .Nf!. Foil I 'U IlKMIt T cirrAn • l A*r. Ik! IA FI or •!« OilAIN (Ooo, 101.1*1 riorlk* Afalwioa C s K f u r u U • r i sit* i ml IUHM A ft worn fVimplBlfit hittn* SlJTK’B TA HhfU.nT <11VN u rias is h l i i b b t o t v f,N ThAt 1>At M rtim*. tho BN, T h t t D. i» D o n l i i tlio b t * n f i ) l 4 • <* in t( yo'ti n th * h lor of tho following #«r* h o l d * r of t h o foltowinp a r t ; - C i r c u i t C o u r t in And f o r M*inl> nol* Cutirj H . i r l d t . In * bai. fir AJO hAA fllol i*i‘J CBTtlfl* flCAtl »• M id fo r p *j . d i * *f» . ' t rAt« fur t a f do#-I t » b# Itouod for t*i 'loti la b* ihrroun Tho r t r t fl »to num* t h o r su n . TH* c* “ f m s t s n u m - UK# o f 'i.ti'i ••■lion tMtiiM* l,# - and y i« r of :»# u a ■# th o h tr s n4 ) a # r o f aimii f pt'.on of I*io proporty. d o i « r t p l t un tho fiA in o In whith It And tho no rr • n * i. a, th * '• ! * vUfii.T r i ; M‘fn c:,! ,K t warn lilWJ.V D U I ! D U indff • b Ma i u SK.MINOl.K SWIMMINJt Association member* who competed successfully ng'ninst 900 young­ sters front tiirouKhoul tlie state last week in AAU meets a t Daytona Iteuch and Orlando are pictureil. Slett MorRun (seated left) eiiplured first place in tlie backstroke and second in tlie butterfly, the 100-yard free style and the 50yard free style. Kandy Mowlint: (seated rigdit) Finley wa, made aware of the feeling'* uf hi* ftilnw American t.eaguer* during an infurma! liiscusslun regarding the Kan*a* City fmncjiUe at a meeting of lingua execu­ tive* Monday, While no formal proposal was made, preaumubly hecuu., Finley rcaliied it would t,< voted down, ttu- Knii.a, City owner did flppioach Horace Stoueham of tho San Francis co (.hint* willi a request thul the A '* tie permitted to pla> at i andleatiek Park until a WIMBl.KDUN. Eng. it Pli .indium could he limit m ■Ink land. — Billie Jean MofflLt, the T h e t i i a l i l , ' o w n e r r e p lie d fireman » liaugiitcr (rum Long "We i an t .tup any team Beach, Calif., rvmiilm-il the from moving out here. Hut the (tariing o f the ,Uiul WilnhleUun tennia ciuwiD right Uown tilunt. a i r ilu only >lilt, that will ever pin) ui Caiiilhaliek to the In.l shot in the lUltt w o m e n ’ll .nigh* fuut], hut Pa i k.'* Bui iAt tin conclusion of Margaret Smith, tlie tiqi-weilthe t vo-hour rii.-ciing M-'ltday, e,l Australian, wen? h me a It), Finh y adamantly insisted he the crown. Ml** Mof fl? t. tlie unaeeilf,l hud never "formerly asked" upstart who hail I aiigcil her to transfer the Kunaa* l it) fianchiw "to Oakland, At­ way into the final willi a lanta or anywhere else’* veries o f up-et vlclorit a over Tho gtcy-hatred owner of sev.le.1 plaje *. flnaliv t»ow..| Ii. Athletic* wa, telling the t o Miss iliiutli in tne iuiai truth, Monday, fl 3, ii t (oiiimi,sinner Fori Frick, Billy Jean lia j luatcll Ml,, white nut taking any pail In tiuntii tn the aecuml ro .nd of Ilia women'* tingle* * year ago, and a crowd ot mote than 11,000 crowded into tlie (uimd ivy-covered t enter < ..art in anticipation of a similar up­ t mlcd 1'ir** Inlet national set. Americ a P la-ague n . 1. f it. \i- v York •it* at ut; 47 ‘A m3 Clue.go 41 07 543 Itoi ton Forty nrnii'ia cros.crd tlie Minnesota 45 "A .►42 plate in twu seven-llininir 47 l* .5 to gome* of tb* .Men’s Softball Baltimore 14 lo ..•21 Cleveland league Monday e-ening. laiv Augclrs II 16 .471 D rain 's garnered I t run* otf "l> Us .43!) 24 hits lo flown *Jissw with Kansas Lily C5 17 »« eight runs of 14 bits, lieiahl Detroit 50 349 Howling n a tlie winning \\ ashiugton Monday * t,aiur* pitcher, rider, for Ci uxc. amt Cook, for liiaiit. '-allied four No game, schedule t Today’* tiaine* baggci s. Kings wood racked up 17 All-Star game at Cleveland Mednrsday's I,ante* run* off 17 hit* u> down Bud Button at Minnesota, night cock's with five run* off Bight hits. Bud Muhcrtef wa* the iJoiy game scbeduli d National t.eagur pinning pitcher. Ruxsi uml Margaret Smith Wins Singles !,1« 1 t.) 11 A « 17 fo JL ; | ».» * i H » l i T i r - JSAfl'e- , .■ | U*T |!ll" » ‘ ' I"4ICO fn W tv ' J * >r «* '■11 I* U- K tio ft. o f ^ 40 Runs Tallied In 2 Ball Games KUWAUC* II %tt • f NTT i H* T tn4 I % • ■■n *i* n f‘ AlnCiff s iciornty Sl t*»*u IU 11* u * * !'# I ■i ' 1 N a n i s iti tv i* ,ii $« M* ■frsw J, S#. A N'snnto VVsttb 4 |£ . DonM! ^ * of *oI#f p - . p « r t j b#ir?c "* ph# v ^ !' PUCe Mis iL'uUruy "f n*mlr p#l*, M » ' « 0* Fl- rl'lA. * olo** • j c h i«f F i ■-iii i I * •• »U‘-h ■*Tti. csrtlf its oh*11 bo r* loooio*l (I ?ota *14*11 ba rtUoan**'! a a ...Til.tilt t o liw tno prop#rty curitlntf to law ths prupsrty Hi rHi* I in ouch etrtl'.fAto rlsocrlliti) |l BU W|lt tu %o!*l t i I'** h sJ'tABl Will fit ■<|!'1 t'» ' * t d o ’cam-i lUdilsr At lb* t m i • '*■ b!'ld-r no fr */vuii J v of jMijilnutt. | Its JW- »! S-lllf'i r 1 rii« *' • M' HI«J tha 1*■ on * ' ,r|*h ?»*ni i >!• i 1 h j ! , D # f « n l 4 nt, •• M i 1* i*n11ft IlOU I th o fir* ; Mtinlfe) lh it ruui.sn wf vliUiuti# s j'l'i * 'i.' '4 i# i n t wP b« fo re 11*# * J' h *! 4, y on | uf 4 ua i i * H. 19*12. ©a n v r i r l i * a l i t t* » Pr r> < n fe%Ao ©111 bA * n I * r *•! AA* '■-* t'tii $ ill th # .i.n o hi * • ’ *! part#. \\ t T V my fiAhil «ti<l o f ftc!«t tr .ii 4 { ft4 hf.*r*l, s- !iiiri 44i* • o u n t y . M r . u . thi a 37tu <!•> Lini.nnjti Milwaukee ItUlsF. Id*. i.NKAt — In Pittsburgh Idaho they grow fu ll faster Philadelphia th a n modern tan k er true k cat! Ho u»Ion haul titrni away. New York Rapid Growth W 1. jti .31 4n 31 4a 37 48 38 1 - U) 4 . III 31 IJ 4U 14 la *4 ."J 55 <■ainrx Pel. ti02 ..MM . 459 VIM j.-J .518 till M i, .319 MS It happened a t H ugcrm an. Yliinil.iy'v if Jnn#t A. I». IH I. the F'uh sin! (lame In purl No games iclir ) lied (Hi; \ Li I r t h u r If BfiikkrjicJi J? T uesd ay 's liam r* <*I#rU »»* th# r i n - . * * -yi * Tsun Fall*. V II Star Jainr St ( lev* land In At. l V »r Ci>uri* The fish transports moved VtritiieMlay * fianirv Fh*ru(4 It# . M*ruia i * v iii.tfi, .13,too poundi of fi,n to north la»s Angeles at N< * kork i , lUl1*4 J*10.11y t hHl*l \l i l t UAJ of M4> O o r JIn Idaho during one month, but I night un \ Fif*!t * •A t t o r n e y for M i l n U f f the icmuming fish grew so Chicago at Cincinnati, night 1>«1 j u’ r :u% i !0 K ail om m rrcU l d l M t l t u f f If I st C l s r k a r#* ■* 40ff|c.*i Ciork'o AaoU rapidly that there weru 17,1)00 ( Houston at Pittsburgh, night Arthur H lit* k * *n, Jr , Hull'* 2, kirk 1*141*1% Irthur M P Jr, mors pounds of fish at the jSaa Francisco at Ptula., I* *1 Hot UM n * rk C ircu it *‘uu#t C U rA Cir »lt •em0 11* ^smlnuts •Vrini Kl**rM4 M r . f o r . l , Kb r b ! » !nolo C o u n t ) Flwrldo end of the month than they night : HZ k ublimh J . 2, i, l , .«. u . : i u *>t- I* $ Ah J u l y Ju;> Pa . started with. i hln.jr games aca«du.et CU4 < 1 CDs- .# C L rk . I U3 f * ''' p itld thio Jfth d*j Nicklaus Odds In Open Drop To 5-1 Richards and tlrey: lianas. Mrs. .Marcella Olliff is president of the association. (Herald i ’hotu) Texan Eyeing Public Trophy Giants Trade Grier To Rams Iw » V i that lett his eyes watering anj affected hi, breathing, Patmei said: "l »iHin to get one of the*# every time over here but it's not serious.’* In addition to Palmer and Nicklaus, other Americans who will toe off in the open, ing round Wednesday am Phil Rodger*. Doug Sanders, Bob Marshall. Jack Isaacs and Herman Barron, who won th* World Seniors championship at the nrarhy St. Anm-s old course Sunday. Sarasota Loses To Miami 8-7 United Pres* InternationalTito .Miami Marlins nipped lea gtie-leading Sarasota S-7 in 11 innings last night a* rookie catcher Lawson An* drew* hit his first profess­ ional home run. Miami tied Lakeland for second place in lhe Florida State Lea gun with the win. In other league action, Day­ tona Reach lopped Lakeland fi-3, and Orlando beat Tampa 5-4. Bain washed out the St, Petersburg-F'ort Lauder Jain game at Fort Lauderdale. Orlando scorrd all of 111 runs in the top of the ninth on two singles, an error, two walks, a sacrifice and * fielder's choice. Tlie standings; W. L. F rt. Sarasota 9 5 .fltO t • .533 Miami fl i .3 IS Lakeland Orlando 5 S .Mk) 5 A .151 st. Petersburg Ft. Lauderdale 5 n .U l 3 7 .417 Tantpa Daytona Beach 5 7 .411 SACRAMENTO, Calif. lL’PD— The city team cham­ pionship of (lie United Slates wilt lie decided h) the Pub­ lic Links golfers today—and Leroy I.icey Beasley of Dal­ las would like nothing heller than to take tite trophy back Sl\ L illlS (UPD — Th# to Texas. plajing career of former Na* Beasley, a .15 year-old con­ tiunal Leagur star second tra d o r who never before lias luaeman Red Schoendienst done any ilung spectacular in presumably came to an end the way of golf, leads the j Monday when tlie M. Dmi* John l-ovelcrr, plus s luture field going Into tlie final lfl j Cardinals announced they bail lade* o( qualifying today a( planned to give him hi* un­ dralt rhotee. conditional release. Diveterr did mil «-e regit alter a three under-p.ir «) "I don't know wiiat to cx However, the FOyearold tar duly with lhe Hams last veai, Ilitis leading to specula­ pec I IToin my game." said .Schoc ml lend will be retained lleasley "But I'd certainly a , a coach on manager John­ Siuy Reno of the \ All !• tion that the Giants were like lo do something for Dal ny Keane's staff, the |Mi*itiun 1 more interested in tlie draft (MV. team was high in the his. Those jM'ople sent our in which lie started lhe sea­ Holler Mot.us .Navy Wive, 1choice (hey pick up from team up lu-re and we'd like son with the Bed Birds. league, with a 1MI 11*I stile- , lai, Angeles Hun in Ixivctcre to bring back the trophy." In addiliou, the Cardinal* • Mlier high games were rulle.l The DaTus club m only lour said they have called up inby. Pal .Sl|dey, 171 ill. Hin­ strokes oit ilu- pace in tla- fielder outfielder tlary Kolb, ny Huff, I 1 17, Evelyn FP D lilliO tT tl -I’ll — (iiuinis leant battle with a 32U total, who is batting .313 for TuUa, pstriek l»U-133. hiillil* Mill-# stf iS«*4lttlt* (AfHI long Beach, t’nlif , and Peo­ to replace the veteran infieldThe MIXED MATER »u. J c r i y S m i t h o f K u n m i n , I h r ria. Ill , an* lied for the lead er. in first place with 31) win, l«»|) two draft thoicr* of th#* with 332; San Francisco ha, Srliucndieiiit was reactivat­ followed closely by \ Ml '.I Ih’tioll rutniM, rnitniesl 221; Wichita, K m , and Min­ ed alHiut two weeks ago for il,W xvit Fr 3d win* and the t l u d r Aijcurff A’o n lid i't A f u r tin* neapolis each 225, and To­ use as a pinch hitter, and in LITTLE ID HITS 3rd plan' UMl*l-d,| Natiu nu) ItuAkctliall ledo is ued with Dallas at five trip, to the plate this with 31 wins. \ *#isc int ion aciiAoli. 122*;. season went little**. NEW YORK (UI’IV—Hosey the discussions snout tin- Ath­ line r, for right yc.tri a rock letic, -aid Monday that he of granite on th« New York consider, Oakland "o|w-n terri­ Ciinnl*' ilefensive platoon. tory'' inclining that a ma­ Ile.ul, we.l tn Orange, Calif., jor league .-lull could mon­ later lilt* week to begin preth, ic ptov tiling it received season training w.th the Di» tin* n o es-ar) three-quurter* \ngete* Haiti*. niajoril) vote to do *o, I Brier, at fl 3 and 3u0 pound, "I have said tepealedly that nne nf the biggest player* I lon.snhr tlakiaiiil open ter­ i in the National Emit ha 11 Ixa ritory," Frick said, "and t gue, was trailed Monday to still fed tile jmiiiti way aliwut tlie Bam , in exdiange for It.’* anotlwr lug defensive tackle, Cards Release Schoendienst Suzy Reno High With 181/494 Pistons Sijrn 2 Standings Metis banged homer* for tail Angeles Kingsw.... 1 and F r y r r twilled ()>•*»# pr- *ii'!• art •» «*4 $•• illllltd » r * A* f o l'.j w m AtAovtt 1 a r o s i f • •' » b .n F ra n c u c o »»* I # i * * *• f . « | ••nr one for Bailuck. Coruficato Nf* 1J#« t**r of t *ort *ft «,t s ’* *. « 11 1 o s r o f { hie a go w r l i la f l ija.fr ,,na. *# (u latua(4> a I'J'bi !•# 11 *•:. lb # L .afH jt, i l f i t f ltv i! h e re in . ||r «s-rI|i I lists «»f FfSpOflf I ll#*rriiD i"M Frwpooty i Si. U iuii nl Crralh Titcs. July 9, 't5o—Pag* LATHAM - ST. ANNF.S, England (I’PI) — The 0.II1 on Jin k Nubian* winning the llciti'ii t *|»eii shortened from 7-1 to ,'i-l todu) for two rea­ son*. First. Nicklaus has been hitting the ball “out of sight" in practice rounds for the start of tne 73-holt' event Wednesday and. second, fav­ ored Arnold Palmer u bat­ tling a heavy cold. Until Monday, I'almrr, the popular muscle-man from Latrobc, IV , luoktd like u -thooin to win thi* classic for the third straight year. He still managed (0 shoot a one-underpar 71 in spite of the ,nifflc* and remaintd the man to beat at 1M odd*. However. Nicklaus stole the •f » show in Monday's practice %• • * 4 round over tlie fl,757-yard Royal Latham and St. Anne* tiolf Club course. Tho Colum­ bus, Ohio "fat buy’’ vxu* driving M yard* at sum.long hide, and turned in a sUiling five-under AT, Huy WoMenhohitv, veteran British golfer who played in lhe same foursome with Pal­ mer and Nicklaus, wns amaz­ ed at big Jack'* driving. "He left us high and dry," Wulstrnliolme *aid. "Jack i must have been 100 yards ahead of me at times off the won third place in the backstroke. These two tee. lie #«. bitting the ball competed at Daytona Bench. Front the left out of sight." standing' are members of local relay teams who Palmer cracked his driver placed siMli at Orlando: Kita Simas, Nancy May, In shooting a Ot) in practice Chris Wilson, Trudy I’ortewis and Jenniffer Saturday. Olliff. Ollier winners were John Wijrht. Sandy Regarding the head cold A's M ove To Oakland Blocked CLEVELAND. Ohm (LTD Kan.a, City owner Uliailc Ftnlry urvrr forinally »*kt'il, but w»* toU by the American League anyway that there i» no rhivnce of hi* niuving the Atide tic* to Oakluinl "at this tune."1 BanfurD E X T E R I On R o tU N G \ • C om plete Line1 o f Kxturior I’uintH, VurnishoM, l*rim* t.rst Uni.shes and O ther Paint Supplies. RtNL s^ -fr ^ —- m smK .' sl • Siding ri n z * • C om plete Line o f 1Guilders H ardw are. m • ICuol'iiiK • l ‘re-l»uilt Uuof 'I’russes I N T E R IO R (iard en in jf Supplies r ^ If )tiu haven’t viaiteil anti o u r iiu n it u m l w u llp u p er t V S ilc|tl. — th* mi W allp aper and Supplies W all I’aneliiiK • C eiling T ile C ou n ter Tops • Interior Doors S creen (inurds • H ardware • PlumhiiiK Supplies IIOCSKIIOLD LquipmeuL nnw ITK.MS He nure to viwit thi-* new slept.. • F ertilizer • • Durden H ose • Lawn M ow ers • H oes MANY • Insecticides • Sprinklers • Clippers H akes M om : • Shovels ITEMS! t> GATOR LUMBER & HARDWARE V 7U0 FKKNCH AVL. PH . FA 2-7121 ■ �t- i T •" J i i L rl — — -------------------------------------- — ■ . w ___'mm® _ ___“’ vVfifti y k ^ jS 'm^ 'ij* p j • J • r< ? !'^ s .V •>* ,-1 V ■ i,v r . K ’i ^ »*,■-' Nuptial Vows Said In Home Ceremony Anne Watson Vows Said In Beautiful Candlelight Ceremony it the punch bowl were Mrs. Arthur Bradshaw of Winter Park and Mrs. Bonnie M. Parry of Bailey, N. C„ aunts of the bride; guests were greeted at the door by an­ other aunt, lira. Gregory Kinlaw, and Boating hostess­ es were the Misses Rita Beas­ ley. Dede Dietrich, Barbara Bradley, Rosa KraUert and Sharron Riser. After a wedding trip to Sil­ ver Springs and other point* of Interest the couple will re­ side at 2313 Palmetto Ave­ nue, Apt. B, For traveling, Mr*. Jones chose a double breasted, two piece suit of dacroo-aeeraucker of olive green and white stripe, with a scalloped edge on the bod­ ice. Wllh It the wore white accessoriei and the orchid from her bridal bouquet. H • Mttisf et a*realty Md feeenty, acerated by candleMsK the a i n U l t «f M in Mary Ai m Wataon a n d Ja m * Cwtl* Jon** «aa eoL •saized on Friday evening, July I, at I P-fo- !■ the FM I Baptist Church, with tha Bar. Fred B. Chance, paator, ofAda Ung at tha double ring •»'«__ ,T The bride la the daughter el Mrs. Margaret K. Watson •ad the late Mr. John H. Wat* son, and Mr. Jones’ parents ■ are Mr. sad Mrs. John D. B om Jr., of Jacksonville, formerly of Sanford, The vowa were spoken be­ fore the altar which was dee‘ orated with baskets of white gladioli and potted palms. Three seven branched candel­ abra, entwined wife fern and ..white blossoms, held burning - tapers which furnished Ulninitiation for the aervice. Family pews were marked with sprays of white blossoms and fern tied with white sa­ tin ribbons. Miss Joan Wilke, erganlst, gave a program of traditional wedding music prior to the ceremony and Miss Patty Gltnn Johnson, soloist, aang "1 Love Yon Truly," "Be­ came" sad "The Wedding ;■ Benediction." , The bride was radiant in a ’ traditional wedding g o w n . fashioned of Chantilly lace ( over satin. The fitted bodice •• was finished with long, tapt*. ered sleeves and closed at : the back with self covered buttons. It featured a sweet* heart neckline and a brush g train which felt from unpress* ed pleats at the waist. Her Imported veil of Illusion was attached to a headpiece of sa­ tin petals a n d pearlited orange blossoms. She car­ ried a white Bible which church upon graduation from high school. It was adorned with a single white orchid backed by tulle and tied with white satin streamers. MIIS. JAMES CURTIS JONES (Mouse of Riihijn) Out of town guest* Includ­ ed Mr. and Mri. Arthur Bradshaw, Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Dorr Jr., Mrs. Cecil Cummlnga, Mias Sheila Cum­ mings and Jack Finister of Winter Park; Mrs. Bonnie M. Perry of Bailey, N. C.; Mrs. Sara C. Nance of Bladenborough, N. C.; Mr. and Airs. George Buhman, .Mr. and Airs. Jam es Davla and fam­ ily, Mr. and Mr*. W. Petty and family, and Air. and Mrs. Sam Kinlaw, all of Orlando. Also, Mrs. Durwood Creel and Beverly and Airs. Freda Harvey of Seville; Airs. Dan­ ny ltaulcrson, .Mr. and Airs. Paul Watson and Mrs. Alargarct Hawlins of Daytona llcach; Mr*. J . II. Wilkinson of Ashville, Ala.; Miss Fran Stabinski of Poltsvlllc, Pa.; John Down Sr., Mr. ami Mrs. Jack Symington, Penny and Vicki, all from Jacksonville; Air. ami Mrs. Ferrell Lee, Air. and Airs, Ken Clanton and Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Jones of Fcrnandina llcach. Ceremony Unites Couple She was given In marriage by her grandfather, Emmett Kinlaw, and her maid of hon­ The marriage of Alls* Ma­ At the reception following or wpa Miss Vicki Forguson. rla Lana Bennett and James the ceremony an arrangement Bridesmaids were the Misses W. Taylor was solemnized on of white mums decorated tha Geanne Gorman, Mary Jim Saturday, June 29th at 1 bride's table that was covered with a white lace cloth. A Wilkinson, a cousin of the bride, Mlsa Laura Faye Wat­ o'clock at the First Baptist three-lie red wedding cake top­ son, sister of the bride, and Church wllh the Rev. Wil­ ped with a miniature bride Diane Aown, sister of the liam Thomas officiating at and groom was served with other refreshments. Mrs. Ro­ groom. The attendants wore the double ring ceremony. k identical dresses fashioned of The bride la the daughter bert Cohen and Airs, Phocda *• pale blue bridal satin with of Air, and Mri. J. T. Ben­ bell skirts attached to fitted nett of Sanford and the groom bodices which were finished Is the son of Air. and Mrs. with low, scooped backs and Leslie W. Taylor of Popular cap sleeves. They wore head­ Bluff, Mo. pieces of matching satin and The church was decorated tulle in flower effect, to which with baskets of white mums, were attached a b o u l d e r palms and white tapers in Irngth veils of nylon tulle. branched candelabra, Miss Forguson’s bouquet was A program of nuptial muste a cascade of white carnations and traditional w e d d i n g sprayed with blue and cen­ marches was given by Mrs. tered with a white candle. Shirley Grieme, organist. The other atten d an t carried The bride, given In msralmllar bouquets of pink car­ rlage by her father, wore a nations, also centered with street length gown of white a while candle. lace over satin featuring an Ileal man for Air. Jones nfMhc-thoulder bodice ami was his father, John D. Down full skirt. Her finger tip veil Jr., of Jacksonville, and of illusion fell from a crown usher-gmomsmrn were James of seed pearls and crystal A. Emerson Jr., John Emer­ teardrop* and she carried a son, Alike Champion and bouquet of white carnations Keith Tennant, all of Sanford. and sweetheart roses. For her daughter's wed Mrs. Ellen Vaughn in a ding, Mrs. Watson chose i sired length gown of sea sheath dress of aqua linen grren chiffon and wearing a which featured embroidered corsage of white carnations inserts from the hemline I* was matron of honor. till- tlip of Ihi- bodice. Shu James Allen Vaughn was worn a white orchid with a best man and Wally Vamluyellow throat and a matching san served as an usher. flowered hat and bone acces- The bride’* mother wore a soft blue linen dross with aoriea. Airs. Rown was gowned In white accessories and a cor­ a pink linen princess style sage of pink carnations. dress which featured em­ broidered rose applique on the Oviedo bodice and one aide of the skirl. Sho wore a match­ ing flower hat and a while orchid corsage. J. Duncan assisted. For her wedding trip Mrs. Taylor chose ■ beige and white suit with white acces­ sories and the centerpiece of white mums from the wed­ ding bouquet was pinned at her shoulder. The couple wilt make their home In Plant City, Florida. Personals Reception Held Following the wedding a reception was held In the Social Hall of the church. The bride's table was overlaid with an Italian cut work doth and centered with an ar­ rangement of while gladioli and mums flanked by burn­ ing white tapers in crystal holders. At one end of the table was placed the four tiered wedding cake, tapped by a miniature bridal couplu while at the other end was the crystal punch bow] In which floated a heart shaped ice mold filled with liny while orchids, surrounded by pink rosebuds and Illy of the valley. Crystal bowls held nuts and mints in the shapes of heart* and bell*. I By Bernice Kelsey Ten year old Danny Pen­ dants of Oviedo left Monday accompanied by his parents. Air. and Airs. Clifford Pendarvis, and hit aunt, Airs. J. P. Eldrldge, for Washington, D. C„ where he will enter the National Institute of Health Hospital In Bethesda, Md., for hia yearly check-up for a heart condition. He la a stu­ dent in the fifth grade at Oviedo School. Atr. Pendarvii retired last week aa a tech­ nical sergeant In the Air Force. Air. and Airs. Marion Priest and children and Alra. Pau­ line Priest recently returned after spending their vacation visiting relatives in Asbburn and Sycamore, G*. w i« m • • • & e ttie OFFICERS WIVES of the Sanford Navy are goiag to have a hard time choosing among the three well-quali­ fied end competent girls who are running for Ike office of president this year, when elections are held July t>- gardening and caring for two children, eight-year-old Dsnette and four-year-old David. Sue Monroe has no children but uses Ike skills aba le a n ­ ed majoring la speech cor­ rection at Grlnnell College In Iowa la working with children at the Little Red School House and aulstiag with Scout Troop 211. She also serves aa secretary of the Ca­ mellia Circle of the Garden Club. Bowling la another of her interest!, aa well u bridge, and for relaxatloa, Sue likes to knit or play her guitar. She baa worked is a chil­ dren’* librarian, a marketing research canvasser and an automobile underwriter. How now, Navy Wivea, are you going to choose among ■11 that talent T For the first time this year there la ■ new office of the club, that of vleo president. Up for that position are Alary (Mri. Michael) Durant JEA N McGUIRE ofVAH-1, Joy (Mr*.Tom) Markely of the HATWING The three are Jean Mc­ Staff and Emily (Mrs. Vin­ Guire, wife of Lcdr. 0. W, cent) Law of the stallon. McGuire, Special Wespona Officer with the Staff; Connie Lconhardl, wife of Lt. Roger Leonhardi, Quality Control Officer of VAH-1, and Sue Monroe, wife of Lt. Vincent Monroe, VA1I-3 BN Training Officer. All are active busy women who have led active busy lives and all iccm well able to assume the leadership oi the Officers Wives Club, Tako Jean AIcGutre , , . She has a bent for journal- • • • AD MAN DICK AIKEN and wife Anne celebrated their 24th wedding anniversary July 2. "I'v e got to start thinking about that sliver anniversary coming up next year," Dick said, paternally. "How about giving her a bucketful of silver dollars?" suggested an office wag, calculatlngly, • • • GOLFERS, TAKE NOTE! Your chance Is coming . , , Jeanne and Bill Foulk are leaving! (These two have swept everything in sight (or Ihe past several years on the Alayfalr Golf Course, accum­ ulating more than ISO tro­ phies between them and wind­ ing up as Country Club cham­ pions tbla year . . . both of them !) Seriously, theae two will be greatly missed around these parts when they embark for a three year tour of duty In Itotaa, Spain, around the first of August, and Jeanne con­ fesses that she is going to miss Sanford "dreadfully." ‘But we are coming back, she says, firmly. (Could CONNIE LEONHARDI make a Swlfty out of that and say, "We're coming back,” ism, having served as news Jeanne said, wlnningly.) editor of her school paper in But even though she's a her home town of Kansas golf champ, sha hasn’t spent City, was literary editor of all her lima on the golf the yearbook, and attended course. both Kansas University and She has been active for sev the University of Kansas City, cn years in the Pink Ladles, majoring In journalism. ha* served as a board mem­ She worked fur the Kansas ber there and on the Golf As­ City Power and Light to. for sociation Board; is co-chair­ eight years and served as ex man of the Lake Alary Blood ccutivc secretary to the man Bank, which she helped or sger of the branch office. ganlze, has been treasurer of Since arriving in Ssnfnrd the HATWING One Staff she has been representative wives, aetive in the OW Club from VAII-7 to the OW rxerii and a representative In the live board, and in between OW from VAH 11. ner home duties and caring She has also been active for her bombardier-navigator in the past in tha Pinecreat husband and her two chil­ PTA ami tuok part in the dren, Melinda, four, and famous Hi Fever Follies. Laurie, three, the enjoys Among her golf trophies bridge, bowling and sewing are the Navy Chimp trophy, Connie Leonhardi, with i the Sanford Atlantic Bank. RS degree from Alankalo Florida State Bank and the State In Minnesota, h a t Dot row ell trophy, to name taught high school off and oa some of the big ones. for III years In Minnesota, BUI, who has served 32 California and Texas, where year* in the Navy, working her husband's duties look her, hia way up from the ranks to and continues her teaching the position of Hatwing One duties here working wllh Girl bombardier training officer, Scouts and teaching Sunday is also Rhode Island Public School in the First Methodist Links Champ. Church. At home she spends He will now be attached to her spare time sewing and VQ-3 in Rotas. NOTICE CLOSED WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS Mr. 4 Mrs. J. W. Baum holier wish to inform their patrons . . . U N TIL VACATIO NS MR. AND MRS. JAMES TAYLOR (Photo by Chnrleti Glineman) Longwood “Pit1* Barbeque WILL BE CLOSED July 8th. thru A u g. 24th. FOR VACATION ARE OVER! 9vsujA Shoe Store SUE MONROE Ob their way over to Spain, the FouUu will stop off in Pennsylvania to visit his folks, then fly to England to visit Jeanne's four sisters and their families, who live in and around Rochester, Kent. After that, BUI will report back here for hia orders and Jeanne and the kids, Doug and Earl (Bill Jr. is In the Navy) will fly on over to Rota* and meet him there. “We hear they have a fine IS hole golf cour*e right on the station over there," said Jeanae playfully (1) First farewell party wai a cocktail-buffet at the Orlan­ do AFB Friday. Wedding vow* were ex­ changed Saturday evening, June 23, by Miss Karen Jeannene Humphrey and Frank Davis in a candlelight cer» roony i t the Ravenna Park home of the bride's parents. The Rev. John PUley officiat­ ed. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Humphrey and the groom Is the son of Mr. and Airs. Don­ ald Davis, also of Sanford. Baskets of white gladioli and carnations and white ta­ pers in branched candelabra formed an arch where the vows were exchanged. The bride, given In m arri­ age by her father, wore a oallertna length gown of while lace fashioned with a fitted bodice encrusted with ■equina and pearls. H e r shoulder length veil of illu­ sion fell from a crown of seed pearla. Mri. Kenneth Slack Jr., slater of the bride, was m at­ ron of honor and wore a blue street length dresi trimmed with white lace and ihe car­ ried a nosegay o( blue and pink flowers. Miss Allison Lee To Perform Tonight As Guest Soloist A brilliant young pianist who began her music training in Sanford will tie guest solo­ ist with the Alabama Pops Orchestra tonight. Mias Alllsufl Lee, 18 year old daughter of Mr. and Alra. J, H, Lee lived in Sanford a number of years ago btfore moving to Birmingham. Her mother la the former Eloisc Wynn. The Concert to bo given on the campus of Howard College in Birmingham will star Miss Lee who w i l l play the Alendelssohn Piano Concerto No. 2, the same concerto that sha will play next fall when the auditions for Eugene Or. Church Calendar WEDNESDAY The WSCS of the First Alelhodist Church is sponsor­ ing a Family Supper in honor of the Rev. and Mrs. John T. Adams Jr., who were re­ cently re assigned to Sanford for the 4th year. Families are asked to come and bring enough for their own family. Supper will be served at 6:00 p. m. In order to release young people in time fur the youth choir. The WSCS will furnish bread and beverage. Kenneth Slack Jr. served a* best nan. Pastel flowers and ■ threes tiered wedding cake decorat* ed with pink roses and sliver bells were used on the brlde’a table at the borne reception following the ceremony. As­ sisting with serving refresh­ ments were Mrs. Jam es H, Brodie, Mrs. Frank Gridin and Mrs. James Elkins. For her wedding trip A!r», Davis wore an ensemble of shell-white silk. The couple wilt make their borne on New Upsaln Road in Sanford. Swim Lemons T o Begin July 15 In Casselberry By Jane Casselberry Airs. Robert Newell ana Airs. Richard Cavlll will con­ duct adult and children's swimming lessons for begin­ ners starting July IS and running through Aug. 2 at Land O' Lakes Country Club at Casselberry. Morning classes will be held Afonday, Wednesday and Friday from 3 to 10 a.m. Adult evening classes will be held from 7 to g p.m , sta rt­ ing Thursday, July 18. Registration will be held at the country club Saturday* July 13, from 10 to 11 a.m. For f u r t h e r information those Interested may contact Air*. Robert Newell at her home in Altamonte Spring*. mandy and tha Philadelphia Orrheatra. This, too, la the concerto that Allison played recently when alia won the Birming­ ham Symphony OrchestraBirmingham News Auditions that will place her ai a aololst with the Symphony a t the It may leem old-fashioned, Temple Theatre next season. but n young person should Miss Lee has twice won the rile when an adult enter* Regional Competition of the the room. Merwether-Poit Auditions, representing the southeast In the national contest in Wash­ LARGE SELECTION ington, D. C. whera she play­ OP COLD HARDY ed with the National Symph­ ony. Twice* she has been guest soloist with the Atlanta Pops Orchestra, ALL SIZES She al.-o la a two-time cash scholarship winner in the Miss REASONAULE Alabama and Alabama’s Jun­ ior Alias competitions and has Grnpevilte Nuntery 21I| Grapevlile A t*. won a complete five-year FA 2-0886 scholarship to Curtis Institute "Scot Is Dealer* In Birmlnghnm. SHRUBBERY “Wash Wear” 41% Darron Polyester. 12% Nylon. 21% Kxeluitlvo Of Ornamentation Cotton Dacron - Nylon - Cotton PENNEY’S A L W A Y S P IH S T Q U A L IT Y WED. SPECIAL! OPEN ALL DAY i From * SPECIAL! 10-OZ. RUGGED DENIM SLEEP COAT JR- BOYS' JEANS • Cool and romfurlably absorbent • Nun-dinging • Soft aupple hand 398 SHIFT GOWN O Kaay care — Swish wash Drip dry A truly no-iron fabric < OPEN * Reinforced Fill. NIGHTS TILL * Anaorted Colons 9:00 • Double Knee • Sizes 4 To 12 ACCREDITED CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOMED e �- ' wrw ~__111' ' V •(* M ir l (D a a J i fm Q Tuw, July 6, *68—Page « C tb b if. • DEAR ABBY: Could you please tell me why so few Americans hang up flays on special holidays? On our street there was only one flay out on Memorial Day—ours. We are English born and America is our new home. We love it, but can’t understand this about the American people. They praise America, sing the anthem, but when It comes to paying $2.40 for a flay, they hesitate. It beats me. In England, a flay flies from every house, larye and small. I t was the same on my daughter’s street here in America. One flay—theirs. It makes me so mad 1 could scream. .............. - r ANOGA PARK DEAR CANOGA: The colorful tradition of showing the flay seems to be fading in America. And it's regrettable, for my taste. But READ patriotism doesn’t have to be demon­ strated. Some of the most eonfused un-Americans ere frantic flag-wav­ ers. We have our Colonel Blimps, too. • • * * DEAR ABBY: I was under the impression that my husband was working seven days a week, night and day, for five months. One after­ noon a young woman came to my npartment and told me th at my hus­ band has prncticully been living with her all that time. She said she loved him and wanted me to give him up. When my husband came home and saw her there he almost jumped ouV of the window. He told her in front of me that it was all over between them. She snid she’d never let him go. Ho practically had to throw her out. I never felt so sorry for n woman in nil my life. My husband has tried to make it up to me in every way T IU V M IO N By Abigail Van Buren possible. He is begging me to forgive and forget. Should I let him share our bedroom again? BROKEN-HEARTED DEAR Yes. BROKEN-HEARTED: • • • DEAR SMALL: Don’t blame the waitress for inquiring as to the qual­ ity of the food she serves you. She's only trying to be certain th at you are satisfied. Next time you order, tell the wuitress you are a small eater and prefer small portions. • * • ARTIST I.ORAN WILFOKD (left), resident teacher was honored nt a reception a t the DeBary Mansion. Others standing are Mra. Olnee Hinton, chairman, and Mrs. L. Williams; seated is Mrs. J. Q. Bcville. (Cox photo) jacoJbij. OntBhidqsi • It ha* alway* been a mys­ tery why no one ha* ever NORTH (D) • used a bridge tournament as * 4 tlw> salting for » "Whodunit." ...... ............. V JC Q JM T Life Master Don Von EUner ♦ A JI • » • • finally has dona it, in the ♦ T l* KA8T W hat's on your mind? For a per­ paperback, "How to Succeed WIST A J3 A K <3 1011 sonal—reply, send u self-addressed, at Murder Without Really 3 W to .il stamped envelope to Abby, Box d36i>r Trying/*------------------ ----------- FAS ♦ Q 3 II ♦ K 5S Beverly Hills, Calif. *10114 *Q I The book i* told In thw first • • • • SOUTH person by self-styled bridge For Abby’s booklet, "How To bum Jeke Winkman. He is not BATIII Have A Lovely Wedding.” send 50 a very eavory character ami W4 « 1074 cents to Abby, Box 3305, Beverly bears little or no rtwrmblanc* BAKJt Hills, Calif. to ny bridge player living or No ooa vulnerable dead, but in the end WinkNorth Cast t a l k Wert man turn* oul to ire a first IB 14 Double Pais Pa** 1 N.T. h u grade hero. Par* Pass Searching someout's bed­ Opening lead—A J room for clues, Winkman find* today's hand written on a sheet of paper. He recognltri Ik International. Mra. Rarhnra I sat West and my Jack of It aa one that I played in 1932 Matehett, will preside over and that Wal.-on uxrd in hit spades held til* first trick. the convention to be held at classic book on play aa an After looking dummy over the Fontainebleau Hotel. Mias illustration of Death* pc ticI carefully, t shifted to the JF ' ’ * ! Ruth Cunningham of San Ga­ Coup, queen of diamond*. This lead briel, Calif., will succeed her The hand waa played In the e-ffectlvaly killed the dummy'* a* president on the final day « f l final* of the Summer National hrart suit and left declarer of the meeting. knockout tram and helprd the with nn jday for hia contract. Tito speakc-rs will Include team of Watson, Ltghtncr, I have always wondered Dr. Clair W. Uemiia of the * * 4 Gottlieb and thi* writar win how tha defense would have technical ataff, Pan American World Airway*, Patrick Air Force Rase, nnd his keynote ad Iresa will lx- entitled, "your Challenge In the Space Age." Evan A youngster ran have triumphs for other*, who re­ Pilot Club Internationa^ 1* KICKY N urullah, Jr. one of the five International is visiting his grand- the knack of putting herself minds them of things they service organizations for ea­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Into another's place, and will would like to forget, who ha* rn ulive business and profes­ G e o r g e Hudson nt often u»o this gift to deflate a habit of introducing a pain­ sional women. There are 455 their home on Holly ful ronvrrsatlrn with the most club* with more than 13.250 Ave. Tho young visitor or embarrass a friend. Innocent-sounding question, If her parent* don't encour­ member* in the United States, is the non of Mr. and Tha sad thing is that auch Bermuda, Canada, England. Mrs. Kichnrd F. Nns- age her to usa Ud* uncanny women have the same knack France and Japan. The head­ rallah of Tampa. ability to help rather than to for knowing what others are quarters are in Macon, Ga, hurt, that child will gmw up feeling aa do the most charm­ Mrs. Jrrnlgnn has received to be a very unpleasant wom­ ing and agrecabtu of women. But they use It in the wrong an invitation to a "first tim­ an. Anthony Oppel ers" breakfast to be held There'* at least ene such way. Knowing how others Monday morning a t the Fon­ woman in almost every group feel, they us* the knowledge to tainebleau Hotel. Has Celebration —the woman who apoil* small hurt, to take th« other per­ son down * notch or two. By Mrs. Adam Muller A charming woman uses Mr. and Mra. Anthony Op- Casselberry DeBary her knowledge of other peo­ ple to build them up, to aay pci of Smyrna Drive celebrat­ Just tha right word, to make ed Mr. Oppel’s birthday Sat­ urday with three daughters an accomplishmi-nt seem even who flew In from Long Is more important than It ia, to land, N. Y., Mrs. Charles smooth troubled waters and Mr. and Mrs. Darius Prin­ By Sirs. Adan Muller Drost of Floral Park, Mrs. taka the sting out of tumron* Mr. and Mra. Arthur Hook Ed Regnenell of West Hem- gle of Hibiscus Road, Cassel­ rise's careless remark. berry, hava had as their of Palmetto Dr. celebrated stead, and Mr*. John Drewe* Tha ability to put yourself guests, his brother-in-law mil Mr. Hook a birthday, Friday of Hnuppauge. in another's placa can be a sistar, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil evening with a dinner in Or­ Mrs. Uppcl hid baked t Johnson of West Virginia, and great gift if coupled with lando. four-tiered birthday cake for bis brother ami aulerlnlaw , kindness. Mr. and Mra. H. O. Raup the occasion, and they irtrs When uaed to deflate and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pringle, have moved into live former guests at Weki Wachee Mer­ of Akron, Ohio. puncture tha ego of others, Elmer residence on Matanii maid Show, amt posed for probt tha most sensitive Rd. Mrs. Patrick Riley and nine pictures with the mermaids. spot* in their nature*, It is Mrs. Florence Seymour of On Sunday they celebrated year old son, Mark, of Lako a real curs*. Jacksonville has been atudyLucerne Circle, Casselberry, with a birthday dinner at the That’* a lesaon mothers ran big at the DeBary Mansion left June 29 for a fiv# weeks House this past week. Mrs. DeBary Restaurant. trip to Franca, whera they teaeh their daughter*—not by Seymour is a Past President will visit her parents who are lecture*, but by eiantpla. of the Florida Federation of vacationing in the south cen­ Art, Inc., and is well known tral part of tha country. They for her paintingi. One ia went to New York by train hanging at present in the De­ Col. Hugh McCollum, USAF and flew by Jet to her former li ary Restaurant and Mansion Ret., and Mrs. McCollum are home, Paris. She and her House. enjoying a week of cubing husband met while he was Ur. and Mra. John Dzick of and golfing at Hollywood, stationed at Orley Field with Catalina Dr. are entertaining Florida. Col. McCollum U as­ the U. S. Air Fore* following har eon In-law and daughter, sociated with Stanstrum Beal World War IT. Mr. and Mra. Robert Glover trof Peabody, M an. and their Mr. a n d Mra. Gerald three daughter* Katherine, Warnke and daughter*, Gerl Slavia Christina and Joan Elizabeth. Ann and Melinda Lee. re­ Alao h e r daughter-in-law, turned home Sunday from t Mrs. J. Dtick of Van Nuyi, week’s vacation in tho O urk Calif. The group ha* been mountains. They also visited visiting Bush Gardens, Cy­ By Bernice Kelsey in the home of Mrs. Warnke’s press Gardens, near by Mrs. F. A. Jakubctn and parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. beaches and place* of interFerdinand and Mark, Goldsworthy, in F t Smith, tat in the area. .WHEW COM ES THE < her nieces. Linda and Connie Ark. Mr. and Mra. William OgPendarvia, Mrs. Georgs Ja- GLORIOUS OUTDOORS OP Mr. and Mrs. Herb I ten dan of Estrella Rd. have as kubcin Jr. and children, Deb­ SUMMER WC STAY INCIDE their guests, their son-in-law strom and daughter, Sheryn, WITH A io-coiom oN iw a bie and George, and Kathy and daughter, Mr. and Mra. accompanied by Nancy Ellen Rook have recently returned MltcbaU Cboilty of Holly- Zcajka of Cocoa Baaeb will home after spending a few CHRYSLER wood, and granddaughter leave this weekend for a twoAIRTEMP week vacation in North Car­ day* at tha Holiday Inn in Judy and grandson Robert. Cocoa Beach. olina mountains. Mr. and Mr*. Adam Muller ROOM AIR Mr. and Mra. James E bad ** their dinner guests CONDITIONERS FASHION TIPS at the DeBary Restaurant, Oieweg of Loaml, 111., an­ Almost Correct Mra. Muller’* lister, Ethel nounce the birth gf a k CALL FA 2*8321 Although many label* read Blevina Stinchcomb of Bis- Mark Robert, bora funday, cayne Park, Miami, and Mra. June 34, and weighing ala "wash and wear," the gar­ L Case also of Miami, who pounds. Mrs. Oieweg U the ment! very often need press­ 2513 Park Dr. are visiting both the Mullen former Judy Moorf, daugh­ ing around the seams, collar* Air Condi tlosing and Mr. and U ri. Donald C. ter of U r. and Mra. Ralph and bema to keep them tookHeat • Refrigeration McIntosh of Jasmine Dr. Moors, X* Wdatura Dr. ktg CONFIDENTIAL TO MR. S.: If you want to make your teen-ager feel grown up, give hlnrhia own tele­ phone bill. Hostesses At Friendship League The Ethel Root Circle of the Congregational Christian Church wa* hostess to the Friendship league when they met Monday for their joint meeting. Also invited were members of the Christian Youth Mtn* istry. who attended the Sum­ mer Camp at Avon Park. Each gave a brief talk on how they were enriched through their visit i t (he State Conference. Mrs, Helen Reraua.it, pres­ ident, presided over the meeting and after the various reports were given the meet­ ing was turned over to the Rev. end Mr». Welter Mc­ Pherson. They sketched brief­ ly the organisation, purpoae, and the program of the Unit­ ed Church. Mrs, William nurtrche, president of the Friendship League announced they were sponsoring e Strawberry Fes­ tival on Thursday, July 18, at S p. m. in the church. Ourtnf the evening there will be a stirring presentation with alidci of the atcry of a mis­ sionary couple, the Rev. and Mra Ralph Kurteling. Mrs. Henry Dills, accompanied by Mrs. Remuaat at the organ, will present a beautiful pro­ gram of cello numbers. No tickets will be sold for this evening tot all sgei, but a silver ottering will be re­ ceived t» defray evpenie*. Hostesses Monday evening were Mrs. Earl Mosley and and Mr*. Bonner Carter. De­ licious refreshment* consist­ ing of Jewell>11 nut mold* with dressing, assorted cook­ ies and crackers, coffee and Sea ware served to the mem­ bers and guests. They were: Mrs. Merrill Robinson. MDa Dorothy Heath. Mrs. Ralph Hammond, Mrs. William West, Mrs. McPheraon, Mra. BurUche, Mrs. Oiear Zittowtr, Mrs. Remusat. Mra. Harold Herbst. Mr*. G. O. Nordgren. Mra. Ralph Leasing. Mrs. Agnes Boyd, Mrs. Bea Alford. Mrs. Clsyton Bagwell. Mr*. Edwird Simpson. Mrs. Gua Schmah, Mrs. Hen­ ry Dilta and Rev. Walter Mc­ Pherson. Also Mike Scott, Tom Palmer. Miss Barbara Alford and Mia* Ellen Car- I . Jhfi Woman : Personals Personals W EDNESDAY A . M. a :t* (i) at a* wo f . IS (t) Ceiiea* •( •** Ale *:4» ill fta* oa V:** it) Tedtf T;.‘ (I) Farm Market R*pne| 1*1 Wall a* Mailee (t) THar Til* (I) rre-dchaal Flanitni T:«* IS) Countdown N n i (I) atkt* Nava A Wo*tktr f : l l IP) Mi-aie'a Osapat Tlat* S:*t i * i ,’aptata Kk*e*r*e (Pi maker Be*** Phew • II (1) W*eth*r a ad Sew* S.S* (Pt CkrlaaeeIII* • IP it) Ta«ap P.ll it) Jatk Lalaae thaw (*i American lllaiory I II (It Oele Btarm Shaw I t ) W eekly To Pilot Club Convention. Ethel Root Circle It IS i»> Bravara ?t*es *:** <*l Sports «:«» (t) Sew* tst Mot atere t.oasue t:*l (Si Keyhole Me** Ft*, view tS) WMplasa t:l* ll> Waller Crtafelle — New, T:*« (!• JFK European Trip (t) Uarrkall Dlllea (Si I'omkat I • * i |t Herd RrU(*a Skaw 1:3s !Z) Kmplre (») Talent S.-.m's •l) Hawaiian (,)• 1:1* isi Picture Thi* (It Untouckaklt* ISt lil.lt l*tiwell Shore t*:»» ■4• Keffe llr*ae*IU rihenr to.;o (S) focus (In America (71 (report frum JFK Miss Smith Named Delegate Mlaa Janet Smith, president •f the I’ilut Club of Kunfoni haa bran named official d»'lete te to the 12nd annual con­ vention of Pilot Club Inter­ national In Miami Bench July 14-18. Mr*. Jerry Jem iyan was rhoaen aa alternate delegate anJ Mr*. Jack Lambcrtson, Immediate peat president, alio will attend the convention. The president of Pilot Club t t : l l (It Nawseepa (ft Cktaaei I S a e tf itu (I) Murphy Marti* KkWt 11:1* (It Mld-FI*. Flaat Re­ port 11:11 (t) Sport* Final 11:1* it) Weather till* (S) Hellywttl Meet* Catesead* (Pi raiasai » ratal** 11:11 lU Taalie Skaw * a t*> W r a i t i a r • DEAR ABBY: I am a very small eater and we eat out a lot. It is very embarrassing to me when a waitress notices that I haven’t eaten much and asks. "Was there something wrong with the foot! and she gives me an argument, and says, "Are you SURE there’s nothing wrong with it? You hardly touched it.” Abby, I’m not a child, and I don’t need to be coaxed into eating more than I want. How can I get waitresses to stop calling attention to the fact that 1 don't eat much? SMALL EATER TU ESDAY P . M. • aa m ca a Neva lit ABC assert (l> Wayne paunktr 1:11 (») MM-rta. n*»ort (1) arise flroSllaro • :t* Itl Alias It* Wsstfeav 1 11 (SI Sports Picture <*) >:a crw nnti M l III (lueitward It* ICi WriUirr d fju jjh lic fh JtA T V Time Previews By Oswald 9:309:30Jacoby p. m. NBC. Em ­ pire. "Tha tamer." (roior) lrenin). Tliia one feature* antagonistic irtm n a* guest Jeremy Slat* and regu­ lar - Rj-iC -CVNeil' square off in a test of their youthful mind* and muscles. 9:30-10:30 p. m. NBC. The Dick Powell Theater "Ap­ ples Don't Fall Far." (re­ run I. A bit overly sentimen­ tal and contrived, this teleplay looks like It might have been one of the great play* in this eacellent seriea, but missed tha mark. 10-11 p m . CBA Tha Keefe Rrassell* Show. If you’re #*• peeling an improvement in thi* scriei, a* well you might, you'll not find It to­ night. Fred Gwynn* ia baek with the only ability that seem* natural to this show, an accomplished awkward­ ness. 10:30-11 p. m. NBC Report From Tokyo, (debut) One of tho few good thing* about tho summer TV season la an occasional series that ia saecllcnt in every respect ex­ cept one. And that ia that It could not hold up against a "Bevery HlllblUlee" or "Bon Casey." 10:30-11 p. m. ABC Focus On America, (debut) Another gone If nur partner* bed con­ tracted for three no-trump, but will never find out. Lightner and Gottlieb played and. m*de four hearts without any trou­ ble at all. Incidentally the hand turned out to ls> an important clu*. Winkman dsducUJ lliat die occupant of tha room waa tak­ ing brtdg* lesson* from somoon*. Fur St page* of eaay-to-undfTitand bridge tips, order your copy of "Win at Bridge Wiih OtwaliJ Jacoby," Jutl send your name, address, and fio rent* to: Onwald Jacoby Reader Sen kt, c o this news­ paper, P. O. Ro* 489, Dopk A, Radio City Station, New York 10. N. Y. TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of bidding three heart* your partner Jump* to four spade* over your three club*. What do you do in this iiuUiico? Anewor Tomorrow By Ruth M illett Good Insight into teeners: Ruth Mlllett'e "Tips on TrenAgers" Mail 25 cento to Ruth Millett Reader Service, cto Tho Sanford Herald, P. O. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 19, N. Y. n t r«t* s rtunro It) s*i*n K m !»:■• ( • ) N*o» (1) III atar ft***ti*tl tr e e (») Frat* Ford thaw (I) Lov* e( Ufa WEDNESDAY P. M. }I:M (#( P«arrh for T o m o r r o w I I ) Fatk*r Knowa 11:41 ( I ) Ouldtng L ie h t 1:14 ( I ) M id-Par R a p e r l (l> Mtl-Fia, Report 1:))* ( 4 1 Karholor F a tlio r ( I ) rrenoral H o s p ita l CIS ill Laffltoia 1(14 (I) i s Tl* World V)T4I i d uiii-n*. News 1:4* ( I ) 1-sfHlmo (I) FsnwsrS IS) Day In Coorl I . I t («) Art l-ln h la tta r (*) Jan* Wyaaan Pro* ■tai* («» il> l : l « 11) (4) Tkt MI1Doastro Queeo lee n B or T ea Pon t Sop Tha Cda* or Nteht (SI w a s Do T e a T r u s t i si id coiitaawooo Hewn 1:1* ( I ) Match n a m e (f) »acral Harm drat rate summer sene* *nd Haem Pen another esample of TV's fold 4.1* (I) Make Paddy disregard for it* audience and (*> Mlllioaalro high regird for competitive 1.1* ( I ) Awerleea W *weakest rov Past* Walk battle. Both this and the 1:1* (t) NBC News above--^report" series (fame l-.M m i nasi *r Oraoohw ( I ) Murfsld* * tim e) are well worth the I k* id Waalkae viewing. Toni slit's is "E m ­ 1:1* (tl karat * (4) Toal a * * r ergency Room," featuring personnel from the Detroit Receiving Hospital, and de­ monstrating what happens to an auto arcident victim. Santo Domingo, capital of the Dominican Republic, was tho first clly founded in tho Now World. lita la The NIU To Go Out To A Movie t t 1 I%I ill' * I. I L I I M I *» * . I PIIONR FA S-1IU Loot Time# Toallo 1:41 A 11141 *!■ The Cool Of The Day" Jano Fonda • Cater Cn-lllt 9:13 Oaly "A Bummer Flare" Sandra Deo . Colee ( | k Wlthart J h ttto Cfpa) R I T 2 NOW A n WRD. AT U N • I M . I M fM . IM WRD. A THURR. Me A CARLOAD With Carload F«ao "Teenage Millionaire* Jimmy Clanton — Plan — "Vayaga Tn The TV RENTAL • Rales • Servka Seminole TV Bottom Of The 8 ta" Walter PUgeon Color FA I-4I3I Zenith Color TV Sales 2804 Sanford Avo. OUR B O A R D IN G HOUSE OUR BOARDING WUR» 0)0 1 fcVtR CLICK GLASSES WITH THAT TOAD, l*» IT I*SFT ALuertM A)4 ROMMCXJSGRf THCfeM CXO KAVUS- BOTTLED-IN-BCAJO CMBStnOT MOOCHER?; < M C K tn tv ss o o e r r r u \v mk I’LL HAn/6 TO CUT TM' FALSB.l HOPB/—HAR-RUMFR HA«0 *3TUH(: WHEN -— IT’S 6 0 0 0 TO 5 tB v eu I'AI CAMPAIGNING AGAIN.SIR— Vifc HANEM'T ALONG TH* RNBR FKDNT.' MBT ftlNCn THB LAST CAMVPHL HA6 A POLLCNlNi, PAtrtN — (JM-M— *T*P 1 BET TMfcV'Re ALU B«UTlN-~X*efiW fii 5QOi K R E L G ' a-V-> nATRONI^fc THB SAW* TAILOR,' HOUSE ump- kafp — vap.wnll'fbu Al FverwarAkl ANDX iu n v / illAJ ALOaJLVAN ARB OLD COLLsae CWOM4—-/ SNIP MB o u r A JUT CWTHIS, U1D ONE fflOM MAT PATteRN. tilTH ATOPCOAT BttMd AJJt Hi* HIGH PIOLrTfCAL ATTAIN- \ AIENT6 CAN Bfi TRACEDTO M AKt IT EFFORTS AT THE RXLO IN Hid RU3KT MTT BEHALF/— HAWtMG OFTEN S ) V o u — j CO AlATGt !• (AMfcWTAPlPF ADMtRSO IVte D istinctive | / VATSOO A a«T>vm cy-LHJALfe'J fUT OF MV WAttTCOATd) [ OWE Mfc NATURALLY HE ASKED Wh| 1VlE'U. F O R vDJA oiriOSf r ' 1__—.(JO n y-o,uM rijna U get u i, hua mr ? r ec om m en da M .TAILOR? \ w W hv alderman T* ITi MAj OR , ,H 0 0 P L 6 o m ^ALAMCINd ‘ m r- ik x jp l e * BUDGET - y. a Anvwar to Pruvloua P iral* Let's Camp Out Personals Southern Air ( • ) T*» SicCor* l t . s e ( I ) Pro All-Star na*«t>*tl (J) Tha Declare 1:4* ( I ) Tarslt* T e u a g to Personals (•) R om per!___ f:*t (l) *<«i aaO Intorefowo !#;*• (It Sir When (») ('arisen ('apart it) feara Spanith 10:90 ( I t Flay Tear Huaon •t) I Lev* Lurr 1!:0» (»( tie-. 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Ju ly t , i t Legal N o tk t I Legal Notice Legal Notice n n » n ic ttf ro n rr «r t m i i i n g i t M c i n tr a ­ c t it , IB ABB P M n n i * » “ a m iv f r ~ T « IC IF T TTTLE BDtIAR B. KINO and ROIA C. KIXO, bla arlfa, flalatlff*. aa CUBA M. BRYANT. a t si.. Dafandaats. NVYtCR I F I t l T T # i KL1SA H. BUT A NT. If alias, a n d If daad, b a r un­ it no ar a heirs. devisees. legelees, a r g r a n ta a a ; c . f . W H IP­ PLE. dacaaiad. and t h a un­ known hair*, daalaaaa, l a |a taa*. g r a a t a a a a eradltora. aa•Ignaaa or otbar parsons claiming, by, throagb, a n l a r o r ag aln at tbo said C. P. W H IPP L K dtcaaaad: T. W. W H I P P L E and R. W. W H I P ­ PLE, a s K lt c u t o r n o r Ibo B i l a l s o f C. P. WHIPPLK. dacaaiad; T . W . WHIPPLK. Indlaldoally, If atlaa. a n d tf daad. bla unknow n he irs. I t ­ alian*, lagalaaa, or granlM a; W H IP P L E tba unknown wlfa, If any. of T. W. W H IPPI.K. If alia*, and If daad. bar unknow n heirs. daalaaaa legstaaa or g rantaaa; R. W. W HIPPLE . Indtaldually, If alias, a n d If daad. bla a n k a a v n hairs, d a alaa a a Hantaan, a r g rantaaa; ------ W HIPPLK. tha unknow n wlfa. If any, a f R. W . WHIPPLK, If alias, and If daad, b a r unknown kalro, daalatai, lagataca a r g r o n ta ia ; a n d a . A. BRYANT If alias, a n d If daad. bla unknown halra, daalaaaa, legatees, o r g r a s taaa: And nil paraana a r p o r tle t claiming any Intaraat by, t h ra u g b , under or a g alaa t a n y of t b a aboaa b n o w a or unknown gorttoa and ALL PHHSUNH II A V IjN O OR CLAIMING ANY I I T A T E , o m I COULDN’T S TA N D IT/ THAT TMU! I 7M UM R TW UM PlNa ER H EA O / I KIUHT, i v w i ; Because Z LEAD AN ACTIVE T LIFE AND BURN T o ff th e ta x mo vm . >.* ' ^ ^ ^ frrffTrTi i lii ■ S3 rnon*4 '.l - * -♦ »‘‘T** XX I DON'T smell any fat B u r n i n g j— im ta r jja s g js s nto WMMWAt S A Y 'w w * '&XLAHWEAD; VVHOS H S BOXING AWAY FROM AA046RYBY 0UW 6HM TITLE OK I.-tT*!!,* KBT IN T U B REAL PROPERT Y HEREIN DE SCRIBED BE­ LOW. TO WIT; Lota I. 4 and I, Iota tho Waot t m foot thoroof. In Block B. AWAMONTB COMMERCIAL CENTER, according to tho plat lharoof ao racordod In Plat Book I, p a s s I I , PubI la Records of Seminole County, Florida. Tho name of tho Court In which s u i t baa boon Inatltutod la tho C ircuit C o u rt of tho Ninth Judic ia l Circuit, tn and f u r le m lnola County, Florida. Tho abbreviated title to tba r a t e Is K tx lA R a KINO and R u g A C. KINO, bla wire, vara m ELIZA M. BRYANT, a t a!., d efandanti. Tha daaerlptlon of tha r a t i ' p ro p e rty l a r o t r e d lo a s aat f o r t h above. You a n d *ach of you ara hereby notified t h a t s u i t to remove cloud* from a n d to quiet and confirm tha t il l s to tha abova described property ha a bean b ro u g h t n s a l n a t y»u In tha abova atylad cauaa ky t h a plalnttffa d e s i g n a t e d thereto, a n d you a re hereby required to file your n n sw tr or olhor defensive pleadings w ith tba C loth of the Circuit Court, a n d aarva a copy thsrso f upon B aaaatt and T u c k . Atl o r n ty a fo r plaintiffs, T H altland P la ta , Maitland, Florida, on or before lha Ind day of AuguaL IMI. I f you fall to do ao a Dacron Pro Confatio will be ente red a g a ln a t you rue tha relief s o u g h t la tba Complaint. W tT N H M my band a n g tka aaal of tho >ald Court In Banford, Hemlnole County, Flor­ ida. th is J l t h day of June, IM I. (Baal) A r t h u r H. Beckw ith, Jr. Clark By: M a r th a T. Y lhU a Deputy C la r k H arlan Tuck, o f lha firm a t lle ss e tt nnd T u c k 1 Maitland P l a t a Maitland, F lo r ld a Attornaya for P la ln tlf f a I’ubllih J u l y g, (. I«, M. I H I CDK-11 i n T in a c i r c u i t r o i s r o r T H E IkINTM JUDICIAL CISC U T , IN AND FOR SEMIHOLE COUNTY, FLURDA, CHANCERY NO. I R M i t IT TO RVIET TITER JACK P. BLDRIDOC. alio know n a s J. P. ELDHIDOK. alao know n aa J. P. ELDHEDGE, a n d AUDREY LOIIIKE ELDIIIDGK, also known a a AUDREY LOUISE ELDHEDGE, also k n o w n aa AUD­ REY ELDIUDOK, alao known • a AUDREY U ELD IU DO B, hta wife, Plalaltffe, va W. a HOWARD, at a t . Defendants. i« n c s ita K -C . J 5 3 3 |H | tiattw wioaivouB^l KOCXCFFI AMOIFICETMy HAMM ON IHKI M i u y MD | ir ac re TOi W. II. HOWARD, If alive, and If daad, tils unknown h a l r a d e via tes, tegulaee, or granleoa; ANNA V. WILflOM. a lt o know n aa ANNA H. WILHON, deceased, and tho un­ know n h a l r a deviants, lega­ tees, g ra nta aa , e r a d l to r a a talgneei. or o th a r persona claiming by, through, under o r a s a ln a t tho said ANNA V. WIIXON. also know n a a ANNA I t WILHON. decanted; Ml till LEY WILSON WELCH- If a t l v a a n d If dead, her u n ­ know n h a l r a da vla aa a legstaaa, or g r a n ts o a ; ------WELCH. tha u n k n o w n husband. If anr. of g i l l R L E Y W I L E O N WELCH, If allva. and It dead, hie u n k n o w n h a l r a devleaae, l e g a l a t t, o r g r a n te e s ; CATH­ ERINE R. WILSON, If allva, nnd It daad, har unknown h a l r a d a v la a a a l a g a t a a a ar g rantaaa; ORANGE LAND COMPANT. a dissolved Flor­ ida c orporation, a nd tha un­ known assigns, auceavsora In Intaraat, truelete or other partlea c la im in g by, through, under a r a g a l a a t sa id GR­ ANGE LAND COMPANT; LU­ CY B. REED , also known aa 1. II. HEED. I t slice, and It daad. h a r u n k n o w n heirs, davleets. lagataaa. and grautaae; ADA K. MOORE, dacaaiad; tha u n k n o w n halra, davleeaa. lagalaaa, g r a n ta aa , eradltora. atelgnaao o r othar parsons claiming by. th ro u g h , or un­ der tha Mid ADA K MOORE, d e ettaa d ; JA CK MOORE, If atlva, a n d If daad, hla anknown heirs, davlaaaa lega­ tes*. und g r a n ta a a ; CIIHIMTINE A. BELL dacaaiad, and t b a u a k a o w a k iln , devise**. l a g a l a a a g ra a t a a a e r a d l t o r a assignee* ar other persona c la im ing br. through, u n d a r o r a g a ln a t tha said C l l l l l t m N K A. BELL deceased; E LM ER P. BELL; And a ll p a rsons a n d pa rtial claim ing any Internet by, through, un d e r a r a g a l a a t any of tha abova know n or u n ­ known p a rtlau and ALL PE R ­ SONS HAVING OR CLAIM. I NO ANY IN T E R ES T IN THE RKAL PR O PE R T Y HEREIN DESCRIBBD B ■ L O W, TO WIT; PARCEL M M Lota Id, I I . s a d I I of SUNNY SLOPES, according to t h a p l a t thereof aa rea coded I s E M M U» Legal Notice PATST E. MITCHELL P la la tirr. VP t a t * 1, I, 1. i , | f , t f , IT. I I . I f , tw. I t , f t , I I . 1* a n d f t *f OAK MANOR. a c c ording I s tho p l a t t h e r e o f a a racordod In P la t Book 11, pago I I • f tho Public Kocordo or Seminole County, Florida. M R C IL T m U T h a N ortha aa t U a f tha B o u th aa at It o r le c tio n IT. T o w a ab lp f t l o a t h . R a n g e >1 Beat. PARCgSL r o t g T h a Itaa t H a f tha Waat 14 a f t h a Boaihwaat It af t h a N orthaaat 14 a f Sec­ tio n IT, T ow nship ]1 Bouth, R a n g e I t EaaL PA R l'K L F IY R T h a W aat H af th a Southe a s t It, and l h a Bouth• » a t ta of tha Suuthe ta t I t . a f Section ST, T o w n ­ s h i p SI Bouth, R a a g a 11 Knot, a n d thu Narthwaut I t of t h a Bouthwaat >t, a n d tha North I t of tho B oulhw oet H of tho Southw aot >4 of Section II. T o w n u h lp St South, Range SI Kaat. fA B C B L M S ▼ha B a i t 14 of tb a Waat H a f t h a Northaaat It of t h a l o u t h w a a t It a f Sec­ t i o n i t , T o w n s h i p I I South. B a n g s t l Kaat T ha nama a f tha Court In which suit ban boon Inatltutod la t b a Ctreult C a u r t a t tha Ninth Ju d ic ia l Crcult, In and for Bamlnotn County, Florlda. Tha a b b r e v i a t e d t i t l e lo tha oaia la J a c k P. Rldrldga, alto known • • J . P. Bldrldga. alao known aa J . p. E tdradga, and Audrey Louisa Bldrldga. alao know n a s A u d re y Louisa Kidradge, alao k n o w a s Audrey Eldrtdga, alao k n o w n aa Aud­ rey i— fclunua*. bia who , plain tif f a va. W. H. Howard, at aL, defendants. The des­ crip tion of t h a re a l proparty Involvad la a a aat f o r t h abova. You and each o f yon a r t h t r t b y notified t h a t autt to ram ova clo uds from and to quiet and confirm lha tltta to thu abova daacrlbad p r o ­ pa rty h a s bean b r o u g h t agalnat you In tbo above atylad cauaa by t h a p laln tlffa designated therein, a n d you a r a haraby required to file y o u r answ e r or o t h e r d a fo n ilv a pleadings with th a C l a r k of tha Court, and aarva a copy th ere o f upon B aaaatt a n d Tuck, attorney for t h a ptatnttffa, 7 Maitland Plata, Maitland, Florlda, on or before th a I n d day af AuguaL IMI- If y o u rail to do so, a Docroo P r o Confatio will be ente red a g a l n e t you Tor t h a relief dem anded In tha Complaint. WITNESS m y b a n d and tha •sal o f tha sa id C o u r t In Han­ ford, Seminole County, Florlda, this S i l k d a y of J u n a , l i u . (SEAL) A r t h u r K. B eckw ith, Jr. C la r k By; M a rth a T. Vlhlea Deputy C lark (a) H a r la n T uck H a r la n Tuck, of t h a firm af B a t t e l t and T uck T Maitland P la sa Maitland, Florlda Atlornaya for P la intiffs Publish J u l y 1, ». I I , 11, IMI. CDK-11 IB T U B CIRCUIT COURT OF TWB NINTH JU D t I T b L CINCUIT. IN AND FO R g K R L SOI. 18 COUNTY. FLORIDA, LAW NO. u u NOTICE O P HULK NISI STATE ROAD DEPARTMENT OF FLORIDA, aa Agency af tha Htata o f Florida, and SEMINOLE COUNTT. a Poli­ tical Subdivision of tho State of Florida, Petitioners. T*. CARNET OROVES. INC., ot el. D if r n d a n t) . NOTICE O F EMINENT DO. MAIN FROCEKDINMSi IN T H E NAME AND HU T HE AUTHORITY OF T H E STATIC OF FLORIDA | TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCF.KN. a n d to alt persona and pa r tle a having or claiming »ny right. Iltla, Intereet, eatato, m o r tg a g e or other Ban t o or on thoo* certain percale of land h ereinafter daacrlbad, a n d tha following parsons, to g e t h e r w ith all unknown p a rsons c la im ing by. th r o u g h or under know n pe r­ sons who a r a daad. o r who era not know n to bo dead or atlva ■evtlos N t H - R H Arete Road dal Sem le elo Coamty Naaeeo S Addraeoeo E dm und U Front. Individ­ ually a n d as E i a c u t n r of t h e E o ta t a of Sophia F. Front, decanted I I Bradley Road Arlington, M a s s a r h u te tta s u n No. lM.i, tad.i, lOd.l M a rgare t C. F ro s t IT B r td la y Road A rlington. Masaachueatto SIID Na. 191-1, 1*11, to d l, IM I E velyn P. Froat 11 A. Ja e un S tr e e t Arlington. Maseei-tmeetta gR U No. 191.1, 191.1 Froom an W. Froat J a c k so n New lUm tiehlre MRD No. 101.1, 1911 M a rg aro t M. F ro a t Ja c keon Now H am pshire S R D No. 191.1, 1911 PutrL-k T . H urley 10* P l i a e s n t Street Arlington, M.ieea. luieetts SRt> No. 191.1, 1*11 Adaltne K. Hurley 19* P l e o ta n t S tr e e t Arlingto n. Maeeachusetto SRD No. 1*1.1, l u l l Alice F. I m n ts 19 D a n v tr Street Springfield. Maeaachuaalta S R D Na. 1*1.1. 1*11 ( h e e l e r L a n ta Id Denver S tie a t Springfield, Maceachuaetta SR D No. 191.1, 191.1 L o o t Cedar drove#, lna. 1 ' Mill Street A r lington Id, M aaeachaiotta SRD No. 1111, l d l l Dorothy H. Moore I I IlllL lde Hood Lincoln. Masaachueett* SRD Na. 111.I, 111] H obart L. Moor* t l lllllelita Road Lincoln, Maeaachuaalta SRD No. 101.1, M i l M. E ra a o t Moora 1(1 M a o a a e h u iitta Avenue A rlington, Maaeachueetta SRD No. 1*1.1, 191.1 F r a d P e r r in 9T4 S agam ore Drive RaakMtap M, Mow la rk BILLY J O E MITCHELL, ■ n o Ho. l lf .1 , 1M.I Louies S a w y e r e / o Franct* Kaaf, A ttorney I I I M a ss ac h u se tts Avenue A r l l a g t o a I t , Maavxrbusetta s n o s o . m i l. m i n d a a ITU a BMg I t a la I m I S R D No. 191.1, 1*1.1 R i a H T O F WAY T h a t p a r t of: K it of MK>i. w e s t of Road, Sactlnn II. Townablp 11 Houtb. Range t* Kaat. f E X C E P T t b s South M foot th e r e o f ; ly in g W esterly of and w i t h ­ in d* f a i t of tho eurvoy lino o r Ktota -Road 111, Section 1711a. aald survey tins being daacrlbad a a follows; Begin on tha South tin s o t g e etlo a I t , T ownablp I t South, R ange I t E a s t a t a point 1 i I I . l l feet W ait of t h a Southeast c o rn er of said Section >!. th e n ru n North *t* l a i u * E ast, 101.79 feet to tho b e g in n in g of a c urve coneava t o tho Bouthaaat. • r l y a n d h a v in g a r a d iu s o f 91I.IT feat, thane* run N o rth a ae ta rly slung said curve th r o u g h a c en tral angle of l l * 1 i ' a distance of 111.11 feet to th a and o f said curve and and of title s u r r e y Una d e sc rip ­ tion. T ha land herein described c o n ta in s 17,111 square feet t . l M a c r a l more or lies, a scluetva of road rig h t of way. OW NED HVi EDMUND l* PROMT and wife MAR. OA RKT C FROST, and ALICE F. LANTZ and b u sh a rd CHE8LET L A N T Z : DOROTHY II. MOURE and h u sb a n d It O II E It T L. MOORE; FRED PE RRIN a n d wife GRACE PE RRIN ; M. ERNEST MOORE, w id­ ow e r; KVELTN p. FROST, sln g la; PA TRICK T. H U R ­ L E Y a n d wife ADALINE K. H U R LE Y ; LONE CEDAR (inOVES. INC.. E sta te of JO HN F. s a w y e r , daceae• d ; T H E ESTATE OF SO­ P H IA F, PROMT, deceased; a n d ESTATE o r EDWARD W. IIIOOI NS. deceased; SUBJECT TO: LEAKE: recorda d la o it. Book 19, peg* d l l. Held by CARNEY GROVE*. INC nuw merged with MINUTE M A ID U ROVED COUP., a n d INTEREST It a n y a f t h a unknow n h a l r a davlaaaa a n d / o r other c la im ­ a n t s u n d a r JO HN F. s a w ­ y e r , deceaaad; and I N T E R ­ EST, If any, of tho unknow n halra, daviseei, a n d /o r o th e r c la i m a n ts un d a r HOPllIA F. FRONT, deceased; and INTEUKNT, If any, of tho u n ­ know n hairs, deftness, a n d / o r o t h a r c la im a nts u n d e r ED W A R D W. HIGGINS, d«ccaeetL ■aettow f T I l l - l M I Stale Road M l , Sem in ole Cowaty UeoovlpKRD No. 191.1, tbd.l RIGHT O F WAY T h a t p a r t of: The Bouth 19 feat of the Bid of MKH of Section 11. T o w n s h ip I t Bouth, Hangs 1* Kaat, l y in g W e s te rly of and with* In dd f a st of the survey tins o t h t a t a Head M l, Keollua 77110, laid su rvey line being described a s follows: Begin un tha Mouth t in s of Hecllun 11, Township I t Mouth, Range 19 E ast. St a point ISIS.91 feet West of t h a Houtheaet c orner of aald Section 11, thenca run North 01*!d'l8" East, 101. Id teat to lha be­ g in n in g of a curve eonra ve to the Koutheaaterly and h a v in g a ra dius of 3VS.17 feet, thenca run N ne thee stert* along eeld r u r v a thro u g h a c entral a n g le o r ll*te* a distance of SSI.77 feat to the and o f sa id curve and end of thle eurvey line deecrlpGun. The land h e rein described c o n ­ t a i n s 1109 s q u a re feet f.lSI s e r e ) mor* or tone, exclusive of s r a s In oaletlng road r ight of way. OWNED lit: EDMUND L. FltOKT. Executo r of the E s t a t e of KUl'HIA F. FltOKT. deceased BUBJECT TO: LKAJIK: r e c o r d ­ ed la O. R. Book 19, page *11. Held by CARNET OltOVKB. INC., now m erged w i t h MINUTE MAID OIIOV KM. Carp., a n d INTER KMT. if any, of tho unknown heirs, dovleaas, a n d / o r other c la i m ­ a n ts under HOPllIA FPROMT, ijeoeasad. TAKK NOTICE that s De­ c la ration of T a k i n g haa been filed In the ahove-etyted cauaa by tho Petitioner#, tha a cquiring a u th o r i t y of these proceedings, for the ta k i n g of the ob o e e-described Unde, fur tha purpose eat forth tn tha Petition In thle caul*. vta.i As r ight of way for a portion of Mtala Road 411 In Setnlnnle r .iu n ty , Florlda, and t h a t lha Honorable Vseear I t t'arltoo. one of the J u d g r e of m e Ninth Judicial C ircu it of Florlda, will, on t h a 11th day of July. A. D. 1943, a t lt:S» AM.. In tha Memlnola County C ourthouea a t Hanford, Florida, conelder said Declaration of T a k ng, a ppoint appraiser#, and t i u k ) such Order as the Court deem# proper, AII partlea to tha eult e n d all partlea Intersa ted m ay appear a n d ba heard at lha tin ts and place designated. You, a n d each of you, are hereby com m anded lo a ppea r by tiling an Answer t o the Petition h e re to f o r e filed In thla causa In the entitled Court, on or be fore A ugust I. 1941, to ihow w h a t right, title. In­ ternet or liana you, or a n y of you, have In and tu tho above-described lands and Show c a u s a why the earns should n o t ba taka n for lha u se s and purposes eat forth In tha P a tltlon filed herein. WITNEtW my Hand a n d lha Official Deal of ertld C ourt, on thla I l t h day of June, A. D. 19*1. IMKAL) A rth u r II Beckwith. J r . Clerk of the Circuit Court, Memlnole County C o u r t­ house Hanford, Florlda By: A r t h u r II. Beckwith. Jr.. C lerk Harold F. Johnson County Attorney P. o. Bos 119 Hanford. Florida, *»J J a c k W. Pierce Holland Building T allaha sse e . Florida of Counsel for the Petitlooera Publish J u l y 1. 9. Id, 11. lid). CDK-ld IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF TIIK NINTH JUDICIAL r i l l . Cl IT. IN* AND FUR BKNI. N u t K COUNTY, PLUHIDA. U CMAX CARY h o . U 3 | « D efaadaat N TTVCR T R A PP EA R TMt BILLY J O E MITCHELL d l l E a s t Ce ntra l I t r e s t K lngrport, T an n teie e You a r e he reb y notified th at a Complaint f o r Divorce haa baan filed a g a i n s t you la lha abova atylad C o a r t a ad you a r a required to aarva a copy o f y o u r A nsw er or pleading to tha Com plaint on tha Plaint i f f s a tto rn ey . TRUMAN K O il AMOS, 991 Ona North Or ango Bldg., Orlando, Florida, a a d ft la tha o r ig in a l Answer o r pleading In tha ofrica of th a d a r k of t h a Circuit Court, Bamlnola C ounty Court House. Sanford. Florida, an or bafora the H a t day of Ju ly , t i l l . If you fall to do ao Judgm ent by default will be take n a g a i n s t you for th a railaf d e ­ m anded In tha Complaint. DONE AND O RD ERE D a t Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, t h is 17th day • ( Juna, 19*1. (S E A M A r t h u r H. Berkw lth, Jr., Clark of tha Circuit Court gemlnolu County, Florida By: M a rtha T. Y lh lta Deputy C lark T r u m a n E. Gruaoa A ttorney ut Law Ona North O ra nge Building Orlando, Florlda P ublish J u l y 1, 9, II, IS, 19*1 C D K -I NOTICE o r APPLICATION FOR TAX HERD IBs*. 1M.1B F l o r i d a Statu te* e l tB4B) NOTICE IB H E R E B Y GIVEN T h a t D. D. Daniel, th* hold­ e r of the f o llow ing c ertificate h a s filed said c ertific ate for t e a dead to he teaued t h e r e to The c e rtific a te num ber end y e a r of laouance, the de sc rip ­ tion o f the p r ope rty, a n d the na m e In which It wse g u e s t e d a re a t follows; Cart I first • No. ddT T e a r of Issuance, trio. D ese rtptIsa o f Progen yr l*«»t I F o r e s t Bio pee. Plat Book I t, Pa go t l . Name In which assessed Cherlee W. A Beasle M. T urner. All or enld p ro p e rty b e in g In the County of Hemtnole, Hlete of Florida. U n ia ts such csrII fiesta shall b« redeemed a c ­ cording la l a w tha property described In each certificate will be sold to the highest bidder e t the f r o n t door of the HamlnoU. C ounty Court House a t Hanford, Florida, on the first Monday la the month of Auguet, I l d l . W h ic h Is the i l h day of A ugust, t i l l . Dated thla H a t day a t May, 1941 (Official C lark's Heat) A r th u r II. Beckw ith Jr. C lark C ircu it Court. MemInols County, Florida. Publish J u l y I, I, II, i t , m i CDK-11 N o rn m ar a p p l i c a t io n FO R TAN B E E P (Be*. ISL1B F l.-ee j. s t a t u t e s e l 1»dS| n o t ic e w h e r e b y g iv ­ e n , That David Rome, the holder of the following c er­ tific ate has filed sold c e r t if i ­ c ate fog t a g deed lo be Issued thereon. The certific ate n um ­ be r and y e a r o f Issuance, the description of the property, a n d the name In which It was aseeesed ere a s follows: C s r t l f lc s t s No. 1179 T e a r et Issuance 1911. D e errly tle u a f Prope rly i Lot D Oak Terrace. Plat Book I P a g * 91. Nam* In which assessed C lare, t h a Rous. All of aald pro­ pe rty being In Hie C oun­ ty nf Memlnole. Slate of Florlda. Unless such c er­ tific ate shall bo redeemed ac ­ c o rding to law the property described In such certificate will he void to tho highest bidder a t the f r o n t dnor o t tho Hemlnole County Court Mouee a t Hanford, Florlda, on the flret Monday In the month of Auguet, l ) d :, which Is the 1th day of Auguet, Dd). Dated thle I d t h day of June, till. (Official C lerk 's Beal) A r th u r It. Reckw llh Jr. Clerk Circuit Court. HemInote County. Florida, Publish. J u ly 1, 9, |9, n , ]((). CDK*. North dt'17'11" W est for a distance of 14). 99 ft; thence North il'&O'IJ" W r i t for n distance of 19.19 ft, to tho p o i n t , of beginning. accordin g ' t o tho plat t h e r e o f a* re cord­ ed In Plat Book t l . Page It, Public Records of Bemlnnle County, Florida. Inclu ding specifically, but not hy ilia way of lim i­ tation, the following fixt u r f s ; J a c k s o n l i e . Hot W a te r Heater, Model C l i t , Herlal lit* * . DONE and O R D ER E D at Hanford. County of Hemlnole, Htate o f Florida, thla J lth day of Ju n a , 1991. (MEAL) Hon. A r t h u r 11. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk Circuit c o u r t Memlnole County. Florida. Uy: M artha T. Vlhten Deputy Clerk Gregory. Cour* A Pantello A t t o r n - r e for P laintiff led Ja c kson Htreet T a m p a I, Florida Publish Ju ly I, 9, Id. 1J, D 41 C D K -17 NOTICE OF APPLICATION P tlll TAN I1KKII (See. ISI.M F ie tig* s t a tu t e s e l m int NOTICE IM HEREBY OIV. KN, T h a t D. D. Denial the holder of the following c e r t i ­ ficate h a s (lied said certltlr a t e for lax deed tn he Ixsued thereon. Th* ceriK Icate num ­ be r t n l year n f leeuenr*, the description of the property, a n d the name to which It we* assessed a re a* fallows; C e rtifica te No. I l l Year of Issuance III* Dr serf pt l»B ef Propertri N 10* ft. of M i J l ft. of E 117 ft. of IV 3u0 It. o t N i l of MR '* of N K 1* of Section It T ow nship >1 Mouth Range t l East Name tn which assessed Lloyd F.. Uurrtll. All of said prope r­ ty being In the County of Hemlnole. Miate of Florida. Unless suen c ertific ate shall he redeemed mc.n>rdliig to law th* property deecrlbed In such cerllfliset* will be sold to the highest bidder a t tha frunt door of lha Memlnole County C ourt House a t Hanford, Flor­ ida. on th* f i r s t Monday In Ih* month nf Auguet. 194), which Is t h e 7tit day of August. 1911. Dated th is l i s t day e f Mey. 1911. (Of(trial C lerk 's Beal) A r th u r tl. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk C ircuit Court, Memlnole County, Florlda Publish J u ly L 9. Id. I t . 1911. CDK-11 e f t*9B) NOTICE IE H K f t m Y OtT* EX. T h a t t h e b older e f th e following c e rtific a te h a s filed la i d c e r t if i c a t e far t a g deed t o be Issued thereon. T be c e rtific a te n u m b e r e n d y e a r o f Issuance, t h e description of tb a property, a n d th e a s m s I* which i t w a s Bees need a r e eg folio we i Certificate No. I M I . T e a r t4 Issuance I t d l. I f*•CTifiiiH av r T B f i n j r i Iext 11 (L*se P t S o t RR) Blk. B W oodland H e ig h ts P U t Book 1 P a g e II. Name In which neeeeaed D. D. DanlsL AH of eeld p ro p e rty bee Ing In t h e C ounty of Hemlnole, Dials o f Florida. U nless t u c k c e r t i o r a t e shall be redeemed according to l a w t h e prope rty described tn such c ertific ate will be sold to t b e h ig h e s t bidder a t tha fro n t door of the Hemlnole County C ourt House a t Sanford. Florida, on the F f r f t Monday tn the Month of August, 1941, which la th e I t h day of August, l i l t . Dated thla I t t h day of J uu r till. (Official c l e r k ’s Beal) A r t h u r H. Beckwith. #PV c l e r k C ircuit Court. M«tiiliiole County. Florida Publish: J u ly I. I, Id. 1), 1H» CDK-I IN T E R c l R C t ' t l ' COURT O P T N R NINTH JUDICIAL C I R . C t r r IN AND FOR BHJ1INOLH COUNTY. FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY NO. 13IM W KMT BIDE F E DERAL M.AVINGM AND LOAN AMMOCIATtU.V, a Fe de ral Having! and Loan Association e a l s t l n g u n ­ der the lawe of th* United States of America, F la la tlff, -veRICHARD E. C . i n n . mud E V t . ELYNN M. CARR, hi* wife. D efendant* NOTICE OP I1 T T STATE OP FLORIDA TOi RICHARD E. CARR a a d E VI ELYNN M. C A R R , hla wife. whose resident-# Is Oakland Drive, OrlendR F lo rld a Tou a r e h ereby re q u ire d 9* file your a n i w e r or w r i t te n defenses. If any, in t h e abov* proceeding w ith the C lerk * r thle Court, a n d to serve * copy t h e r e o f upon the Plnln* l i t r e a tt o r n e y s , who*# names and address a ppea rs hereon, on or before the H i t d sy of July, t i l l , t h e n e tu r * of thl* proceeding be in g h eult for foreclosure of m o r t g a g e •gainst the following dee* crlbed property, to-w it: Lot 14 a n d th at p a r t o t I«*»t 11. OAKLAND HILldi, described a s follows! Be­ ginning a t a point on the c u r s e nf the E a s t rig h t- o f way tins of Knclao W a p a t the Intersection w ith th* s o u th e rly line of U il le: thence Mouth d l 'l d T S 4 E a s t alo n g lha so u th e rly line of Lot 19 for n die­ tetic* o f 111.91 f t ; theaod RaTICH OP APPLICATION FOR TAX D E E D (Sec. i m . i i Fleedda SSetwise e f letoy NOTICE IS H E R E B Y OIVKN. T h a t D. D. Daniel the holder of the following c e r t i ­ ficate h a s filed sold c e rtific a te for t a a deed to be Issued Ihsreon. Tbo certific ate Hum. her and y e a r of laeuance, the description of the property, end the name In which It w as assessed ere ae follows! Certificate No. I l l Y ear *f Issuance 1119 D e erilptle n e f P r o per t y l N H of K 791.Tl ft. o f W 117.11 rt of BWH (L ess WV4) flection Id T ow nship I* B R ange U East. Nama In which assessed David A Minnie Bush. All of said property be in g ta t h e County of Mtmlnole, S ta le of Florida. Unless such certific ate she ll be redeemed a ccording to law the property described tn euch certificate will be sold to the highest bidder e t th* front door of the Hemlnole County Court House a t Sanford. F l o r ­ ida, on the flret Monday In the m onth of August, t ld L which In the I l h d e y *1 August, 19*1. Dated thle l i s t d e y a< Mey, tilt. (O fficial C le rk 's Real) A r t h u r H. Beckwith, Jv* Clerk C lrsult Court, Seminote County. Florlda Publish J u ly I, 9, I I , I t , t ld L GDK-I7 IN TIIK CIRCUIT O M R T OP THIS NINTH JUDICIAL CIMC U T OP AND FOR SEMIN* III.Id COUNTY. FLORIDA. CHANCERY NO. ISIS* AMERICAN F E D E R A L BAV. INUM AND LOAN ASSOCIA­ TION UF FLORIDA, Flalatlff, va. ROBERT J. WELCH, a t US and e t al. Defendant* NOTICE OF SUIT IN kOUTGAtllt FOMliCLOaURM TU. EDMUND TIIUMI'MON and PA TRICIA THOMPSON, hi* wife, RKHIDKNCE: UNKNOWN AND TO: All parties claiming I ntite eta by, through, u n ­ d e r or a g a i n s t Ih* a f o r t sa id persons YOU ARE hereby notified (list a Cunililsln! to foreclose a certain m o r tg s g * encum ber­ ing tha following described reel property, to - wit: Lot It. WILLIAMSON It EIGHTH. according to the plat th ere o f a s record­ ed In P U t llook II, page Id. I'ubllu Recorde nf Hem­ tnole County, Florida, has been filed a g a in s t you la the ahuve-atyled suit, a n d yog ar* required to aorv* a copy "f your Answer or other Pleading to th* Complaint «n Plaintiff's attorneys. ANOERMON, RUSH, DEAN. LOWNDES A van den BERG, t i l E a s t Central Avenue. Ortendo. FlorId*, and file the origin al Ans­ wer o r o th e r Pleading In lha Office of the c ierh of t h e Cir­ cuit Court i,n or before th e Get d a y nf July. 1941. (f you full to do eo. a decree pre confee.o will be take n against vou for th* relief demanded •n Ih* Complaint. Thl* Notice ahsll be publlohJ •d nnc# a week for four consecutlv* w e eks In the Manfurd llerald. DATED thla I t t h day ef June, i m . (HEAL) A r t h u r II. Beck with, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court By M a rtha T. Vlhlou Deputy Clerk Anderson. Rush. Dean laiwndes * v s n den Berg Attorney* a n d Counsellors al Lew p 1* . * ^ * / Post Office t i n t m Boulevard g Orlando, F lo rid a Telephone t l l - t l l l P u M i.£ Ju ly 4 L 14 14 m i �-am Immediate Results Are Swifl A nd Sim ple Thru T h e Herald Classifieds. Ph. F.A 2-5612 flawifipH L CLASSIFIED INDEX Phone 322-5612 322-5613 Office 204 W. First & round 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 1. Transportation 5. Food 0. For Kent 1>A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Kent Real Estate Wanted 12 Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity ir,. 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 21 Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 20. Radio & 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 34. Articles For Sale 35. Articles Wanted Automobiles - Trucks Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas # d e a d l in e s CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: T ubs., thru Frl. - 2 p. M. (lay before insertion. Mon. - Sat. noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tues, thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day before insertion. Slop. - Sat. Boon. RESPONSIBILITY; The H en Id *111 Dot be re•ponuble for more than one incorrect insertion of your ad. and reserves the right to reTile or reject any advertisement from what ordered to conform to the policle* of this paper. An Investment, net an ex­ pense. Call FA 2-3812 for expert advice on a Herald advertising campaign. Legal Notice .lu tiri: For • t r n n \ rin > f >•:!:■» ok t \ x 1*1.11 Flarliln Sfjiliitr* •f N O T IC E l a H E R k f l Y OlY KS% T h itt I). I). Dnni«1 tli# !n>U#r o f t h e f o l l o w lin; cert I* f i e a l e h a s flle-i «alil c a r Ur leal# for lax d«#<| |r* b# I . . uni th ereo n . T h# certifies!# n u m ­ b e r a n d y e a r o f I m u i t i p #, th e description o f th # p r o p e r t y , • nil t h e ti4m o In w h i c h It w i t <l * n r n I«f| 4 r c A:• f i t 110 i. *: C#rtlt1e& U S o , M l v. »r t,i lARU4t)('t* 1!> D o o r l i ii i i K i u f I 'n t t i v r i y i L o t s 1 2 A 3 illk . K T r a c t 73 d a n ! * n l a S p r i n g * AtvonlJn if to 1*1a t # T hereof Itocorili*'il. U p o n th # Kulillo Re co rd # of tfomlnotc C ounty . Legal Notice i \ t iif . i o n i i r * <ii h r o r i in : j i n i r i 11. m i . m s h i < I I I. I \ %Ml FOR M U l \ « ni.i: t i l l \ l l # FI.Oil I I I \ . I IIAM l i l t \ Ml. I M R ‘ t:i i;il.M. NATIONAL MOitT- ‘.ABK A.^iJOCT ATlO.V. It-ratlon, a cor- llalullff. Vi. IIKRMAN IK. COl.EM AN *t«*t MAUY L E E COLEMAN, hi* wIf*, P* f« n.liinti. Kliiri.l.i m >i i< i: o r rr i % jN am # In m m 1 1. \«.r: i m i l l i . h m h i : iw4ril N. a E l l e n I t , H u t s o n A l l o f #4hi p r o p e r t y belni? In TU: l l - r m t n H- t'<j|vm«iu a n d Mi r v L«*<t Cotenun t h e CTountjr o f Hernlitvol*,, tit.t i e Add r#*sr *f If rile nti w n o f F l o r i d a. U n l e s s s u c h c#rtl* Yon. di f* rut i nIn. jir« l u r r H y f lentrt s h a l l he r M r o m e i ! ac> c o r d i n g to l a w t h e p r o p e r t y ii j f lf l o t t h a t ,i • •iniplalnt lu f'ufrcl o n *cr t : il n iin»rU* i - 1 d e s c r i b e d In s u c h c a r t Ifloat# lb * f iillriiA. In k iifi**ffJtoed m ill b« so l d to t h e h i g h ' *t b i d d e r a t th e f r o n t d o o r of p j p f r t v* tci writ: i 1 + i WE*\Tlt* th e Srm tnolo C ounty C o u rt EHHFIF.LP FI ItHT AOOIS t u n # n t Hatifnr I. F l o r i d a , o n TION, n rro n jln if to th# t h e f irs t M o n d a y lit t h e m o n th ftKit t h r u of, tin r«eord<Kt o f A u u u s t, 19(12. w h i c h Is th e In r u t Rook 13. i®. I t h d a y o f A u trust, 1943, i 1ii IJ i a 14#v»«v»I«* «t( swmin ► *»»*UB a t e d lit la H a t «l»y o f .May. 19«53 (U I c l i l C lerk 's A rthur II Rerkw lth. Jr., Clark C ircuit Court fiem ln o lo County, F l o ri d a rubTish J u l y », u . is, m s . f^PK - 1S M v rin : o r v rri.irv n n v ron r »\ m a n O f , , m l in PlarUlu .Mmol#, of m in i NOTICK IS HKKKItT OlVI N , T h at 1'. v i.t (tom,, t Si* hold#r of i h , following e tit ttta a t# lot# fiiwt »».‘i < , t , for tux to t'« Is#ii*<] th#r*on. Th# cfrtlfleat# i iu m h . r a n d f o r of l i m i l f . , th o daacrlptlon of th# pf"P *rty , and th* n » m . In which I , «r,tn a i i e . s c l »r# #» follow*! C e rtifica te No. 1154 T f i r of I i x i a n c a 1141. tlrorrlpll.il* o f Hrnprrtp, l o l l 1J A Kport.mAn’* Hlk. r»r*.lt»o. Pl*t tlook I, I h i t o I t A I t. Msmr In w hich »«««*»»<! C*r- <*r II. A Ruhr C lluchm»n. All of 4*1.1 p r o p .r l y b#tnu In lh» C ounty of Hrmlnol*. (flat# of Florid*. Uni*.* *u.h c«rtlfio*t« ihnll bo rrJMnio.i Accordion to low th* pronortr dotcrlbod In ouch e#ftltl<-»ta will b* (old to th* h u t h .i t bidder »t th# front d o . r of th # Stm ln ol# County Court ]fou«# *t S#nforJ. Florid*, on th* fir*t H o mti*y In t ho munth o f August, 1**1. which I# th# I t h d i r of August. 1HI. tigl.d thl# t t t h >Uy of Jun#. 1(41 l O f f l c U t C lerk'a S««lt A r t h u r It !>•' hwlth Jr. nt#rk Circuit Court, M rm ln o U County, r i a r lilt. Publtahs J u l y 1, (. 14. I t . 1(41 CDK -S v i r r u »: roH M iL O lt # ■ i I. i j i h n r i in ­ iir • U l i til ti ir m i u r NOTICK 1* H L l l K l i r OIVKN th*l lh# unl#r*!gn#d. Ar­ t h u r (I. tiackw ith, J r . Cl#rk of th# Circuit Court of s«mlnolo County, Florid# will ».h th# i l t h d » r of July. I»4J. d u r in g th# l*g*l hour* of ##l#> *t th# m ain door of tit# C .urt II ou. h of M.mlnol* 1 ‘ounty. r i o r ld u , ■ th th# c it y (if S t u ­ tor.1. Florid*. off#r f->r #»l# grid *#ll »t public outcry tu thg hlghg#t #nd b#*t blJd*r f o r c#(h Ih# following 6#*«rib#d p r o p i r t y #tlu»t#(l iu Sctnltiol# County, Florid#, t o ­ wn: Lot o f r T M#rlw.th*r'# Murv#y of IV li *>f d 1 itrri* of W*H of stv * . of N tV 1*, d#ctl 111 J). Town. »’'lp 1> S o u th Hung# >1 K#»t. P itt f#oord#d lu n * . d Rook 11». F ug. I I I Of fir 1*1 I t . cor | | of s« m |. nul# County, Florid* p j r .n u n t 1 i th* FI. .1 . Jr r" of Forodlogtir# . r . r . r . i Ih * ca#* pending In M id C (ft. th# *tyl« of whl th * Horn*#. I n c . u F lo rid * ■ rp>,r*tlon, Pla intiff. *• J*ut»» W. Roblnaon grid R ■•no >1K u b ln ao n hi # wtf*. |t#f#u l ml*, t n d th# dock#! uuiuP*r of which I# No. 1S157 W ITNESS my h»nd *nl th# • rtlcl#] »#»l or * * it < urt. «hl# I r l day of Ju ly , I d ; (HEAl-1 A r t h u r If. H* kwith. J r . • T#rk Circuit Court lly: M a r t h t T. V h l m Deputy Cl»rk Hurry M. MoUb. Attorney for Plaintiff t i l J e c k t o n 8tr*«t Tump* J. Florid* PuM tih c f'K -it Ju ly t, IM l t. Lost A- Found 1XJST: Wallet coniabnne driver'a litease, etc. Chandler Sharon Jr. 6C9 Magnolia. Shr relinked tu * • -t \ o *4 ro py of f o u r AniH »r o f 11!r iiltfr(21 i<« Ib r f ’diu [ l i hit on 1‘ 111 nti f f’a •tl*ni#y, JOHEMI M MIL IUHKO, l* <► , t »«i \ 2^3. Fern Park, H#tnlnnk i ' unly. F l o r ­ ida, g nd f llr tlae urlfitn il Vita- Rep or F k a i f l n r In fli» offtco of I h is d i r It r«f I h i r*lrr«i H Court on o r »«*for** t h i 3!**i day of July. 19(12. If y«m fail to do no, a d t o r r a pro cnnf«?P*o will h# u l t i t i iirAlrmt vmj for t!i« rrllo f drmundril in th* Com pi -i Int W J T N i : 8 R m r h a n d *n<1 o f f i ­ cial pen! o f o f f k t at Hanford. Htm lnnlo C o u n ty , thla 28th d ay o f Jun®, 1*43, Vrralb SWEETIR PIE By Nadine Seltzer WOULD like nnvy wife to share home & expenses with ■nothcr navy wife. KA g-Mow. U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! MEN-WOMEN, I8-W. b u tt high a» i 102.00 a week. Tieparatory training until ap­ pointed, Thousand* of job* open. Experience usually unnccesigry. FREE infor­ mation on jol'g, tslarieg. retlulieniuuU. Writo TODAY Ktvitii; name, address and phone, Lincoln Service, Box 40, c o Sanford Herald. I .M lb H 7-r "N e x t tim e she telle you sh e ’s a b ath in g b eau ty , AGREE w ith h e r!" fi. For Kent 6 . F o r lU n t ti. For Rent J BEDROOM furnished Apart­ 2 Unit At. Furn Apt. $.73 ment. FA 2-0041. 2101 Magnolia FA 2-3931 F U RN IS H E D Apartment. Clean and close in. Jimmie KUHN. Apt. 2300 Mellonville. NICELY furnished 3 room Cowan. 3231013. Apartment. Private hath 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen FURNISHED 1 bedruom Dup­ FA 2-3303. lex. FA 2-3010. equipped. $73. FA 2 5303. UNFURNISHED 2 - bedroom For real automobile bar­ 3 I1R. Frame House. Partly house, kitchen niutpiw'd. g a i n s , check the Herald class­ furnished. Near NAS. Not FA 2 3(131. fancy hut cheap rent. $12.30 ified display section. week. FA 23219. I.ARGE 2 bedroom Trailer on targe take. Adults only. I'h. EFFICIENCY Apt. 611 I'ark. FA 3-73478. Apartment on i\ t h i: in in r h i* t h i : EFFICIENCY rm v n 4 i im . f . u : m v u u : First St. Near 2 clly free FURNISHED 1 b e d r o o m * tn \ t \ . ri.m iiiiA , house, latrge room*. $fkj • parking lots and shopping in 1*11011 a t i :* mo. FA 2-8341. stores. No utility charges. In rt ; l U I n t n i.f UL’HTAK . M t r i n it JOlINHON Suitable for couple or sin­ FURNISHED I & 2 Bedroom flectin 4. gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. m a i i* i m i n i m u iM i Apartment. Newly decorat­ I'l ll'I IN N II VV INI. I ’l A H h Store. ed. Quesnel Apt. Apt. 7. 404 m i h i : n an i l l a •# ai n n r n a i i i I . M Au : i E. 14th St. 322 8194. FCHN. Apt. FA 2-0017. Y*»ti niiil ciu‘h «tf y o u «rp h r r t h y n l l f k d a n d rn tm lrfd W K L A K A APARTMENTS: i i pre-•■nt n n y c l o i n i i m id Up * FL'RN. Apt. Close in. phone Rooms private baths, t i l tviotldo w h i r In you, or t l t h r r iU FA 2-2800. > "Uii may hti^ tliw *»• W. First SL tur*. or «it*}*T \ K A H T l i r i t Jf ItINHl IN, iln'fiia rit, liilc rtf “ CLEAN quiet Rooms" The VERY largo 3 Bedroom t4l-J C o u m y , ti* i h t Kounty Gables. FA 2 0720. .iiilif f o f Mprutroslp Kcnifily, Home in Loch A nar. $140 F l fO d n , *#t lit 4 «|f f k P ft! I fill•* per month. FA 2 7301. ( 'Mir h m ^ of *uId i 'o i i n i y at Legal Notice • f iIt p f l r i t iiuhtlrMlIon o f thi* hulli'p, T u i* i><t[i|n *»f n u ll l I t I in o r *Ir u i i foil Atm11 bn In w r itin g , m o t nhnll n t u t t lh» id4co of rpnltkfH'f* m d o n t <»f* fh ** nddrt*i»i nt |!m v \ Imnnt. trill nh.ill hn nHi»ru 1** liy Iht* r l »l m a n t, h l a a ir ri t, o r mtor* »'**v utut ripcnmtnin »*d t»y m fit I bhjt f r o o f tino <]olNr a n d *uih ■1»1m nr it*-Miami not «u flltd Stitll bn Void, A L I I F R T JO lI N J m V A* iKlrnlnlit r *o>r o f t h t K t to tn n f 4R N T A K AHT i l l JIt J< i|INX"N. dpr* 4t*d P u h tio h : J u l y 2. 3, !«, 23, m 3 rwf-i Legal Notice '" 'in ; III* A I T I .fl AT i l l * F«M« TAX IIKKI) I lit, ill I I ii r Id a PYafulra |N rr, 4*1 HHIH NOTIKK IH llK I lK H T 43IVKN, T h r u U. I) l u n i r l Iba hi»M#r <»f t h e fi»lb»w i H|$ e r r t t fl*w4t# h a a fll#.| a a l d c*rtlfb*4 tt f u r tax, d##it tu bn Uvii#d t i i p - r n n Th# r r r t t f k n f # rtutu* b * f a n d y t a f o f l■«U4nl,|*. th a r j a a r r l p t l o n o f t h a proparty* ■ mil Hi# n 4 Hi# lu which it w a x a a n t f f t d i r o 4* f tllo w i; C # r t l f l e n t o No* I I I T e a r u f ! as ii am** Iff® 1)#■«•»l|»<Ion #r Property H 2S ft. o f I^ot• 16 A 17 41•#48 N i r r i r n «»k % r n i r a t i ii n F o i l TAA IIF K II 4 * r r . III 1,1 (| ITiit | d ji n i ■«i nf rn of m i n i NUTIKR IH I I K R E I I T Cl | V KN*. T h a t D. I> t u u l r l I h t P. O. Rov h il I r r nf th # fulloH rig r *rtl* F # m P a rk , Ha. f Icato h a t flltd Mil ■•rtlf|r*t# P u h l l a h l J u l y J, *. I*. 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F l M l F C f .t K I UK Ihe p ro p e rty d#a« rlbttl In •uch TO I C A R L l. D and re rtlfl' at# will t»e mkM to th# IM iltO TItr J MUTL.BR. h ish e at b i d d e r at th e front till wlf*, do i r of th e Hemtnolo County MFMIH m i wn Kiiurt I b m i # a t H anford , Flor­ A M I T i l l %It pair Mr* cU tinlnff ida. tin t h e f i r a t M o n d ay In IfC• r ♦ *t * by, t h r o u g h , u n - t h e m o n t h n f Anmi>)t, 1911, d - r o f agafOftt t i l t a! which tn the At n day of ■aid prtrtqn* A u t u i t , 1963Tor ARK h a r a h y h o t l f l a t t h a t # 4* Jtnpi* in t to fnf#c]ofl# 1)13 x r t r r * i n mtirfif j ir# #noi*tnb#r- (Uffle U l f ' l . f k *a JkaD IrtK th# followl ' k d iflQ tib lJ A r u i o r It. INck with, J r , r i a l p ro i #ft|T, <■»• Will! Cl e r h Olricu lt C o u r t , ’Iu : t lake La! 21 Ha m lnol* C o u n ty , Florida !*«> CAJWEIo- P u b II a Ii J u l y S, >. 16. 23. IMS. ADD! T IO N C D K * t9 W 2i ft. A K 81 (1) Blah p u n K U n t a t i o n F l a t Houk l ! *.i Kn 69 N u n t 11 OK A1*1*1.14 ATMN F ill! TAN II83FH (S»e, m i . t« I'ltsrlat# Wfaiulww uf IIVIIM JJOTK’B IS n e . n i . u r o t v t v , T im 0 t) l u n l a l th# htdiler nf th# foil o w l i t f r t r i l * f Iv a le hat III*'! nalld c e r t i f i c a t e tor t a i <leed to h e laautd th # r#on T h# c e r t i f i c a t e Punt* b#r a n ! y l a f o f l««uatice* th e tlsscr !pUun ss f th# p\ of>ar Sir. a n d lh# n a m a In whl uh it was 884*«sf<J a r # a a f'»Ilowa: C artlfkA is \ a . toa Y t a r of I s f u u n r t 1866 !)#«rrl|»f 1**1 «*r I 'r u p M i ! f#sit ? Lilt* IUak«« H#vislun uktn P U t U »$k • P-Hia lh l «r at- Naina In whl i h >i4#a*»#<i ,\a • t h s n i s l 4 l u a a HUka. All <*f im i n t lo d In th a ibllflh* sa id p r o p a r t y batnv In I T l i l t NatU C o u n t y o f l U m l n o k , Mists of 114 unc# m « »AN- F l o r i d a . t'n l# # « tu cf i r t r i l * flcml# sh :ill lie rriil*scun"l a*** Ft Mil) IIKIULD f J u l y curd In a lt» law tha p ru p srty t ’ATKD t h l a # t u <J d a s c r l h a d In aucli c a r t i fl c a t # IMS. will ba aold t o th# b i i h s s t (HEAL) t th* front door of .\rth tir H Ti« k w l t h . J r b t d d t r a t tha riamtni'.l# « uiinry Court C l a r k uf ♦. ir cult C o u r t 11o u s t a t Han ford . F l o r i d a , >m lly: M a r t h a T. V i h k n t h a f i r s t M o n d a y In i h a mofith ik liu ty Clark of Aiitfuat, 1163. w h ich Is (h# An d r r*on. Hush, I" am. l l h d a y o f A usual# 1961 f*4)wu<i## A »a t t d«n |i#rif At Lu nv> • a 1.1 C o u n t* H o rs a' L a u d t h l a 3 1 st day of Mai Lett W ( O f f i c i a l C i s r k a M#a1> SSI L a s t * > n t r a l I J ju I s *#^*! A r t h u r II b sc k w lta # Jr . P o l l «'f l u # U ** 33*1 C l a r k C i r c u i t C o u r t. O fiim lt), F l o r i d a M»mtnnU 8*»untv Florida r -• 1 P o b l l s ’t J u l y 3. 3. 16, 1363* CJj UM li awn flla d In tit*1 f i r colt C o u r t, N i n t h Juilhfln! C ir c u it n f F l o r ­ id a, tn an I for Hcrnlnula C o u n ­ t y , In t h#u • r> w h a r s l n I'a tlt lunar, flic 'll a l i t* II RA N IBOTTOM i##ks to a d o p t a o a r t a l n whtfa. m ala cblMi, l o ­ ta It. KKVI N DA VID WIIJION, t h a s a p raaaflta ar# in ca u s a a n d r a u u l r a you to b# a n d a p ­ p e a r b«fur« tn # ih uvt i t i l i d day Court umi ihs A U f u l t , A D. 1863, t h a n i l t o w t l i f f # Tri CAUt*. If • ny y.»u why th # r«'4U#«t of th # h#r#l» #L' u l•1 tMif 1»• « rant#) 1. 1l#l • i n UII Hrit #!*# A !>#• <*r## P m Co rtf# ..* ill bo • n* t#r#J te# • t h a t y o u ai .a th # c#u«# lift . #i I • a f u n # . \\ I I N han d , n 4 o f . f lclal s C lark u f 111# C ircuit *I it Hi J u lii Ul 4. |f| 4 nd fur Circuit H# ml nul# C u u t i i y . th is J I t h J a » Of J u f i r . A D, 1363. A r t h u r ?f p a r k w ith , Jr. Cl' rk o f C i r c u i t Co u r t lly : M a r t h a T. V lh U n P C Jo»pph M. Mura«ko i»Ht t h«r «i»f 44 r<* rd#.! Ibiok II. V » * 1 . r!« Ri i t ml* 114)1# * oyril y , F lo rl t l i , h#« b«$n f ll# l i « « l n i t ) *'* In d suit, Rm! jtgii th# ab o v ei f # r#4|utr #•! rri i#rv* a r o p y nf Art* w # f o r ntH#r yuur r t i t d l n i r to t h t Com pUltil l i i l n t l f f * a t l T B P ) < ANHKH SO.N. DCA.V. M»\VN 123 D K 8 A v 4 n 4 * 0 Bf ado, K4*t Ctnf r >» A v t n u t . [loot Florida «n fi11 1hi* i t f III Aniw »r u r of t h t Iht offli-t » rt tht C ir c u it C u u r 43. If Tth 4-iy » t A'j f u dtcrtt y o u f»U tu d o r I ' i'I LOW Munthlv payments. 3 Bedrooms, den. 2 baths, Small Repair, — Painting central Air-Cond. Lake pri­ Phone- FA 2 7983 vileges. U2 Lake Minnie FURNISHED 2 B c d r o u n Dr. FA 2-7849. 25. P ln n b tn g S c rrie M house. 2481 ralmello. Call PLUMBING FA 2-0274. Contracting Repairs 3 BEDROOMS, IH baths. THE TIME TESTD FIRM FREE ESTIMATES Large lot and children wel­ 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 R. L. HARVEY come. FA 2 3609. 204 Saniord Ave. FA 3-: BARGAIN HUNTER 2 BEDROOM Horn-. Furn. This is it. S. Sanford. Near 27. Special Service* Large yard and garage. H U t 3 Rooms 4 bath on $73 mo. water furnished. nice shady lot. furnished FRIGIDAIRE Children welcomed. if wanted. Empty Auguit Sales A Service FA 2-9997. 2. All this for $3800. 'C all G. H. HIGH 668-4601 Enterprise. Be glad 1700 W. 1st St. Saniord t BEDROOM House. Furnish­ to show 6>u inside A out. Ph. rA 2-3013 ed on targe lot. $80 a month. FA 2-0697. LAWNS Renovated • Aerate Remove Thatch - Chinch 2 ROOM furnished Apartment. Bog Spray (VC-13) « Ferti$66. Include, water A elec­ Office FA 22118 * • —Ph. FA 2 4244 tricity. FA 2-8344. Night FA 2-0618 MANSFIELD LAWN SER. 323 0700 2 BEDROOM Trailer. For in2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fta. Piano Tuning and Repair formation. FA 2-3032. W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4220 HOUSETRAILKR with ca­ 3 BR. Home. 202 Laurel Dr Good location, kitchen vIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ bana on large private lot, equipped. Low down pay­ tios etc. Free estimate. Ph. Adulta. FA 2-8087. ment. Assume loan. A real 322-3306. 2 ROOM Apt. with private saving. Call FA 29472. bath and entrance. 618 MelWELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, A SPACIOUS 3 Bedroom, 1Vk lonville. FA 2-6420. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS bath home with fenced yard All Types and Sixes FUHN. 3 Rm. Collage, with 4 near playground. LOW We Repair and Serview screened porch 4 carpurie. MORTGAGE at 4 4 % . S T I N E Located on Monrue Rd,, LOW DOWN PAYMENT. Machinery and Supply Co. Lake Monme. Tnd house S. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 26432 of Lake Monrue Baptist Seminole Realty Church. $13 00 per mo. Plus -SMITH Aur-Cundltkm Refri­ utilities. Ph. FA 2-7091 af­ 1901 S. Park Ave. geration service. All work ter 6:00 weekdays or Ph. guaranteed. Very reason­ FA 2-5232 anytime FA 2*3837. I .can' message. able in price. Day FA 2-7434 6 ROOM Ilouae. Store build­ Night FA 2 2069. FURNISHED 2 b e d r o o m ing. Wonderful locution for House. $13 a munth. Call small grocery business. 2 322-6866. Lot*. 86,509. fl.mio down, LAWN SERVICE balance $61.09 per mo. 799 Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ 2 BEDROOM llousetrailer. isfaction guaranteed. Pb. W. 9th or 713 W. 9th St. Water 4 tights furnished. FA 2-1117. *60 a mo. FA M8B2. home. 2333 El Capltan Dr. FA 2 0180. Jim Hunt Really AIR Conditioning - Refrigera­ tion men needed. We train you. TooW and e<iuipmcnt lu mis lied. Write C.T. 1. Box 33, c o Herald. JOH (ecurity can be yours by preparing now for coming Civil Service exam*. For in­ formation writo NATION­ AL TRAINING SERVICE INC. Box t3A c o SANFORD HERALD. 12. Real Estate For Sato *2, BalM • P itot • R*F#ir 34. Art k its P ar Sato St. Johns Realty 3. Ftlucalion • Instruclion <HKAL» In l*Ut Tuos. July 9 , ’65— I’urc Dl6. For R«nt 2. N o tices • P e rso n a ls County* f i »*r!ii t. ii.m bffln flf*d n walnut you In iMtiJ rtl, Ffarithi* w i t h i n tfi# 4bov#*-»»!r.t mitt and y«*u < ! r I »r in<*nthi from I h t time are Oonfnrb K a m a In w h ic h i» u t* * i1 C, l* At Urma fl. T a y l o r . VII of i*M p r o p e r t y brlnic In th# t*t*unty o f Hcmlnol#, Htat# nf Florid* l i n k s # su rti c a r t If lest# ahatl b * r t d a aimad ac c o r d Irur to law I h a p r o p e r l y d* acrlb a I In such cartlfleata will b# auld t<* t h a h l * h * « t b i d d e r a t tha f ro n t d o o r « f t h a f k m ln o l * C o u n ty C o u r t Hon## a t Hanford* F l o r ­ ida* o n th # f i r s t Monday In t h # m o n t h o f A u g u s t, IMS. w h lo n is th « s t h day of A u « u s t 1963 L a t a ! t h l a l i s t d s y o f Msy 1M1* ( O f f l H n l C l a r k 's H##l) A r t h u r II Its kwllh* J r , | C l a r k C i r c u i t Co urt. Hajnlnoia C o u n ty , F l o ri d a P u b l i s h J u l y 2. 9. If. 23, IMS O DK-16 Ik T in: tim i i r riM itr. N't ATII JI llh I ll 4 IIIM I I 4)1* IT. 4111 III \ IN 6 NII 11)1 ATI. ar.MIAOl.F tn tM T :iit FMII Nt). i.uir tit i b a 31 a t t a r o f l h a A doption oft KEVIN DAVID \\ ll#ii#S by ttlchar>l li Itansbottom Mil i i i : in allow < %taii m i: a rm : or T ilt T K It H K N C K w 11AM•N (Placa o f i i ....... n t OLK.NN Itasld s n ca Un­ known » NOTICE IH HL rilCur OIVKN t h a t a Hw>*rn Palllton has (SKAL> A r t h u r M Ua n A lth . J r . C l # r h of th# C ircu it C o u r t, \ 1II Ul Jull< #1 'Circuit o f K lo rIJ o U / M i r t h # T. Villi# i i . !> . i i u f dJo n V. P r# 4 i r k h A lt iftioy f u r I • H t k h t r I U F ini: I 'u m n u r t Ul Hlrte au l., J. K i r k I ' U t t P O. B u s 17>S K*nf» •if, rtorMh Ptlbl J u t ) 2 , %, l i . IS, •ctU i-l. SALE OR TRADE teens, mesa kits. Navy Surplus, 810 A w. FOR your sewing Army- needs. MILADY’S SHOPPE - Of fine Febrka 106 S. Park Ave. SHALLOW WELLS k PUMPS Jerry Lord FA 2-3219 *3.40 PER MONTH ASSUME payment! on Singer nrnnd bobbin Sewing Ma­ chine equipped to ilg ta g and make button bole*. With guarantee. Balance o( 6 payment#. FA 2-Mll. READY MIX Concrete, wtndow sills, lintel,, atept, blocks, sand, cement, rock, pipe, »te«l, grrese traps, dry wells, itcpplng atones. Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-8751 I t per day rental for Elec­ tric Carpet Shampooer with purchase of Blue Lustre. Carroll's Furniture. WASHING MACHINE. Used about t year. Excellent con­ dition. «7G. 2 Chests, |1 0 each. Organ small electric $50. Luggage rack $10. 114 SaiMima Dr. FA 2-2700. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS On Repossessed Merchandise Unpaid Item Original HaL ’63 Port. T.V. $130.93 g 83.79 63 Port. T.V. $139.96 8103.70 '63 12' Refrig $279.93 $138.80 Pori. Stereo $ 69.93 $ 29.80 '83 Power Mower f 34.95 $ 33.00 '62 Auto Was tier *289.93 $186.30 '52 Port. T.V. $179.95 $ 39.93 II. R. POPE CO., INC. Payments to suit YOUR bud­ 2M> So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 get. FIRESTONE STORES TRACTOR work, mowing, Cor. of 1st k French discing, blade, scoop. 322-0244 FA 2-7064. YOU pick Purple Hull Crow­ 29. Automobile Service der Peal. $1.30 8 bu. Ph. FA 2 0803. * Auto Glass, Topa A Sea' Covers USED Lawn Mowers. Rtfrk* geralor, and atoves. AUTO GLASS & Poovey's Sales k Service SEAT COVER CO. 3rd k Magnolia 394 W. 2nd SL FA 2 9032 ALL WORK GUARANTEED WOMEN'S white shoe style Chteaao Roller Skates. fUaw 7. Good condition. $7410. AUTO GLASS Call FA 3 8841. Air-Conditioning 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equipped Home on large hit. HUTCHISON Ocean front VIIA 4 4 - mortgage with Apartment. Daytona Beach. only 17 years to go. $3300 FA 2 0699. equity. Can he refinanced with nothing down or will 9. Fur Sule or Rent trade on smaller house, acreage, lots or cor. Ph. 2 UDItM house. 817 Catalina. FA 2 6137. 2 BH. House. Air-Condition­ HOME AND er. Sale or rent with option ORANGE GROVE to buy. FA 2-2289. Large 3 bedroom home on PIN EC REST. 3 Bedroom*. 3 20 acres near Interstate 4. baths. Flu. room, built-in 16 acres in 3 year old Ham­ oven 4 range. 164 E. Jen­ lin* in GOOD CONDITION. kins Circle. 322 M37. Here ie your chance to " r n n » »m e real money 2.25 ACRES of Sub irrigated while enjoying all Ihe land. For information call FURN. 4 Room, 1 Rid room INSTALLED benefit* o( country living. A FA 2 4069. Apt. Water furnished. Ad­ rare bargain at f29,uuo. Senkarik Class nnd Paint l l ^ u t o T O b ^ ^ ^ T r ^ o ult*. 323 0389. Company 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath. Kit­ BUYING A NEW eg 210 Usgnolis Ph. FA 2-4622 chen equipped. 123 W. Cole­ 4 BED ROOMS. < ball), florida USED CART * Stemper Agency man Circle. Pinccrest. room, patio, aircondition FINANCE IT WITH US 31 A. Petn REALTOR - 1NSUROR ed. In Locb Arbor. I'lmne HI. R eal E ntnte For S ale ♦ Low Ini#rest Rates FA 2-8393. FA 2-4991 1911 S. French A*& BOSTON Bull Terrier Pup­ ♦ Low Monthly Payments pies. Ilrg. 6 weeks old. FLORIDA STATE BANK NEW Hrick Home*. 8 Bed­ Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. up FA 2-6187. Surplus City 2t>| W l«t Stenstrom Realty rooms. 2 full tuuh*. Good lo­ 1936 C1IEV. 2 dr. HT. R * H. cal lull. $!5U down, $78,(H) FREE for good home. 3 323-27 W. R E N T A HKD Real Estate—Mortgages month old "i Cocker male per month. Mumu* Jarvis. Rollaway, Hospital A Baby W N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 Puppy. Iluuse trained. Call 1954 2 door MERCURY V-B. 322-1610. Beds. Ravenna Park FA 2-7403 Stick. Phone FA 2-8324 332 8811. By Day, Week, or Month 16. Female Help Wanted F.veninga after 5:39. CARROLL'S FURNITURE FA 2 3077 FA 2 3820 FA 2 8360 PART time, full time. If you 53. Furniture '60 AUSTIN Healey Sprit*. Ph. FA 2-3181 IIS W. 1st St. are balking fur an out nf Used (uiulturv, appliances, BY OWNER. 3 llcdrrn. con Good rond. FA 3-9618. FURN. Apt. 600 S. Park. Ihe ordinary lype Job and tools, etc. Rought • Sold. Crete block Home, shaded are interested In beauty Larry's Mirt 213 Sanford LEAVING Town, must sell lot on beautiful lake. Ph. 2 B E D R O O M H o u se unfurn­ '37 Olds. 2 door sedan. secret*. Call (23-7374. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4131 FA 2-2096. ished. Kitchen equipped. $66 Stick. Clean. Runs good. a mo. Limit t child. 2434 G! IlLS wanted. Apply at WANTED reliable couple to JOHN E. FOX *293. FA 28841. Cedar Ave. Nitty Auto Rath. No book­ take up monthly payments REALTOR keeping. 2list French Ave. of $13 30 on 3 complete 19377 4 door CIIF.V. Bel Air, 323 0330 2 II E D It O O M unfurnished 110 N. Park Ave. auto ^ans. I new Urea. rooms uf furniture. Call House. Kitchen electrically 3 BEDROOM. IU bath H uu m - 17. .Mule Help Wanted TE 1 1311, Casselberry, col­ 323 0672 after 5. equipped. FA 2-6830 after in Ravenna Park on lake, WANTED: Carpenter* and lalect. 6 P- in. 37. IkMta • M otor* liver $2999 •qnlty for $269. burviH at ^NAS, CunatrucFHKK E8TIMATK t i l Hatxuma Dr. FA 2 2700, W x H* UOUS ETRAI LG II, 2 lion suriing Monday morn­ Upholitermg 6 Mattress ren­ bedroom*; Adult* only; $30 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, fla ing by 1’eBcoek Construc­ ovating New k Used Furni­ Gateway To Th* Waterway Hobson Sporting GootU munth. FA 2 3«Ha. 8.30 til tion I n. Apply main gate. It ill. Cool shade trees. Low ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Your KVINHUDE Dealer 3:30 after « FA 2 7631. down payment. 322**433. put Co., it 708 Celery Ave. 304 6 8 E. 1st Ph. FA 3-3961 | tU. .Situation* W nnted E. Jenkins Circle. FA 3-2117. LAKE MARY. 3 Bedrooms, 2 SWAP, a* Cabin Cruiser for CHILDREN kept. FA 2 4182. baths, air-condition. Lake LOOK! LOOK! Sell U» Yuur 1 urntture. (Juick smaller (Lhing beat. 1’h. front. FA 2 8 m A Home with a lot of living Child Care FA 12274, Serve* With lh* Cash. 322 Jilt. apace on a lot luV a 149' SUPER TRADING POST NICELY furnished targe 2 In Loch Arbor. 3 tb-drooiii, WILL do tUbyalltmg and will 14 ft. /I MME L 30 hp. elec. FA 7 0677. HR 2-bath apartment. Ph ■lay weekend*. FA 2-51)49. Kvinrude, gator trailer. I.Ik* 2 bath#, A BONUS go*, FA 2 3668. 1*1J .Sanford new. $178. FA 2-H80.1. with this home. An approv­ LICENSED CHILD Care ill. ArticIcN F u r S ale Ave. _____ - i . _____ i-'-L*___ U . —'I B ed CD full out shelter. Price FA 2-8481. ALUMINUM Furniture re ­ 3,H. Motorcyclew - Scooter* $16,0(8). Monthly payments vsebbed cheaper than you *192.54. 21. Ilaauly Salon* can do it yourself. Bring 1939 BARLEY Davidson. FL . M r r i t K ut* t r r i . H t T i i i * 74. 4730. Real's Used Cars. it in Hie Furniture Center. SPECIAL D i l l T l % or.1311 I ith k Sanford Ave. Seminole Realty Ilia) French Ave. f i t r . Ill I, IH r h i r M t N | n l n | t « Cit *N Curl Beauty Simp ul II»IU) Cold Wave $6 U3 complete XUTIC K Ik IIKKKIIV G I V ­ 1901 S. Park Ave. EN. T b i t I *# * U Ham#, lh# 0|N-n evening by appt. FA 2 3232 anytime hu1(|#r o f ih # fulliikti n# c t r 318 Palmetto Ave. 322 0831 t l f i c t t # h#« fit* I • ii>! c t r i l f l cut# f o r U l ct <•#•1 lifi b# lltkiVrl IMMEDIATE Occupancy, two I h t r t o i i T h # c t r 1 1fU'ttt mini3 bedroom model Humes. HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK t i t r t n l j t i i r uf l i i u i n e t . th# LMN Enterprises, I n c . Complete Ser. Eve. Appt’s. ______ SAVE of th# p f n p t r l y , t ‘16 I I HEY’. Convertible, Equipped FA 2-3742 t m t l h # n t n i t lit w hich It w i « Highland Ave, Umgwwd 103 So. Oak _________ 1193 I'Jill) CIIBV, I Door. 6 Cyl. . . .... tti «r« # t fUt It o t ; TE 8 » l l . r t f | | f | u i i t t NVj, IJd i T ttr tf 1939 l HBV.4 Dour V-S. Auto.,PowerSir. — ~ 11S3 llittliiti !J<1: 1938 I ItEV. 4 D«*>r, Y-a, Aulu. .................... $93 IMMEDIATE Occupancy, t |lr«s*rl|il luu uf I’m p f r l j ■ 1937 I'llEY. 2 Door It. Top, Aut'X, Power —-------- 993 Alt (l.#B# T»n«l#Woovl H#rt. bedroom air • Conditioned. l i o n T W O A l*«rt !»•#-• In 1937 til II h I Hour, Auto., Air Coed. —.... 393 I In f u n i o u . n a m e m u s i c a l Tee *N Green Estates. Ph. «MUt l<)S !*»«« i 17 At Dim 1933 FORI) I Door. V-6, .Yutix ., ______ ____ 395 equipm ent; tu B a rs. d ru m s, Pun# HI) Utk J* Tttijit** 322-2744. w u u d H t j i U l I 'i a t Uriuk J 1956 FORD I Door Station Wagon ...... 393 ss isp lto n e a , o r g a n ., etc. !*»•# 11 3 BEDROOM, Honda room, N t m t In w h i c h i M M i i ! IVtllTERMS larje yard with sprinkler l*«ra (*. I*h!t II u*. J r , Int, Big Value On ’trade Ins. .ill o | hi (|| pioptll# btlnic system. Good ncighiHirlmuit. t n t it# Couioijr o f I t m l h o t r , Rrfinlshiug & Repair Work Inquire at 2411 Summerlin. I t l U of F l o ri d * , t h l v i t ftoeh c v r t t f l c a t # «h«ll b« t Guitar leasuna by qualified 1961 FilKD Gslaxle 2 Door, !(, Top, Auto. ......... 1693 tccordldM to l i w th # p r u p « r t y 194 WEST to ST. t e a c h e r # . Frre tryout. 1961 Y1EUCUItV » Door. Auto., Air fond........... — 1893 d#>. r l b t d In «uch o t r t l f l r t t # Phune fur appuintmenU, NEAT 2 bdrm. Homi- in good wltl h« t o l d u» th# tilg h # at I960 OLDS Convertible. Power, AirCund.............. . 1993 locution, total price uuly blddflr a t t h * front -1 -or u f t h t 10'. OFF IS3* < in \ 4 Dour lllwreyne, $ CyL ------ ■»■■■....- t$3 htniliiuU (Jaunty Court )luu#<* V49oi> with $.>99 down and « t Hunfaird, FiurUI#, a n the 193* FORD »» Ton Van Body ..................—.. 89.3 bal. with luw monthly pay­ ON \.\ V VIEl(( II AN DIKE f l r a t MoiivJ#/ In th# m o n t h of 19itu FHIID <1 Ton Plrkup .......$93 THIS WEEK ONLY A u g u « t. I ) G , which I# th# ment of 4(9.39. 1937 OLDS 4 lluor Aulu, Power ----- -------------- 794 Mh «ft*«.> a f AugitMf. I ’1^3. (o: tidal t:l#fk’a htaU SANFORD .MUSIC 1933 PONTIAC I Door. Aulu. ____ — — ----- 2*5 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS A r t h u r I! H w k w l t h J r . CENTER 1933 FOKD Y, Tow Pickup ------ -------- 293 C?l#rk C ircu it C o u r t. MomRealtor tn'il* Criuntr, F to rld * 2313 PARK W E. R a y m o n d I u n d q n i d . A * in. ' P l l h l ia h : J »i> i. J. U , 23, I J i J . jt» t; -*ud hi'. JJuJ PARK AYE. I’ll. 323-9*61 FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 8. Bench Itenlnlw Legal Notice HOLLERSo/SANFORD SAVE! SQUARE DEAL CARS (w �Attorneys For Hoffa Accuse Justice Aides WASHINGTON (UPI) - A lew crackdown oa financial transactions with Cuba la ex­ pected to make it difficult for Cuba to deal ia dollars any•h e n la ths world, U. 8. of­ ficiala said today. The acw regulations block more than $30 million In Cu­ ban assets in U. S. hanks, prohibit unlicensed transfer *f dollars to or from Cuba, and bar unlicensed transac­ tions with Cuba «r Cuban na­ tional* or transactions involv­ ing Cohan property. In effect, the order ban Cuba from nsa at the U. S. hanking system, tor example, la transmitting fond* for pur­ poses of auhversion elsewhere to Latin America. It lo aimed at such eases «a the arrest of a mao in Ecuador last month on chargea of being a Cuban agent, •h o had $29,000 in U. S. currency ia his possession. Because any transaction in dollars, even through foreign banka, at some point Involves a clearing operation with a U. 8. bank, officials believe the order also will prevent Cuba from trading* in U. S. currency with other countrie*. The regulations could af­ fect Cuban diplomatic opera­ tions in Latin American coun­ tries, where moat financial transactions are based on the dollar. For example, the fi­ nances of the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City alwayi have been handled through U. S. banka. The Cuban peso is un­ convertible. Traffic Signal Bid At DeBary By N n . Adam Mailer * The DeBary Business and Profaaskmal Woman's Club held a dinner-meeting at the home of the president, Bert Lederhaus, on Plantation Rd. *I7ie president gave her re­ port an the convention held In Jacksonville, which she and her daughter, Mary Ann, attended. The group voted to send a letter to the State Road De­ partment requesting installa­ tion of a traffic light at (he High Banka Rd. and Highway 17-93 Intersection. Miss Dirts Hoppe, of Jackson Heights, N. Y,, was a guest at the meeting. The next meeting of the club will be a splash partyami covered dish supper at the home of Marie Accardi en Hibiscus Dr. DeBary Firemen Sponsor Dances By Mra. Adam Muller The Dctiary Volunteer Fire­ men sponsored two dance* last week In the Recreation Hall. Entertainment was provid­ ed i t the Fourth of July dance Thursday night hy Vola I<amlHTt*on with vocal and piano selections. Harold Jenkins was In charge of the entertainment at the Saturday night dance. Mr. and Mrs. J. tJumnry gave an exhibition of the "Cha-Cha." Helen Sweeney did ihe “Twist" ami Mr. and Mrs. William Slrlpp danced a specialty number, “ Danc­ ing In Ihe Shadows." The entire group danced to the favorite, “White Stiver Sands." Harrison Bernritter, who was in charge of the refreshtnents served “ fire-ball" hot dogs, with ail the trimming*, coffee and soil drinks. The next dance is schedul­ ed for Saturday. July 20, from 8:00 to 11:30 p. m. Fast W orker JACKSONVILLE (U I'I)—A woman told police here Mon­ day her boyfriend: —Offered her a Job, —Toll her lie owned nine bouses and had 2126.MJU in the bank. —Offered lo marry her. —Borrowed SICO. —Disappeared. Police were looking for Die suilor, described as 9-fect 7 and weighing ISO pound*. Option Fielder LOR ANGELES (UPI) — Tbe Lo* Angelr* Angel* have optioned outfielder F r a n k huatiu to Ituwuil of the P a­ cific C«Mt l.tagua on gt-hour “ •1 J1 * i H 11 yi-K * former Th« picture which won the ly, of title and an award for Sin. Harria wai a portrait of her . f i NASHVILLE. Tenn. (UPI) — Attorney* for Teamsters president Jam et R. Hoffa aey that the U. 5. Justice De­ part men* violated the sec­ recy of a grand Jury which Indicted the union leader, and “threatened a n d cajoled" some of the Jury witnesses. In seven pre-trial motions filed Monday, asking that the j u r y tampering charges against Hoffa be dropped, the attorneys charged that the witnesses w e r e allegedly threatened by a special as­ sistant to U. 8. Atty. Gen. Ro­ bert Kennedy. The attorneys said the as­ sistant aat In on some grand jury session* which resulted in the Indictment against Hof­ fa, took notes and later used them In in attempt to have witnesses change their testi­ mony. They also asked that if the charges are not drop­ ped, the trial be moved to another city. PRICE OF BEAUTY— Theodora Thordnrdottir, Miss Iceland in the Miss Universe contest, shows what tortures women go through to took beautiful. At top, idle grimaces as a hair­ dresser squeezes the suds out of her hair after u shampoo. Bot­ tom, she indicates that it was nil worth it ns she views the finished hairdo in the mirror. Hoffa and 10 oilier* were Indicted last May on charge* of bribing and attempting Jo "corruptly Influence" jurors in lloffa's SI million conspir­ acy trial last year. All havo pleaded innocent. Defense attorneys s a i d Walter Sheridan, the special assistant, and the FBI used notes taken during the grand jury session to re-question witnesses, violating the sec­ recy of the grand Jury. r l fe £ ha* demanded government Mexico Citj. sciiooi, protecution of 97 American on June 23. however, Mrs. She met Hareitiaena who allegedly travel- Helen Maxine Levt Travl*, m he was mtioned at ed to Cuba Illegally last year, one of the person * on the Sanford Naval Air Station Cram er’* testimony and li*t. was Indicted In Lo* AnWar II. They charge*, delivered to the In- gele*. ternal security subcommittee American citucn* *re forin last April 3, were released bidden by law from going to HarCuba without State Departrl* ha* completed 28 paint- today. though she has Seen onl) for The subject of the painting. Great Savings On Easy Terms Miaoy Neely, formerly of Sanford, la 91 yeari old. She f r o m a w o r l d o f f i n e f u r n it u r e now resides with the Harrli Wj H H family. Both Sin. llarria and Mrs, Neely havo many friend* In the eommnnity. . I |;;l' /I *v V >'< < I mother, Mr*. “ Missy" Neely, Sin. Neely ia the ilater of the lato Nathan B. Mayo WASHINGTON (L'PI) — of American* from m oan a Ions - time Commit loner of Republican Congressman Wll- Airline* which ha* regulir Agriculture of Florida. Ham C. Cramer of Florida night* between Havana and MATHER of Sanford By Prestige, W ayneline and Stratford THIS 18 MY MOTHER. Mm. Robert Nurri*. of Tnmn.|..«, Pn. (formerly of Sanford), stands beside the portrait which she painted of her mother, Mrs. Mary M. Neely, 91. also a former resident of this city. Titled "Missy,” the portrait won a top prize in the second annual art exhibit heltl recently (Photo by Pottsville (Pu.) Republican) in Schuylkill County. State Capitol Now A Problem TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — The 1069 legislature must de­ cide whether to make a sky­ scraper out of Florida’s his­ toric capital or take the lclgslaturc out of the building. Secretary of State Tom Adams says it will be cheap­ er in the long run to put the House and Senate in a build­ ing of their own in the gov­ ernment complex around the capital than to sink so much money into the o'. I building. CinCAGO (UPI) - College students who want to study the world first hand will sail from New York ia October aboard the motor ship "Seven Seas," a floating classroom. The “ University of tile Se­ ven Seas" cruises will take approximately 790 embryonic eggheads on two voyages of 110 and 120 days. Stops will be made at 22 ports. Includ­ ing Lisbon. Naples, Alexan­ dria, Bombay, Hong Kong and and Honolulu. The “ university" will have approximately to professors and instructors, Including 19 women (acuity members. Students will enroll in a number of liberal arts and scientific courses, Including architecture, creative writ­ ing, business administration, astronomy, geography, geo­ logy, oceanography, and his­ tory. SALISBURY, N. C. (UIM) fering from shock, could give —When Roy Smith left home no resson for bis wife's sui­ for a week-long trip to peddle cide. Coroner Rufus Honeycutt GAINESVILLE (UPI) - his produce, Ills wife was in ruled that the M year-old Spurl Heavier Red Barber ha* good spirits. He looked back given bis alms mater, the as he drove awray and saw woman killed herself “about University o( Florida, a her playing with their two four to six days" before Smith came home. sports library representing a children. lifetime of collecting. Hut not lung after Smith The 990-volume library con­ tains several valuable books, left—a day, perhaps a* many notably among them an 1893 a* three days—his wife sat "Treatise on American Foot­ down in the living room, put ball" by Alonzo Slagg, the a rifle to her head, and killed grand old man o[ football. herself. Their IS month-old huhy Jimmy l.ce lay In his crib in the bedroom, naked. Threcyear-ohl Uremia Faye was big enough to get out of her bed. As the days passed, she went outside occasionally. Dixie’s go-sign. . . that big, familiar Standard and played in the dirt. She. sign in clenn red, white, tind blue. Every day loo, was naked. She found an orange, and ate iL Perhaps more motorists discover it m ean s fuels as modshe ate something else, and had something to drink, llut her baby brother lay in hi* crib amt cried with hun­ ger. Uremia didn't know what to do alKiul it. Chicken* came into the house and pecked around. Tile Smith* lived in the coun­ try, far from any neighbors. The stench from the living room permeated the house. Roy Smith teft home July 1 When he came hack Monday, his daughter screamed in By Mr*. Adam Muller terror at the sound of his Student* at the Dcllary voice. His baby lay in the Manriim summer school went filthy crib, Inn weak to move. on a picnic at Blue Spring* A doctor at Stanley County with their teacher, l»ran Wit. Hospital said today that after lord. hours of treatment, Jimmy 'Hie old Thursby Mansion l.ee gave a “ weak cry occas­ proved an Ideal subject for ionally, which is a good aign. the more advanced students. He's still in danger." After painting lessons, the He said he was "reasonably group enjoyed a swim in the 1certain" Jimmy- Lee had taksprings. I en no nourishment for “at There were so many Inter­ j least four to six days." It was esting tiling* to paint that a wonder, he said, that the Hie group will return Us the Infant lived. springs in the near future. The little girl was sent to Students may enroll in the her grandparents. Smith, nutart course (nr the week sir TALLAHASSEE (UPI > Adoption by the 1903 Legis­ may lake single lesson* by lature of reflecturlzcd license the day. tags Tor automobiles put Flor­ ida on the list a* tBth state in Ihe nation to adopt the new By .Mr*. Adam Muller safety measure. DeHary World War I Vet­ State I'atrol Commander eran* of Barrack* U97 will It. N. Kirkmun said the new hold a picnic meeting Thurs­ tags, which will cost motor; day at Rock Springs I’ark. 1st! about five cent* extra Cars will leave Denary provide “ might cheap insur­ Plaza at 9 3(t a. in. Direction* ance." for getting there are: lake Authorities Mini the tags Route Hi to Ml Plymouth, wilt help hold down rear end Hien tell on Route 439 to collisions at night and will Rock Springs. provide police with greater Tfie highlight of the aftervisibility fur Minifying ve­ ikion will he a talk on benehicles after dark. fit insurance for World War t veterans hy William J. Itlan ton, an insurance represen­ Heavy News tative. NEW YORK (UPI) — Men Elmer Thompson will be 20 per cent overweight have there with his accordion and a 29 per rent higher mortal­ games will be played under ity rile Ilian men of normal the direction of William Den weight. So stale* a study ol niog. MISSING — The Bri­ approximately 9 million life The DeBary Barracks ex­ tish government auiit tend* a welcome to World insurance pohry holder*. An added fact: Women 10 that mlssinyr newoman War I veterans not members l l u r o l d Philby may to come out for the day with per cent too heavy were have r o iic behind the the group. Those attending found to have a 10 per cent higher mortality rale than Iron Curtain. are asked to bring their own women who maintained their (NEA Tele photo) lunch, beverage and table ser­ desirable weight. vice. ...w ide awake service J STANDARD STANDS OUT TRADITIONAL FRENCH PROVINCIAL ITALIAN PROVINCIAL CONTEMPORARY from OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS .Sanford'* Only Air-Conditioned Furniture Store 243-09 K. First 8t. FA 2-0982 ern as today's roads and can. And service as convenient as your supermarket! For power that fits your car, choose from three Standard gaso­ lines, Dixie's favorites for three generations. Crown Extra, Crown and Economy Crown gaso­ lines offer all the power yourcarcan use -and not a nickel wasted! Stop in today for long-running Standard fuels, wide-awake Standard service. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (KENTUCKY) Art Students Enjoy Outing New Auto Tags Cheap Insurance DeBary Veterans Planning Picnic B est p la c e to s to p -to REFRESH an d REFUEL ! �Seminole Property Value Up $9 Million # ***e l O 6^ If you wife w enti to learn to drive—don't (tend in her way. • iV > I f ' t • a Total Set A t $ 2 9 9 M illion Rail Unions Reject JFK Appeal Workers Get Instructions For Striking Jones Electric Supply Com* pany will move about Sept. 1 from 108 West Flret Street to tta new home, the present X W Fruit Company a t 413 Weit Fourth Street. Willia Junta purchased the property WASHINGTON (UPI1 from Clarence Klrtley for a Five rail unions today reject­ reported 918,000. • • • ed President Kennedy'* pro­ Randall Chase, president of posal to arbitrate their dis­ Chase and Company, has been pute with the Industry and named to the new industry itirted preparations for a committee of the Florida midnight strike that would Council of 100 by Chairman bit the economy a crippling Raleigh W. Greene J r„ of St. blow. Petersburg. • a a Kennedy called congression­ "Rough and R ew y III" al leaders to the White llnuse race has been j*n«tpnn«f to It for enifry-mciF eonfrrrnres p. m. Sept. 7 at tha same with other governmental lead­ starting place. F a r m e r s ers, • possible indication that Market on French Avenue. he would ask Congress to • • • work out a settlement. Mtickle Brother*, promoters A spokesman for the unions of Deltona across the lake, said workers have been told have pnrehaaed Mount I’ly- to carry out strike instruc­ mouth Lake Humes midway tions on any railroad that between Apopka and Orange posts notice of new work llllis Country Club, Deeds fil­ rules, the issue in the foured at Orlando show two trans- year-old dispute. But the unions said it iookd fers, one for 922-500 and the as if Kennedy was working second for $58,200. on “something else" in an ef­ • • s Notices of change of county fort to head off a natlunal assessed valuutiun of real es­ walkout. tate has been mailed by Mrs. Kennedy, his legal powers Mary Earle Walker, county lo lull the strike exhausted, tax assessor, to all new own­ held a round of urgent dis­ ers aa of Jan. 1 Inst or if a cussions with aides at the change of more than $300 in White House and told the assessed valuutiun had been union and management re­ presentatives to stand by. made. The President said he woul I • • s notify them whether he would Newly wppsiinted directors call them back fur another of the St. Johns-lmllun River meeting. Canal District will hold their One final avenue for Ken­ organizational m e e t i n g at nedy would be to turn the noon Thursday at the Mayfair matter over to Congrcsj to Inn. work out a settlement. • • • Sen. P eter Dominick, (RSupper honoring the return Colo.), said lie thought Con­ of itev. John T. Adams ami gress should “puss, inimedihis family to First Methodist alely, legislation to provide Church for the fourth year an Boday IW .„g *. .lo;i will bo held a t It p. ni. tonight. wherein negotiation* . . can I • • lie conducted." Rep. Jan Fortune will dis­ The union spokesman said cuss the recent session of the notices of the new work Legislature a t a meeting of rules already had been pout­ the Seminole County Young ed on the Long Island, Nor­ Republican Club at 8 p. m. folk A Western and the Tuesday at the lluwell Park Chesapeake A Ohio's southern division. Civic Center. • • e He said workers would not John W. Evans, of Oviedo, be ordered to strike on roads is serving his second year as which did not post the notices. general ronvention elinirmun Rut management spokesmen of the Florida Fruit and Veg­ saw no chance of limtiing any etable Association. This year's walkout to selected cagrieri. convention will he held Sept. The crisis headed toward a climax when the unions went 21-28 at Miami Reach. • • • lo the White House today to Sanford Moose Lodge will inform Kennedy they could huld a fish fry Sunday from not accept his proposal to let 12;30 to 5:30 p. m. at John Supreme Court Justice Ar­ Crim’s Seminole fishing camp thur J. Goldberg arbitrate on the Wekivu River off the four year old dispute over Route -id. Chairman Bum so-called “ featherbedding." "W’e arc being asked to Meshotto promises “ all the fish you can ent" as members agree to a procedure which of the lodge have caught 500 WO believe could pave the pounds of salt water fish for avenue to further compulsory the occasion. It's fur the arbitration by custom or benefit of the lodge building practice," the unions said. “This we cannot do as a fund. matter of principal." • « • Kennedy told both sides he A new beginners class will be opened by the Mid-Florida “deeply regretted" that hi* Obedience Club ut 7 p. nt. proposal was not accepted. The union chiefs .aid it Monday nt the 1‘uhlix parking was difficult for them to re­ lot at Can sell terry. All dug owners 12 or older are invit­ ject the plan because they had the highest respect for ed. Justice Goldberg. • • • “ We hope that you ran »ug l.iona clcitn-d *700 on their Fun Fair held on July 1. All gest some other method than proceeds go into their blind the one procedure we cannot fund, which really does a lot accept as a matter of deepest to help people with eye principle, which will act lo prevent the railroads from trouble who can't help them­ proceeding with their dras­ selves. tic changes in rules, wages • • • and working conditions with­ Who is the Mystery JayceeT out agreement," the union Well, no one has found him leaders said. yet but “he wears A hat and is employed by Seminole Coun­ ty." That hut rtue sure ought to give it away. (Eh? Sanford feraiil Tbtal real estate and per­ sonal property In Seminole County has been valued at 9299,783.211, an increase of 99 million over the final fig- WEATHER: Shower* today becoming partly cloudy tonljrht nnd Thursday: high today 8.V92; low tonight in 70*. VOL. 5:1 United Pres* Leased Wire Established 1908 WED., JULY 10, 10611 SANFORI), FLORIDA NO. 752 Red Vessels In 3-M ile Limit? Lang Crosby, 29. sun of croon­ er Bing Cro*by. they pass aiong lire U. S. coast. Rep. Porter Hardy Jr. (DVa.), chairman of the House armed service* subcommittee, said there may be an offi­ cial “lack of Interest" in checking out reports of Rus­ sian vessels off the east roast. Hardy served nolice he would not permit the Navy Crosby Divorced and Coast Guard “ In hide inSANTA MONICA, Calif. adequacies behind classified (U P!I—Sandra Jo Crosby, 25. documents." obtained an imnmiritrd di­ Coast Guard officials said vorce Tuesday train Phillip Tuesday that southbound ships cr Bing Crosby. of all nations—including Rus­ sia—are often Instructed to steam within the three mile MIAMI (U P O -T he U. S. limit to avoid the northerly Navy has called otf the drag of tho Gulf Stream. In such cases of naviga­ search for the 62-foot fishing boat Sho' Boy. believed to tional necessity, they ex­ have sunk in the Caribbean plained, Soviet trawlers would south of Jamaica with 40 per­ not bo hoarded under an in international law called “in son t aboard. nocent passage " Hardy and Rep. Paul G. STOCKHOLM, S w e d e n Rogers, (D-Fla.), said the il l’ll — lien. F.arle Gilmore Russians' passage may not be Wheeler, U. S. Army chief so innocent. Rogers said live uf staff, will visit Sweden trawlers could he used lo Aug. 12-17 as a guest of the receive radioed Intelligence Swedish arm y, It Was an data and to monitor • II. S. space flights from Cape Can­ notmeed Tuesday. averal, Fla., and Wallops Is­ land, Va. Rear Adnt. I. J. Stephen*, LONDON (U I'D—The vice trial of Dr. Stephen Ward, a commander of the 7th Coast key figure in the Profuino Guard district, said the Coast report* of scandal, was set back a week Guard wants sightings by 17. S. fishermen today to allow the defense and others and tries to chock more time to prepare Ilf them out a* quickly as pusscase. ibto. But, he added, some report* ‘Soapy’ Back also came from such places NEW YORK (l!PI> — AM. a* "the tStli floor of the Fon­ Secretary of State (or African tainebleau Hotel" in Miami Affairs (>. .Mcnncn (Soapy) Beach. Williams said Tuesday night the African nation* “ are de­ veloping a n increasingly strong anti-colonial policy." WASHINGTON (LTD — r.innre*»«mal investigators planned today to question Coast Guard land Navy offi­ cials about how closely So­ viet trawler* .ire watched as Jt& W A... BRIEFS PRESIDENTS PROPOSAL — President Kennedy urged the nation’* rail­ road* and union* to let Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg (right) arbitrate their drawn out dispute but all five of the rail union* today re­ jected the pro|)o*al. (XEA Telephoto) Search Halts British Act To Curb |Two Cabinet Men Give Testimony Guiana's Red Chief WASHINGTON tUPI) Two Cabinet members went LONDON (L'PI) — The .Sandy* loft for Britidi Gui- to Capitol Hill today to argue British government t- Jay j ana Tuesday for a first hand in favor of President Kenwas reported ready to slep study of the situation follow­ nedy'a civil rights program. ing an It week general strike into the deteriorating si'.uaOne was Secretary of State which paralyzed the colony's lien ut British Guiana should economy, caused seven deaths Dean Rusk, whose dcpaitthe colony's Marxist prCin.t jjMr-ed n ^ h l t J ^ s w .V j.Jynt .1* tryttig lo n’nke It 111,e r exceed Ti.i autumn). hatred. easier for non-white Ameri­ Colonial Secretary Duncan The population of the col­ ony on South America * nor­ can and Aslan diplomats to thern coast has lwen split get service in lintels and res­ between Negro and East In­ taurants in the t'niled States. Rusk was summoned lo tes­ dian factions. There has been concern in Britain and the tify before Hie Senate Com 1tailed States that Premier meres* Committee, which Is Clicddah Jugan, an a towed debating the administration's A series of local thefts hue Marxist, might try lo go proposed loin on disrri mi na­ been solved with the nrr*st beyond his legal powers in tion in public accommoda­ tions. including hotels and of two m«-n nnd a juvenile this the unsettled conditions. morning, I’oli e Chief R„y Informed sources in Lin ton restaurant*. Husk said II. S said the United Male* Is racial conflict, hurt Anirrica William* repottedlie in ir held iii cuunty jail urging Britain to suspend the deeply at home ami abroad. Anthony Celvhrezre, seercore Jimmie L. Fusion, Lome* colony's constitution which wood; James K. Booth, Lake provides Internal self-rule and tary of health, education anil welfare, went before a House Mary, amt 11 Kindis juvenile to oust J a gan. subcommittee, recently released from MnriEdward Gardner, conserva­ j u d i c i a r y tive member of Parliament, which is reviewing parts of annn, Cld f Williams said. The three we to surprised saht In the House of Com­ the full civil rights package. in the set of burglarizing a mons Tuesday that British MIAMI (IJP1» - Federal TALLAHASSEE (HP1) ruokle machine nt the Kar- liana was being "strangled fudge William A. Meltea Jr. Six new members have been racker service station, 1127 by haired and fear." heard arguments today on a appointed to the scandal* Gardner said if Britain Sanford Avenue, this morning justice department pica seek­ gave the colony full independ­ by Police Officers Karl liouring to prevent Marco* Perez racked Slate Barber's Sani­ quurdex nnd Gcorgu Harriett. ence as Jagan has demanded Jimenez from being released tary Commission by Guv. Chief Williams said * it would l>e creating "anFarris Bryant. from federal c ustody, quantity of stolen goods was | other Cuba" on thc South The new commissioners TALLAHASSEE (L’PI) iccuvcred, including u tin* and American mainland named yesterday are Roscoe Lersburg aulumohilr dealer; 1 1*1110 D i t c l l C S wheel stolen from n parked Herbert Butler s m appoint­ MIAMI (IJ P lj-A DC I car lUlier-am of Gravcville; A. automobile ut the city I-out ed lo the State Turnpike Au­ go plane from Panama will) W, li'een of Gainesville; basin. thority today, succeeding two engines gone and a third Ralph Brooks of Crystal Riv­ er; Bill Minrey of Cocoa; 1Raymond It,-irites of Orlando, afire ditched at the southern Richmond Jones of BradenIlarnes, who was vice chair lip of the Bahamas today but TAt.LAIIAS.SKK (UPI) — - [man of the State Authority, J ImiIIi men aboard were re- t.iti aild J.-ff B e g a n , S a r a s .i t a , I The governor said the sev­ The beverage department re stepped down yesterday In ported tale 111 a suit, enth member will he named today rigarcl las col- accept appointment to the | shortly. BERLIN ( C P U—A Polish ported . . . . . . . Male authority, to the new C l'O S S Foi* JoTlIl officer accompanied by two lections for the month of Ma)| orlando-Orangc County . x- ,MESSINA. Sicily ( U P l i children toduy- flew 11 single, totaled S3.141.4J3, |pressway authority. L o c a l church authorities engine oil cruft to Wist Ber­ Director Richard B K--.it j (jov. Farris Bryant named ruesday announced plana to lin and inked for political ing said said $916,612 of Hist Butler today, an the heels o f . erect a huge cross, I.To feet asylum, u IT. S. spokesman amount wilt go to the state his announcement yesterday1high arid 63 feet wide, stop said. general fund, and the rest. of Barnes new job ;|,706 foot Mt. Dinnamare in PASADENA. Tex. (L’PI) The Polo landed ut West S2.22I.H3U, will be distribut­ Butler resigned from th e , memory of the late Pope George Conway, Ml. of BayBerlin's Tempelhof Airfield, ed t,j qualiticd communities Florida Judicial Council t» i<,hn x x iu . town, Itorvcy mooned today the spokesnmn said. Tits* city of Miami will gd take the turnpike position A with In* wife, a longtime The uirfield is iii tho Amer­ the lion's share, $2l2,fioo, and Leesburg civic leader, lie is grandmother who an elec­ .Jets For .JFK ican sector of Berlin and is Indian Creek Village will get a director of the State Auto­ WASHINGTON (Ul*l) - A tronic computer decided was used by the t*. 8. Air Force. the smallest amount—S3 03 mobile Dealers' Association. House military appropriations meant for him. subcommittee has approved a Conway, a retired MethodDefense Department request i.vl minister, met Mrs. t.lady* to replace two remaining sin Corner la*t spring through a • ■ • gle-engine choppers on White nor-put ing machine operated House duty wdh modern twin hy a Houston marriage brok­ Our “girl reporter** tells us er. J*'t models. it tukes a strung constitution After dating a while, the to stomach the Rotary Club couple decided the machine . Royal Tour luncheons with some of the gory fare that has been served LONDON (lIP li-K in g I'anl was right. RENO, Ncv (L P Ii-A IT- The suspect, married an d 1 Fowler said the two ap-'he saw a newspaper which up on recent programs. This year old lumber worker was a n d Queen Krcderlkii ol tile father of fuur children, pruachcd a man about 30 uitu told uf the man'* death from week it was snakes and aula. | Greece scheduled a cercmonbeing held here in connection told officers he was making appeared to have tx-en drink­ a skull fracture. Hr -aid he j iat ride through the streets ol e • • Joined tlie Air Force to for­ i lamdon today, undeterred by Ask Rotations what's the with the death of a man in the round* uf the bars in ing and a*ked linn for a get about the incident. antidote for the venom of the Wilmington, Del., a decade Wilminglon wills a friend cigarette ami a light. Fow “ Hut it was to no avail. 1 the boos and catcalls that spitting cobra ? ago. when they decided to pick a Ur* companion started » started drinking loo much, j marred their arrival In HnMIAMI (UPU - Between • • » Carl Grant Fow er walked fight. fight but Fowler shoved the and it cost me an honorable lain Tuesday, l.sisi and 2,<ss) mechanic* and ____________ Let's tee now, is that new into Reno police hrsdquart“ I was pretty drunk," Fow­ man. porter* sat down on their discharge which 1 wanted Standard filling station now Io n Monday night to con­ ler said. "I just had a few “ He fell over backwards very much." lie said he had L u s y M o n e y jobs yesterday at Pan Amer under construction at West fess that ever since he was beer* but t was only 17 at and struck ins head on a received an undesirable disTALLAHASSEE (L'I’l) — lean World Airways' huge First Street and French Ave­ involved in a fight lo years But time ami I couldn't drink curb. A cab driver started charge. A development commission overhaul base here. nue the 30th or 31st petrol­ ago in which a man died very much. I don't know why yelling at us to stop So ! “ It's been bothering me for survey indicated today that They were pretesting eum purveyor between the he has been haunted hy a but we decided to k»uk for 'a ran." a lung tim e," he t-dd offi­ 62,008 person* will retire Ui against having to walk to (Lake Front and Door* Rood; guilty conscience. i fight." A few day* later he said cers. F.orida in the next 18 months- exit gales on (heir own Unit- Visit Planned Trial Delayed Arresl Of Trio Solves Thefts Perez Hearing: Bryant Names 6 To Barber Board Bufler Named To Turnpike Post Polish .Official Flees To West May Smoke Tax At $3 Million Red Chinese Air New Blast At Russians ures of 1982, ft was announc­ ed today by Mrs. Mary Earl* Walker, county tax assessor. Total taxable value of all property la 9196,148,521, aa increase of 92.2 million over last years, Mrs. Walker said The break-down of figurca released by Mrs. Walker fol­ lows, with the 1062 figures first and the 1983 figures se­ cond: Lands reverted to the state, 920,370 and 911.560; county tax certificate lands (non­ exempt), 93,240 and 91.500; county tax certificate lands (homestead), none; valua­ tion of land, wholly exempt (widows, government, coun­ ty, state, schools, churches, etc.), 941.784,490 and 948.288.330; homesteads, 955,003,259 and 957,330.300. Non-exempt lands, JlCS,833,540 and 9170,450.000; per­ sonal property, 921,300,803 and 921.850,000, and railroad* and telegraphs. $3,880,809, and 93,818321. These U tter figures tutal 9193.903,429 and 9198,148,521 valuations of tax­ able properties. Mrs. Walker said soon she will submit her books and figures to County Tax Collec­ tor John Galloway. The County Commission wiQ sit as the Board ot Equaliza­ tion beginning Monday to hear and possibly adjust com­ plaints against assessments. T»e Commission and the School Board then will com­ mence budget hearings for the 1963-81 fiscal year. TOKYO (U Pit — Commanilt China today accused the Soviet Union of trying to in­ fringe upon Its suvervignty. In a statement that pushed the two Communist giants closer to a complete break, tho Chinese said the Russians have created a grave situation by extending ideological dif­ ferences to state relation*. The statement nl«o accused the Russians of whipping up an anti-China campaign “all over the Soviet Union" and suid thl« "series of measure* to worsen Sinn-Soviet relittiuns" has jeopardized current ideological talk* in Moscow, The statement was issued by the Central Committee ot the Chinese Communist party. It wits broaden*l by the New China news agency, monitor­ ed in Tokyo. The Chinese statement waa in response to an attack by the Soviet Communist party Tuesday, accusing the Chi­ nese of deliberately trying to diirupt Sino-Sovirt relation* and the Moscow talks. What provoked the latest Soviet statement was a rally held in Peking Sunday to wel­ come home five Chinese kick­ ed out of Russia for distribut­ ing an anti-Soviet letter ban­ CAPE CANAVERAL (UP!) ned in Ru-sia, —The largest building in tha free world—a structure vital in tho nation’s plans to put men on the moon—will bo under construction just north of this spaceport during tha next 18 months. The so-called vertical as­ A II E R D F E N , Scotland sembly building (VAB) wilt ( l I'll — nishop F r a tn c I ■ lie u«rd to assemble and ehcck IVnbli, of tho Roman Catholic out the Saturn C5 space ve­ Church, left today for an hicle which is expected la "away front it all" holiday land men on the moon this with hi* liiiusekcuper In defi­ decade. ance of uidrta fruni the Vat­ The U. S. Corps of Engl-' ican. neers Tuesday awarded X Bishop Walsh told reporters $23,531,200 contract to Amer­ he would not comply with a ican Bridge Division, U. S. church order to fire 4‘J-ycnr- Steel Corp,, Atlanta, for furn­ obf Mrs. Ruby MacKrnxts. ishing and erecting the struc­ The bishop of Aberdeen nnd tural steel for the VAB, .Mrs. MueKenxie drove in sep­ Tho corps said the con­ arate cats today to the village tract was the largest ever of Clmpfltewn, where they awarded in this area. were expected to stay until Monday, an 911.500,008 con­ the end of August. Mrs. Mac­ tract fur construction of threo kenzie will continue to act as "umbillical towers" was athe bishop's housekeeper. warded to Ingalls Iron Works, Mrs. Mac Ken sic, whose mar­ Birmingham, ring!) to a Church of Scot hind The xwunfs comprise th# minister ended in divorce, ha* first phase of building the na­ been Walsh’s housekeeper lor tion's “ moonport" on Merritt three years. Island, an BO.000-acre site In u -tutement to tie read to wr*( „f and adjacent to Capo all rhurchr* in his diocese Canaveral. Sunday Bishop Mulsh said The VAB will contain 140 that t!i« Vatican “order to million cubic fret and one turn Mrs. MucKinxiu out uf portion of It will br 324 feot my house , . . i* unjust and high — equivalent to a 40ciutd." 1story building. VAB To Be Free World's Largest Bishop Defies Vatican Order Computer Pair On Honeymoon All Steamed Up, He Picked A Fight I W orker Confesses 10-Year Old Slaying (» Maybe Company Could Fly Them 9 VIl’E ADM. FRANK OTIEIUNK, commander of Naval Air Fume, .Allantic Fleet, will b« prtneifi-il apeakur when ('apt. James O. Mayo relieves ( 'ap t. Jtxieph M. T u lly J r . jih cominumler of Heavy Attack Wintr One ut II a. in. Friday ul Sattfui'd Naval Air Station. (Navy X'holujk � 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, July 09, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 09, 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>, July 09, 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/a29ae3e7851797698d9ce84ee3587ecd.pdf 624114375e21bd869b2d212b83f90d0a PDF Text Text mm TOUR Some time ago. women became tired of being called "housewives,” which seemed to indicate th a t they were primarily concerned with a house, in favor of the word "home­ maker" which denotes a wider range of activity and responsibility. W hat is your choice, Mrs. Home­ maker? Three or four bedrooms, two baths or more? Air-conditioning? Central heating? Near schools? Splitlevel? Or would you like to have a home of your own design built on a lot of your own? Builders advertising on this page can fit right in with your plans, with ono of the models they have com­ of HO pleted for your inspection or one of your own choice. Kingswood Builders has homes in Sunland and a t the new Greenbriar of Loch Arbor. LMN Enterprises offers you Tee \N Green Estates west of Sanford or Lake Wayman Estates, near Is>ngwood. Shoemaker Construction Co. has lovely homes in Idyllwilde of Loch Arbor and Ravenna Park. Cavalcade of Homes can l>e seen a t Country Club Heights south of Ia»ke Mary and west of Five Points. Use the handy map to find your way to the.-e choice homes. While you are out driving, this week-end, take this page with you. The map above will assist you in locating some of Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real estate. 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Models open daily • 11:00 to 6:00 Sales office - Upsala Road - 322-2714 FOR 12 Exciting Models On 3 & 4 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS J * Display .. /M m IN ASTRONAUT CHAT OR ANY OTHER — YOU'LL AGKEK Immediate Occupancy THAT THESE HOMES ARE TOPS IN QUALITY AND DESIGN! 30 Y EA R F .H .A . 'Lo w Builders: L M N Enterprises IN F O R M A T IO N ) M fj Financing Down Payments / M L \ No Closing Costs MODERN KITCHENS BY G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC I.ook For These Modern T h is a ttr a c tiv e 3 b edroom , l ' i h a th hom e o f m odern colonial d esig n , lo­ cated at 509 S a ts u m a D rive, was recently p u rch ased by Mr. a n d M rs. l ari W. Itro ru p . M r. Ilro ru p is s ta f f m an ag er of th e In te rs ta te L ife and Acci­ dent In su ra n c e I n. F e a tu r e s include a h e a lin g sv sle m , GK w a tr r h e a te r, Venetian b lin d s anil fully equipped all-electric k itrh rn . Features • C en tral H eat & A ir C o n d itio n in g • Sitlew ulks • S tre e t L ig h ts • Iteautifully la n d s c a p e d H igh \ S itu a te d in d esirab le Id y ll­ w ilde. th is sp acious t room . 2 b a th hom e of eonte m p o ra ry design is u p e rfe c t m atch fo r th e la rg e fa m ily . Isiaded w ith lu x u ry fe a tu re s , su ch a s u dream k itc h e n an d c e n tra l a ir con d itio n in g and h e a l, th is hom e can be y o u rs fo r S.’.t.OIH). |o , dow n will m ove you in. O pen daily . See • Sew er & W ater Dry L ots • M any O th e r O u ts ta n d in g F e a tu re s • O ut Of T h e F lig h t P a tte r n it u u i n ' l.o .South on 17-92 lo l nr VUUU2A CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CADE OF HOMES SIGNS, >1 W. 25th ST. DIAL FA 2 3103 SALES OFFICE - DIAL FA 2- STENSTROM REALTY - SALES ATJENTS �• if a V ft County To Study Recreation Program *fi i Seminole Committee Will Join (Tlii* H a n fo r d i i m t l i t Mail patron* of the San­ ford post office may be re- I reiving tom e scorched and | parched piece* of mail next j ______ day or h >. a mail truck I VOL. 53 caught fire Sunday on the * -------------way into town from the North. WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Tuesday: widely scattered afternoon showers. Hiph in 90s: low in "o*. I ’nited Press Leased \\ i n Established 1908 MON.. JULY 8. 1963 SANFOKI). FLORIDA University \ Site Deadline Set Aug. 10 Bob Besserer ami Everett K err would like the reading public to know Seminol Memorial Hospital and May fair Ins arc "in the downtown Sanford are a" and were fly­ ing the American flag Fourth of July. That old hole-y and torn flag still is flying at the courthouse. And the one at police hq could u*e the *errice* of a seamstress. • • • Last Kiwanis meeting had an international flavor Guests included Father Louis Donlevy. of Galway Ireland, and t'w e Koenig. German ex­ change student. F irst 12 finalists in the Miss F lam e contest were Sharon Leary. Carla Lommler. Nan­ cy Porter. Sandy Getman, P at Mackall, Charlotte San-, ders. Janice Russell. Jo in Jones. Nancy Swenson. Marla Jones. Candi Condor ami Bob­ bie Watkins. Next elimination narrowed the field to Sharon, C arla. Charlotte. Janice Mar­ la and Bobbie, with the three finalists being Janice, first; Charlotte, second, and BobWe, third. • • • f». Andrew Speer, president, and Dr. John Darby, vice president, represented the local Kiwanis Club at the intem ational convention la st week i t Atlantic City, N. J State In Long Range Planning - JFK Decision On Railroad Strike Near Deadline for submitting proposed site* in Seminole County for a new state u ni-, sersity has been fixed at Aug. 10. it was reported today by Gen J C Hutchisoo, chlirm an «* lh* County Com mission J B Culpepper, executive director of the State Board of Control, has requested the Board of County Commission­ er* to accept the responsi­ bility of working with the Board of Control m the se­ lection of site* for the uni” ? .!? . W U l1 Central Florida "The Board, of course.” General Hutchison said, "is very pleased to accept this responsibility ” The Chamber of Commerce has been directing the campaign to have tne Fast Central Florida university local-1 ed in Seminole County hut State B*>arJ of Control h l * Indicated it prefers to 1*’or’1 * l!b elec tel officials, preferably board* of county commissioners Ntt. 750 BOAT SHEDS were blown down nml Jimmy Lappin’s house boat was sunk when a small twister struck the Monroe Harbor Marina across Lake Mon­ roe Sunday afternoon for the second time in ubout a month. It was thin! within the last two months. Several boat* were damaged. One roof was blown across Highway 17-9J. At the upper rib’lu above another t-xif is shown resting atop five or six boats (Herald I’hoto) Twister Hits Marina On Lake Monroe n s u v A ... BRIEPS Navy Man Hurt On Motorcycle V Jacksonville N VS sailor wa* injuted when hi* motor­ cycle jumped the curbing and struck a car narked in a drive­ s t . r K T K its n riii; n ri> way ut 113 Garrison Drive. — Slat* Senator Juhn E Country Club Manor, at S Mathews Jr., and House p. nt. Sunday, p- lic* n-porte-f Speaker Mallory Horne have Uday. l>--en vulril the most valuable Gary C ILiinmoinl*. who U nn-ml-er* of the 19--J Flonda being tie.itctl ut the Sar.ford l.egislaluie. NAS dispenam y, was charged with failure to enntml hi* ve■), f * 111 . •« h- V •* nt w .11 Le airaignrd at C T £ i i * *«. 1r- - in. Fri-t.iy in *-:ty eouiL 8T. LOUIS. Mo. | L'PI i - A I el U W tied hUS with paiS-llgtl I -landing m the aisle* hit a wet spot and plunged down Routine bustnn in-l -v a SU-foot embankment Sun- tv. ii alcoholic b rage reiluy. T im e persona were kill­ quests, will occupy the City ed ami 32 s i r s injurr>L • oimiiissiun in irg u U r s> s>ion at S tonight. Most Valuable General Hutchison requeu­ A small tornado touched Police and ih e n if* depart­ ed the Chamber to continue m ent heaved a big sigh today: working with the county to- down aero** Lake Monroe A safe and lane amiquiet | '*a r'i selling the university Sunday, uprooted tree* amt long Fourth of July week- 3n<* L*te cham ber agreed to disappeared quickly. Nobody end here: nothing more than do so. wa* hurt, routine complaint*, report* "We would like to have the f Highway Patrol said and investigation*. Three p e r - 1offering of a* many sites a* Hie twister did some m •on* reporte*! missing, two possible to submit U> IbC dvmac# to boat shed* st i'ie who left for the grocery only Board of Control.” v a t ’ *Gvu hi? r t •• b* •’c*u^ a:-d at On* returrxxl. eral Hutchison, " a rd t lyom- ,,n J * the Hie pu.nt he St. John* John • • • who has such a site to offer where lie St. f ti'c r runs out of Lake M< nro* City M anager Pete Know i* requested to forward in H ie tin s Ih-J s which protect le*’ experiment i t Railroad formation regarding this site tlie boat*- were "twisted Ave.. W. First Street and »* »" possible. arounl a bit.” the patrol Oak Avenue may have helpDeadline for submitting said, and jome boat* were •d some . . . hutsand-bag-: these sites to the Board ot damaged. gtng the southbound traffic Control is Aug. Id and it is <1 at West First still hasn't giv-! im perative that these site* en him the answer. There be submitted to the Board h tu TALLAHASSEE i l l ’ll L J are some teeriffick traffic of County Commissioners not More than 5tNl high «vhi»ol snarl* there . . and the State later than Aug It) *<i that L A t(£ \ >* oy * from around Florida Road Department *jy» "no they can be forwarded to JE S S U P . vvera heie today for their an ­ ■> traffic light.” the Board of Control in plennual Hoy's State, aimed at • • • ty of time to meet its dead giving them a first-hand look J f‘ ' c' Speaking of traffic, the line.” at slifte govetnntrnl. northbound cars and trucks, To date. II site* have been on Myrtle Avenue onto Semi­ submitted in Seminole County, BUENOS AIRES, \rgeti0 L F . nole Boulevard are increas­ with a feasibility study b> tina I i 'l 'l I — The moderate WASHINGTON (UIT) — ing in number . . . maybe the First Research Corpora­ People'* Radical* party held there should be a STOP sign tion. Miami, recommending a strung lead today in orderly , Treasury Secretary D ugla* at tile lake front, huh' two of these It. However. Xrgentine election* which ap- Dillon predicted Sunday that General Hutchison said the peau d to set bark follower* I i-e I I . - - \S .. . - A M-\,-i t People wonder when the Board of Control desire* all of ex.dirtat'T Juan l* IVmn Committee vsuuld write a sa t­ sewage disposal plant w.ll site- suggestion* lie forwarded Dr Arturo tllia, a •> year- isfactory tu t-cu t lull that get into operation . . Well, to the state hoard old country d-ctor running on would be enu. ted pj Congress it won't be long now." There the People'* Radical ti« ket, befo|« atljoui llUleliU a-e not too many people who In offering a site, is i» re­ took a roniniandiiig !ra-l in know the hour* and h »ur* and quested that the following in- the Ill-man president! il face. Lours of extra >not really his formation and m aterial lxMIAMI U P li rha i sat The president l* elected Injo'M time that Pete Knowles submitted to the County i om •lire* tly Sy an electoral col­ Guard said today it had ra ­ has put into that bit of high mission: ce!* fd a message from a Navy lege. 1> technical constructi in *mce Provide county map *howW ith I'.J.TI I o f A rgentina’* task fun a searching for the the contractor faded out **f ting location of site supply t'f.P.i'i precincts reported, tin- vessel '•no’lt.iy, missing for the picture . . . Actually, it ic^al or other description, official returns gave Him six day * with -in aboard, th at is a tribute to the engineer with enough detail to iden I JCIil.3345 votes. Dr. Oscar j the ship apparently swamped tng skill of the ciiy manager Itify site, suite approxim ate Alendc, leader of an intransi­ or bruk« up on reef "w ith that the project has done a* acracge: list owner ( s i: give gent radical faction, had 1,- no survivors." well a* it has. estim ated co»t of acquisition 2K2.03I and Gen Pedro \ra-nand indicate whether all or bm u, former provisional pre­ Do you suppose., now Hut any part of the site might sident. 1.110.G-11. SAIGON, Viet Nam I t i l 'l l the palms west of the park be donated free of charge, - South Viet Nam * must em ­ ing lot” u«ed by Stine \la- and Imi'cate whether inent writer, Nguyen Tuong chine and Supply have been title, including mineral I’aro, .''*, cominittrd suicide taken out—well partly an— is or can be provided t"day a* a polttnal protest that the firm will "go the Those individual* or group* Vacation tim e i» here and on the eve of hia trial for al­ next mile” and clean up that proposing site for the new while Bear Lake-Forest City leged complicity in the ahvrunsightly accumulation of I university are to submit broreporter Mr* Alan i.Shirley) live Unto coup against I'rvsi"ju nk” on the lot . chures setting forth tiir re Wentworth i* on vacation this dent Ngo Dmh Diem. Sure w o u l d help the ap- suits of the application of month. MrRobert lE lsiei pearance of our "m a i n certain criteria for site *eKowalski will accept news stem ." Remind me to speak lection. GENEVA (UN) Unltad about that to Orville TouchTlie dead ne for receiving for the area Mr* Kuwalvki may be con Nations Secretary General ton. these brochures, which are to be transm itted through th , lad ed at her home at 1333 I bant met informally Sunday le y Drive, Hear 1Lake, or with L'N official* and beard An ad in your favorite County Commiwion to the ex-1 Shirley-Drive, hy plume at N3A 2175 details of the African nation*’ new spaper that offered a ecutivc director of the Board plana to try r tp r l South house for talc brought 20 ° f Control, i* Oct. 7. The»e Africa and Portugal from the looker* real quick like . . brochure* should he in the B a r R o b b e d Burglar* stole an u n d rtrr- I nlted Nations, i n f o r m e d And the first one there hands of liie County Control*bought it. we hear . . . (mod >‘o n e n not later than Oct. 1. fined uniount of cash from a sources said. exam ple of the "pulling pow-1 Information regarding the juke box and cigarette ma­ * r” of your Sanford Herald, criteria for *ite selection may chine at the Cut Rate Iw-er .MIAMI (LTD , be procured from tlie o/fice garden. 1III West 13th Street, I n ideot* Sunday, indue said l'-lay. , of Clerk of Court • lailned at least 3 1 llvra in Flurida over thr holiday p«Mayor Lee Gary, of Oviedo, iun| that started at 6 p- IU. proudly reporta that flag* ( d c i l l l S a j ' 8 N o Discussion of piop<,„d new Wednesday ami ended a t mid­ wer* flying a t half of the HOUSTON Tex i l l ’ll — homes in town un the Fourth Astronaut John Glenn ha* polling plurt* with Mrs. Cam- night last night. Fiftten person* diownsd, I t of July. He remind* resident* | hi* "hand* full" with tile na- I ilia tlruee, supervisor of teg’h at flag* are atill available lion's space program and istrution, will highlight Turs- died un the highways and five . —i [J ><-i r klilsii I n o fo r purchase at thr city hall ha* no plan* lo run lor th* ilay '* C o u n t y 1 ( I J r o m clerk Mr*. D«t Courier, t Senate from Ohio. ( meeting. J a .. Meat Routine Session Moderate Holds Plurality In Argentine Vote Boy’s State On Tax Cut Seen Ship ILepoit W riter Suicides nghtV Herald Reporter On Vacation Plan Heard State Toll .Tl Polling Places I WASHINGTON IT li _ The Kennedy a (ministration appeared today to be nearing a d en s.rn on w -ether to a*k Congress for legislation to prevent a nationw !<• railroad strike. Labor Secretary W. Wil­ lard Wirti planned to report !o Pres.dint Kenned* toil** on reject!in by the live ope­ rating rad un n» of his lastditch proposal for averting a walkout at 12:01 a m . KDT. Thursday. Presumably their duct*con wili center on the queslien whethtr to a*k k'ongress to strp into the dispute hy enxctint j I jw to require compulsory arbitration of the issue* involved. The railroad* plan lo put new work ru’es, which would clim inalc >>b» up to 17,000 firemen, into effect Thursday. The union* have announce I they will go on strike if the new work rule* sre applied Wlrts **;d Sun lay that he was "b itter’y disappointed" by the un' n* rejecti n of hi* vug:cvticn (or a settlement. Management rr :>•* ntstiv e* -•-I accepti I thei* j|ii\ornmcitl plan. Florida Store Sales Increase *. L'.V G R L L A N o *1 P I ) — D.-pai Uncut *tore *alr« in most s-oithr.i*tern ruetivpoliton arras, including th rrr Flori la atrn s, arc running ahead of Inst year, th r New Oilcans Federal Reserve Bank irporti-d. (inly Birmingham, Ala., reportnl a decline, the bank sai l in ii weekend report. Seminole County will move way will tie into the uppe* this evening to join the S u :« Sr. John* development, per­ o f Florida in an overall prom itting boa: traffic to pro­ Sr*,n of long range planning ceed inland up or town tha to enlarge recreational facil­ river for the vehy fir*t tim.-. ities for residents and visit­ Local promoter* of the canal or*. are convinced it will he ar» The Slate has been conduct­ economic bo«»n for Sanford, ing a statewide study sinew not omv in commercial w ater 1SWI. with a special Governortraffic hut in pleasu- • boat appointed committee The traffic. County will commence thia Howr-»-r Ki.l.I M iin l'v .u l evening to join th a t study in his TV in f ix , iw that, a when the newly appointed major problem f ,r thia 8 t j , county recreational planning from Sanford along the St. commit!*** hold* i u initial Johns to Lake Hmuvy a' i and organisational meeting beyond, cvnfron’J his comra'twith the County Commission tee and all other* interested a t the Courthouse. in the long range recreational Among others of the State : r->g*an*. Shad! conimi.tee'* long range plans i* to acquire thousands of JIM ( ROW E S. It. (Jin n Crowe, local a. res of land along the upper ft.hing camp operator ai d a id* playground*. St. John* River, from its head Kmphusi* will be laid to member of Seminole County’s waters below Iu«l,e Helen . ... newly appointed recreational Blazes, m ur Melbourne, to pre*ent nvn-ational, facilities , long range planning commitLake Harney, which borders tJ attract new indu*try to t„ ni|th,. h a , bee.x on Seminole County. the area but to divorce these notified that shad fishing in William Kidd, chainnan of the Governor's state commit­ industries from the recreation- • th,- season ju»t recentlv closed «P P*r “!n *ff ,r » tee, in a TV interview S at­ al areas in that the two will urday evening, reported the not conflict. Kidd, in his TV I o r-r !hc*e for the plosion* Slate hopes, with its overall program, pointed out the in­ *'-*:on." Paul R. Nichol*, chief prog: ant. including the St- j dustrlul contamination of Johns River development a* la k e Apopka, a major prob­ on» of the top burtwus of thn Fish and W ildlife Service. U. a rrvrrational area, to in- lem »t the- moment. S. Department of the Interior, crease the State'* tourist at- j traction from l-V million a n ­ Purpose will be to Induce under date of July I. forward* nually a t ptetent to 30 mil­ industry th at plentiful rrvrea- «d thia letter, in p a rt, ta lion by the year 2.000. tiunal facilities and arras are Crowe: "The St. John* River *h*J available for thvar employes Kidd pointtvl out the St. in their free time. •port fishery continue* to b« John, development will pro­ Although Seminole County. | our brat fi*hrry for thia »pe* vide the be»t iluvk hunting. as a whole, t« without the ele* on th« A tlantic coaat, the best fishing in the world, tun^e of the tipp*r St. Johns During the 19*13 see*on. tha along with major atttraction* River development as a re c re -. *portsmen took an estim ated for other hunting, boating ami ational area, it is extreme*. 73.123 shad In 9.4W boat-day*.] like rvercati mat fa> ilitle*. | ly Interested in that Governor i This wa* an increaso **f 111 | It will be the county rec- Karri* Bryant wa* *chrdutrd per cent In number of fish n atio n al com m itee’a aim to today to name the five com- caught and 22 p e rc e n t In ef*l •-.**• with u 11k •the v,. overall «**„rail i.«■.,r ...:. #for , the l . newly .* ■leg- i •fort over ~- — tho** a k . for /»■ the *k. pro*^ j"ln long missioner* ; range program of th» Statv Dlated St. Johns . Indian Riv- viou* »ea.*on. The increav* i to provide year-round rev're- ,-r Canal District, designed to wa* largely d u t *.<* tha 4evel^ atinnnl activities, not only ' ‘ promote the new inland wa- opment of a productive fl*h* along the St, Johns Rlvrr ttvday from Sanford to the ery in the* tm per river ha*ui» ami Lake Monroe, but in uth- Atlantic Ocean. which took an estim ated k2,*j <r rndeavors. All lines of When this waterway Is ac­ 3.M) fish in 1.7J0 bemt-day r t i will be planned fe r complished, the St. Jobw* -.itl In view of th* nropoaeti flo .he active *{kir.sm*n and bg a navigable water traffic control devclopm*.vt In the t |H sportswoman and also for the route from the ocean a t Jack ­ per river basin, thi* is a »if*. un-lookers. sonville, through Palatka. nificant finding, since previ*' The long range program Sanford and to the o. ran sn out atudirs did Hot Indicate will Include addrd facilities the vicinity of Maytown. It the utilization of thi* *eet'.vs»i fur picnicking, swimming, not only will open a water of rtvee by th* s p m fishery ■** Kidd atated Ham*, lock* golfing, twinis . . . anything way for plra-uio craft but a d cvoi ytliing tha will draw also for ronmirr, lal barge and »rlr» would be sonstrut tr<l In the upper St. tha Florida residents and tha traffic ' northern visitor* W tha Flag* This Sanford - ocean water- John*, la tie hi with tba Central and Southern Flor­ ida flood control program, ron.lituting a m alar threat to the «had fishing. •' e e Nichol*’ letter to Crown continue*: "F o r your Informa­ tion attached (» a copy of the preliminary report of our finding* on the upper river baiin sport fishery and the utilization of th«- area by shad for spawning. We plan ta -ample the area in A ugust to determine the utilisation of thi* section of river by shad for nursery grounds.” Nichols’ prtdlminary report dealt mostly with the upp«r St. Johns south of Highway o(». ITierc were minor report* uf shad egg collections north of highsiay 30, south of high­ way 4rt bridge, and a mile north of Lake Harney at the ui<l railroad trestle. Nichol*’ is-n.r to Crown concluded with a report of progrvws atudir* III t h e N orth­ east !‘enn<ytvania. .Maryland and New York, ami tho trans­ planting of thud r :g t t o tho E ait l 'o a * t front the Colum­ bia River on the West Coavt. • • • Nichols concluded: "VX«» hope tu get alaiut ’-0 imllion egg* from the Columbia by July I S o far. ha.chlnf ha* been evceptioi ally g">-i In IHho. the run* wrrv esiablished on tlie West 1 oast through an egg transplanta­ tion program, and now s , a i t attem pting to r»»*r*» the t tuation.” Nichol* It chief of the ana. dronioui fisheriea program, biological laboratory, bureau uf coinmervial fisheries Fish and Wlldlifo Service, IL 8. Department of the Interior, at Beaufort, N. C. Hia preliminary report elat­ ed th a t shad spawn through­ out the a r r a from one mil* north of Lake Harney u p ­ stream to one ndle South of Sawgrai* l.ak*. Most spawn­ ing occurred between S tata Highways lit and 520 bridges, with a* many a* 10.000 egg* taken per sample. No spaaning look place south of I.'k e Fainas U. i i ^ 5 �- — A | ,( vV i* ftw tt Fug* 2—Mon. July 9, « , Whiplash Injury Woman Slam; Floridan Held Prevention Told AUSTIN, Tex. (UW> — Kenneth Arthur Hardin, 88, e f Waat Palm Beech, was held fen jail teday on • murder feeefea th at he killed Mrs. A na Pinehard, 42, early Sun- Say. Hardin told police he picked Mr*. Plnekard np In an Aus­ tin night spot and they went to n motel room. H# etld they nrgued and ha shot her in the •Best with a 22-caliber pistol. A fter he (hot Mrs. Pinebard, Hardin went to the —om of n young Houstcn eouple and asked them to call »oUc*- Mrs. rincUrd was pushed to a haapital, but she Slid shortly after arrival. Logoi Notice ■ •M e• o f PaMM M is r is a H ollo* la k trabjr a lv s s . H oard o f County C om m ission, • f t a f l.m tn o le C o a n lr. FI nrI t s . proposes to r**ont ih s f a lto w la a described proporiy fe asd n -IA Sinaia F am ily • U s ld s n lls l fa C -f C o m n u r• t a i l l is t I, B lot* II. D raam • a i d S o M M sto a , F. B. I, F t . td . SB H la w sth s AM . Vakils hearing will ka hstd B i Sam lnots C o a n lr C ourt . Itlls M . F lorida. » C o a n lr C om m lsslonsrs an J a t r J*. 1»** a t 0. IT. o r a s soon th ere U ttar a a possible. Board a t C eaatp Corn m isa to ssra U am lnsla C su n tr. F lo rid a Bp J . C. Hutchison, C hair•aa A rthur ibitsh fa ir a, t i n >K-IT B o c k w ltb , H. W. JOHNSON, lieu­ tenant (jg ), has been retired from the Navy after 20 years active duty. He had been line maintenance officer of VAH-5 a t Sanford Na­ val A ir Station since July, 1961. He will make his home with his wife Cricket, and their f i v e children, Dave, Peg, Phil, Chris and Steve a t Loch Arbor. He now is affiliated with the Pure Oil ser­ vice station at French A v e n u e and 24th Street. (Navy Photo) Tha highest tourist road In Europe ia tha mountafnoua Grand Alplna Reute, leading for soma 375 mile* through Austria, Franca, Germany, Italy, Monaco, SwiUerland and Yugoslavia. Causes of "whiplash” In­ jury to the necks and backs of automobile drivers, which has become one o< the most serious, painful and expensive among accident injuries, were "X-rayed” at the Klwanis meeting. Bringing out the facts be­ hind the causes, the results and what can be done about it was Dr. Stanley Dakin, who was appointed by the Indus­ trial Research and Develop­ ment Committee to study the problem. Using X-rty films to show how another car slamming into the back end of yours, snaps your head back over the acat, sometimes causing Irreparable damage and life­ long Injury, Dr. Dakin point­ ed out that a well-padded and well-anchored head rest could prevent much of this Injury. "This bead rest behind the driver's head would not be there for him to rest his bead on when driving, but to serve as a shock-absorber in the ease of rear-end collisions," Dr. Dakin pointed out. Pointing out that theie neck Injuries, which sometimes affect the spinal eolumn also, are near the top of the list with insurance companies, Dr. Dakin noted that often auch Injuries do not at first appear aerioua and it can be from a day to two weeka be­ fore the injury to murcles, and tlaauea become painful. Some of the Indication! of such Injury, which appear un­ related to the accident at the time Include trouble ia foeus­ ing the eyes, ringing in the ears, extreme nervous reac­ tion, especially to loud or sudden noises. "The miserable headaches, the long years of neck traelion, the wearing of a neck collar, the trauoutie exper­ ience suffered by the victim can never be compensated by any kind of financial settle­ ment," Dr. Dakin noted. He pointed out that such a head rest which ia now avail­ able in one model of automo­ bile should be available in all of them to protect the driv­ er’s Deck. He emphasised that passen­ ger seats la planes, trains and buses ail come up well behind the bead to protect passengers’ heads and have for many years. He said that two more auto manufacturers are coming out with the head rest next year and urged drivers to ask for them and urge other deal­ ers to push for the addition of this safety measure "to save your neck.” PRICES GOOD MON. • TUES. - WED. Quantity R ights Reserved ECONOMY SLICED Bacon . 3 lbs. $1 FRESII M U LLET . lb. 9c PORK Brains 1 lb. cup 19c FRESH Pig Feet ALL SMILES li Lou Chtrtoa Harold H, here displaying the pigeon he haa nursed back to health. The Boy Scout, son of Mrs. Juanita Harold, 1114 Pine Avenue, found the bird with a broken leg two weeks ago. He put a splint on the leg and now the pigeon is practically well. Also, the boy is trying to locate the bird’s own* er through an identification band on its leg. For Property • Wieners lb. 9c • Bologna • Sm oked S a u sa g e • Homemade Sausage 3 FLA. GRADE A D A D 98* Lbs. FRYERS ^ CA RRA W A Y ▼Casualty . McKIBBIN 114 NORTH PARK FA 2-0331 FI, A. GRADE A D A D STEW IN G 4 A ( HENS Lb. POT ROAST St. Rib Roast All M eat Stew lb. 48c lb. 48c 38 lb . Rib Steak . . Leg O' Lamb lb. 49c lb. 38c FRESH 100% PURE Ground Beef 3 lbs . 88* ENERGY 1 GAL. Bleach . . 39c SEE-ALL 3 LBS. RICE . . 39c ■mi im. mii *■ This advertisement is one of a tin ts that won national tecogn‘ttn" for In 1962. The Freedoms Foundation swardid it the George Washington Honor Medal tor dramatizing freedom's vit4l importance in every field Of Amancan endeavor. Similar programs in 1953 end 1959 also captured this covetid award. •us Large Hag Plantation M eal or G rits Shortening 28c 3 Lb. Can NORTHERN Toilet Tissue Limit 4 With |1 Order Limit I With 13 Order FLA. GRADE A SMALL NO. SOS CAN S H U R F IN E A re we letting it fade aw ay? EGGS PEARS NO 2F, CAN SO U TH ERN PEA CH ES NO. J CAN 3 DIAMONDS Complacency ia ns great a threat as comman iim . . . and much more subtle. T o take freedom for granted la to risk Inning it. Only so long aa we aealously guard freedom of tlio individual and of enterprise will America continue to he the moat |wwerfui. prugruative, aixl pruaperuu* nation on curt 11. America the world's treat powerful 4 electric nation ia tlie constunt goal of all investorowned, tax-paying power companies. Aa a mem­ ber of th a t family, we ere working with other Florida |iower companies to improve, ai|Mind, and atrengtlicn Florida’s interconnecting n et­ work of transmission lines. This powerfully im portant job calls fur the greatcat expansion program in Florida Tower k Light Company's history. F l’&L projects now under construction will add 1.3 million kilowatts of generation by 11H15—a 18% increase in two years —to help make F lorida. . . and America. . . more and more powerful! Golden la lliu rii Ripe Solid Oleo 10c lb. Limit I With IS Order llrinx Cider Vinegar, pt. i r Dukra Mayonnaise, .12 or. 98( FOR 29c Heim While Vlnrgar, pt. P IN E A P P L E T oday, Ui« Spirit of ’76, which won our inde­ pendents! and freedom. atiU Uv m . Y et, unless we keep America powerful—at rung enough to defend against all threats—our independence and dierialtud freedom could fad* n u v y t doz. BLUE SEAL gg Hood 3.1 llleach, Vr xaL llood YJ. Starch, jj gal. Saannin Kroirn dinner., • hirkrn, Turkey, Itert | ‘i>t Koa.t, llem - . ... I rird £i% OO « | Bananas 2 Lbs. 15* Hi'S stall! tifU lill projsct isl 425000 kwptvtr pliat it tip Ciuiiril L\ S. NO. 1 Potatoes Together tilth other Florida p a u e r cvm puriwe, u e a r t expanding and ttrengthtning our intermnnex ting netuvrk of tranxmiuion linex to a s s u r e plenty o f dependable pat.ee Iur H ornin' u lh a n d tip a n tto * . Helping Build Florida FW.LO R ID A P O W ER & LIG H T C O M P207AMag.N Aye. Y Scott B unu 10 38 J Blackeyed Peas lb s. RED SWEET ■ " W aterm elons EACH 2 9 ‘ 2 lom em cnl Location*: . ____________ HI*. A San lord Ate. - Him \ \ . 13th • �*• , . .*# •» y .- V ljf # «nfffrft frn l> Harold Kastner Wins Post Fourth Traffic Fatalities Set Mon. July 8, ’63—Paye 3 Congress Sees a 6 More Months S tate School Supt. Thomas p a r t i s a n organizations, to contemporary life. S i n c e D. Bailey today announced work with educators to assist many of these issues are eco­ the appointment of Dr. Har- our in dev*lopln8 a nomic in nature, most individ­ old Kastner Jr., consultant in f '™ 8" Pro^ am of ectm° ra* uals cannot cope with them without some knowledge ot social studies and economic ,c education, education. State D epartm ent Thc f°rma,lon of the toun- economic concepts. Raising of Education. Tallahassee, as cil " a» Pro.nptcd by the dy- the level of understanding of eiecutlve director of the Flor- namlc na,ure of **c Amcri' these concepts is the m ajor responsibility of the Florida ida Council for Economic f an ,oci*‘f wh?ch . ! ,a* Krea‘Education. •r complicated the m ajor Council for Economic Educa­ Dr. Kastner. who recently K,cial and P°li,ical U*ues ot tion. WASHINGTON (U N ) — Congress returned today from » week-Icng F ourth of July holiday as a Democratic lead­ e r predicted members would •tay in session until the end Of the year. House Democratic Leader received his doctorate from Carl Albert, Okla., said there the University of Florida, is •till was •'an impressive a r ­ the son of Mr. and Mrs. H ar­ ra y ” of leirislntinn, including old Kastner, of Sanford. The council is an education­ eivil rights anil ta x measures, which aw aits action. He said al, non-profit, non-partisan he expected mem tiers to re- corporation which is concernmain in session until they ed with the development and improvement of economic ed­ were passed. With half the yenr already ucation in the State of Florida. past, most mnior itrms still; Its membership consists of the are on the agenda. Most law­ representatives i r o m makers had been predicting field* of education, business, the end of the session would research, labor, agriculture, come in Into October or No­ and government. The council works in co­ vember. President Kennedy's two operation with the State De­ m ajor request* — civil rights partm ent of Education, uni­ and tax ru t and reform s— versities and colleges, eleand secondary atill are being studied by m t n t a r y schools, other corporations, committees. associations, With long, hard battles ex­ organizations, pected on these tw o measures, and individuals to promote, much other legislation is stimulate, organize and con­ quietly b<-ink- postponed until duct activities which will de­ velop and improve economic next year. education in the state. Supt. Bailey, who is honarary chairman of the board of directors, stated that "preparing our youth to make in­ telligent economic decisions IHt. IIAHOLD KASTNER has long been recognized as IT. BRAGG, X. C. (UPI) one of the responsibilities of —Army officials here and at the public schools. In Florida, Ft. Benning, G a., today in­ we have intensified our ef­ vestigated the food poisoning forts in the area of economic of about 23 paratroopers who education as economic issues became ill, apparently from have become more complex. I would encourage the Flor­ box lunches. The exact num ber affected ida Council for Economic E d­ by the food poisoning S atur­ ucation, as well as other nonday c<*ild not be determined CHICAGO (L T I) — The ed but lie was criticized by pending the outcome of the I National Association for the NAACP official* who refused nvestigation. However, auth­ orities said there were 2! | Advancement of Colored I’eo- to apologize. paratroopers confined to the ' pie, NAACP, long known for In a speech to the Youth base hospital here and two its moderate, approach to ra- Kitedom Fund banquet, Mere­ more at Ft. Jackson. S. C. j cinl problems, today finds it- dith criticized the- proposed None was reported in se r­ I self in tlu- middle of an nngry “freedom march" on W ash­ ious condition. l split in tho nation's civil ington Aug. (1-8 as "not in The soldiers apparently be­ rights rank*. cam e ill after eating food the best interest of our I The question of the hour I* in box lunches given tiiem how much this “ house .livid- ' v',a,‘ i " " ' 1 whrn Saturday and prepared at a ed" situation—with tho “ mod-1 h" *xpre»*ed disapproval with Columbus, Ga., restaurant .•rates" in one camp and the “ ,h*' ver* '»w quality o f leadn ear Ft. Benn’ng. About vt I "m ilitants" in the o th e r-w ill t*rahi«’ °"r paratroopqrs were stricken | jeopardize not only the Negn.es and the child but not alt hospitalized. NAACP’s unity, but the in:.» ish nature of tlt.'ir activities. Tiic men who became ill But ho invoked tho most grntion effo rt nil o\<r the were in a group of 170 sold­ wrath f«r this statem ent: country. iers who recently completed "Any otto of you biirrhead* paratrooper training and were It wits being asked with TERRY L. COLMHKL, en route to new assignments particular urgency here fol­ out there could bo the owner n Marine second lieu­ or m anager of a large dowith the 82nd airborne Divi­ tenant uml son of Mr. lowing tho NAACP’* "year of partm ent store, president of a sion at Ft. Itragg. division" convention in which and Mrs. Glonn (loemcorporation, or even mayor of bel, of 2-172 Sanford it took a giant Mtri.lv toward the city of Chicago. 'Only be­ Avenue, has completed the "direct action"’ approach lieve','* he quoted from a 150 T e e O ff In an indoctrination course favored by the ‘‘m ilitants." The power of this new mil- hymn. for officers at the Ma­ Public Tourney loiter, in hi* hotel room, itaury In came dramatically S A C R A M K N T O. Calif. rine Corps School in Meredith said ''intolerance and rvid.nt when Chicago Mayor ( l TP!) — Men from tho na­ Quantico, Va. Itichurd Haley and Negro *tu- bigotry” among the leaders of tion'* municipal courses—who dent Jam.-* Meredith, both re. hi* own people may doom the make up the majoriW of the latively moderate in their civ­ civil right* movement. country’s golfers—tee off to­ il right* views, were hum iliat­ day in the final qnalifying Legal Notice ed by jeers in their appearround* of tho National Pub­ anus. In-fore the convention. % o | | r r of I ' ii Id Ir llrn rlM* lic Link* Tournnme-fit. Again and aguirt lust week Motley Is hrr#t*y * lv#n. They play 18 hole* today, of C o u n ty Com m l *f«lonin thi* crucial period in the another 18 Tuesday, and then o f H s m ln o ls C o u n t y , F l o r ­ DAYTONA BEACH (U PI) civil rights struggle, "mod­ id a, propose** to r * m n * t h e the field of 1GO will be w hit­ — If there were any ques­ erate" voices either were jeer­ f o llo w in g «Ssflrrlti*1 p r o p e r t y tled down to (14 for match tions over why pretty Sandra so n ed It-lA Hi n s Is P.im ily ed or went unheard. IC#-l*|on11 %| \n (’-2 play starting Wednesday. Kay Lyle won the Muss .Miss­ Some of those who were flUlt L o t* | . 9. 14. !S « n d 14. 21, It ti Htetlnfl of ouri title in !9»!2. they were rebuffed were Negroes them- M a r k D r o i m w u l l . F u r t h e r d eaertb* erased in the finals of the selves, liko Meredith who only • d ■< 2451 M lit.trt'k Av*. Rematch Due P u M ic h e a r i n g will b t fief 1 NEW YORK (U PI) - Vic- .Miss Dixie contest here Sat­ last October ht-rnmo the very in th»* ,s. m in i» C o u n t y C o u r t torimi* Ga«par Ortega, welter* urday night. symbol of the integration ef­ Hoo ve, 8 i n fo rd . Kl - r i l l , in The 20-year-old beauty fo rt when lu« reenrolled at t h o C ounty C«*»ntnl»idonsr» ~ weight contender of Mexicali, o n J u l y 21 . 1*42 nt W Mex., and young Hilly Bello from .Springfield, Mo., took the University of Mississippi. ftootn, 14:00 A- M. o r »« m o n th ere* of New York may ho re- first place in tho evening pntudbls. Others, like Daley, were a f t e r Ito.ird o f C o u n t y C o m m l i matched for another television gown division, second place whiles long known us cham­ • lo n e r * 10-rounder at Madison Square in tli« swim suit division, pions of the civil rights rauss H«*mlnols C o u n t y , F l o ri d * liy J . c H u t c h i s o n , C l u l r * name.) "M ias PersonGarden Aug. 24, promoter was and whoso very career* de­ mnn atity" by the Judges and won pend.'.! on maintaining that Harry’ Markson said toduy. A t ten t A rthur B eckw ith, the 1963 Miss Dixie title relationship. Jr. P u b l i s h J u l y I 1901. hands down. Meredith not only was jeer- <:i >k *so Perez Decision Twenty beauties from the MIAMI (U P I)—Miami Cir­ Southeast competed for the cuit Judge Henry Balaban title. 0 says he will decide Thursday Sally Ann Hall of Cypress whether to let former Ven­ Gardens, won lirst runner-up ezuelan D ictator Marcos Pe­ prize m the contest. She look rez Jimenez out of the DJite first prize in the swim suit LA U N D RY & CLEA N ER S County jail on bond. preliminary and was second Perez, who has been in the in the dress-up division. QUALITY - SERVICE jail since Dec. 12 when a fed­ Second runnerup was Lynn INDIVIDUAL LAUNDRY SERVICE eral judge revoked his $too,- Shirley, 20-year-old red hair FOR TUB BEST IN Ooo bail, i* charged with the c l beauty from Jacksonville, LAUNDRY A DRY CLEANING p r e s e n t adm inistration in who was named "M iss Con^ Venezuela with stealing mil- geneality" by the other con­ .701 \V. I .«*!. O p p o site G o o d y e a r lions of dollars from the na­ testants. tional treasury. • Record For Summer Holidays United Press International Traffic fatalities during the Fourth of July weekend broke the record for all sum m er holidays and edged toward the National Safety Councit'a grim prediction of WO to 650 deaths. As the reports of deaths during the final hours came in, Howard P jle, president of the National Safety Coun­ cil. said the toll set a " t r a ­ gic standard against which to measure any holiday." A United Press Internation­ al count at 4:30 a. m.. EOT, showed that at least JW p er­ sons had been killed in tra f­ fic accidents since the sta rt of the long holiday at 6 p. m ., local time Wednesday. California led the nation with 47 traffic deaths, follow­ ed by New York with 43. Pennsylvania 39 and Michi­ gan 32. Navy Seeks Cause O f Crash W I L L O W GROVE, Pa. (U P I)—A naval team today was to question the pilot of a flaming jet fighter which crashed into a bathhouse be­ ing used as a shelter during a thunderstorm Sunday a n d killed seven persons, four of them children. The F IE jet was on a land­ ing approach to nearby Wil­ low Grove Naval Air Station when it hurst into Haines in the air and crashed into the frame and cinder block struc­ ture jammed with people. Minutes before, they had been playing baseball and awimming during a carefree outing. They had sought the shelter of the double garage serving as a bathhouse when the sudden storm struck. The pilot, Marine Capt. John W. Butler, 30. Boiling Springs, Pa., ejected jafely before the crash. He had been about to land following a rou­ tine training mission. Butler, a Marine reservist, was detained overnight at the base dispensary and was ex­ pected to be questioned today by ■ naval team tavestlKatiaf the tragedy. The crash on the grounds of th e G reen Hill Day Camp killed M rs. Jennie Klein, 3$, of Philadelphia; her daugh­ te r, Sandra, 10, and a ion, H arvey, f o u r ; Emmanuel Fine, 43, Jean Arnold, about 40. Ju d y Arnold. 10, and Car­ olyn Hershfield, 10, all ot Philadelphia. About IS persons were treated a t Abington Memor­ ial Hospital, and 10 of them were detained. Poisoning Of 23 Airmen Probed N A A C P In Middle O f Angry Racial Split Miss Dixie Girl Of Many Talents QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU JULY lOih n m i sroi-st. ARMOUR STAR CAMPBELL'S VEGETABLE-BEEF, CHICKEN-NOODLE, MUSHROOM Franks u 49/ Soup...........6 - 1. Tomato Juice -19* Apple Jelly 2 » 25< Napkins . . . — 25<i Twin Rolls . . 25 E.teo S«anx>s 5UPERBRAND Cottage Cheese s 55/ 5o»s I9z Sunny land Q» loot or W ley Bologna r 39/ DIXIE DARLING ENRICHED Bread 2 31 ___ (H's Sowp 'a Sandwich Hum ) SAVE 10< EACH . . THRIFTY MAID SAVE 8< EACH . . DEEP SOUTH SAVE 6< LACH . . HUDSON FAMILY PACK 50 Extra Toe Valeo Stings | VtfH THO COUPON ANO PUROVU. Of \ nmm Sm nanwm Raisin Taa REGULAR 25< . . DIXIE DARLING U -C L AT ANY 54 Extra Tag vum Staap WIIM THtt bOUKJM AM) (XJHCHA5L Of Enchilada Diaaan (Dsdux "he If. 5L and Dominican lublie resumed diplomatic stions on Ja n . (5. 1962, acding to the Hritannira ak of the Year. H O M E FOGGING 90 M. G. HODGES PLUMBING All CALL FA 2-6037 PAOLA ROAD Cm am> m o o v z Breadad Fantail SWhag T ironw vx m u if srnXESS Grapes2 4 9 / HI ACRli. FROJ4N ORAHGC WWW n t r . c o urjm m o a Gold Kia{ Haikgaygias AT AMY WMK-OfXIC Homes a p sa tu s r u a Juice 4 a 99/ MOCIIOM fUO/lH C.ROM Pies 2 t 79»! SI fo r e n th 100 *q.fl. o v er 1,000 • PI MI’S SERVICED AND INSTALLED • FREE ESTIMATES G U A RA N TEE Omm l l s Up to 1,000 sq.ft. — $15.00 • WKLI.S DRILLED • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS DAY 51 Extra Tag Yam Staags wrtw tmb ccuruss S O U TH ER N C H EM IC A LS , INC. 201 N. ELM FA 2-5192 GET FREE GIFTS FASTER WITH TOP VALUE STAMPS . . . \ T - v : , V '! . •- WINN-DIXIE -/A * ' �— Political d el eat rate. 15 word* o f from job to anyone from the p rt»dent down to the newest repreaenteth e . Tbepcrpow ia to help job partici­ pate to gtn m m asL There’s joat one catch — how nraeh steam can you blow off in compffing 15 words of espital-boand in­ to Mow jo or cork abort p n j. act to fM r state? Ob t o — Ito a l attain ? Ob tfca lateat Uoopar by ymm laaat faim lta Boton to Washing► /•' ' Joat eaB tha telegraph people. TfeyTi be glad to forward from any­ where to ccpttoratal U. S , at a Just reported th at for t t e third year la a zww booms** imalpW were in okcesa <d erne trCikm daQazn. • O'* and A 's Government Gets Bigger iters af Cocgreee sr« 4o- Committee* * t t longer. Banding a hand ia spending Another considerable factor toelacee af is that more and mors of tte *7 tec tte *•** •peril* is selves Dr. Crane's It Is partly because they other House and Senate com­ pUatrt tech pear ter* mads tha check-writing mittees — the ao-caUtd legis­ grass is fsCtaf process sorb a tough ant tha: lative committee* — are get­ farther bsfeial la Ms work, Congress is falling further sad ting into tte act. Every year er ao they persuade Host* and la tit faSswiag srtkte. a farther behind in its work. lap kfM atlvs reporter *xIs some esses there is rea­ Senate to add something new ptalas tte sitastisa. son to think this can actually to tte a n a s in which an an­ CASE P -« S : Teddy G, having him hold hit breath coat tte government — and nual authorization hill mutt aged 4. aeema to te v a no for a moment ar.d then dip­ By Fraak E t e m precede the annual appropria­ the taxpayer extra money. ping his fact under water. faar of tte w ittr. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tte government's new year tion. You can do this in a wash “Dr. Crane," his worried CsvtTxmtnt aT-lsyt keep ria­ — fiaeal 1K4 they call it — Authorisations are old stuff mother began, “I’m afraid basin of the bath tub. ls*, and asw approach record started July L Bat as of today in Congress, in *ueh field*, for After he learns to hold his lavsis. Yps w ight think from only one of the doten appro­ instance, a t public work* proj­ Teddy may drown. braath while submerging his “His daddy took him down (Us that Coop*** had toretd priation bllla th a t a r t neces­ ect*. However, tinea World face, then eneourtr* him to to tte swimming pool but let •f tha pars* strtig s. sary to keep t t e government War II S trend te a developed stay under water whil* you Actually, t t e apposite U running daring t t e year had toward requiring yearly as- Teddy r.d* oa his daddy's count to ten. Mart and w ars af tte teen passed and sent to tte thorlsat-ona for what formerly back. Next, let the child lie in So they would swim out shallow water along the shore were considered normal gov. White House. into deep water and have a lot or the bath tub and again It covers the Treasury and crr.mrnt functions. Tte armed services commit­ of fun. It seemed like a good submerge his face. Poet Office Departments and amounts to only 14 billion of tee* got a grip first on mili­ idea to me a t tte time. Soon he will feel the buoy­ “ But when his daddy Is ad ant action ef th* water which • A s squeaky wheel gets tte mors than 1100 bilbos re ­ tary construction projects. tte grease," and tte space quired for aQ tte federal func­ Later they claimed authoriza­ looter with os, Teddy thinks will tend to float his who!* tion rights on procurement of ha eta run out into tha deep body on top. wheel wakes such sa over- tions. powerlag noise that the aero- The rest of tte appropria­ planes, missiles end ships. water. At tha beach, let him lie, “If 1 hadn't been present f e e toward chore, is shallow a*»Uc steel cas scarcely be tion* bills ere to *»H«<»e Last year they got Congress stages and they will not all to bring into their scope re­ recently, Teddy would h*»* water where he can reach tte heard. —WUUira Uttlrwood, Ameri­ have become law for month*. search and development relat­ drowned! bottom with hie tends. “ So it it a good Idea to let ca a Airlines vice president, Meantime all agencies not ed to plan-o, missiles and Then let him support h.s siyls* U. & Is neglecting funded must make do with a ships. Starting w i t year, all children who can't rwim s weight on his htndi, but let ilitary research end devel­ stroke, enjoy the fun of float­ his body and face submerge. “continuing resolution" that srrossutlcal research. allow* them to drag along at opment will b* brought under ing into dwep water, either on Be lavish with praise. the back of their daddy or on T te dlrtinguiibed chancel- a baa* rate but preclude* the tte authorization tent. Later, let the child stand The Treasury - Post Office an Inflated Inner tube!" |or (Konrad Adenauer) and I atsrt of anything new. erect and hold his brtath while No, Indeed! traditionally This happens, to one degree appropriations arc not really 51s mess twins he fells, like a log, into water Don’t let you children enjoy . . . Each c l os has his own or another, every year. But has been about the first of th* the “frosting" until they have over the years It gets worse. bunch to b* passed. Treasury fir cull lory system. •.Economies minister a n d One reason Is that the govern- includes the Coast Guard. And learned how to bake the cake! Applied to the water, this chancellor • designate Lud­ ment gets bigger and the an­ the Merchant Marine commit­ wig Erhard ol West Ger­ nual eaaminatione of House tee* have decided they want > means you should teach your and Senate Appropriations aay hereafter in Coast Guard child to swim before you per­ many. "acquisition and construction mit him to float around in item . Congress this year ap­ deep water. O U R B O A R D IN G H O U SE Otherwise, he doesn’t realise proved that request. So start­ tte dsngvr so he develops a ing nest year Treasury post M1M , e v tev B C cv ZOiS, oppoa- offics may be slowed up along desire to rush out into dan* t o w n s ALCm RM AH s**o.c«!r£* BUMHOUStR/HTtTH* 9 6 Boost TuMrry with the rest. geroos sreas. OANCV.lOCX l acorpore ted 1927 t*TU6I Mis OiatMiCT—— <CTT tAOSlf* "Fools rush In," runs ths There it talk that commerce 6i**6 AT t PUU. THAN A t O l OP TAFPV/ T V C , AFFILIATED WITH THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSONVILLE <cu CM 306 mi MTlATOf committees may push through old adsge, “where angels fear »t a x e o e a .e i* « at t W e r tv AAtUOZU tM to tread." legislation requiring a prior vnawAM ake all th u m bs «n?trW SANFORD, FLORIDA RscaiVfi tmb IMAIt AH legislative okay on money bills IfMOMTScyiN' TO H_A6 A MrtCKAnd that Is tte hstard con­ (&TTL* CMAP iMlKfc 0 * i MX BAWOWA^OM ' IDEA W H STATEMENT OF CONDITION AS OF for the public health service. fronting Teddy a t this mo­ IfC te H O {A M * TO 600*06 44MMMMRV Other new authorization re­ ment. MV OttfT JUNE 29, 1963 4 AH CKO So you parents should start WITH 6AM! quirements are also under ditSCGUAlKT“conditioning"* your child farcussion. COMPTROLLER’S CALL ANC6 O Ml H t f The whole lesue may he orsbly to tte water. Don’t ecerw him by toesing brought to a h»ad Monday when the Joint Atomic Ener him into tte deep water In f t gy Committee brings to the tte hope that he will be forced Loans and Discounts $ 5,272,052.71 Capital Stock4Y* House floor Its annual author­ to iwim. Overdrafts 306.91 Even though he may then isation for atomc construe Surplus tlon. It will ask in this hill dramatically learn to keep Banking House, Furniture and for prior clearance hereafter afloat by “dog paddling," he . U* A* , Fixtures 235,178.34 Undivided Profits not Just for the Atomic Ener­ rosy retain a lifelong fear of iiW gy Commission's construction water thereafter. FAJOR D O E t / f l Other Real Estate KNOW HIM, items — about § to 10 per cent Instead, acclimate your R eserves BUT H £ W l l t « af-r- jyy Federal Reserve Bank Stock 24,750.00 of tte total — but for the child by slow logical stages. whole AEC operating budget. First, makt s gam* out of Unearned Discount Other Resources EDn o n 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 00 9 9 9 9 ! it would take 10 years to le* t t e IKS terete." If this is tm a p easihl* fin ­ reach t t e interim target ad 4 ancing. it was net reflected la | P«t unemployment. __ reason _ _ _ Duion ___ ________ On* gives for tte most I t t e fereaead"unem ploym ent c tfa x ^ g af $14 billion T h * f. * $1’- ! * “ f * 1S**^draw subscriptions af era 116.1* OOOJWOJWOAOO, as amount Is • U t e l * mObcn more Amarbillion, or nearly 14 timae tha icar.t than there were the day offer. President Kennedy took of­ TUs accounting far t t e cal­ fice. Population is growing endar year IMS and for bual- faster than jobs. neaa fiaeal y ean ending in This gars tte secretary— IMS was made from income who is a Republican, by tte Q—Do crabs sa t white ta tax m a n s filed by nearly way—hia chance Vo put m a “soft-ehell" condition? plug for tte adrumiatratioe A—Ns. After shedding ae4 T te r e ta n s cams from 9-2 tax program, which ia haring miQion sol* proprietorships, ita troubles in Congress. before a sew shell has harden­ R t.n rn partnerships and 1.2 House Wzr* t H V*an* ed. even the mouth parts are mmkm CorporsCom nifties Chairmaa Wilbur soft and incapable ef har.aiirg tten rvtsrns war* over a mHMills, D-Ark, now hops* to food. Boa for tha third year i s a get a tax passed by tte House row. Every figure is op over by late July or early August. Q—D.d Robert Bums write t t e previous income tax year Senate Finance Committee *tte well-known song “Auld except t t e number *f partnerI Chairman Harry F. Byrd. D- L arg Syne?’’ ships . down about L I00—* -1 V a. ha* promised be won’t da­ A—Robert Burn* said th a t their velum* af bnetneea, down isy action cm t t e House bill. j he took down tte words as ha t T 4 million. Batinee* profit* root ( J par although L .» personally op- i heard an old man sing them, posed to Lie administration j but Burn* ia usually giTen cast during tte year to S47A program. B .t if tte Mil runs credit for writmg them, billion. Profits of corporations wars up 2.4 per cant t* over into a Senate filibuster on civil rights there a no telling Q—la Moslem religion erha SS2 billion. Profits of tote pro­ whether a tag bill can be is Israfil! prietorships war* up 4 per passed to tecoste effective A—Israfil is th* Moslem cent to S2S.7 billion and next Jan. L acgel of music, who will sound profit* of partnership* up 4 If tte kill can be passed by ths resurrection trumpet aa per cant to 19.7 billion, in spits of tte drop ia iiBssma, Oct. x. says Dilioa. there tha last dap. This statistical r a n d o w n would ba 910 hfllioa la tax Q—How many hardly indicates that U. S. relief ia th* fallowing i t business in terrible or th a t month*. Tte Joint Economic octopus? A—Eight, ia contrast W fta private enterprise is about to Committee of Congress has estimated this would events- relmnvs ths squid, which has disappear. But with these figure* In . a e r *A*4 GN'P by 940 bil- ton. no deeper than his waiit. mind, K » interesting to take * «»• Again, count aloud and sea a look a t Treasury Secretary aiderabl* life to employment. OVER 33 TEARS how long the child will float C. Douglas Dillon's pretty Oa tha queitioa of reducing At First A Palmetto till he i tar.da up for a fresh realistic roundup on th* econ­ government expenses to offset (Alssgtide *14 past office) breath. omy in hi* talk before th* N a­ tha tax rut, Dillon charges Then te«eh him to fall into tional Coal Asia. that there has bean a lot of the water, meanwhile holding Speaking cf mors recent “loose and spendthrift orahis breath, and then dog pad- economic developments, Dillon torp" on holding 1M4 expend­ dte for a few strokes till he pointed out that in tte past 12 itures to th* IMS level. mutt stand up for freth air. months, U. S. gross national "Th* truth is,“ says Dillon, One* your child learns to product has risen 928 billion “th at th* entire 94-9 billion in­ keep afloat via dog paddling, or (A per cent to an annual crease can be accounted for ha • Carpsta • Forth ors he can then try breathing at rate of SS60 billion. H* said only thrt* areas — defense, • TUs • Piamos • Rental Bods th* tame time that h« ia thi* isn't good enough. space and interest on tte pubTh* bad part of th* situa­ swimming. Thereafter, he can acquire tion is that unemployment is other swimming strokes, like up from U per cent of the labor force a year ego to 6 J thw crawl or butterfly. But this dog paddling !■ per cent in May, and likely to th* initial step and the beat go over 9 per cent for June, KT. 1933 life Insurance for nil children a* graduates sta rt looking for job*. who are around deep wstrvi (Always writ* to Dr. Crane “T* put it another way,“ in car* of this newspaper, en­ says Dillon, “we would need closing a long stamped, ad­ an average GNP rise of 914 dressed envelop* and 20 cents billion a quarter — beginning 114 So. Palnstto to cover typing and printing now—to clove the gap bo| costs when you send for on* tween unemployment and out­ Phoas FA 2-0814 put by th* end of 1944.“ A* of his booklets.) gress oa Medical Quackery spexked action at g**** and community levels to more against the unscrupulous who fatten their purses at the ex­ pense of thorn pitifully eager to grasp st any straw to regain health. Newspapers have 1*&u in the forefront of those spreading light for their readers on the subject of med­ i a l quackery, and vsrious govern­ ment departments and health agen­ cies hare Jong been waging the war against tbs quacks. Whatever the forthcoming meettegs produce to tha way of weapon­ ry against tha charlatan is all to tha good. What fdSowa naturaDy la tha ascend goal for the meetings: to detera ia t what is needed to health educatioB to help the public protect i t ­ self sgatost chsrlatans who prey on the ailing. la 1551. the T in t N etkael Con­ 9 i WASHINGTON—(NEA) — {the present growth rate a f a lie debt. T te tote! a f aB < W atch Quacks Duck That's what the Second National Congrtaa on Medical Quackery will seek to determine when it meets in Washington Oct. Z&-Z6, under spun- « aorihip of o the Food and Drug Admiotitration and the American Medical Notebook Internal Ksvsnns Barrie* tea : l**1* o»*r SI bfflio* a quarter. expenditures is being held ba­ e a rth * ? Why are people ao vulnerable to gnackery when it comes to health Batters? • Fefer Edson Now H ere's One That R EA LLY Packs a Punch! In Fifteen Words? • POTS: Th* Worry Clinic Quotes £ W jy The SANFORD ATLANTIC a- 3 NATIONAL BANK RESOURCES t-5 "LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING" ® i| t j& a n fo r h ^ r r a l i pane 4 Sanford, Florida Monday, July 8, 1963 WALTZS A. CIZLOW, K urroa AMO r t s u i s u r u e it vas r FEED klt l U n i l l x CJItor J t U I W EL LS C a u a tr E d ito r CECELIA rA K M E B S o c ia l/ K d llar OOBOVIIT A C IT IS S - a t u l - K d llor W ELLS M a c b s a lts l B ufL a m L. I U U E S A K U ilualaaae U » u a r s h ib l k v t . w aa.av C I.a lid a d M saagar V B A N K V O L T O L IV E C lra u la tlea M a aasar ■ I I S I C B i n i e S BATES > D oll* n r I 3 t Us Wash LIA B ILITIES 1.00 m i Sanford Furniture Co. Eg men Saaataala C o a a lf | l as 1 Taar I.S« t M ualbs M * I M ualhs I.SS I Meath Alt O tta r I t l.a a I T a a r L IS I M o .th a I.SS I M .a th a I IS I M onth U. S. roatal nagalatloaa srvvlda that sU mall twhaerlstlaae ha paid ta advaaca. E nlarad a a aaeond d a a a m a tla r O c t.h a r ST. I I I ! a t th o P eal M flaa # ( S a a fa rd . F lo rid a, y u d tr tha Ac* at C oasraaa o f March. Tha SlaraM la a maiwhar af tha Uauad Traaa which la aatltlad •saJaalaaly ta Iba aao (or rasahlkoUoa at all tha local aawa srlatad la Ula aawspapor. Ha p a r t • ( s a g m a la ria l, aaw a o r * o « * rtlsln s, at th is odllloa a f T ha H anford H aro ld m ay ha r« tro d u ca d la a a y a a a a a a r w ith o a t w r llla a parm laaloa o f tha p u b lla h -r a t TLo lla ra ld . Aay lad lv ld u al o r (Irna raaponalbla lo r SUrb ra p n d u c tio a w ill bo coaaidarad aa In frln g m * on T ha lla ra ld a c o p y ris b t a n d wlU ba bald lia b le fo r d a m n s* * u n d a r Iba law , F ubllahod d ally ascapl S aturday, S unday a a d ChfUlm SSi publ'abad S a tu rd ay p ra c a a d ta s CbrUtm as. / V * : i By - WOODROW CASH After e long, happy holiday weekend, there is usually the results of picnics or beach parties in tte aay of stains on clothes, table linens, or beach wear. Again, 1 would Uke to warn about using heavy bleach In your laundry. It’a disastrous when not rinsed effectively. There Is enough bleach left in the clothes erdinarily to form etrong bleaching ef­ fecta when combined with our hot Florida sun. If you must bleach, do _ l_ U carefully, using measured propor­ tions of on* oart bleach to four parts of water. On* fourth cup of bleach ia enough for the average load of clothe*. For stubborn stains on either clothes or linen*, don’t take a chance of permanently setting th* stain by trying horn* spotting remedies. Meat of the old remedies are useless anyway, and by th* time they get to tte cleaners, they are hopelessly set until they cannot bt removed. Bring, or send, your garments to your Downtown (.leaner* for profensumal car*. If you know th* type stain, we vsouid appreciate your telling us when ycu bring the garment* in. W* specialize in cleaning all types of clothes, and right now our Cotton Clime is in full swing to keep your summer cottons in tip-top step*. Call, r r coma by, tte Downtown Cleaners for professional car* of your cloths*. DOWNTOWN CLEANERS k LAUNDERERS US PALMETTO ATM. PBONB PA 9-9291 71,841.48 U. S. Government Obligations $4,212,035.20 Other Bonds and Securities 1,074,123.16 Cash and Due From Banks 1,451,224.39 6,737,382.75 Total $12,341,513.19 375.000.00 450.000. 121,236.58 129,531.72 204,766.33 Deposits 11,060,978.56 Total 12,341,513.19 OFFICERS DIRECTORS GEORGE A. ORTAGUS Chairman of tte Board GEORGE D. BISHOP Retired Sanford, Florida H. H. nODGES President W. SCOTT BURNS Manager, Florida Power A Light Co. Sanford, Florida R. F. MANN Executive Vic# President MRS. LOIS D. HOl’SHOLDF.It Asiietant Vic* President H. D. ROWLAND Cashier WILLIAM V. HEMPHILL President, Bill Hemphill Motors, Inc. Sanford, Florida O. C. McBRIDE Assistant Cashier H. H. HODGES President MRS. CATHERINE M. RAY Aa*latent Cashier R. r. M ASS Executive Vic# President GEORGE A. ORTAGUS Firvt Vice President The Atlantic National Back of Jacksonville Jacksonville. Florida _ . H. B. POPE President, H. B. Pop* Company Inc. Sanford, Florida Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation IBA E. SOUTHWARD President, Southward Fruit Company. Inc. Sanford, -Florida GEORGE A. SPEER, JR , Attorney Sanford, Florida �•"■***• E rr all Mon. July 8, *63—Page 5 (Dsua/t CUbby2 DEAR ABBY: I’ve heard that some women behave rather peculiar* ly when they reach the age of 48 or 60, but I think my sister-in-law is abusing the privilege. She wears muu muu’s on the street with large colored kerchiefs tied around her head like a fortune teller. She loads on the make-up and junk jewelry and she’s off in anklets and high-heeled shoes. She thinks she’s gorgeous. She spent $12 last week ju st riding the buses so she could talk to the drivers. Meanwhile, she eats tranquilizers like popcorn. I’m worried. OHIO DEAR OHIO: Your sister-in-law is obviously in need of professional help, which is your brother’s prob­ lem. Don’t wait until the poiice give the poor woman a figs ride home be­ fore you urge her husband to get her to a doctor. • • • • DEAR ABBY: I am 20 and have been married for five months. My husband and I both work. We leave together in the morning and drive home together. When Joe gets home he lies down on the couch and reads the whole newspaper while I prepare supper. A fter supper he goes back on the couch and watches television while I clean up the kitchen. When th at’s done, I’m so tired I go into ths bedroom, fall on my face und go to sleep. Then he has the NERVE to say that what little time we have to­ gether 1 spend sleeping. What should 1 do? TIRED DEAR TIRED: No bride of five By Abigail Van Buren T e l e v i s i o n MONDAY P. M. 114 (I) c h a s s e t S * * * * * ( I t C heckm ate cl) (traalast months holds down a full-time job in addition to doing her own housework because she wants the exercise. Since you are helping to BUY th e groceries, tell Joe to get off the couch and help you prepare them. That way you’ll halve YOUR work and double HIS pleasure. • • • • DEAR ABBY: A neighbor of mine dumbfounded me this morning when she told me she had picked my vegetables while I was on vacation so my plants wouldn’t die. She ex­ pected some gratitude if I can judge a voice. Abby, 1 couldn’t thank her, because I had agreed w ith a friend to pick those vegetables in exchange for watering my plants! Before go­ ing on a trip next time, should I set up a sign, or canvass th e neighbor­ hood and explain the arrangem ent? VACATIONER Headlines o f the C e n tu ry 1:1* (II l.d lte r la l S:te (I) M a fia Mem s a le S p o rts tm I l l III I've O ot ▲ Secret l:JS (I) R tftem aa (I) T he L ucy Skew M S t i l Stoney B u rk e (I) D anny T hom aa Show 1:11 (I) A ndy O rlfflth Show 11:5* (I) Paeew ord 11.04 (!) Ben C a te r <>) llrln k te i'e J o u rn a l 1I:M (I) S tum p th e S t a r t (71 A»k Your Doctor W hat’s on your mind? For a per­ sonal reply, send a self-addressed stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Oldtlmer Henry King trill produce and direct "The Un defeated,” a post-Clvil War story of emigres to Mexico escaping the carpetbaggers, for Warner Bros, studio. • • • • • • For Abby’s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wedding,” send 50 cents to Abby, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. Jacoby Onfijiidys i t ) Fre-Sehoel Planning Pries Is Aigkt December Bride Th* M eceye Seven Keys Pre All-Star Base­ ball Tel* A atedvs 17:41 (7) A l l - S t a r Baseball . 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Newe I It (I) Newe * Interviews (S| D igest 1)47 (II l-sfftlm* 14:41 ( I ) S ay W han 7.11 (41 W a lte r eeroektie 1:11 III rtttw o rd (») C a r t o o n Capere 7:11 (I) M o n d a y N ile Al T he IMS ID Play T ear H a s * (I) Dty la Court Movie* 1:1* (SI Art U n k l e t t e r (#) I Leva L e v y (I) To T ell T h e T ru th (I) Jin* W ym an p ro (I) Ana Bothers Sheer (I ) T he D a k o ta# 1:11 (t) Niwseepe DEAR VACATIONER: I t appears th a t only ONE of your neighbors needs to have the "arrangem ent ex­ plained’’. So next time, explain it. • • • * DEAR ABBY: Apropos th a t let­ te r in your column from the woman who drank goat’s milk and had four babies: Small wonder. Isn 't goats’ milk for kids? SCHWEITZER FROM DEFIANCE • T o n i g h t 1:7* M l D ie ( : ! * 14) M illio n aire M l 4 i ll M l lit! 1:11 1:71 (I) Make H aem 1 Daddy (I) Dleeovery *11 (!) 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M stone (I) D ouglas E d w ard * Raw* (I) Saerat H a rm (I) Am arleee (D Th* M atch RECITALS NEW YORK (UPI) — Lin­ coln Center for the Perform­ ing Arts will h iv e n threeweek series ef various types of reeltsls in its Philharmonic Hill beginning Aug. 5. ef P s b lle GRADE 'A* FLORIDA HEDIW tt s e rin * Notice le hereby g iv e n , RoaM o f C o u n t y C u m m ! » t o n ere of S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , F l o r ­ ida, propose* t o r e t o n e t h a fo llo w in g d e e c r l h e d properly to n e d H-l A Single F am ily Keeldtnllal lo A - l A grlrullure: T h at p o r tio n not pre vlouely Sonad A -l In t h - K i / j 0 r s k <4 o f s w q o f s w % a n .| r. 7/1 Of N R 14 o f 8 W '» Of N W '» In S e c t i o n 1 1 - 7 0 * .m l F u rth e r d e-crlb e d s e B of S u n lsn d K»l»t<* 1 st A d d itio n an.l N o r t h of O ld O r l a n d o Itoad. P u b lic h e a r i n g w i l l be h e l l In t h e S e n i l n t l e C o u n t y C o u r t llouee, S a n f o r d , F lorida. In th * C ounty C nnim ltslonert (loom, on J u l y 71. 0 * 7 at 1il:40 A. M. o r a t s o o n t h e r e a f t e r s e poeelhl*. B o a rd o f C o u n t y C o m m ie eloner* Sem inole C o u n t y , F l o r i d * i l y J. C. Itu tc h ia a m , C h a i r ­ m an A t t e s t A rthur Beckwith. O u of th* m ala difference! W est opened th e king of north « diamonds and for some rea­ between match point duplicate A A ts and rubber bridge U th a t a son or other E ast let him hold VQ3 3 duplicate player can take any the trick. W est shifted to a sort of wild gamble with the heart and South w ent up with A JI7 S 4 I dummy's queen. When this eertain knowledge th a t all it W IST 0 » EAST held only a couple more can coet him is a bottom acora 6Q G K 10(3 V K 108 7 4 V JIS things were necessary to on one board while a rubber ♦ KQJ733 ♦ A10IS4 bring home th a four-spade bridge player might have to «K AS contract. mortgage the family home to SOUTH South cashed dummy’s are pay off his losses if he tried 4JII34 of spades and dropped W est’s VAI anything of th is te st. 41 queen. A aecund spade was A t duplicate, when E ast A A Q 10SS won by E a st’a king and E ast followed kls one spade re­ North and South vulnerable led his singleton club. sponse to his partner’s open­ Wret Nertfc Kail Seat* South studied a whils and ing heart bid with a jump to 1V 1V-4 1 A ra it Jr. rosa with th e see. When the P n b llsh four h esits South decided 34 Peas 4 4 4A J u l y I. 1US. king dropped South cashed C D K - U Past Paaa Double P a x that he was being fiaed. In Pass Paaa his jack of apades, conceded certain circles a psychic Opening lead—4 K one mere spade trick and spade response Is used after Tnnlte’a The M t* chalked up 8UO points and To (!• O ut To A partn er opens with one heart Movio ! I I and South took a deep breath tact. East doubled and now I thoroughly undeserved top score. and dived to a f. ur-spade con- South stood by his guns. i' M U II IDt IM T H I U T Rfr EGGS39c BRAVOLEAN MEATY SOUTHAMERICAN CORNED BEEF SOUTHLAND FANCY KOZIN TUtNiP^COLLAIO* MUSTAtO r Vi it)si Jha Woman:ByRuth Muiett bewildered mother ssks at’* w rvrg with displaying interest in hsr teenige igbler s phone conversa­ nt. t srerr.t tha answered the (phone fo r her daughter i when the girl finished her ivcrsation she asked interediy. "W ho was it, dear " ten tha daughter told her i boy's name tha mother l Legal Notice io t i « ■ row a m a tl-a r.1 »f t V u n t y Com* i*r* e f F a m t n a l a C a u a r n d a will ra.- a ir * bile > *rre» ef a n tle r l H. Ilk, J r , t« th * C o a r t a t Km*'era. F l o r i d a u p - P M Men (ay, J u l » I. f o r th * f a l l o w i n g : .. i l l t t . r o o ( • ! . sa p ri».-ntat , > I I n J r l « l i.-t Irn a g a s o t ln * slor* • tan k a far underground -vice h -artng Under* tt» r* ‘ t.ab- 1 A pprotlita d t m a n s l o n s 10 faat m a l a r » 1C f " t # tn r h a a a K ach t a n k to h*v* Whether the interest ii lr said: “Did ha ask you for a ritating o r not depends on date?” With th a t, b ar daughter how it is shown. Continual lost her tem per, and said it questioning can seem like pry­ ^ waa “Impossible to have any ing. A m other vs ho is more diplomatic usually learns just privacy a t home.” Undoubtedly th a questions us much about a teenager's that caused tha flareup were doing* by bring ready to list­ just the etraw s th a t brokt the en when tho daughter seems ! to want to talk and by tiring eamel’a back. I t isn’t likely any daughter *interested in her confidence*. would bava become ao upset No one likes to be continu­ over such an incident unless ally under th e eye of anyone for a long tim a she had fait else. As children grow older, that hsr m other w asn’t allow­ tha home ehould become a ing hsr an y privacy. place where some privacy is Many m others fsil to ses provided fo r all members of th a t w hat they consider ‘‘nor­ th s family. mal Interest" may seem like prying to their children. I'llONK FA 3-1114 TONITE A TUE-S. First Sanford Show ing 7:13 A 11:13 why to w I ato MHt o iv t reesl to a ire s g s r* ..,M K f 0TTHKDAY Y . FYNE-TASTE RICH CREAKY , Co-Hit 9:13 Only “A Summer IMsca" In Color Sandra lire Troy Donahue IELICIOUS HAVANAN Carload I’a (>iven Free FrL Thru Tues. P IN E A P P L E SALAD J Jftd y L DRESSING JUICE USO SHOWS GIANT 32oz JAR SAVE 10* GIANT 44 o r . CAN NEW YORK (UPI) — Th* USO has approved 30 campus groups from U. S. college! to tend dram a or mutie unit* oo entertainment tours of overseas m ditsry installstions during the scholastic • a »J> four Inch tank term beginning in the fall. - S - * !• th e top naar a and. sa d o a t i l ) four h ta n k fta n fa naar opalia and; on# (J t 70 Inch H at lyp# tnaahola; nao.ary liftin g brack*!*; 1 approvad bltum laoaa larlo r soatlng. l.-e bi d «nall h a f o r th a l k a c o m p l a t a a n d dallv■d t o t h a C o u n t y Koad p a r t m a o l on U. 8 tT-P-. j r (41 m llaa S o u th of if o rd . F l o r i d a , an d ouM e s o l u d a o r Hat aarataly all Slat# an d daral t a i a i and altert a o r o p t i o n a l lla m a of>ad. D a l l v a r y d a t a m u at ar*>*lfled a n d will ba n a i d - r* d In a w a r d i n g th a niract. Hid alm uld ba ro m p a n l * d by aho p d r a w 1, c o v e r i n g t h a It-n ia ha au p p llad . t o ba anrloaa-l t a a anvalopa plainly m arkt h a o u ta ld a . **lttD l t fH I I ) r u r j a T A N K S , op aa I. 1 **1" at lit ha o p a n a d a t a g t o ba h a t d la th* y C o tn m la a lu n Moa ting In t h a C o u r t h o u a a a t d. Florid*. T u aad ay . !J, 1943. a t 10:M A. M. aoon t h a r a a f t a r a* puaar i g h t la r a a # r * # J ta any trrag u ln rltla » or r a l l t t a a l a bl.la a n d to a n y o r a l l bid*. i»rd a t C o u n t y Com mla»nera tn lao la C o u n t y . F l o r i d a C. I l u t c h l a o n , C h a ir m a n y. Hutli, J r . r K nglnaar h J u l y ». IS. 17*7- ' usb CVUUOT* ^ A 5 ^^iaadad FRESH PICKED MOUNTAIN AIM CQHDITIQAEA FUN SHOW Casement etsMnds. R IT Z • 6300 ITU/Mr ssolU g R tt neathr inSB sin^e-pen« opatfcg, ghxs you poeTTfuT, qutc* coohnp Low s a l gMyertgounktascat puah-huttow , NOW th ru WED. AT 1:00 - 3:00 • 3:00 7:00 - 9:00 P/ 0SM do not reveal tho middle o f this picturef SNAP BEANS e 2-speed fan, f a Ht-COOt • 10-pesiriew Utem ie s f a . • 4 R o s ie r Air Direcfafc S TMSt IS A PACSiaSIlg 0 P TMK HKWA SSAL. Trim acaaoiatot, u. 4—wall trace So-— a iV l'.ad.'.* *n.uI-Jwu tail Sit lllr, vOrv a— U a— w— r , : - p a*acc#. LBS EASY TERMS jERRii LEWIS: l ‘n » N u n e Sanford Electric Co. "Seminole County’s Oldest 118 M a g n o lia Ave. GE Dealer” FA 2-1562 llllUiliillllimiininii]HHiiniiii.,iiiiiiiiiniitniitiiim iininim unr binit I will, rood Order g ALLNEW1 LADY FAIR DELICIOUS P IE S A L E B 009L 8 CRlriT VENETIAN. CNEM8 LEMON STRAWBERRY^ LADY PAIR HALF ROUND 60L 0IN IPO U N D C A K El �Former Sanford; <Jaycee Wives Hear A 1 Edmunds Couple Beverly Yates-Jack Gerard Golden Wed Under Flowered Arch 1 • w «i 1 ■L «r • • > i ^ t Mias Beverly S u s a n n a Yates, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Delbert P. Yates ef Pereat City, became the bride of Airman S/C Jack Gerard, aon of Mr. and Mra. Joaepb Gerard of Loogwood on Juno 29 a t an afternoon wedding in the Lockhart Methodist Church. Rev. James Ridgeway per­ formed the ceremony as the couple stood beneath a lovely flowered archway. Baskets of white mums and gladioli were placed at either side of the arch and backed witb palms. Organist M n. M. Grouse Standing a n Donna Danklefs, Mra. Hu pankTRAVELING TROOP. This is Wing Troop 211 accompanied soloist, Mrs. lefs, Vicki McArdle, Bonnie Avenel, Sheryl Wit* of the Senior Girl Scouts just before they left on Barbara Burney, who sang liamnon, Judy Lewis, Elyse Gaaaman and M n. a roeent sight-seeing trip to Miami and the surthe beautiful “Because," "I Avene], Nikki Morgan was not present for the roundng area. In the front row are Sue Jaillet, Love You Truly" and "The picture. (Gusman Photo) Jo Ana Huhn, Nancy Rodgers and Lu Jaillet. Lord’s Prayer." The bride, given in m arri­ age by her father, chose a full length bouffant gown of soft silk organza with Inserts Before leaving the group of Chantilly lace, cascading Later they enjoyed a tour Tba Staler Girl Scouts of the humans are In tho cages Wing Troop 211 recently real­ and the monkeys go free." though International Airport took one day out to awim, into a small chapel train. ised • long-held plan of theirs Ths Seaqusrium gave the and an Eastern Alrlinea Jet shop and sleep and though Tiny Iridescent sequins sprin­ and took a trip to Miami, gtrla an opportunity to enjoy piano and spent a day in the they were tired, they regret­ kled her bodice featuring a scalloped Sabrina neckline Tba 11 girls and their two watching the tricks thnt have company of Senior Scouts of ted having to ivtum home. leaden. Mra. E. W. Avenel and been taught to the porpoises th« Miami area, swimming Girl Scouts who participat­ and graceful tapered aleeves. Enhancing her neckline the Mrs. H. Danklefs camped at there. and picnicking. ed in the trip end tour in­ One day was devoted to a cluded Donna Danklefs, Bon­ bride wore a string of heir­ The fabulous paltco of VisOther members present in- a Girl Scout Center two blocka •M ed Mrs. Tom Price, Mra. from Miami Beach during cays, built by James Decring boat ride through the Keya nie Avend, Elyse Gaasman, loom pearls. Her silk Illusion in 1914, housing a tremendous and a hike through Everglade* Joanne Huhn, Sue and Lu elbow length veil was held by WaDy Peacock, Mrs. Charles their atay there. Tetanbaua, Mrs. Phil Skates, With this as their home collection of European and National Park, where many Jaillet, Judy Lewis, Vicki Mc­ a delicate crown of iridescent Mrs. Larry Skates, Mra. Jot base, the 8couta visited such Oriental art objects was fasci­ species of wild life were ob­ Ardle, Nikki Morgan, Nancy sequins and seed pearls. The Davis and her guest, Mrs. interesting spots In the a rts nating to the Scouts and their served in thedr natural habl- Rodgers and Sheryl William­ bride carried a cascade of white roses surrounded by Orsy, and Mrs. Jack Wilber. ns the Monkey Jungle, “where leaders. son. lilies of the valley and deli­ cately tinted aqua baby’s breath. Oviedo Maid of honor, Miss Sandra Unlcy wore a street length he and Ivey. Miniature bridesmaids mark­ at a bridesmaids luncheon held brocaded aqua sheath with a ed the places of tho four gtrla June 29th a t tha home of bouffant overlay of sheer '’•1 Ml in Watson presented her who participated la tha wad­ Mrs. Tom Punch, aunt of tho aqua nylon organdy. A n* bridal attendants with eneBy Bernice Kelsey ding of Mies Mary Aim Wat- brldov matching veil held by a rose graved charms of wedding aon and J u u s Jones, Friday, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Gott of self material worn with CM Miss Watson’s plaee waa bells, and the hoiteanri, Mrs. and son, David, arc vacation­ aqua shoes completed her en­ Punch, Mr*. Stinson Kinlaw ing at Kingsport, Tcnn., semble. Sandra carried a cas­ and Mrs. Gregory Kinlaw where they are visiting rela­ cade of yellow mums. Bridesmaids, Miss Sandra presented Miss Watson with tives. Mrs. B. G. Smith, Mrs. R. Yates, sister of the bride, and • Bride’s Hook. Others who were present at W. Estes and Mrs. Theodore Miss Gilda Petlinati wore 1 tne luncheon were Mrs. Glenda Aulin Sr., recently spent a dresses Identical to that of Kmeraon, Mrs. John Itown, Jr. few days at Flagler Beach at the maid of honor and carried of Jacksonville snd Mra. Mu- the summer home of Mr. and yellow mums. Little Karen Mis. George H. Carter of Yates, another sister of the j garet Watson. Richmond, Va. bride, acted as the charming Ted Aulin and Jimmy Cour­ flower girl strewing petals BEAUTY BRIEFS ier recently were guests at along the aisle and wearing Camouflage (lie home of Mrs. John Cour­ the same style and color as It Is pomdlile to aliift from ier Sr. in Sanford. that of the attendants. Ring a one-piece bathing suit to Mrs. Louise Beasley and bearer was Master Kirk the increasingly popular two- daughters, Carol and Jan, re­ Driskill, cousin of the bride. i. r1 ™ Mother of the bride, Mrs. piece style in midseason. You cently attended a family re­ ■ V : p E W i f. ran use make-up alright of union at Alexander Springs. Yates, chose a silk beige ba­ hand to fill in that white mid­ Mrs. Beasley’s niece, Miss sic sheath. Complimenting riff until the sun docs its Jackie Alitchcll of Santa Ana, the beige dress she chose a duty. There are two ways to CulfT., returned home with moss green picture hat and her for a few days visit. gloves. A green carnation camouflage the whiteness. Mrs. Ray Beasley and You can use a cake or cream daughter, Donna, are guests tan shade of face powder. BRIDESMAIDS for the wedding of Mias Mary Ann Watson pose before When you use the- powder, of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beas­ ley of Eustis. the luncheon they enjoyed at the home of Mra. Tom Punch, Juno 29th. first smooth hsnd cream over Mrs. Lucille Niblack recent­ From left are Mlaa Mary Wilkinnon of Aahville, Alu,; Miss Diane Uown of your midriff. Let It dry and ly spent a few days in Tam­ Jacksonville; Mary Ann, Miss Vicki Forguaon, and Miss Laura Faye puff on the powder. pa visiting with her son-in-law Watson. Either of these methods and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. also can ho used to cover up Dave Jackson and daughters, white marks left by shoulder Pam and Cheryl. straps or a wrist watch you Mrs. John Beasley is vaca­ forgot to remova before sun­ tioning in Denver, Col., at the Mrs. Virginia Pctroikl, ning. home of her daughter and Welcome Wagon hosteii, re­ family, Mrs. Merle Cooper. Coordinated ports that tha following new a n d their three children, Reaiuta Why Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Beasley familiea have arrived in the Doug, Joy and Jean, who are had as recent guests Mr. and Blouse* > Jamaican Sanford and Semiaola County making their borne at 2312 You may have wondered Mrs. Earl Beasley and son, area: Mellonville. why instructions for facials Mark, of Eustis. From Memphli, Tenn., a Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Mease always encourage upward and Navy family, Mr. and Mra. are now living at 603 Cher­ outward strokes. These help C. II. DeMorie, who are living okee Circle having come here give your facial tissues a lift. When boiling old potatoes, at 118 Shannon Drive with from Corpus Christ!, Texas. Downward strokes actually use a little milk in the water sons. Charles, 14, Larry, 11, Moviog la from Geneva arc hasten downward line* end to keep the spuds from turn­ Michel, seven, and Gregg, Mr. and Mra. K. R. Patterson sagging tissues. ing dark. four. and daughter, Anne, t e n From Longwood Mr. and year* old. They are now liv­ CLEAN FAN BLADES Mrs. J . S. Atkinson and two ing at 2U> Collins Drive In Kitchen fan bladea should children have moved to 2413 Sunland. be kept clean for their best Elm Ave. Another Sunland family la efficiency. Whrn g r e a s e Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Garcia a new Navy transfer from clings to the blades or the have come from the Navy Jacksonville, Mr. and Mra. J. mesh trap, take the fan apart at Jacksonville to live at 702 R. Somerville and children, and scour the blsdes. After a Ilaywood Drive in Sunland. Bobby, Craig, Gail and Jodie. quick rinsing and drying, re ­ They have a baby son 10 They ara making their new assemble and the fan la ready months old. home at 703 Baywood Drive. for longer duty. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Keater Back In the states after a and their three ca up birrs are tour of Navy duty in Guam living at 14 Summerlin Ave. are Mr. and Mrs. W. R. SumSALE! They came here from Colum- rail who have settled at 2410 boa, Ohio. The girls are Oranga Avenue. named Ellen, Jackta and Alli­ Pram Jacksonville Navy, son. Mr. and Mrs. J . W. Tippatta Personals 8ummer “For Tha Linger]* Or Your Dream*" S tra w • Pegaolr Beta • Gowas Sugar C ar* New textured Famous Dan Rivera tools Fortrel& N* Cotton You’re in great shop* w ith Sugar Cane! It’s avelte and sleek. Its m a tc h in g solo is slim. Its colors arw new f o r ’63. A nd i t feels d elicio u sly com fortable! L ik a all U .8 . K edrttes, Sugar C am ia washable, comes in Narrow and Medium widths. Sweet and-low price, besides! Come in to d a y -p ic k up your pair. • Summer Robe* • Foundation Garments • Mono — VISIT — “featuring Faabloaa Jast For You" *00 N. PARK A V I. •CLOSED WED. AFTERNOON* Mra. Gerard cbose a o f t orange accessories and an orange carnation corsage. Best man waa Gary Yates, brother of the bride. Ushers were Larry and Gerald Ger­ ard, brothers of the groom. The reception was held fol­ lowing tho ceremony in the church social hall. A three-tiered wedding cake dominated the buffet table that also held dainty petitfours at either end, decorat­ ed in aqua and white. Serv­ ing at the crystal punch bowl were Irene Desk and Jcnni fer Jordan. Donna Friend and John Yates J r. assisted SECRETS OF THE PYRAMIDS \Vo<»l charcoal briquets ita rt faster when placed pyra­ mid fashion in tho grill, then Ignited. Heat travels upward with the cake serving. to all briqueta. The chef Mrs. Eugene Nowell was in should then use tongs or pok­ charge of the guest book. er to sprtad the briquets even­ After a wedding trip to the ly around the firebox. EaiUGoast of Florida the cou­ ple will reside In Riverside, Calif., where the groom is stationed at March Air Force Base. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Willis E. No­ well, grandparents of the From Your Downtown bride from Ft. Pierce; Mr. Florist and Mrs. B. II. Curtis from Summerville, S. C., and Neal SANFORD Denton of South Carolina. FLOWER SHOP Other guests were from Cler­ mont, Jacksonville, Miami Tor. E. tnt & Hanford Ave. FA 2-1822 FA 2-8132 and Kansas. Church Calendar TUESDAY, The WMS of the First Baptist Church will hold a businesa meeting at 10 a.ra. In tho educational building, followed a t 10:30 by a mission program. A t 11:30 a.m. the group will have a covered dish luncheon, and tha circlet will m eet after lunch. la a MUST, today! We hnvc a wide variety ol special equipment to make exercising a pleasure. Books and course to guide you, too! WRITE TO THE HOUSE OF HEALTH ISO 89th S t. - SURFSIDE, FLORIDA Far Apart? Be Together in Seconds with Long Distance Isn't it a nice feeling to know that wherever you axe, home's • Shorty P J .’a M ARY EST H E R ’S W edding Mr. and Mr*. E. C. Bowman of 626 53rd St. in W est Palm Beach recently celebrated their Golden Wedding AnnU Ternary there a t a family pie* nic with their aon and doughter and their familiea. Mra. Bowman u the former Lillie Margaret Lord, the youngest of the eight children of the late Mr. and Mra. J. N. Lord of Sanford. The couple were married June 2, 1913 in Sanford. Their aon, L. W. la a Jack, aonville policeman and their daughter Mra. W alter V. Amea Uvea In Miami. Two grandchildren, Mra. Dee Schussler and Mra. Joann Harper both live in Miami and there are six g reat grand­ children. The Bowmans moved to West Palm Ikuch in July, 1923, and Mr. Bowman retired from 35 yeara employment with the Florida Power and Light Co. in 1957. < Luncheon Fetes Bridal Attendants Celebrate Gifts • Card* • Books (Formerly McVIcara) 210 E. F irst St. just a hello away? With Long Distance you’re dose around the clock. To check on things, exchange news, send love, just Sid* Zipper* chat. Being sway's belter when you know the miles don’t matter. Shapely Collars Self Belt Mix And Match • To 1< SouJhern(^ Bell •i& M ig mtk Ha FuLx* �If:m m B Sm ;^ M M M I wey/ * r j *v . .U . V . ■ ■- L»-V - *■ ; vrs: >•* <s: • • Arnie Against Field In Britain Palmer2-1 Favorite In Field Of150 ANNUAL LOG-ROLLING LYTHAM-ST. A N N E S , Xncinad (UPI) — It's going to bo Arnold Palmar against tha fitld in the British Open golf tournament. That'* what tha experts aay, and it'a also what Palmer’* rivals aay. Even Jack Nick* Una, ■ man who has beaten Palmer a t hia beat, is tout* ing A m lt aa the Uksly win* ner. "Ami# plays fantastically wall over hero/' says Nleklau*. * lf he continues his present 'slump,' ha should win (aaily.1* British oddi-maksrs hava Installed Palmer as the 2-i favorite In tthe field of 120 golfers which tees off Wed* nesday an the 0,7&7-y*rd, Par* TO Royal Lythara and SL Anne* course. Nkklaus is quoted a t 7*1, four-time Brit* ish Open champion P eter Thom peon of Australia is rat* •d a t 8-1, and Australia'* Kcl Nagle is listed s t 10-1. Nlckiaus' pessimism is caused by the "tight fair ways" which he and other ex­ perts hem Insist favor Palm­ ar's gam*. "The fairways are much too tig h t for me," commented Nlckiaus after a practice round on tha championship course. Palmer has won two of the last three tournaments in which ha competed but he Isn’t taking anything for granted. In fset, ha seems to ha tha only expert in Eng­ land who thinks he msyshave • tough time winning. "Thera are a lot of good golfers in this fieid." hs com­ mented. "It's sn honor to be tha favorite but it will be a tough battle.” The top price In the Britlah Open is only 11,200. But Palmer eays the preetlge Is every bit as important aa the money—perhaps more so. CPO Meets Kiwanis Tonight The C. P. 0. team b eat the Shrine nine in the semi-finals of (he Junior League Tourna­ ment S to 7 Friday night in a six Inning game. David Galloher held the Shrinere to only thre« hits and Ervin gave up seven to C. P. 0., including doubles by Stubbing* and Butts. Hin­ son and Dudley of the Sliriners accounted for two of the team 's three hits with trip­ les. The C. P. O. will m eet the Kiwanii team tonight in the finals. Shrina SOI 120-7 C.P.O. 403 001-8 Sent Down NEW YORK (UP!) — The Nsw York Msta shipped bonne rookie Ed Kranepool to Buf­ falo of the International League Sunday and recalled pitcher Grover Powell, whose Cyrui McCormick invented I record wai 6-6 with Raleigh in tha reaper in 1831. I th* Carolina League. 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In fact, he’s shaken It so much Ameri­ can I-re gut rivals can hardly btllev* It’s tha same franchise. The Senator* ran their win­ ning streak to aavon games Sunday whan they defeated the Loa Angeles Angels, 7-3 and 6-4. tt ia th# Senators' longest winning streak sines 1949 when they reeled off nine straight victories. Bcnnio Daniel* pitched a five-hlttar and struck out 12 battera to win his third game of the season In the opener while Don Zimmer, ex-Dodger pal of flodgea, sent tha Senators off In front In th* nightcap with a grand slant in the first Inning. Jim Duckworth was credited with his third win in the eeeond gam* although he need­ ed tha relief aid of Dick Ru­ dolph, who pitched perfect hall for th* final 2 2-3 Innings. Zimmer had two doubles in the first gam* and a homer and a single In the nightcap to lsad Washington’s attack. Th# Nsw York Yankees ■cored a 7-4 10-inning win after losing t# th* Cleveland Indians, 11-8, tha Chicago White Sos downed th* Boston Red Bos, 4-1, in 13 Innings, th* Baltimore Orioles shaded th* MlnnceoU Twins, 4-3, In 10 Innings and th* Kansas City Athletics won, 8-7, after Buffering a 6-1 loss to tha De­ troit Tigers in other American League game*. Breaks Record MORGAN CITY, L*. (UPI) —Ben Trumo of Miami pilot­ ing hi* Second Mortgage around th* flvo-mllo Lake Palourd* cours# a t 46.386 milts per hour, broke hie own world’s record ia winning tho American Power Boat Asso­ ciation's E-**rvic* runabout eastern divisional champion­ ship Sunday . Need Tools For A Job? S av o M oney Now Yoa Can Root Them — msrleui Rent-All Ta • Sanford 8. Hi* walks Avs. United f i n s latentaCteeil American Leagw* W. L. FcL 30 31 .617 New York 47 » .333 Chicago Boston 44 37 .343 43 38 .642 Minnesota 47 40 .340 Baltimore 44 40 .321 Cleveland Los Angeles 41 40 .471 Kansas City 36 46 .439 33 47 .427 Detroit Washington 30 36 .349 Banday’s Retails Washington 7 Los Angeles 3. 1st Washington 8 Lee Angelas 4, 2nd Baltimore 4 Minnesota 3, 10 inns. Chicago 4 Boston 1, 12 inns. Cleveland 11 New York 3. 1st Now York 7 Cleveland 4. 2nd, 10 innings Kansas City 8 Detroit 7, 2nd Today's Probable Pitchers No games scheduled Tuesday’* Games All-Star gam* at Cleveland National League W. L. P e t Loa Angeles 30 33 A02 San Franciac* 48 37 .363 Chicago 43 37 .6 a 46 38 .346 Bt. Louil ‘8 40 .529 Cincinnati MUwaukca 43 40 .518 41 42 .491 Pitta burgh 40 44 .476 Philadelphia 33 34 .379 Houston 2* 33 .345 New York Sunday's Results Pittsburgh It New York I Philadelphia 3 Chicago 2 Los Angtlas 4 Cincinnati 6, 1st Los Angeles 3 Cincinnati 1, 2nd San Fran. 4 St. Louis 3, 1st, 13 Inns. SL Louis I Ssn Francisco 0. 2nd Milwaukee 4 Houston 0. night Today’s Probable Pitchers No games scheduled No gimee scheduled Toe*day's Gam** All-Star gam* at Cleveland Sarasota Firmly In First Place Figured 'Angles' To Last •ft fa ftrl M ob. July 8 , *88— P h f » 7) frra ll The People's Tournament Sikes, Champion, Bids For Third Public Links Crown The 0 tournament of the ia* peoenJs a six-day run oa the Haggtn Oaka Muncipal I Golf Course in Sacramento By OSCAR FRAl.F.T July 13. CPI Sport* Writer This is the 30th Public C L K V K I. A N D. Ohio — links Championship and the There’s no way to explain or United States Golf Association gives it the same treatment the vanillin. „ . . .a* the governing body does ■oU "now Phon«* won’t the Optn and Amateur. anymore in the middle This l# the working stiffs’ the night with a call from show and no fewer th; San Diego, or maybe Stock­ 338 paid $3 to enter. These H*1** *bo line up at holm No more wilt you hear , ................ daybreak on weekend* waitthat vibrant von* annouoc* ta f |f t 0„ ^ ing flippantly! municipal and “I’m whertin* and dealin’ vat* layouts. There .:ere but "i’ll see you in a Ilions of them. couple of liny*, lint some­ The championship field con­ thing big rookin’ hut juet sist* of 130. all of whom wanted to ic* how you mere cept the de.’ending titleholder and the 1962 runner-up were Horn.' For two year, you sat uith ! J , .,«rn,U,rt .b* him. off an...... . writing hi. I'* °* | ” Und^ hA.11 ,S0|1™ «'’ ne story .. . anil* .he .Ird . you ,by, pelc . in a Itoho.e life .. qualifying „ . ., , , . L . ' round on the I agg n «>ak* the hand through the raucous course to determine t)«* 44 day* of th* W««t, up th* Bar. __ „ . . . . . . .qualifier* for match play. ^ rT. C°V.‘ ‘ n.d m.\ ln ,0 A h* Ith e winner must survive four Roaring “.’Os the thirsty *30«. 1ft-lw»lr ami two 3ft bob* the furious ’40», and on matches. throuch th* year* which seem­ The tram championship for ed without ending. the Warren G. Harding Tro­ Rut net any more. phy attracted 31 three-man For Jack Doe Kearns Is teams, each representing a dead just a month short of his qualifying section. Tim team : f*l*t birthday. championship is decided at (11* died early Sunday In 36 boles stroke play In conBy United Press International Miami in hia sleep.) Only uectJoa with th* qusiifying Okay, baseball experts, last week, ha still spoke of round. * # * who is the National league's tha only thing that actually ciinrrrncd him. namely the fu­ TJie Publix sharpshooters top Irlt-handcd pitcher. War­ ture. The pale blue eyes and represent 30 states and the ren Spahn or Sandy Koufax? th* crooked grin (till gave District of Columbia. If you are a Spahn fan you him th* look of a larcenous Many make this Junket can quota statistics to back leprechaun. their annual vacation. They your argument all day long, He had known them all bring the family and arrive and maybe through the night, through the years . . . th* on and in everything from too. Koufax fans can wrap up prince of Wales and a young motorcycle* to trucks and their argument in a burry, engineer In th* Klondike bus** and nro quartered la mostly because Sandy hasn’t named Herbert Hoover . . . everything from pup tents been around nearly as long Klondike Kate and Tesaa Gui­ ami trailers to tho homes ol as (lie soon to-be-4.1 Spahn nea . . . Jack London and Ern­ relatives, friends and kind­ But they ere imposing fig­ est Hemingway . . , Diamond ly people living around the ures at that. Jim Brady and Toots Shore . . Ken* of tho shooting. Koufax, who was only sev­ Al Capons and Frankie Carbo Young and old play ia the en years old when Spahn be­ . . . John McGraw and Jos ruhl.ua. A number. Including gan his major league career DIMsgglo. (lie defending champion. with Ihe Boston Braves in They'll remember him best Richard II. Sikes, are stud­ 1942, hurled hie eighth shut­ a* the man who mad* Jack ents. Th# butcher, the baker out of- fits season Sunday, Dimpsey and th* mlllion-dol- and the truck driver have only two short of th8 National lar gate. But ha managed their day. Tho only othtr Lesgus record of 10 set by •even other world champions. former champion on Ute Mort Cooper of the St. Ixiuls including Mickey Walker and I ground* is Stanley Blelat, a Cardinals in 1943. as the NL Archie Moore, and threw away Yonkers. N. Y. laborer who leading Los Angeles Dodgers th* million* he mad* faster prevailed 13 years ago. best the Cincinnati Reds, 4-0, than It came In. Dick Sikes U attempting in the first game of a doubleSom* of them called him to become th* second golfer header. the buccaneer of the boxing to acquire the Puhllnx three Spahn matched Uiat per­ world, others the all-time king times and in succession as formance shout six hours la­ of th# con mrn. Carl Kauffman of Pittsburgh ter when he set the Houston "Sure there wera time* I did in (he production’s early Colts down en five hits in a loadsd th* gloves,” he said as yeart— 1927-26 2). Only on* 40 victory. It was Spahn'a h* sat in that big four-posted other player hat won the fourth shutout of th* season bed last Wednesday. “What Ptiblinx twice—Charles Fer­ and tte 39th of bis long ca­ happened to those other fel­ rers in 1931 33. reer. Sikes, a rangy, 23-year-old low* was their businees. I Ism Angeles also won th* looked out for m* and my who captained th* University second game, 3 1, behind th* own." of Arkansas team, could be seven-hit pitching of rookie He had been everywhere the finest shot maker ever to Nick WUlhile and on Prrrs- and done everything, this play in the Publinx, which noski. spidery octogenarian who wut has turned out soino good The Giants split their doit- th* softest "touch" and quick­ ones — Pat Abbott, Bruce blcbeader with the St. Louis est check-grabber In th« world. McCoqmlck, Smiley Quids, Cardinals, winning ths first in II* worked on whaling ship*, Gene Andrews, Don Essig 13 Innings, 63, and the Card* aa a row puncher, smuggled and Dan Sikes, to confine the taking the nightcap, 60. In Chines* ashore in Beattie, list to past champions. The llJggin Oaks course is the other games, the Phila­ hosed and “worked a million 6,702 yards long and par la delphia Phillies clipped tho anal**." 72. Things are ao dry in th* thlrd-plara Chicago Cubs, 3Y*t, whatever he did, "Doe" I, and the Pittsburgh Pirates managed it with flamlxiyant Sacramento Valley that there burled the hapless New enjoymenL It wasn't the York Meta, 113. “score" that mattered; It was whether you could "con” some­ body who was trying to beat 3 Motorettes yon. If you couldn''t shoot an Roll High Games “ingle" or beat a challenge High games rolled this ths-ft was no fun In trying. week in tho B1U Hemphill Motoretlsa League wer* 196 by Rita Stein, 164 by Joan Msgtn and 1S1 by Nnla Fer­ guson. High Series went to Hits Stein with her 476. Splits converted were a 3-10 by Billio Charriot and Mary Elmore, 61 by Sue Long. Rita Stain nlso rolled (he only turkey. is no rough, hut trees pcaalisa arrant shot. Tha layout ralativaly roiling and fair* ly well bunkered. It is • better, than- averaga publ>« Jink* course. It won't bo Arnle'a Army, but the People'* Araty fab lowing Dirk Sites n r wfconve* bounces down in front in th* Amateur Public Links Chain* picaship, a tournament U>*6 means more to aaora peopl* than any other. }pu Losingest CLEVELAND (NEA) Somebody asked Jerry Barber If he ever considered his nine, or lack of it, a handicap in gulf. “Only fn Uid Utd last U 13 year*,* yearn,* replied Barber, who firs* first Joined the profesalonal tour in 1930. Barber stand* five feet see* i m tv M h t s en inchee and walgha 1ST "Hrillinnt short uante’* | pounds. Stop uyfng “ maybe next year.** Take that exciting holiday you've been dreaming about now, Spahn, Koufax; Which Is Top Left-Hander? IP YOUR PLANS N M D PINANCINO. CALL ON US Undtr our all-Indus>v« hotkfcy Io m pten, you can got money to «o**f th* tntlre cost of your VRCBtfaw Payments may bt spread otrer a long or short parted. *• Hot G W ORM LURE *199 Due Installation 3 Yr. Factory Warranty JONES AUTO SERVICE 1648 §. 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Adulti only. Ph. FA 2-7368. 1 bedroom house. Large rooms. $60 a mo. FA 2-8344. FURNISHED Apartment. ed. Quetnel E. 14th SL 1 ft 2 Bedroom Newly decorat­ Apt. A p t 7. 404 322-8184. W E L A KA APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, 114 W. Fir*t St. *'l MAKE the stuff! If you buy from me, you save the middleman costal" 8. Reach Rentals VERY large 3 Bedroom 6. For Rent Home in Loch Arbor, f lto 4 BEDROOMS, 2 bath, florida HUTCHISON Ocean front per month. FA 2-3301. Apartment. Daytona Beach. room, patio, air-condition­ FURN. 4 Room, 1 Bedroom ed. In I-och Arbor. Phone FA 2 0699. Apt. W ater furniihed. A d­ FA 2 8593. 9. For Sale or Rent ult*. 323-0380. BONUS RENTAL F U R N I S H E D Apartment. 3 BDRM., kitchen equipped 2 BDRM house. 8t7 Catalina. Clean and close in. Jimmie $100 a mo. and get 1000 TV 2 UR. House. Air-Condition­ Cowan. 322-4013. stam ps. FA 26157. er. Sale or rent with option 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen Nice unfurnished 3 bdrm to buy. FA 2-228!). equipped. $73. FA 23303. home. 2533 El Capital! Dr. I’INKCREST. 3 Bedrooms, 2 FA 2 01*0. 2 BEDROOM furnished A part­ baths, Fla. room, built-in ment. FA 2-0441. oven ft range, m l E. J e n ­ Efiiciency Apt. $30 Mo. up kins Circle. 322 9537. Surplus City. 201 W. 1st. FURN. Apt. 2300 Mgllonville. RENT A RED 1 bath. $73 a mo. 3 BEDROOM. 2 bath. Kit­ Rollaway, Hospital ft Udby chen equipped. 123 W. Cole­ D i bath. $63 a mo. Beds. man Circle. Pinccrest. 3 Ur., 2 bath. Air-cond. By Day, Week, o r Month mo. 12. Real Estate For Sale 2 bath on lake. $130 a CARROLLS FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-31S1 116 W. 1st St. $ 2 ,6 9 5 FURNISHED Apartment. AirROSA L. PAYTON Conditioned. Tile bath, ter- Neat 2 RR home, fram e con­ struction on 105 by 105 lot. Reg. Heal E state Broker ra tio floor*. Adults, Phone $223 down and $50 per FA 2-1301 li-IM a t Hiawatha KA 2-2374. month will make you the FURNISHED 1 bedroom Dup­ FURN. Apt. 606 S. Park. new owner. No Foolin. lex. Available June 24th. 2 UEDR003I lloun# unfurnFA 2 3410. iahed. Kitchen equipped. $63 3 BR. Fram e House. Partly • mo. Limit 1 child. 21:14 furnished. N ear NAS. Not 111 N. Park 322 2120 Cedar Ave. fancy but cheap rent. $12.30 week. FA 2-3219. 2 It E D R O O M unfumivhrd BY OWNER. 3 Hodrin. i*<»n crcte block Home, sh tiled House. Kitchen ctcctiically lot oil beautiful lake. Ph. EFFICIENCY Apt. 611 Park. equipped. FA 2 4630 alter FA 2 2096. 6 p. in. EFFICIENCY Apartment on F irst St. Near 2 city free JOHN E. FOX 18 x S' IIOUSETRAILKR, 2 parking lot*' and shopping REALTOR bedrooms; Adults only; $3o stores. No utility charges. Park Ave. 323 0539 month. KA 23649. 8:30 til n o \ Suitable for couple or sin­ 3.30. gle. Inquire Jacobson Dept. LOOK! LOOK! Stor*. FURNISHED 2 H e d r o o n A Home with a lot of living >psce on s k>t 103* x 140' house. 2181 Palmetto. Call FURN. Apt. Close in. Pbone in I.och Arhor. 3 llrdroom, fA 2 0274. FA 22800. 2 hath*, A IIONUS govs 2 BEDROOM block House. with tide home. An approv­ "CLEAN quiet Rooms” The $63 a mo. KA 24838 ed CD fallout eheltrr. Price Gable*. FA 24)720. 116.000. Monthly paymt-nts 3 BEDROOMS, IMi baths. 2 BDRM. Kurn. Apt. $33 $102.64. Large kd and children wt-l 2101 Magnolia FA 2-3051 come. FA 2 3609. FURN. Apt. FA 2-0447. LAKE MARY 3 Bedrooms. 2 baths, air-condition. Luke Clean ist floor apt. Private 1901 S. Park Ave. front. KA 2 8920. entrance. 1004 Palmetto. KA 2 3232 anytime 3 BR. 3 HR. Large $163 3 Br. mo. Stenstrom Realty Seminole Realty BEDROOM unfurnished An Investment, not an ex­ 2 Houae. Kitchen equipped. pense. Call FA 2-3412 for Near ha so. F A 2-0346. expert advice on a Herald advertising campaign Office r A 22118 3 BEDROOM Duplex Apart­ Night FA 2-0446 ment. Kitchen equipped. No 323 0700 meter. 704 E. 14th St. Ph 2324 Park Dr. Sanford. FIs FA 2-6033 or FA 2-7422. to T h e « I r r o l l l o a n o r T h e Jim Hunt Realty Legal Notice S l o t h J o 4 l r t e | C l r r e l i la t a g f a r eeaalaal* r a e a l ) , f l a r M a . to t i a a m r . A.LUA ANDERJO*«’ P lain tiff -VBR D W IN H R O X B T end JU DY ROXBY, h i t wife UUH LAMB K ItT a n d q UE .N TIN LA51 U C l; r, h e r h u e b a o d . AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Phone— FA 2-7963 A SPACIOUS 3 Bedroom, I j i hath home with fenced yard ft near playground. LOW 2,'i. P lu m b in g S e rv ic e s MORTGAGE at H i ','v. PLUMBING LOW DOWN PAYMENT. Contracting Itcpairs Seminole Realty Unit S P ark Ave. FA 2 3232 anytim e LOW Monthly paym ents. 3 Bedrooms, <len, 2 baths, central Air-Cond Lake pri­ vilege*. 112 I^ike Minnie Dr. KA 2 7819 St. Johns Realty I HE TIME TESTD FIRM 116 It, Park Ave. KA 2-6123 4* a IT y 3 5T 1? 4 *7 a* _b 1 BEDROOM Home. Furnish­ ed on largs lot. $60 a month. FA '2-0597. 2 ROOM furnished Apartment. ; $65. Includes water ft elec­ tricity. FA 2-8544. '2 HEDRim i M Trailer Kor in- 1 formation, FA 2-:to:i2. LAKE Mary lUotai*. 2 Bed­ room furnished $55. 2 ll<-d-« I room furnished $06. 3 Bed- 1 room unfurnished $65 ft other*. Brown Ri-al*.y. Lake M a r y . F A 2 • 5 '2 3 7 or FA '2-1964. HUUSbTRAILLK with vabana on large private lot. Adults. KA 2-4087, FURNISHED 2 Bedroom House $85 a mo. 218 W. i'Jth St. KA 2-290V. 2 ROOM Apt. with private bath and entrance. 618 Mel- 1 lonville. > A 2-3420. needs. ALUMINUM ru rn ltw * re ­ ive b bed cheaper than you can do it yourself. Brini; it to the Furniture Center. 1190 F rench Ave. ZIG ZAG SEWING MACHINE REPOSSESSED duo to un. fortunate circum stances. '63 model, perfect condition. Sews forw ard and reverse, makes buttonholes, tews oft buttons, em broiders ft mon­ ograms, d arns and patches. Assume 6 pay ments of $6.00. FA 241627. SHALLOW WELLS ft PUMPS Jerry Lord FA 23219 $3 40 PE R MONTH ASSUME paym ents on Singer round bobbin Sewing Ma­ chine equipped to zlg ta g and m ake button boles. With guarantee. Balance of 6 paym ents. FA 2-9411. READY MIX Concrete, window sill*, lintels, steps, blocks, soml, cement, ruck, pipe, s t e e l , grease traps, dry wells, stepping stones. Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. FA 3-S7S1 $1 per day rental for E lec, trie C arpet Shampooer with purchase of Blue Lustre. Carroll's Furniture. WASHING MACHINE. Used about 1 year. Excellent con­ dition. $76. 2 Chests, $10 each. O rgan amull electric $.’<). Luggage rack $10. 114 Sstsum a Dr. KA '2-2700. BUYING A NEW er USED CAR? FINANCE IT WITH U1 ♦ Low Interest Rates ♦ Low Monthly Payment* FLORIDA STATE BANK FIUGIO AIRE 1956 CIIEV. 2 dr. ITT. R. ft IL FREE ESTIMATE Upholstering A Mattress ren­ 323-2710. ovating New ft Used Furni­ ture. Call Nia Bedding Mfg. 195! 2 d o o r M E R C U R Y V - 8 . .Slick. I'liune FA 2-3329 Co., at 709 Celery Avo. after 6:30. FA 2-2117. La w n s Renovated - Aerate Remove Thatch • Chinch Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick 37. Hunt* • Motors Bug Spray (VC-13) • K ent Service With the Cash. ‘t r - P h . FA 2 421! SUPER TRADING POST Gateway To The Waterway MANSFIELD LAWN SER FA 2 0477. Robson Sporting Goods TREE’S trimm ed, lie mossed Your EVINRUDE Dealer ft removed. Reasonable. I‘h 31. A rticle* F o r Sale 304 68 E. 1st Ph. FA I S W t'* FA 2-7661. OKRA, wholesale. FA 2-6858. SWAP. 23* Cabin Cruiser for Sales ft Service G. II. HIGH 1700 W. Id St. Sanford Pis. FA 2-3843 FllA HOMESWe have an outstanding sel­ ection of 2, 3, amt 4 lied room, 1 amt 2 hath govern ment owned homes in mail) of Sanford's better rcshlen tial areas. Priced below market value, these home* are completely remodeled insula and out. Down pay­ ments from $230, and monthly paym ents from $30 and up. For complete In­ formation see us today. X. Park SEM IN O LE SQUARE DEAL CARS 1961 KURD G alaslr 2 Door, 11. Top. Auto. 1961 MEKCCIO I Door. Aulo., Air Corn!. I960 UI.DS Convertible, Power. Air I «nd. 195.) 4 IIICY. 4 Door lli-ca)ne, ( CyL 195m KURD ' i Ton tu n Bod> I960 KOliD 1j Tou Pickup 1957 DI.DS 4 Door Aulo., Power 1933 PONTIAC 4 Door, Aulo. . 1933 KURD Vj Ton Pickup IN D U STR IA L PARK METROPOLITAN ORLANDO JUST NORTH Ol MAITLAND ON IF. S. 17-U2 MONDAY 1:30 V. M. JULY 15 322-2420 . SAVE Convrrlthlr. Equipped 1.195 I Door. 6 1st. 4 Doer V-8, Aulo., Power S ir. . ___ 1195 HT* I Door, V-8, Auto......................... 995 2 Door 11. Top. Auto., Power 595 I lloor, Aulo., Air fu n d . .... . .193 I Door. V-8. Aulo. . .195 I Door Station Wagon 219 E. 2nd ST. sewing Of fine Fabrics 106 S. Park Ave. WANTED reliable) couple to take up monthly payments R. L. HARVEY of $13.50 on 3 complete 20! Sanlnrd Ave. KA 2-3363 rooms of furniture. Call I K 8 ta ll, Casselberry, col­ | 27. S p ecial S e n Ire s lect. 10 LLER S o/S A N FO R D CIIEV. CIIEV. CIIEV. CIIEV. CIIEV. BU CK KORI) K4ll(IS your MILADY’S SHOPPE NKCCIII Super Nova Saw­ ing Machine. Desk Model (U msI). Very reasonable. Used furniture, appliances, Payments of $7.00 per mo. tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Call FA '2-6783. L arry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave. I'll. KA 2 4132 3li. Automobile* * Truck* 1000 F r. 1943 194(1 1959 1938 1937 1937 1933 1956 FOR H A RO A IN H U N T F .lt Tim is it- S. Sanford. Near IILII. 5 Rooms ft hath on nice shady bit, furnished if wanted. Empty August TRACTOR work, mowing, sm aller fishing boaL Ph. 2. AH this for $38on. Call If you want people to pay discing, blade, scoop, t'h 322 3114. 068 1401 Enterprise. Be glad attention to your business, FA 2 7641. to show you inside ft out call FA 2 5012 and ask the II ft. / I MM E l . 30 hp. elec. 1'iano Tuning and Repair Kvinrude, gator trailer. Like as Is. Herald Staff about tome at­ W L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 tention getting ads new. $475. FA 2-8801 6 ROOM House. Store build mg Wonderful locution for -mall grocery lot.mess. 2 K K K K K F F -/ laits. $8,500. $4,000 down, ){ i t H A N M i R O U C H A « 7 i <v i - - - .?.*«■«. i i/ . i - ->• tiilatu.'*' $61.00 per mo. 709 W. 9th or 713 W. 9th St. ~ L O C I! A R M O R ' 3 BR., 3 bath, $130 00 mo. Comfortable 3 Bit, 2 bath AvaUablt borne In beautiful L>ch Ar­ 3 BR. 2 bath. $123 00 mo. bor, for Just $11,000. Only Available Aug. 1st. $130 down and $90 per JOHN E. FOX month. Interested? Call to­ REALTOR day, Defendant Ph. 323 0350 N o rte* o r a t r r •TATE o r rL * ll i DA TO lilts LAM BERT and 2 BEDROOM Homs. Furn Large yard and garage. QUENTIN LAMUCBT. her huiband. whole retldene* le 332 2120 111 lit N\ Park FA 2-0O97. I*. O. BOX 1741. IIHO OBIIKKO, P U E R T O R IC O Y o g ere hereby r e q u i r e d to file y s u r anewtr o r w r i t t e n defeneii. If any. In th* ab o v e v " --i ■a with th* d o r k of ihta I'nurt. and to t t r v * a aopy t h e r e o f u p o n th* I'L lntllf* e t t o r n v y e , who** ntmee en d eddreti ep p ev r* hereon, o n or b e f o r e th * I J l h d a y o f J u l y , 1)41. th* n a t u r e o f thl* p r o ­ c e e d i n g b e i n g a unit for f o r e ­ closure of m o r t g a g e aoalnit Ih* fo llo w in g d e s c r i b e d p r o p ­ erty . to .w |t; fMt I I —t t . g l u n l n g 111) fe et W a i t a n d l i feet N o rth o f the H uulhvael corner of th a S o u t h s 'e e l o f S ectio n Ml a . s j , geniiiiot* C o o l ' . , . F l o r ­ id a. t h e n r a r u n N o rth 1:5 feet. W a i t l e t fa­ lls feet. E a a t 103 L e t . to a point of b eg in n in g DONE AND O l t D t . H C i ) a t S an fo rd . C o u n ty o f S em inole, S t a t e of F l o ri d * , t h i e I t t n day o f J u n e . 1)41 A r t h u r H. t l e - k w l t l i J r . C l e r k C i r c u i t C o u rt. S-rnlnole Co., Han ford . Kla. By: M a r g a r e t K T y r e D ep u ty C l e r k G r e g o r y , C o ur* A I 'a n te llo A ttorneys for P laintiff 404 J a e k e o n S t r e e t T a m p a 1, Ul .rM* P u b lleh : J u n o 17, 34. J j , . 1 1)41 C L J-ll 1 «~ Ladies, childrens shoes. $1.99 • up. Mens shoes $2J9 up. ' Surplus City, 201 W. 1st FREE ESTIMATES Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty 34 Roguish 15 Coffin support M N i p r m tribe JR First mug tftib * 13 Rent 30 --------------- Canal 31 Antlered ruminant! 37 Wlllful deitrojar 44 Waal* .14hirst nott.an aUoexac* 4t Site ot Soak* 44 Rocky lifer LAWN SERVICE UNFURNISHED g-betfroum houae, kitchen equipped. FA 2-34)1. FURNISHED NEW Brick Homes. 3 Bed­ vlDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ RAVENNA PARK Attractive 3 Bit. tile bath rooms, 2 full baths. Good lo­ tios etc. Free estim ate. Ph. 322-3304. CB home in desirable Ra­ cation. $450 down, $79.00 venna Park on a corner per month. Moiina Jarvis. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS. tree shaded lot. Fully equip­ 322-1810. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ped electric kitchen. Only All Types and Sizes $13,360, with ju st $373 down 16. Female Help Wanted We Repair ami Service including all closing ex­ S T I N E pends. $92 per month in­ “INTERVIEWER Wanted for part-time telephone survey Machinery and Supply Co. cludes ever) thing. work. Give phone number. 207 W. 2nd St. KA 2 6 0 2 I’rtfe r private line. Not » lellinR job. Air .Mail letter SMITH Air-Condition Refri­ geration service. All work including education, work guaranteed. Very reason­ 111 N. Park 322-2120 experience and names of able in price. Day KA 2-7434 refereiKca to: American 3 BEDROOM. l ‘x bath Houae Night KA 2-2069. Research Bureau, Field in Ravenna Park on Bike, S taff Department - Metro, Over $2000 equity for $250. Beltsville, Maryland.” 114 Sateuma Dr. KA 2-2700. Mowing an>l edging, etc. Sat­ isfaction guaranteed. Pb. PART time, full time. If you 104 WEST 10 ST. FA 2 1817. are looking for an out of NEAT 2 bdim home in good the ordinary type job and location. Total price only Air-Conditioning: arc interested in beauty $4950 with $500 down and II. B. POPE CO.. INC. secrets. Call 423-7574. bal. with low monthly pay­ 3 0 So. Park Ave. KA 2-4231 ment of $19.60. • 17. Male Help Wanted TRACTOR work, mowing, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS discing, blade, scoop. WANTED: Carpenter* and la­ Realtor FA 2-7661. borers at SNAS. Construc­ Ra>mond Lundquist, Asso. tion starting Monday morn­ FA 2 3951 Atlantic Rank Bldg. ing by Peacock Construc­ 29. Automobile 5 m ice tion Co. Apply main gate. 3 ft 4 BEDROOMS, Inspect Auto Glass, Tops models on Highland at ft Sea* Cover* Iaingwood. Open daily 10:00 19. Situations Wanted to dark. 10 Minute* South CHILDREN kept. FA 2 1132. on 17-92 and West on Semi­ Child Care. FA 2-2274. nole 1 block. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-8032 LMN ENTERPRISES. INC. \L L WORK GUARANTEED W ild, do Babysitting and will stay weekends, KA 2-6019. FOR your best Buy, choose Tee 'N Green Estates. 3 ft LICENSED CHILD Caro 4 Bedrooms. More space KA 2-8481. Scnkarik Glass ami Paint ior your money. 20th Street Company West by M ayfair Golf 21. Iteauty Salons 210 Magnolia I'll KA 2-4622 Course. Open daily 11-4:00. 322-2744. Builders: LMN EN­ SPECIAL ;ilA. Pets TERPRISES, INC. Cut \N Curl Beauty Shop Cold Wave $4 95 complete. BOSTON null T errier Pup3 BEDROOM. 2 bath, fla. Open evening by appt. pies. Reg. 6 weeks old. Rtn. Cool shade trees. Low 318 Palmetto Ave. 322 0831 FA 2-0187. down paym ent. 322 4633. But liA ltltlE T T S BEAUTY NOOK E. Jenkins Circle. Complete Scr. Eve. Appt'g. 32. F lo w e rs • S h r u b s FA 2-3742 GERBA DAISIES. Dutch Mill 3 BK. Home. 202 Laurel Dr. 105 So. Oak Good location, kitchen Nursery. Upsalu ltd. Just equipped. Low down pay­ 22. Iluild • Paint • Repair off 20th St. ft l*t. ment. Assume loan. A real Scml-llcllred Carpenter 33. Furniture saving. Call KA 29472. Small Repairs — Painting Stenstrom Realty e r s license, etc. Chandler NICELY furnished 3 room Sharon J r. Ru6 Magnolia. Apartment. P rivate bath. FA 2-3303. 2. N o tic e s • Pam ranlM *.#?qol Notice 31. Article* For Sale U. s. 8000 KT. Ai l . LOTS ON IIEAW lo w . 17-92 FRONTAGE RAILROAD FRONTAGE DUTY PAVED STREET 231 TO OVER 500 FT. DEPTH W1 V FANTASTIC OPPORTUNITY IN CENTRAL FLORIDA, I VI'E CANAVERAL AREA. ZONED lm!u*lrial - Low Svminulr County Tax Italra. Acrr»»ihle to Interstate 6] Kvpre»»way. Buy one lot or uiorr. £ M ONDAY 1:30 P. M. JU LY 8 l a r g e l.akelronl Ki-idenlial tra it ut .129 N . Tampa, Ptupcrly extend* -50 KT, t o | 1693 1893 1993 995> -'J'.' 895 795 295 295 2503 PARK V\ K. 0-.itil11uI ItiH’k Luke. Ma> Ih- liimglii in three aeparale IracU ur a* a whole. �> ' >> . Red Aims Unchanged BARGAIN S! . . . PLUS - Dispite Differences If ■oaoow (vpi) - wi l i n n y n M il l i l u f t a t the l a i f c t W a tn n te ( • I Cm m M m d m U p k i n u n it attact M th* i*a k u k attitad# toA t diplanata potated ant N ttt tha r a f ia it Maato tk a l the luaalaaa a r t Waiter* capitalism, tka tfp to a a ta aaJd. Tbair dispute la m r w b rtter tkia should ba aeeampllated t k r o u g b Moaeov'a potter a t paacafol or throoih Pa- Legal Notice ■ail ran b i d * ( N t n b id s w ill bs rsc slv s d b y tb s Board s f T ra s ts s s • f lb * S sm lnols M sm srlst HoeB ila l, O w ssr, la tb s s in e s o f Its A dm in istrato r, A sm lnols W sm erlal H ospital, Sanford. F lo rid a , s p to sla b ! o'clock f . u., r».T .. jots it. m s a n d publicly opened and rra d •lo u d , for ru m U b ln p all m a ­ te r ia l a, equipm ent, aarvleas a n d lab o r for and eon straet* l a * tb s IM S ADDITION TO a e s a tw o L B m b m o r i a i . h o b . 111 FIT A U Sanford, F lorid*. D ra w in g s and apselfleatlons m ay ba o b ta ln td by depoeltla p f i s a .i a w ith tbs A rchlta e t. J o h n A. B urlon IV, F o u r th F lo o r, la n fo rd A tlan tic B a n b B u d d ie s , aanford. F lo r­ id * . f a r th a first aat o f doeum a n ta o b taln sd . Such dapoalt m ilt ba rafu n d ed In full to a a c h p arso n who rotarna th a d o c u m s n ta In good condition w ith in I t d a y s a lta r th a bid • p a n la p i w ith sic ap tlo n _ ■ o ta d balow . Additional s a ls S ta y b a a b ta ln ad a t th a coat o f |M .aa, which U h a lf r s fu n d a b le , flen a rat O anlraclora • • c u r in g decum anta and n o t s u b m ittin g propoaal ahall ba re fu n d e d o n a -h alf tha dapoalt n p o n re tu r n af docum ants In Bood condition. E a c h propoaal m ust ba a e oom p an lad by a c ertifie d a b a c k or a a acceptable hid b o n d In th e amount of flva B ar c a n t < » * ) o f the baas hid. B u y ab le fo tha Board of T rue I s a s o f th e Seminole M em orial H o s p ita l, and a*ld check o r b id bond w ill bo re tu rn e d w ith in th ir ty <MI day* If p ro p o a al la not accepted, or If n o n tra o t agreem ent le e x e c u t­ e d a n d p u a ra n ty bond a c c e p t­ ed. T h a eucceeefot bidder's d e ­ p o s it w ill ba ra ta ta a d u n til b a h a * e n te red Into * s a t is ­ f a c to ry o n /itra ct and fu rn is h ­ e d an approved bond In th o s u m o f on# hundred par c a n t ( I M S ) s f the c o atrac t price. S h o u ld th a bidder fall to e n ­ t e r Into said noatraot, in c h d a p o a lt Shall ba forfaltad a s liq u id a te d dam age to th . O w ner. B id d e rs a re notified T hat •n n a tru a U o n o f the build in g w ill bo dependent npon th f ilin g w ith tho Owner of a n • o c a p ta b la corporate su re ty p e rfo rm a n c e and pay m en t b o n d or bonds la a turn equal bp th a c o n tra c t aw ard, such b o n d or bonds te be oohdlt to n ed aa req u ired by th e law * o f th a ftta te of Florida. A t­ te n tio n la called to the f a r t t h a t a c t lass than tha m int m um e alarla a and w e g ei aa o at fo rth In the H peclflca|lnne m u s t he paid on th is pro ject I t w ill be lha rig h t of the O w n er to reject any and a ll b id s and to w aive In fo rm ali­ tie s. No bid shell ha w ith d ra w n fo r a period of th irty (10) d a y s subsequent to th e o p e n in g o f bids w ithout th a • o n a e n t o f the Hoard. A. B. I'KTKIUbiN, SB. C h airm an B oard of T ru stee s of th a S em in o le County l'u b llc H ospital A ndrew C a rraw a y S e c re ta ry of Board of T ru e te c s of tho hemlnolo C ounty F u b llo H ospital. P u b lish J u ly I. !«, >3. IddS. O D K -II J V p f. s a MON. king'* policy of armed revoutxm. H i m , tho diplomat* said, Soviet Premier Nikita Khruahebev might puriue talk* with WMtcra leaden on key Uauea of tension, but bo will sot loao alght of tho MarxUtLeninist goal of CommunUt control of tha world. Khruahehev arranged a dlacuuloo of Cait- West probama today with Belgian For•Iga M in I a t a r PiaMfenri Spaak a t Kiev. Spggk, former accretary general of the North Atlantic Treaty Organi­ sation (NATO), wai the tin t Western statesman to confer with Khrushchev tinea SinoSoviet relations worsened in recant weeks. K h r u s h c h e v ' s depar­ ture from Moscow for the Kiev visit appeared to be a calculated snub of the Chineta delegation which arrived berw Friday for tha secret showdown negotiations. After a day of rest Sunday, the Soviet and Chinese Dele­ gations returned to the nego­ tiating table today. The offi­ cial Soviet press snd radio hava carried no reports on the talks, and no announce­ ment was expected until the negotiations are concluded, probably within a week. Roast Famous Savage 22” Rotary Mower Powered by 2Vi h.p. Hrigga A H trallrn engine ■—I eyele. Kaey-epin re­ coil starter. Throttle Controt on handle. A djust from V* to S*i" ru ttin g height*, linked enamel 2ton* flaUk. BEEF — ------ r vj •a , - Lb. i* T ® * \J>Q ru i n s l lo o r. PURE LEAN LIVER G RO U N D TALI. HICKORY S L IC E D BACON 3 ARMOUR STAR RUN SIZE ALL MEAT FRANKS 48c lb. LBS. BEEF 89C VALUAO U COUPON FOLGER’S X5 50 Extra Gilt Edge Stamps; INSTANT COFFEE WITH THE PURCHASE OK >FOLGER'S « OZ. JAR IN ST A N T C O FFEE 59c COUPON GOOD AT TIIRIFTWAY ONLY THRU WED, JULY I t ARTS AND CRAFTS INSTRUCTOR Boh Iscli gives Rhonda Reams stime tips on soap carving at the summer recreation program lieiiig held in Casselberry. Looking on are Carl Hammond (at right) anil Roberta Dysert and Beverly Wofford (in back). (Herald Photo) Bryant, Sanders To Open 1-75 TALLAHASSEE (C IM ) r6 OZ. Jar Limit 1 with »J Order MRS. SM ITH ’S - I Govs. Karris Hr) ant of Klor-1 Ida and Carl Sanders of Georgia will open Hu, rund longest section of in tcritatc highway in the South­ east in a ceremony July 1.1. Thr two stale chief rx e c u -! livei will remove a barricade 1 from Interstate Houle 75 at the state line and open a 1 recently • completed 21-Hide connecting segm ent of the road. Tlie new segment of lim it­ ed access highway will join 110 miles o( I 71 already completed in Georgia and Florida. Tlie longest coin pteted portion of an Inter­ state route in the southeast is 49 miles of I 111 in South Carolina between Spartan hurg and Orangeburg. B U Y IN G 'V A LU A B LI COUPON g firrw i Cream Pies VALUA11I COUPON 50 Extra Gilt Edge Stamps; WITH THE PURCHASE OP MRS. SMITH'S I t OZ. 16 Oz. l*ies CREAM PIES . . . 2/79c COUPON GOOD AT TIIRIFTWAY ONLY THRU WEI), JULY I t LVALUABLI COUPON LIMIT 2 PLEASE \> GOLDEN RIFE ,\V * Bananas NEW C A R ? L E T US F IN A N C E IT ! Because You Buy W ith A Purpose . . . . Finance W ith A Purpose fO O ° A a? . . BLUE SEAL SOLID OLEO TO SAVE MONEY! N EW * C A R CURRENT F IN A N C IN G ! INTEREST RATE — UP TO .Tfi MONTHS Just H*y . . . “CHARGE I T / Delmonkos TENDER SLICED TO PAY £rl GOODYEAR Lb. K .... ___ CALL KAirfas RALPH PEZOI.D 3 -lh ll or uM A nruaa AND ASK FOR JIM DOUCETTE Lb. Limit 2 With $3 Oriirr Plea.* “C A LO ” •T.YKKS" CAT FOOD • LIVER A CHICKEN ................. J 04 rnns 3 3 • CHICKEN............................... J • KIDNEY CHICKEN ............... J 0£' cnns 2 7 c cans 3 3 ° “ 3 OUR IIKAUTY IIOl'B" P A L M O L IV E STORE FA 2-2821 1 Lb. / Only $1.25 Weekly SERVICE 155 W. Iff St. Rib Steak LIV ER ’ N BACON ON l Lb. AREA YOUNGSTERS who attended the beginners Red Cross swimming course in Casselberry were (front from left) Dave Guinn, Bobby Derum, Donnie Dirkson, Suzanne Turner, Mike Tuylor and Stephen Guinn; (stand­ ing) Jeannie Ashley, Michael Bemnth, Sue Derickson, Juanita Fritz, Billy Derickson, Billy McVay, Duncan Grinstend, Mark Hasty, Nancy Mendez, Melody Evens, Gary Ray; (hack) Sherry Taylor und instructor Betty Field. (Herald Photo) Compare Our Lower Monthly IN S T A LLM EN T S ii O WED. BONELESS BID* Mid Summer Special! TUES. STANDING RIB "*V Legal Notice T h * H oard o f C o u n ty C om m t u l o n o r a of S . m l n o U C o u n t y , F l o r i d * w ill r*c*|y* hid* * t th * o f f l r * o f A r t h u r II. I l» c k Ith. J r . . 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I l u t r h l . o n , C h a i r m a n By: W. Bu*h. J r . Courtly K o a i o a . r I 'u h l U h Ju l y I. II. t i l l . I'liK -U • STAMPS - Choke Flavor Elephants originally laid out many of the highways In present-day Africa. NOTICE r o w BONUS 2 & 2 I‘ SOAP 2 “ 31 VIENNA SAUSAGE 4 oz. can 19c “ LOW S I IIS H K T K R G E N T * AD . . . “ LIQUID DETERGENT* . giant box 64c I VEL LIQUID 72 oz.bll. 57c AJAX CLEANSER 2 reg. cans 33c FLORIENT 2 reg. bombs 59c , “ YOl’R FAVORITE- “AIR DEODORIZER- �# V I f t '? * * $h ? S a n fo r i %mxib WEATHER: Showers this afternoon and evening and Wednesday; hij?h today in 90s; low tonight in 70s. VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUES., JULY 9, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 751 Bryant Names Krider, Brumley As Cana! District Directors R. E. Porter is catching heck from all sides. Some time be­ tween 8:30 and 9 Fourth of July morning he stood a t Park i and F in t and looked north, 1 euat, south and west . . . ami saw the American flag flying over the police station, court­ house, Sanford Atlantic Bank, j and later at The Herald and | Chase 4 Co. Anil so reported ; in “The Clock." Ever since, our phone has been ringing, to tell R. E. Porter his eye­ sig h t is bad. T is not m . . . he has new bifocals , , , ask Or. Dougherty. Maybe the flag - flyer* hung out Old Glory after 9 a. m. So—let's forget the whole thing until next July 4. And we'll s ta rt over again. • The controversial issue be­ tween the Hunt oil interests Clerk A rt Beckwith informs ! of Texas, owners of 111.11 R. E. Porter . . . and we are Produc's here, and the City mightily happy . . . that the of Sanford h»» been passed County ordered a new Ameri­ to the Seminole County Comcan flag for the courthouse be- m!«*ion. fure it was brought up in The Hunt interests have “The Clock." A rt says tho been requesting added city new banner is on order and services—water and sewage will be hung out immediately | lines—but without annexation on receipt. So, once again, Ito the City. The HLH plant “ The Clock" is late in its re- I is in tin* Hunt-owned Sanford porting. We are happy to re- ' Industrial Park on Sanford port the County was ahead of I Avenue, ju st beyond the city us. I limits. • • • J Nearing completion in the President Bill Hemphill re- . Industrial Park, and frontp o rts the Rotary Club has ac- ^mg the lll.ll plant, is the cepted a teriific project . . . new $180,000 warehouse buildfurnishing the pediatrics wing in? being constructed by J of Seminole Memorial Hos­ L. Williams and Company, pital. Bill reports the club has also of Dallas. Texas. agreed to a goal of $ii,'>fl() for Tho Hunt Interests, in le t­ “by far one of tho biggest things we’ve ever attem pted" ters to the City, are request­ • nil the wurd will ho named, ing construction of an eightappropriately, “ Rotary Pedi-1 Inch water main to the Witntrica Wing." Any suggea .jlia m s building, built for spe­ lions will be accepted. Bill culative purposes, according •ays, for fund-raising events to Williams, himself. The City is balking on the “to guarantee success in real­ request, holding out that the izing the club's aims." In fact, the club already ha* received Hunt interests are “ hedging" a $100 donation. Any others? about annexation of the pro­ per!.'. Furtherm ore, the City held Monday Bye Ibi* live, Mnyor T"!(l Commission McDonald is chairman of tiic jnlgiit to provide the added Kotary's fund-raising project facilities to the Hunt interfo r the pediatrics wing, by csts t^iy deprive n' ■ tl'd City services to the r \f It' llappointment of I' i c a i d e u t , meti.'e shopping center bein: Hemphill. constructed at 27th Street and • • • French Avenue. Police Chief Roy Williams It was brought out Monday reported last night to the City evening that the 111.11 plant Commission that five police has au t * ciited its own pre­ officers are about to he grad ­ vent city w ater supply with uated from the police acad­ a weil on the grounds. And it emy a t Urlamlo and advanced vvas further brought nut that courses . . . and a graduation a hose front the IILII plant p arty is slated for Wednesday stretched above ground is evening at Dobbs House Tiki. supplying water to the Wil­ • • • liams building for sanitary Rumors still flying nboul purposes at the present. th e old hospital a t Fifth and • • • Oak. Latest are that doctors Commissioner J. FL Crapps w ant tho building for a clinic | expressed the opinion that . . . th at thu city is refusing since H. L. Hunt, the Texas a permit for conversion to an . billionaire-owner of III.II Pro. apartm ent house . . . . that the ducts and presumably finan city would like to see its eon- | clcf o( , hp Williams building demnntion order curried out has placed confidence in the uni! the building rated. Wish Sanford area "to the [mint aomeoiie would i-ome forward of placing a $2 million plant and relate just wlmt are the here, wo should not haggle plans for that site. Tho real­ and make the man mad over to r behind the deal said he a $2 water bill." would report "when some­ Cominis dun fir. illy agreed thing happens." to direct City Manager w. E. Knowles (o address a reply Discussion of the new bud­ to the Hunt interests at Dal­ get for the next ^fiscal year las to request of the Scmino'e and opening of some bids will County t'ommisvion the need­ highlight the School Board ed extra wnter and sewer meeting ut l p. in. Thursday. 'facilities, since the property • • • is outside the city and within H any organization or indi­ the county coniines. Then, it vidual would donate suitable was suggested, the Count) flowers for the downtown should approach the City with I planteis, members of Epsilon • request (or th • c n Sigma Alpha will be happy to facilities tor the Sanford In­ take care of the planting. Con­ dustrial Park ta ct the president, Mrs. Kirby F ite J r. Appointments Telephoned To Herald Water Problem Of HLH Passed To County Bids Asked On ■Navy Base Pool By the way, the English Es­ tates .School is the Jill) o boo of its “kind" with a duly or R u n ize d I’TO and an elected slate of officers . . . hut no school building. I'ould be they like the air conditioning? . • • A seldom seen sight: A deputy sheriff running the power mower in front of tho county jail while the trusiyopvrutur of the grass cu tter took a “breather" on the steps. • • • Governor Bryant's office this morning invited The Heraid's representative to a press conference July 17 a t Orlando. Tha Governor will (o' there for the opening of Sunshine I’m k way. Junior golfers will receive their sw ards trophies at the Jaycee luncheon Thursday from Chairman Jim Chapman. Bids for a swimming pool (or enlisted men at tlu* San fnrd Naval Air Station were asked today by the Special Services Office in an Invilathin mailed out to 22 contrae ior<, T.e cost i* in the SJj .ix O$100,000 range and includes construction of a concrete 1swimming pool and wading j [aad. Other items include d eck s, fencing, area lighting and a concrete and steel | frame bathhouse. Tlie announcement s a i d that bids would be opened si 2 p m., Aug. 6, at the office of (Ml'C jt the Ba»e. | The invitation wax sent to three contractors in Sanford. Carroll Daniel Construction Co., Lee Brothers and Huv* | Spencer. John Krider, John Brumley look toward right-of-way. Change O f Command Set Friday Governor Karris Bryant this morning informrd The Sanford Herald of tlie a p ­ pointment of two Sanford r e s ­ idents to the newIv legislated St. Johns Indian lin e r Canal District. The Governor, in a te le ­ phoned message to The H er­ ald, announced the appoint m ent of John Krider and John Brumley as directors of (he Canal District, which im ­ m ediately will begin o p e ra ­ tions for tho acquisition of rights of-way anil construc­ tion of a waterway between Sanford and the Atlantic Ocean. Krider, manager of the Seminole Chamber of Com ­ m erce, and Brumley, ow ner of the Sanford Boat Works, were members of the now defunct St. Jolins-lndian R iv­ e r Navigating Committee J which promoted the Canal District to the point where it was passed into law by the recent Legislature and ap ­ proved hy the Governor. WALLS ARE going up on the new lunchroom nt South Seminole Junior High School nt Cussellierry and work has started on the new band and choral room at the school ns well. (Herald Photo) A PETRIFIED FOREST of concrete piers rising from a wilderness of palmetto scrub marks the progress thus far nt the Hite of the new English Estates School which ran lie reached only by an obscure and hazardous path through the deep sand. (Herald Photo) Tlio Heavy Attack Wing One chunge-of.command cere­ mony at the Sanford Naval A ir Station Friday will be • • • • sh o rt ami final event. Governor Ilryant also anThe expected tiuO guests w ill ten only lliu ccrcfhoninl part nnuneeil three other mem bers I of tlio change-over process of the navigating committee I which is going on new and bus ns directors o( the Canal Dis­ been for lliu past thies weeks. t trict: a. i . b rad ). Titusville, ('a p t. Janies O. Mayo, tho in* tor Brevard County; Steve Smyrna coining Wing Commander, Sliinlmlvvr. N e w amt Cupl. Joseph M. 'lolly Jr., Beach, for Volusia County, (irat-ln command for tho past .ind Itun.vi in Downes. Ur Ian two year*. arc bu-y exchang­ do, for Orange County. The appointment! are: Kri ing voluminous information which is indispensable to run­ der and Brady, lor four ning liie fui -leaching fleet years; Slilnholxer, for three years; Downes, for two years, command. ( apt. Mayas' sthfdulu since and Brumley. for one year reporting to the Wing June 2D Krider and Brumley ropre Inis Item a succession of In tid­ sent Seminole County. • • • WORKMEN nro putting tlio finishing touched to thu new music nml ing*, l.otb in S-mford and New direct: r* of the Canal scioinu wings at Lyman High School. (Herald Photo) otlu-r Navy centers, confer- I cnees and flights in thu D istrict were apprised of W ing's two bread and butter their appointments by tele­ nil cruft, the A-6A Vlliguntu gram from Governor Ilryant Monday evening. and tlio A-tJII Sky warrior. Sen. Bernard I’arrixli, of Itcsides all this arc various social functions where ma ny' Titusville, who has been one local citizens have already of the leaders in promoting tbe cunnl, previously autumnmet tin* tall, slender officer, Two zoning questions pack­ CAIT. JAMES 0 . .MAYO ('ap t Mayo is, of course, no j <-r<l d ia l three property owned tlio hearing room at this *ti anger to hruvy ttark op- ! era have agreed to donate WASHINGTON (L T D — vise Kennedy by D a. in. KST mornings session of the Coun­ Executive g ratis the necessary rights•’rations, lie was In an extraordinary move, Wednesday —only about 12 , , , ,. , . , i .liver and t.'oiiummduig Of- 1of-way for nit .of , the water-1 I„ resub'iit ty Commission. Kennedy today call- hours before tho threatened * . . . Over of Heavy Attack Squad- 1 w"y bctwvcn Lake H arney | Members «* O rtlw rn B*pted on Die nation's disputing nationwide s trlk . - If they toil Six ( YAll-ti) on tin West “ad the East Coast excepting would arrrpt. 1st Chapel Country Club Road railroad* and union* to let Su­ Coast from ItblM-llivU. I the enstern-most "00 yards. A union spokesman said the | voiced opposition to u pctlIlia know ledge of heavy a t- \ engineer's feasibility preme Court Justice A rthur J. hi other liiaaIs would "giv e any lion by C. C. McWattcrs t» i o k was also ............ . by Id* study for the waterway nil- Goldberg arbitrate tiielr long Washington ilpu word from tlie Pre-idem seri- rerone from agricultural In i " it rvvvnt lour Ml a, qierutions vised ail eight-foot deep canal di quite over “featherbedding." i ill) t e n i l l ’ll Held Construction is well under mis consideration.” But he commercial property imnicdi'Hie White House meeting pointed!) lelllllldl'd report- | ately across the road, reportEnterprli , Educational ( m p . j "ay on .■ ' f.,.in g jmrt the officer of the attack carrier | I'"' feet wide extending from I NS I i link tin D. Roosevelt, j Hie northern edge of Lake lasted only a little over Hi publisher of the World II ioh ; Sv'iiYlet Liu ui lias proiilived to ers: “ i l i e a e organizations j ed' ‘to 'ho desired ' ' ' for a Conn­ This billet brought him i nt o' ILirney to the Indian River. minute*. There was no imiihave been tiadltionally oppos- i try-typo market, Encyclopedia, said Monday it < lo se <ontact willi Sanford's Two locks, one ut raeli end cut ion whether Kennedy men­ eil to umipulsion or to arid- \ Tile issue was postponed by was withdrawing it* *3.2 mil- wharves V All-11, which deplo)s ahsuird f the i-nnal, would be mum* tioned the possibility of em er­ lion offer for the personal 1in use, l trillion In lieu of u negotiated I the Commission for another the Roosevelt with the A-llB. 250 feet wide hy 5lt feet high gency legislation if tlie two stories of 1*1 t'. S. ustroiiauis i day. settlement." public hearing on July 23 Hines uiiiving Cupl. Mayo . to perm it barge traffic nml sides did not agree to bis lltliThe installation, width Ku> The railroads indicated they before a full Commission prevent salt water intrusion hotir piopo-at. would go along witii tlie pro- meet in ;. Jam es P, Avery Jr. via promised l.ivt September 1tins begun familiarization of fliglita in the A-5A. n newI into the fresh water o f the Both sides were asked lo ail im,oil to build, apparently will serve nt, ns they have with p ro -! was absent today. WASHINGTON i l l ' l l • • inner to tint program since St. Johns. By-passes would vioux Kovcimnent suggestions^ Residents in the vicinity of 1 ha House h - - da p i ms- both Cuban (idling boats and , ilia previous lour. permit pleasure boat passage for heading off u strike. .Scminola lligilevard at Ca*nrnl the six-year military ob­ Itussian fishing ve els which b lights in tlie Mach Two without using the locks. Tlio railroads say the> plan »cB*erry soutbt a reversal of ligation piogiam uudi-r which operate in the Atlantic. II The Canal District direc­ to put nevv "a n ti featherbed a zoning chan?# from comyouths usually serve six is being built in Ha vanna ; .'ircru ft may be sandwiched between »(«ff briefings uud tors, along with nhtuinlng the [ding" work rules Into effect mcrelaI back to residential in months on in live duty and the Harbor. at midnizlit Wednesday and opi>o*illon to the cunstructmn I'. S officials -aid there conferences. Then tin-re are to ci saury right* of-way, also rest In the reserves. uu.x no e vidence It would lie a , adm inistrative detail*, cor- will recommend to the state the live unions served notice •*! •* resta u ran t on property SI’. PE I E ltslll i(G (C l’l) I they would strike in protest, owned militur> base, although some | *• - pond e nee and out-and-out any suggestions fi r financing tlie operation. I —Nearly 30 rivil air patrol I a .* many as 55,0011 jobs Bruno. of the Soviet trawlers that study sessions. TALLAIIASSKK (LPI In udditiun lie recently paid Brhind-t he-aecnes campaign- presumably would lie served ! planes searched central F lnr-| could be eliminated ultimate The canal, when completed, ida today for u light plane |y under the revision of work ing mar Led t!i<« «*iund d.i of are equipped with electronic three-day visits to tha com­ ItoyN St ji*«* lud.iy u* *'»ll high gear ami obviously are used m ander of tbe Naval Air will open the St. Johns River , with one man aboard m using rules, winch the Supreme, Duda Leases tuiUnU | min'd off for intelli geneo gathering Force Atlantic Fleet in N o r­ for wrutrr traffic between on a Bight front Miami to | Court held that the railroads' folk, Va., and th e . North Jacksonville and Sanford ami Tyndall Air Force Base, fur «*leclion* to hioek sla t’! along tiie L S. coast. 5,765 A cres were authorized to invoke. American Aviation Columbus beyond to the Atlantic Ocean The pilot, Bobert Kamos, is officer TALLAHASSEE (FP1) lU hlo) factory, manufacturer i in tin- vicinity of Mnytnwu. stationed at Tyndall and was | A. Duda and Son* Inc., ono of tl.e A-.7A. i The federal government is returning alter a weekend of Florida’* largest a (ricul■planning it new cut-over canal (leave in Miami. He was (ly­ Tlie Most Postinav.cr J R. Jones of lur.il operators, today leaved from thu Indian River to tlie ing a TUI. Soviet l'iii"ii toba) accus'd Oviedo suffered * heart at 5,7ti5 acres of state lands in ] reran somewhere in tlie viciriiItarnos is a memlier of the SAl.ldllt.’RY, N. C. (HIT) Palm Beach County at an Red (Tuna of trying to under- lack at hit home Sunday i ty of Muytown. aero-club of Tyndall, near —Truck driver Roy Smith. average rental of $11 an n.inp the eurr< tit Communist i morning and is a patient at K tider informed The II. mid I Panam a ('By. | who mild be retu ilo d borne lo acre per year. “peace" lu lls and warned of ' ihr Winter Dark Memorial The Coast Guard and Fed- find his wife dead umi Ilia the “dangerous von- qiicnee*" I Hospital where ins condition I Newly dppo.nlvd luiu range j thi* morning th at G overnor Tiie lease will run for 13 of such a course. ! whs listed as satisfactory I recreation committee f o r IJryant did not call a meeting , er.il Aviation Agency gave i children starving, confessed )carv with the option of ex­ Seminole County will meet of the new Canal lllst.ie t di- up the search yesterday, al today that his wife died July tending it another five years. tills morning. ------------------- j •Lily 22 for organization, it 1rectors, apparently leaving it though tlie FAA will continue I as they struggled over a LzzlSt oL'ill'Cil The company agreed to | was decided at Hie initial to their discretion when they a “ listening" search of dif- 22 faliber rifle. MIAMI ( I ll’ll Navy and vpernl not !c*s than $33.tMs) . shal l mud for organization. , uiceiing Monday evening Rowan C o u n t y Deputy on improvement* to the Ian I Icrent p o i n t s within the ('vast Guard plane- i -lay *>■ “This, in my opinion,” Krl- plane* range. Sheriff Henry Huffman said each y ear (or tlie first three ORLANDO ( LPI ) — Dade Commissioners John Fitz Ran the la«t day of hope-lc*. search for tho fishing boat County Circuit Court Judge Patrick and John Alexander der stated, “ is the g re a te st A Coast Guard s|Mikesinan1that Smith, -|»5, confessed thi* years of the lease, “Sno* Boy” apparently lost Ben Willard died at Orange i outlined to the committee thing that ever happened to said these points include the morning. He was charged The total lea*c fee will with ID persons aboard in Memorial Hospital hire early member* what !.« devired in Suiifcrd ami Semiuolo Cuuii- Bahamas, Cuba, ami south with first degree m urder. ISe« I amount to about $HO,70Q a Caribbean waters. today, itlia way of planning ' Georgia. iearlier story on page 10.) lyear. [t r ­ t JF K In Last Try To 2 Zone Cases Before Board Avert Rail Strike iisiwA... \Work Cn Cuban B S 2 S ls t ? S ?arl Under Way Offer Dropped .ScM'vice Bill Florida Pushes Hunt For Plane Boys .State )— ty j nt'hool • Beds Stjualjble :ow (UPi) Jones III Recreation Body Meets July 22 Jlicl^ce Dies Man Confesses Slaying Wife � 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/. 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